HOME OF THE NINE-TIME TABLE OF CONTENTS NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS... MEDIA INFORMATION...... 2-3 Media Instructions...... 2 1982 1983 1984 1988 1990 1991 1992 1998 2000... Why Monarchs?...... 2 Quick Facts...... 2 Media List...... 3 Directions to Foreman Field...... 3 THE GAME OF FIELD HOCKEY...... 4-5 Game Basics ...... 4 The Field...... 4 Rules of the Game...... 4-5 History of the Game...... 5 Coaching Staff...... 6-8 Head Coach Beth Anders...... 6-7 Beth Anders' Year-by-Year Record...... 6 Assistant Coaches...... 8 FIELD THE 2007 LADY MONARCHS...... 9-15 HO CKEY 2007 Outlook...... 9 2007 Rosters...... 10 Player Information...... 11-15 2006 IN REVIEW...... 16-17 2006 Old Dominion Statistics...... 16 2006 Wrap-Up...... 17 OPPONENT INFORMATION...... 18-23 2007 Opponents...... 18-20 Records vs. All Opponents...... 20 Year-by-Year Results...... 21-22 NCAA Results...... 23 HISTORY & TRADITION...... 24-37 Team, Individual, & NCAA Records...... 24-25 The CAA...... 26 Lady Monarch Letterwinners...... 27 Alumni Update...... 28 ...AND THIRTEEN-TIME Academic Support...... 29 COLONIAL ATHLETIC Old Dominion Field Hockey 1974-2006...... 30-31 ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONS... Honored Lady Monarchs...... 32-33 Honda Award Winners...... 34 1991 1992 1993 1994 1996 1997 1998 ODU Olympians...... 35 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2005... Hall of Fame...... 36-37 UNIVERSITY INFORMATION...... 38-40 CREDITS: The 2007 Old Dominion University Field Hockey Brochure is a publication of the Old Dominion University Athletic Old Dominion University...... 38 Public Relations Office. Written by: Kimberly Zivkovich, Assistant Sports Information Director. Layout and Design University President & Athletic Director...... 39 by: Chrisie Henn Assistant Director of Athletic Publications & Creative Services. Special Assistance by: Debbie White, Senior Associate Athletic Director, Public Relations & Marketing & Tina Price, Director of Athletic Publications Staff & Phone Directory...... 39 & Creative Services Photography: Rick Voight, FestEvents, JMU Photography, Dennis Welch (NCAA) and Scott Brown (CAA). Printing: Jones Printing of Chesapeake, Virginia. On The Cover: Shannon Mobley, Katelyn Smither, JoAnn NCAA Admission Standards...... 40 van Aswegen and Sami McLenegan. Field Hockey Camps ...... 40 Old Dominion University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution. This publication was printed without the support of tax dollars from the state of Virginia. Foreman Field "Home of Lady Monarchs"...... Inside Back Cover

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005  MediaInfo

The Old Dominion University Sports Information General Information: Office welcomes all coverage of the women’s field Name of School: ...... Old Dominion University hockey program and its student-athletes. Statistics, City, Zip: ...... Norfolk, Va. 23529-0201 photos, or story ideas can always be obtained from Founded:...... 1930 Sports Information Director Carol Hudson, Jr. or Enrollment: ...... 21,000 from Assistant Sports Information Director/Field Nickname: ...... Lady Monarchs School Colors:...... Slate Blue, Sky Blue, & Silver Hockey contact Kimberly Zivkovich. Home Field: ...... Foreman Field (Astroturf) Capacity:...... 20,000 To assist you in your coverage of Old Dominion field Affiliation:...... NCAA Division I hockey, here are a few brief points to keep in mind: Conference:...... Colonial Athletic Association President:...... Dr. Roseann Runte (SUNY New Paltz '68) Interviews: Athletic Director: ...... Dr. Jim Jarrett (SIU-Carbondale '59) Head Coach Beth Anders will be available for Sports Information: interviews immediately following all home games, Athletic Ticket Office:...... (757) 683-5484 after a ten minute cool down period. Player Sports Information Director:...... Carol Hudson interviews are asked to be set up through the sports Assistant Director (FH Contact):...... Kimberly Zivkovich SID Office Phone: ...... (757) 683-3372 information office. Coach Anders is available SID Fax:...... (757) 683-3119 during the week for interviews before and after Zivkovich Email:...... [email protected] practice and on game days after competition. ODU Website:...... www.odusports.com Please contact the sports information office at (757) SID Address: ...... Athletic Admin. Bldg. Rm. 124 683‑3372 for more information...... Norfolk, VA 23529 Coaching Staff: Photographers Head Coach:...... Beth Anders (Ursinus '73) Only working photographers will be allowed on Career Record:...... 480-82-7/24 seasons the playing field during games. Credentials must Record at ODU: ...... 480-82-7/24 seasons be secured at least 24 hours in advance of games. Assistant Coaches: ...... Susan Myers (Slippery Rock '73) ...... Gwen Alexander (West Chester '73) Photographers will be asked to wear a press photo ...... Robin Smith Cooke (Old Dominion '92) pass at all times when shooting. Office Phone:...... (757) 683-5368

Colonial Athletic Association Team Outlook: Field hockey statistics for CAA schools are 2006 Record:...... 19-4 2006 Conference Record: ...... 8-0/2nd compiled throughout the fall at the conference office 2006 Post Season:...... CAA Runner-Up/NCAA First Round in Richmond, Va. and can be obtained through the Final Ranking:...... #3 NFHCA/ #3 Women’s Field Hockey.com office's website at www.caasports.com. Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 9/9 Starters Retuning/Lost:...... 5/6 Press Box Facilities A fully enclosed press box high above the turf Key Returning Players Name: Pos: Cl: Gls: Ast: Pts: at Foreman Field serves a maximum of 32 media #2 Jo Ann van Aswegen MF Sr. 6 2 14 members at all home games. Three radio booths LADY MONARCH#23 KatelynQUICK FACTS Smither B Jr. 1 6 8 and a print media area are available for use. Old #6 Sami McLenegan B Sr. 3 1 7 Dominion University’s Sports Information Office will furnish a complete NCAA box immediately following the conclusion of all home games upon request. WHY MONARCHS? Many people have wondered how the Old Dominion Radio Broadcast Lines University athletic teams came to be officially known as the Visiting teams wishing to broadcast games from Monarchs. For many years, the athletic teams of the Norfolk Division of the Foreman Field are asked to contact the sports the College of William & Mary (as Old Dominion was formerly information office at least two weeks prior to the called) were known as the Braves. This was a derivation of the game. The stadium is located at Bluestone and 49th. William & Mary nickname of Indians. As Old Dominion achieved its own four-year status and saw its enrollment surpass that of its All radio lines must be secured through the Verizon Williamsburg neighbor, it was no longer suitable or acceptable to office in Norfolk, by calling (757) 667‑5000. have its teams called the Braves. The name Monarchs evokes much of the early history of the Commonwealth of Virginia and of Old Dominion’s mother More information on all Old Dominion athletic institution, the College of William and Mary. The nickname “Old teams is available through our web site on the Dominion” was first coined to the Virginia colony by King Charles II after Virginia’s loyalty to the crown during the English Civil internet at: War. Furthermore, William III and Mary II, whose patronage helped found the College of William and Mary in Virginia in 1693, ruled England at the invitation of Parliament as “joint monarchs.” The Monarch used by Old Dominion has a royal crown on a lion’s head, representing an historic past www.odusports.com and a strong future. The school's current family of athletic logos were adopted in April of 2002.

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General Information: Name of School: ...... Old Dominion University Media Outlets Getting to Old Dominion City, Zip: ...... Norfolk, Va. 23529-0201 Founded:...... 1930 FROM THE NORTH: Highway 13 Enrollment: ...... 21,000 Print Media Radio down the Eastern Shore, and through Nickname: ...... Lady Monarchs the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. School Colors:...... Slate Blue, Sky Blue, & Silver The Virginian Pilot ESPN Radio 1310 AM Sports Desk Tony Mercurio, Sports Director Follow 13 (Northampton Blvd.) onto Home Field: ...... Foreman Field (Astroturf) 150 W. Brambleton Avenue 5589 Greenwich Road I-64 West. Take the I-564/Naval Capacity:...... 20,000 Norfolk, VA 23510 Virginia Beach, VA 23462 Affiliation:...... NCAA Division I 757-446-2366 757‑671‑1000 Base exit (exit 276) off I-64 West, Conference:...... Colonial Athletic Association FAX: 757-533-9004 FAX: 757-671-1313 and take the Terminal Blvd. President:...... Dr. Roseann Runte (SUNY New Paltz '68) exit off I-564. Turn left Newport News Daily Press The Game 102.1 FM Athletic Director: ...... Dr. Jim Jarrett (SIU-Carbondale '59) Sports Desk John Castleberry onto Hampton Blvd. 7505 Warwick Blvd. 232 Business Park Drive Suite 120 Proceed approx. 4 Sports Information: Newport News, VA 23607 Virginia Beach, VA 23462 miles and turn right onto 49th Street. Athletic Ticket Office:...... (757) 683-5484 757-247-4639 757-747-1021 Sports Information Director:...... Carol Hudson FAX: 757-247-9420 Assistant Director (FH Contact):...... Kimberly Zivkovich FROM THE SOUTH: I-95 North to U.S. 58 (Emporia, Va.) OR I-85 North to Richmond Times-Dispatch National Media U.S. 58 East (South Hill, Va.). Follow U.S. 58 East to Norfolk, to Hampton Blvd. SID Office Phone: ...... (757) 683-3372 Sports Desk SID Fax:...... (757) 683-3119 P.O. Box 85333 Turn left onto 49th Street. USA Today Zivkovich Email:...... [email protected] Richmond, VA 23293 Sports Department ODU Website:...... www.odusports.com 804-649-6554 1000 Wilson Blvd. FROM THE WEST: I-64 East through the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel. Take SID Address: ...... Athletic Admin. Bldg. Rm. 124 FAX: 804-775-8085 Arlington, VA 22223 the I-564/Naval Base exit (exit 276) off I-64 East, and then take the Terminal ...... Norfolk, VA 23529 The Mace and Crown 703-276-3400, ext. 3721 Blvd. exit off I-564. Approximately 2 miles, turn left onto Hampton Blvd. Sports Editor FAX: 703-276-5527 Coaching Staff: Webb University Center Approximately 4 miles, turn right onto 49th Street. Washington Post Head Coach:...... Beth Anders (Ursinus '73) Norfolk, VA 23529 Sports Department Career Record:...... 480-82-7/24 seasons 757-683-3456 1150 15th Street NW Record at ODU: ...... 480-82-7/24 seasons Washington, DC 20071 Assistant Coaches: ...... Susan Myers (Slippery Rock '73) 202-334-7350 ...... Gwen Alexander (West Chester '73) Television FAX: 202-334-7685 Finding Your Way To ...... Robin Smith Cooke (Old Dominion '92) Office Phone:...... (757) 683-5368 WTKR TV-3 (CBS) Corey Curtis, Sports Director Wire Services 720 Boush Street Foreman Field Team Outlook: Norfolk, VA 23510 2006 Record:...... 19-4 757-446-1352 Associated Press 2006 Conference Record: ...... 8-0/2nd Sports Editor FAX: 757-446-1376 Directions to Foreman Field: Proceed west off Hampton Blvd. onto 49th 2006 Post Season:...... CAA Runner-Up/NCAA First Round 700 East Main Street Street (this will be a right hand turn if coming from I-564/Terminal Final Ranking:...... #3 NFHCA/ #3 Women’s Field Hockey.com WAVY TV-10 (NBC) Suite 1380 Richmond, VA 23219 Blvd.; a left hand turn if coming from downtown Norfolk). Turn right Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 9/9 Bruce Rader, Sports Director 300 Wavy Street 804-649-6646 Starters Retuning/Lost:...... 5/6 onto Bluestone Avenue; the stadium entrance will be the second parking Portsmouth, VA 23704 FAX: 804-643-6223 lot on the right. Bus parking is available inside the stadium gates with 757-396-6181 prior notice. Key Returning Players FAX: 757-397-8279 Name: Pos: Cl: Gls: Ast: Pts: Conference Teams requiring additional information are asked to contact Greg #2 Jo Ann van Aswegen MF Sr. 6 2 14 WVEC TV-13 (ABC) Smith, Asst. A.D. for Event Management, at (757) 683-5924. Scott Cash, Sports Director #23 Katelyn Smither B Jr. 1 6 8 613 Woodis Avenue #6 Sami McLenegan B Sr. 3 1 7 Colonial Athletic Association Norfolk, VA 23510 Rob Washburn, Assoc. Commissioner Foreman 757-628-6215 8625 Patterson Avenue Field FAX: 757-628-5855 Richmond, VA 23229-6349

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The Lady Monarchs receive much local, as well as national attention from the media. Above, head coach Beth Anders talks to the Virginian Pilot following an ODU victory. THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005  THE GAME OF FIELD HOCKEY THE PATRIARCH OF ALL "STICK AND BALL" GAMES

THE BASICS

• Two halves, 35 minutes each • 11 players per side, one of whom is a goalkeeper • The field is 100 yds. long and 60 yds wide, divided into two halves by a center line. A striking or shooting circle is marked 16 yds. out from each goal post. • The goal cage measures seven feet high, and is 12 feet wide. Boards are attached to the back and sides of the cages, 18 inches high. • Two umpires on the field; an additional umpire may sit at the scorer’s table during tournament play.

• A goal is scored when an attacker strikes the ball into the goal within the shooting circle. • Goalkeepers wear protective ice hockey style equipment to block the ball with their stick, body, hands, and feet. They must be inside the shooting circle to kick-clear or body save shots. • A team may elect to play without a goalkeeper to field a team of 11 players.

THE BALL The ball is made of hard plastic, with a THE EQUIPMENT circumference of approximately 8-3/4 inches, and weighing between 5-1/2 and 5-3/4 oz.

THE STICK The stick has a flat face on the left-hand side. The head is made of wood, or a composite of carbon, aramid and fiber glass and must have no metal fittings, sharp edges, or splinters. It must be narrow enough to pass through a ring with an interior diameter of 2 inches. Maximum weight: 23 oz.

SOURCES: History of the sport of field hockey, rules, and facts supplied by United States Field Hockey Association. Field and equipment information from USFHA and Rules of the Game: the complete illustrated encyclopedia of all the sports of the world.  Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 THE RULES OF THE GAME

BASIC RULES PENALTY CORNERS PENALTY STROKES • Ball must be passed or “dribbled” down the field with Penalty corners are awarded against defenders for A penalty stroke is a one-on-one shot where the the flat side of the stick. deliberately playing the ball over the back line; com- offensive player positions seven yards in front of the • Players may not stand still to shield the ball using their mitting a foul within the striking circle; committing a goal vs. goalkeeper on the goal line, with all other FIELD HOCKEY body. deliberate foul within the 25 yd. line. players beyond the 25 yd. line. A penalty stroke is • A goal can only be counted if shot inside the shooting A penalty corner is a free hit awarded to an attacking awarded for any intentional breach by the defend- circle. player from a point on the back line, at least 10 yards ers in the circle, or an unintentional breach by the away from the goal. All remaining attackers must be defenders which prevents a sure goal. The attacking FOULS outside the striking circle before the hit is taken. A player is permitted only one step while shooting, maximum of five defenders may be behind the goal and the shot must be executed without a backswing A player must not: line, while the remaining defenders must be beyond of the stick. The goalkeeper may not move from the • trip an opponent; the center line. goal line until the stroker moves the ball. • shove or charge an opponent while trying to play the ball; Typically, the attacking player taking the free hit • hit the ball with the rounded side of the stick; passes the ball toward her teammates positioned out- • obstruct an opponent with the body or the stick; side the striking circle. A player will stop the ball with • interfere in the game without a stick; her stick, while another player will move in and hit the CARD REPRIMANDS • undercut or play the ball in a potentially dangerous way; ball toward the goal. Umpires carry three different colored cards to warn • stop the ball in the air or on the ground with any part players of bad behavior or dangerous play: of the body; Green - caution; Yellow - Five minute or more suspen- • use the foot or leg to support the stick in order to resist 16-YARD HITS/DEFENSE HITS sion; Red - Ejection. Yellow and red card penalties an opponent; When the attacking team plays the ball over the leave teams at a number disadvantage for the time • pick up, kick, throw, carry, or propel the ball except backline, the defense receives a 16-yard hit. The free specified. with the stick; hit is taken 16 yds. from the backline where the ball • hit, hook, hold, or interfere with an opponent’s stick. crossed. SUBSTITUTIONS FREE HITS THE PUSH-IN / HIT-IN A free hit is awarded to the non-offending side for Player substitution is very similar to ice hockey, as infringements, and are usually taken at the area where A push-in or hit-in is awarded to the opposition if a the number is unlimited and players being replaced the foul occurred. player hits the ball wholly over the sideline. A push-in have unlimited reentry. The player being substituted The ball must be stationary and be hit along the or hit-in is played along the ground with the stick. for must run completely off the side of the field ground with a legitimate stroke a minimum distance Opposing players and their sticks must be at least 5 near the center before the substitute may enter the of one yard. Opposing players must be at least 5 yards yds. away (beyond the 5 yd. lines, which are marked field. Only two subs may enter at a given time. No away. The hitter may not replay the ball until another on the endlines, the center line, and the 25 yd. lines). substitutions are permitted during penalty corners player has touched it. The person putting the ball into play may not touch it or strokes. again until another player has touched it first. Any violation by the player putting the ball into play is penalized by a free hit to the opposition.

THE HISTORY OF FIELD HOCKEY ield hockey is one of the few early sports The club played on a large piece of open ground and Mt. Holyoke, as well as other colleges in the where women were allowed to engage in with crudely designed sticks. The ball was a solid Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states. This part of strenuous activity and actually compete cube of black rubber. There were little offensive or the country remains a hotbed of field hockey. Ffer-vently in a team athletic situation. Although defensive tactics to the game. At a time in the United States when “socially field hockey began as an activity for primitive man, Field hockey’s role as a liberator also took hold accepted” croquet and lawn tennis were the most modern woman has definitely made her mark on at this time. For some time in the second half of arduous activities young women were allowed the sport. the 19th century, it was considered the only proper to practice outdoors, field hockey created quite The origins of field hockey go back further than team sport for women. A women’s club was started a stir. The women were no longer restricted the ancient Greeks, but there is no conclusive in Surrey, England in 1887 and the first national and took on the athleticism and intensity of the evidence exactly how and where the game began. association - the Irish Ladies Hockey Union game as a great challenge. In fact, the first U.S. The earliest tangible record of field hockey (then - emerged in Dublin seven years later. women’s team to travel abroad for the purposes known only as hockey) is a drawing done in 2050 By the end of the 19th century, women’s hockey of a single athletic competition sailed to England B.C. on a tomb at Beni-Hasan in the Nile Valley in had spread to New Zealand, South Africa, The in 1920 to play in a hockey tournament. Shortly Egypt. Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland and elsewhere. after, in 1922, the U.S. Field Hockey Association, On the wall of one tomb, six drawings of athletic In 1927, the International Federation of Women’s the National Governing Body for field hockey in activities were sketched. One illustration depicted Hockey Associations (IFWHA) was formed. the United States, was established. two men holding sticks with curved ends. Between The women played according to the men’s The long-standing tradition of the game the sticks is a round object, possibly a hoop or a rules, but were obstructed by their clothing. Their serves as a gentle reminder of the hard work and ball. Because of this evidence, historians believe cumbersome skirts hung nearly to the ground dedication put forth by thousands of men and field hockey is the patriarch of all sports played to cover every inch of their legs. The extremely women who strive to perpetuate the sport for with such implements. heavy petticoats, corsets, long sleeves and high, future generations. From pre-Christian times to Roman prominence stiff collars impeded movement. Despite such and through the Middle Ages, the game of hockey handicaps, the women persisted, and international - or a similar activity - was enjoyed by people matches were soon underway. THE GAME OF FIELD HOCKEY IS PLAYED in many lands. Rules have differed and playing At the onset of the 20th century, the game was surfaces have changed, but the concept of a two introduced to women in the United States by BY MEN AND WOMEN IN MORE THAN 130 team stick-and-ball game remains the same. Constance M.K. Applebee. The British physical COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE AND IS SECOND It was not until the first half of the 19th education teacher presented a hockey exhibition at IN POPULARITY ONLY TO SOCCER AS A century, however, that field hockey became Harvard University in the summer of 1901. During firmly established. The first club was Blackheath, the two years, she taught the game to women at TEAM SPORT THROUGHOUT THE WORLD headquartered in southeast London prior to 1861. such prestigious institutions as Smith, Wellesley,

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005  HEAD COACHBeth Anders Beth Anders’ Ledger For Old Dominion head coach Beth Anders, winning is a tradition. Anders has cemented her status as one of the greatest in field hockey in all facets of the game. As player, she has participated at every level possible, including World Cup and Olympic events and as a coach, her coaching achievements are nothing short of impressive, including nine national collegiate titles, a bronze medal at the Pan American World Cup Games, and the distinction of being the winningest Division I field hockey coach in the country. Considered by many to be a pioneer of her sport, her resume is dotted with a long list of incredible achievements and monumental firsts. At Old Dominion, Anders has mentored the field hockey team for over 24 years and has led her teams to perennial appearances in the NCAA tournament. Under her tutelage, the Lady Monarchs have achieved more honors than any other field hockey program in NCAA history. Among the most prestigious, Anders and her teams have HONORS RECEIVED brought the NCAA Championship trophy back to Norfolk an unprecedented nine 1975/’80 All-World All-Star Team times. 1980 U.S. Olympian (Co-Captain) Sportswoman of the Year by the United In addition, the Lady Monarchs have won the CAA crown 13 of 16 times States Olympic Committee (Field Hockey) since joining the league in 1991 and remain the only team to make all 26 NCAA 1981 Sportswoman of the Year by the Olympic Committee (Field Hockey) Tournaments dating back to 1981. 1984 Southland Olympian Award In national coaching records, Anders has coached more games than any other U.S. Olympian (Bronze Medal Winner - Co-captain) active Division I coach, having been Amateur Olympic Athlete of the Year on the sidelines of 569 games over (Field Hockey) Philadelphia Sportswriters Amateur her 24-year career. She became the Athlete of the Year first Division I coach to reach the 400- Virginia Coach of the Year Virginia Beach Sports Club Coach of the Year career victory mark, a milestone only Portsmouth Sports Club Coach of the Year reached by four other coaches in the 1988 Ursinus College Hall of Fame Portsmouth Sports Club Coach of the Year sport, and is moving closer and closer Virginia Beach Sports Club Coach of the Year to becoming the first Division I coach 1989 United States Field Hockey Association Hall of Fame to reach the 500 victory milestone. 1990 Portsmouth Sports Club Coach of the Year With a 480-82-7 overall career record, 1991 CAA Coach of the Year Special Citation from Norfolk City Council Anders posts an amazing .850 winning and Mayor percentage and her 480 overall wins 1992 CAA Coach of the Year 1992/’93 Norfolk Sports Club Coach of the Year are the most of any Division I coach Honored by Virginia State Senate and in history. House of Representatives Old Dominion University Citation for Anders’ coaching experience has Distinguished Services from Board of Visitors not been limited to the Old Dominion Special Citation from Norfolk City Council and Mayor sidelines. Internationally, Anders 1997 CAA Coach of the Year guided the 1991 U.S. National Team to 1998 CAA Coach of the Year NFHCA/Dita National Coach of the Year the bronze medal and masterminded Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame Norfolk City Council Citation Norfolk Sports Club Coach of the Year Beth Anders’ Year-by-Year Records Portsmouth Sports Club Coach of the Year Norfolk Sports Club MACE Award YEAR RECORD HIGHEST RANKING GF/GA 1999 CAA Coach of the Year 1980 18-4-0 Fifth nationally - AIAW 74-22 2000 CAA Coach of the Year 1981 13-2-2 NCAA Championship - Third place 49-8 NFHCA/Dita National Coach of the Year 1982 20-1-0 NCAA National Champions 74-14 Norfolk Sports Club Coach of the Year 1983 19-1-0 NCAA National Champions 90-8 Portsmouth Sports Club Coach of the Year 1984 23-0-0 NCAA National Champions 127-10 2001 Dita/NFHCA South Region Coach of the Year 1987 17-5-1 Fourth nationally 79-26 2002 CAA Coach of the Year 1988 26-1-0 NCAA National Champions 124-15 2003/'04 US National Team Coach 1989 24-2-0 NCAA National Finalists 114-13 2005 CAA Coach of the Year 1990 23-2-1 NCAA National Champions 117-12 2006 CAA Coach of the Year 1991 26-0-0 NCAA National Champions/CAA Champions 145-10 1992 25-0-0 NCAA National Champions/CAA Champions 163-4 MISCELLANEOUS 1993 17-4-2 Seventh nationally/CAA Champions 60-18 - Coached Team USA to a Silver Medal at the 2003 Pan Am Games. 1994 17-6-1 Fourth nationally/CAA Champions 69-18 - Participant in the 1998 World Cup coaches clinic. 1995 16-9-0 Sixth nationally 64-24 - 14 years on the US National Field Hockey Team, with the last five 1996 19-5-0 NCAA National Semifinalists/CAA Champions 120-45 as team captain. - Holds the Olympic scoring record for most goals scored in one 1997 22-3-0 NCAA National Finalists/CAA Champions 154-28 Olympiad (8 in 1984). 1998 23-2-0 NCAA National Champions/CAA Champions 136-23 - Scored over 100 goals in international play. 1999 17-7-0 NCAA Regionals/CAA Champions 101-36 - Led the U.S. team five years in a row in most goals scored. 2000 25-1-0 NCAA National Champions/CAA Champions 160-26 - As head coach of the U.S. field hockey team, took the bronze medal 2001 18-5-0 NCAA Regionals/CAA Champions 87-25 in the 1991 and sliver medal in 2003 at the Pan American games and 2002 21-4-0 NCAA National Semifinalists/CAA Champions 131-31 qualified for the 1994 World Cup. 2004 13-8-0 NCAA Regionals 61-47 - Written several articles and books on the sport of field hockey, 2005 19-6-0 NCAA National Semifinalists/CAA Champions 94-37 its fundamentals, and methods of teaching. Latest book "Steps for 2006 19-4 NCAA Regionals/Third Nationally 84-17 Success" was released summer of 1999. TOTALS 480-82-7

 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 the qualifying campaign for the 1994 World Cup. In the summer Anders’ love for her sport is infectious as many former of 2003, Anders was asked to take over the U.S. National Old Dominion student-athletes have grown into respectable Team and prepare them for the Pan American games in the players and coaches in and around the world’s field hockey Beth Anders Dominican Republic, where the team finished second. family. Nine former Old Dominion players coached by Anders The love affair between Anders and field have participated in the last three Olympics, which include hockey, however, goes well beyond her a bronze medalist in NCAA all-time leading scorer immediate reign in the coaching ranks. In 1980, Marina DiGiacomo for Argentina and a silver medalist Anders made the first of two Olympic field for Maacha van der Vaart of the Netherlands at the most hockey teams as co-captain, but was forced recent Olympics in Athens, Greece in the summer of - because of the boycott in Moscow - to 2004. wait four more years to realize her Anders challenges her teams to not only excel on dream of winning a medal. In 1984 the field, but in the classroom as well. Since 1989, though, nothing stood in the way the Lady Monarch teams have had a G.P.A. of of Anders and her teammates as 3.0 or better. Last season, the team put forth 13 they cashed in on a bronze medal National Field Hockey Coaches Association at the Los Angeles games. Anders, (NFHCA) Academic All-Americans and had whose strong penalty corner was the fifth highest grade point average among all consistently clocked in the 90 m.p.h. Division I schools and teams at ODU with a 3.51 range, nearly single handedly lifted cumulative average. Certainly the epitome of the US team to victory, scoring eight of Anders’ student-athletes is Samantha Salvia, the her team’s nine goals in its five-game school’s first ever Rhodes Scholar who graduated performance for an Olympic record in 1996 with a 4.0 GPA in environmental and civil that still stands today. engineering. Throughout her international The key to Anders success on and off the playing career, Anders played in field hockey field seems to be her love for and over 100 international matches, was a dedication to the game. Her development of the participant in every World Cup from Futures Program during her national coaching stint 1971-84, was on the National team in 1993 and her active mentoring of the field hockey from 1969-1980, and was the high scorer youth are just two examples of her will to succeed for the United States every year she was better than anyone in her vocation. on the team. Anders participated in the A fine all-around athlete herself, Anders was first World Cup field hockey event to have a four-time All-College field hockey and lacrosse both men’s and women’s competition at the player before graduating from Ursinus College with same venue. She was one of just 24 field a B.S. degree in health and physical education. The hockey coaches from around the world to Norristown, PA. Native was also selected to the be in attendance for a clinic during the 1998 national collegiate basketball team and won the World Cup in Holland. intercollegiate squash championship in 1970. After three NCAA titles as coach of Old Anders is the daughter of Alice and Stanley Dominion and a bronze medal as a player Anders. She has one brother and enjoys and two-time captain with the Olympic fitness, golf, tennis, reading, and creative team, Anders was named Olympic Athlete teaching tools. She also authored two books, of the Year and Virginia Coach of the Year Field Hockey: Steps to Success published in 1999 in 1984. Bringing the two realms of the sport and Lessons in Field Hockey released in 1996. together, Anders was recognized for her many An avid golfer, Anders resides in Norfolk. contributions with an induction into the United States Field Hockey Coaches Association Hall of Fame. OLD DOMINION CoachingYEAR-BY-YEAR Staff Pictures!!! COACHING TOTALS

YEAR COACH RECORD GF/GA RANKING TOTAL YEAR COACH RECORD GF/GA RANKING TOTAL

1974 Carol Anthony 1-7-1 11/39 1-7-1 (.167) 1991 Beth Anders 26-0-0 145/10 NCAA Champions 1975 Mikki Flowers 3-6-2 19/33 1992 Beth Anders 25-0-0 163/4 NCAA Champions 1976 Mikki Flowers 5-13-0 22/48 1993 Beth Anders 17-4-2 60/18 Ranked 7th 1977 Mikki Flowers 6-6-0 24/15 1994 Beth Anders 17-6-1 69/18 Ranked 4th 1978 Mikki Flowers 11-7-0 36/27 1995 Beth Anders 16-9-0 64/24 Ranked 6th 1979 Mikki Flowers 8-6-1 22/26 5th Nationally-VAIAW 34-38-4 (.434) 1996 Beth Anders 19-5-0 120/45 NCAA Semifinalists 1980 Beth Anders 18-4-0 74/22 5th Nationally-AIAW 1997 Beth Anders 22-3-0 154/28 NCAA Finalists 1981 Beth Anders 13-2-2 49/8 Third place-NCAA 1998 Beth Anders 23-2-0 136/23 NCAA Champions 1982 Beth Anders 20-1-0 74/14 NCAA Champions 1999 Beth Anders 17-7-0 101/36 Ranked 6th 1983 Beth Anders 19-1-0 90/8 NCAA Champions 2000 Beth Anders 25-1-0 160/26 NCAA Champions 1984 Beth Anders 23-0-0 127/10 NCAA Champions 2001 Beth Anders 18-5-0 87/25 Ranked 2nd 1985 Melissa Magee 20-7-0 77/35 NCAA Finalists 2002 Beth Anders 21-4-0 131/31 NCAA Semifinalists 1986 Melissa Magee 18-2-2 87/21 Ranked 2nd 38-9-2 (.796) 2003 Sue Myers 14-10-0 86/59 Ranked 8th 1987 Beth Anders 17-5-1 79/26 Ranked 4th\ 2004 Beth Anders 13-8-0 61/47 Ranked 12th 1988 Beth Anders 26-1-0 124/15 NCAA Champions 2005 Beth Anders 19-6-0 94/37 NCAA Semifinalists 461-78-7 (.851) 1989 Beth Anders 24-2-0 114/13 NCAA Finalists 2006 Beth Anders 19-4 84/17 Ranked 3rd 1990 Beth Anders 23-2-1 117/12 NCAA Champions PROGRAM TOTAL 566-146-13 (.790) THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005  Assistant Coaches SUE MYERS GWEN ALEXANDER ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH Susan Myers enters her 20th year as a Gwen Alexander enters her second member of the Lady Monarch coaching staff. season with the Old Dominion coaching staff. As an assistant, Myers has been on the Alexander will work primarily with the Lady sidelines for six of Old Dominion's national titles Monarch goalkeepers. as well as "The Streak," a string of 66 consecutive Alexander came to Old Dominion wins spanning from 1990-93. Among Myers' after seven seasons as the University of duties include recruiting, statistical records, Pennsylvania’s goalkeeper coach. During her video documentation and camp organization. time with the Quakers, she helped her teams Myers' coaching career began in 1973 capture the Ivy League Championship in 2004, when she became Carlisle Senior High School's win the 2003 Philly Six Championship, and make head coach of basketball, field hockey, and an appearance at the 2003 ECAC Tournament. softball. She was also the coach of the state Prior to joining the Penn program, champion 4 X 100 relay team of the track and field Alexander spent eight years as the head coach at squad. She held that post at the Pennsylvania the Penn Charter School in Philadelphia, where school for 12 years, before becoming a graduate assistant coach at Old she also taught health and physical education. She has also coached the USA Dominion in 1987. During the 1988 season, Myers became a full-time assistant in Futures squad since 1993. the post she currently holds today. Alongside Anders, Myers also helped coach Before taking over the helm at Penn Charter, Alexander was the U.S. the United States National field hockey team during the 1990-93 seasons. National Team goalkeeper coach from 1989-1993, with the 1993 squad Myers served as interium Old Dominion head coach in 2003 as Lady qualifying for the World Cup. Alexander also served as head field hockey coach Monarch head coach Beth Anders served as the head coach of the U.S. National and assistant lacrosse coach at Temple University from 1979-1988, compiling a Team. Myers guided the 2003 Lady Monarchs to a 14-10 overall record as Old 115-51-15 record with the field hockey team and leading the Owls to the 1984 Dominion took home its eighth straight and 13th overall Colonial Athletic national semifinal. Association title and returned to the NCAA Tournament for its 23rd consecutive A member of the U.S. National Field Hockey Team from 1972-1984, appearance. Alexander participated on the 1980 and 1984 U.S. Olympic teams, earning a A seven-time United States National Team member, Myers was a superior bronze medal at the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Games along with current Old field hockey player during her athletic career. She captained the Lady Rockets Dominion head coach Beth Anders and was a member of three World Cup of Slippery Rock during her junior and senior campaigns and was her team's teams. leading scorer for three seasons. Alexander received her bachelor’s degree from West Chester University Myers was an active member of the national field hockey scene. She was in 1973. on the United States National Team from 1972-79 and played on the very first United States World Cup team of 1975. After her college career, Myers was an active player in club field hockey. A five-time national club team champion, Myers was a player and co-founder of the Red Rose Field Hockey Club based in southeastern Pennsylvania from 1975-85, where she played alongside Anders on the club circuit. A four-sport athlete in college, Myers also participated in basketball, softball, and track and field. She was an MVP selection of her basketball team and played with Rutgers head women's basketball coach C. Vivian Stringer. A veteran ASA fast-pitch softball class AAA player, Myers was a four-time Eastern United States League batting champion while playing for teams based out of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. She has co-authored several field hockey publications with Anders, including the most recent Steps to Success, which was released in the summer of 1999. ROBIN SMITH COOKE VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH Sue Myers

Robin Cooke returns to the Old Dominion coaching staff for her eighth season as an assistant, helping the Lady Monarchs on a volunteer basis during the fall. Cooke, a standout player under Anders, was a main cog in the Old Dominion dynasty of the early 1990s. The All-NCAA Tournament team member and CAA Player of the Year played on three of Old Dominion's eight national championship teams (1990- 1992) and was also on the team that finished runner up in 1989. During her playing career, Cooke's squads posted an impressive 98-4-1 record, scoring 539 goals while allowing just 39. A two-time captain and team MVP, Cooke was an integral player in what became known in Old Dominion field hockey history as "The Streak," a string of 66 wins and 48 shutouts spanning the 1990-93 seasons and producing three national championships. Graduating in 1992, Cooke made her own mark in the record books as well. During her career, she scored 66 goals and collected 18 assists for 150 career points, placing her ninth in the record books for goals. A four-year letter winner and starter, Cooke was honored as an All-CAA player who won the CAA Player of the Year award in 1991. Cooke also received a nomination for the prestigious Honda Broderick Award in 1991 and was named Old Dominion's Female Athlete of the Year in 1992. Robin Smith Cooke Cooke's individual honors include two-time CFHCA All-American (1991, 1992), CAA Player of the Year (1991), CAA Tournament MVP (1992), All-CAA first team (1991, 1992), All-South Region first team (1990, 1991, 1992), and NCAA All-Tournament team (1990, 1991, 1992). She is also one of 16 former Anders’ schooled student-athletes to be named to the ODU Hall Fame being inducted in 2001. In conjunction with the quarter century of the NCAA Field Hockey Tournament in 2005, Cooke was also named to the prestigious 25th Anniversary Team. Cooke was a member of the United States National field hockey team from 1990 to 1992 and played on the 12th- ranked 1990 World Cup team and the 1991 bronze medal team at the Pan American Games. Cooke works at Towne Bank in Portsmouth, where she currently resides.  Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 Assistant Coaches 2007 SEASON PREVIEW A Young Lady Monarch Squad on the Rise

hen you first glance at the 2007 Old Dominion field hockey roster, GWEN ALEXANDER the youthfulness of this year’s squad may be the first thing to Sami McLenegan (left) jump out at out. However, if you know anything about head coach and Jo Ann van Aswegen WBeth Anders’ squad, you know they are always ready for a challenge and opponents better not take them lightly as a Lady Monarch field hockey team (below) are among the always take the turf prepared to win. The challenge for this year’s team is veteran members of a certainly there. The Lady Monarchs lost five of its top scorers and have a youthful Lady Monarch schedule chock full of some of the nation’s top teams. Although the team is young, history has taught us that Anders does not squad taking to the rebuild, she reloads. The 2007 version of Lady Monarch field hockey welcomes turf in 2007. back nine letterwinners and five starters from last year’s team that finished third in the nation in both the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) and Women’s Field Hockey.com polls. Joining the team’s three seniors, two juniors, and seven sophomores, will be a talented group of eight freshmen eager to learn the Anders system and continue the winning tradition of Old Dominion field hockey. This year is especially poignant as the 2007 team will be the final squad to play at historic Foreman Field before moving into the new state-of-the-art Powhatan Sports Complex next season. Defending what has been the Lady Monarch’s home for the last 27 years and proving why Foreman Field, home of the nine-time national champions, has been one of the most feared places to play for opponents will definitely be a goal of this year’s team.

Forward: The Old Dominion frontline was hit the hardest by the largest number of losses, but is ready to be filled by a talented group of underclassmen. Sophomores Titia Beek and Kathleen Shea join Alyschia Conn and Anna and Old Dominion’s last national championship. Kern up front as the returning members of the Junior Katelyn Smither made a smooth transition from forward to back last ODU attack. season and was another big reason why the Lady Monarch defense was so tough Beek, who is among the long-line of Holland natives to don the blue and white to score on last year. However, Smither is also a big piece of the puzzle on offense for Old Dominion, returns to the line-up with the most experience of the forwards as well. Smither served as last year’s stick stop as a member of the penalty corner having garnered CAA All-Rookie honors a season ago. She appeared in almost unit and will be the lone returning member of that unit that saw over 200 attempts every game, which also included nine nods to the starting line-up. Beek will look on opponent nets. to elevate her game this season and have her numbers increase as she enters the Bolstering the defense this season will also be newcomers Lise Donkersloot new season as one of the Lady Monarchs’ top returning scorers. and Arienna Evans. Shea is another member of the squad looking to take her rookie experience and develop further as a member of the Old Dominion roster. Last season she appeared Goalkeepers: in 12 games for the Lady Monarchs and with the youth of the forwards, could be Kelly Driscoll will once again be the last line of defense for the Lady Monarchs seeing more turf time. and looking to continue what was a stellar rookie campaign. Her first season in Conn and Kern will be looking to gain valuable playing time in 2007. Both the cage for Old Dominion saw her rack up 12 shutouts and at one point during redshirted last season, but are ready to contribute. last season ranked first nationally in goals against average. She finished the season Also joining the mix will be newcomers Loran Hatch and Samantha second in the category and was 16th nationally in save percentage. Richardson. Sophomore Courtney Sieders and freshman Anna Cooke may see some time in a reserve capacity. Midfield: In the middle of the field, senior Jo Ann van Aswegan returns as the Lady The Schedule: Monarchs’ leading scorer and was among the leaders in game-winning goals last Old Dominion certainly has another demanding schedule year. After spending her sophomore season as a limited reserve, van Aswegan in front of them. The list of opponents include two-time had a breakout junior campaign which saw her collect six goals, two assists, and defending national champion Maryland along with five three game-winners. Her continued scoring prowess and leadership as one of three other members of the nation’s top ten teams featured in seniors on the squad will be key to Old Dominion’s success in 2007. the final STX/NFHCA Poll. Home and home matches Adding to the middle will be senior Shannon Mobley and sophomores continue with the Terps, Duke, and North Carolina. Katie Ueberroth and Hanna Warren. Mobley will be the most veteran member Among the top teams coming to Norfolk this fall in of the midfield having seen a great deal of turf time as both a valuable addition to the trio of previously mentioned teams include reserve and member of the starting line-up. Virginia, Penn State, Miami (Ohio), and Radford. Road Ueberroth and Warren will look to parlay their successful rookie seasons trips out of conference this season feature Michigan and into a sensational sophomore campaigns. Ueberroth started off her Connecticut. career on a high-note last year being featured in Sports Illustrated’s Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) competition heats Faces in the Crowd and earning CAA Rookie of the Week honors. up in mid-September that will include defending champion She was one of the top Lady Monarchs off the bench and James Madison along with Hofstra and William & Mary, who earned a starting role in Old Dominion’s NCAA Tournament were receiving votes at the end of the season. The Pride along appearance. Warren meanwhile led all Lady Monarch with Northeastern and Drexel will venture to Foreman Field newcomers in scoring and broke into the starting line-up on for conference matches, while Old Dominion will be looking five occasions. With experience under their belt from their to bring back road wins at James Madison, Towson, Delaware, first seasons in the program, more can be anticipated from Virginia Commonwealth, and William & Mary. both Ueberroth and Warren in the upcoming season. It is also back to the beach and the US National Training The Lady Monarchs will also have a host of new options Complex as the Lady Monarch attempt to regain the Colonial to look to as Amanda Bieber, Stephanie Kratzer, and Paige Athletic Association crown. Post-season action kicks off on Clutter are welcomed to the Old Dominion field hockey Thursday, November 1st with quarterfinal action on campus sites. family. However Old Dominion has its sites on gaining the top seed and going directly to the semifinals at the national training center. Defense: The semifinals take place on Saturday, November 3rd while the The three seniors featured on this year’s roster CAA champions will be crowned on Sunday, November 4th. certainly know what it takes to make an elite program. The Lady Monarchs hope to keep its streak of NCAA The veteran of the trio, Sami McLenegan, will Tournament appearance going. Old Dominion is the only lead the defense, always considered one of school to have appeared in every tournament since it began the toughest in the country to get past. in 1981 marking a string of 26 consecutive post-season runs. McLenegen has been a member of the The weekend of November 8th-11th will start NCAA starting line-up since her freshman first and second round action while this year’s final campaign and a vital member of the four will take place on the campus of the University of defense over the last two. Last season, Maryland. she helped the Lady Monarchs post 12 The Lady Monarchs are ready for a new shutouts, the most since the 2000 season journey…get ready for the ride. THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005  Meet the Lady Monarchs

2007 Numerical Roster Breaking Down The Lady Monarch Roster No. Name Position Class Ht. Hometown/High School 1 Anna Cooke GK Fr. 5-4 Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer By State: 2 Jo Ann van Aswegen MF Sr. 5-4 Bloemfontein, South Africa/Eunice Pennsylvania (11): 3 Lise Donkersloot B/MF Fr. 5-5 Heiloo, Holland/O.S.G. Willem Blueu Amanda Bieber, Paige Clutter, 4 Amanda Bieber MF/F Fr. 5-2 Elizabethtown, Pa./Elizabethtown Alyschia Conn, Kelly Driscoll, 6 Sami McLenegan B Sr. 5-5 Middletown, Pa./Lower Dauphin Arienna Evans, Loran Hatch, 7 Stephanie Kratzer MF Fr. 5-6 Lititz, Pa./Warwick Stephanie Kratzer, Sami 9 Paige Clutter MF/B Fr. 5-7 Chambersburg, Pa./Chambersburg McLenegan, Courtney Seiders, 10 Katie Ueberroth MF/B So. 5-6 Stevens, Pa./Cocalico Katie Ueberroth, Hanna Warren 11 Hanna Warren MF/B So. 5-3 Green Lane, Pa./Christopher Dock 12 Alyschia Conn F/MF So. 5-2 Peach Bottom, Pa./Solanco Virginia (3): 13 Kathleen Shea F/MF So. 5-4 Elizaville, N.Y./Stissing Mt. Anna Kern, Shannon Mobley, 16 Arianne Evans B Fr. 5-3 Lewisberry, Pa./Cedar Cliff Katelyn Smither 17 Titia Beek F/MF So. 5-7 Heiloo, Holland/Murmellius Gymnasium 18 Shannon Mobley F/MF Sr. 5-1 Virginia Beach, Va./Tallwood New York (1): 19 Anna Kern F So. 5-5 Virginia Beach, Va./First Colonial Kathleen Shea 21 Courtney Seiders GK So. 6-1 Mount Joy, Pa./Elizabethtown Area 22 Kelly Driscoll GK Jr. 5-5 West Chester, Pa./Villa Maria Michigan (1): 23 Katelyn Smither B Jr. 5-5 Suffolk, Va./Lakeland Anna Cooke 25 Loran Hatch F Fr. 5-8 Green Lane, Pa./Upper Perkiomen 26 Samantha Richardson F/MF Fr. 5-6 Surrey, B.C. Canada/Semiahmoo By Country: Holland (2): Head Coach: Beth Anders (Ursinus '73) Titia Beek, Lise Donkersloot Assistant Coaches: Susan Myers (Slippery Rock '73), Gwen Alexander (West Chester '73) Robin Smith Cooke (Old Dominion '92) South Africa (1): Jo Ann van Aswegen

Canada (1): 2007 Alphabetical Roster Samantha Richardson

No. Name Position Class Ht. Hometown/High School By Class: 17 Titia Beek F/MF So. 5-7 Heiloo, Holland/Murmellius Gymnasium Freshman (8): 4 Amanda Bieber MF/F Fr. 5-2 Elizabethtown, Pa./Elizabethtown Amanda Bieber, Paige Clutter, 9 Paige Clutter MF/B Fr. 5-7 Chambersburg, Pa./Chambersburg Anna Cooke, Lise Donkersloot, 12 Alyschia Conn F/MF So. 5-2 Peach Bottom, Pa./Solanco Arienna Evans, Loran Hatch, 1 Anna Cooke GK Fr. 5-4 Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer Stephanie Kratzer, Samantha 3 Lise Donkersloot B/MF Fr. 5-5 Heiloo, Holland/O.S.G. Willem Blueu Richardson 22 Kelly Driscoll GK Jr. 5-5 West Chester, Pa./Villa Maria 16 Arianne Evans B/MF Fr. 5-3 Lewisberry, Pa./Cedar Cliff Sophomore (7): 25 Loran Hatch F Fr. 5-8 Green Lane, Pa./Upper Perkiomen Titia Beek, Alyschia Conn, 19 Anna Kern F So. 5-5 Virginia Beach, Va./First Colonial Anna Kern, Courtney 7 Stephanie Kratzer MF Fr. 5-6 Lititz, Pa./Warwick Seiders, Kathleen Shea, Katie 6 Sami McLenegan B Sr. 5-5 Middletown, Pa./Lower Dauphin Ueberroth, Hanna Warren 18 Shannon Mobley F/MF Sr. 5-1 Virginia Beach, Va./Tallwood 26 Samantha Richardson F/MF Fr. 5-6 Surrey, B.C. Canada/Semiahmoo Junior (2): 21 Courtney Seiders GK So. 6-1 Mount Joy, Pa./Elizabethtown Area Kelly Driscoll, Katelyn Smither 13 Kathleen Shea F/MF So. 5-4 Elizaville, N.Y./Stissing Mt. 23 Katelyn Smither B Jr. 5-5 Suffolk, Va./Lakeland Senior (3): ... 10 Katie Ueberroth MF/B So. 5-6 Stevens, Pa./Cocalico Sami McLenegan, Shannon 2 Jo Ann van Aswegen MF Sr. 5-4 Bloemfontein, South Africa/Eunice Mobley, Jo Ann van Aswegen 11 Hanna Warren MF/B So. 5-3 Green Lane, Pa./Christopher Dock Pronunciations: Head Coach: Beth Anders (Ursinus '73) Titia Beek: Tee-see-ya Bay-k Assistant Coaches: Susan Myers (Slippery Rock '73), Gwen Alexander (West Chester '73) Alyschia: A-lee-sha Robin Smith Cooke (Old Dominion '92) McLenegan: Mic-Len-ee-gan

10 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 Meet the Lady Monarchs Meet the Lady Monarchs JoAnn 2 Sami 6 van Aswegen McLenegan

Senior Midfield 5’4” Senior Back 5’4” Bloemfontein, South Africa Eunice Middletown, PA Lower Dauphin

2006 (Junior): Made appearances in all 23 games making 21 starts in the midfield…Recorded 2007 (Junior): Appeared and started all 23 games in the backfield…Scored a career-high two goals her first career start in the season opener at Penn State (8/26)…Registered six goals, two assists, against Ohio (8/27)…Also posted a goal against #19 Virginia (9/3)…Recorded one assist, her first and three game-winning goals…First career tally came against #19 Richmond (9/9)…Scored a career, against Richmond (9/9)…In the backfield helped the Lady Monarchs to 12 shutouts…Named career-high two goals against the Spiders…Scored game-winning goals against #4 Duke (10/15) to the National Field Hockey Coaches’ Association National Academic Squad for the second as well as CAA rivals #20 Hofstra (10/22) and William & Mary (10/29)…Collected her first career straight season…2005 (Sophomore): Appeared in 23 games making 18 starts in ODU’s Final Four assist vs. #19 Virginia (9/3)… Named to the National Field Hockey Coaches’ Association National season…Recorded three goals for six points…Tallied her first career goal against 2005 National Academic Squad…2005 (Sophomore): Made four appearances in her first season as a Lady Champion Maryland (9/4)…Also recorded goals against #4 North Carolina (10/29) and in the CAA Monarch…Recorded a shot against Miami (Ohio) (9/11)…Prior to Old Dominion: Joins the long-line Championship Game against Northeastern (11/6)…Named to the National Field Hockey Coaches’ of international field hockey student-athletes at Old Dominion….Member of the South African Under- Association National Academic Squad…2004 (Freshman): Appeared in 21 games making 16 starts 18 Junior Nation Team and Under-21 squad…Was named captain of the Under-21 provincial team... in her first season with the Lady Monarchs…CAA All-Rookie Team…Registered two defensive saves Also participated in swimming and cycling… Personal: Born March 15, 1984…Daughter of Basil coming against James Madison (10/22) and #4 Duke (11/13) in the NCAA Tournament…Registered and Glenys van Aswegen…Has one brother, Grant (27)…Majoring in speech language pathology. two shots on opponent cage…Prior to Old Dominion: Two-sport varsity letterwinner in field hockey and soccer at Lower Dauphin High School…Member of the All-State Team and Patriot News Big 11 JoAnn van Aswegen’s Career Stats: Second Team…A Mid-Penn All-Star and All-State Academic Team Member…Captained her squad as a senior in 2003…Earned the Lower Dauphin Athletic Award for field hockey…Hummelstown Year: GP/GS Shots: Goals: Assists: Points: Optimist Club Student Athlete of the Month…Member of the National Honor Society, Music Honor 2005: 4/0 1 0 0 0 Society, Honor Roll, and National Society of High School Scholars…Personal: Born October 24, 2006: 23/21 17 6 2 14 1985...Is the only daughter of Samuel and Marilyn McLenegan…Majoring in graphic design. Totals: 27/21 18 6 2 14

Career Marks: Sami McLenegan’s Career Stats: Shots: 4 vs. Northeastern – CAA Tournament (11/4/06) Goals: 2 vs. Richmond (9/9/06) Year: GP/GS Shots: Goals: Assists: Points: Assists: 1 vs. two teams 2004: 21/16 2 0 0 0 Points: 4 vs. Richmond (9/9/06) 2005: 23/18 8 3 0 6 2006: 23/23 10 3 1 7 Totals: 67/57 12 6 1 13

Career Marks: Shots: 3 vs. Virginia (9/3/06) Goals: 2 vs. Ohio (8/27/06) 18 Assists: 1 vs. Richmond (9/9/06) Shannon Points: 4 vs. Ohio (8/27/06) Mobley

Senior Midfielder 5’1” Virginia Beach, VA Tallwood

2006 (Junior): Made 21 appearances with six starts in the midfield…Finished her third season with the team recording a goal and two assists…Lone goal of the season came against Duke (9/17)…Posted assists against #7 Penn State (8/26) and Ohio (8/27)…Fired off 13 shots on the opponent cage…2005 (Sophomore): Appeared in 19 games making three starts in ODU’s Final Four season…Recorded six points from two goals and two assists…Registered a season-high three points with a goal and assist against #3 Duke…Collected the game-winner at Maryland (10/14), giving the 2005 National Championship their first loss of the season and only one of two losses overall…Also had an assist at Richmond (9/24)…2004 (Freshman): Appeared in 18 games, JoAnn van Aswegen making three starts in her first season with Old Dominion…Totaled four goals and an assist for nine points…Tallied her first collegiate goal against Syracuse (9/12)…Also scored two goals against Shannon Mobley’s Career Stats: Princeton (10/31) in the regular season finale and posted a goal against #4 Duke (11/13) in the Year: GP/GS Shots: Goals: Assists: Points: NCAA Tournament…Fired 16 shots on net…Prior to Old Dominion: A three-sport varsity athlete at 2004: 18/3 5 4 1 9 nearby Tallwood High School in Virginia Beach…Second Team High School All-American…Named 2005: 19/3 18 2 2 6 First Team All-Beach, All-Tidewater, All-Region, and All-State…Netted 15 goals as a senior and 2006: 21/6 13 1 2 4 finished her four-year career with 18 goals and eight assists…Earned Most Valuable Player Totals: 58/9 36 7 5 19 Honors…Named team captain…Also ran indoor track participating in the mile, 800, 1000, and 4x4…A four-year soccer letterwinner…Registered four goals…Named team captain…Member of Career Marks: the National Honor Roll and Spanish Honor Society…Personal: Born February 2, 1986...Daughter Shots: 2 vs. five teams Goals: 2 vs. Princeton (10/31/04) of Kevin and Cecilia Daley...Has one sister, Stacy (23) and one brother, Christopher (15)…Majoring Assists: 1 vs. four teams in health and physical education. Points: 4 vs. Princeton (10/31/04)

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 11 Meet the Lady Monarchs Kelly 22 Katelyn 23 Driscoll Smither Junior Goalkeeper 5’5” West Chester, PA Villa Maria Junior Back 5’5” Fredericksburg, VA Stafford Suffolk, VA Lakeland

2006 (Sophomore): Old Dominion’s starting goalkeeper for all 23 contests…First Team All- 2006 (Sophomore): Appeared in and started all 23 contests…Moved to the backfield after playing CAA…Named to the CAA All-Rookie Team…Played all 1642:58 minutes in the cage for the Lady at forward her freshman season…Collected a goal and six assists…Scored her lone goal against Monarchs…Posted 12 shutouts on the season, including eight in CAA action…During the regular CAA member #20 Hofstra (10/22)…Captured her six assists against six different teams…Named season only three teams were able to score more than one goal…All but two CAA opponents were to the National Field Hockey Coaches’ Association National Academic Squad…2005 (Freshman): held scoreless…Stopped a career-high eight shots against eventual national champion Maryland Appeared in all 25 games making 16 starts in her first season with the Lady Monarchs…Named (10/14)…At one point topped the nation in goals against average and finished the season ranked to the CAA All-Rookie Team…Posted eight goals and 16 points in helping Old Dominion return to second at 0.72…Led the CAA in goals against average…Ranked third in the league in save the Final Four…Sixth on the team in scoring…Recorded a career-high six points with a three-goal percentage and 16th nationally at .776…Named to the National Field Hockey Coaches’ Association effort against Drexel (9/25)…Prior to Old Dominion: A four-year varsity athlete in field hockey National Academic Squad…2005 (Freshman): Redshirted…Prior to Old Dominion: A two-sport and softball at nearby Lakeland High School…Was a Three-time First Team All-District, First varsity athlete at Villa Maria Academy…Earned All-League, All-Area, and All-State honors…Named All-Region, and First All-Tidewater honoree…Two-time All-State honoree…Named Southeastern team captain…Had a career 91 percent save average and 47 shutouts…Also participated in lacrosse District Player of the Year and Eastern Region Co-Player of the Year twice…Earned Second Team for four years…Earned All-Area and All-League honors…Netted 31 goals her senior year…An All-District honors twice…Netted 33 goals as a senior and finished her four-year career with 89 academic honors student…Personal: Born July 7, 1986…Daughter of Bernie and Liz Driscoll…Has goals and 57 assists…Led her team to a combined 65-12-2 record…Played catcher for her high one sister, Mo (23) and one brother, Ricky (19)…Majoring in criminal justice. school softball team…Named First team All-District honors twice…First Team All-Region her senior year…Member of the Beta Club and was an honors graduate earning academic letters all Kelly Driscoll’s Career Stats: four years…Personal: Born May 16, 1987…Daughter of Donna Smither…Has one sister, Kelsey (15)…Majoring in health and physical education. Year: GP/GS Saves: Save %: GA: GAA: ShO: Minutes: 2006: 23/23 59 .776 17 0.72 12 1642:58 Totals: 23/23 59 .776 17 0.72 12 1642:58 Katelyn Smither’s Career Stats:

Career Marks: Year GP/GS Shots: Goals: Assists: Points: Saves: 8 vs. Maryland (10/14/06) 2005: 25/16 34 8 0 16 Fewest goals allowed: 0 vs. 12 teams 2006: 23/23 12 1 6 8 Minutes: 94:05 vs. Duke (9/17/06) Totals: 48/39 46 9 6 24

Career Marks: Shots: 5 vs. Penn State (8/27/05) Goals: 3 vs. Drexel (9/25/06) Assists: 6 vs. six teams 17 Points: 6 vs. Drexel (9/25/06) Titia Hattricks: Drexel (9/25/06) Beek

Sophomore Forward 5’7” Heillo, Holland Murmellius Gymnasium

2006 (Freshman): Appeared in 21 games making nine starts at forward…Named to the CAA All- Rookie Team…Made her first career start at James Madison (9/29)…Collected two goals and two assists in her first season with the Lady Monarchs…Posted a season-high two-goals against CAA rival #20 Hofstra (10/22)…Registered assists against CAA members James Madison (9/29) and Northeastern (10/21)…Her first career assists came against the Dukes…Named to the National Field Hockey Coaches’ Association National Academic Squad…Prior to Old Dominion: Joins a long line of international students to play for the Old Dominion field hockey team…Played field hockey in the Netherlands for 13 years…Member of the De Terriers hockey club…Team was runner-ups in the Dutch National Indoor competition in 2004…Also played tennis…Personal: Born March 9, 1987…Daughter of Reinier Beek and Ellen M.C.G. Nijman…Has two sisters Barbara (22), also a field hockey player, and Hester…Major is currently undecided. Titia Beek’s Career Stats: Year GP/GS Shots: Goals: Assists: Points: 2006: 21/9 13 2 2 6 Totals: 21/9 43 2 2 6

Career Marks: Shots: 4 at Drexel (9/24/06) Goals: 2 vs. Hofstra (10/22/06) Assists: 1 vs. two teams Katelyn Smither Points: 4 vs. Hofstra (10/22/06) 12 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 Meet the Lady Monarchs Alyschia 12 Kathleen 13 Conn Shea

Sophomore Forward/Midfield 5’2” Sophomore Midfield/Defense 5’4” Peach Bottom, PA Solanco Elizaville, NY Stissing Mount

2006 (Freshman): Redshirted…Prior to Old Dominion: Two-sport athlete at Solanco High 2006 (Freshman): Made 12 appearance in her first season with the Lady Monarchs…Collected School…Earned First Team All-Star Lancaster Lebanon as a senior in 2005…Was also named the her first collegiate goal against CAA rival Virginia Commonwealth (10/6)…Posted her first career team’s captain…Named to the Lancaster Lebanon All-Academic Team…A Second Team Lancaster assists against fellow CAA member Towson (10/1)… Named to the National Field Hockey Coaches’ Lebanon All-Star as a junior in 2004…Named Solanco’s All Around Senior Femal Athelte and was Association National Academic Squad…Prior to Old Dominion: A five-sport athlete at Stissing the Senior Scholar Athlete Award winner and Fackler-Hower Sportmanship Award winner…Also Mount High School…A two-time All-State, MHAL, and Poughkeepsie Journal selection…Earned participated in two years of soccer…Named “Rookie of the Year’ in 2005…Was captain and Most the “Coach Soracco Award”…Captain of the 2005 Empire State Games team…Named to the Valuable Player as a senior…A distinguished honor roll student…Personal: Born August 26, All-State Tournament Team…Earned First Team Taconic Press as a junior in 2004…Was a Third 1988…Daughter of John and Linda Marie Conn…Has one brother, Hayes (18)…Plans to major Team MHAL award winner and Honorable Mention Poughkeepsie Journal selection as a sophomore in chemistry. in 2003…Also participated in basketball, softball, track and field, and golf…Earned the “Lady Bomber” award in basketball…Was the Section 9 javelin champion in track and field…An honor roll student…Personal: Born November 20, 1988…Daughter of John and Kim Shea…Has two sisters, Lisa (20) and Kayla (14)…Plans to major in health and physical education.

Kathleen Shea’s Career Stats: Anna 19 Year: GP/GS Shots: Goals: Assists: Points: 2006: 12/0 1 1 1 3 Kern Totals: 12/0 1 1 1 3 Career Marks: Shots: 1 vs. Va. Commonwealth (10/6/06) Sophomore Midfield 5’5” Goals: 1 vs. Va. Commonwealth (10/6/06) Virginia Beach, VA First Colonial Assists: 1 vs. Towson (10/1/06) Points: 2 vs. Va. Commonwealth (10/6/06)

2006 (Freshman): Redshirted…Named to the National Field Hockey Coaches’ Association National Academic Squad…Prior to Old Dominion: a three-sport varsity athlete at First Colonial High School…A three-time All-Beach District selection…Was also named to the All-Region Team… Served as team captain and named team’s Most Valuable Player…Was also named the team’s offensive MVP…Also played four years of soccer…A two-time All-Beach award winner…Also earned “Will To Win” award and Coaches Award…Ran three years of indoor track including the 800, 1600, and 3200…Named All-Beach, All-Region and was a state qualifier…Won “Best Newcomer” award and “Most Points” award…Was also named Most Valuable Player…Personal: Born October 21, 1987…Daughter of Tom and Peggy Kern…Has one sister, Sarah (20)…Major is undecided.

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Sophomore Goalkeeper 6’1” Mount Joy, PA Elizabeth Town Area

2006 (Freshman): Redshirted…Named to the National Field Hockey Coaches’ Association National Academic Squad…Prior to Old Dominion: A three-sport varsity athlete at Elizabeth Town Area High School…Played goalkeeper for four seasons…A three-time First Team Lancaster Lebanon All-Star…Named First Team All-State as a senior in 2005 and Second Team All-State in 2003 and 2004…Named To the Jane Hoover All-Tournament Team in 2002 as a freshman…Also played four seasons of basketball and three seasons of softball…Member of the All-League and All-State Academic Team...An honor roll student…Personal: Born October 2, 1987…Is the only child of Terry and Lori Seiders…Plans to major in speech pathology and audiology. Shannon Mobley

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 13 Meet the Lady Monarchs Katie 10 Hanna 11 Ueberroth Warren

Sophomore Midfield 5’5” Sophomore Midfield 5’3” Stevens, PA Cocalico Green Lane, PA Christopher Dock Mennonite

2006 (Freshman): Appeared in 19 games making one start…Was named to Sports Illustrated’s 2006 (Freshman): Made 18 appearances including five starts in her rookie campaign…Recorded Faces In The Crowd for her performance the first week of ht season…Collected her first career start her first collegiate start at #4 North Carolina (9/17)…Posted three goals in her first season with against Princeton (11/11) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament…Posted two goals and two the Lady Monarchs…Captured two goals against CAA rival Virginia Commonwealth (10/6)…Also assists in her rookie campaign…Scored her first collegiate goal in her Lady Monarch debut in the collected a goal against the Tar Heels in her first career start… Named to the National Field Hockey season opener at #7 Penn State (8/26)…Also posted a season-high three points with a goal and Coaches’ Association National Academic Squad…Prior to Old Dominion: Three-sport athlete at an assists against Ohio (8/27)…Named the CAA Rookie of the Week for the week ending August Christopher Dock Mennonite…Named First Team All-Leauge as a junior and senior…First Team 27th…Prior to Old Dominion: A three-sport athlete at Cocalico High School…A four-year varsity All-State as a senior in 2005…Second Team All-State as a junior in 2004…Second Team All-State letterwinner in field hockey having played on defense, midfield, and forward…Member of three her junior season…Named team captain as a senior…League Most Valuable Player…Participant in USFHA National Field Hockey Festival teams…Helped Cocalico to the Section II Championship, the 2004 Junior Olympics…Keystone Games participant…Also a member of the soccer and track and PIAA State Tournament, and a third place finish as a senior…Also named First Team All-State, field teams…Ran the 400, 800, and 4x800 and member of the javelin squad in track and field…Also Lancaster-Lebanon/Mid Penn All Star Game Offensive MVP, Lancaster Lebanon First Team All-Star, played halfback in soccer for two seasons…A National Honor Society member…Personal: Born and NFHCA All-Academic Team as a senior…Earned Second Team Lancaster Lebanon All-Star in Mary 22, 1988…Daughter of Joe and Jamie Warren…Has two brothers, Sam (18) and Luke 2004 as a junior…As a sophomore earned Honorable Mention Lancaster Lebanon All-Star…Also (16)…Plans to major in biology. played four seasons of soccer and participating in swimming for a season…A First Team Lancaster Lebanon All Star as a junior in the spring of 2005 and Second Team member as a sophomore in 2004 in women’s soccer…Earned the Cocalico Athletic Director’s Award and Outstanding Academic Hanna Warren’s Career Stats: Excellence Award…Nominated for the Lancaster-Lebanon League A. Landis Brackbill Scholar Athlete Year: GP/GS Shots: Goals: Assists: Points: Award…Personal: Born October 16, 1987…Daughter of Richard and Lee Anne Ueberroth…Has 2006: 18/5 8 3 0 6 two brothers, Ricky (21) and Kyle (17), and a sister, Courtney (15)…Major is undecided. Totals: 18/5 8 3 0 6

Career Marks: Katie Ueberroth’s Career Stats: Shots: 2 vs. Va. Commonwealth (10/6/06) Goals: 2 vs. Va. Commonwealth (10/6/06) Year: GP/GS Shots: Goals: Assists: Points: Assists: N/A 2006: 19/1 8 2 2 6 Points: 4 vs. Va. Commonwealth (10/6/06) Totals: 19/1 8 2 2 6

Career Marks: Shots: 2 vs. two teams Goals: 1 vs. two teams Assists: 1 vs. two teams Points: 3 vs. Ohio (8/27/06)

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Freshman Midfield / Forward 5’2” Freshman Midfield / Back 5’7” Elizabethtown, Pa. Elizabethtown Area Chambersburg, Pa. Chambersburg Area

Prior to Old Dominion: Member of the varsity field hockey team at Elizabethtown Area High Prior to Old Dominion: A four-sport athlete at Chambersburg Area Senior High School…Played School…Played field hockey for six years before coming to Old Dominion…Named All-State four seasons of field hockey…Member of the Mid-Penn All-Star Team…Helped Chambersburg and All-League…An Academic All-American as a senior…Earned the PIAA Sportsmanship Area to the Mid-Penn Championship…Served as captain…Also participated in soccer for four Award…Featured in Who’s Who Among American High School Students…Personal: Born April seasons…Team won the Mid-Penn Championship and were state finalists…Also played four seasons 19, 1989…Daughter of Thomas and Paula Bieber…Has one sister, Julie (20)…Plans to major in of basketball…Served as team captain…A member of the National Honor Society…Personal: Born exercise science. June 19, 1989…Daughter of Mark and Ginger Clutter…Has two sisters, Katelyn (19) and Danielle (16)…Plans to major in health sciences.

14 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 Meet the Lady Monarchs Hanna Anna 1 Loran 25 Cooke Hatch

Freshman Goalkeeper 5’4” Freshman Forward 5’6” Ann Arbor, Mich. Ann Arbor Pioneer Green Lake, Pa. Upper Perkiomen

Prior to Old Dominion: A two-sport athlete at Ann Arbor Pioneer…Served as the goalkeeper on Prior to Old Dominion: A three-sport athlete at Upper Perkiomen High School…Played field hockey the State Championship team in 2005 and 2006…Participated at the USFHA National Field Hockey since the seventh grade…Recorded 71 career goals…Team went 23-2 as a senior and captured Festival in 2004 and 2005…Member of the USFHA Futures Elite Squad in 2005…Participated in the Pac-10 and district championship…Team were the State AA runner-ups…Two-time Pottstown the USFHA National Tournament from 2002-2005 winning gold medals in 2004 and 2005…Also a Mercury Player of the Year…Two-time First Team All-State…Second Team All-American…Academic member of the ice hockey team for two seasons…As a junior was awarded “Best Perseverance” All-American…Two-time Athlete of the Season…Two-time captain…Also participated in softball and “Best Sportsmanship”…As a sophomore was named “Most Improved” and “Hardest and winter track…Was the MVP and Athlete of the Season in softball…Ran the 4x200 and 200 Worker”…Named Academic All-State…A member of the National Honor Sockeity…Personal: in winter track…Qualified for the Meet of Champions…Named Athlete of the Season…Two-time Born March 3, 1989…Daughter of Richard and Jinx Cooke…Has one sister, Kacey (32), and two co-captain…Academically graduated in the top 10 of her class…Received academic achievement brothers, Chris (30) and Scott (27)…Grandfather played ice hockey for the University of Michigan in physics, anatomy, and painting…Received high honors in math and science…Personal: Born (1936-39)…Major is undecided. February 9, 1989…Daughter of Christopher and Cathleen Hatch…Has one sister, Tabitha (16)…Plans to major in biology.

Lise 3 Stephanie 7 Donkersloot Kratzer Freshman Back 5’5” Freshman Midfield 5’6” Heiloo, Holland O.S.G. Willem Blaeu Litiz, Pa. Warwick

Prior to Old Dominion: Joins the long line of international student-athletes to play field hockey at Old Prior to Old Dominion: A two-sport athlete at Warwick High School…A three-year member of the Dominion…Joins Titia Beek as one of two student-athletes from the country of Holland…Personal: field hockey team…Named First Team All-State and First Team All-State…Member of the Lancaster Born September 26, 1989…Daughter of Cees and Paula Donkersloot…Has two brothers, Bob (23) Lebanon Dream Team…Served as tri-captain…Also played four seasons of soccer…Scored the and Ron (21)…Is undecided on a major. team’s first goal during her sophomore and junior seasons…An All-American Academic Team selection…A four-time NCAA Adidas Team Academic Award winner…Member of the distinguished honor roll throughout her high school career…Member of the National Honor Society…Personal: Born March 19, 1989…Daughter of Keith and Tammy Kratzer…Has one brother, Justin (24), and one sister, Lauren (21)…Plans to be a pharmacy major.

Paige Arianne 16 Samantha 26 Evans Richardson Freshman Back/Midfield 5’3” Freshman Forward 5’6” Lewisberry, Pa. Cedar Cliff Surrey, B.C., Canada Semiahmoo

Prior to Old Dominion: A three-sports athlete at Cedar Cliff High School…Played six seasons of Prior to Old Dominion: Five-sport athlete at Semiahmoo Secondary…Three-time athlete field hockey…Two-time Mid-Penn Honorable Mention…Named to the Mid-Penn All-Star team as a of the year…Thirteen time MVP in five sports…Played five years of field hockey…Served senior…A three-time Defensive MVP…Earned the Coach’s Choice Award…Captain of the team as a as team captain…Named Most Valuable Player…Top scorer for the provincial team at the senior…Also participated in track and field…Named team captain…Played a season of softball…A national championship….Played eight years of basketball…Named captain and awarded MVP distinguished honors student…Member of the National French Honor Society…Personal: Born honors…Dished out the most assists in a game as the team’s point guard…Also played eight September 5, 1989…Daughter of Richard and Cheryl Evans…Has a brother, Patrick (15), and a seasons of ice hockey…Named MVP, All-Star, as well as captain….Ran eight years of track and sister, Olivia (13)…Plans to major in biology. field and cross country…Was the Surrey Champion in the 1500m…Also ran in the 800M, 4x400m, 4x100m…Participated in five years of Rugby…Named captain as well as MVP…Named a New Zealand Tournament All-Start…Personal: Born September 29, 1989…Daughter of Rob Richardson and Debbie McDonald…Has one brother, Kevin (11), and one sister, Natalie (9)…Plans to major in biology/business. THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 15 2006 OLD DOMINION STATISTICS

FIELD H OCKEY Old Dominion Combined Team Statistics (as of Aug 17, 2007) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES...... (19- 4- 0) ( 8- 1- 0) ( 9- 1- 0) ( 2- 2- 0) CONFERENCE...... ( 8- 0- 0) ( 4- 0- 0) ( 4- 0- 0) ( 0- 0- 0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (11- 4- 0) ( 4- 1- 0) ( 5- 1- 0) ( 2- 2- 0)

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PS-AT DS ------Aug 26 at #7 Penn State W 3-1 422 14 Sensenig, Dana 23 20 16 56 82 .244 41 .500 1 5-8 0 Aug 27 vs Ohio W 6-1 224 13 Admiraal, Denise 23 13 5 31 72 .181 30 .417 3 0-0 0 Sep 03 at #19 Virginia W 3-2 311 5 van Nispen, Nicolien 23 10 8 28 70 .143 23 .329 3 0-0 0 Sep 04 at #1 Maryland L 0-1 513 20 Nichols, Caroline 23 10 4 24 78 .128 24 .308 4 0-0 1 Sep 09 #19 UR W 3-0 167 9 Pinchbeck, Darcy 23 9 3 21 39 .231 13 .333 3 0-0 0 Sep 10 #20 MICHIGAN W 2-0 182 2 van Aswegen, Jo Ann 23 6 2 14 17 .353 5 .294 3 0-0 0 Sep 18 at #4 North Carolina W 3-1 506 23 Smither, Katelyn 23 1 6 8 12 .083 7 .583 0 0-0 0 Sep 17 at #5 DUKE W O2 4-3 250 6 McLenegan, Sami 23 3 1 7 10 .300 5 .500 1 0-0 0 Sep 23 at Princeton W 5-0 372 24 Warren, Hanna 18 3 0 6 8 .375 5 .625 0 0-0 0 *Sep 24 at Drexel W 5-0 273 17 Beek, Titia 21 2 2 6 13 .154 4 .308 0 0-0 0 *Sep 29 at #17 James Madison W 1-0 175 10 Ueberroth, Katie 19 2 2 6 8 .250 3 .375 0 0-0 0 *Oct 01 TOWSON W 7-0 137 7 Rogers, Anna 21 2 2 6 8 .250 5 .625 0 0-0 0 *Oct 06 at VCU W 10-0 42 18 Mobley, Shannon 21 1 2 4 13 .077 4 .308 0 0-0 0 *Oct 08 at Delaware W 2-0 332 8 Muldrow, Julia 3 1 1 3 2 .500 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Oct 14 #1 MARYLAND L 0-1 412 16 Shea, Kathleen 12 1 1 3 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0-0 0 Oct 15 #4 DUKE W 1-0 227 4 Admiraal, Daphne 23 0 1 1 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 2 *Oct 21 NU W OT 3-2 164 11 Tossone, Whitney 11 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 0 *Oct 22 #3 HU W 6-0 109 3 Meyer, Lara 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Oct 28 #8 NORTH CAROLINA W 3-1 501 Total...... 23 84 56 224 439 .191 172 .392 18 5-8 3 *Oct 29 WILLIAM & MARY W 8-0 331 Opponents...... 23 17 11 45 125 .136 38 .304 4 1-1 5 #Nov 04 vs NU W 7-0 - #Nov 05 vs #16 James Madison L 0-1 467 !Nov 11 vs Princeton LOT 2-3 418 |-GOAL AVERAGE-| |-SAVES-| * = Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Sho # = CAA Tourn. - Va. Beach, Va. - Nat. Trn. Cntr ------! = NCAA Tourn. - Princeton Univ. - Princeton, N.J 22 Driscoll, Kelly 23 1642:58 17 0.72 59 .776 19 4 0 12 Total...... 23 1642:58 17 0.72 59 .776 19 4 0 12 TEAM STATISTICS ODU OPP Opponents...... 23 1642:58 84 3.58 212 .716 4 19 0 3 ------SHOT STATISTICS...... Goals-Shot attempts.... 84-439 17-125 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Goals scored average... 3.58 0.72 ------Shot pct...... 191 .136 Old Dominion...... 39 43 1 1 - 84 Shots on goal-Attempts. 172-439 38-125 Opponents...... 7 9 1 0 - 17 SOG pct...... 392 .304 Shots/Game...... 19.1 5.4 SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Assists...... 56 11 ------PENALTY CORNERS...... 206 72 Old Dominion...... 215 208 12 4 - 439 Goals off corners...... 19 2 Opponents...... 64 56 4 1 - 125 PENALTY STROKES...... 5-8 1-1 PENALTIES...... SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Green cards...... 4 13 ------Yellow cards...... 2 6 Old Dominion...... 35 23 1 0 - 59 Red cards...... 0 0 Opponents...... 101 101 8 2 - 212 ATTENDANCE...... Total...... 2230 3196 PENALTY CORNERS 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Dates/Avg Per Date..... 9/248 10/320 ------Neutral Site #/Avg..... 4/277 Old Dominion...... 108 94 3 1 - 206 Opponents...... 39 30 1 2 - 72

16 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 2006 SEASON REVIEW

he bar was set high for the Old Dominion field hockey team that returned nine starters and 16 letterwinners from the 2005 Final Four squad. However, the 2006 team finished Tas the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) runner-ups and were upset in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, despite making their record 26th consecutive appearance in 16-team tournament. The Lady Monarchs produced a 19-4 season, finishing the year ranked third in both the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) and women’s field hockey.com poll. The Old Dominion schedule remained one of the toughest that collegiate field hockey has to offer. The Lady Monarchs, headed by nine-time CAA Coach of the Year Beth Anders, took to the field 12 times against ranked opponents going 9-3, including wins over five teams ranked in the nation’s top 10. Among the highlights was a season split with defending and eventual NCAA Champion Maryland along with Caroline Nichols (left) and Dana Sensenig a sweep of Duke and North Carolina. (below), now members of the US National Team, During the regular season Old Dominion went a perfect were among the Lady Monarchs’ top scorers a 8-0 in CAA play, marking the 12th time the Lady Monarchs season ago. Nichols was named both CAA had been undefeated in conference action. During the eight Player and Defender of the Year, while games of CAA play, only Northeastern had scored Sensenig cracked the top 10 in career on Old Dominion with the Lady Monarchs points at ODU while earning her third defeating the Huskies, 3-2, in overtime. All-America honor. Entering post-season action, the CAA opposition had been outscored 42-2, outshot 204-23 and outcornered 141-16. The Old Dominion defense, with the help of CAA Player and Defender of the Year Caroline Nichols and redshirt freshman goalkeeper Kelly Driscoll, made women’s field hockey.com. Sensenig, who also earned First Team All- it awfully hard for the opposition to score. Old Dominion boasted the South and All-CAA honors, led Old Dominion with 56 points from a top-ranked defense in the nation only allowing 0.64 goals per game team-leading 20 goals and 16 assists. She ranked eighth nationally in entering post-season play with only three schools managing to score both points and assists and led the country in penalty strokes with five. more than once. Only fifth-ranked Duke, in the double overtime first Sensenig concluded her stellar career at Old Dominion tied for eighth meeting, #19 Virginia, and Northeastern, in another match-up that on the school’s all-time points leaders list with 171. saw overtime, were able to find their way to the back of the Lady Wrapping up the All-America selections for the Lady Monarchs Monarch cage more than once. The Lady Monarchs finished the season was sophomore forward Denise Admiraal. Admiraal finished the 2006 posting 11 shutouts, including a streak of six straight before a loss to campaign second on the squad in scoring, having collected 13 goals and top-ranked Maryland. At home, Maryland and Northeastern were the five assists for a total of 31 points. Among her CAA counterparts, the only opponents to score on Foreman Field. At one point, Driscoll led the First Team All-South and All-CAA selection ranked fourth in points, nation in goals against average as only 13 opponent shots had gotten points per game, goals, and goals per game. past the ODU goalkeeper in 20 games. Additional All-South region members included second teamers The post-season, however, was unusually short for the in sophomore defender Daphne Admiraal and sophomore midfielder Old Dominion squad. The top-seeded Lady Monarchs were Nico van Nispen. upset in the CAA championship finale by James Madison Other all-conference honorees included first team member and with an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament were redshirt freshman Kelly Driscoll and second team members upset in first round by host Princeton in overtime. Darcy Pinchbeck along with Daphne Admiraal. A host of accolades were bestowed to various The Old Dominion field hockey program members of the team for their on-field performances also continued its tradition of excellence in the in the fall of 2006. Three Lady Monarchs earned All- classroom. The team compiled the fifth highest America honors, while seven were named to the grade point average among its Division I Virginia Sports Information Directors Association counterparts and had 13 members named to (VaSID) state teams, six were honored with All-South the Division I National Academic Region recognition, and seven were named to All-CAA Team. The 2006 Lady Monarchs squads. earned a combined 3.42 grade Nichols, a senior defender, became the first ever point average as one of seven CAA student-athlete to earn both Player and Defender of division I teams honored with the Year honors in the same season. Along with her major the National Academic Team CAA awards, she was named the VaSID Player of the Year, Award. Freshmen Titia Beek, First Team All-CAA, and Old Dominion Athlete of the Alyschia Conn, Anna Kern, Year. She was also a First Team All-American by the Courtney Seiders, Kathleen Shea, NFHCA and women’s field hockey.com. Nichols, and Hanna Warren, redshirt freshman who anchored the Lady Monarch defense, Kelly Driscoll, sophomore Nico Van Nispen and also added 10 goals, four assists, and 24 Katelyn Smither, juniors Jo Ann van Aswegen and Samantha points. McLenegan and senior Caroline Nichols and Dana Sensenig Senior midfielder Dana were all named to the National Academic Squad. Additionally Sensenig was named Third Sensenig was named the CAA’s top scholar-athlete for field hockey Team All-American by and the Jack Wilkins/James Howard Female Scholar Athlete of the the NFHCA and First Year, presented to a senior athlete with the highest cumulative grade Team All-American by point average.

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 17 2007 OPPONENTS ALL-TIME SERIES WITH OPPONENTS Husky Schedule CONNECTICUT August Location:...... Storrs, Ct. September 8th 25...... Maine Enrollment:...... 28,481 FIRST LAST LAST 26...... Towson Nickname:...... Huskies Storrs, Conn. SCHOOL W-L-T PTC. MTG. WIN LOSS Colors:...... National Flag Blue and White September Conference:...... BIG EAST American 24-2-0 .923 1978 2000 2005 2...... @ Penn State President:...... TBA 5...... Yale Athletic Director:...... Jeffrey A. Hathaway 8...... Old Dominion Home Field:...... George J. Sherman Family Sports Complex Ball State 2-0-0 1.00 1997 1998 —— 9...... @ Michigan Boston College 2-0-1 .833 1986 1988 —— 14...... Michigan State 16...... Villanova Head Coach:...... Nancy Stevens (West Chester ‘76) Boston University 10-0-0 1.00 1986 2001 —— 19...... Harvard School Record/Years:...... 262-100-8 (17 seasons) Bridgewater 2-3-0 .400 1977 1979 1977 22...... Massachusetts Career Record/Years:...... 442-149-24 (28 seasons) 25...... @ Quinnipiac Assistant Coaches:...... Paul Caddy (Wales-Swansea ‘99) ...... Cheri Herr (Syracuse ‘96) Cal-Berkeley 2-0-0 1.00 1992 1997 —— 28...... Louisville Cavalier Club @ 4-0-0 1.00 1975 1978 —— October 2006 Record:...... 21-4 Clemson @ 1-0-0 1.00 1978 1978 —— 5...... @ Georgetown 2006 Conference Record:...... 4-2/4th Colgate 1-0-0 1.00 1979 1979 —— 7...... @ Princeton Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 17/5 10...... @ Northeastern Starters Returning/Lost:...... 9/2 Connecticut 23-9 .730 1979 2003 1999 13...... @ Rutgers 17...... Boston University Field Hockey SID:...... Randy Press Davis & Elkins 4-0-0 1.00 1980 1985 —— 21...... @ Syracuse SID Phone:...... 860-486-3531 Delaware * 6-1-1 .813 1981 2006 2004 24...... Boston College SID Fax:...... 860-486-5085 Drexel * 6-0 1.00 1998 2006 ------27...... Providence SID Email:...... [email protected] Duke 17-7 .708 1980 2006 2005 www.uconnhuskies.com East Carolina @ 4-1-0 .800 1974 1979 —— Eastern Kentucky 1-0-0 1.00 1980 1980 —— Blue Hen Schedule DELAWARE Eastern Mennonite 1-1-0 .750 1976 1977 1976 August Location:...... Newark, De. September 30th 25...... @ Ohio State Enrollment:...... 16,000 Hampton Roads Club 3-0-0 1.00 1974 1976 —— 26...... vs. Kent State Nickname:...... Fightin’ Blue Hens Newark, De. High Point 0-1-0 .000 1978 1978 1978 Colors:...... Royal Blue and Gold Hofstra * 5-0 1.00 2002 2006 —— September Conference:...... Colonial Athletic Association Hollins 1-0-0 1.00 1978 1978 —— 1...... @ Richmond President:...... Dr. Patrick T. Harker 2...... vs. Longwood Athletic Director:...... Edgar N. Johnson 7...... Rutgers Home Field:...... Fred P. Rullo Stadium Iowa 11-1-1 .885 1980 1994 1994 8...... Bucknell 12...... Monmouth Head Coach:...... Carol Miller (Delaware ‘82) James Madison * 45-7 .865 1979 2006 2006 16...... @ St. Joseph’s School Record/Years:...... 159-120 (14 seasons) 21...... @ James Madison Career Record/Years:...... 245-171-18 (22 seasons) Kent St. 1-0-0 1.00 2002 2002 24...... @ Va. Commonwealth Assistant Coaches:...... Dawn Hill (Old Dominion ‘87) 28...... William & Mary 30...... Old Dominion 2006 Record:...... 7-12 Lafayette 2-0-0 1.00 1983 1991 —— 2006 Conference Record:...... 3-5/6th LaSalle 1-0-0 1.00 1981 1981 —— October Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 12/6 5...... @ Northeastern Starters Returning/Lost:...... 9/3 Lehigh 2-0-0 1.00 1984 1986 —— 10...... Pennsylvania Lock Haven 1-0-0 1.00 1985 1985 —— 14...... Maryland Field Hockey SID:...... Kenny Kline Long Beach St. @ 1-0-0 1.00 1981 1981 —— 20...... Duke SID Phone:...... 302-831-2186 Longwood 4-6-0 .400 1974 1980 1977 21...... @ Towson SID Fax:...... 302-831-8653 26...... Drexel SID Email:...... [email protected] Louisville 2-0 1.00 1980 2003 —— 28...... Hofstra Loyola(MD) @ 7-0-0 1.00 1986 1991 —— Mary Washington 7-1-1 .833 1974 1980 1974 www.udel.edu/sportsinfo Maryland 22-17-1 .562 1982 2005 2006 Massachusetts 16-4-0 .800 1981 2001 1995 Miami (Ohio) 2-0-0 1.00 1992 2005 —— Dragon Schedule DREXEL Michigan 6-3 .667 1982 2006 2005 August Location:...... Philadelphia, Pa. September 24th Michigan State 1-1-0 .500 2001 2002 2001 26...... Rutgers Enrollment:...... 19,885 30...... La Salle Nickname:...... Dragons Philadelphia, Pa. New Hampshire 21-1-0 .955 1980 2002 1985 Colors:...... Navy Blue and Gold September Conference:...... Colonial Athletic Association North Carolina 33-27-2 .548 1978 2006 2005 3...... St. Francis (Pa.) President:...... Dr. Constantine N. Papadakis Northeastern 14-2-1 .853 1984 2006 1998 6...... @ Villanova Athletic Director:...... Dr. Eric Zillmer Northern Illinois @ 2-0-0 1.00 1990 1991 —— 10...... @ Fairfild Home Field:...... Buckley Field 13...... St. Joseph’s Northwestern 7-2-1 .750 1982 1994 1987 15...... @ Bucknell Head Coach:...... Denise Zelenak (West Chester ‘91) 20...... @ Temple School Record/Years:...... 104-132 (12 seasons) Ohio 1-0 1.00 2006 2006 —— 24...... Old Dominion Career Record/Years:...... 104-132 (12 seasons) Ohio State 3-0-0 1.00 1984 2005 —— 29...... @ William & Mary Assistant Coaches:...... Nicky Hitchens (Penn ‘89) ...... Kelly Wood (Wake Forest ‘06) October Pennsylvania 1-0-0 1.00 1988 1988 2002 1...... Hofstra 2006 Record:...... 8-11 Penn State 13-8 .619 1982 2006 2003 6...... @ Northeastern 2006 Conference Record:...... 2-6/T-7th Princeton 11-5 .688 1996 2006 2006 8...... Va. Commonwealth Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 13/7 10...... Duke Starters Returning/Lost:...... 8/3 Providence 2-0-0 1.00 1993 1994 —— 15...... Penn 20...... @ James Madison Field Hockey SID:...... John Tomsich Radford 19-0-0 1.00 1985 1999 —— 25...... Lehigh SID Phone:...... 215-895-2084 Richmond 27-0 1.00 1979 2006 —— 27...... Delaware SID Fax:...... 215-895-2038 Richmond Club @ 0-1-0 .000 1977 1977 1977 29...... @ Towson SID Email:...... [email protected] Rutgers 3-0-0 1.00 1981 2000 —— www.drexeldragons.com St. Joseph’s 6-0-0 1.00 1993 1999 —— Salisbury St. 4-1-1 .750 1978 1983 1978 Blue Devil Schedule San Jose St. @ 1-0-0 1.00 1985 1985 —— DUKE Springfield 5-0-0 1.00 1981 1989 —— August Location:...... Durham, N.C. September 16th Stanford 6-0 1.00 1984 2003 —— 25...... vs. Ohio Enrollment:...... 6,558 Durham, N.C. Sweetbriar 0-1-0 .000 1978 1978 —— 26...... TBA Nickname:...... Blue Devils Colors:...... Royal Blue and White Syracuse 1-0 1.00 2004 2004 ------September Conference:...... Atlantic Coast 1...... William & Mary President:...... Dr. Richard H. Brodhead October 14th Temple 17-1-1 .921 1981 2000 1982 2...... Iowa Athletic Director:...... Joe Alleva Norfolk, Va. Toledo 1-0-0 1.00 1984 1984 —— 8...... Wake Forest Home Field:...... Williams Field 9...... Radford Towson * 5-0 1.00 2002 2006 ------15...... Drexel Head Coach:...... Beth Bozman (Trenton State ‘76) 16...... Old Dominion School Record/Years:...... 72-20 (4 seasons) Villanova 2-0-0 1.00 1993 1995 —— 22...... @ North Carolina Career Record/Years:...... 275-97-6 (20 seasons) Virginia 31-9 .775 1976 2006 1996 23...... Richmond Assistant Coaches:...... Kelly Baril (Princeton ‘03) Virginia Beach Club @ 1-2-0 .333 1974 1977 1975 28...... @ Boston College ...... Jared Martin (Albany ‘05) Va. Commonwealth * 36-4 .900 1974 2006 2003 30...... @ Boston Univ. 2006 Record:...... 16-6 Virginia Tech @ 5-0-0 1.00 1978 1983 —— 2006 Conference Record:...... 3-2/3rd October Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 12/4 6...... Maryland Starters Returning/Lost:...... 8/3 Wake Forest 3-0-0 1.00 1997 2001 —— 13...... vs. Longwood West Chester 5-0-0 1.00 1981 1994 —— 14...... @ Old Dominion Field Hockey SID:...... Maegan Azpiazu Westhampton @ 1-4-1 .250 1975 1978 1977 20...... @ Delaware SID Phone:...... 919-684-3328 21...... vs. Pennsylvania SID Fax:...... 919-684-2489 William & Mary* 36-12-0 .750 1974 2006 2004 27...... @ Virginia SID Email:...... [email protected] * indicates CAA Opponents @ indicates program no longer exists www.goduke.com

18 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 2007 OPPONENTS Pride Schedule HOFSTRA Wolverine Schedule MICHIGAN August Location:...... Hempstead, N.Y. Otober 6th August Location:...... Ann Arbor, Mi. September 7th 25...... @ Richmond Enrollment:...... 13,000 25...... North Carolina Enrollment:...... 36,787 26...... vs. Radford Nickname:...... Pride Norfolk, Va. 26...... Wake Forest Nickname:...... Wolverines Norfolk, Va. 29...... St. Joseph’s Colors:...... Gold, White, and Blue 30...... vs. Temple Colors:...... Maize and Blue Conference:...... Colonial Athletic Association Conference:...... Big Ten September President:...... Stuart Rabinowitz September President:...... Mary Sue Coleman 1...... La Salle Athletic Director:...... Jack Hayes 2...... @ Maryland Athletic Director:...... William C. Martin Home Field:...... James M. Shuart Stadium 7...... Old Dominion Home Field:...... Phyllis Ocker Field 2...... Rhode Island 9...... Connecticut 14...... Yale 14...... @ Louisville Head Coach:...... Nancy Cox (Western Michigan ‘82) 16...... @ Syracuse Head Coach:...... Kathy De Angelis (UMass ‘92) School Record/Years:...... 91-88 (9 seasons) 15...... vs. Vermont School Record/Years:...... 26-17 (2 seasons) 19...... Quinnipiac 21...... Iowa Career Record/Years:...... 26-17 (2 seasons) 23...... @ Drexel Career Record/Years:...... 118-167-3 (15 seasons) Assistant Coaches:...... April Cornell (Connecticut ‘05) 23...... Penn State Assistant Coaches:...... Tracey Fuchs (UConn ’88) 28...... Va. Commonwealth 28...... @ Ohio State ...... Carla Tagliente (Maryland ’01) 30...... James Madison 30...... Miami (Ohio) 2006 Record:...... 13-7 2006 Record:...... 10-9 October 2006 Conference Record:...... 5-3/3rd October 2006 Conference Record:...... 6-2/2nd Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 18/8 5...... @ Michigan State Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 14/6 6...... @ Old Dominion Starters Returning/Lost:...... 9/2 7...... @ William & Mary 9...... @ Kent State Starters Returning/Lost:...... 6/5 10...... Columbia 12...... Indiana Field Hockey SID:...... TBA 17...... @ Central Michigan Field Hockey SID:...... Leah Howard 21...... Northeastern SID Phone:...... 516-463-2907 26...... @ Towson 21...... @ Northwestern SID Phone:...... 734-615-0679 SID Fax:...... 516-463-5033 27...... @ California SID Fax:...... 734-647-1188 28...... @ Delaware SID Email:...... TBA 28...... Stanford SID Email:...... [email protected] www.hofstra.edu/athletics www.mgoblue.com

Duke Schedule JAMES MADISON Husky Schedule NORTHEASTERN August Location:...... Harrisonburg, Va. October 20th August Location:...... Boston, Ma. September 23rd 25...... Georgetown Enrollment:...... 16,900 31...... @ Northwestern Enrollment:...... 14,492 26...... Albany Nickname:...... Dukes Harrisonburg, Va. Nickname:...... Huskies Norfolk, Va. Colors:...... Purple and Gold September Colors:...... Red and Black September Conference:...... Colonial Athletic Association 2...... vs. Ball State Conference:...... Colonial Athletic Association 2...... @ North Carolina President:...... Dr. Linwood H. Rose 8...... vs. American President:...... Dr. Joseph Aoun 7...... @ Penn State Athletic Director:...... Jeffrey Bourne 9...... @ Maryland Athletic Director:...... Peter Roby 9...... @ St. Joseph’s Home Field:...... JMU Field Hockey Complex 12...... @ Quinnipiac Home Field:...... Sweeney Field 14...... Richmond 15...... Boston Univ. 16...... @ Virginia Head Coach:...... Antoniette Lucas (Northwestern ‘92) 19...... @ Providence Head Coach:...... Cheryl Murtagh (New Hampshire ‘81) 21...... Delaware School Record/Years:...... 30-33 (3 years) 21...... @ William & Mary School Record/Years:...... 284-130-10 (19 seasons) 23...... Towson Career Record/Years:...... 30-33 (3 years) 23...... @ Old Dominion Career Record/Years:...... 284-130-10 (19 seasons) 28...... @ Drexel Assistant Coaches:...... Julie Munson (New Hampshire ‘04) 30...... New Hampshire Assistant Coaches:...... Zowie Tucker (UMass ‘00) 30...... @ Hofstra ...... Cathy Coakley (New Hampshire) ...... Kate Dillon (Michigan ‘04) October 2006 Record:...... 15-8 3...... Harvard 2006 Record:...... 10-12 October 2006 Conference Record:...... 6-2/2nd 5...... @ Va. Commonwealth 5...... Delaware 2006 Conference Record:...... 4-4/4th Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 13/6 7...... Towson Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 12/6 7...... California Starters Returning/Lost:...... 8/3 10...... American 10...... Connecticut Starters Returning/Lost:...... 7/4 13...... Boston College 14...... @ Longwood Field Hockey SID:...... Kevin Warner Field Hockey SID:...... TBA 20...... Old Dominion SID Phone:...... 540-568-6154 19...... @ Drexel 21...... @ Hofstra SID Phone:...... 617-373-3643 21...... William & Mary SID Fax:...... 540-568-3703 SID Fax:...... 617-373-3152 24...... Radford 26...... James Madison SID Email:...... [email protected] 28...... Va. Commonwealth SID Email:...... TBA www.jmusports.com www.gonu.com

Terrapin Schedule MARYLAND Tar Heel Schedule NORTH CAROLINA August Location:...... College Park, Md. August 31st August Location:...... Chapel Hill, N.C. September 14th 26...... vs. Central Michigan Enrollment:...... 35,102 Norfolk, Va. 25...... @ Michigan Enrollment:...... 26,878 27...... @ Northwestern Nickname:...... Terrapins 26...... vs. Iowa Nickname:...... Tar Heels Chapel Hill, N.C. 31...... @ Old Dominion Colors:...... Red, White, Black, and Gold 31...... Wake Forest Colors:...... Carolina Blue and White Conference:...... Atlantic Coast October 12th Conference:...... Atlantic Coast September President:...... Dr. C.D. Mote Jr. September President:...... James Moeser October 27th 2...... Michigan Athletic Director:...... Deborah A. Yow College Park, Md. 2...... James Madison Athletic Director:...... Dick Baddour Norfolk, Va. 8...... Ohio State Home Field:...... Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex 8...... vs. Villanova Home Field:...... Francis E. Henry Stadium 9...... Northeastern 9...... @ West Chester 15...... @ Boston College Head Coach:...... Missy Meharg (Delaware ‘85) 14...... Old Dominion Head Coach:...... Karen Shelton (West Chester ‘79) 19...... @ American School Record/Years:...... 327-95-9 (19 seasons) 16...... Penn State School Record/Years:...... 424-125-9 (26 seasons) 22...... Wake Forest Career Record/Years:...... 327-95-9 (19 seasons) 20...... Appalachian St. Career Record/Years:...... 424-125-9 (26 seasons) 26...... Princeton Assistant Coaches:...... Marybeth Freeman (Old Dominion ‘03) 22...... Duke Assistant Coaches:...... Grant Fulton (Pretoria ’96) 29...... Virginia ...... Tjerk van Herwaarden (HES ‘97) 25...... @ Davidson ...... Baden Sharp (Northern Territory ’96) 30...... Temple 2006 Record:...... 23-2 29...... @ Wake Forest 2006 Record:...... 13-9 2006 Conference Record:...... 4-1/T-1st 2006 Conference Record:...... 1-4/6th October Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 13/8 October Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 15/6 6...... @ Duke Starters Returning/Lost:...... 7/4 6...... Boston College Starters Returning/Lost:...... 8/3 7...... Boston Univ. 8...... Radford 12...... Old Dominion Field Hockey SID:...... Natalia Ciccone 12...... @ William & Mary Field Hockey SID:...... Dana Gelin 14...... @ Delaware SID Phone:...... 301-314-7063 14...... @ Virginia SID Phone:...... 919-962-2123 20...... @ North Carolina SID Fax:...... 301-314-9094 20...... Maryland SID Fax:...... 919-962-0612 26...... Villanova SID Email:...... [email protected] 27...... @ Old Dominion SID Email:...... [email protected] www.umterps.com www.tarheelblue.com

Red Hawks Schedule MIAMI (OHIO) Lady Lion Schedule PENN STATE August Location:...... Oxford, Ohio August 26th August Location:...... University Park, Pa. August 25th 25...... Longwood Enrollment:...... 18,937 Norfolk, Va. 25...... @ Old Dominion Enrollment:...... 42,039 26...... @ Old Dominion Nickname:...... RedHawks 26...... @ Virginia Nickname:...... Nittany Lions Norfolk, Va. 31...... @ Michigan St. Colors:...... Red and White Colors:...... Blue and White Conference:...... Mid-America Conference September Conference:...... Big Ten September President:...... Dr. David Hodge 2...... Connecticut President:...... Dr. Graham Spanier 1...... Boston Univ. Athletic Director:...... Brad Bates 5...... @ Princeton Athletic Director:...... Tim Curley 8...... @ William & Mary Home Field:...... Miami Field Hockey Complex 7...... James Madison Home Field:...... AstroTurf Field 9...... @ Richmond 12...... Temple 12...... Ohio State Head Coach:...... Jill Reeve (Old Dominion ‘93) 14...... West Chester Head Coach:...... Charlene Morett (Penn State ‘79) 15...... @ Ball State School Record/Years:...... 27-38 (4 seasons) 16...... @ North Carolina School Record/Years:...... 326-114-8 (20 seasons) 22...... Kent State Career Record/Years:...... 27-38 (4 seasons) Career Record/Years:...... 363-130-16 (23 seasons) 23...... Ohio 23...... @ Michigan Assistant Coaches:...... Katie Kanara (Indiana ‘04) 26...... Lock Haven Assistant Coaches:...... Lisa Bervinchak-Love (Penn State ‘89) 28...... @ Central Michigan ...... Ballie Versfeld (James Madison ‘07) ...... Annie Zinkavich (Penn State ‘03) 30...... @ Michigan 30...... Northwestern 2006 Record:...... 10-12 2006 Record:...... 16-6 October 2006 Conference Record:...... 6-4/2nd October 2006 Conference Record:...... 4-2/2nd 5...... @ Indiana Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 13/8 3...... Syracuse Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 16/4 7...... Missouri St. Starters Returning/Lost:...... 6/5 7...... @ Indiana Starters Returning/Lost:...... 9/2 13...... @ Kent State 10...... @ Lafayette 14...... @ Ohio Field Hockey SID:...... TBA 14...... Michigan State Field Hockey SID:...... Matt Beltz 19...... Ball State SID Phone:...... 513-529-1601 20...... @ Iowa SID Phone:...... 814-865-1757 20...... Central Michigan SID Fax:...... 513-529-6729 23...... @ Bucknell SID Fax:...... 814-863-3165 26...... @ Missouri St. SID Email:...... TBA 26...... Ohio State SID Email:...... [email protected] www.muredhawks.com www.gopsusports.com

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 19 2007 OPPONENTS

Highlanders Schedule RADFORD Tribe Schedule WILLIAM & MARY August Location:...... Radford, Va. September 22nd August Location:...... Williamsburg, Va. October 28th 25...... vs. American Enrollment:...... 9,552 Norfolk, Va. 25...... Lock Haven Enrollment:...... 5,700 Williamsburg, Va. 26...... vs. Hofstra Nickname:...... Highlanders 26...... Fairfild Nickname:...... Tribe Colors:...... Red, Blue, Green, and White Colors:...... Green, Gold, and Silver September Conference:...... NorPac September Conference:...... Colonial Athletic Association 1...... Longwood President:...... Penelope W. Kyle 1...... @ Duke President:...... Gene R. Nichol 2...... Robert Morris Athletic Director:...... Greig Denny 3...... vs. Iowa Athletic Director:...... Terry Driscoll 9...... @ Duke Home Field:...... Dedmon Center Field 8...... Miami (Ohio) Home Field:...... Busch Field 12...... @ Wake Forest 12...... Longwood 14...... @ Longwood Head Coach:...... Jeff Woods (James Madison ‘84) 14...... @ Virginia Head Coach:...... Peel Hawthorne (William & Mary ‘80) 16...... vs. California School Record/Years:...... 165-251-7 (21 seasons) 21...... Northeastern School Record/Years:...... 232-165-2 (20 seasons) 19...... Davidson Career Record/Years:...... 165-251-7 (21 seasons) 23...... Radford Career Record/Years:...... 263-182-5 (24 seasons) 22...... @ Old Dominion Assistant Coaches:...... Nara Brookes (Appalachian St. ‘05) 28...... @ Delaware Assistant Coaches:...... Quan Nim Anderson (Iowa ‘99) 23...... @ William & Mary 30...... @ Towson ...... Kristen McCann (North Carolina ‘01) 29...... @ Appalachian St. 2006 Record:...... 8-15 October 2006 Record:...... 10-9 October 2006 Conference Record:...... 3-3/4th 5...... Drexel 2006 Conference Record:...... 4-4/T4th 4...... vs. Pacific Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 13/5 7...... Hofstra Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 11/6 7...... @ North Carolina Starters Returning/Lost:...... 7/4 12...... North Carolina Starters Returning/Lost:...... 6/5 10...... @ Virginia 14...... Appalachian St. 20...... Appalachian St. Field Hockey SID:...... Brian Stanley 20...... @ Va. Commonwealth Field Hockey SID:...... Kris Sears 24...... @ James Madison SID Phone:...... 540-831-5211 21...... @ James Madison SID Phone:...... 757-221-3368 27...... @ Davidson SID Fax:...... 540-831-5556 25...... @ Richmond SID Fax:...... 757-221-3412 30...... @ Stanford SID Email:...... [email protected] 28...... Old Dominion SID Email:...... [email protected] www.RUHighlanders.com www.tribeathletics.com

Tiger Schedule TOWSON August Location:...... Towson, Md. September 28th “The Streak” (66-0) 25...... vs. Sacred Heart Enrollment:...... 18,011 Towson, Md. 26...... @ Connecticut Nickname:...... Tigers n 1990, the Lady Monarchs went Colors:...... Gold, Black, and White September Conference:...... Colonial Athletic Association 23-2-1 en route to winning their fifth 4...... @ Bucknell President:...... Dr. Robert L. Caret NCAA trophy. At the tail end of the 9...... @ Rutgers Athletic Director:...... Mike Hermann I 12...... Georgetwon Home Field:...... Villa Julie College Field season, the club began what became 16...... Richmond 19...... @ West Chester Head Coach:...... Michelle Webber (Goucher, ‘99)- acting known as “The Streak,” a string of 66 21...... @ Va. Commonwealth School Record/Years:...... 1st season wins that spanned the ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, and 23...... @ James Madison Career Record/Years:...... 22-35 (3 seasons) 28...... Old Dominion Assistant Coaches:...... John Kovach (Maryland’ 81) ‘93 seasons with 48 shutout victories 30...... William & Mary included. 2006 Record:...... 9-10 October 2006 Conference Record:...... 2-6/7th In 1991 and 1992, the team enjoyed 5...... Robert Morris Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 16/3 back-to-back perfect seasons, compiling 7...... @ Northeastern Starters Returning/Lost:...... 8/3 17...... @ American an impeccable 51-0 record over the 19...... Lock Haven Field Hockey SID:...... TBA two additional national championship 21...... Delaware SID Phone:...... 410-704-2232 26...... Hofstra SID Fax:...... 410-704-3861 seasons. With the wins, Old Dominion 28...... Drexel SID Email:...... TBA became the only team in field hockey www.richmondspiders.com history to complete the “three-peat” two different times. In addition to the impressive winning Cavalier Schedule VIRGINIA ways of the Old Dominion program in August Location:...... Charlottesville, Va. September 3rd the early ‘90’s, the Lady Monarch teams 26...... Indiana Enrollment:...... 20,399 Nickname:...... Cavaliers Charlottesville, Va. showed complete domination on both ends of the field. During that three year September Colors:...... Orange and Blue span, Old Dominion outscored their opponents by a 325-26 margin. The team 1...... Ohio Conference:...... Atlantic Coast 3...... Old Dominion President:...... John T. Casteen, III allowed just four goals in the 1992 season while scoring 163. 6...... Radford Athletic Director:...... Craig Littlepage 7...... Northwestern Home Field:...... University Hall Turf Field 15...... Va. Commonwealth 17...... @ North Carolina Head Coach:...... Michele Madison (Rutgers ‘84) 1974 1976 20...... William & Mary School Record/Years:...... 14-8 (1 season) (1-7-1) (5-13) 22...... @ Boston College Career Record/Years:...... 222-151-8 (18 seasons) 24...... @ Boston Univ. Assistant Coaches:...... Chris Spice (Edith Cowan ‘92) Longwood...... L, 1-7 Westhampton ...... L, 0-3 27...... @ Richmond ...... Alexandra Kyser (Michigan State ‘04) William & Mary...... L, 1-12 Longwood...... L, 1-4 29...... Maryland 2006 Record:...... 14-8 Westhampton ...... T, 1-1 Bridgewater...... L, 0-1 2006 Conference Record:...... 1-4/5th October Mary Washington ...... L, 2-3 Eastern Mennonite...... L, 0-6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 11/6 Virginia Beach Club...... L, 1-5 Virginia Commonwealth..... L, 0-1 5...... Pacific Starters Returning/Lost:...... 6/5 11...... @ James Madison East Carolina ...... L, 0-4 Cavalier Club...... W, 5-0 17...... Longwood Field Hockey SID:...... Chip Rogers Virginia Commonwealth..... L, 1-2 William & Mary...... L, 0-7 20...... Stanford SID Phone:...... 434-982-5751 Hampton Roads Club...... W, 2-1 Mary Washington...... W, 2-1 22...... Wake Forest SID Fax:...... 434-982-5212 28...... @ Duke SID Email:...... chipr@virginia William & Mary ...... L, 2-4 Virginia ...... L, 1-3 East Carolina...... W, 3-0 www.virginiasports.com Head Coach: Carol Anthony Hampton Club...... W, 8-2 Westhampton...... L, 0-1 1975 Longwood...... L, 0-7 Ram Schedule VA. COMMONWEALTH (3-6-3) Bridgewater...... L, 0-1 Virginia Commonwealth..... L, 0-1 Westhampton...... L, 2-3 August Location:...... Richmond, Va. October 21st William & Mary...... L, 0-7 Longwood ...... L, 0-9 25...... Fairfield Enrollment:...... 30,381 Mary Washington...... W, 2-1 Richmond, Va. Virginia Beach Club...... L, 1-2 31...... @ American Nickname:...... Rams Virginia...... L, 0-2 Colors:...... Black and Gold Cavalier Club...... W, 5-1 September Conference:...... Colonial Athletic Association Virginia Commonwealth...... T, 0-0 2...... @ Georgetown President:...... Dr. Eugene P. Trani Head Coach: Mikki Flowers 7...... Richmond Athletic Director:...... Norwood Teague Mary Washington ...... W, 4-1 14...... @ St. Joseph’s Home Field:...... Cary Street Field Hampton Club ...... W, 6-2 1977 16...... @ Temple William & Mary...... L, 0-5 (6-6) 21...... Towson Head Coach:...... Kelly McQuade (William & Mary ‘04) Mary Washington ...... T, 1-1 23...... Delaware School Record/Years:...... First Season William & Mary...... L, 0-7 Mary Washington...... W, 2-0 28...... @ Hofstra Career Record/Years...... First Season 30...... @ Drexel Assistant Coaches:...... TBA Longwood...... L, 0-2 Virginia Beach Club...... W, 2-0 William & Mary...... L, 0-3 Head Coach: Mikki Flowers October 2006 Record:...... 4-15 Bridgewater...... L, 1-2 3...... Longwood 2006 Conference Record:...... 2-6/T-8th Virginia Commonwealth....W, 3-0 5...... James Madison Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 16/7 12...... Appalachian St. Starters Returning/Lost:...... 7/4 Eastern Mennonite...... W, 4-3 20...... William & Mary Virginia...... L 0-2 21...... Old Dominion Field Hockey SID:...... Chris Kowalczyk Longwood...... L, 0-1 26...... @ Princeton SID Phone:...... 804-828-3440 East Carolina ...... W, 3-1 28...... @ Notheastern SID Fax:...... 804-828-9428 Richmond Club...... L, 1-2 SID Email:...... [email protected] Cavalier Club...... W, 8-0 vcurams.vcu.edu Westhampton...... L, 0-1 Head Coach: Mikki Flowers 20 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1978 1982 1985 1988 James Madison...... W, 1-0 (11-7) (20-1) (20-7) (26-1) Virginia Commonwealth....W, 5-1 Radford...... W, 9-0 East Carolina ...... W, 4-0 NCAA CHAMPIONS NCAA RUNNER-UP NCAA CHAMPIONS James Madison...... W, 8-0 Mary Washington ...... W, 2-1 SAC CHAMPIONS Virginia Commonwealth....W, 7-1 Cavalier Club ...... W, 3-1 William & Mary...... W, 5-1 Radford ...... W, 8-0 Massachusetts #...... W, 4-0 Salisbury St...... L, 3-4 Duke...... W, 6-0 American ...... W, 12-0 Maryland ...... W, 4-3 Iowa #...... W, 1-0 Virginia Commonwealth....W, 3-0 North Carolina ...... W, 5-0 Stanford...... W, 4-2 Northwestern ...... W, 4-1 North Carolina #...... W, 5-0 William & Mary...... L, 0-3 Salisbury St...... W, 7-1 North Carolina ...... W, 2-0 Loyola ...... W, 10-0 Bridgewater...... W, 2-1 New Hampshire...... W, 5-0 William & Mary...... W, 4-1 American ...... W, 5-0 # NCAA Tournament Westhampton...... W, 3-2 West Chester...... W, 4-1 San Jose St...... W, 5-0 William & Mary...... W, 5-0 Longwood...... W, 3-0 Massachusetts...... W, 5-1 Davis & Elkins ...... W, 4-2 North Carolina...... W, 4-0 Head Coach: Beth Anders American...... W, 4-0 Temple ...... L, 1-2 Richmond...... W, 1-0 Iowa ...... W, 1-0 Virginia...... L, 1-3 William & Mary...... W, 4-1 North Carolina...... W, 3-1 Richmond ...... W, 6-0 1991 Sweetbriar...... L, 1-2 Connecticut...... W, 1-0 James Madison...... W, 2-1 Massachusetts...... W, 1-0 (26-0) Hollins *...... W, 2-1 Michigan ...... W, 1-0 Rutgers...... W, 4-2 New Hampshire ...... W, 5-0 Virginia Tech *...... W, 1-0 Iowa ...... W, 4-0 Connecticut...... L, 1-3 Springfield...... W, 3-1 NCAA CHAMPIONS Virginia ...... L, 0-1 Virginia Tech...... W, 2-1 Massachusetts ...... L, 1-2 Boston College ...... W, 2-0 CAA CHAMPIONS Clemson **...... W, 4-3 Virginia...... W, 2-0 Virginia ...... L, 1-2 Boston ...... W, 3-1 Northern Illinois...... W, 10-0 North Carolina **...... L, 0-1 Springfield...... W, 6-0 Virginia Commonwealth....W, 2-1 Virginia...... W, 4-2 High Point **...... L, 0-4 Penn State ...... W, 5-2 North Carolina...... W, 2-1 Maryland...... W, 4-2 Connecticut...... W, 2-0 Maryland...... W, 3-2 Maryland...... W, 5-1 Temple...... W, 2-1 Temple...... W, 5-1 * VAIAW Tournament Lafayette...... W, 8-0 James Madison...... W, 1-0 Lock Haven...... W, 2-1 North Carolina (OT)...... L, 2-3 ** AIAW Region II Tournament Boston University ...... W, 6-0 Northwestern *...... W, 1-0 Virginia Commonwealth*..W, 2-0 Stanford ...... W, 4-1 American...... W, 11-0 Head Coach: Mikki Flowers Penn State (OT) *...... W 4-3 James Madison *...... W, 3-2 Virginia Commonwealth. W, 10-0 William & Mary ...... W, 6-0 Connecticut *...... W 3-2 New Hampshire...... L, 1-3 Radford ...... W, 4-0 1979 Northwestern...... L, 0-1 James Madison ...... W, 11-0 North Carolina...... W, 1-0 Richmond ...... W, 9-0 (8-6-1) * NCAA Tournament Iowa...... W, 2-1 American %...... W, 9-0 Virginia#...... W, 3-1 William & Mary %...... W, 8-0 Massachusetts ...... W, 1-0 Connecticut...... L, 0-7 Head Coach: Beth Anders North Carolina#...... W, 3-2 James Madison %...... W, 5-0 Connecticut...... W, 3-0 Colgate...... W, 1-0 Northwestern#...... W, 1-0 North Carolina #...... W, 2-1 Virginia ...... W, 9-0 Mary Washington...... W, 5-0 Connecticut#...... L, 2-3 Pennsylvania #...... W, 4-0 Duke ...... W, 7-1 James Madison...... L, 0-3 1983 Iowa #...... W, 2-1 North Carolina ...... W, 2-1 Virginia Commonwealth....W, 1-0 (19-1) *State Tournament Iowa ...... W, 4-1 North Carolina...... L, 0-2 #NCAA Tournament % South Atlantic Conf. Tournament Temple ...... W, 3-1 William & Mary...... L, 0-4 NCAA CHAMPIONS # NCAA Tournament James Madison ...... W,1 0-0 Bridgewater...... W, 4-0 Head Coach: Melissa Magee Virginia Commonwealth....W, 5-0 Longwood...... W, 2-1 William & Mary...... W, 5-0 Head Coach: Beth Anders Loyola ...... W, 5-0 Richmond...... W, 2-1 James Madison...... W, 5-0 1986 Radford ...... W, 9-0 East Carolina...... W, 4-0 Davis & Elkins...... W, 5-0 (18-2-1) 1989 Loyola %...... W, 9-0 Virginia...... L, 0-3 Salisbury St...... W, 8-0 Radford %...... W, 4-0 Salisbury St...... T, 1-1 North Carolina...... W, 3-0 Massachusetts...... W, 2-0 (24-2) William & Mary %...... W, 6-0 James Madison*...... L, 1-4 Virginia Tech...... W, 11-0 Iowa ...... T, 2-2 NCAA RUNNER-UP Northeastern #...... W, 4-1 Longwood *...... W, 1-0 Lafayette ...... W, 5-1 North Carolina...... L, 1-3 SAC CHAMPIONS Maryland #...... W, 3-1 Massachusetts...... W, 1-0 William & Mary...... W, 7-1 North Carolina #...... W, 2-0 * VAIAW Tournament Temple ...... W, 3-1 Richmond...... W, 7-0 Penn State ...... W, 3-0 Richmond...... W, 7-0 American...... W, 5-0 Duke...... W, 3-1 % CAA Tournament Head Coach: Mikki Flowers Connecticut ...... L, 0-1 James Madison...... W, 3-1 Massachusetts ...... W, 4-1 # NCAA Tournament 1980 Springfield ...... W, 6-0 Boston University...... W, 3-1 New Hampshire...... W, 3-1 Maryland ...... W, 2-1 Lehigh ...... W, 8-2 Head Coach: Beth Anders (18-4) William & Mary ...... W, 3-0 North Carolina...... W, 1-0 Virginia ...... W, 2-1 Northeastern...... W, 3-0 Salisbury St...... W, 4-2 Virginia ...... W, 5-1 Connecticut...... W, 3-1 North Carolina ...... W, 1-0 1992 Richmond...... W, 8-1 Va. Commonwealth *...... W, 6-0 Radford ...... W, 4-0 Richmond ...... W, 5-0 (25-0) Virginia Tech...... W, 2-0 James Madison *...... W, 3-0 Maryland...... W, 2-0 Connecticut...... W, 1-0 Virginia Commonwealth....W, 8-1 North Carolina #...... W, 8-0 New Hampshire...... W, 3-2 Springfield ...... W, 3-0 NCAA CHAMPIONS Louisville...... W, 5-0 Massachusetts (OT) #...... W, 3-2 Temple...... W, 2-0 American ...... W,1 6-0 CAA CHAMPIONS William & Mary (OT)...... W, 2-1 Connecticut (3OT) #...... W, 3-1 Virginia Commonwealth....W, 6-0 Loyola ...... W, 7-0 North Carolina...... W,5-0 James Madison...... W, 3-1 Loyola ...... W, 7-0 Virginia ...... W, 1-0 * State Tournament Miami (Ohio)...... W,7-0 Duke...... W, 5-1 Boston College...... T, 3-3 North Carolina...... L, 2-5 # NCAA Tournament Northwestern...... W,6-0 Longwood ...... W, 1-0 American %...... W, 8-1 Northwestern...... W, 2-1 American...... W,5-0 Virginia...... W, 5-0 William & Mary %...... W, 5-0 Maryland ...... W, 7-1 Head Coach: Beth Anders Maryland...... W,5-0 Connecticut...... L, 2-3 James Madison %...... W, 3-2 Temple...... W, 6-0 Richmond...... W,12-1 Mary Washington...... W, 5-0 Penn State #...... L, 0-1 Virginia Commonwealth....W, 3-0 Cal-Berkeley ...... W,9-0 James Madison *...... W, 3-0 Radford...... W,1 0-0 1984 % South Atlantic Conf. Tournament Stanford...... W,14-0 William & Mary (2OT)*...... L, 1-2 James Madison ...... W, 7-0 (23-0) # NCAA Tournament William & Mary...... W,10-0 Eastern Kentucky **...... W, 2-0 American %...... W, 8-0 Va. Commonwealth...... W,6-0 North Carolina **...... W, 3-2 NCAA CHAMPIONS James Madison %...... W, 7-0 Head Coach: Melissa Magee Massachusetts ...... W,3-0 William & Mary **...... L, 2-3 William & Mary %...... W, 5-0 Virginia ...... W,9-0 Connecticut***...... L, 2-3 Massachusetts #...... W, 2-1 Ohio St...... W, 10-0 1987 Duke ...... W,7-1 Iowa ***...... W, 1-0 Maryland...... W, 1-0 Northwestern (OT) #...... W, 1-0 Davis & Elkins ***...... W, 4-2 Connecticut...... W,6-0 James Madison ...... W, 7-1 (17-5-1) North Carolina (3OT) #...... L, 1-2 New Hampshire ***...... W, 4-1 Temple ...... W,6-0 Toledo ...... W, 9-0 SAC CHAMPIONS Connecticut ***...... W, 2-0 % South Atlantic Conf. Tournament North Carolina ...... W, 3-0 Davis & Elkins...... W, 4-0 Radford ...... W, 2-0 Massachusetts...... W, 2-1 # NCAA Tournament * VAIAW Tournament William & Mary...... W, 5-0 James Madison...... W, 7-0 Northwestern...... L, 0-3 ** AIAW Tournament Region II Stanford ...... W, 9-2 Head Coach: Beth Anders James Madison %...... W, 10-1 North Carolina ...... L, 1-2 *** AIAW Nationals Lehigh ...... W, 5-1 Va. Commonwealth %...... W, 6-0 William & Mary (OT)...... W, 3-2 West Chester...... W, 8-0 Maryland #...... W, 6-0 Iowa ...... W, 5-1 Head Coach: Beth Anders Richmond...... W, 8-0 1990 North Carolina #...... W, 5-0 North Carolina...... L, 0-4 Temple...... W, 5-0 Iowa #...... W 4-0 1981 Massachusetts...... W, 7-1 Richmond...... W, 4-1 (23-2-1) (13-2-2) Virginia ...... W, 5-0 American ...... W, 12-0 NCAA CHAMPIONS % CAA Tournament Connecticut...... W, 2-1 Loyola ...... W, 7-1 # NCAA Tournament Rutgers...... W, 2-0 North Carolina...... W, 4-0 James Madison (2OT)...... W, 3-2 Northern Illinois...... W, 4-0 Springfield ...... W, 3-1 Northeastern ...... W, 6-1 Boston College (OT) ...... W, 2-1 Northwestern ...... T, 0-0 Head Coach: Beth Anders Connecticut...... W, 4-0 New Hampshire ...... W, 1-0 Connecticut (2OT)...... W, 1-0 Maryland ...... W, 3-1 William & Mary...... W, 7-0 Virginia Commonwealth....W, 5-0 Northeastern ...... T, 0-0 William & Mary...... W, 8-0 Salisbury St...... W, 4-1 James Madison %...... W, 4-1 Virginia ...... W, 2-0 Loyola ...... W, 8-0 1993 Virginia Tech...... W, 4-0 Va. Commonwealth %...... W, 5-0 Maryland...... L, 1-3 Penn State ...... W, 2-1 (17-4-2) William & Mary...... W, 5-0 American ...... W, 1-0 Virginia #...... W, 10-0 Temple ...... W, 3-1 CAA CHAMPIONS Duke...... W, 6-0 Connecticut #...... W, 2-1 Virginia Commonwealth....W, 8-0 Iowa...... W, 1-0 James Madison...... W, 1-0 Iowa #...... W, 5-1 Radford ...... W, 9-0 North Carolina...... L, 2-3 James Madison*...... W, 3-2 Delaware...... T, 1-1 Radford *...... W, 4-0 Richmond...... W, 10-0 James Madison (2OT)...... W, 3-2 LaSalle...... W, 4-0 % South Atlantic Conf. Tournament James Madison *...... W, 5-0 Massachusetts...... W, 4-0 at VCU* (2OT)...... W, 4-3 Massachusetts...... L, 0-1 # NCAA Championships Va. Commonwealth (2OT) * W, 2-1 Northeastern...... W, 3-0 at St. Joseph’s...... W, 1-0 Temple...... T, 0-0 Virginia #...... W, 4-0 Connecticut...... W, 5-0 vs. West Chester...... W, 2-0 Virginia ...... W, 1-0 Head Coach: Beth Anders North Carolina #...... L, 1-3 West Chester...... W, 9-0 Penn State...... L, 1-2 North Carolina...... W, 5-0 Virginia ...... W, 6-1 North Carolina (2OT)...... T, 0-0 Connecticut #...... L, 0-3 * South Atlantic Conf. Tournament North Carolina...... L, 1-2 at William & Mary...... W, 2-0 Long Beach St. (OT) #...... W, 2-1 # NCAA Tournament Temple ...... W, 4-2 at Massachusetts...... L, 0-2 # NCAA Tournament Radford ...... W, 6-0 at Connecticut...... W, 2-1 Head Coach: Beth Anders Head Coach: Beth Anders Providence...... W, 6-1 THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 21 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Villanova...... W, 4-0 at William and Mary *...... W, 4-1 1999 2002 2005 at Richmond*...... W, 3-0 St. Joseph’s...... W, 7-1 (17-7/5-0 CAA) (24-4/7-0 CAA) (19-6/8-0 CAA) at Virginia...... W, 2-0 Maryland...... L, 0-1 at Maryland...... L, 1-2 Temple...... W, 8-1 CAA CHAMPIONS CAA CHAMPIONS CAA CHAMPIONS at Duke...... W, 2-0 Connecticut...... W, 2-0 at Richmond*...... W, 4-0 #8 Michigan State...... W, 3-2 (OT) Penn State...... W, 3-1 at North Carolina (2OT)...... T, 1-1 at Boston University...... W, 5-4 American*...... W, 5-0 #19 Kent State...... W, 6-2 American...... L, 2-3 American*...... W, 4-0 at Northeastern...... L, 0-1 Maryland...... W, 5-3 at Towson *...... W, 13-0 Virginia...... W, 4-0 William & Mary*...... W, 5-0 at Radford *...... W, 1-0 Northeastern...... W, 7-1 at #1 Maryland...... L, 0-2 Maryland...... L, 1-2 (OT) Radford*...... W, 7-0 at James Madison *...... W, 4-0 Penn State...... L, 1-5 #15 Duke...... W, 8-1 at Michigan...... L, 3-4 American%...... W, 4-0 North Carolina...... L, 2-4 at North Carolina...... L, 0-1 New Hampshire...... W, 8-0 vs. Miami (Ohio)...... W, 7-0 James Madison%...... W, 2-1 Virginia...... L, 0-4 at Duke...... L, 2-3 at #10 North Carolina...... L, 0-2 at #3 North Carolina...... L, 0-1 James Madison#...... L, 0-1 Princeton...... W, 7-4 William & Mary*...... W, 3-1 at William & Mary *...... W, 4-0 at Duke...... W, 5-2 VCU *...... W,1 6-0 Va. Commonwealth*...... W, 6-0 #8 James Madison *...... W, 7-3 at Richmond...... W, 5-2 *CAA games vs. Radford %...... W,1 4-1 at Virginia (OT)...... W, 3-2 % CAA Tournament Va. Commonwealth *...... W, 10-8 Drexel *...... W, 7-0 vs. American %...... W, 3-2 Boston University...... W, 6-5 #18 Virginia...... W, 11-0 #17 James Madison *...... W, 3-2 # NCAA Tournament St. Joseph's...... W, 12-1 vs. Maryland #...... W, 7-4 at #15 Princeton...... W, 4-1 at Towson *...... W, 8-2 vs. Princeton (OT) #...... L, 3-4 at Connecticut...... L, 0-3 Head Coach: Beth Anders vs. New Hampshire...... W, 5-0 at #17 Delaware *...... W, 5-1 Va. Commonwealth *...... W, 5-0 * CAA game at Temple...... W, 8-1 Hofstra *...... W, 5-0 Delaware *...... W, 6-2 1994 % CAA Tournament at Maryland...... L, 0-2 #1 Maryland...... W, 1-0 at #2 Maryland...... W, 4-1 # NCAA Tournament James Madison*...... W, 2-0 Drexel *...... W, 8-1 #3 Duke...... L, 2-3 (17-6-1) Radford...... W, 9-0 vs. #2 Michigan (OT)...... W, 4-3 at Northeastern *...... W, 3-1 CAA CHAMPIONS Head Coach: Beth Anders North Carolina (OT)...... L, 1-2 at #6 Penn State...... L, 2-3 at Hofstra...... W, 1-0 Princeton...... W, 8-2 #14 Princeton...... W, 3-2 #4 North Carolina...... W, 5-0 St. Joseph’s...... W, 4-0 Richmond%...... W, 6-0 #8 North Carolina (PS)...... W,3-2 at William & Mary...... W, 4-1 at Radford*...... W, 7-0 1997 vs. James Madison%...... W, 3-1 #10 James Madison %...... W, 14-1 William & Mary %...... W, 3-1 #20 William & Mary %...... W, 2-0 Northeastern %...... W, 3-0 at James Madison (PS)* ...... L, 1-2 (22-3/6-0 CAA) vs. Virginia#...... W, 3-0 Temple...... W, 8-1 at Maryland# (OT)...... L, 2-3 Richmond #...... W, 5-1 at Ohio State #...... W, 5-4 North Carolina...... L, 0-1 NCAA RUNNER-UP #5 Maryland #...... W, 4-1 vs. Michigan #...... W, 3-2 * CAA games #6 Penn State #...... L, 2-3 vs. Maryland #...... L, 2-3 Northwestern...... W, 3-0 CAA CHAMPIONS % CAA Tournament Maryland...... T, 1-1 # NCAA Tournament * CAA games Virginia...... W, 4-1 Radford*...... W, 12-0 * CAA games % CAA Tournament % CAA Tournament at William and Mary*...... W, 2-0 Wake Forest...... W, 6-0 Head Coach: Beth Anders # NCAA Tournament Connecticut...... W, 3-2 American*...... W, 11-0 # NCAA Tournament Massachusetts...... W, 2-0 Boston University...... W, 7-1 2000 Head Coach: Beth Anders at Providence...... W, 1-0 Penn State...... W, 8-1 (25-1/5-0 CAA) Head Coach: Beth Anders Northeastern...... W, 5-0 2003 at Northeastern...... W, 1-0 NCAA CHAMPIONS at North Carolina (OT)...... W, 4-5 (14-10/6-1 CAA) 2006 at American*...... L, 0-1 CAA CHAMPIONS Va. Commonweath*...... W, 6-0 at Duke...... W, 4-1 CAA CHAMPIONS (19-4/8-0 CAA) Richmond*...... W, 9-0 William & Mary*...... W, 10-0 at #6 Penn State...... W, 4-3 at Penn State...... L, 1-2 at Virginia...... W, 2-0 vs. New Hampshire...... W, 5-2 Louisville...... W, 3-1 at #7 Penn State...... W, 3-1 vs. West Chester...... W, 5-1 at Maryland (PS)...... L, 2-3 at #1 Maryland (2OT)...... L, 4-5 #4 Penn St...... L, 6-2 at Ohio...... W, 6-1 at Duke...... W, 2-1 at Va. Commonwealth*...... W ,4-0 Duke...... W, 5-0 #3 Maryland...... L, 2-1 at #19 Virginia...... W, 3-2 at North Carolina (OT)...... L, 0-1 at Richmond*...... W, 9-0 Rutgers...... W, 11-0 Stanford...... W, 5-2 at #1 Maryland...... L, 0-1 vs. Richmond %...... W, 3-1 at Connecticut...... W, 4-2 at #2 North Carolina...... W, 1-0 #18 William & Mary *...... W, 3-0 #19 Richmond...... W, 3-0 vs. American %...... W, 2-0 James Madison*...... W, 3-1 at #11 William & Mary*...... W, 3-0 #10 Connecticut...... W, 4-2 #20 Michigan...... W, 2-0 vs. JMU % (OT)...... W, 2-1 Cal-Berkeley...... W, 9-0 Va. Commonwealth*...... W, 13-0 at #4 North Carolina...... W, 3-1 #8 Virginia...... W, 5-1 at #2 North Carolina...... L, 4-0 vs. Iowa # (OT)...... L, 2-3 at St. Joseph's...... W, 7-0 at #5 Duke...... W, 4-3 (2OT) American*...... W, 9-0 at #4 Duke...... L, 3-2 at Temple...... W, 6-0 at James Madison *...... W, 5-0 at Princeton...... W, 5-0 * CAA games at #15 Boston University....W, 7-1 at Drexel *...... W, 5-0 Princeton...... W,1 0-3 at #11 Northeastern...... W, 8-0 at #12 Virginia...... W, 4-1 % CAA Tournament North Carolina...... L, 1-2 at Hofstra *...... W, 2-0 at #17 James Madison *...... W, 1-0 # NCAA Tournament #9 Connecticut...... W, 5-2 Towson *...... W, 7-0 vs. William & Mary%...... W,1 1-1 #8 Princeton (OT)...... W, 2-1 at Drexel *...... W, 3-1 at Va Commonwealth *....W, 10-0 vs. James Madison%...... W, 4-2 Richmond ...... W, 11-0 Towson *...... W, 11-0 Head Coach: Beth Anders Ball State#...... W, 9-3 #1 Maryland...... W, 2-1 #11 Delaware *(OT)...... W, 6-5 at Delaware *...... W, 2-0 vs. Virginia#...... W, 3-2 at Richmond*...... W, 9-1 at #4 Maryland...... L, 3-2 #1 Maryland...... L, 0-1 1995 vs. North Carolina#...... L, 2-3 at #14 James Madison*...... W, 6-1 at #11 Princeton...... L, 2-1 #4 Duke...... W, 1-0 (16-9) #2 North Carolina (OT)...... W, 2-1 #5 Michigan...... L, 4-0 Northeastern *...... W, 3-2 (OT) * CAA games Temple...... W, 9-1 at Va Commonwealth *...... L, 5-4 #20 Hofstra *...... W, 6-0 Penn State...... W,7-0 % CAA Tournament Va. Commonwelath%...... W, 8-0 #4 North Carolina...... L, 4-2 #8 North Carolina...... W, 3-1 James Madison*...... L,0-1 # NCAA Tournament #13 James Madison%...... W, 10-0 #8 Princeton...... W, 8-2 William & Mary *...... W, 8-0 Northeastern...... W,4-2 Stanford#...... W, 6-1 Va Commonwealth %...... W, 7-2 vs. Northeastern %...... W, 7-0 vs. Massachusetts...... W,2-0 Head Coach: Beth Anders #10 Connecticut#...... W, 6-4 Delaware %...... W, 5-0 vs. James Madison %...... L, 0-1 at North Carolina...... L,0-5 #4 Wake Forest#...... W, 6-0 vs. #10 Richmond #...... W, 4-2 at Princeton #...... L, 2-3 (OT) at Richmond*...... W,2-0 #2 North Carolina#...... W, 3-1 at #2 Duke #...... L, 8-2 at Maryland...... L,1-2 1998 * CAA games at Virginia (OT)...... L,1-2 (23-2/6-0 CAA) * CAA games * CAA games % CAA Tournament % CAA Tournament # NCAA Tournament William and Mary*...... W,3-0 NCAA CHAMPIONS % CAA Tournament at Connecticut...... L, 0-2 # NCAA Tournament CAA CHAMPIONS # NCAA Tournament Head Coach: Beth Anders vs. Massachusetts...... L, 0-1 Head Coach: Beth Anders Radford*...... W, 6-0 Interim Head Coach: Sue Myers Duke...... W, 2-1 Duke...... W, 7-0 2001 2004 American*...... W, 5-0 James Madison*...... W, 9-1 at VCU*...... W, 6-1 Ball State...... W, 7-1 (18-5/3-0 CAA) (13-8/6-1 CAA) at Villanova...... W, 7-0 vs. Penn State...... L, 3-4 CAA CHAMPIONS #18 Penn State...... W, 2-1 at St. Joseph’s...... W, 4-0 vs. American*...... W, 3-1 at Michigan State (OT)...... L, 2-3 # 2 Maryland...... L, 0-6 at Temple...... W, 2-1 at North Carolina...... W, 4-3 at #4 Michigan...... L, 0-1 # 8 Michigan (OT)...... W, 3-2 Boston Univ. (OT)...... W, 1-0 at William and Mary*...... W, 7-0 North Carolina...... L, 1-2 #2 Maryland...... W, 2-1 vs. #19 Syracuse...... W, 3-1 Richmond*...... W, 15-1 #9 Penn State (OT)...... W, 1-0 at #3 North Carolina...... L, 0-1 vs. VCU %...... W, 6-0 Virginia...... W, 4-2 vs. American (OT) %...... W, 1-0 #5 Wake Forest...... W, 3-2 at #4 Duke...... L, 2-4 at Boston University ...... W, 8-0 Boston University...... W, 4-1 #12 Richmond...... W, 2-0 vs. James Madison %...... L, 1-2 at Northeastern...... L, 0-1 Virginia (OT) #...... W, 2-1 at Va. Commonwealth*...... W, 1-0 #13 Virginia...... W, 4-3 Maryland...... W, 7-0 #12 Virginia...... W, 3-2 at Maryland #...... L, 0-1 #20 Hofstra *...... W, 6-3 Va. Commonwealth*...... W, 6-0 vs. Temple...... W, 9-0 * CAA games Drexel ...... W, 5-0 Connecticut...... W, 3-1 at #5 Princeton...... L, 1-2 at #14 Delaware *...... W, 3-2 % CAA Tournament at Radford*...... W, 8-0 at Connecticut...... W, 3-0 # NCAA Tournament at Towson * (OT)...... W, 4-3 at James Madison*...... W, 4-2 vs. New Hampshire...... W, 8-0 #4 Maryland (OT)...... W, 2-1 vs. Drexel...... W, 4-0 #11 William and Mary*.....W, 2-0 Head Coach: Beth Anders #5 Duke...... L, 0-3 at Princeton...... W, 2-0 at #1 Maryland (OT)...... W, 1-0 at James Madison *...... W, 2-1 1996 Temple...... W, 15-0 at #5 North Carolina...... L, 1-2 Va. Commonwealth *...... W, 9-2 North Carolina...... W, 3-1 #17 James Madison*...... W, 4-3 at #13 William & Mary *...... L, 1-2 (19-5/6-0 CAA) American...... W, 11-0 American%...... W, 3-1 #2 North Carolina...... L, 1-4 vs. James Madison%...... W, 1-0 #4 North Carolina...... W, 6-4 CAA CHAMPIONS #19 Northeastern...... W, 6-0 Princeton...... W, 8-2 vs. North Carolina#...... W, 7-2 vs. #17 Delaware % (OT)...... L, 1-2 vs. Virginia#...... W, 3-0 vs. VCU%...... W, 7-1 Duke...... W, 7-5 vs. #4 Duke #...... L, 3-5 vs. Princeton#...... W, 3-2 vs. #17 James Madison%....W, 5-0 at Penn State...... W, 4-2 vs. Massachusetts#...... W, 6-1 * CAA games vs. Ohio State ...... W, 3-1 * CAA games at #6 Princeton#...... L, 1-2 % CAA Tournament Michigan...... W, 7-0 % CAA Tournament * CAA games # NCAA Tournament Richmond *...... W, 9-1 # NCAA Tournament vs. American *...... W, 3-1 % CAA Tournament Head Coach: Beth Anders # NCAA Tournament at North Carolina (2OT).....W, 4-3 Head Coach: Beth Anders Head Coach: Beth Anders 22 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 NCAA RESULTS NCAA TOURNAMENT YEAR-BY-YEAR NCAA TOURNAMENT INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

1981 Semifinals Connecticut 3, Old Dominion 0 Most Goals - One Game: 5 - Paula Infante, Maryland (5) vs. Delaware Third Place Old Dominion 2, Long Beach St. 1 (2OT-PS) (2), 11/13/2005 1982 Second Round Old Dominion 1, Northwestern 0 Semifinals Old Dominion 4, Penn State 3 (OT) Most Goals - One Tournament: 11 - Marina DiGiacomo, Old Finals Old Dominion 3, Connecticut 2 Dominion, four games (2000) 1983 Second Round Old Dominion 8, North Carolina 0 Semifinals Old Dominion 3, Massachusetts 2 Finals Old Dominion 3, Connecticut 1 (3OT) Most Assists - One Game: 6 - Cheryl Van Kuren, Old Dominion (10) vs. Virginia (0), 1984 Second Round Old Dominion 10, Virginia 0 Semifinals Old Dominion 2, Connecticut 1 11/11/84 Finals Old Dominion 5, Iowa 1 Most Assists - One Tournament: 7 - Cheryl Van Kuren three games 1985 First Round Old Dominion 3, Virginia 1 Second Round Old Dominion 3, North Carolina 2 (1984) Semifinals Old Dominion 1, Northwestern 0 Finals Connecticut 3, Old Dominion 2 Most Saves - One Game: 36 - Missy Farwell, Virginia (2) vs. North 1986 Second Round Penn State 1, Old Dominion 0 Carolina (1), 11/10/84 1987 First Round Old Dominion 4, Virginia 0 Second Round North Carolina 3, Old Dominion 1 Fewest Goals Per Game - One Tournament: 0.00 - Kathy Fosina , Old Dominion, three games, 1990; Kim Decker, Old Dominion, three 1988 Second Round Old Dominion 2, North Carolina 1 Semifinals Old Dominion 4, Pennsylvania 0 games (1992) Finals Old Dominion 2, Iowa 1 1989 Second Round Old Dominion 2, Massachusetts 1 Semifinals Old Dominion 1, Northwestern 0 (OT) NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM RECORDS Finals North Carolina 2, Old Dominion 1 (3OT-PS) 1990 Second Round Old Dominion 4, Massachusetts 0 Most Goals - One Game: 10 - Old Dominion (10) vs. Virginia (0) Semifinals Old Dominion 1, Iowa 0 Finals Old Dominion 5, North Carolina 0 11/11/84

1991 Second Round Old Dominion 4, Northeastern 1 Most Goals - Both Teams: 11 - Old Dominion (7) vs. Maryland (4), Semifinals Old Dominion 3, Maryland 1 Finals Old Dominion 2, North Carolina 0 11/17/96 1992 Second Round Old Dominion 6, Maryland 0 Semifinals Old Dominion 5, North Carolina 0 Most Goals Per Game - One Tournament: 5.67 - Old Dominion, three Finals Old Dominion 4, Iowa 0 games (1984) 1993 First Round James Madison 1, Old Dominion 0 Fewest Goals Per Game Allowed - One Tournament: 0.00 - Old 1994 Second Round Iowa 3, Old Dominion 2 (OT) Dominion, three games (1990); Old Dominion, three games (1992) 1995 First Round Old Dominion 2, Virginia 1 (OT) Second Round Maryland 1, Old Dominion 0 Most Penalty Corners - One Game: 31 - Old Dominion (10) vs. 1996 Second Round Old Dominion 7, Maryland 4 Virginia (0) 11/11/84 Semifinals Princeton 4, Old Dominion 3 (OT) 1997 Second round Old Dominion 9, Ball State 3 Semifinals Old Dominion 2, Virginia 2 Did You Know.... Finals North Carolina 3, Old Dominion 2 that the Old Dominion field hockey program is the only Division I team to 1998 Second round Old Dominion 7, North Carolina 2 Semifinals Old Dominion 3, Virginia 0 appear in all 26 NCAA Tournaments? Finals Old Dominion 3, Princeton 2 1999 First round Old Dominion 3, Virginia 0 Second round Maryland 3, Old Dominion 2 (OT) 2000 First Round Old Dominion 6, Stanford 1 Second round Old Dominion 6, Connecticut 4 Semifinals Old Dominion 6, Wake Forest 0 Finals Old Dominion 3, North Carolina 1 2001 First Round Old Dominion 6, Massachusetts 1 Second Round Princeton 2, Old Dominion 1 2002 First Round Old Dominion 5, Richmond 1 Second Round Old Dominion 4, Maryland 1 Semifinals Penn State 3 , Old Dominion 2 2003 First Round Old Dominion 4, Richmond 2 Second Round Duke 8, Old Dominion 2 2004 First Round Duke 5, Old Dominion 3 2005 First Round Old Dominion 5, Ohio State 4 Second Round Old Dominion 3, Michigan 2 Quarterfinals Maryland 3, Old Dominion 2

2006 First Round Princeton 3, Old Dominion 2 (OT) The Lady Monarchs celebrate capturing their NCAA record ninth National Championship Trophy at Foreman Field, site of the 2000 Final Four.

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 23 All-TIME RECORDS

ALL-TIME OLD DOMINION ALL-TIME RECORDS FIELD HOCKEY RECORDS

Goals GOALS 1t. Maaike Hilbrand...... 167 199- Chris Dufner SW Missouri St. 1976-79 1t. Marina DiGiacomo...... 167 167 - Maaike Hilbrand Old Dominion 88-89, 91-92 3. Christy Morgan...... 86 167 - Marina DiGiacomo Old Dominion 1997-2000 132 - Kristy Gleason Iowa 1989-93 4. Kim Miller...... 82 126 - Sally Northcroft Ball State 1996-99 5. Angie Loy...... 77 117 - Sue Marcellus Ohio State 1976-79 6. Laura Knorr...... 76 117 - Jane Catanzaro Temple 1987-90 7. Tiffany Snow...... 71 116 - Carole Thate James Madison 1993-95 8. Jill Fisher...... 70 103 - Stacey Ann-Siu-Butt American 1994-96 101 - Meredith Thorpe Virginia 1995-98 9. Robin Smith...... 66 10. Kelli James...... 65 ASSISTS 139 - Jill Reeve Old Dominion 1988-92 Maaike Hilbrand 129 - Winnifred Sanders Old Dominion 1987-90 80 - Pam Neiss Old Dominion 1988-91 80 - Marina DiGiacomo Old Dominion 1997-2000 76 - Kerri Schoultz Ball State 1996-99 Assists 71 - Jen Pratt Maryland 1995-98 1. Jill Reeve...... 138 70 - Jennifer Averill Northwestern 1983-86 2. Winnifred Sanders...... 134 67 - Michele Barnard Boston Univ. 1993-96 3t. Pam Neiss...... 80 67 - Carolyn Sarr Old Dominion 1986-89 66 - Kelli James Old Dominion 1988-90, 92 3t. Marina DiGiacomo...... 80 5. Carolyn Sarr...... 66 POINTS 6. Kelli James...... 66 414 - Marina DiGiacomo Old Dominion 1997-2000 7. Cheryl Van Kuren...... 61 398 - Chris Dufner SW Missouri St. 1976-79 8. Adrienne Yoder...... 61 372 - Maaike Hilbrand Old Dominion 88-89, 91-92 285 - Kristy Gleason Iowa 1989-93 9. Angie Loy...... 56 270 - Sally Northcroft Ball State 1996-99 10. Dana Sensenig...... 53 268 - Carole Thate James Madison 1993-95 Marina DiGiacomo 254 - Sue Marcellus Ohio State 1976-79 247 - Stacey Ann Siu-Butt American 1994-96 234 - Jane Catanzaro Temple 1987-90 230 - Meredith Thorpe Virginia 1995-98

SHUTOUTS (CAREER) Points 71.0 - Kathy Fosina Old Dominion 1988-91 1. Marina DiGiacomo...... 414 56.0 - Kim Decker Old Dominion 1992-95 2. Maaike Hilbrand...... 372 54.0 - Patti Shea Massachusetts 1980-83 49.0 - Philippa Scott Massachusetts 1989-92 3. Christy Morgan...... 219 48.0 - Donna Lee Iowa 1979-82 4. Angie Loy...... 210 40.0 - Eileen Moyer Iowa 1988-91 5. Kim Miller...... 200 39.5 - Michele Brennan Penn State 1988-91 6. Kelli James...... 196 38.5 - Lori Heywood Boston Univ. 1988-91 7. Tiffany Snow...... 181 36.0 - Andrea Wieland Iowa 1987-92 8t. Laura Knorr...... 171 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (CAREER) 8t. Dana Sensenig...... 171 0.48 - Kathy Fosina Old Dominion 1988-91 10. Jill Reeve...... 170 0.51 - Evelien Spee North Carolina 1987-89 0.54 - Kathy Mulvey North Carolina 1984-87 Kathy Fosina ** Please note these records are constantly under review as research continues. If you have any knowledge of changes that need to be made, please contact the ODU Athletic Public Relations Office 24 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 INDIVIDUAL & TEAM RECORDS

OLD DOMINION OLD DOMINION CAA TOURNAMENT INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TEAM RECORDS RECORDS Most Goals - One Game: 5- Most Goals Scored, Game: 8 - Most Victories: 26 - 1988 (26-1) Marina DiGiacomo vs. Richmond, Carina Benninga vs. Richmond 9/25/80 & 1991 (26-0) 11-6-99 Most Goals, Single Season: 63 Best Winning Percentage: 1.000 - Most Assists - One Game: 6 - Marina DiGiacomo (2000) 1984 (23-0), 1991 (26-0) & 1992 (25-0) Kelli James and Jill Reeve vs. James Madison, 11/7/92 Most Goals, Career: 167 Best Home Record: 17-0 in 2000 Maaike Hillbrand (1988-89, 1991-92) and Most Goals - One Tournament: 9 - Marina DiGiacomo (1997-2000) Longest Winning Streak: 66- Oct. 13, 1990 vs. UNC to Sept. 19, 1993 Maaike Hilbrand (1991) Most Assists, Game: 7 - vs. West Chester Most Assists -One Tournament: 8 - Heather Eastburn vs. VCU, 11/2/96 Longest Home Winning Streak: 46 - Jill Reeve (1991) Most Assists, Single Season: 64 10/28/80 vs. Mary Washington to Jill Reeve (1991) 10/22/85 vs. VCU

Most Assists, Career: 138 Most Goals Scored: 163 in 1992 Jill Reeve (1989-92) Highest Scoring Avg.: 6.52 in 1992 Most Points, Single Season: 151 Marina DiGiacomo (2000) Most Goals Allowed: 45 in 1996

Most Points, Career: 414 Fewest Goals Allowed: 4 in 1992 Marina DiGiacomo (1997-2000) Most Shutouts: 21 in 1992 Most Shutouts, Single Season: 21 Kim Decker (1992) Most Goals in One Game: 16 vs. American (16-0) 10/6/89; vs. VCU Most Shutouts, Career: 70 (16-0) 11/2/96 Kathy Fosina (1988-91) Most Shutouts in a row: 9 in 1989 & 1991 Robin Smith

OLD DOMINION BY THE NUMBERS 3 Old Dominion was the first school to Old Dominion University’s first-ever Rhodes Old Dominion has produced 44 All- win three consecutive NCAA national 4.0 Scholar was a product of the field hockey 44 Americans, 46 Academic All-Americans, 12 championships and the only school to program. Sam Salvia (‘96) graduated former Olympians, 12 CAA Players of the do it twice. The Lady Monarchs pulled with a perfect 4.0 GPA in environmental Year, 11 CAA Tournament MVPs, six Rookies off the “three-peat” on two separate engineering. of the Year, and 19 members of the Old occasions, winning back-to-back-to-back Dominion Hall of Fame. titles in 1982, 1983, 1984 and again in Old Dominion is the only school to make 1990, 1991, 1992. 26 an appearance in all 26 NCAA tournaments Beginning in 1990 and spanning through that have been held in field hockey. The 66 to part of the 1993 season, Old Dominion 3 The Lady Monarchs have had three Lady Monarchs have been to 16 Final Fours compiled what has become known as “The undefeated seasons (1984, 1991, 1992). and won an unmatched nine championships Streak,” a string of 66 wins against no losses. In addition, during 18 years of Anders’ trophies. Of those 66 wins, 48 of them were shutouts. tenure, the team has had five or fewer losses. 12 CAA Players of the Year, including four-time Old Dominion has played 70 different teams honoree and NCAA all-time leading scorer 70 in the history of the school’s field hockey 3.0 The Old Dominion University field Marina DiGiacomo. program. The Lady Monarchs have an edge hockey program is a team steeped in in all but nine of those opponent series. excellence both on and off the field. Since 1989, the team has enjoyed a group Old Dominion has won thirteen of sixteen Under head coach Beth Anders, Lady GPA over 3.00. 13 conference championships held by the 2477 Monarch field hockey teams have outscored Colonial Athletic Association. their opponents nearly five to one, scoring 2477 goals while allowing just 500 over 24 seasons.

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 25 The Colonial Athletic Association

oming off another record-setting season, the Colonial Athletic Association continues to 2006 Final CAA Standings enhance its reputation as one of the nation’s Ctop collegiate conferences. Conf. Overall With a geographic footprint stretching from Boston Team Record Record to Atlanta, the CAA encompasses five of the nation’s nine largest metropolitan areas. The conference Old Dominion 8-0 19-4 has produced 16 national team champions in five James Madison 6-2 15-8 different sports, 33 individual national champions, Hofstra 5-3 13-7 12 national players of the year, 11 national coaches of the year and 12 Honda Award winners. Even more William & Mary 4-4 10-9 impressive, however, are the honors accumulated Northeastern 4-4 10-12 away from competition, which include five Rhodes Delaware 3-5 7-12 Scholars and 21 NCAA post-graduate scholars. In 2006-07, the CAA had six ESPN the Magazine Towson 2-6 9-10 Academic All-Americans and more than 1,600 of our Drexel 2-6 8-11 4,000 student-athletes received the Commissioner’s Academic Award after posting at least a 3.2 grade Va. Commonwealth 2-6 4-15 point average while lettering in a varsity sport.

The landscape of the conference stretches along the majority of the East Coast, and includes six of the nation’s top 25 media markets – New York 2006 CAA Scoring Stats (1), Philadelphia (4), Boston (5), Washington, D.C. (8), Atlanta (9) and Baltimore (23). The number of Player GP G A Pts. television homes in the CAA market exceeds 19 million. 1. Dana Sensenig, ODU 23 20 16 56 The CAA now sponsors 22 sports with the addition of a 12-team football league in 2007. Male athletes compete for 2. Charlia Warner, HOF 20 20 5 45 championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming & diving, tennis, 3. Meghan Bain, JMU 23 16 4 36 track & field and wrestling. Female athletes battle for conference titles in basketball, cross country, field hockey, 4. Denise Admiraal, ODU 23 13 5 31 golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and volleyball. In 2006-07, a league-record 5. Nicolien van Nispen, ODU 23 10 8 28 29 teams earned NCAA Tournament berths. 6. Nikki Lloyd, VCU 19 9 6 24 The conference has made its presence known nationally in men’s basketball with four teams advancing to post- Whitney Shean, NU 21 6 12 24 season play for the past three years. Conference champion VCU pulled the most noted upset of the NCAA first Stephanie Casper, NU 22 10 4 24 round last season with its 79-77 victory over Duke and Old Dominion became the second CAA team in as many Caroline Nichols, ODU 23 10 4 24 years to receive an NCAA at-large bid. Hofstra returned to the NIT for the third straight season and Drexel made its 10. Catherine Chiara, DREX 19 9 4 22 fourth NIT appearance in the last five years. In 2006, George Mason became the first mid-major program since 1979 to reach the Final Four, knocking off powerhouses Michigan State, North Carolina, Wichita State and Connecticut Kara McEneaney, HOF 20 9 4 22 along the way. The Patriots were ranked No. 8 in the final ESPN/USA Today Top 25 poll, which was the highest ever for a CAA team.

In women’s basketball, the CAA had three teams earn NCAA Tournament berths for the first time and four squads advanced to post-season play for the second straight year. Perennial power Old Dominion, which has captured 2006 CAA Goaltending Stats three national championships (1979, 1980, 1985) and was national runner-up in 1997, captured its 16th consecutive conference title. James Madison returned to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1996 and Delaware made Player G Min. GA GAA its second-ever trip to the NCAA’s. Hofstra completed its most successful season in school history by advancing 1. Kelly Driscoll, ODU 23 1643 17 0.72 to the quarterfinals of the WNIT. 2. Kelsey Cutchins, JMU 23 1263 23 1/27 3. Jessica Cowperthwait, HOF 20 1355 27 1.39 The conference also excels in many other sports. Delaware became the first CAA team to reach the Final Four of the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship in 2007. A league-record four men’s soccer teams earned NCAA berths 4. Liz Centofanti, NU 18 1303 30 1.61 in 2006, with Towson and Old Dominion advancing to the round of 16. A league-high four teams also represented 5. Christina Armer, TOW 19 1288 39 2.12 the conference in the NCAA Men’s Tennis Championship. William & Mary reached the round of 16 in women’s 6. Gwen Hunter, W&M 19 1166 36 2.16 tennis and the Tribe tandem of Megan Moulton-Levy and Katarina Zoricic was ranked No. 1 in the nation and reached the finals of the NCAA Doubles Championship. CAA squads have won 10 field hockey national titles since 7. Nikki Rhoades, UD 16 1154 37 2.24 the championship began in 1981, which is the most of any Division I conference. Hofstra finished seventh overall 8. Colleen McAndrew, DREX 19 1315 49 2.61 at the NCAA Wrestling Championship and William & Mary finished eighth nationally in men’s cross country. In 9. Brittany LoVullo, DREX 13 757 36 3.33 baseball, the league had 17 players chosen in the 2007 Major League Baseball draft. There were 37 CAA student- athletes who received All-America honors.

CAA member institutions are committed to excellence in the classroom. The Colonial Academic Alliance was created Past CAA Champions in 2002 by the league’s presidents with a goal of expanding their partnership to all aspects of university life outside of intercollegiate athletics. Among the programs already established are an undergraduate research conference, 1991...... Old Dominion University coordination of study abroad programs and granting visiting academic status to student-athletes traveling to an 1992...... Old Dominion University away contest so that they have access to libraries, academic resource centers and computer labs. 1993...... Old Dominion University In 2002, two faculty members from CAA institutions were awarded academia’s most coveted distinction – the Nobel 1994...... Old Dominion University Prize. John B. Fenn, a research professor in the Department of Chemistry at Virginia Commonwealth University, received the Nobel Prize for chemistry, and Vernon Smith, a professor of economics and law at George Mason 1995...... James Madison University University, shared the Nobel Prize in economic sciences. 1996...... Old Dominion University 1997...... Old Dominion University Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager has guided the CAA since its inception. The conference traces its roots back to 1983 when three of its current members- George Mason University, James Madison University, and the College of William 1998...... Old Dominion University and Mary - were aligned with East Carolina University, the United States Naval Academy and the University of 1999...... Old Dominion University Richmond as a basketball league (ECAC South). During the next two years, the league added 11 sports, acquired two new members (the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and American University) and decided to form 2000...... Old Dominion University a new association. The transformation from ECAC South to CAA took place on June 6, 1985. 2001...... Old Dominion University 2002...... Old Dominion University Charter members George Mason, James Madison, UNC Wilmington and William and Mary were joined by Old Dominion University in 1991 and by Virginia Commonwealth University in 1995. The conference added the University 2003...... Old Dominion University of Delaware, Drexel University, Hofstra University and Towson University in 2001. Georgia State University and 2004...... University of Delaware Northeastern University became members of the conference on July 1, 2005. 2005...... Old Dominion University From all-star athletes to Nobel Prize winning faculty, the CAA takes great pride in producing performers who stand 2006...... James Madison University out both on the playing field and in the classroom. 26 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 LADY MONARCHS LETTERWINNERS - A - - G - Phelps, Vikki ...... 1979 Aardenburg, Willemien ...... 1984 Gerardi, Cora...... 2001-03 Pinchbeck, Darcy...... 2003-06 Admiraal, Daphne...... 2005-06 Giesen, Joepke ...... 1991 Powers, Joanne ...... 1985-86 Admiraal, Denise...... 2005-06 Gockley, Dena ...... 1992 Aikens, Maureen ...... 1983-85 Gordon, Mary Cate...... 2003-05 - R - Angat, Jennifer...... 2002-05 Grady, Jackie ...... 1983-86 Rawstron, Emma Sue...... 1995 Armstrong, Lisa ...... 1985 Gulden, Wendy ...... 1985-88 Reeve, Jill ...... 1989-92 Augustine, Sarah...... 1995-97 Rhoades-Fisher, Casie...... 1995-98 - H - Rodgers, Heidi ...... 1977-79 - B - Hagan, Helen ...... 1979-80 Rodio, Donna ...... 1984-86 Bant, Lotte...... 2001-02 Havens, Peggy ...... 1979 Rogers, Anna...... 2003-06 Banuelos, Chilly...... 2003 Hayes, Maggie...... 2004-05 Roskott, Anne-Margot...... 1998-00 Barnes, Kim ...... 1982 Herrmann, Tara...... 1999-02 Baylor, Brianne...... 1998 Hess, Heather...... 1994-96 - S - Bearor, Becky...... 1995-98 Hicks, Sandy...... 1978 San Giavanni, Terese ...... 1984-86 Beek, Titia...... 2006 - present Hightower, Yogi ...... 1979-82 Sanders, Winnifred ...... 1987-90 Behrens, Shelly ...... 1984-87 Hilbrand, Charlotte ...... 1992 Sarr, Carolyn ...... 1986-89 Benninga, Carina ...... 1980 Hilbrand, Maaike ...... 1988-92 Salvia, Sam ...... 1992-95 Berry, Jinger ...... 1986 Hill, Dawn ...... 1982-85 Scholten, Brenda ...... 1977-78 Blom, Tessa...... 1995-96 Hill, Janle...... 1996 Seltman, Stelly ...... 1985-86 Borrelli, Dina ...... 1989-92 Hoinsky, Carrie ...... 1991-93 Seltzer, Patty...... 1980 Bouch, Mary Beth ...... 1987 Hoinsky, Lynn ...... 1987-90 Sensenig, Dana...... 2003 - present Bracalente, Diane ...... 1981-84 Holder, Mary Beth ...... 1978-81 Sharpe, Elizabeth...... 2001-03 Brandon, Margarete ...... 1989-92 Houser, Renee...... 1994-96 Shea, Kathleen...... 2006 - present Broadhurst, Lori ...... 1984 Hunt, Alaina...... 1992-94 Shepherd, Jennifer ...... 1990-92 Brinsfield, Judy...... 1978-80 Hurt, Gail...... 1979 Simon, Heather...... 1994-97 Bruns, Carolin ...... 1991 Smith, Mimi...... 1995-98 Burch, Kelly ...... 1993-94 - J - Smith, Robin ...... 1989-92 James, Kelli...... 1988-92 Smith, Staci...... 1996-98 - C - Jurriens, Marije ...... 1988 Smither, Katelyn...... 2005 - present Callahan, Sue ...... 1991-94 Snow, Tiffany...... 1999-02 Carper, Crystal...... 1998-01 - K - Snow, Jaime...... 2004 Chellew, Danielle ...... 1993-96 Kamish, Sue ...... 1979-82 Steadman, Laura...... 1998-02 Cipolone, Maureen...... 1978 Kodde, Else ...... 1981 Stewart, Amanda ...... 1982 Clark, Lois...... 1978 Knorr, Laura ...... 1989-92 Claxton, Katie...... 2003-04 - T - Conn, Alyschia...... 2006 - present - L - Tillotson, Trish (Patricia) ...... 1977-80 Cororan, Carol ...... 1979-80 Large, Cathy ...... 1984-87 Tossone, Whitney...... 2005-06 Creasy, Laura ...... 1978-79 LePoole, Eveline ...... 1982 Travis, Diane ...... 1980 Currie, Lynn ...... 1983-84 Leonetti, Melissa ...... 2000-03 Tumas, Paula ...... 1986-88 Cutler, Joyce ...... 1982-85 Loy, Angie...... 2000-03 Loy, Becky...... 1998-02 - U - - D - Ueberroth, Katie...... 2006 - present Dano, Sue ...... 1992-94 - M - Daubert, Rachel...... 2003 Maddox, Elizabeth...... 2000-2004 - V - Davis, Gwen ...... 1992-94 McCargo, Nori ...... 1986-88 van Aswegen, Jo Ann.... 2005 - present Davis, Karen ...... 1991-92 McLane, Jenna...... 2003 van der Rijt, Rosemarie...... 1996-97 Deckelman, Jen ...... 1990 McLenegan, Samantha 2004 - present van der Sommen, Marjolijn...... 1999-00 Decker, Kim ...... 1992-95 Mahoney, Mary Beth ...... 1986-88 van der Vaart, Macha ...... 1990 DeHaas, Anneme ...... 1989 Mears, Adele ...... 1982-83 van der Vaart, Dewi ...... 1992-93 De Jager, Melanie...... 2001 Mendes, Christy ...... 1990 van der Veldt, Danja ...... 1993 Delutis, Rosanna...... 2003-05 Miller, Ashleigh...... 1996-99 van Nispen, Nicolien...... 2005-06 DeSimone, Leslie...... 2003 Miller, Kim...... 1996-99 Van Kuren, Cheryl ...... 1982-85 DiGiacomo, Marina...... 1997-00 Miracle, Julie...... 1998-01 Veraart, Eveline ...... 1983-84 Derr, Danielle ...... 1993-95 Mobley, Shannon...... 2004 - present Von Dassel, Cathrine ...... 1981-82 Duwaer, Irene ...... 1993 Morgan, Christy ...... 1981-84 Doran, Lisa ...... 1986-89 Moyer, Katie...... 1999-02 - W - Driscoll, Kelly...... 1994-98 Muldrow, Julia...... 2004-06 Walker, Tina...... 1999-03 Driscoll, Kelly...... 2006 - present Meyer, Lara...... 2005 Wallace, Cindy ...... 1981-84 Walsh, Jennifer ...... 1983 - N - Walton, Rhia ...... 1977-78 - E - Neill, Laura...... 2000-01 Warren, Hanna...... 2006 - present Eastburn, Heather...... 1994-97 Neiss, Karen ...... 1991-94 Wiersma, Fimke ...... 1990 Engle, Janelle...... 2002 - 05 Neiss, Pam ...... 1988-91 Wiest, Sheri...... 1994 Evans, Joey...... 1995-97 Neumann, Katja ...... 1993 Willems, Ilja ...... 1992 Nichols, Caroline...... 2003-06 Williams, Teneille...... 1998-00 - F - Nicholson, Gretta...... 1978-81 Wolf, Ingrid ...... 1983 Farquhar, Lynn...... 2001-04 Wood, Tracy ...... 1989 Fosina, Kathy ...... 1988-91 - O - Sina Wulf...... 1997 Filo, JoAnn ...... 1979 Olmstead, Dawn...... 1995-98 Fisher, Jill ...... 1985-88 - Y - Fortanier, Lisette ...... 1998 - P - Yoder, Adrienne...... 1998-01 Freeman, Marybeth...... 1999-02 Peterson, Carin ...... 1983 Yost, Margie ...... 1981-82

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 27 Where are theyNOW? CLASS OF 1981 Donna (Rodio) Paternoster § Maaike Hilbrand §§§~∞ Joey (Evans) Deno Adrienne (Yoder) Searfoss §§~∞ Greta Nicholson Job: Medical sales director Major: Marketing Major: Counseling Major: Biology Job: Master electrical contractor Location: Pennsylvania/New Jersey Job: International marketing specialist Job: Counseling Job: Biology Teacher / Coach Location: Virginia Location: The Netherlands Location: Virginia Beach, VA Location: Coopersberg, Pennsylvania Stelly (Seltman) Reichel §~ CLASS OF 1982 Job: Housewife Laura (Knorr) Moliken §§§~‡ Heather Simon ~ CLASS OF 2003 Judy Brinsfield Location: Maryland Major: Health & Physical Education Major: Business-Economics Marybeth Freeman §∞ Job: International Field Hockey Job: College coach Job: Business administration Major: Health & Physical Education Umpire, Lafayette HS CLASS OF 1988 Location: Ursinus, Pennsylvania Location: Pennsylvania Job: Assistant Coach, Maryland teacher & coach Shelly Behrens § Location: College Park, Maryland Location: Williamsburg, Virginia Major: Physical Education Jill Reeve §§§~‡ '96 CLASS OF 1999 Job: College Coach Major: Physical Education Becky (Bearor) Sheldon §∞ Tara Herrmann §~∞ CLASS OF 1983 Location: New York Job: Head Coach, Miami (OH) Major: Psychology/Counseling Major: Biology Yogi (Hightower) Boothe §~‡ '88 Location: Oxford, Ohio Job: Teacher / Coach Job: Graduate School Major: Health & Physical Education Cathy (Large) Long §~ Location: New York Location: Duke University Job: Ocean Lakes High School Major: Sports Management and Tracy (Wood) Trump § Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia Physical Education Job: High school coach Kelly Driscoll §~‡ Tiffany Snow §~‡ Job: HS teacher & coach Location: Lancaster, Pennsylvania Major: Counseling Major: Health & Physical Education Carolyn Claude Location: Pennsylvania Job: Counseling & Social Services Job: US National Team Job: NCAA Representative CLASS OF 1994 Location: Quakertown, Pennsylvania Location: Escondido, California Location: Indianapolis, Indiana CLASS OF 1989 Carrie (Hoinsky) Rizzi §§ Jill Fisher §~‡ Major: Physical Education Jamie (Hill) Bearor §~∞ Christina Walker §∞ Mary Beth Holder §~ Major: Biology Job: Elementary teacher/coach Major: Sociology Major: Psychology Job: Collegiate Coach Job: Bio-research technician Location: New York Job: Social Services/ Job: Athletic Administration Location: New Jersey - Harvard Elem Educ Grad Student Location: Boston, Massachusetts Location: Boston, Massachusetts~ Christy Mendes § Location: Lake George, New York Sue Kamish Job: Social services psychologist CLASS OF 2004 Job: State investigator Nori (McCargo) Smith § Location: North Carolina Casie (Rhoades) Fisher §∞ Melissa Leonetti §~‡ Location: Virginia Major: Business Major: Health & Physical Education Major: Health & Physical Education Job: Business administrator CLASS OF 1995 Job: PE teacher, coach Job: USA Field Hockey Helen (Hagan) Ritz Location: Atlanta, Georgia Suzanne (Dano) Kondas §∞ Location: Lancaster, Pennsylvania Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia Job: Physical Therapist Major: Health & Physical Education Location: Virginia Paula Tumas § Job: Methacton High School Dawn Olmstead § CLASS OF 2005 Job: Bank customer service mgr. teacher & coach Major: Geology Lynn Farquhar ‑§∞‑ Carol (Corcoran) Zeisler Location: Virginia Location: Pennsylvania Job: Engineer Major: Sports Management Job: HS teacher and coach Location: North Carolina Job: Asst. Coach - Field Hockey Location: Norfolk, Virginia CLASS OF 1990 Gwen (Davis) Smith §∞ Syracuse, University Mary Lib DeLong § Major: Sports Medicine Mimi (Smith) §~‡ Location: Syracuse, New York CLASS OF 1984 Job: HS teacher and coach Job: Physical therapy Major: Psychology Kim Barnes § Location: Norfolk, Virginia Location: Pennsylvania Job: Social Services/House Wife Cora (Gerardi) Slaughter §∞ Job: Lake Taylor High School Location: Philadelphia, PA Major: Speech Pathology Coach Wendy Gulden § Alaina Hunt § Job: Physical Therapy Location: Norfolk, Virginia Major: Sports Management Major: Recreational Management Staci (Smith) § ‡ Location: Harrington, Delaware Job: Teacher, First Colonial H.S. Job: Recreation manager Major: Recreational Management Deb (Turner) Fox § Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia Location: Vermont Job: State Police Angie Loy §~∞‡ Job: Environmental project Location: Maine, Jonesboro Major: Health & Physical Education supervisor Lynn (Hoinsky) Barr §§ Karen (Neiss) §§~ Job: Student Teaching 2005 Location: Delaware Major: Elementary Education Major: Sports Management CLASS OF 2000 USA Field Hockey Job: High school teacher & coach Job: Housewife Ashleigh Miller § Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia CLASS OF 1985 Location: New York Location: Lancaster, Pennsylvania Major: Health & Physical Education Adele Mears-Wemlinger §§~ Job: PE Teacher Elizabeth Maddox §∞ Major: Criminal Justice Carolyn (Sarr) Sheehan §§~ Sue Callahan §§~‡ Location: Canada Major: Communications Location: Delaware Major: Elementary Education Major: Physical Education Job: Asst. Coach Colgate Univ. Job: Elementary school Job: Teacher, coach First Kim (Miller) Folmar §~‡ Location: New York Christy Morgan §§§~‡ '88 teacher and coach Colonial High School Major: Psychology Major: Physical Education Location: New Jersey Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia Job: Social Services / Housewife Elizabeth Sharp §∞ Job: Self-employed - Consultant Location: State College, Pennsylvania Major: Graphic Design Location: California Mary Beth (Maloney) Nolan § CLASS OF 1996 Job: Graphic Design / Major: Business Kim Decker-Docren §~‡∞ Marina (DiGiacomo) Mottes §§~‡ Coach Ocean Lakes HS Eveline Veraart §§~ Job: Nurse Major: Physical Education Major: Communications Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia Major: Sports Management Location: Hartford, Connecticut Job: Asst. Coach Va. Wesleylan Job: Stock Broker Job: Business administration Location: Norfolk, Virginia Location: Cudahy, California CLASS OF 2006 Location: The Netherlands CLASS OF 1991 Jennifer Angat ∞ Mary Beth Bouch § Dani Derr-VanNatta Laura (Steadman) Franklin §§∞ Major: Graphic Design‑ CLASS OF 1986 Job: Nurse Major: Business Management Major: Psychology Job: Graphic Design Diane (Bracalente) Clune §§§~‡ '88 Location: Pennsylvania Job: Housewife Job: EVMS Location: Norfolk, Virginia Job: Pinnacle Software Location: Location: Norfolk, Virginia Location: New York Lisa Doran §~ Rosanna Deluits Major: Physical Education Samantha Salvia §~‡∞ CLASS OF 2001 Major: Exercise Science/Recreation Joyce Cutler § Job: Business Owner/HS coach Major: Civil Environmental Julie (Miracle) Williams §§∞ Job: Southern Screen Major: Physical Therapy Location: New Jersey Engineering Major: Psychology Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia Job: Chiropractor Job: Engineer Job: Psychology & Counseling Location: Hoboker, New Jersey Winnifred Sanders §§~ Location: San Francisco, California Location: Pottstown, Pennsylvania Janelle (Engle) Benner ~ ∞ Major: International finance Major: Music Education Dawn Hill §§§~‡ Location: The Netherlands & London CLASS OF 1997 Tenielle Williams §§ Job: Student Teaching/Internship Major: Physical Education Danielle Chellew ~ Major: Information Systems Location: Pennsylvania Job: Assistant Coach – CLASS OF 1992 Major: Marketing Job: Computer University of Delaware Karen Davis §§§ Job: Sports Marketing Location: Chesapeake, Virginia Mary Cate Gordon ∞ Location: Newark, Delaware Job: Private business Location: Delaware, Wilmington Major: English Location: Maryland CLASS OF 2002 Job: Graduate School - Temple Cheryl Van Kuren §§§~‡ '88 Heather (Hess) ∞ Denita Acker § Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Major: Sports Medicine Kathy (Fosina) Mustain §§§‡ Major: Biology & Physical Therapy Major: History Job: Cardiac Rehab Manager Major: Physical Education Job: Physical Therapy Job: United Nations - Internation CLASS OF 2006 Location: Maryland Job: Coach, Middle School Location: New York Studies Caroline Nichols ‡~∞ Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia Location: Alexandria, Virginia Major: Biology Denise O'Connell § Renee Houser Job: US National Team Job: Princess Anne HS teacher Pam (Neiss) Stuper §§§~‡∞ Major: Elementary Education Crystal Carper §§ Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia & coach Job: Head Coach, Yale Job: Elementary education Major: Recreation Management Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia University Teacher/Coach Job: Coach - Randolph Macon Darcy Pinchbeck Location: New Haven, Connecticut Location: New York, New York Location: Ashland, Virginia Major: Sports Management Cindy (Wallace) Hall §§§~ Location: Suffolk, Virginia Job: Marketing director Robin (Smith) Cooke §§§~‡ Rosemarie van der Rijt ∞ Becky Loy §§∞ Location: Virginia Major: Business Major: Marketing Management Major: Health & Physical Education Anna Rogers Job: Towne Bank/ODU asst Job: Marketing Man. Job: Health & Phys., Teacher Major: Biology CLASS OF 1987 Location: Portsmouth, Virginia Location: Netherlands Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia Job: Field Hockey Coach Jackie (Grady) Gerzabek §§~ Location: Elmira College, New York Job: Nurse Kelli (James) §§§~‡ '96 CLASS OF 1998 Katie Moyer § Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Major: Marketing Heather (Eastburn) Dowd ∞ Major: Biology Dana Sensenig ‡~∞ Job: Housewife Major: Speeech Pathology Job: Medical School/ Major: Physical Education Joanne Powers § Location: Atlanta, Georgia Job: Speech Pathology Sports Medicine Job: US National Team Job: Business Location: Pennsylvania Location: Blacksburg, Virginia Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia Location: Atlanta, Georigia CLASS OF 1993 Margarete Brandon §§§ Job: Bayside High School Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia

KEY: §-Indicates National Championships won ~-Indicates All-American honoree ∞-Indicates Academic All-American honoree ‡-Indicates member of a National field hockey team Year-Indicates Olympian, and year of participation 28 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 NOW? ACADEMIC SUPPORT

he Old Dominion University Athletic Department offers a wide variety of programs to assist the academic and personal well-being of the student-athlete. T These programs are overseen by April Brecht, life skills program director/academic advisor and Devon Uiterwyk, academic advisor for student-athletes. Their offices are located in the new Jacobson Athletic Academic Center inside the Athletic Administration Building, with convenient access to all the student-athletes. Among the programs available to student- athletes:

Above, Students attend study hall in SUPERVISED STUDY SESSIONS the new Jacobson Academic Center. Right, Life Skills Program Director/ Supervised study sessions are required for all freshmen, transfer Academic Advisor April Brecht and student-athletes, and select upperclassmen. Study sessions are held in the Academic Advisor Devon Uiterwyk Jacobson Athletic Academic Center. Students can attend day or evening hours for a minimum of six hours per week.

”RISING STARS”- THE LIFE SKILLS PROGRAM The Life Skills Program provides a comprehensive approach to the overall academic and personal development of student-athletes at Old Dominion University. With the student-athlete welfare in mind, the The Personal Development Commitment Athletic Department provides: • Educational programming for new students and teams Understanding Values, Appreciating Diversity, Personal The Academic Commitment Health (Sexual Responsibility, Alcohol Choices, Stress • Academic, major choice and career counseling Management), Interpersonal Communication and Media • Academic advising - class scheduling and eligibility review Relations, Social Development, and Fiscal Responsibility. • Supervised study sessions • Networking and appropriate campus program promotion • Tutoring program by request and/or referral • UNIV 100 (University Orientation) class The Service Commitment • Academic progress/attendance reports during each semester • Monarch ReachOut service project referrals and contacts • Intervention - illness, injuries, etc. reported to faculty • CAA Blood Drive • Laptop checkout for athletic travel The Career Development Commitment The Athletic Commitment • Networking and referral are provided in cooperation with • Title IX information, coach and support staff standards of conduct, our career management center the coach as a teacher, departmental operations and standards, • Educational programming and athletic support program information • UNIV 120 (Career Planning) class • Team-building and conflict resolution intervention /training • Interview, cover letter, and resume techniques.

STUDENT ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SAAC)

The SAAC serves as a voice for student-athletes to address issues common to all teams. The committee allows student- athletes to address concerns with administrators to improve the student-athlete experience.

The CAA selects an athlete from each school in the conference to attend a student-athlete advisory meeting in the spring of each year. The selected college representatives are given the opportunity to discuss issues at the conference level.

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 29 A Tradition ld Dominion University has been represented on the field hockey turf since 1974 when first- ever coach Carol Anthony and her squad played Onine games, going just 1-7-1. Since then, one of the biggest and brightest dynasties in the sport has been calling Foreman Field in Norfolk its home. The years that followed saw a slow but steady improvement for Old Dominion’s field hockey team. Former Senior Associate Athletic Director Mikki Baile guided the team from 1975-1979, when it improved from a 3-6-2 club in ‘75 to an 11-7 club in ‘78. 1982 NCAA National Champions (20-0-1) In 1980, current head coach Beth Anders took over Captains: Yogi Hightower and Adele Mears the helm of the program and began the team’s quest for excellence in the world of field hockey. Over 24 seasons, Anders has compiled a 480-82-7 record for an impressive .850 winning percentage. The nation’s winningest field hockey coach, Anders became the first Division I coach to reach 400 career victories and only the third coach ever to do so in 2001. In her first season at the helm, Anders’ club was 18- 4 finishing fifth in the AIAW. In just her third year as a college head coach, Anders won her first NCAA title. In 1982, the team was 20-1, beginning a legacy that would stand unmatched through the present day. In 1983, the team lost just one game (19-1) en route to their second 1983 NCAA National Champions (19-1) NCAA championship. Then in 1984, Old Dominion Captain: Christy Morgan became the first school to win three consecutive national championships when the Lady Monarchs went through the season with a perfect 23-0 record. In 1985 and 1986, Anders took a leave of absence to coach the US National team. Under Melissa Magee, Old Dominion continued its success with a 38-9-1 mark over the two years. Upon Anders’ return, the team went 17-5-1 in 1987 and 26-1 in 1988, winning their fourth national title. The juggernaut that had already established itself as the premier field hockey program in the country would see its best days after its first three championships. The most impressive feats in the history of Old Dominion 1984 NCAA National Champions (23-0) field hockey would take place in the early 1990’s, Captains: Christy Morgan and Diane Bracalente

1988 NCAA National Champions (26-1) 1990 NCAA National Champions Captains: Jill Fisher and Paula Tumas Captains: Kathy Fosina and Winnifred Sanders 30 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 A Tradition Larger thanLife quieting those who believed success was just a fluke. In 1990, the Lady Monarchs went 23-2-1 en route to winning their fifth NCAA trophy. At the tail end of the season, the club began what became known as “The Streak,” a string of 66 wins that spanned the ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, and ‘93 seasons with 48 shutout victories included. In 1991 and 1992, the team enjoyed back-to-back perfect seasons, compiling an impeccable 51-0 record over the two additional national championship seasons. With the wins, Old Dominion became the only team in field hockey history to complete the “three-peat” two different times. In addition to the impressive winning ways of 1991 NCAA National Champions (26-0) the Old Dominion program in the early ‘90’s, the Lady Captain: Robin Smith Monarch teams showed complete domination on both ends of the field. During that three year span, Old Dominion outscored their opponents by a 325-26 margin. The team allowed just four goals in the 1992 season while scoring 163. In postseason NCAA play, Old Dominion owns an impressive 46-17 record, winning 73% of its tournament games. Old Dominion’s mark is boldly strewn over the NCAA record books as well. The team holds several NCAA team and individual records. Of the top ten goal- scorers in the NCAA, three are from Old Dominion, including the leader. In points and assists, seven of the top 10 are former Old Dominion players while two of the 1992 NCAA National Champions (25-0) top nine goalkeepers are also former Lady Monarchs. Captains: Kelli James, Laura Knorr, and Robin Smith Not only does the Old Dominion field hockey team succeed on the field, but the program is proud of its off-field accomplishments as well. The University’s first-ever Rhodes Scholar, Samantha Salvia, was a 1996 graduate of the team while several players earn Academic All-American honors each season. The program has produced 45 different Academic All-Americans and has had a team GPA of 3.0 or higher since 1989. Continued success has followed many Lady Monarch alumni. Anders' infectious love of the game has continued through her former players with 23 of them coaching in the high school or college ranks. Many of those former players return to the friendly confines of 1998 NCAA National Champions (23-2) Foreman Field during the summer months in an effort to Captains: Mimi Smith, Casie Fisher, Marina DiGiacomo, perpetuate the legacy through summer youth camps. and Becky Bearor Though a handful of teams have exhibited their own superiority, no other team has enjoyed the longevity of success that has been part of Old Dominion’s field hockey team. When the sport was in its fledgling years, the Lady Monarchs were taking strides to move toward and stay at the front of the pack. With a steady and unchanged commitment to excellence approaching three decades, Old Dominion remains the strongest foe in the world of collegiate field hockey.

2000 NCAA National Champions Captains: Marina DiGiacomo and Adrienne Yoder THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 31 HONORED LADY MONARCHS ALL-AMERICANS

Willemien Aardenburg...... 1984 (1) Angie Loy...... 2002 (1), 2003 (1) Denise Admiraal...... 2006 (3) Adele Meas...... 1983 (1) Diane Bracalente...... 1982 (1), 1984 (1) Kim Miller...... 1997 (3), 1998 (2), 1999 (3) Sue Callahan...... 1993 (1), 1994 (1) Christy Morgan...... 1982 (1), 1983 (1), 1984 (1) Danielle Chellew...... 1996 (1) Karen Neiss...... 1994 (2) Kim Decker...... 1994 (3), 1995 (2) Pam Neiss...... 1990 (1), 1991 (1) Marina DiGiacomo...... 1999 (1), 2000 (1) Caroline Nichols...... 2006 (1) Lisa Doran...... 1989 (2) Jill Reeve...... 1992 (3) Kelly Driscoll...... 1998 (3) Samantha Saliva...... 1995 (3) Tiffany Snow Janelle Engle...... 2005 (1) Winnifred Sanders...... 1990 (1) Jill Fisher...... 1987 (HM), 1988 (1) Carolyn Sarr...... 1989 (1) Jackie Grady...... 1985 (HM), 1986 (1) Stelly Seltman...... 1986 (1) Tara Herrmann...... 2002 (1) Dana Sensenig...... 2004 (3), 2004 (2), 2006 (3) Yogi Hightower...... 1981 (1), 1982 (1) Heather Simon...... 1996 (2), 1997 (2) Maaike Hilbrand ...... 1991 (1), 1992 (1) Mimi Smith...... 1997 (3), 1998 (1) Dawn Hill...... 1985 (1) Robin Smith ...... 1991 (1), 1992 (1) Jamie Hill...... 1998 (1) Tiffany Snow ...... 2001 (1), 2002 (1) Mary Beth Holder...... 1981 (1) Marijolijn van der Sommen...... 2001 (1) Kelli James...... 1990 (1), 1992 (1) Cheryl Van Kuren...... 1984 (1), 1985 (1) Laura Knorr ...... 1991 (2), 1992 (2) Evaline Veraat...... 1983 (1), 1984 (1) Cathy Large...... 1987 (1) Cindy Wallace...... 1984 (1) Melissa Leonetti ...... 2002 (2), 2003 (3) Adrienne Yoder...... 1999 (3), 2000 (1), 2001 (1)

NATIONAL NCAA ALL- Janelle Engle ACADEMIC SQUAD TOURNAMENT

JoAnn Aswegen...... 2006 Willemien Aardenburg...... 1984 Becky Bearor...... 1998 Diane Bracalente...... 1982, 1984 Titia Beek...... 2006 Danielle Chewelle...... 1996 Danielle Chellew...... 1996 Alyschia Conn...... 2006 Joyce Cutler...... 1985 Sue Dano...... 1993, 1994 Marina DiGiacomo...... 1997, 1999, 2000 Gwen Davis...... 1993, 1994 Lisa Doran...... 1989 Kim Decker...... 1994, 1995 Kelly Driscoll...... 1997, 1998 Melanie DeJager...... 2001 Janelle Engle ...... 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Janelle Engle...... 2005 Lynn Farquhar...... 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Jill Fisher...... 1988 Cassie Fisher...... 1998 Kathy Fosina ...... 1989 Marybeth Freeman ...... 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Marybeth Freeman ...... 2000 Lisette Fortanier ...... 1998 Joepke Giesen...... 1991 Maggie Hayes...... 2005 Tara Herrmann...... 2000, 2001, 2002 Mary Cate Gordon...... 2005 Yogi Hightower Maaike Hilbrand...... 1992 Jackie Grady...... 1985 Jamie Hill...... 1996, 1997, 1998 Maaike Hilbrand...... 1988, 1989, 1992 Cora Geradi ...... 2002, 2003 Yogi Hightower ...... 1981, 1982 Mary Cate Gordon...... 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Dawn Hill ...... 1995 Heather Hess...... 1995, 1996 Anna Kern...... 2006 Jamie Hill ...... 1998 Melissa Leonetti ...... 2001, 2002, 2003 Mary Beth Holder...... 1981 Angie Loy...... 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Kelli James ...... 1990, 1992 Becky Loy...... 1999, 2000, 2002 Laura Knorr ...... 1990, 1992 Jenna McLane...... 2002, 2003 Eveline LePoole ...... 1982 Samantha McLenegan...... 2004, 2005, 2006 Julie Miracle...... 2000, 2001 Becky Loy...... 2000 Ashleigh Miller...... 1999 Mary Beth Mahoney...... 1988 Katie Moyer ...... 2002 Kim Miller...... 1996, 1998 Pam Neiss...... 1991 Julie Miracle...... 2000 Caroline Nichols...... 2004, 2006 Christy Morgan...... 1982, 1983, 1984 Nico van Nispen...... 2006 Casie Rhoades...... 1996, 1997 Pam Neiss ...... 1990, 1991 Samantha Saliva...... 1993, 1994, 1995 Caroline Nichols...... 2004, 2005 Courtney Seiders...... 2006 Jill Reeve...... 1991 Dana Sensenig...... 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Winnifred Sanders...... 1998 Caroline Nichols Elizabeth Sharp...... 2003 Katelyn Smither...... 2006 Dana Sensenig...... 2004, 2005 Laura Steadman ...... 1998, 1999, 2000 Jen Shepherd...... 1992 Rosemarie van der Rijt...... 1997 Mimi Smith...... 1997 Adrienne Yoder...... 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 Robin Smith...... 1990, 1991, 1992 Tina Walker...... 2001, 2002, 2003 Staci Smith...... 1997, 1998 Laura Steadman...... 2000 Old Dominion's first Rhodes Scholar Marjolijn van der Sommen...... 20000 Field hockey alumna Samantha Salvia graduated from Old Dominion Macha van der Vaart ...... 1990 in August 1996 as one of the University's most accomplished student Cheryl Van Kuren...... 1985 athletes. The Norristown, PA native won several awards during her four Evaline Veraat...... 1983 years, including 1996 NCAA Woman of the Year finalist, CFHCA Academic Jennifer Walsh ...... 1983 All-American, Old Dominion University Presidential Scholar, and All-Colonial Ingrid Wolf...... 1983 Athletic Association First Team honors. After finishing graduate work at Oxford University, she is currently employed with an engineering firm in San Francisco, California.

32 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 HONORED LADY MONARCHS CAA PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Robin Smith Kelli James Danielle Chellew Marina DiGiacomo Adrienne Yoder Tiffany Snow 1991 1992 1996 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 2001 2002

Did You Know.... Did You Know.... 2005 CAA Player of the Year Janelle Engle was one of 2006 Player of the two Lady Monarchs last season to graduate with a 4.0 Year Caroline Nichols grade point average. Engle was named the CAA Female was the first in league Scholar-Athlete of the Year, was chosen to the ESPN the history to sweep Player Magazine Academic All-America at-large First Team, and and Defender of the was named to the National Field Hockey Coaches As- Year honors in the same sociation Academic Honor Roll four years in a row. The season. music education major was first violinist in the Diehn String Quartet and concertmaster of the ODU Symphony. She was a finalist for the USA TODAY All-USA College Academic team and received the Tom Scott Award as Angie Loy Janelle Engle ODU's top senior scholar-athlete. Caroline Nichols 2003 2005 2006

CAA ROOKIES OF THE YEAR ALL-COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1995 Mimi Smith 1997 Marrina DiGiacomo Daphne Admiraal...... 2006 (2) 1998 Adrienne Yoder (Co-Rookie) Denise Admiraal...... 2005 (2), 2006 (1) 2000 Angie Loy Lotte Bant...... 2002 (2) 2005 Denise Admiraal Chilly Banuelos...... 2003 (2) Sue Callahan...... 1993 (1), 1994 (1) 2001 Lotte Bant Crystal Carper...... 2001 (2) Danielle Chellew...... 1995 (1), 1996 (1) CAA TOURNAMENT MVP'S Sue Dano...... 1994 (2) Kim Decker...... 1994 (2), 1995 (1) 1991 Carolin Bruns Danielle Derr...... 1995 (2) Marina DiGiacomo...... 1997 (1), 1998 (1), 1999 (1), 2000 (1) 1992 Robin Smith Kelly Driscoll...... 1997 (1), 1998 (1) 1996 Danielle Chellew (Co-MVP) Kelly Driscoll...... 2006 (1) 1997 Marina DiGiacomo Janelle Engle...... 2003 (2), 2004 (1), 2005 (1) Joey Evans...... 1997 (2) 1998 Marina DiGiacomo Lynn Farquhar...... 2004 (2) 1999 Marina DiGiacomo Kathy Fosina...... 1991 (1) 2000 Marina DiGiacomo Marybeth Freeman...... 2001 (1), 2002 (2) Tara Herrmann...... 2001 (1), 2002 (2) 2001 Adrienne Yoder Maaike Hilbrand...... 1991 (1), 1992 (1) 2002 Tiffany Snow Jamie Hill ...... 1998 (2) 2003 Angie Loy Alaina Hunt...... 1993 (1), 1994 (1) Kelli James...... 1992 (1) 2005 Janelle Engle Laura Knorr ...... 1991 (1), 1992 (1) Melissa Leonetti ...... 2001 (2), 2002 (1), 2003 (1) CAA DEFENDERS OF THE YEAR Angie Loy...... 2000 (2), 2001 (1), 2002 (1), 2003 (1) Asleigh Miller...... 1999 (2) 1998 Mimi Smith Kim Miller...... 1997 (1), 1998 (1), 1999 (1) Julie Miracle...... 2000 (2), 2001 (2) 2000 Adrienne Yoder Anne Muller...... 1996 (2) 2001 Adrienne Yoder (Co-Defensive) Karen Neiss...... 1993 (1), 1994 (1) 2003 Melissa Leonetti Pam Neiss...... 1991 (1) 2006 Caroline Nichols Caroline Nichols...... 2004 (2), 2005 (1), 2006 (1) Darcy Pinchbeck...... 2006 (2) Jill Reeve...... 1991 (2), 1992 (2) CAA COACH OF THE YEAR Sam Salvia...... 1993 (2), 1994 (1), 1995 (1) Dana Sensenig...... 2004 (1), 2005 (1), 2006 (1) Heather Simon...... 1996 (1), 1997 (1) Beth Anders Mimi Smith...... 1996 (1), 1997 (1), 1998 (1) 1991, 1992, 1997, 1998, 1999, Robin Smith...... 1991 (1), 1992 (1) 2000, 2002, 2005, 2006 Staci Smith...... 1997 (2) Tiffany Snow...... 1999 (2), 2000 (2), 2001 (1), 2002 (1) Marioljin van der Sommen...... 1999 (2), 2000 (1) Dewi van der Vaart...... 1993 (2) Adrienne Yoder...... 1998 (2), 1999 (1), 2000 (1), 2001 (1)

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 33 HONDA AWARD WINNERS ince 1982, when most elite field hockey players in the nation are named winners of the prestigious Honda Award, chances are you'll find a player S from Old Dominion University. The Lady Monarchs hold the distinction of having produced the most Honda Award winners with six.

The first Lady Monarch to earn this award was Yogi Hightower in 1983. She helped lead the Lady Monarchs to their first NCAA national championship in the fall of 1982. During her four years at Old Dominion, Hightower earned All-American honors twice. Yogi Hightower In 1985 Christy Morgan, a three-time All-American, was the Honda Award recipient. She was a part of three NCAA National Championship teams from 1982-85. Morgan was the university's Female Athlete of the Year in 1985 and completed her career with 86 goals and 133 career points.

Kelli James picked up the hardware in 1993 after leading Old Dominion to the 1992 title, their third straight. James was a two-time All-American and CAA Player of the Year in 1992. James completed her career with 66 assists and 196 points.

In 1999 the award came full circle when Mimi Smith received the honor. Smith played for Yogi Hightower at Ocean Lakes High School in nearby Christy Morgan Virginia Beach, Va. Smith was one of the nation's top defensive players and helped lead Old Dominion to the NCAA National Championship in 1998.

Marina DiGiacomo, earned the honor in 2000 as the Lady Monarchs captured their ninth NCAA National Championship. DiGiacomo was a four-time CAA Player of the Year and Tournament MVP. As a senior, she led the nation in points (151), goals (63) and goals per game (2.4) en route to becoming the NCAA's all-time leading scorer with 167 goals, 80 assists, and 414 total points.

Old Dominion's most recent winner, Tiffany Snow, earned the award in 2002 after leading the country in points (3.0) and goals (1.2) per game. A two- time All-American and the 2002 CAA Player of the Year, Snow completed Kelli James her career ranked sixth on the ODU all-time scoring leaders list with 71 goals, 90 assists, and 181 points.

Mimi Smith Marina DiGiacomo Tiffany Snow

34 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 ODU OLYMPIANS hen it comes to participation and influence in the sport of Olympic field hockey, no other school is more convincing than Old Dominion University. From current Wcoaches to former players, Old Dominion has produced a number of field hockey players representing the United States on a national and international level.

The reach of Old Dominion's field hockey Olympians is wide and deep with the most prestigious of international sporting events. Dating back to 1980, the Lady Monarchs have had at least one participant in each of the Olympic games through 2004.

Men have been representing the United States in field hockey competition since 1932, but it wasn't until the Moscow Olympics in 1980 that women's field hockey was introduced. In that Olympiad, Zimbabwe, Czechoslovakia, and the USSR finished in medal spots with a third- ranked United States left out of competition because of a political boycott. Team captain Beth Anders along with current assistant coach Gwen Alexander were thus forced to wait another four years for a chance at international gold.

In 1984, however, two-time captain Anders, Alexander and the U.S. field hockey contingent finally realized their medal dreams by winning the bronze. It was during those games that Yogi Hightower and Cheryl Van Kuren were among Anders set an Olympic scoring record that still stands today. In its five-game competition, the the Lady Monarchs representing the United States in Seoul in 1988. U.S. team scored nine goals…eight of them coming from the stick of Anders. In addition to Anders and Alexander, two other players represented the Lady Monarchs as alternates at the Los Angles Olympics. Yogi Hightower ('82) and Christy Morgan ('84) heralded the international influence of Old Dominion that would grow to span more than a dozen years.

In the 1988 Seoul Olympics, Old Dominion produced four members of the Olympic squad in Hightower, Morgan, Diane Bracalente ('84), and Cheryl van Kuren ('85). Similarly, Jill Reeve ('92) and Kelli James ('92) represented the United States at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic games as the U.S. team finished in fifth place.

What makes Old Dominion and its influence more impressive however it that it spans not only our native United States, but several other countries, including the Netherlands and Argentina.

In 1988 in Seoul, Willimien Aardenburg ('84), Carina Benninga ('80), and Ingrid Wolf ('83) represented the bronze-medal winning Dutch team. Macha van der Vaart ('90) helped the Dutch team repeat as bronze medallists at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia.

Although the United States fell just one game short of qualifying for the 2004 games to be held in Athens, Greece, two of Old Dominion’s alumni earned medals for their respective countries. NCAA all-time leading scorer Marina DiGiacomo ('00) helped Argentina to the bronze, while van der Vaart's Dutch team earned the silver.

Five Old Dominion alumni are determined to return the US to the Olympic Games in 2008. Tiffany Snow (‘03), Angie Loy (‘04), Melissa Leonetti (‘04), Dana Sensenig (‘07), and Caroline Nichols (‘07) are all current member of the national team looking to bring the team to Beijing for the next Olympic Games. The ODU alumni captured silver at the 2007 Pan American Games and must now wait for an assignment to one of three of next year’s Olympic qualifying tournaments in Baku, Azerbaijan Two-time captain and ODU head coach Beth Anders (2nd from left on top row) and ODU assistant coach Gwen Alexander (2nd from right bottom row) with the bronze (April 12-20), Kazan, Russia (April 19-27) or Vancouver, B.C. (April 26-May medaling USA Team in 1984. 4). The USA will need to win its six-team qualifier to earn a trip to Beijing. Lady Monarch Olympians 1980 Moscow, USSR 1992 Barcelona, Spain Beth Anders © USA Carina Benninga Netherlands Gwen Alexander USA Ingrid Wolf Netherlands 1984 Los Angles, USA 1996 Atlanta, USA Beth Anders © USA Kelli James USA Gwen Alexander USA Jill Reeve USA 1988 Seoul, South Korea 2000 Sydney, Australia Yogi Hightower USA Maacha van der Vaart Netherlands Christy Morgan USA Diane Bracalente USA 2004 Athens, Greece Cheryl Van Kuren USA Marina DiGiacomo Argentina Willemien Aardenburg Netherlands Maacha van der Vaart Netherlands Carina Benninga Netherlands Ingrid Wolf Netherlands

THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 35 ODU SPORTS Hall of Fame DONNA DOYLE SMITH CHERYL VAN KUREN Donna Doyle Smith was a leader on and off the An Olympian and All-American, Cheryl Van Kuren playing fields and courts starring in three sports was an outstanding field hockey player at Old Do- as a student. She became her college's first woman minion from 1982-85. She is Old Dominion's second physical education graduate and later helped estab- all-time career assist leader with 61. Van Kuren lish the first scholarship fund for women athletes helped anchor the Lady Monarchs as they amassed at Old Dominion University. A star on campus in an 82-9 record with three NCAA championships basketball, field hockey, and tennis, the dean's list and one runner-up finish. Van Kuren was a two- student became the namesake for the first athletic time All-American selection and was selected to the scholarship fund for women at ODU in 1975. Named NCAA All-Tournament team in 1985. In addition to the most outstanding female athlete at the Norfolk Division of William and Mary the 61 assists, she scored 18 goals and compiled 79 (now ODU) in 1955, she became this school's first woman physical educator career points which ranks her fifth on Old Dominion's all-time point list. During graduate in 1958. The Donna Doyle Athletic Scholarship Fund provides scholar- the 1984 season she assisted on 37 goals and set an Old Dominion and NCAA ship support to female athletes in women's sports at the university. Tournament record with six assists in one game against Virginia on Nov. 11, 1984. Van Kuren competed on the national and international level in field hockey INDUCTED 1980 as an undergraduate. She participated in the Olympic Sports Festivals, on the U.S. National team and in 1988 she competed in the summer Olympic Games in Seoul, Korea for the United States. The Coopersburg, Pa., native graduated with a bachelor's degree in sports medicine and earned a Master's degree in JEAN WHITEHURST exercise science and wellness. An all-state basketball forward and an all-tourna- INDUCTED 1991 ment field hockey player, Jean Whitehurst has made substantial contributions to the university and its athletic program since graduating with a BS degree DAWN HILL in Medical Technology in 1956. Whitehurst received Dawn Hill was a four-year letterwinner and part the Distinguished Alumni Award in 1980 after of a dynasty which won three NCAA Field Hockey serving on the Alumni Association board of direc- National Championships. Hill helped lead the Lady tors for 20 years. An eight-year member of the Old Monarchs to NCAA titles in 1982, 1983, 1984 and Dominion University Intercollegiate Foundation was the teams leading scorer with 29 goals in 1985 board, she chaired the Donna Doyle committee for five years that has raised as ODU took second in the NCAA Championships. more than $100,000 for women's sports scholarships. That season, Hill established an NCAA record with six goals in four tournament games. Hill completed INDUCTED 1984 her four-year career at Old Dominion with 45 goals, seven assists and 52 total points. She ranks seventh in career goals and ninth in career points.In 1985 Hill was named first-team YOGI HIGHTOWER All-American, First-Team All South Region and was named to the NCAA All- Yolanda "Yogi" Hightower was a vital part of Old Tournament squad. She also competed in the United States Olympic Festivals Dominion University's rise as a national power in in field hockey. women's field hockey. During her four seasons The native of New Castle, DE graduated in 1986 with a degree in Health and Physical Education. at ODU, Hightower earned All-American honors twice and was a two-time member of the NCAA All- INDUCTED 1992 Tournament squad. The Virginia Beach, VA, native completed her career with 62 career points, which ranks her fifth on the all-time scoring list at ODU. She had 48 career assists which places her third on CATHY LARGE the ODU all-time list. Hightower's field hockey career didn't stop after her ODU Cathy Large was an outstanding athlete in both field playing days were over. Yogi was a member of the United States national field hockey and lacrosse. She was a first team All-Ameri- hockey team. She competed in the 1987 Pan American Games, was an alternate can in field hockey and was a member of the 1984 on the 1984 U.S. Olympic team and was one of seven former Lady Monarchs NCAA National Championship team. She completed to represent ODU in the 1988 summer games. Hightower earned her degree her field hockey career with 24 goals, 49 assists, and in health and physical education and has served as an assistant coach at ODU 73 total points. She ranks sixth in assists all-time and for field hockey and lacrosse. ninth all-time in points at Old Dominion. Large was the Alumni Association's Female Athlete-of-the-Year INDUCTED 1989 both as a junior in 1987 and senior in 1988. INDUCTED 1993 CHRISTY MORGAN Christy Morgan is the only three-time All-American in ODU field hockey history, and is the only field hockey player in NCAA history to earn a spot on JILL FISHER the all-tournament team four times. Morgan earned Jill Fisher was a two-sport star in both field hockey the sports top honor in 1985 as she was awarded and lacrosse at Old Dominion. She co-captained the the Broderick Cup, as being the nation's top female 1988 NCAA field hockey national championship collegiate athlete. During her four years, ODU won squad that went 26-1. Fisher earned First Team All- three consecutive NCAA national Championships American honors as a senior and honorable mention from 1981-84. Morgan completed her career as All-American honors as a junior. She compiled 70 ODU's all-time leading scorer with 86 career goals and 133 career points. She career goals, 25 career assists, and 95 career points. is also the school's fifth all-time assist leader with 47.During her career at ODU, Fisher also competed in three Olympic Sports Fes- Morgan was a member of the World Cup team, an alternate on the 1984 United tivals, along with the U.S. National team and the States Olympic squad and later a member of the 1988 United States Olympic Under-21 field hockey team. She graduated with a team. Morgan graduated in 1985 from Old Dominion University with a degree degree in biology in 1989. in Health and Physical Education. INDUCTED 1994 INDUCTED 1990

JACKIE GRADY DIANE BRACALENTE Jackie Grady was a two-sport standout in both field One of the main cogs of the most awesome collegiate hockey and lacrosse at Old Dominion, and served field hockey teams ever assembled, Bracalente twice as a captain for both teams. She was a two-time field earned All-America honors. During her four years hockey All-American in the fall of 1985 and 1986, as a Lady Monarch, Old Dominion compiled a and was named to the 1985 NCAA All- Tourna- 75-4-2 record. This included three NCAA national ment squad. Grady played on two NCAA national championships and one third place finish. In 1984 championship field hockey teams in 1983 and in she co-captained the 23-0 team with fellow Hall of 1984. In all, Grady helped lead the Lady Monarchs Famer Christy Morgan. That squad outscored their to a 80-10-2 record during her four seasons. The opponents 127-10, outshot them 625-135 and regis- native of Drexel Hill, Pa., completed her career at Old Dominion as the school's tered 15 shutouts. The Quakertown, Pa., native competed in field hockey on the sixth all-time goal scorer with 50, seventh all-time assist leader with 38 and fifth national and international level, including the Olympic Festival. In 1988 she was all-time points leader with 88. Grady graduated in 1988 with a degree in health one of four Lady Monarchs to represent the United States in the Olympic Games and physical education. in Seoul, Korea. Bracalente earned her degree in sports management. INDUCTED 1995 INDUCTED 1991 36 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 ODU SPORTS Hall of Fame KATHY FOSINA MUSTAIN KELLI JAMES When Kathy Fosina completed her career in the Kelli James was a two-time All-American field fall of 1991, she had the lowest goals against career hockey player, leading Old Dominion to NCAA average in NCAA history at 0.48 and 71 career shut- national championships in 1988, 1990, and 1992. outs. In all, she was a part of three NCAA National In 1992, James became one of an impressive list Championship squads in 1988, 90 and 1991. The of Lady Monarch field hockey players to win the 1991 team allowed only ten goals and went 26-0 coveted Honda Award as the nation's top player on the season. In 1990, Fosina did not allow a goal in her sport leading the nation in scoring with 131 in the three NCAA Tournament matches and was points and 59 assists. She completed her career a member of the 1990 USA National Field Hockey with 65 career goals, 66 career assists, and 198 career squad. In 1989, she was named to the NCAA Championship All-Tournament points. James earned first team All-American honors in 1990 and 1992. She team. During her four years at Old Dominion the Lady Monarchs compiled a also earned All-CAA honors in 1992. James was a four-time All- South Region 99-5-1 record and won their last 36 matches. Fosina was the first Old Dominion selection and was a 1990 and 1992 NCAA All-Tournament selection. James was student athlete to receive the NCAA Women's Enhancement Program Post a member of the 1996 U.S. Olympic field hockey team which competed in the Graduate scholarship. She was a three-time Academic All-State selection and Atlanta Games. She served as vice-captain for the USA field hockey squad at in 1992 was selected to the GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-District squad. The the 1998 World Cup, and tied for the team scoring lead for team USA in the Virginia Beach, Va., native graduated from Old Dominion in 1992 with a degree 1999 Pan American games. The Medford, NJ native graduated with a degree in health and physical education in marketing education in 1992 . INDUCTED 1989 INDUCTED 2003 PAM NEISS Pam Neiss was a two time All-American and mem- ber of three NCAA National Championship teams. During the four years, the Lady Monarchs compiled Samantha Salvia a 99-5-1 record, which included winning the last 36 matches. Neiss completed her career with 80 career Samantha Salvia became Old Dominion University’s assists, 22 goals and 102 career points. She ranked first Rhodes Scholar and was a finalist for the NCAA third all-time in NCAA history in career assists, Women’s of the Year Award. On the field she was a after graduation. Neiss earned All-American honors member of the US under-21 National Field Hockey in 1990 and 1991. She also earned All-CAA in 1991, squad. Salvia was a first team All-CAA selection All-South Region honors in 1990 and 1991 and was named to the NCAA All-Tour- three straight years, an All-South Region pick in 1994 nament team in 1990 and 1991. Neiss was the first Lady Monarch field hockey and 1995, and a third team All-American in 1995. She player to achieve First Team GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-American honors in was also selected as a First Team CoSIDA Academic 1991. She was also a member of the U.S. National Field Hockey squad while at All-American and as a senior, Salvia ranked fourth Old Dominion. The Lancaster, Pa. native graduated with a degree in health and nationally in assists. She helped guide the Lady Monarchs to four straight physical education. NCAA Tournaments. Salvia, a Norristown, PA native, graduated in 1996 with a perfect 4.0 grade point average in Civil Environmental Engineering. She then INDUCTED 1998 graduated from Oxford in England in 1998 with a B.A. in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics and earned an M.S. degree in Environmental Fluid Mechanics CAROLYN SARR from Stanford University in 2000. Carolyn Sarr helped lead the Lady Monarchs to two INDUCTED 2004 straight NCAA National Championship field hockey appearances in 1988 and 1989. The Granby, Ct. na- tive was a first team All-American and All-South Regional selection in 1989 at the midfield position. In four seasons, her teams posted a stellar 85-10 record. Her 45 assists in 1989 was the second best in school history. She completed her career with 66 ca- Winnifred Sanders reer assists, 76 total points and ten goals. Sarr ranks Winnifred Sanders lettered for the Lady Monarch fifth all-time at Old Dominion in assists. Not just a standout in field hockey, Sarr field hockey squad from 1987-90 helping ODU to excelled in lacrosse, lettering in the sport three times. Her leadership qualities two national championships and one runners-up earned her captain spots on both, the field hockey and lacrosse teams. spot. A 1990 first team All-American, Sanders was Sarr graduated in 1990 with a degree in elementary education. also named the 1990-91 ODU Alumni Associations Female Athlete of the Year. Sanders led the Lady INDUCTED 2000 Monarchs with 46 assists on the 1989 NCAA runners- up Squad and led the 1988 national championship team with 34 assists. In 1990, she was second on the ROBIN SMITH national champion squad with 31 assists and third on the team in total points Robin Smith was an integral part in the Lady Mon- with 34. She completed her career with 145 career points and 134 career assists. archs field hockey dominance in the early 1990's. She graduated in 1991 with a BS/BA in business and financial management. She helped lead Old Dominion to three straight NCAA National Championships and was a three- INDUCTED 2006 time NCAA All-Tournament selection in 1990,1991 and 1992. During her four years at Old Dominion, the Lady Monarchs compiled a 98-4-1 record, and two undefeated seasons. A two-time All-American, Smith was a member of the United States National field hockey team from 1990 to 1992, and played on the 12th ranked 1990 World Cup team and the 1991 bronze medal team at the Pan American games. The Jill Reeve three-time All-South Region pick completed her career with 66 goals, 18 assists Jill Reeve is the NCAA’s all-time assist leader as she for 150 points. Smith graduated with a degree in business management. captured 138 during her career with the Lady Mon- archs from 1989-92. During her career, she helped INDUCTED 2001 ODU to three straight NCAA titles from 1990-92 and national runner-up in 1989 and earned All-Tourna- ment honors as a junior in 1991. During her senior MAAIKE HILBRAND campaign, Reeve totaled 52 and managed to tied Maaike Hilbrand from Amstelveen, Holland was the school mark with six assists in a single game on one of the most dominant field hockey players in three occasions. A member of the U.S. Olympic team Lady Monarchs history. She earned All-American and national teams, Reeve competed in the 1996 Summer Games in Atlanta. honors both on and off the field, leading the Lady She was also honored as the United States Field Hockey Association’s Female Monarchs to three NCAA National Championships. Athlete of the Year in 1999 and served as the team’s lone captain in 1997 and She completed her career with 167 career goals 1998. Reeve, a native of Hoosick Falls, NY, graduated with a degree in health which places her second all-time nationally with and physical education. Marina DiGiacomo, also from Old Dominion . Her 372 career points places her third all-time in NCAA INDUCTED 2006 history. Hilbrand led the nation in goals scored and total points all four years she competed. Maaike earned first team All-American honors in 1991 and 1992 and was a Second Team GTE/COSIDA Academic All-American selection. She graduated with a degree in marketing in 1993.

INDUCTED 2002 THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 37 This is Old Dominion University

Koch Hall houses the University Administration

Rollins Hall houses the University’s admissions, financial aid, and other support offices.

The Webb Student Center houses student services, the campus bookstore and many dining options.

Simulation Center. A leader in space-related research, Old Dominion ranks first in the state in funding from NASA for research projects. Old Dominion University campus. The University operates one of the largest wind tunnels in the world at NASA’s Langley Research Center, and its Oceanography, Nuclear Physics, and Modeling and Simulation programs are among the best in the nation. ld Dominion University opened its doors 76 years ago in an The University Village, a 75-acre development along the east side abandoned public school building to 206 students. Known of Hampton Boulevard, is yet another economic spark for the region. at the time as the Norfolk Division of the College of William The 8,600-seat Ted Constant Convocation Center, which opened in Oand Mary, it became an independent, four-year institution fall 2002, is the centerpiece of the project. The Village also currently in 1962 and attained university status in 1969. Today, Old Dominion includes 278 modern apartment units for students, a fitness center enrolls more than 21,000 students, including approximately 6,200 and a variety of restaurants. Plans call for the addition of a research graduate students. Its 185-acre Norfolk campus is the primary hub of park, bookstore, hotel and shopping center. activity, along with four additional higher education centers (Virginia In the classroom, Old Dominion students continue to earn Beach Center, Peninsula Center, Tri-Cities Center and Northern high marks. The University boasts three USA Today Academic All- Virginia Center). Old Dominion is a versatile university, committed Americans and a Truman Fellow. ODU’s first Rhodes Scholar is to its students, their education, personal development and overall former field hockey All-American Samantha Salvia, a 1996 graduate. success. Through its distance learning operation, Old Dominion offers The University offers 68 bachelor’s degrees, 60 master’s nationally ranked programs in the sciences, engineering, arts and degrees, 35 doctoral degrees and two educational specialist degrees, letters, health sciences, business and education. Its network includes and consists of six colleges: Arts and Letters, Business and Public nearly 50 locations throughout Virginia and as far away as Arizona, Administration, Education, Engineering and Technology, Health Georgia, Washington state, and even U.S. Navy ships and submarines Sciences and Sciences. deployed around the globe. Students who live on campus may choose residence hall or Old Dominion is well known for its international focus in both apartment-style living. The attractive Webb University Center its curricula and student population. More than 1,100 international provides a bookstore, cafeteria, food court, game room, lounge areas, students from 100 countries are enrolled at the University. and other shops and offices to serve the student body. The University also contributes to the cultural life of Hampton Old Dominion is one of Virginia’s leading Ph.D. research Roads by presenting music and dance concerts, plays, art exhibits, institutions. The University contributes approximately $600 million and annual literary and film and video festivals. In addition, the a year to the Hampton Roads economy and provides the community President’s Lecture Series brings nationally known speakers to with a variety of programs and services, including the Applied campus each year. Research Center, Virginia Applied Technology and Professional The University is located approximately 200 miles south of Development Center, Military Career Transition Program, Executive Washington, D.C., and is but a short drive to Virginia Beach and the Development Center and the Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Outer Banks of North Carolina. 38 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 ATHLETIC Dept. DIRECTORY (757 Area Code) ODU ADMINISTRATION President: Dr. Roseann Runte...... 683-3159 Athletic Director: Dr. Jim Jarrett...... 683-3369 Senior Associate Athletic Director: Debbie H. White...... 683-3359 Associate Athletic Director: Deb Polca...... 683-3358 Associate Athletic Director: Bruce Stewart...... 683-3369 UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT Assistant A.D./Finance: Dr. Roseann Runte Mark Brown...... 683-3569 Assistant A.D./Event Management: r. Roseann Runte became the seventh president Greg Smith...... 683-6026 Dof Old Dominion University in the summer of Assistant A.D./Compliance/Student-Athlete Welfare: Jeff Wilson...... 683-5474 2001. She has more than 20 years’ experience as a Sports Information Director: professor and senior administrator. Her publications Carol R. Hudson, Jr...... 683-3372 include books, articles and chapters on topics ranging Assoc. Sports Information Director: from economic and cultural development to creative Jamar Ross...... 683-3372 writing. Asst. Sports Information Director: Kimberly Zivkovich...... 683-3372 She has served on national and international Asst. Sports Information Director: boards, including The National Bank of Canada, the Rob Silsbee...... 683-3372 National Library, the Club of Rome, UNESCO and Director of Athletic Publications/Creative Services: the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons. She Tina Price...... 683-3372 Asst. Dir. of Athletic Publications/Creative Services: is currently president of the American Council on Chrisie Henn...... 683-3372 Education’s Commission on International Education, a board member of the Asst. Athletic Business Manager Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Scott Lowery...... 683-4444 and a member of the Executive Advisory Council for SunGard SCT. Athletic Camp Director: Chris Crouch...... 683-4358 Dr. Runte’s work has been recognized with many awards and honors, Dir. of Sales & Corp. Sponsorships: including the Order of Canada, the French Order of Merit, fellowship in the Chuck Gray...... 683-3372 Royal Society and the World Academy of Arts and Science, several honorary Dir. of Game Atmosphere & Student Att.: degrees and a prize from the French Academy. David Weisser...... 683-3372 Life Skills Director/Academic Advisor: April Brecht...... 683-3709 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Academic Advisor: Dr. Jim Jarrett Devon Uiterwyk...... 683-3715 Equipment Room Manager: Andrea Allen...... 683-3371 hen Jim Jarrett arrived on the campus of Old Head Athletic Trainer: WDominion University in the fall of 1967 as a Marty Bradley...... 683-3383 Health and Physical Education professor, he had little Asst. Athletic Trainer: idea that his tenure would be counted in decades. Scott Johnson...... 683-3397 During that time span, he has led the program from Asst. Athletic Trainer: Brynn Schuckman...... 683-5444 a well respected NCAA Division II member to a Athletic Faculty Representative: nationally respected Division I power that has captured Dr. Janis Sanchez-Hucles...... 683-4995 25 national championships. Baseball Coach: Jarrett began his 37th year as athletic director Jerry Meyers...... 683-4360 Men’s Basketball Coach: in 2007, taking over the reigns in 1970 when Bud Blaine Taylor...... 683-3362 Metheny stepped down from that position. As one of Women’s Basketball Coach: the youngest athletic directors in the nation at that time, Jarrett quickly began Wendy Larry...... 683-3401 to make a name for himself and ODU. In 1974, Jarrett became the first athletic Field Hockey Coach: director in the state of Virginia to award grant-in-aids to women student- Beth Anders...... 683-3785 Football Coach: athletes. It was a bold move at the time for a young athletic director and equally Bobby Wilder...... 683-6150 young University, but one that paid great dividends. Just five years later, in Men’s Golf Coach: 1979, the Lady Monarchs won the first of three national championships in Dr. Murray Rudisill...... 683-3300 women’s basketball, and led the nation in attendance. Women’s Golf Coach: Pat Kotten...... 683-4553 Under his leadership, the department’s athletic venues have tripled and Lacrosse Coach (W): are considered state of the art facilities. They include the construction of the Sue Stahl...... 683-4541 Bud Metheny Baseball Complex, the Sailing Center, the Athletic Administration Women’s Rowing Coach: Building, the ODU Soccer Building the 8,500 seat Constant Convocation Center. Heather Weisel...... 683-3372 Sailing Coach (M&W): Currrently, Jarrett is overseeing the construction of the Folkes-Stevens Indoor Mitch Brindley...... 683-3387 Tennis Center, the Powhatan Sports Center, Foreman Field renovations and Men’s Soccer Coach: renovations to the Athletic Administration Building. For all his efforts, Jarrett’s Alan Dawson...... 683-4360 has been honored many times by national and local groups. Most recently, Women’s Soccer Coach: Jarrett was given Lifetime Achievement awards from NACDA and VaSID. In Joe Pereira...... 683-5343 Swimming Coach (M&W): 2003, he was named the Southeast Regional Athletic Director of the Year by Carol Withus...... 683-5752 NACDA. Other awards he’s received include the Collegiate Director’s Award Tennis Coach (M&W): from the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association, and the Norfolk Sports Club Darryl Cummings...... 683-5312 Man of the Year. He served as a member of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Wrestling Coach: Steve Martin...... 683-5311 Committee and is a past president of the Colonial Athletic Association and the Strength & Conditioning Coach: Virginia Sports Hall of Fame. TBA...... 683-5313 An avid golfer and tennis player, Jarrett and his wife Sugie reside in Norfolk. THIRTEEN-Time CAA Champions * 1991 * 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1996 * 1997 *1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2001 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005 39 THE NCAA KNOW THE RULES TO PLAY

o you were born ready to play in the NCAA? NCAA Div. I Core Academic Course Requirements NCAA Div. I Grade and Test Score Requirements You’re one of the top freshmen recruits in the nation. * Four years of English A student-athlete wishing to play at the Division I S You’re ready to rock, to dominate your competitors, * Two years of math (one year of algebra and one year of a level would need to use the following sliding scale to to grab the headlines...to plan for the pros... higher-level mathematics course). determine what SAT or ACT score is needed to practice, Hold on, superstar, your ninth-grade math class was not * Two years of social science. compete, and receive athletic scholarships as a freshman. one of the 14 core courses required by the NCAA. You’re a * Two years of natural or physical science (including one lab The higher the GPA, the lower the test score required: nonqualifier and cannot practice or compete during your course if offered by your high school). TEST SCORES freshman year. * One year of an additional course in English, math, or natural Core SAT ACT Don’t find yourself in the title role of this sad story. If or physical science. GPA (Math & Verbal) you wanna play, know the rules. * Two years of a social science. 3.500 420 39 You’re already taking the right steps — you’re reading * Three years of additionally courses ( from any area above, 3.450 440 41 this feature. Call the NCAA hotline at 1-800-638-3731. foreign language, or nondoctrinal religion/philosophy). 3.400 460 42 3.350 480 43 Register with the NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse. Steps to Success 3.300 500 44 Ask questions. The rules can be complex, so ask your Read: It’s never too early for student-athletes to start 3.250 520 46 school counselors and the NCAA for help. planning for college. Call the NCAA’s Wanna Play? Know the 3.200 540 47 The regulations are in place for a reason. Did you know Rules hotline at 1-800-638-3731 to hear recorded information 3.150 560 48 the odds of a high school football player making it to that will help you find out if you are on track to meet 3.100 580 49 3.050 600 50 the pros are about 1,000 to 1; the odds for a high school academic and core-course requirements. Use the number to 3.000 620 52 basketball player are 10,000 to 3? Take a hard look at those order free copies of the NCAA Guide for the College-Bound 2.950 640 53 numbers and think about what will matter in the long run Student-Athlete. This material will walk you through the 2.900 660 54 — a college education. academic standards, Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse, financial 2.850 680 56 2.800 700 57 Arrive at college ready to compete in the classroom as aid, recruiting rules, and other issues. 2.750 720 59 well as one the playing field. Study as hard as you practice. Register: If you want to participate in Division I sports 2.700 730 60 And don’t wait to get started. If you wait until your senior in college, then you must register with the NCAA’s Initial- 2.650 760 62 year, it may be too late to reach the required grade-point Eligibility Clearinghouse. Ask your guidance counselor 2.600 780 64 average or to enroll for the right kinds of courses. for registration forms or call the hotline to ask for copies. 2.550 800 66 2.500 820 68 If you want to play at the NCAA Division I level, make Student-athletes should start the certification process when 2.450 840-850 70 sure you qualify academically so you can participate they are juniors in high school. 2.400 860 71 athletically. Challenge yourself, because we all want you Also, register to take the ACT or SAT as a junior. Submit 2.350 880 73 to succeed. your Student Release Form to the Clearinghouse by the 2.300 900 75 Core Courses beginning of your senior year. Confused about registering? 2.250 920 77 2.200 940 79 To play sports as a freshman in NCAA Division I, you Ask questions of your coaches, your counselors, or call the 2.150 960 80 must meet specific standards. You must graduate from high hotline. 2.100 970 82 school and make at least a 2.000 grade point average based 2.050 990 84 on a 4.000 scale in 14 core academic courses. 2.000 1010 86 *Requirements/rules are subject to change according to NCAA legislation. 2008 FIELD HOCKEY CAMPS BE A PART OF THE TRADITION

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40 Nine-Time NCAA Champions * 1982 * 1983 * 1984 * 1988 * 1990 * 1991 * 1992 * 1998 * 2000 Powhatan Sports Complex New Home of the ODU Field Hockey Program Anna Kern. Titia Beek, Sue Myers, Assistant Coach Second Row (Left to Right): Right): to (Left Second Row Anders Sieders,Anna Cooke, Kelly Courtney Alexander. McLenegan, Aswegen, Sami Brendle, Sandra Trainer Field Hockey stadium will include: • 1,500 permanent seats, with room for an additional 1,500 temporary / expansion seats, Ann van Athletic • “Astro Turf 12,” the most preferred playing surface by collegiate and professional players and coaches,

Gwen Assistant Coach • a “water cannon” watering system, • the latest in technology for scoreboards, the press box and field lighting, • Concessions and restrooms, Building Square Footage:

Arianne Evans, Stephanie Kratzer, 58,000 (GSF)

Amanda Russell, • Easy access and parking for field hockey games and athletic camps.

Amanda Bieber, Expected Completion Date:

Trainer Sports Center- A state-of-the-art facility that will include: Summer 2008 • Offices, locker rooms, athletic training and strength training areas, Athletic • Two-story terrazzo entrance lobby, that will include display areas, Shannon Mobley,

Conn, Alyschia • Outdoor second level balcony, suitable for entertaining, overlooking the field hockey stadium, • Over 6,000 square feet for strength training, that will include the latest in fitness and weight equipment, • Over 3,000 square foot athletic training facility, Jo Lise Donkersloot, Smither, Katelyn Warren, • Video editing / projection suites to assist coaches with player development and game strategy.

FOREMAN FIELD - “HOME OF THE LADY MONARCHS” Third Row (Standing Left to Right): Right): to (Standing Left Row Third Shea, Hanna Kathleen Beth Student Manager Bob Speth, Head Coach Clutter, Paige Hatch, Loran Ueberroth, Katie Richardson, Driscoll, Samantha First Row (Kneeling Left to Right): to (Kneeling Left First Row ESIGNED in a Georgian architec-tural style and constructed entirely of brick that matches nearby Rollins Hall and the walkways of the D Williamsburg Lawn, Foreman Field serves as the home of the Lady Monarch field hockey program. Built in 1936 with state and federal funds pro- vided during the Great Depression, Foreman Field was named after Norfolk attorney A.H. Foreman,

Y a member of William and Mary’s board of visitors and one of the founders of the Norfolk Division of E William and Mary, which later became Old Dominion

K University. Originally intended as the home of the Norfolk Division football program, it found new life C as the home to other college and community sports

O programs when football was dropped in 1941. The 20,000-seat stadium was completely renovated H in 1981, when Astroturf replaced the grass playing surface, and new bleachers, locker rooms, press D boxes, concession stands, and lights were added at

L a cost of $3.2 million. Field hockey was played at Foreman Field for E

I the first time in 1974, when the field was shared with men’s soccer. Currently, field hockey and F lacrosse are the only varsity sports to compete at Foreman Field. The field hockey locker room is located under the east stands of Foreman Field, and provides the Lady Monarchs with a modern and spacious place to prepare for games and practices. Offices for Head Coach Beth Anders and Assistant Coach Sue Myers are also located in the locker room complex. The locker room features separate lockers for each player, equipment storage, and a team meeting area in the center of the locker room.