2010 Bryant University women's lacrosse media guide

The Ocean State

BRYANT UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S LACROSSE

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GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .................................................. Smithfield, R.I. 02917Founded .............................................................................. 1863Enrollment .......................................................................... 3,200President .......................................... Hon. Ronald K. MachtleyDirector of Athletics .................................................... Bill SmithColors ........................................................ Black, Gold & WhiteNickname ...................................................................... BulldogsAffiliation .......................................................... NCAA Division IConference ............................................................ Independent

(Northeast Conference, 2012-13)Arena .................. Bryant Turf Field (500/artificial turf/lights)

Bulldog Stadium (3,400/natural grass)Website............................................ www.bryantbulldogs.comAthletic Department Phone ............................ (401) 232-6070Press Box Phone (Bulldog Stadium only) ...... (401) 232-6829

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ............................................................ Karen Healy

Alma Mater .................................................. Syracuse ’02Record at Bryant............................ 35-29 (four seasons)Career Record ................................ 38-42 (five seasons)

Assistant Coach ........................ Caitlin Hansen (second year)Alma Mater ......................................................Bryant ’08

Athletic Trainer .......................................................... Matt Cutts

TEAM INFORMATION2009 Record.......................................................................... 3-13

Home I Away I Neutral............................ 1-3 I 2-10 I 0-0First Varsity Season ............................................................ 2002All-Time Program Record .................... 75-58 (eight seasons)Letterwinners Returning/Lost ............................................ 15/4Starters Returning/Lost ........................................................ 9/3Newcomers ................................................................................ 6Roster by Year (Sr./Jr./So./Fr.) ...................................... 5/5/6/6NCAA Appearances............................................................ none

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSAssistant Director (Contact).......................... Allie Weinberger

Office Phone .......................................... (401) 232-6558Cell Phone .............................................. (484) 894-1525Email .......................................... [email protected] ............................................................ (401) 232-6361

Assoc. A.D./External Relations .......................... Jason SullivanOffice Phone .......................................... (401) 232-6072Email ................................................jsulliva@bryant.edu

Athletic Communications Assistant ...................... Brian BruceOffice Phone ........................ (401) 232-6000 ext. 20113Email ................................................bbruce@bryant.edu

Director of Marketing & Promotions................ Jane DonahueOffice Phone ............................................(401) 232-6513Email [email protected]

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATIONSenior Associate A.D. .......................................... John RuppertDirector of Compliance/SWA .......................... Beth WandyesHead Athletic Trainer .................................... Patrick O’SullivanTeam Physicians.................................. Michael Feldman, M.D.

Jonathan Gastel, M.D.Equipment Manager ............................................ Angelo CaliriDirector of Operations ....................................Deborah LevineON THE COVERS

Senior captains Victoria Kuhns (top left), Jessica Bolton (center) and Allison Faiola (top right) are featured on the front cover of the 2010 women’s lacrosse media guide, while seniors Eliza DeMarseilles (left) and Nikole Such (right) are featured on the back. Cover design by Allie Weinberger.

The 2010 Bryant University women’s lacrosse media guide is published by the Department of Athletics in conjunction with the Office of University Relations. This publication was writtenand designed by Allison Weinberger, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications. Editorial assistance provided by Jason Sullivan, Brian Bruce, Karen Healy and Caitlin Hansen. Photography by David Silverman. Printing by Minuteman Press.

BRYANT AT A GLANCE

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BRYANT UNIVERSITY............................................................................2-10This is Bryant University........................................................................2-3This is Bryant Athletics ..........................................................................4-5Athletic Facilities ........................................................................................6The Stadium Expansion Project ..............................................................7President Ronald K. Machtley..................................................................8Director of Athletic Bill Smith ..................................................................8Athletic Administration..............................................................................9The Academic Center for Excellence ....................................................102010 SEASON OUTLOOK ..................................................................11-12MEET THE COACHING STAFF..................................................................13Head Coach Karen Healy ......................................................................13Assistant Coach Caitlin Hansen ............................................................132010 ROSTER ............................................................................................14MEET THE TEAM..................................................................................15-20Returners ............................................................................................15-19Newcomers ..............................................................................................202009 YEAR IN REVIEW ............................................................................21THE RECORD BOOK ..........................................................................22-23Individual Career Records ......................................................................22Individual Single Season Records..........................................................22Individual Game Records ......................................................................22Goalie Career, Season and Game Records ..........................................23Team Records ..........................................................................................23All-Time Series Records ..........................................................................23YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS ..........................................................................24

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this is bryant

Bryant University www.bryantbulldogs.com Bryant University www.bryantbulldogs.com Bryant Un

“No. 2 Most Wired Campus”— The Princeton Review

on Forbes.com

In a world where change is theonly constant, it takes more than

ambition to succeed.

At Bryant University, you’ll gain aneducation in personal effectivenessand professional vision. You willstudy where practice and theory in-tersect, where experience is yourteacher, where character and suc-cess go hand in hand.

You’ll explore the arts and humani-ties and step outside the box. You’lllearn to see solutions where otherssee problems. You’ll come to em-brace classic words like “integrity”and “responsibility,” because atBryant they’ve always been impor-tant.

You’ll master the technology oftoday to change tomorrow. You’ll befirmly planted in your chosen fieldand thoroughly prepared to bendwhen the winds of change blow.You’ll create new ways of doingbusiness and apply them to thebusiness of life.

FOCUSING ON THE BEST BUSINESSPRACTICESAdaptability, change, innovation —these are the hallmarks of theBryant academic program. Yourpath to leadership starts with an ed-ucation in excellence.

Our state-of-the-art curriculum hasbeen designed to meet the needsof the 21st-century workplace andoffers a broadbased educationthrough 15 undergraduate pro-grams in business, technology andliberal arts.

You can expand your options bypursuing any one of 18 minors in avariety of leading-edge disciplines,such as biotechnology, environ-mental science, women’s studiesand international business.

Excellence and a commitment toteaching the best business practiceshave defined a Bryant educationthroughout its history — we wereone of the first universities in NewEngland to offer a financial servicesconcentration, a program now con-sidered among the best of its kind.

THE GEORGE E. BELLO CENTER FORINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYOpening in September 2002, thisstate-of-the-art addition to theBryant campus houses the exten-sive collection of the Douglas andJudith Krupp Library, as well asgroup and individual study areas,electronic classrooms, a digital li-brary, a trading room that simulatesreal-world financial trading condi-tions, a cybercafe and a wireless en-vironment with more than 450 dataports for students’ computers.

AN IDEAL LOCATIONBryant’s location in Smithfield, RI, willconnect you with a wealth of per-sonal and professional opportunities.Nicknamed “The Ocean State,”Rhode Island is brimming with din-ing, entertainment and recreationalong its more than 400 miles ofcoastline and 100-plus beaches.

Only 15 minutes from campus, thestate capital of Providence is easilyaccessible and provides numerouscareer and internship opportunitiesand is a Renaissance City rich in cul-ture and American history.

And what could be better than liv-ing at a university that puts you intouch with the major metropolitanareas of the east? At only one hourfrom Boston and three hours fromNew York City, Bryant is withinrange of Fortune 500 corporations,professional sports teams, nation-ally recognized museums, theatresand cultural institutions across theNortheast.

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Rated a “Best Buy”in higher education

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BRYANT UNIVERSITY IS ACCREDITED BY:The New England Association of

Schools and Colleges (NEASC)

The Associated to Advance CollegiateSchools of Business (AACSB)*

The Association of American Collegeand Universities (AACU)

* Less than 10 percent of business schools worldwide are given this accreditation.

Listed in ThePrinceton Review’s“Top 361 Colleges

in America.”

QUICK FACTSTYPE OF SCHOOL: Private/IndependentFOUNDED: 1863CAMPUS: 420 acres, located 12 miles northwest ofProvidence, 50 miles from Boston and 195 milesfrom New York CityUNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT: 3,200 full-timeand part-time undergrads, representing 31 statesand 32 countriesGRADUATE ENROLLMENT: Over 400 full-time andpart-time graduate students in three master’s programsLIVING ARRANGEMENTS: Housing is guaranteed forfour years

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMSCollege of Arts and Sciences

B.S. in Actuarial Mathematics B.A. in Applied Economics B.S. in Applied Mathematics and Statistics B.A. in Applied Psychology B.A. in Communication B.A. in Liberal Arts

EconomicsEnglishGlobal StudiesHistoryInternational StudiesHistoryInternational StudiesLiterary and Cultural StudiesPolitics and Law

B.A. in Global Studies B.A. in History B.A. in Literary and Cultural Studies B.A. in Politics and Law B.A. in Sociology

College of BusinessB.S. in Business Administration

AccountingAccounting Information SystemsApplied Actuarial MathematicsComputer Information SystemsFinanceFinancial ServicesManagementMarketing

B.S. in Information TechnologyB.S. in International Business

Special programs for academic credit: Honors Program, Internships, Study Abroad, Army ROTC,Learning for Leadership

ATHLETICS: NCAA Division I transitional member; Setto become 12th member of the Northeast Conference in 2012-13; 11 varsity sports for menand 11 for women

Ninety-eight percent of all full-time, tenured andtenure-track faculty have earned a Ph.D. or the

highest designation in their field.

Bryant University fosters and promotes a great dealof personal interaction between students and faculty,

with class sizes averaging 28 students and a student-to-faculty ratio of 16:1.

The University’s new Communications Complexhouses a television studio that is equipped with

state-of-the-art digital editing technology and thebest production equipment and facilities available. It is also the home of Bryant’s student-run radio

station, “WJMF: The Beat of Bryant.”

Bryant’s residence halls and townhouses provide an environment that fosters

intellectual, social and personal growth. Eighty-three percent of students live on campus.

In 2008, Bryant was visited by a pair offormer U.S. presidents. Bill Clinton spoke

to the student body in February, whileGeorge H. W. Bush delivered the

commencement address in May 2008.

MEN’S SPORTS

BaseballBasketballCross CountryFootballGolfLacrosseSoccerSwimmingTennisIndoor Track and FieldOutdoor Track and Field

WOMEN’S SPORTS

BasketballCross CountryField HockeyLacrosseSoccerSoftballSwimmingTennisIndoor Track and FieldOutdoor Track and FieldVolleyball

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Bryant has enjoyed tremendous growth and success in athletics over the past few years withquite fruitful results, the apex of which came in

2008-09 with its move up to the Division I ranks.

On the field, bountiful Bulldog teams and individualshave qualified for a number of NCAA Championships.In its final four years of Division II competition, 55teams qualified for the postseason, including all 22sports in the Bulldogs’ unprecedented 2007-08 campaign. Six teams captured Northeast-10 Conference titles in Bryant’s final year of Division IIplay, three of them winning both the regular seasonand the league tournament.

In 2007-08, Bryant athletic teams made 16 NCAATournament appearances, featured seven All-America picks, 15 all-region selections, 60 all-conference accolades, two conference Coach of theYear honors, two tournament MVPs and one conference Player of the Year en route to its fourthNortheast-10 President’s Cup Trophy in the last fiveyears. That year alone, the Bulldogs boasted 24 academic all-conference selections.

The University saw the men’s lacrosse team earn anational No. 1 ranking in its final year of Division II,while women’s soccer enjoyed its highest nationalranking in program history, grabbing the No. 2 spot.Other nationally ranked teams in 2007-08 includedbaseball, field hockey and men’s tennis.

The Bulldogs opened up a new era of Bryant

Athletics in 2008-09, and to amazing results. Witheach of Bryant’s 22 programs earning its first Division I win, the Bulldogs knocked off teams fromthe Big East, Ivy League, America East, Patriot League,ACC, Atlantic 10 and CAA en route to a truly impressive year, both on the field and off. Four teamswould finish .500 or better, including football, baseball and men’s lacrosse, while golf took firstplace at the New England Championships. The men’slacrosse program received votes in both national pollswhile 124 student-athletes were named to the Northeast Conference Academic Honor Roll.

Bryant will continue DI competition during its four-year reclassification period before becoming a fullmember of the NEC in 2012-13.

Bryant offers 22 varsity sports, with its most recentaddition to the Bulldog community coming in 2005with the debut of men’s and women’s swimming.

In addition to its intercollegiate sports programs,Bryant also offers 11 club sports teams and a popular intramural program throughout the academicyear.

Tupper, the Bryant University bulldog mascot,was named after Earl Tupper, president and founder of the

Tupperware Corpora-tion. Mr. Tupper donated his 220-

acre Smithfield farmestate to what was then

Bryant College on October24, 1967. Tupper, who had

originally planned to sell hisestate, was so impressed

with Bryant that he decided todonate the land instead, allowing

Bryant to move from its original locationon Providence’s East Side to its current

Smithfield, R.I. residence.

Originally nicknamed the Indians, Bryant became the Bulldogs in 1995. Out of appreciation for Earl Tupper and his generosity, when the school made the move,Tupper the Bulldog was born.

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Bryant University has produced 63All-Americans over its Division II history.

Seven Bulldogs have earned AcademicAll-America honors.

The Bulldogs have won 41 conferencetournaments since co-founding the NE-10.

Bryant student-athletes have earned 92 teamand individual NCAA tournament berths.

Bryant student-athletes have won eight ECACChampionships among seven different sports.

Of those All-Americans, 28 of them wererecognized as First Team selections.

Bryant has brought 44 regular-seasonconference titles back to campus.

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facilities

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Ahighlight of Bryant University’s stellar athletic facilities, the Bryant Turf Complex was completed in2006 to provide a new home for Bulldog field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer and men’s andwomen’s lacrosse.

Made from Sprinturf technology, the field provides a consistent G-max level that trumps even the mostprestine of natural grass fields. The playing surface is surrounded by a state-of-the-art track, rennovated in 2006 as part of the Turf Field project, which houses both the men’s and women’s track

and field programs, while the field also serves as a practice facility for a number of Bryant teams.

With the recent addition of stadium lights, the Complex also allows for athletic practice and competition throughout the seasons. A new scoreboard provides the Bulldogs with timing and scoringnot just for field hockey, soccer and lacrosse, but also for track timing up to eight lanes. Meanwhile,Bryant’s recently installed bleachers accomodate its many fans — the Bulldogs drew a crowd of over 1,000for its men’s lacrosse contest against crosstown Brown University in 2009.

The Bryant Turf Complex is located adjacent to Bulldog Stadium, and the complex shares the stadium’sconcourse, training room, concession stand and restrooms. An upgrade to the stadium’s concourse, completed in 2009, also gives Turf Field teams new and improved locker rooms of their own inside the com-plex, offering cutting edge video technology, coaches lockers and comfortable and accomodating team rooms.

In addition to serving as the home of Bryant field hockey, soccer and lacrosse, the Bryant Turf Complexhas played host to the Rhode Island Special Olympics, Relay for Life and several conference and NCAAchampionships.

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The Stadium Expansion Project, Bryant University’s newest addition to its

athletic facilities, was completed onAugust 31, 2009, marking the addition ofbrand new, state-of-the-art locker room facilities for Bryant student-athletes aswell as the completion of renovations

to Bulldog Stadium and the BryantField House.

The 15-week project, whichbegan in the Summer of 2009,

included the addition of five newlocker rooms, as well as two coaches’ meeting

rooms and a fully equipped training room.

Thanks to the generous donation of formerBulldog lacrosse player and Bryant alumnus

David Bierne, who made the Stadium Expansion Project possible, the women’s

lacrosse program is the beneficiary ofone of the nation’s newest and most

impressive facilities.

Nestled on the back concourseof Bulldog Stadium just stepsfrom both of the team’s two

practice and game fields lies a 460-square foot locker room tailored specifically to the

comforts and needs of the women’s lacrosse program. The modern and personalized meeting

place features 30 individualized fine oak lockers, a comfortable lounge area, high-

definition flatscreen television and personalshower facilities, and well as state-of-the-

art audio/visual technology.

The fully carpeted area, used solelyby the women’s lacrosse program,

also comes outfitted with itsown coaches’ office space andfull access to the brand new

athletic training room.

Designed by Edward Rowse Architects, this spacious area cultivates a

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true team atmosphere and provides the perfect space for team meetings, film review and a multitude of other activities, both in and out of season.

The Stadium Expansion project also added brand new locker room facilities for the Bryant football, field hockey, men’s lacrosse and women’s soccerteams and stretches the length of the Bulldog Stadium concourse. The additions to the field house fullfill the needs of many Bulldog student-athletes,as the Bryant University Athletic Department continues to grow and expand not just on the road to full Division I membership, but also on its way to

becoming a competitive player on the Division I scene. The addition was officially opened for the start of the 2009-10 fall seasons.

BILL SMITHDirector of Athletics

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Hon. Ronald K. MachtleyBryant University President Under the leadership of President Ronald K. Machtley,

Bryant University has evolved into one of the mostprogressive and leading institutions of higher learn-

ing in New England.

Hardly a president who remains behind the scenes when itcomes to intercollegiate athletics, Machtley — a former col-legiate student-athlete in his own right — has been an ar-dent supporter of Bulldog sports since becoming theUniversity’s seventh president in 1996.

Mr. Machtley’s “New Century Plan For Excellence” initiatedthe most significant enhancements to the Bryant campusand community since the university’s move to Smithfield,and athletics was no exception. His New Century Plan sawthe Bulldogs’ varsity athletics program expand to 22 teamswith the addition of football, field hockey, men’s andwomen’s lacrosse, and in 2005 men’s and women’s swim-ming.

The addition of the new varsity programs brought about anoverhaul of the university’s athletics facilities as well. Theserenovations are highlighted by the construction of BulldogStadium, which serves as the home of the Bryant football,soccer and lacrosse teams, as well as state-of-the-art fieldsfor baseball, softball and field hockey. Changes to Bulldogathletics also inspired and supported the introduction of theWellness Center, which provides Bryant with a health andfitness center that is second to none.

Before assuming the presidency at Bryant in June of 1996,Mr. Machtley was best known as one of Rhode Island’s lead-

ing public servants. He served as a member of the UnitedStates House of Representatives from 1988 to 1995 and wasa member of the House Armed Services Committee. He wasalso the ranking Republican on the Small Business Com-mittee’s Minority Enterprise, Finance and Urban Develop-ment Subcommittee and co-founder of the first HouseWorking Group on Mental Health. As a reflection of the es-teem in which his congressional colleagues held him, Mr.Machtley was elected president of his congressional classduring each of his terms in the House.

Upon completion of his term in Congress, Mr. Machtleyserved as a partner in the international telecommunicationslaw firm Wilkinson, Barker, Knauer & Quinn in Washington,D.C. He is admitted to practicing law in Rhode Island, Mas-sachusetts and Florida.

President Machtley is a 1970 graduate of the United StatesNaval Academy in Annapolis, Md. He earned a juris doc-torate from Suffolk University in 1978 and served on activeduty in the United States Navy. Mr. Machtley also completed25 years of service as a captain in the U.S. Naval Reserves.He was a member of the board of visitors of the UnitedStates Naval Academy from 1992 to 1995 and currentlyserves on the boards of several corporations, as well as onthe boards of many civic and charitable organizations.

President Machtley and his wife, Kati, have two childrenand reside on the Bryant campus. Their son, Todd, is a grad-uate of Muhlenberg College and their daughter, Erin, grad-uated from Villanova University in 1998.

Now in his fourth year as the Director ofAthletics at Bryant University, Bill Smithis the leader of one of the most success-

ful athletics departments in the Northeast. Dur-ing the past two years, Smith has prepared thedepartment for a new era in Bryant Athletics andcontinues to guide the Bulldog program as thedepartment makes its move to Division I, aprocess that began in 2008-09.

A former Senior Associate Athletics Director forSport Administration at Iowa State, Smith wasnamed Athletic Director at Bryant on April 10,2006.

Since arriving at Bryant University in the springof 2006, the Bulldogs won two Northeast-10Conference Presidents' Cup trophies while gar-nering eight regular-season and five conferencetournament championships. A total of 17 teamshave participated in the NCAA Championshipsduring his tenure, including a Bulldog footballprogram that qualified back-to-back in 2006 and2007 and men’s lacrosse program that earned aFinal Four finish. Under Smith's guidance,Bryant's student-athletes posted the highest-

ever semester GPA in the fall of 2008 with 215student-athletes exceeding a 3.0 and 33 percentearning Dean's List honors. The 2007-08 yearended with Bryant earning a place among thetop schools in the nation with a final ranking of17 in the NACDA Director's Cup standings. In2008-09, Bryant not only started its transition toDivision I, but gained full membership into theNortheast Conference as well.

Prior to arriving at Bryant, Smith spent eightyears at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa. Hejoined the Cyclones as compliance director in1998 before he was promoted to associate ath-letics director in 2002 and senior associate ath-letics director in 2005.

At Iowa State, Smith managed oversight re-sponsibilities for facilities, event management,licensing, compliance, academic services, sportsmedicine, athletic training and strength and con-ditioning. During his tenure, ISU completed a$10 million dollar indoor training facility, a $1million dollar renovation of Jack Trice Stadium,installed a $170,000 permanent lighting systemat the Soccer Complex, increased licensing rev-

enue by partnering with LRG and achieved an89 percent graduation rate for student-athleteswho exhausted eligibility. Smith served on theUniversity Steering Committee for NCAA secondcycle certification in 2003 whereby ISU achievedsecond cycle certification without conditions.Iowa State's football program was selected toparticipate in bowl games four out of five years.Gymnastics, wrestling, football, women's indoortrack, men's and women's basketball all rankedin the Top 20 nationally while wrestling finishedNo. 2 in the country in 2002 and No. 6 in 2004.

Prior to joining the Iowa State staff, Smith servedas executive associate director for complianceand championships at the Patriot League for oneyear. In that role, he managed 19 conferencechampionships, was the conference's primaryliaison with all coaches groups, and directedleague-wide compliance education programs.

A native of Auburn, N.Y., Smith graduated fromColgate University in 1990 with a bachelor's de-gree in political science. During his time at Col-gate, Smith played both football and lacrossefrom 1985 to 1989. He was awarded the Tom

Dodge Award in 1989 for exemplifying out-standing effort, determination and performance.

Smith earned his law degree from QuinnipiacCollege of Law in 1995 and was admitted to theNew York State Bar in 1996. Smith and his wifeMaura have four children: Molly, Liam, Danieland Marin.


administration

INSIDE THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT

PATRICK O’SULLIVANHead Athletic Trainer

Saint Bonaventure ’00

MELANIE GRANAssistant Athletic

TrainerSt. Andrew’s

Presbyterian ’02

JILLEYAN HOFFMANAssistant Athletic Trainer

Kings College ’06JMU ’08

TIM BRIENStrength &

Conditioning CoachUniversity of

Rhode Island ’02

CCOOAACCHHEESS && AADDMMIINNIISSTTRRAATTOORRSS

BETHANY WANDYESDirector of

Compliance/SWA

JASON SULLIVANAssociate AD/

External Relations

THERESA GARLACYHead Coach

Volleyball

CHRIS FLINTHead Coach

Women’s Soccer

MARTY FINEHead Coach

Football

JENNIFER DIPRETEHealth & Wellness

Coordinator

JANE DONAHUEDirector of Marketing

& Promotions

JAMIE PINZINOHead Coach

Baseball

KELLEY TIARKSLife Skills Coordinator

LISA-ANN WALLACEHead Coach

Softball

ALLIE WEINBERGERAssistant Director of

Athletic Communications

SEAMUS PURCELLHead CoachMen’s Soccer

MIKE PRESSLERHead Coach

Men’s Lacrosse

RON GENDRONHead CoachMen’s Tennis

STEPHANIE REILLYHead Coach

XC/Track & Field

ARCHIE BOULETHead CoachMen’s Golf

ANGELO CALIRIOperations/

Equipment Manager

KATIE CAMERONHead CoachSwimming

MARY BURKEHead Coach

Women’s Basketball

BARBARA CILLIHead Coach

Women’s Tennis

KAREN HEALEYHead Coach

Women’s Lacrosse

TIM O’SHEAHead Coach

Men’s Basketball

BRIAN BRUCECommunications

Assistant

SHAUNESSY SAUCIERHead CoachField Hockey

JOHN RUPPERTAssociate Director

of Athletics

DEB LEVINEDirector of Operations

ATHLETIC TRAINING STRENGTH & CONDITIONING


At Bryant University, student-ath-letes are expected to be exactlythat — true student-athletes. Andfrom the administration, to thecoaches, to the support staff,Bryant Athletics strives for all-around excellence, not just onthe court but in the classroom aswell. Among the many academicservices student-athletes are en-couraged to take advantage of isthe Academic Center for Excel-lence.

The Academic Center for Excel-lence (ACE) is dedicated to help-ing Bryant students achieve theirgoal of academic success. Learning specialists pro-vide individualized assistance in college level studyskill development for all students. Here, student-athletes can seek help in any area of study fromone of Bryant’s 14 professional staff members, 30trained peer tutors, 15 peer writing consultants andnumerous other staff members trained in differentsubjects, areas and styles of learning.

All Bryant coaches are given updated academicprogress and grade reports throughout the seasonwhile mandatory study hall hours are put in placefor all students.

The goal at ACE is tohelp students becomeself-reliant, independ-ent, confident learnersso they may success-fully meet the de-mands of theirchosen academiccurricula. This isachieved through amyriad of servicesto support aca-demic progressand find whatlearning and studystrategies work

best for each student. ACE provides support for stu-dents working on individual assignments and forthose working on group projects.

Students requiring special accommodations are en-couraged to read more about the center’s LearningDisability Services and make an appointment assoon as they register for courses each semester.

Second languagelearners seeking extrasupport are encour-aged to read moreabout our Interna-tional and ESL Stu-dent Services. ACEalso provides spe-cialized services forStudent Athletes.

ACE Peer Tutors aretrained and certifiedby The CollegeReading and Learn-ing Association

(CRLA) and offer both one-on-one andgroup appointments for a variety of academic sub-jects. Learning Labs allow students to work with aSpecialist or Peer Tutor on math, economics, fi-nance or accounting assignments.

The Writing Center, housed within ACE, provides one-on-one services with professional Writing Specialists

and student Writing Consultants, whoare also CRLA

trained andcertified. Theability to writeclearly and ef-fectively is acritical skill inany professionalfield and is a keyto success inmany courses.The Writing Centerstaff work withstudents at all

stages of the writing process, in-cluding brainstorming, outlining,thesis development and draft ed-iting. Writing Reference Materialsare provided for students seekingspecific information on everythingfrom how to use MLA and APAreference formatting to the differ-ent writing styles used in specifictypes of courses.

Both ACE and The Writing Centeroffer Workshops for studentsthroughout the semester andprovide Faculty Services includ-ing class visits and tours of thecenter.

the Academic Center for

Excellence

STUDENT-ATHLETE STUDY HALL

LEARNING LAB

WORKSHOP ROOM


2010 SEASON OUTLOOK

With a season of Division I competitionunder its belt and any doubts about itsability to compete now erased, the Bryant

University women’s lacrosse team is ready forRound Two.

And the Bulldogs are more talented and driven thanever entering their second season at the Division Ilevel after finishing the 2009 campaign with a 3-13overall record. Bryant lost just a trio of starters fromlast year’s squad and returns 15 letterwinners set tojoin ranks with arguably the deepest and most ex-citing recruiting class in Bryant women’s lacrossehistory.

Still, the challenge of another full DI schedule willnot be easy, particularly since the Bulldogs willspend much of it within the Northeast Conference,where they play a full league slate for the first time.

But with a 2010 squad that returns a veteran corefull of talent and dedication and gets a fresh lookfrom its six-man freshman class, the Bulldogs areready not only to continue their success, but tobuild on it and achieve even greater goals as the fu-ture unfolds.

ATTACKDespite losing two attackers from last year’s startingunit, head coach Karen Healy isn’t concerned abouther team’s need to fill holes.

That’s because any “gaps” left by the graduation of15-game starter Lauren Albert and 2009 leadingscorer Delia Glover will be plugged by an offensiveunit that features a far more balanced attack, thanksto the development of now-sophomores LaurenSheridan (Bethpage, N.Y.) and Antoinette Lombardi(Wallingford, Conn.), both of whom spent theirfreshmen campaigns honing their skills beside lastyear’s seniors.

Sheridan earned starts in 13 games as a rookie lastseason, appearing in all 16 contests while finishingfourth on the team in scoring (18 goals, 5 assists)and second among all freshmen. Sheridan led the

team in free position goals with nine in 15 tries andpicked up 13 ground balls in 2009. Lombardi stepsinto the starting lineup having seen action in 12games last season, chipping in four goals with a trioof assists on the year.

The sophomore duo will be joined by veteranstarter and two-year captain Alli Faiola (Billerica,Mass.), who is the team’s top returning scorer with33 goals and a team-best 16 assists to her name in2009. Faiola is deadly in free position opportunities,converting eight of her 10 attempts, and picked up17 ground balls with 13 draw controls in 16 ap-pearances a year ago.

The trio make up a dream unit for Healy and theBulldogs, and each one brings a different and im-pressive asset to the table.

“Sheridan is a pitbull of a player,” said Healy. “Andwith her freshman year now behind her, she hasthat much more confidence in her abilities, so wewill count on her for her quickness and for thecanon-like shot that served her so well as a rookie.”

Sheridan’s tough and fiesty style of play goes nicelywith the crafty play of Lombardi.

“They have great chemistry when it comes to thedouble team and they work together so well tocause turnovers in transition,” Healy said of the duo.

A sneaky attacker, Lombardi has a knack for gettingunderneath and open, providing a consistent op-tion for an outlet pass or quick shot.

“She plays from behind the cage a lot,” said Healy,“putting herself into the quarterback role as well.”

But the experience of the Bulldogs’ top offensiveline lies in Faiola, whose strong and steady play dic-tates the tempo on the field.

“Alli plays with no fear,” said Healy. “She is a trueleader on the field, and her teammates look to heras a two-year captain to guide them in games andin practice.”

But there are three other attackers waiting in wingsfor the call, including a pair of newcomers in TrishaStarkey (Stow, Mass.) and Kelsea Gettings (Walling-ford, Conn.).

With commanding speed, Gettings could have animpact off the bench in her rookie campaign.

“Kelsea’s speed is a huge asset to us and will gether minutes this season,” said her coach. “That,combined with the strong and accurate shot shehas, could be enough to keep her on the field. Weexpect her to up our offensive game each time shegets on the field.”

Starkey, as with walk-on junior Kaitlinh Ho (Dan-bury, Conn.), will look to learn from those ahead ofher and grow into a role player as the season pro-gresses. Ho could fill into that role even sooner, asher game knowledge and skill levels continue togrow and improve after joining the team as a soph-omore in 2009.

“She has impressed the coaching staff with hergame IQ as well as her dedictation and should seemore time this season because of it.”

MIDFIELDBryant boasts a strong returning midfield corps insophomores Mary Green (Merrick, N.Y.) and KaylaManzi (Agawam, Mass.), junior Meg Atha (ValleyCottage, N.Y.) and seniors Eliza DeMarseilles (Bran-ford, Conn.) and Nikole Such (Wrightstown, N.J.), aunit that remains fully intact from a year ago.

A fervent competitor with a poised voice on thefield, Green is always an offensive threat for theBulldogs after leading all freshmen in scoring lastseason and finishing third on the team with 29goals and nine helpers. Green will step into the cen-ter role for the second-straight season and will belooked at to continue winning draw controls (sec-ond on team in 2009 with 31) and picking upground balls (third with 22). But with her freshmanyear behind her, she will be called on to do more

2010 SEASON OUTLOOK

than ever in her second season.

“Mary can assume any role on the field,from attack and midfield to transitionplay and defense,” said Healy. “She is themost versatile player on our roster, notto mention a fierce opponent with goodsize and a tremendous competitivedrive.”

Manzi enters her sophomore season asone of the Bulldogs’ most physical assetswhile fellow starter Atha will be theplayer called upon to put her newly de-veloped offensive prowess to work forthe Black and Gold.

“Kayla has the potential to be one of ourmost powerful threats, and we are look-ing to Atha to be the team’s top scoringthreat out of the midfield,” said Healy.

“Meg is becoming a player her teammates look to inthe offensive third,” she added. “But not only hasshe started to fulfill her potential offensively, she hasalso really come into her own on defense. She hasworked hard this offseason and it shows.”

The most experienced midfielder on the Bryantside, DeMarseilles will open the 2010 season as astarter for the third-consecutive year, and the Bull-dogs would be hard-pressed to find a more ag-gressive player or a harder worker. She is joined byclassmate Such, who is the most fit player on theteam and uses her tireless legs and voice to lead themidfield ranks.

“Nikole is our ground ball queen,” said Healy. “Sheanticipates so well and her small stature allows herto take advantage and scoop up loose balls. She isan incredibly smart player on and off the field.”

But the Bulldogs believe in a quick rotation and afast-paced, aggressive style of play, leaving the op-portunity for minutes in the midfield wide open.

Juniors Christine Sutherland (Brewster, N.Y.) andKaitlyn McCabe (Bourne, Mass.) will play a big rolein the middle off the bench, and along with fresh-man Madeleine Pickett (Stratham, N.H.), could earna start on any given day.

Sutherland will be looked toward to assist on thedraw and will use her high lacrosse IQ and unstop-pable quickness to get open on cuts and provide anoption on offense. Meanwhile, McCabe will need tocontinue to be someone her teammates can lookfor in transition.

“McCabe grows faster, stronger, more poised andmore confident every time she touches the field,”said Healy. “She is already one of the most trustedplayers on the field with the ball in her stick and wewill need her to jumpstart our transition game.”

The first rookie off the bench for Bryant, Pickettcomes into the program with impressively strongstick skills, and already has the reputation of beinga patient and poised feeder.

“She is arguably our most coachable player, and weexpect her to put up big numbers in the assist col-umn off the bench,” said Healy. “We will rely on herstrong decision-making and stick skills to create op-portunities to connect with our top scorers and dishout the big assist when we need it.”

Another pair of Bulldogs in junior Meaghan Delaney(Centerville, Mass.) and freshman Emily Bogan(Swansea, Mass.) will also work for time through-out the 2010 campaign. Delaney is a defensive-minded middie with a high fitness level, whileBogan provides another crafty midfield option withher great poise and natural ability to handle pres-sure. Both will learn from this season’s strong pla-toon of upperclassmen midfielders and continue towork for playing time.

LOW DEFENSETwo-time captain and three-year starter VictoriaKuhns (South Windsor, Conn.) returns to anchor thelow defense in 2010. Kuhns is the bruiser of theBryant side and is known as one of the toughestplayers, as well as the loudest voice on the field forthe Black and Gold.

Kuhns is an aggressive player in the back and sharescrease defense responsibilities with sophomoreMackenzie Baker (Bayport, N.Y.).

“Baker is our unsung hero on defense,” Healy said.“She is our smartest defender and is the behind-the-scenes anchor of our back line.”

Rookie Nicole Rettinger (Dix Hills, N.Y.) will join thestarting ranks right away after proving herselfthroughout the fall season. The only freshmanstarter, Rettinger is not afraid to take a hit, makingher one of the best on the squad at causingturnovers and forcing ground balls.

“She is the toughest player on the team,” said Healy.“She has no fear and goes full-speed at everythingon the field in games and in practice. And with herquick step off the whistle, we’ll need her to fill thevoid left by Delia Glover on draw controls.”

Fellow freshman Yeawoma Johnson(Franklin, Mass.) will look to get in onthe action on defense as well.

GOALKEEPERThe Bulldogs return two strong optionsbetween the posts in senior captain Jes-sica Bolton (Belgrade Lakes, Maine) andLauren Filippone (West Babylon, N.Y.)after the pair split time in 2009.

Filippone looks to get the nod as thestarter to open 2010 after posting a .396save percentage last year.

“Now a sophomore, Lauren has her du-ties and her competition figured out,”said Healy. “She is our most athleticplayer and produces long clears, which

will be one of our biggest assets in 2010.”

After a year of collegiate experience, Filippone hasalso greatly improved her communication skills onthe field, becoming a vocal leader between thepipes.

“Lauren is a risk taker with a quick reaction time,”Healy added. “She is not afraid to come out of thecage for a ground ball or on the clear, and her ex-cellent field vision allows her to pick up passes frombehind.”

She will be backed up by Bolton, who is a huge mo-tivator for underclassmen and upperclassmen alike.

“Her work ethic and heart are unquestionable, andthat makes her an example for the rest of the team,”said Healy. “She is a calming influence throughoutthe goalie ranks and on the team as a whole.”

Bolton went 2-6 last season and made 97 saves,posting a 15.11 goals against average while Filip-pone ended the season at 1-7 with a 16.39 goalsagainst average.

12 2010 Bryant University Lacrosse

THE COACHING STAFF


Named head coach of the BryantUniversity women's lacrosse pro-gram in July of 2008, Karen Healy

returns to Smithfield, R.I. for her fifth sea-son as the Bulldogs’ skipper.

This is Healy’s second stint as headwomen’s lacrosse coach, as she also spentthree seasons at the program’s helm from2005-07 before leaving after 2007 seasonto become the head coach at Wagner Col-lege. Healy rejoined the Bulldogs after justone season with the Seahawks.

During her coaching career at Bryant,Healy has led the Bulldogs to a combined32-16 overall record in four years, includinga trio of winning seasons and a 23-7 markin the Bulldogs’ Division II Northeast-10Conference before making the move to Di-vision I. She led the Bulldog program intoa new era starting in the 2009 season, as

the athletic department and the women’slacrosse team embarked on their inaugural Division I campaign.

Healy first arrived in Smithfield, R.I. in the spring of 2005 after serving as the As-sistant Program Director at MetroLacrosse, Inc., a Boston-based organizationthat provides free youth lacrosse leagues in Boston's historically underservedcommunities.

Before joining MetroLacrosse, Healy enjoyed two successful seasons as an as-sistant coach at UMass Amherst in her first stop on the coaching ladder. Dur-

Caitlin HansenASSISTANT COACH » SECOND SEASONBryant University ’08

Caitlin Hansen entersher second season as

an assistant women'slacrosse coach afterspending four yearscompeting for the Bull-dogs on the field.

A 2008 graduate and Bryant lacrosse standout, Hansenstarted all 66 games of her playing career and holds therecord for most minutes played (3,258) in program history.

Hansen is also near the top of the all-time program rankingsin a number of offensive categories, sitting second in careerpoints (195) and goals (161) after spending four seasons run-ning the Bulldog midfield. Hansen scored 29 or more goals in

each of her four seasons, enjoying her best campaign in herfinal year, when she posted 61 tallies — good for second inthe all-time single-season rankings — and added nine assistsfor 70 points in 18 games. She also owns the top spot for drawcontrols in a season (53) and draw controls in a single game(11).

During her time as a player, Hansen was named a two-timesecond team all-conference selection and earned an all-re-gion selection as a junior. She was also honored as a firstteam all-academic award winner and was the recipient of theWilliam T. O'Hara Leadership Award.

Hansen graduated from Bryant University summa cum laudein 2008 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, receivingthe Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year award as a senior.

KAREN HEALYHEAD COACH » FIFTH SEASON

THE HEALY HISTORYFull NameKaren Alexis Healy

BornMay 12, 1979 in Brooklyn, N.Y.

High SchoolFreeport High School, 19971997 High School All-American

CollegeSyracuse UniversityB.A. in African American Studies ’02

As a playerFour-year letterwinner in lacrosseTwo-time All-AmericanSecond Team All-Big East selectionThree NCAA Championship appearances

As a coachOverall head coaching record ........38-42Overall winning percentage ............ .475Seasons as head coach............................5

Bryant University........................Head Coach2005-2007; 2009-present35-29 (.547) / four years

Wagner College ..........................Head Coach2008

3-13 (.188) / one year

UMass Amherst ....................Assistant Coach2003-2004

YEAR-BY-YEAROVERALL CONF.

2005 (B) ..........12-5 8-2 (NE-10)

2006 (B) ..........11-5 8-2 (NE-10)

2007 (B) ............9-6 7-3 (NE-10)

2008 (W) ..........3-13 3-5 (NEC)

2009 (B) ..........3-13 N/A*38-42 26-12

(B) at Bryant University(B) at Wagner College

* Team went 2-5 as an Independentagainst the NEC in inaugural DI season

SYRACUSE ’02

ing her tenure under head coachCarrie Bolduc, the Minutewomenwon 17 games from 2003-04, in-cluding an 2003 season that sawUMass go 11-8 and finish as theAtlantic 10 Runner-Up.

In her 2008 season with Wagner,Healy’s Seahawks went 3-13 witha 3-5 mark within the NortheastConference.

A 2002 graduate of Syracuse Uni-versity, Healy enjoyed an out-standing career for the Orange,helping lead her team to threeNCAA Championship appear-ances. A two-time All-Americanat Syracuse as a freshman andsophomore, she also earned Sec-ond Team Big East honors duringher senior season.

A native of Freeport, N.Y., whereshe was a high school All-Ameri-can, Healy graduated from Syra-cuse University with a Bachelor ofArts in African American Studies.

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

2010 ROSTER

2010 BRYANT UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S LACROSSE ROSTER

# Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown / High School

00 Jessica Bolton Sr. GK 5-4 Belgrade Lakes, Maine / Scarborough

2 Trisha Starkey Fr. A 5-5 Stow, Mass. / Nashoba Regional

3 Victoria Kuhns Sr. D 5-5 South Windsor, Conn. / South Windsor

4 Mackenzie Baker So. D 5-5 Bayport, N.Y. / Bayport-Blue Point

5 Allison Faiola Sr. A 5-5 Billerica, Mass. / Billerica Memorial

6 Madeleine Pickett Fr. M 5-4 Stratham, N.H. / St. Thomas Aquinas

7 Kelsea Gettings Fr. A 5-9 Wallingford, Conn. / Mercy

8 Meg Atha Jr. M 5-2 Valley Cottage, N.Y. / Nyack

9 Eliza DeMarseilles Sr. M 5-3 Branford, Conn. / Branford

10 Antoinette Lombardi So. A 5-5 Wallingford, Conn. / Mercy

11 Christine Sutherland Jr. M 5-7 Brewster, N.Y. / Brewster

13 Kayla Manzi So. M 5-4 Agawam, Mass. / Agawam

16 Mary Green So. M 5-8 Merrick, N.Y. / Calhoun

17 Emily Bogan Fr. M 5-4 Swansea, Mass. / Providence Country Day

18 Kaitlyn McCabe Jr. M 5-5 Bourne, Mass. / Bourne

19 Lauren Sheridan So. A 5-2 Bethpage, N.Y. / Bethpage

20 Lauren Filippone So. GK 5-6 West Babylon, N.Y. / West Babylon

21 Nicole Rettinger Fr. D 5-6 Dix Hills, N.Y. / Half Hollow Hills West

22 Kaitlinh Ho Jr. A 5-7 Danbury, Conn. / Danbury

23 Meaghan Delaney Jr. M 5-9 Centerville, Mass. / Barnstable

24 Yeawoma Johnson Fr. D 5-6 Franklin, Mass. / Franklin

25 Nikole Such Sr. M 5-1 Wrightstown, N.J. / Northern Burlington

Head Coach: Karen Healy, fifth season (Syracuse ’02)Assistant Coach: Caitlin Hansen, second season (Bryant ’08)Captains: Allison Faiola (’10), Jessica Bolton (’10), Victoria Kuhns (’10)Athletic Trainer: Matt Cutts (Keene State ’09)


PRONUNCIATION GUIDEMeg ATHA AH-thaEliza DeMARSEILLES Dee-mar-SAYAllison FAIOLA Fay-OH-lahLauren FILIPPONE Fill-a-POHNYEAWOMA Johnson Yah-WOH-mahVictoria KUHNS COONSKayla MANZI MAN-zeeNicole RETTINGER RHETT-in-jurrNikole SUCH SUCH

BY CLASSSeniors .................................................................. 5Juniors.................................................................... 5Sophomores.......................................................... 6Freshmen .............................................................. 6

BY STATEConnecticut .......................................................... 5Maine .................................................................... 1Massachusetts ...................................................... 7New Hampshire.................................................... 1New Jersey ............................................................ 1New York................................................................ 7

BY POSITIONAttack .................................................................... 6Midfield................................................................ 10Defense.................................................................. 4Goalie .................................................................... 2

BY HEIGHT5-1 .......................................................................... 15-2 .......................................................................... 25-3 .......................................................................... 15-4 .......................................................................... 45-5 .......................................................................... 65-6 .......................................................................... 35-7 .......................................................................... 25-8 .......................................................................... 15-9 .......................................................................... 2

HEALY ON ATHA: After gainingexperience the past two seasons,Meg will be relied upon to puther powerful shot to work andhelp organize our attack.

2009: Played in 15-of-16games for the Bulldogs as asophomore... Scored onlygoal of the season in theteam's 15-4 win over HowardUniversity... Had four groundballs on the year, comingagainst Louisville, Mon-mouth, Central Connecticutand Iona... Added three drawcontrols and two causedturnovers.

2008: As a freshman, saw ac-tion in 16 games, starting

two... Scored five goals and added one assist... Scored career-high two tallies againstSouthern Connecticut on April 12.

Before Bryant: A 2007 graduate of Nyack High School... Named an all-league and All-Rockland County selection in both field hockey and lacrosse... Selected to participate atthe National Field Hockey Olympic Development Camp... Four-year varsity member of thefield hockey team and three-year member of varsity lacrosse team.

Personal: Born on April 28, 1989... Daughter of Peter and Michelle Atha... Double majorsin marketing and management in the College of Business.

MEET THE BULLDOGS


CAREERHIGHS

GOALS: 2vs. Southern Conn.

(April 12, 2008)ASSISTS: 1

vs. Franklin Pierce(March 27, 2008)

POINTS: 2vs. Southern Conn.

(April 12, 2008)GROUND BALLS: 2

twice, last vs. Rollins(March 12, 2008)

8 » MEG ATHAJunior » Midfield » 5-2 » Valley Cottage, N.Y. (Nyack)

HEALY ON BOLTON: Since trans-ferring in her sophomore year,Jessica is the only Bulldog withDI, DII and DIII experience. Weintend to rely on this experienceand her calm demeanor to an-chor our defense.

2009: Set a school recordwith 20 saves in a 12-8 winover Central Connecticut onApril 1... Saw action in 14games, earning eight startsin goal where she posted a2-6 record... Finished theyear with a 15.11 GAA and a.445 save percentage... Made11 saves against SacredHeart and had 17 stops inthe season-opener againstLouisville.

2008: Started all 18 games in net, recording 178 saves and averaging 14 stops per game.

Before Bryant: A 2006 graduate of Scarborough High School, Bolton joined the Bulldogsas a sophomore after spending her rookie year at Guilford College... Lettered in fieldhockey, ice hockey and lacrosse at Scarborough... 2005 Academic All-American... South-ern Maine Activities Association All-Star... All-state selection... Captain as a senior.

Personal: Born May 11, 1988... Daughter of William and Nancy Bolton... Has one sister,Annie, and one brother, Eddie... Double majors in marketing and management in theCollege of Business.

CAREERHIGHS

00 » JESSICA BOLTON » CAPTAINSenior » Goalie » 5-4 » Belgrade Lakes, Maine (Scarborough)

HEALY ON BAKER: A starter as arookie, Mackenzie brings person-ality and defensive awareness toour team. Look for her to emergeas a vocal leader on defense inher sophomore campaign.

2009: Played in 15 games asa freshman, starting in 12 onthe year... Racked up 16ground balls as a defender,including a season-high fiveagainst Long Island... Alsoadded a draw control againstLIU... Recorded three groundballs against Sacred Heartand two against Louisvilleand Central Connecticut...Forced two turnovers againstSaint Francis (PA).

Before Bryant: A 2008 graduate of Bayport-Blue Point High School... Three-sport athletecompeting in field hockey, winter track and lacrosse... Four-year varsity lacrosse starter...Suffolk County Lacrosse Coaches Association All-Tournament Award... Four-time Scholar-Athlete Award winner... All-Division Suffolk County selection in lacrosse... Earned theCoaches Award in field hockey... Four-year honor roll student.

Personal: Born January 23, 1990... Daughter of William and Danene Baker... Has onebrother, Billy... Plans to study communications in the College of Arts and Sciences.

CAREERHIGHS

4 » MACKENZIE BAKERSophomore » Defense » 5-5 » Bayport, N.Y. (Bayport-Blue Point)

HEALY ON DELANEY: Meaghanenters her junior season at herhighest level of fitness. With herhard-working attitude, expecther to add depth to the midfield.

2009: Saw action in sevengames in her second seasonat Bryant... Scored only goalof the season in a 20-10 winover Saint Francis (PA) onMarch 14... Picked up aground ball vs. Iona.

2008: Saw action in 14games as a freshman, col-lecting three ground balls.

Before Bryant: A 2007 grad-uate of Barnstable HighSchool... Three-year lacrosseletterwinner... Two-year captain (2006, 2007)... Named a 2006 Cape and Islands All-Star...2007 New England Premier Lacrosse All-Star selection... 2007 Boston Globe Lacrosse All-Star pick... Earned a Pilgrim League All-Star Honorable Mention... Also lettered in fieldhockey and basketball throughout high school.

Personal: Born October 22, 1989... Daughter of Kerry and Moe Delaney... Has one brother,Matt... Studies global studies in the College of Arts and Sciences.

CAREER STATISTICSSeason GP-GS G A PTS SH GWG GBs CT2008 14-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 02009 7-0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0Total 21-0 1 0 1 1 0 4 0

CAREERHIGHS

23 » MEAGHAN DELANEYJunior » Midfield » 5-9 » Centerville, Mass. (Barnstable)

CAREER STATISTICSSeason GP-GS G A PTS SH GWG GBs CT2009 15-12 0 0 0 1 0 16 6Total 15-12 0 0 0 1 0 16 6


CAREER STATISTICSSeason GP-GS MIN GA GAA SV W L T2008 18-16 1070:54 255 14.29 178 10 8 02009 14-8 480:21 121 15.11 97 2 6 0Total 32-24 1551:15 376 14.54 275 12 14 0

SAVES: 20vs. Central Connecticut

(April 1, 2009)GOALS ALLOWED: 0

at Howard(March 12, 2009)SHOTS FACED: 47

at Bentley(March 25, 2008)

GROUND BALLS: 7 at Merrimack(April 2, 2008)

GOALS: n/aASSISTS: n/a

DRAW CONTROLS: 1at Long Island

(April 19, 2009)GROUND BALLS: 5

at Long Island(April 19, 2009)

CAUSED TURNOVERS: 2at Saint Francis (PA)

(March 14, 2009)

GOALS: 1at Saint Francis (PA)

(March 14, 2009)ASSISTS: n/aPOINTS: 1

at Saint Francis (PA)(March 14, 2009)

GROUND BALLS: 1four times, last at Iona

(April 14, 2009)


HEALY ON DEMARSEILLES: Eliza's hustle and aggressive style ofplay make her the sparkplug of our midfield. In her senior cam-paign, expect her to continue to make an impact all over the fieldand put big numbers on the board.

2009: Saw action in all 16 games as a junior, earning 15starts at midfield... Scored 12 goals and added 10 assists tofinish sixth on team in scoring... Scored a career-high threegoals against LIU on April 19... Had three multi-goal games,including a pair of tallies in wins over Howard and SaintFrancis (PA)... Had career-best five-point game against SaintFrancis (PA), dishing out three assists to go with two goals...Season-best four ground balls against Louisville... Won twoground balls and three draw controls against Iona.

2008: Saw action in 17 games, starting in 15... Scored 16goals and added 16 assists on the year... Led team with 60ground balls... Scored two goals and notched three assistsagainst American International on March 19.

2007: Played in 14 games as a freshman... Scored game-winning goal at Franklin Pierce... Recorded goal in win over Saint Michael’s.

Before Bryant: A 2006 graduate of Branford High School... Lettered in lacrosse, field hockey and indoor track for theHornets... Senior all-star game participant... Member of 2005 super junior team... National Honor Society member.

Personal: Born May 7, 1988... Daughter of Paul DeMarseilles and Marie Coppola... Studies marketing in the College ofBusiness.

CAREERHIGHS

GOALS: 3at Long Island


four times, last at Saint Francis (PA)(March 14, 2009)

POINTS: 5three times, last at Saint Francis (PA)(March 14, 2009)

GROUND BALLS: 6five times, last at SNHU

(May 2, 2008)

9 » ELIZA DEMARSEILLESSenior » Midfield » 5-3 » Branford, Conn. (Branford)

HEALY ON FILIPPONE: With a year of experience under her belt,Lauren will once again look to make an impact between thepipes. Her quickness and fearless style of play will be reliedupon this season to keep momentum on our side.

2009: Played in 13 games and earned seven starts in goalfor the Bulldogs... Posted a 1-7 record with a 16.39 GAAand .396 save percentage... Made season-high 11 savesagainst Boston College on April 17... Recorded 10 saveson three occasions (Saint Francis (PA), LIU, Villanova)...Held Howard to just four goals to earn her only win ofthe year.

Before Bryant: A 2008 graduate of West Babylon HighSchool... Three-year lacrosse letterwinner... All-countyhonorable mention choice in 2008... Named an Aca-demic All-American as a senior... All-division selection in2007... Was a three-sport athlete at West Babylon, alsolettering two years in both soccer and basketball... Par-ticipated in DECA and mock trials... Honor roll student.

Personal: Born April 12, 1990... Daughter of Joseph andDonna Filippone... Has a sister, Alexis, and a brother, Vin-cent, who plays lacrosse at NYIT... Double majors in ac-counting and economics in the College of Business.

CAREERHIGHS

20 » LAUREN FILIPPONESophomore » Goalie » 5-6 »

West Babylon, N.Y. (West Babylon)

CAREER STATISTICSSeason GP-GS G A PTS SH GWG GBs CT2007 14-0 2 5 7 9 1 18 62008 17-15 16 16 32 39 1 60 262009 16-15 12 10 22 45 0 21 10Total 47-30 30 31 61 93 2 99 42

CAREER STATISTICSSeason GP-GS MIN GA GAA SV W L T2009 14-7 479:39 131 16.39 86 1 7 0Total 14-7 479:39 131 16.39 86 1 7 0

SAVES: 11at Boston College(April 17, 2009)

GOALS ALLOWED: 4twice, last at Sacred Heart

(March 29, 2009)SHOTS FACED: 39at Boston College(April 17, 2009)

GROUND BALLS: 4at Quinnipiac(April 3, 2009)

HEALY ON FAIOLA: A captain since her junior year, Alli controls ourtempo and is involved in nearly every play. In her senior year, ex-pect her to continue to take charge on the field and be a top of-fensive threat.

2009: Second on the team in scoring as a junior with 33goals and 16 assists on the year... Was 8-for-10 on free po-sition shots... Had nine multi-goal games... Notched a sea-son-best five goals on the road against Howard... Followedwith a career-high 11 points against Saint Francis (PA) (4g,7a)... Tallied four goals against Iona and Long Island andscored three in the season finale against Villanova athome... Recorded the game-winning goal against Howard.

2008: Started all 18 games for the Bulldogs, leading theteam in goals (66) and total points (90)... Recorded fourgame-winning goals... Picked up 38 ground balls on theyear... Scored a season-high 10 points against Rollins Col-lege on March 12, collecting a career-high eight tallies whileadding two assists... Registered eight points (5g, 3a) vs.Bentley and seven vs. Assumption (5g, 2a)... Posted a nine-

point outing in the NE-10 playoffs, scoring eight goals and chipping in a helper against Southern New Hampshire...Notched six goals against New Haven.

2007: Scored five goals in rookie season with the Bulldogs... Scored goals against Bentley, New Haven and Stonehill...Had two draw controls vs. AIC... Picked up a pair of ground balls vs. Bentley and Assumption.

Before Bryant: A 2006 graduate of Billerica Memorial High School... Named the 2006 Player of the Year for the Indians...Named an Eastern Massachusetts All-Star... All-Merrimack Valley Conference selection as a junior and senior.

Personal: Born August 7, 1987... Daughter of James and Karen Faiola... Has two sisters, Jenna and Adra, and one brother,Patrick... Studies finance in the College of Business.

CAREERHIGHS

5 » ALLISON FAIOLA »CAPTAINSenior » Midfield » 5-5 » Billerica, Mass. (Billerica Memorial)

GOALS: 8twice, last at SNHU

(May 2, 2008)ASSISTS: 7

at Saint Francis (PA)(March 14, 2009)

POINTS: 11at Saint Francis (PA)

(March 14, 2009)GROUND BALLS: 6

at Adelphi(April 26, 2008)


MEET THE BULLDOGS

HEALY ON GREEN: With a year of competition behind her, we willrely on Mary's hard-working and competitive attitude to motivateour team. An impact midfielder, expect her presence to be felt onboth ends of the field.

2009: Enjoyed an outstanding rookie season with thewomen's lacrosse team... Finished third on the team inscoring with 29 goals and nine assists for 38 points on theyear... Had the game winner in Bryant's 12-8 win over Cen-tral Connecticut on April 1... Scored a career-best five goalsagainst LIU and had four tallies against Villanova and SaintFrancis (PA)... Scored five free position goals on the year...Had five draw controls against Central Connecticut andadded draws against LIU... Also a member of the Bryantwomen's soccer team.

Before Bryant: A 2008 graduate of Calhoun High School,Green was a four-year lacrosse letterwinner for the Colts...Also lettered in basketball... Led team in goals scored allfour years... Named Junior Female Athlete of the Year... All-class selection in 2005 and 2006... Named an all-countypick in 2007... All-conference basketball choice in 2006 and2007 and all-class selection in 2008... All-class honoree inlacrosse in 2006... Earned all-county bid and team MVPaward in 2007.

Personal: Born March 23, 1990... Daughter of Joe and PatGreen... Has two sisters, Shannon and Erin... Plans to studymanagement and marketing in the College of Business.

MEET THE BULLDOGS


CAREERHIGHS

HEALY ON HO: A hard-working, dedicated attacker, Kaitlinh isfighting for minutes in her junior season. She joined the team lastyear and has proven to be a consummate teammate.

2009: Saw limited time in her first year at Bryant as a soph-omore walk-on... Saw action in five games for the Bulldogs,registering two shots on the season (vs. Saint Francis (PA)and vs. Boston College).

Before Bryant: A 2007 graduate of Danbury High School...Participated in cheerleading and lacrosse... Three-timestate champion and three-time conference champion incheerleading... Part of nationally ranked cheerleadingsquad... All-conference and all-state cheerleader... Lacrosseteam captain.

Personal: Born April 11, 1989... Daughter of Krissy and LewLombardo... Has three brothers, Zachary, LJ and Randy,and one sister, Jennifer... Studies actuarial mathematics inthe College of Arts and Sciences.

CAREERHIGHS

HEALY ON KUHNS: As a second-year captain, Victoria is expected to be a leader on defense. Opposing teams feel herpresence through her physical style of play.

2009: Played in all 16 games as a junior, including 15 as a starting defender... Led the team with 30 ground balls onthe year and added five draw controls and nine caused turnovers... Season-best four ground balls against Monmouth,Iona and Long Island... Forced four turnovers against the Blackbirds.

2008: Started all 18 games for the Bulldogs, scoring a goal against American International College on March 19...Recorded 25 ground balls on the season.

Before Bryant: Joined the Bulldogs as a sophomore after spending her freshman year at Le Moyne College... A 2006graduate of South Windsor High School... Three-time all-conference selection... Earned all-state and All-America Hon-orable Mention honors in 2006... Captain as a senior.

Personal: Born April 19, 1988... Daughter of Thomas and Lesa Kuhns... Has one brother, Thomas Jr., and one sister, Liza...Studies management in the College of Business.


CAREERHIGHS



16 » MARY GREENSophomore » Midfield » 5-8 » Merrick, N.Y. (Calhoun)

22 » KAITLINH HOJunior » Attack » 5-7 » Danbury, Conn. (Danbury)

3 » VICTORIA KUHNS »CAPTAINSenior » Defense » 5-5 » South Windsor, Conn. (South Windsor)

GOALS: 5at Long Island


twice, last vs. Villanova(April 25, 2009)

POINTS: 6twice, last vs. Villanova

(April 25, 2009)GROUND BALLS: 3three times, last vs.

Villanova (April 25, 2009)

GOALS: n/a

ASSISTS: n/a

POINTS: n/a

GROUND BALLS: n/a

GOALS: 1at American Int’l(March 19, 2008)

ASSISTS: n/aPOINTS: 1

at American Int’l(March 19, 2008)

GROUND BALLS: 4four times,

last at Long Island(April 19, 2009)

CAUSED TURNOVERS: 4at Long Island

(April 19, 2009)


MEET THE BULLDOGS

HEALY ON LOMBARDI: In her sophomore year, Antoinetteshould emerge as an offensive presence. A sneaky low attacker, she will be looked toward to organize our attackand score goals.

2009: Played in 12-of-16 games for the Bulldogs as a fresh-man midfielder... Had one start on the year, comingagainst Brown on April 7... Had four goals on the year withthree assists.... Scored goals against Quinnipiac, Colum-bia, Iona and Villanova... Picked up a season-best fourground balls against Long Island and forced a pair ofcaused turnovers on the year.

Before Bryant: A 2008 graduate of Mercy High School...Was a three-sport athlete in field hockey, basketball andlacrosse... Earned a second team all-conference nod inboth field hockey and lacrosse... Was the field hockeyteam’s leading scorer... Defensive and Offensive TeamMVP... Named to Connecticut All-Star team.

Personal: Born December 21, 1990... Daughter of Rocco and Laurie Lombardi... Plans to study marketing in the Col-lege of Business.

CAREERHIGHS

GOALS: 1four times, lastvs. Villanova


three times, last at Quinnipiac (April 3, 2009)

POINTS: 2at Quinnipiac(April 3, 2009)

GROUND BALLS: 4at Iona (April 14, 2009)

10 » ANTOINETTE LOMBARDISophomore » Midfield » 5-2 » Wallingford, Conn. (Mercy)

HEALY ON MANZI: An experienced sophomore, Kayla's strengthand speed will be the catalyst of our attack. Look for her on drawcontrols and to emerge as a leader this spring.

2009: Saw action in 13 games as a freshman and startedin seven... Earned only goal of the season in win over Cen-tral Connecticut on April 1... Registered four ground ballsand 18 draw controls on the year... Season-best five drawsvs. Villanova in season finale... Won four draw controlsagainst Central Connecticut.

Before Bryant: A 2008 graduate of Agawam High School...Played four years of lacrosse and soccer... All-league se-lection in soccer... All-Western Massachusetts and all-scholastic selections in lacrosse... Nominated for lacrosseAll-American.

Personal: Born September 19, 1990... Daughter of Anthonyand Sandra Manzi... Has a brother, Anthony, and a sister,Tiffany, who played lacrosse at Quinnipiac University from2006-09... Plans to study communications or marketing.

HEALY ON McCABE: In her junior year, Kaitlyn will move from themidfield to a more defensive role. Her patience and speed will berelied upon to help start our transition game.

2009: Played in all 16 games as a sophomore, includingfive as a starting midfielder... Scored three goals on theyear, including two against Howard in the team's 15-4win... Had a goal against Saint Francis (PA)... Dished outseason-best three assists against Long Island... Registered13 ground balls on the year, including a season-high threeagainst LIU... Also added two draw controls against theBlackbirds.

2008: Played in all 18 games as a freshman... Scored ninegoals on the season, pitching in four against American In-ternational... Had three assists vs. Southern Connecticut.

Before Bryant: A 2007 graduate of Bourne High School...Three-year letterwinner in lacrosse... Recognized as teamMVP as a sophomore, junior and senior... Three-time Mar-itime League All-Star selection... Named Cape and IslandsAll-Star... Also lettered in soccer and basketball... Four-yearsoccer letterwinner... Vice President of the National HonorSociety... Recipient of Wellesley College Book Award.

Personal: Born September 17, 1988... Daughter of Kristinand Martin McCabe... Has one brother, Joseph... Studiesapplied mathematics and statistics in the College of Artsand Sciences.


CAREERHIGHS

18 » KAITLYN McCABEJunior » Midfield » 5-5 » Bourne, Mass. (Bourne)


GOALS: 4at American Int’l(March 19, 2008)

ASSISTS: 3twice, last at Long Island

(April 19, 2009)POINTS: 5

at American Int’l(March 19, 2008)

GROUND BALLS: 4vs. SNHU

(April 19, 2008)

CAREERHIGHS

GOALS: 1vs. Central Connecticut

(April 1, 2009)ASSISTS: n/aPOINTS: 1

vs. Central Connecticut(April 1, 2009)

GROUND BALLS: 1four times, last vs. Villanova

(April 25, 2009)


11 » KAYLA MANZISophomore » Midfield » 5-4 » Agawam, Mass. (Agawam)

HEALY ON SHERIDAN: A veteran attacker as a sophomore, Lau-ren's quick feet and dynamite shot will be key to our success thisseason. Look for her to dictate the attack and emerge as a leaderon the field.

2009: Enjoyed an outstanding freshman season atBryant... Finished fourth on the team in scoring with 18goals and five assists for 23 points... Scored a season-bestfour goals against Siena... Also added one assist againstthe Saints for five points on the game... Had three goalsand one assist against Villanova in the season finale andrecorded a three-goal game against Long Island... Scoredtwice against Columbia... Registered 13 ground balls onthe year... Forced twocaused turnoversagainst Monmouth.

Before Bryant: A 2008graduate of BethpageHigh School... Three-sport athlete who let-tered in lacrosse,soccer and cheerlead-ing... Captained herlacrosse and soccerteams... Won TeamMVP award in bothlacrosse and soccer...Named an all-countyand all-conference se-lection in bothlacrosse and soccer...Two-time conferencechampion in lacrosse...Lacrosse scholar-athlete... National Honor Society member.

Personal: Born June 13, 1990... Daughter of Stephen andJoann Sheridan... Has two sisters, Colleen and Teri-Ann...Cousin, Mark, played four years of college football at theUniversity at Albany.... Plans to study marketing in the Col-lege of Business.

MEET THE BULLDOGS

CAREERHIGHS

HEALY ON SUCH: The most fit member of our squad, we will relyon her relentless defense and tireless legs in the midfield. Now inher senior year, Nikole is one of our most experienced defendersand we will need her voice on defense.

2009: Played in all 16 games at midfield for the Bulldogs,earning 12 starts... Had one assist on the year, comingagainst Villanova in the season finale... Collected 17 groundballs and three draw controls on the season... Forced twoturnovers, coming against Brown and Louisville.

2008: Saw action in 17 games, starting in five... Dished outan assist in NE-10 playoff game against Southern NewHampshire... Grabbed two ground balls vs. Rollins.

2007: Played in six games as a freshman... Picked up aground ball vs. Southern Connecticut in 22-6 win over theOwls... Had one caused turnover vs. Franklin Pierce.

Before Bryant: A 2006 graduate of Northern BurlingtonCounty Regional High School... Three-year letterwinner inlacrosse for the Greyhounds... Earned the Coaches Award... National Honor Society member.

Personal: Born August 25, 1988... Daughter of Sal and Connie Parascandola... Studies management in the College ofBusiness.

CAREERHIGHS

HEALY ON SUTHERLAND: As an upperclassman, we are look-ing to Christine to step up and balance our attack. Her heightwill also be an asset to us on the circle for draw controls.

2009: Played in all 16 games and started in seven as asophomore... Scored five goals on the year and handedout two assists... Had single tallies against Saint Francis(PA), Columbia, Iona, LIU and Villanova... Posted 13ground balls and 18 draw controls... Won a season-bestthree draws against Sacred Heart.

2008: As a freshman, saw action in nine games, earn-ing three starts on the season (against Louisville, Bent-ley and Southern New Hampshire)... Scored goalsagainst Louisville and Stonehill.

Before Bryant: A 2007 graduate of Brewster HighSchool... Four-year starting midfielder... Helped lead her2006 team to Section I Class B semifinals... Also letteredin field hockey and basketball... All-league honorablemention selection... Team captain... Four-year honor rollstudent... Student Government President... Safe SchoolAmbassador... National Honor Society member.

Personal: Born April 11, 1989... Daughter of Robert andDonna Sutherland... Has one brother, Bill... Studies fi-nance in the College of Business.


CAREERHIGHS


19 » LAUREN SHERIDANSophomore » Attack » 5-2 » Bethpage, N.Y. (Bethpage)

25 » NIKOLE SUCHSenior » Midfield » 5-1 » Wrightstown, N.J. (Northern Burlington)

11 » CHRISTINE SUTHERLANDJunior » Midfield » 5-7 » Brewster, N.Y. (Brewster)


GOALS: 4vs. Siena

(March 1, 2009)ASSISTS: 1five times,

last vs. Villanova April 25, 2009)

POINTS: 5vs. Siena

(March 1, 2009)GROUND BALLS: 2

five times, last at Long Island

(April 19, 2009)

GOALS: n/a

ASSISTS: 1twice, last vs. Villanova


twice, last vs. Villanova(April 25, 2009)

GROUND BALLS: 2seven times,

last at Long Island (April 19, 2009)

GOALS: 1seven times,

last vs. Villanova(April 25, 2009)

ASSISTS: 1three times, last at Iona


at Iona(April 14, 2009)

GROUND BALLS: 3at Iona

(April 14, 2009)


HEALY ON PICKETT:We anticipate Maddie to bean immediate impact playerin her freshman campaign.

She is a hard-working, coachable player with a

graceful style of play and ahigh lacrosse IQ who will belooked upon to contribute in

the midfield this year.

HEALY ON RETTINGER:In her first season, Nicole is

expected to play a majorrole on defense. We will relyon her tough 1-on-1 defense

and her hard-working, aggressive attitude.

HEALY ON STARKEY:A fast and fit attacker,

Trisha is vying for playingtime as a freshman.

MEET THE NEWCOMERS


Before Bryant: A 2009 graduate of Providence CountryDay, Bogan was a three-sport athlete who lettered in soc-cer, basketball and lacrosse... Graduated with a school-record 197 career goals... Named a High SchoolAll-American as a senior.

Personal: Born May 15, 1991... Daughter of Shaun and JenBogan... Has one younger brother, Stephen... Plans tostudy accounting in the College of Business.

17 » EMILY BOGANFreshman » Midfield » 5-4 »

Swansea, Mass. (Providence Country Day)

Before Bryant: A 2009 graduate of St. Thomas AquinasHigh School, Picket was a four-year varsity letterwinner inboth lacrosse and soccer... Four-year starter in lacrosse...Team captain as a junior and senior... Led team to state fi-nals as a junior and a final four appearance as a sopho-more... Named a first team all-state selection... Setprogram record for career points... Graduated third all-timein goals scored (105)... Played for Fosters Dream Team...Led St. Thomas Aquinas soccer to a state championship asa sophomore... Captained the soccer team as a senior...Soccer club team won two state championships in the U.S.Youth National Soccer Tournament... Played for SeacoastUnited Lacrosse Club.

Personal: Born January 10, 1991 in Dallas, Texas... Daugh-ter of Luke and Anne Pickett... Plans to study psychologyor communications in the College of Arts and Sciences.

6 » MADELEINE PICKETTFreshman » Midfield » 5-4 »Stratham, N.H. (St. Thomas Aquinas)

Before Bryant: A 2009 graduate of Mercy High School,Gettings was a two-sport athlete who lettered in volley-ball and lacrosse... Named an all-area team selection inboth sports.

Personal: Born on September 1, 1991... Daughter ofMichael and Patti Gettings... Has one brother, Michael...Plans to study communications in the College of Arts andSciences.

7 » KELSEA GETTINGSFreshman » Attack » 5-9 »

Wallingford, Conn. (Mercy)

Before Bryant: A 2009 graduate of Half Hollow Hills HighSchool West, Rettinger was a two-sport athlete who let-tered in basketball and lacrosse... Received all-division,team MVP and Academic All-American honors as a senior.

Personal: Born on January 18, 1991... Daughter of Bob andLisa Rettinger... Has one sister, Christa... Plans to studycommunications in the College of Arts and Sciences.

21 » NICOLE RETTINGERFreshman » Defense » 5-6 »Dix Hills, N.Y. (Half Hollow Hills West)

Before Bryant: A 2009 graduate of Franklin High School,Johnson was three-sport athlete who lettered all fouryears in lacrosse and field hockey for the Panthers... Alsoparticipated in indoor track as a junior... Member of stu-dent government and student council... Honor roll stu-dent... Johnson is also a member of the Bryant Universityfield hockey team.

Personal: Born May 12, 1991... Daughter of Christian andMarie-Rose Johnson... Has one brother, Eloma, who iscurrently a sophomore on the Bryant football team...Plans to study marketing in the College of Business.

24 » YEAWOMA JOHNSONFreshman » Defense » 5-6 »

Franklin, Mass. (Franklin)

Before Bryant: A 2009 graduate of Nashoba Regional HighSchool, Starkey was a three-sport athlete for the Chief-tains... Two-year varsity lacrosse letterwinner and starter...Led team to back-to-back league championships, includ-ing posting an undefeated season as a senior in 2009...Two-time Mid-Wachusett B League All-Star selection...Captain as a senior... Named Offensive Player of the Yearas a lacrosse senior... Also participated in three years ofsoccer and a year of cross country... Four-year high hon-ors student.

Personal: Born on April 12, 1991... Daughter of Tom andTracy Starkey... Plans to study politics and law in the Col-lege of Arts and Sciences.

2 » TRISHA STARKEYFreshman » Attack » 5-5 » Stow, Mass. (Nashoba Regional)

HEALY ON BOGAN:In her first year as a Bulldog,

Emily will see significanttime as an attacking midfielder. A scrappy

competitor, she is expectedto make an immediate

impact, especially on groundballs and draw controls.

HEALY ON GETTINGSKelsea is a freshman with

great potential. As she competes for minutes thisspring, we will rely on herspeed to aid the transition

to attack.

HEALY ON JOHNSON:Yeawoma is a fast and

intimidating defender who is extremely coachable and has the potential to

become a markup defenderto cover opponents’ top

offensive threats.

2009 YEAR IN REVIEW


2009 Bryant University Women's Lacrosse Overall Individual StatisticsOverall: 3-13-0 Home: 1-3-0 Away: 2-10-0 Neutral: 0-0-0

## Name GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW FPG FPS GB DC T/O CT Fouls26 DELIA GLOVER 15 14 41 12 53 85 .482 67 .788 0 7 18 16 32 27 10 305 ALLISON FAIOLA 16 15 33 16 49 71 .465 55 .775 1 8 10 17 13 32 5 3816 MARY GREEN 16 15 29 9 38 77 .377 55 .714 1 5 15 22 31 29 8 2219 LAUREN SHERIDAN 16 13 18 5 23 43 .419 34 .791 0 9 15 13 3 21 2 119 ELIZA DEMARSEILLES 16 15 12 10 22 45 .267 32 .711 0 4 8 21 18 32 10 262 LAUREN ALBERT 16 15 13 6 19 29 .448 23 .793 0 2 5 18 6 17 5 411 CHRISTINE SUTHERLAND 16 7 5 2 7 9 .556 7 .778 1 0 0 13 18 7 5 2010 ANTOINETTE LOMBARDI 12 1 4 3 7 10 .400 7 .700 0 1 2 5 3 5 2 618 KAITLYN McCABE 16 5 3 3 6 5 .600 4 .800 0 0 0 13 6 14 4 158 MEG ATHA 15 0 1 0 1 9 .111 8 .889 0 0 4 4 3 11 2 413 KAYLA MANZI 13 7 1 0 1 6 .167 5 .833 0 0 1 4 18 16 1 617 JESSICA SIMPSON 13 5 1 0 1 2 .500 1 .500 0 0 0 9 1 5 6 1023 MEAGHAN DELANEY 7 0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 025 NIKOLE SUCH 16 12 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 17 3 12 6 720 LAUREN FILIPPONE 14 7 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 17 0 14 7 122 KAITLINH HO 5 0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 MACKENZIE BAKER 15 12 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 1 16 1 13 6 1715 SAMANTHA MERWIN 6 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 012 VICTORIA RUSSELL 16 14 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 24 4 4 7 213 VICTORIA KUHNS 16 15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 30 5 9 9 1800 JESSICA BOLTON 14 8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 13 0 9 1 0

Total............... 16 162 68 230 396 .409 301 .760 3 36 79 274 169 294 99 272Opponents........... 16 252 122 374 578 .436 435 .753 13 37 94 304 236 253 161 285

Goalkeeping## Name GP GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T Faced42 JESSICA BOLTON 14 8 480:21 121 15.11 97 .445 2 6 0 28720 LAUREN FILIPPONE 13 7 479:39 131 16.39 86 .396 1 7 0 291

Total............... 16 960:00 252 15.75 183 .421 3 13 0 578Opponents........... 16 960:00 162 10.12 139 .462 13 3 0 396

2009 RESULTS (3-13)

FEBRUARY20 LOUISVILLE 6-16 Loss22 at New Hampshire 2-19 Loss

MARCH01 SIENA 11-18 Loss06 at Wagner 8-11 Loss12 at Howard 15-4 Win14 at Saint Francis (PA) 20-10 Win27 at Monmouth 5-13 Loss29 at Sacred Heart 9-19 Loss

APRIL01 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 12-8 Win03 at Quinnipiac 9-14 Loss07 at Brown 6-21 Loss11 at Columbia 11-19 Loss14 at Iona 10-20 Loss17 at Boston College 2-15 Loss19 at Long Island 20-22 Loss25 VILLANOVA 16-23 Loss

GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 OT TotalBryant 86 76 -- 162Opponents 127 125 -- 252

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1 2 OT TotalBryant 212 184 -- 396Opponents 305 273 -- 578

SHOTS ON GOAL BY PERIOD 1 2 OT TotalBryant 158 143 -- 301Opponents 225 210 -- 435

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT TotalBryant 98 85 -- 183Opponents 72 67 -- 139

CLEARSBryant 155-227 .683Opponents 115-186 .833

FREE POSITION OPPORTUNITIESBryant 36-79 .456Opponents 37-94 .394

# POINTS GP G A Pts Shots26 GLOVER, Delia 15 41 12 53 855 FAIOLA, Allison 16 33 16 49 7116 GREEN, Mary 16 29 9 38 77

# GOALS GP G A Pts Shots26 GLOVER, Delia 15 41 12 53 855 FAIOLA, Allison 16 33 16 49 7116 GREEN, Mary 16 29 9 38 77

# ASSISTS GP G A Pts Shots5 FAIOLA, Allison 16 33 16 49 7126 GLOVER, Delia 15 41 12 53 859 DEMARSEILLES, Eliza 16 12 10 22 45

2009 BRYANT WOMEN'S LACROSSE CATEGORY LEADERS

# GBs GP GB3 KUHNS, Victoria 16 3012 RUSSELL, Victoria 16 2416 GREEN, Mary 16 229 DEMARSEILLES, E. 16 212 ALBERT, Lauren 16 18

# DRAW CTRLS GP DC26 GLOVER, Delia 15 3216 GREEN, Mary 16 319 DEMARSEILLES, E. 16 1811 SUTHERLAND,C. 16 1813 MANZI, Kayla 13 18

# FREE-POS. GOALS GP FPG19 SHERIDAN, Lauren 16 95 FAIOLA, Allison 16 826 GLOVER, Delia 15 716 GREEN, Mary 16 59 DEMARSEILLES, E. 16 4

# CAUSED T/O GP CT26 GLOVER, Delia 15 109 DEMARSEILLES, E. 16 103 KUHNS, Victoria 16 916 GREEN, Mary 16 820 FILIPPONE, Lauren 14 7

THE RECORD BOOK


POINTS IN A GAME1. 11 Allison Faiola at Saint Francis (PA) 3/14/092. 10 Allison Faiola at Rollins 3/12/08

Shaun Leddy Assumption 4/15/044. 9 Allison Faiola at Southern N.H. 5/2/08

Marisa Lawrence Saint Anselm 5/3/06Shaun Leddy New Haven 4/16/07

7. 8 Allison Faiola at Bentley 3/25/08Amanda Gallant vs. Saint Anselm 3/30/05Caitlin Hansen Franklin Pierce 3/27/08Lauren Carlisle vs. Colby Sawyer 3/12/07Marisa Lawrence at Franklin Pierce 4/18/05Melissa Talamini Bridgewater State 4/24/03

POINTS IN A GAME1. 8 Allison Faiola at Rollins 3/12/08

Allison Faiola at Southern N.H. 5/2/083. 7 Caitlin Hansen Franklin Pierce 3/27/08

Shaun Leddy Assumption 4/15/04Shaun Leddy New Haven 4/16/07Tamara Bender at Merrimack 4/02/08

7. 6 Allison Faiola at New Haven 4/14/08Caitlin Hansen Saint Anselm 4/22/08Delia Glover Bentley 4/30/08Delia Glover at Saint Francis (PA) 3/14/09Lauren Albert vs. Lees-McRae 3/9/08Melissa Talamini Bridgewater State 4/24/03Melissa Talamini Saint Michael's 4/24/05Melissa Talamini So. Connecticut 3/26/04Shaun Leddy So. Connecticut 4/11/05

ASSISTS IN A GAME1. 7 Allison Faiola at Saint Francis (PA) 3/14/092. 6 Elizabeth Blaisdell Merrimack 3/31/033. 5 Amanda Gallant vs. Saint Anselm 3/30/05

Elizabeth Blaisdell Franklin Pierce 4/30/03Elizabeth Blaisdell Saint Anselm 3/31/04Marisa Lawrence Southern N.H. 4/22/06Marisa Lawrence vs. Presbyterian 3/13/06Marisa Lawrence Saint Anselm 5/3/06

9. 4 17 times multiple opponents 2003-08

GROUND BALLS IN A GAME1. 10 Maureen Burns vs. Saint Anselm 3/30/05

Michelle Lewis Franklin Pierce 4/13/033. 9 Ashley Hegarty vs. New Haven 3/15/06

Delia Glover Franklin Pierce 4/17/065. 8 Ashley Hegarty Franklin Pierce 4/17/06

Maureen Burns at Southern N.H. 4/24/04Melissa Talamini Saint Michael's 4/24/05Michelle Lewis Bentley 4/10/03Michelle Lewis American Int’l 4/15/03Michelle Lewis Saint Michael's 4/24/05Michelle Lewis Philadelphia 4/26/03

DRAW CONTROLS IN A GAME1. 11 Caitlin Hansen at Merrimack 4/2/082. 9 Victoria Kuhns at Adelphi 4/26/083. 8 Delia Glover at Assumption 3/31/074. 7 Delia Glover at Bentley 3/25/08

Maureen Burns Bridgewater State 4/24/036. 6 Caitlin Hansen Bentley 4/30/08

Caitlin Hansen Assumption 3/29/08Delia Glover at Southern N.H. 4/21/07Eliza DeMarseilles at Southern N.H. 5/2/08Lauren Carlisle American Int'l 4/12/05Lauren Carlisle Franklin Pierce 4/17/06Lynne Zoltowski vs. Saint Michael's 5/1/04Maureen Burns Franklin Pierce 4/30/03

CAUSED TURNOVERS IN A GAME1. 9 Michelle Lewis Franklin Pierce 4/13/032. 7 Michelle Lewis American Int’l 4/15/03

Michelle Lewis Philadelphia 4/26/034. 6 Lynne Zoltowski vs. Saint Michael's 5/3/03

Michelle Lewis at Franklin Pierce 4/18/056. 5 Ashley Fabrizio at American Int’l 4/11/06

Eliza DeMarseilles at Saint Michael's 4/5/08Maureen Burns twice 2004-05Michelle Lewis four times 2003-05Sarah Neilson So. Connecticut 3/22/03

FREE POSITION GOALS IN A GAME1. 4 Lindsey Cann Adelphi 4/28/072. 3 Delia Glover Bentley 4/30/083. 2 Allison Faiola four times 2008-09

Caitlin Hansen Saint Anselm 4/27/06Eliza DeMarseilles at Howard 3/12/09Delia Glover five times 2006-09Lauren Carlisle twice 2004-07Lindsey Cann at Franklin Pierce 3/29/07Maureen Burns at Saint Anselm 4/2/03Melissa Talamini twice 4/03Lauren Sheridan Villanova 4/25/09Shaun Leddy twice 2006-07

POINTS IN A SEASON1. 90 Allison Faiola 20082. 79 Shaun Leddy 20043. 70 Caitlin Hansen 20084. 62 Marisa Lawrence 20065. 60 Shaun Leddy 2006

Elizabeth Blaisdell 20037. 58 Marisa Lawrence 20058. 57 Lauren Albert 20089. 56 Shaun Leddy 200510. 54 Shaun Leddy 2007

GOALS IN A SEASON1. 66 Allison Faiola 20082. 61 Caitlin Hansen 20083. 52 Shaun Leddy 20044. 43 Shaun Leddy 20055. 41 Delia Glover 2009

Delia Glover 2006Lauren Carlisle 2005Lauren Carlisle 2006

9. 40 Shaun Leddy 200610. 39 Caitlin Hansen 2007

ASSISTS IN A SEASON1. 46 Elizabeth Blaisdell 20032. 36 Marisa Lawrence 20063. 30 Marisa Lawrence 20054. 29 Lauren Albert 20085. 27 Shaun Leddy 20046. 25 Ashley Ammendolia 20077. 24 Allison Faiola 20088. 23 Elizabeth Blaisdell 20049. 20 Shaun Leddy 200610. 18 Shaun Leddy 2007

Amanda Gallant 2005

GROUND BALLS IN A SEASON1. 79 Michelle Lewis 20032. 72 Maureen Burns 20033. 65 Michelle Lewis 20054. 60 Eliza DeMarseilles 20085. 55 Rebecca Lamothe 20036. 54 Maureen Burns 20067. 51 Maureen Burns 20058. 49 Ashley Hegarty 2006

Maureen Burns 200410. 48 Shaun Leddy 2004

DRAW CONTROLS IN A SEASON1. 53 Caitlin Hansen 20082. 52 Delia Glover 20073. 46 Shaun Leddy 20044. 39 Maureen Burns 20055. 37 Eliza DeMarseilles 20086. 36 Maureen Burns 20067. 34 Maureen Burns 2004

Shaun Leddy 20059. 33 Shaun Leddy 200610. 32 Maureen Burns 2003

Delia Glover 2009

CAUSED TURNOVERS IN A SEASON1. 64 Michelle Lewis 20032. 39 Michelle Lewis 20053. 36 Rebecca Lamothe 20034. 30 Michelle Lewis 2004

Maureen Burns 20036. 28 Lynne Zoltowski 2003

Maureen Burns 20058. 27 Shaun Leddy 2004

Maureen Burns 200610. 26 Eliza DeMarseilles 2008

GAME-WINNING GOALS IN A SEASON1. 5 Melissa Talamini 20032. 4 Shaun Leddy 2006

Allison Faiola 20084. 3 Amanda Gallant 2005

Maureen Burns 2003Marisa Lawrence 2003

7. 2 six times 2004-07

FREE POSITION GOALS IN A SEASON1. 13 Delia Glover 20082. 12 Delia Glover 20063. 9 Lauren Sheridan 2009

Shaun Leddy 2004Lindsey Cann 2007

6. 8 Allison Faiola 20097. 7 Delia Glover 20098. 6 Tamara Bender 2008

Lauren Albert 2008Melissa Talamini 2003

POINTS IN A CAREER1. 249 Shaun Leddy 2004-072. 195 Caitlin Hansen 2005-083. 185 Delia Glover 2006-094. 181 Lauren Carlisle 2004-075. 172 Marisa Lawrence 2003-066. 145 Allison Faiola 2007-present7. 137 Amanda Gallant 2004-078. 135 Melissa Talamini 2002-059. 120 Elizabeth Blaisdell 2002-0410. 106 Lauren Albert 2006-09

GOALS IN A CAREER1. 171 Shaun Leddy 2004-072. 161 Caitlin Hansen 2005-083. 148 Lauren Carlisle 2004-07

148 Delia Glover 2006-095. 109 Melissa Talamini 2002-056. 104 Allison Faiola 2007-present7. 92 Marisa Lawrence 2003-068. 90 Amanda Gallant 2004-079. 59 Lauren Albert 2006-0910. 53 Lindsey Cann 2005-08

ASSISTS IN A CAREER1. 84 Elizabeth Blaisdell 2002-042. 80 Marisa Lawrence 2003-063. 78 Shaun Leddy 2004-074. 47 Amanda Gallant 2004-07

Lauren Albert 2006-096. 41 Allison Faiola 2007-present7. 37 Delia Glover 2006-098. 34 Caitlin Hansen 2005-089. 33 Lauren Carlisle 2004-0710. 32 Ashley Ammendolia 2005-07

GROUND BALLS IN A CAREER1. 226 Maureen Burns 2003-062. 214 Michelle Lewis 2002-053. 156 Shaun Leddy 2004-074. 148 Caitlin Hansen 2005-085. 139 Lynne Zoltowski 2002-056. 133 Ashley Fabrizio 2003-067. 105 Delia Glover 2006-098. 102 Marisa Lawrence 2003-069. 99 Eliza DeMarseilles 2007-present10. 98 Lauren Carlisle 2004-07

DRAW CONTROLS IN A CAREER1. 144 Shaun Leddy 2004-072. 141 Maureen Burns 2003-063. 132 Caitlin Hansen 2005-084. 131 Delia Glover 2006-095. 88 Lauren Carlisle 2004-076. 69 Marisa Lawrence 2003-067. 67 Eliza DeMarseilles 2007-present8. 58 Lynne Zoltowski 2002-05

Lindsey Cann 2005-0810. 52 Ashley Fabrizio 2003-06

CAUSED TURNOVERS IN A CAREER1. 146 Michelle Lewis 2002-052. 106 Maureen Burns 2003-063. 88 Shaun Leddy 2004-074. 65 Lynne Zoltowski 2002-055. 60 Caitlin Hansen 2005-086. 58 Ashley Fabrizio 2003-067. 42 Eliza DeMarseilles 2007-present

Rebecca Lamothe 2002-039. 40 Marisa Lawrence 2003-06

Lauren Carlisle 2004-07

GAME-WINNING GOALS IN A CAREER1. 8 Melissa Talamini 2002-052. 7 Marisa Lawrence 2003-06

Shaun Leddy 2004-074. 5 Amanda Gallant 2004-07

Allison Faiola 2007-presentMaureen Burns 2003-06

7. 4 Lauren Carlisle 2004-078. 3 Delia Glover 2006-09

Caitlin Hansen 2005-08Lindsey Cann 2005-08

FREE POSITION GOALS IN A CAREER1. 36 Delia Glover 2006-092. 21 Shaun Leddy 2004-073. 13 Allison Faiola 2007-present

Lauren Carlisle 2004-07Lindsey Cann 2005-08

6. 10 Lauren Albert 2006-09Marisa Lawrence 2003-06

8. 9 Lauren Sheridan 2009Melissa Talamini 2002-05

10. 8 Caitlin Hansen 2005-08

SAVES IN A CAREER1. 585 Samantha Libby 2003-062. 275 Jessica Bolton 2008-present3. 155 Chelsea Pettingill 20074. 134 Stephanie Toby 20025. 86 Lauren Filippone 2009-present6. 2 Ashley Cope 20057. 1 Marie Grant 2006

Ashley Fabrizio 2003-06

SAVES IN A SEASON1. 178 Jessica Bolton 20082. 160 Samantha Libby 20063. 155 Chelsea Pettingill 20074. 152 Samantha Libby 20055. 141 Samantha Libby 20046. 134 Samantha Libby 20027. 132 Samantha Libby 20038. 97 Jessica Bolton 20099. 86 Lauren Filippone 200910. 2 Ashley Cope 2005

SAVES IN A GAME1. 20 Jessica Bolton Central Connecticut 4/1/09

Chelsea Pettingill Saint Michael’s 4/7/073. 17 Jessica Bolton Louisville 2/20/09

Samantha Libby Southern N.H. 4/22/06Samantha Libby at Stonehill 5/4/03

6. 16 Chelsea Pettingill at Assumption 3/31/077. 15 Chelsea Pettingill Merrimack 4/26/07

Samantha Libby Adelphi 4/1/0515 Samantha Libby at Bentley 4/6/06

10. 14 Chelsea Pettingill Adelphi 4/28/07Chelsea Pettingill vs. Colby Sawyer 3/12/07Jessica Bolton Saint Anselm 4/22/08Jessica Bolton at Bentley 3/25/08Jessica Bolton Assumption 3/29/08Samantha Libby at Adelphi 4/4/04

GAMES PLAYED IN A CAREER1. 69 Maureen Burns 2003-062. 68 Melissa Talamini 2002-05

Michelle Lewis 2002-05Samantha Libby 2003-06Ashley Fabrizio 2003-06Marisa Lawrence 2003-06

7. 66 Shaun Leddy 2004-07Caitlin Hansen 2005-08

9. 65 Lauren Carlisle 2004-0710. 63 Amanda Gallant 2004-07

Lindsey Cann 2005-08Liz Moore 2004-07

GAMES PLAYED IN A SEASON1. 18 Melissa Talamini, MaureenBurns, Michelle Lewis, Marisa Law-rence, Samantha Libby, Elizabeth Blais-dell (2003,2004); Rebecca Lamothe,Sarah Neilson, Courtney Davis, CathySbarra, Dana Paquin (2003); ShaunLeddy, Ashley Fabrizio, Amanda Gal-lant (2004); Allison Faiola, Lauren Al-bert, Jessica Simpson, Tamara Bender,Victoria Russell, Caitlin Hansen, JessicaBolton, Lindsey Cann, Delia Glover,Victoria Kuhns, Kaitlyn McCabe (2008)

GAMES STARTED IN A CAREER1. 69 Maureen Burns 2003-062. 65 Caitlin Hansen 2005-08

Shaun Leddy 2004-074. 64 Lauren Carlisle 2004-075. 61 Ashley Fabrizio 2003-066. 60 Amanda Gallant 2004-077. 57 Delia Glover 2006-098. 56 Caitlin Gardner 2004-079. 53 Michelle Lewis 2002-0510. 51 Melissa Talamini 2002-05

GAMES STARTED IN A SEASON1. 18 Michelle Lewis, MaureenBurns, Elizabeth Blaisdell, RebeccaLamothe, Sarah Neilson, CourtneyDavis, Cathy Sbarra, Dana Paquin(2003); Michelle Lewis, MaureenBurns, Melissa Talamini, ShaunLeddy, Ashley Fabrizio (2004); Alli-son Faiola, Lauren Albert, VictoriaRussell, Caitlin Hansen, DeliaGlover, Victoria Kuhns (2008)

TEAM GAME RECORDSPoints . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 . . . . . . . at Assumption, 3/31/07Goals . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 . . . . . . . at Assumption, 3/31/07Assists . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 . . at Saint Francis (PA), 3/14/09. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 . . . . . . . at Assumption, 3/31/07Shots . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54. . . . vs. Franklin Pierce, 3/27/08Saves . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20. . vs. Central Connecticut, 4/1/09. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20. . . . . vs. Saint Michael’s, 4/7/07Ground balls . . . . . . 58 . . . . vs. Franklin Pierce, 4/17/06Draw controls. . . . . . 22 . . . . . . vs. Assumption, 3/29/09Caused turnovers. . . 28 . . . vs. So. Connecticut, 3/22/03Free position goals . . 6. . . . . . vs. Saint Anselm, 4/27/06

TEAM ALMANACMost wins in a season . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 . . . . . . . . . . 2003, 2004, 2005Most losses in a season. . . . . . . . . . . 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2009Longest winning streak. . . . . . . . . . . . 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2003. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2004

Longest losing streak . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2009Highest winning percentage . . . .706 (12-5) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2005Most goals scored in a game . . . . . . 24 . . . . . . . at Assumption, 2007Fewest goals scored in a game . . . . . 0 . . . . . . . . . . . at Adelphi, 2002. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . . . . . vs. Stonehill, 2002. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . . . . . at Stonehill, 2003

Most goals allowed in a game . . . . . 24 . . . . . . . . . . vs. Adelphi, 2007Fewest goals allowed in a game . . . . 0 . . . . vs. Castleton State, 2003Largest margin of victory. . . . . . . 22 (22-0). . vs. Castleton State, 2003Largest margin of defeat . . . . . . . 18 (18-0) . . . . . . . at Stonehill, 2003. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 (21-3). . . . . . . at Louisville, 2008Most home games in a season . . . . . 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2003Most road games in a season . . . . . . 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2009

SAVE PERCENTAGE IN A SEASON (MIN 75 SAVES)

1. .507 Samantha Libby 20052. .506 Samantha Libby 20033. .492 Samantha Libby 20064. .481 Samantha Libby 20045. .479 Stephanie Toby 20026. .449 Chelsea Pettingill 20077. .445 Jessica Bolton 20098. .411 Jessica Bolton 20089. .396 Lauren Filippone 2009

GAA IN A SEASON (MIN 150 MINUTES)

1. 7.17 Samantha Libby 20032. 8.93 Samantha Libby 20053. 9.61 Stephanie Toby 20024. 9.81 Samantha Libby 20045. 10.90 Samantha Libby 20066. 12.35 Chelsea Pettingill 20077. 14.29 Jessica Bolton 20088. 15.11 Jessica Bolton 20099. 16.39 Lauren Filippone 2009

WINS IN A SEASON1. 12 Samantha Libby 2005

Samantha Libby 2004Samantha Libby 2003

4. 11 Samantha Libby 20065. 10 Jessica Bolton 20086. 9 Chelsea Pettingill 20077. 6 Stephanie Toby 20028. 2 Jessica Bolton 20099. 1 Lauren Filippone 2009

MINUTES PLAYED (IN GOAL) IN A SEASON1. 1080 Samantha Libby 20032. 1071 Jessica Bolton 20083. 994 Samantha Libby 20054. 930 Samantha Libby 20045. 923 Chelsea Pettingill 20076. 912 Stephanie Toby 20027. 908 Samantha Libby 20068. 480 Jessica Bolton 2009

Lauren Filippone 200910. 60 Ashley Fabrizio 2004

TEAM RECORDSTEAM SEASON RECORDS

Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383 . . . . . . . . . . . 2008Goals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 268 . . . . . . . . . . . 2008Assists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115. . . . . . . . . . . . 2008Shots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 554 . . . . . . . . . . . 2008SOG. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 437 . . . . . . . . . . . 2008Ground balls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 606 . . . . . . . . . . . 2003Caused turnovers. . . . . . . . . . 296 . . . . . . . . . . . 2003Draw controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255 . . . . . . . . . . . 2008Game-winning goals . . . . . . . . 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . 2003Free position goals . . . . . . . . . 42 . . . . . . . . . . . . 2008Saves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183 . . . . . . . . . . . 2009Save percentage . . . . . . . . . . .506 . . . . . . . . . . . 2003Goals against average . . . . . . 7.17 . . . . . . . . . . . 2003

THE RECORD BOOK


SAVE PERCENTAGE IN A CAREER1. .496 Samantha Libby 2003-062. .479 Stephanie Toby 20023. .449 Chelsea Pettingill 20074. .422 Jessica Bolton 2008-present5. .396 Lauren Filippone 2009-present

GAA IN A CAREER (MIN 200 MINUTES)

1. 9.11 Samantha Libby 2003-062. 9.61 Stephanie Toby 20023. 12.35 Chelsea Pettingill 20074. 14.54 Jessica Bolton 2008-present5. 16.39 Lauren Filippone 2009-present

WINS IN A CAREER1. 47 Samantha Libby 2003-062. 12 Jessica Bolton 2008-present3. 9 Chelsea Pettingill 20074. 6 Stephanie Toby 20025. 1 Lauren Filippone 2009-present

MINUTES PLAYED (IN GOAL) IN A CAREER1. 3912 Samantha Libby 2003-062. 1551 Jessica Bolton 2008-present3. 923 Chelsea Pettingill 20074. 912 Stephanie Toby 20025. 480 Lauren Filippone 2009-present6. 60 Ashley Fabrizio 2003-067. 27 Marie Grant 20068. 24 Ashley Cope 2005

Adelphi ..............................0-7American Int'l....................6-1Assumption ......................6-1Bentley ..............................4-4Boston College..................0-1Bridgewater State ............2-1Brown................................ 0-1Castleton State..................2-0Claremont McKenna........1-0Colby Sawyer ....................1-0C.W. Post ..........................0-4Central Connecticut ........1-0Columbia .......................... 0-1Franklin Pierce ..................8-0Harvard ............First MeetingHoward ..............................1-0Iona ....................................0-1Lasell ..................................1-0Lees-McRae ......................1-0Limestone ..........................0-2Long Island........................0-1Louisville .......................... 0-2Merrimack ........................4-6Monmouth ........................0-1Mount St. Mary’s ....First Mtg

New Hampshire................0-1New Haven........................5-2Philadelphia ......................0-1Presbyterian ......................1-0Quinnipiac ........................0-1Regis ..................................1-0Rhode Island College ......1-0Robert Morris..........First MtgRollins ................................1-0Sacred Heart......................0-1Saint Anselm ....................8-1Saint Francis (PA) ............1-0Saint Michael's..................8-1Siena ..................................0-1Southern Conn. ................7-0Southern N.H. ..................3-3Stonehill ............................0-9UC Davis ............................0-1Villanova ............................0-1Wagner ..............................0-1Whittier College ................1-0

2010 opponents in bold

ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENT


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2002 (6-9 Overall, 2-7 NE-10)at Adelphi ..................................................................................0-15 LSOUTHERN CONNECTICUT*....................................................7-3 WSTONEHILL* ..............................................................................0-16 LRHODE ISLAND COLLEGE ......................................................15-2 WSAINT ANSELM* ........................................................................3-10 LNEW HAVEN......................................................................9-8 W (OT)LASELL ......................................................................................15-3 Wat Bentley* ................................................................................2-16 LFRANKLIN PIERCE* ..........................................................8-7 W (OT)at American International* ........................................................7-9 LASSUMPTION* ..........................................................................5-14 Lat Castleton State ....................................................................11-3 Wat Saint Michael’s* ....................................................................5-14 Lat Merrimack* ..........................................................................6-16 Lat Bridgewater State..................................................................6-10 L

* NE-10 Conference contest

2003 (12-6 Overall, 7-2 NE-10)

Limestone ..................................................................................6-11 LADELPHI ....................................................................................5-16 LSOUTHERN CONNECTICUT* ................................................15-0 Wat Stonehill* ..............................................................................0-18 LMERRIMACK* ..........................................................................12-2 Wat Saint Anselm* ......................................................................13-5 WBENTLEY*....................................................................................9-11 LFRANKLIN PIERCE*..................................................................10-2 WAMERICAN INTERNATIONAL*................................................16-1 Wat Assumption* ........................................................................11-3 WCASTLETON STATE ..................................................................22-0 Wat New Haven ..........................................................................13-4 WBRIDGEWATER STATE..............................................................17-8 WPHILADELPHIA ..........................................................................2-14 LSAINT MICHAEL’S* .................................................................. 9-8 WFRANKLIN PIERCE* ................................................................19-4 Wvs. Saint Michael’s+ ..................................................................7-4 Wat Stonehill+ ..............................................................................2-18 L

* NE-10 Conference contest+ NE-10 Tournament

2004 (12-6 Overall, 9-1 NE-10)

at Limestone ..............................................................................7-14 LSTONEHILL* ..............................................................................3-12 LSOUTHERN CONNECTICUT*..................................................21-6 WNEW HAVEN* ............................................................................8-10 LMERRIMACK* ........................................................................11-10 WSAINT ANSELM* ......................................................................11-5 WREGIS ..........................................................................................8-7 Wat Adelphi ..................................................................................3-14 Lat Bentley*..................................................................................9-6 WASSUMPTION* ......................................................................18-10 WUC DAVIS....................................................................................5-19 LFRANKLIN PIERCE*..................................................................13-7 Wat American International* ....................................................14-5 Wat Bridgewater State................................................................13-6 Wat Southern New Hampshire*................................................15-1 Wat Saint Michael’s*..........................................................10-9 W (OT)vs. Saint Michael’s+ ................................................................15-8 Wat Stonehill+ ..............................................................................8-13 L


2005 (12-5 Overall, 8-2 NE-10)

at Claremont McKenna ..........................................................16-9 Wat Whittier College ..................................................................19-3 Wat Stonehill*................................................................................1-17 Lat Saint Anselm* ..................................................................19-10 WADELPHI ....................................................................................5-18 Lat New Haven ..........................................................................12-6 WBENTLEY*..................................................................................16-3 WSOUTHERN CONNECTICUT* ..................................................19-7 WAMERICAN INTERNATIONAL* ..............................................16-5 W at Assumption*........................................................................14-8 WC.W. POST ..................................................................................8-11 Lat Franklin Pierce* ..................................................................20-8 WMERRIMACK *............................................................................6-18 Lat Southern New Hampshire* ..............................................18-6 WSAINT MICHAEL’S* ..................................................................14-8 WSAINT ANSELM* ....................................................................18-10 Wvs. Merrimack+ ..........................................................................5-6 L


2006 (11-5 Overall, 8-2 NE-10)vs. Presbyterian &.................................................................... 21-5 Wvs. New Haven & ....................................................................21-6 Wat Southern Connecticut* ......................................................18-7 WSTONEHILL* ............................................................................10-17 Lat Merrimack* ........................................................................11-13 Lat C.W. Post ................................................................................8-21 Lat Bentley* ..............................................................................17-15 Wat American International* ....................................................18-7 WASSUMPTION* ......................................................................20-4 W FRANKLIN PIERCE* ................................................................20-2 WSOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE* ..........................................14-12 Wat Adelphi ..................................................................................6-17 L SAINT ANSELM* ....................................................................18-8 Wat Saint Michael’s*................................................................ 14-10 WSAINT ANSELM+ ..................................................................18-10 Wvs. Merrimack+ ......................................................................10-14 L

& in West Palm Beach, Fla.* NE-10 Conference contest

+ NE-10 Tournament

2007 (9-6 Overall, 7-3 NE-10)vs. Colby Sawyer & ..................................................................15-8 Wvs. No. 1 C.W. Post & ................................................................4-18 LAMERICAN INTERNATIONAL*................................................18-7 WBENTLEY* ................................................................................10-13 Lat Franklin Pierce* ..................................................................19-5 Wat Assumption*......................................................................24-10 WSAINT MICHAEL’S* ..................................................................18-9 Wat Stonehill* ..............................................................................9-19 LSOUTHERN CONNECTICUT* ................................................22-6 WNEW HAVEN ..........................................................................20-12 Wat Southern New Hampshire* ....................................14-15 L (3OT)at Saint Anselm* ....................................................................18-13 WMERRIMACK*..............................................................16-15 W (3OT)ADELPHI ..................................................................................12-24 LMERRIMACK+ ............................................................................9-16 L

& in Wellington, Fla.* NE-10 Conference contest

+ NE-10 Tournament

2008 (10-8 Overall, 7-3 NE-10)at Louisville ................................................................................3-21 Lvs. Lees-McRae & ....................................................................20-11 Wat Rollins & ..............................................................................19-11 Wat American International* ....................................................23-5 WNo. 1 C.W. POST........................................................................9-20 Lat Bentley* ......................................................................16-17 L (OT)FRANKLIN PIERCE*................................................................23-12 WASSUMPTION* ......................................................................23-11 Wat Merrimack* ..........................................................................16-7 Wat Saint Michael’s* ..................................................................15-9 WSTONEHILL* ..............................................................................5-18 Lat Southern Connecticut* ....................................................21-14 Wat New Haven ..........................................................................12-16 LSOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE* ............................................10-23 LSAINT ANSELM* ......................................................................20-5 Wat Adelphi ..................................................................................6-20 LBENTLEY+ ..............................................................................15-13 Wat Southern New Hampshire+ ..............................................14-22 L

& in Winter Park, Fla.* NE-10 Conference contest

+ NE-10 Tournament

2009 (3-13 Overall — inaugural Division I season)LOUISVILLE ................................................................................6-16 L at No. 14 New Hampshire ......................................................2-19 LSIENA ........................................................................................11-18 Lat Wagner ..................................................................................8-11 Lat Howard ................................................................................15-4 Wat Saint Francis (PA) ..............................................................20-10 Wat Monmouth ............................................................................5-13 Lat Sacred Heart..........................................................................9-19 LCENTRAL CONNECTICUT ......................................................12-8 Wat Quinnipiac ............................................................................9-14 Lat Brown ....................................................................................6-21 Lat Columbia..............................................................................11-19 Lat Iona ......................................................................................10-20 Lat Boston College ......................................................................2-15 Lat Long Island..........................................................................20-22 LVILLANOVA ..............................................................................16-23 L

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSALL NE-10

2002............................................6-9......................2-72003 ..........................................12-6 ....................7-22004 ..........................................12-6 ....................9-12005 ..........................................12-5 ....................8-22006 ..........................................11-5 ....................8-22007............................................9-6......................7-32008 ..........................................10-8 ....................7-32009 ..........................................3-13Total..........................................75-58 ................48-20

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