2010 GW Women's Lacrosse Media Guide

Katelyn Langs

Kelsey Honeyford

Taylor Donohue

One of the unique traditions of The George Washington University

is Commencement on the National Mall.

offers such a breathtaking and inspirationalvenue for this once-in-a-lifetime rite of passage.

No otherSCHOOLin the country

Location..........................................Washington, DC

Founded ............................................................1821

Enrollment ......................................................20,327

President ............................................Steven Knapp

Vice President for Student Academic/

Support Services ..................Robert A. Chernak

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NCAA Status ..............................................Division I

Director of Athletics..............................Jack Kvancz

Senior Associate Director of Athletics

and Recreation/SWA ................Mary Jo Warner

Sports Information Director ..............Dave Lubeski

Conference ..............................................Atlantic 10

Nickname....................................................Colonials

Colors ..................................................Buff and Blue

Home Field ........Mount Vernon Athletic Complex

Local Newspapers ..............The Washington Post,

The Washington Times,

USA Today, The Examiner

Campus Newspapers......The Hatchet, GW Today,

By George!, The Daily Colonial

Campus Radio....................WRGW (GWradio.com)

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Head Coach ....................................Tara Hannaford

Alma Mater ........................William and Mary, 2001

Head Coach Phone ............................202/994-1794

Career/GW Record ........................10-23 (3rd year)

Assistant Coach ..................................Lindsay Lewis

Alma Mater ........................Boston University, 2006

Athletic Trainer ................................Shannon Clegg

2009 Record ............................5-12/4-3 A-10 (T-4th)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost............................15/9

Starters Returning/Lost........................................9/3

Quick Facts

TABLE OF CONTENT S

2010 SEASONSeason Outlook ................................................2-3Coaching Staff ......................................................4Roster ..................................................................5Meet the Colonials..........................................6-16Opponents ........................................................17

STATISTICS, RECORDS AND HISTORY2009 Statistics and Results ................................182009 Atlantic 10 Stats ........................................19All-Time Roster ..................................................20All-Time Award Winners ....................................21Single-Game Records ........................................22Single-Season Records ......................................23Career Records..............................................24-25Year-by-Year Results ..........................................262009 Colonials Highlights ..................................32

THE ATLANTIC 10 AND THE UNIVERSITYThe Atlantic 10 Conference ..............................27Mount Vernon Athletic Complex ......................28GW and Washington, DC ............................29-30Facilities and Support Services ..........................31

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SEASON OUTLOOK

The George Washington women’s lacrosse team

raced into the driver’s seat in the Atlantic 10

last spring with three straight conference wins,

then slumped with three consecutive league losses

before clinching their third A-10 postseason berth

with a victory in its regular-season finale.

GW drew eventual league champion Massachusetts,

a team it lost to 18-5 earlier in the season, in the A-10

semifinals and trailed by five midway through the sec-

ond half. It was at this point head coach TTaarraa HHaannnnaaffoorrdd

saw a change — “There was a certain confidence and

belief in each other and our system that got us back

into that game.”

Despite its rally coming up just short against the

Minutewomen, Hannaford feels this year’s team can

build off of that late-season revelation.

“We are still a young team, but our upperclassmen

are more experienced, and we’re deeper and faster

compared to recent years,” she said. “We qualified for

the A-10 Championship in 2009, but this team has the

desire to achieve more in 2010.”

The Colonials return nine starters and 15 letterwin-

ners from last season and have added a 10-player

recruiting class. The team will welcome the return of

two-year starting defender LLaauurraa DDoommiinniiaakk, who

missed all of 2009 due to injury, but will have to fill a

gap in the attack left by MMiiaa BBrreehheennyy, who will miss

the 2010 season after totaling 55 goals the last two

years.

Despite the absence of Breheny, the Colonials

still return five of their top seven scorers from 2009,

highlighted by senior attack TTaayylloorr DDoonnoohhuuee.

Donohue set a new program mark with 27 assists

and led GW and finished eighth in the A-10 with 57

points last spring to earn second team all-confer-

ence honors.

One of this year’s team captains, Donohue has

stepped into a leadership role in her final season,

according to Hannaford, and will look to add a

goal-scoring mentality to her role as a playmaker.

Likely to join Donohue at starting attack are sopho-

mores MMeeggaann SSeeiiddmmaann and KKrriissttiinnaa BBeeeessee.

Seidman ranked third on the team and tops

among all freshmen with 23 goals in 2009 and

was named to the A-10 All-Rookie Team, while

Beese totaled 13 goals in 12 starts during a solid

rookie campaign. Sophomore EEmmiillyy PPeerrlliinngg and

freshmen AAbbbbyy SSnneeeerriinnggeerr and HHaannnnaahh

MMccLLaauugghhlliinn are expected to provide an offensive

spark off the bench.

Junior AAuuddrreeyy JJooyy and sophomore SSaarraahh PPhhiilllliippss

lead a relatively young, but skilled and accom-

plished, midfield. Joy was the lone Colonial named

to the A-10 All-Tournament Team after matching a

career-high three goals against the Minutewomen,

while Phillips starred in league play with 13 goals

and 15 assists in seven games to capture A-10Head Coach Tara Hannaford

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SEASON OUTLOOK

Rookie of the Year honors. Sophomore CCaasseeyy

DDiisshhaarroooonn and freshmen NNiiccoollee LLaacceeyy and BBrriiddggeetttt

LLyynnnn, both US Lacrosse honorable mention All-

Americans in 2009, and rookie KKrriisstteenn DDuunnpphheeyy will

see time across the middle.

Defensive captains Dominiak, who started all 34

games her first two seasons and will enter 2010 fully

healthy, and senior KKeellsseeyy HHoonneeyyffoorrdd, who has start-

ed 35 consecutive games, will team in low defense.

Senior KKaatteellyynn LLaannggss and sophomore HHiillaarryy QQuuiinnnn

will be counted on to shore up holes left in defen-

sive midfield by the graduation of A-10 All-

Conference performers Alaska Burr and Katie Lilly.

Senior MMeegghhaann OOttttoolliinnii and rookies EEmmmmyy AArraass,

LLooggaann HHeeaallyy, CCaaiittllyynn OO’’BBrriieenn and NNaattaalliiee SStteellllaa will

also push for time in defense. O’Brien was a US

Lacrosse first team All-American at Arizona’s Desert

Mountain High last season.

Hannaford’s defense will be armed with a pair

of seasoned goalkeepers this season with experi-

enced juniors LLiizz HHooffffmmaann and

CChhrriissttiinnee LLoovveetttt between the pipes.

Hoffman started 15 games and played

more than 850 minutes last spring

after totaling just 46 minutes as a

rookie in 2008, while Lovett made two

starts and saw 174 minutes of action in

seven games. The Colonials will also

have a third option in goal in freshman

JJeessss HHiicckkss.

The Colonials’ non-conference sched-

ule features five contests at Mount

Vernon Field, beginning with intra-

District foe American Feb. 24, and visits

to regional rival George Mason and end-

of-year top 20 programs Towson and

Ohio State in March. GW hosts A-10

finalists Massachusetts and Saint

Joseph’s, as well as Temple, before com-

pleting league play with three consecu-

tive road games. The 2010 A-10

Championship will be held at

Duquesne’s Rooney Field in Pittsburgh,

PA, April 23 and 25. Taylor Donohue (above) and Sarah Phillips (top)

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C OACHING STAFF

HEAD COACH TARA HANNAFORDTThhiirrdd YYeeaarr •• WWiilllliiaamm aanndd MMaarryy ‘‘0011

Tara Hannaford is in her third

season as head women’s lacrosse

coach at George Washington. In

her second season in 2009, she

led GW to its third Atlantic 10

Championship appearance.

Hannaford is the third head

coach in the eight-year history of the GW lacrosse pro-

gram. She previously served as assistant coach and

recruiting coordinator at the College of William and

Mary for three seasons from 2005-07. The Tribe posted

a 21-28 overall record during Hannaford’s tenure and

advanced to the Colonial Athletic Association semifi-

nals, peaking at No. 13 in the STX/USILA top 20 nation-

al rankings in 2006.

Prior to her work at W&M, Hannaford was the assistant

director of athletics and women’s lacrosse and water polo

coach at the Cate School in Carpinteria, CA, for two

years. While at Cate, Hannaford also was the national

tournament coach for the Pacific Regional Lacrosse club.

A four-year letterwinner at William and Mary from

1998-2001, Hannaford ranks sixth all-time in program

history with 116 career goals and 10th with 141 career

points. A two-time All-CAA selection, Hannaford scored

42 goals and earned third-team All-America honors as

a senior in 2001, leading the Tribe to a berth in the

NCAA tournament and a top-20 national ranking.

Hannaford earned her bachelor’s degree in kinesiol-

ogy from William and Mary in 2001 and completed her

master’s degree in athletic administration/sports man-

agement from Indiana University in August 2002.


CCooaacchhiinngg CCaarreeeerr2008-present ......George Washington Head Coach

(10-23)2005-07 ..............William and Mary Assistant Coach

(21-28)PPllaayyiinngg CCaarreeeerr1998-2001 ......................................William and Mary

Third-team All-American (2001)Two-time All-CAA selection

1998, 2001 NCAA tournamentEEdduuccaattiioonnWilliam and Mary ‘01 ......................B.S. kinesiologyIndiana ‘02 ........................M.S. athletic administration/

sports management

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ASSISTANT COACH LINDSAY LEWISFFiirrsstt YYeeaarr •• BBoossttoonn UUnniivveerrssiittyy ‘‘0066

Lindsay Lewis, former assistant

coach at James Madison and

two-time All-American at Boston

University, is in her first year as

assistant coach for the George

Washington women’s lacrosse

team.

Lewis serves as defensive coach and recruiting

coordinator and assists with practice and travel plan-

ning and scouting. She spent the past three seasons

as an assistant at James Madison. The Dukes were 25-

25 overall in Lewis’ three seasons from 2007-09, high-

lighted by a trip to the Colonial Athletic Association

title game in 2007.

A four-year starter at Boston University, Lewis was an

Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association

(IWLCA) Second Team All-American in 2006 after earn-

ing third team honors in 2005. The four-time All-

America East selection is the Terriers’ career leader with

187 goals, ranks fourth all-time in points (232) and draw

controls (132) and is in the program’s career top 10 in

ground balls, caused turnovers, assists and games

played. She guided BU to three America East champi-

onships and three NCAA tournament appearances,

including a quarterfinal appearance in 2005.

Since graduating from Boston University with a

bachelor’s degree in hospitality administration in 2006,

Lewis has continued playing competitively with the

United States’ Developmental Lacrosse Team and par-

ticipated in the U.S. World Cup team’s training camp in

June. She has also worked with Brine/Warrior

Lacrosse’s research and development team, providing

input in product design and testing and running pro-

motional camps and clinics.

2010 L ACROSSE ROSTER

NNoo.. NNaammee YYrr.. PPooss.. HHtt.. HHoommeettoowwnn//HHiigghh SScchhooooll00 Liz Hoffman Jr. GK 5-0 Owings Mills, MD/Beth Tfiloh1 Abby Sneeringer Fr. M 5-4 Baltimore, MD/Catonsville3 Audrey Joy Jr. M 5-5 Winchester, MA/Winchester4 Logan Healy Fr. D 5-8 Wilmington, DE/Archmere Academy5 Bridgett Lynn Fr. M 5-8 Charlottesville, VA/Western Albemarle6 Emily Perling So. A 5-5 Atlanta, GA/The Westminster Schools7 Nicole Lacey Fr. M 5-5 Marriottsville, MD/Marriotts Ridge8 Casey Disharoon So. D 5-9 Davidsonville, MD/South River

10 Emmy Aras Fr. D/M 5-4 Annapolis, MD/Severn11 Kelsey Honeyford Sr. D 5-7 Moorestown, NJ/Moorestown12 Mia Breheny Sr. A 5-4 Alexandria, VA/Bishop Ireton15 Sarah Phillips So. M 5-5 Downingtown, PA/Downingtown West16 Megan Seidman So. A 5-5 Baltimore, MD/Pikesville17 Laura Dominiak R-Jr. D 5-4 Mount Laurel, NJ/Lenape18 Hannah McLaughlin Fr. A 5-8 Centerfield, NY/Harborfields19 Kristina Beese So. A 5-4 Timonium, MD/St. Paul’s School for Girls21 Kristen Dunphey Fr. A 5-3 Glenside, PA/Abington22 Meghan Ottolini Sr. D 5-7 Gaithersburg, MD/Gaithersburg24 Katelyn Langs Sr. A 5-5 Deerfield, IL/Loyola Academy25 Taylor Donohue Sr. A 5-11 Villanova, PA/Radnor26 Caitlyn O’Brien Fr. M 5-8 Scottsdale, AZ/Desert Mountain28 Hilary Quinn So. M 5-9 Manhasset, NY/Manhasset30 Natalie Stella Fr. D 5-8 Medford, NJ/Shawnee33 Jess Hicks Fr. GK 5-8 Brandywine, MD/Calverton37 Christine Lovett Jr. GK 5-5 Bel Air, MD/Bel Air

HHeeaadd CCooaacchh:: Tara Hannaford (William and Mary ‘01) — 3rd yearAAssssiissttaanntt CCooaacchh:: Lindsay Lewis (Boston University ‘06) — 1st yearVVoolluunntteeeerr AAssssiissttaanntt CCooaacchh:: Morgan Dyson (California ‘09) — 1st yearAAtthhlleettiicc TTrraaiinneerr:: Shannon Clegg

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22001100 GGeeoorrggee WWaasshhiinnggttoonn WWoommeenn’’ss LLaaccrroossssee TTeeaamm.. Front Row (L-R): Bridgett Lynn, Jess Hicks, Hannah McLaughlin, AllieMonticollo, Meghan Ottolini, Casey Disharoon, Hilary Quinn, Taylor Donohue, Caitlyn O’Brien, Natalie Stella, Logan Healy, KelseyHoneyford, Abby Sneeringer, Head Coach Tara Hannaford. Back Row (L-R): Asst. Coach Lindsay Lewis, Emmy Aras, SarahPhillips, Megan Seidman, Mia Breheny, Kristina Beese, Christine Lovett, Katelyn Langs, Laura Dominiak, Audrey Joy, NicoleLacey, Emily Perling, Kristen Dunphey, Liz Hoffman, Vol. Asst. Coach Morgan Dyson.

CAREERSTATS

Year GP-GS Min. Saves GA GAA SV% W-L GB

2008 3-0 46:03 10 7 9.12 .588 0-0 2

2009 17-15 852:10 130 175 12.32 .426 5-10 36

Total 20-15 898:13 140 182 12.16 .435 5-10 38

22000099:: Made 15 starts and played more than 852 minutes in 17 games in net ... Posted 5-10

record ... Led GW and finished second in A-10 with 36 ground balls ... Six games with 10-

or-more saves ... Posted career-best 17 stops, third-most in school history, against No. 8

Georgetown (2/21) ... Had 15 saves against Towson (3/14) ... Career-best five ground balls

against Richmond (4/10) ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in fall semester.

22000088:: Totaled 46 minutes in cage in three appearances ... Made six saves and grabbed two

ground balls in 16 minutes against Mount St. Mary’s (3/12) ... Had four saves in 25 minutes

at Saint Mary’s (CA) (3/17) ... First collegiate action at George Mason (3/5). HHiigghh SScchhooooll::

Averaged 7.4 saves per game in helping lead Beth Tfiloh High School to its second consec-

utive conference semifinal appearance in 2007 ... Three-time team MVP and captain was an

IAAM C Conference All-Star in 2007 and played for the Baltimore-area all-stars in last spring’s Under Armour All-America Lacrosse

Classic, making six first-half saves as Baltimore defeated Washington, 11-7. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Elizabeth F. Hoffman ... Born Nov. 26, 1989, in

Baltimore, MD ... Daughter of Bernard and Martha Hoffman ... One brother, Jonathan (18) ... Speech and hearing science major.

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5-0 • Junior

Goalkeeper

Owings Mills, MD

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CAREERSTATS

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots GB CT DC

2008 15-4 5 3 8 17 14 5 5

2009 17-16 14 3 17 36 23 6 18

TToottaall 3322--2200 1199 66 2255 5533 3377 1111 2233

22000099:: Started 16 of 17 games played, totaling 14 goals and three assists ... Led team with five free-

position goals, third on team with 18 draw controls ... Added 23 ground balls ... Named to Atlantic

10 All-Championship Team after matching career-high three goals against Massachusetts in semi-

finals ... Also scored hat trick against Duquesne (3/27). 22000088:: Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team selection

led GW freshmen class with eight points (5g/3a), 14 ground balls, five draws and five caused

turnovers in 15 games played ... Started final four games of season ... Scored career-high two goals

in victory over La Salle (3/28) ... Five games with two-or-more ground balls, highlighted by three in

upset of league rival Richmond (4/16). HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: Totaled 186 career points in three seasons at

Winchester High School, helping the Sachems to a composite 56-9-1 record and three consecutive

Massachusetts state final appearances ... Posted 40 goals and 40 assists as a senior to earn All-Middlesex League and second team

All-Eastern Massachusetts accolades ... A three-sport athlete, Joy also competed for Winchester’s track and soccer teams. PPeerrssoonnaall::

Audrey Hughes Joy ... Born May 9, 1989, in Boston, MA ... One sister, Maria (23) ... American studies major.

Audr eyJoy

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Midfield

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CAREERSTATS

Emi l yPerling


2009 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TToottaall 22--00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

22000099:: Saw action in victories over Mount St. Mary’s (3/11) and La Salle (4/19). HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: 2008 US Lacrosse Honorable Mention

All-American ... 2008 Second Team All-State ... Westminster’s Most Outstanding Offensive Player as a senior ... 2007 all-city and

honorable mention all-state ... Helped Westminster to state championship appearances in 2006 and 2008, semifinal appearance

in 2007 ... Team captain as a senior ... Also ran cross country for three years. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Emily Sarah Perling ... Born April 27, 1990,

in Atlanta, GA ... Daughter of Rachel and Lance Perling ... Two sisters, Mell (23) and Deborah (21) ... Enrolled in the Columbian

College of Arts and Sciences.

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CAREERSTATS

CaseyDisharoon


2009 15-10 0 4 4 5 8 9 11

TToottaall 1155--1100 00 44 44 55 88 99 1111

22000099:: Started 10 of 15 games played ... Led freshmen with nine caused turnovers, added 11 draw controls and eight ground balls

... Dished out three assists in victory over Duquesne (3/27) and another in win over La Salle (4/19) to finish season with four assists

... Won four draws at Johns Hopkins (3/19). HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: 2007 US Lacrosse Academic All-American ... 2007 Tewaaraton Award

Baltimore/Washington Regional Watch List ... Three-time first team all-county coaches’ pick (2006, 2007, 2008) ... Baltimore Sun

Second Team All-County (2006, 2007) ... Annapolis Capital Second Team All-County (2007, 2008) ... Three-time Defensive Player

of the Year at South River High School (2006, 2007, 2008) ... Also a member of South River’s 2004 and 2005 Maryland 4A state

champion field hockey team. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Kristan Cassidy Disharoon ... Born March 14, 1990, in Silver Spring, MD ... Daughter of

Maureen and Larry Disharoon ... Two sisters, Lauren (23) and Kerianne (17), and one brother, Brad (25) ... International affairs major.

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5-5 • Sophomore

Attack

Atlanta, GA

5-9 • Sophomore

Defense

Davidsonville, MD

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Ke lsey Honeyford

22000099:: One of three returnees who started all 17 games (Donohue, Langs) ... Ranked third on team with career-high totals of 32 ground

balls and 16 caused turnovers ... Had four ground balls in back-to-back games against Johns Hopkins (3/19) and Duquesne (3/27) ...

Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll both semesters ... Named to IWLCA Academic Honor Roll. 22000088:: One of two returning

2009 players to start all 16 games in 2008 (L. Dominiak) ... Fourth on team with 24 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers ... Five games

with three-or-more ground balls, including four against Towson (3/8), Massachusetts (3/30) and Denver (4/13) ... Named to A-10

Commissioner’s Honor Roll. 22000077:: Played in 15 games, with starts against St. Bonaventure (5/4) and Richmond (5/6) in Atlantic 10

Championship ... Finished with eight ground balls, including career-high two in regular-season finale win over St. Bonaventure (4/29) ...

Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in spring semester. HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: Helped Moorestown High to three consecutive New Jersey

state lacrosse championships and back-to-back state soccer titles ... Quakers posted a 23-1 overall record and were No. 2 in the nation

... Second-team All-Burlington County selection as a senior ... Played for South Jersey Select from 2004-05. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Kelsey Michelle

Honeyford ... Born Nov. 24, 1987, in Philadelphia, PA ... Daughter of Peter and Cynthia Honeyford ... Older sister, Katelyn (23), played

four seasons on GW lacrosse team from 2005-08 ... Has younger sister, Delaney (16) ... Sport, event and hospitality management major.

CAREERSTATS

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots GB CT DC2007 15-2 0 0 0 0 8 1 12008 16-16 0 0 0 0 24 11 22009 17-17 0 0 0 0 32 16 3TToottaall 4488--3355 00 00 00 00 6644 2288 66

Mia Breheny

22000099:: Team quad-captain ... Ranked fourth on team with 21 goals, fifth on team with 26 points ... Played in 14 games, with nine

starts ... Season-high four goals against Drexel (3/1), matched season-high four points (3g/1a) against La Salle (4/19) ... Matched

career-best three draws at Virginia Tech (3/8) ... Named A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll spring semester. 22000088:: Breakout season

saw Breheny lead team with 34 goals and finish second with 39 points ... Started 14 of 16 games played ... Converted 58.6 percent

of shot attempts (34-of-58) ... Eight ground balls and six caused turnovers ... Five games with three-or-more goals, led by career-

high five goals against both Towson (3/8) and Saint Mary’s (CA) (3/17) ... Had career-high six points in back-to-back games against

Mount St. Mary’s (3/12 - 4g/2a) and Gaels (5g/1a) ... Had four goals against No. 10 Georgetown (2/20) ... Career-best three draws

against Gaels and Richmond (4/16) ... Personal-best four ground balls at California (3/20). 22000077:: Played in three games ... One shot

on goal against Pioneers. HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: Two-time first-team All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference pick at Bishop Ireton ...

Honorable mention All-America honors from Lax Power ... Honorable mention All-Met selection by Washington Post and first team

All-Examiner as a senior ... Two-year team captain totaled 203 goals and 48 assists during four-year career ... Second team All-WCAC

as a freshman. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Mia Colleen Breheny ... Born July 30, 1988, in Washington, DC ... Daughter of Maureen and John Breheny

... Siblings Hillary (23) and Jack (16) ... Sport, event and hospitality management major.

CAREERSTATS

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots GB CT DC2007 3-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 02008 16-14 34 5 39 51 8 6 182009 14-9 21 5 26 50 11 6 6TToottaall 3333--2233 5555 1100 6655 110022 1199 1122 2244

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5-7 • Senior

Defense

Moorestown, NJ

5-4 • Senior

Attack

Alexandria, VA

CAREERSTATS

Sar ah Phillips


2009 17-9 18 18 36 45 16 6 14

TToottaall 1177--99 1188 1188 3366 4455 1166 66 1144

22000099:: Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year and All-Rookie Team selection ... Finished second on team and tied for seventh in A-10

with 18 assists ... Added 18 goals for 36 points, third-most for a freshman in program history ... Led freshmen with 14 draw con-

trols, added 16 ground balls ... Started nine of 17 games played ... Scored 28-of-36 points in A-10 play (13g/15a) ... Tallied four

hat tricks ... Career-high five points against Temple (4/3) and Saint Joseph’s (4/17), career-best four assists against Richmond (4/10)

... Named A-10 Rookie of the Week on April 6. HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: 2008 US Lacrosse Honorable Mention All-American ... 2007 and

2008 US Lacrosse Academic All-American ... Totaled 281 goals and 154 assists in three-year varsity career ... Two-time First Team

All Ches-Mont National Division selection (2007, 2008) ... 2008 Second-Team PhillyLacrosse.com All-Area ... Second-Team All

Ches-Mont National Division in 2006 ... Tallied 103 goals and 69 assists to help Downingtown to undefeated Ches-Mont National

Division title, 20-3 overall record and District 1 semifinal appearance ... Had 112 goals and 62 assists in 2007 to earn Daily Local

First Team All-Area ... 65 goals and 23 assists in 2006 to earn Daily Local Honorable Mention All-Area ... Played club lacrosse for

PA Express. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Sarah Elizabeth Phillips ... Born Oct. 23, 1989, in Dallas, TX ... Daughter of Ann and Paul Phillips ... One

brother, Reid (15) ... Pre-business administration major.

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CAREERSTATS

Megan Seidman


2009 17-7 23 4 27 45 8 5 3

TToottaall 1177--77 2233 44 2277 4455 88 55 33

22000099:: Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team selection ... Led freshmen and ranked third on team with

23 goals ... Fourth on team with 27 points ... Scored 19-of-27 points in A-10 play (15g/4a) ...

Converted 51.1 percent of shot attempts (23-of-45) ... Started seven of 17 games played ...

Back-to-back five-point efforts with career-high five goals against Johns Hopkins (3/19) and

four goals and assist against Duquesne (3/27) ... Named A-10 Rookie of the Week on March

23 ... Also had five points (3g/2a) against Richmond (4/10). HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: Pikesville High

School’s leading scorer each season, totaled 185 goals and 73 assists during three-year var-

sity career ... first team all-division selection in 2006 and 2007, second team all-division as a

senior in 2008 ... Pikesville’s Co-Most Valuable Player in 2008 ... Two-year team captain (2007,

2008) ... Helped Pikesville High School to three Maryland 1A/2A Regional championships

(2005, 2006, 2007) and back-to-back state championship game appearances (2006, 2007).

PPeerrssoonnaall:: Megan Lindsay Seidman ... Born July 23, 1990, in Baltimore, MD ... Daughter of

Susan and Lee Seidman ... Sister, Hannah (13) ... Athletic training major.

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5-5 • Sophomore

Midfield

Downingtown, PA

5-5 • Sophomore

Attack

Baltimore, MD

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Laur a Dominiak

22000099:: Team quad-captain ... Sat out season due to injury ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll both semesters. 22000088:: One

of two returning 2009 players to start all 16 games in 2008 (K. Honeyford) ... Second on team with 12 caused turnovers and tied

for second with 27 ground balls ... Pitched in assist in 21-10 rout at Saint Mary’s (CA) (3/17) ... Grabbed two-or-more ground balls

in 11 games, including season-high four against No. 9 Johns Hopkins ... Equaled career-high three caused turnovers against

Denver (4/13) ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll both semesters. 22000077:: Led rookie class with 18 starts, 32 ground balls

and 14 caused turnovers ... Scored first collegiate point with assist in 7-6 victory at Temple (4/15), program’s first over the Owls ...

Grabbed two-or-more ground balls in 11 games, including career-high five at Mount St. Mary’s (3/1) ... Season-high three caused

turnovers in 9-1 rout of Saint Joseph’s (4/22) ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in fall semester. HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: First team

All-Olympic Conference American Division as a senior, second team selection as a junior ... 2006 First Team All-South Jersey and

2005 First Team All-Upper Atlantic ... Led Lenape High to 14-5-1 final record and appearance in South Jersey Group A quarterfi-

nals in 2006 ... Named team MVP as a senior and participated in New Jersey All-Senior Jamboree. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Laura D. Dominiak ...

Born Oct. 19, 1987, in Hopewell, NJ ... Daughter of Mary and Richard Dominiak ... One brother, Rich (26), played soccer at Rowan

University (NJ) ... Majoring in finance.

CAREERSTATS


2007 18-18 0 1 1 0 32 14 4

2008 16-16 0 1 1 0 27 12 3

2009 DNP

TToottaall 3344--3344 00 22 22 00 5599 2266 77

Kr is t ina Beese

22000099:: Appeared in all 17 games, started final 12 contests ... Totaled 16 points on 13 goals and three assists ... Career-high three

points (2g/1a) in A-10 semifinals against Massachusetts (4/24) and Johns Hopkins (3/19) ... Also had two goals against George

Mason (3/4), St. Bonaventure (3/29) and La Salle (4/19) ... Added eight ground balls, three draws and three caused turnovers ...

Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in fall semester. HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: Totaled 22 goals, 14 assists and 10 draws as senior team

captain at St. Paul’s School for Girls ... Helped St. Paul’s to 2006 IAAM A Conference title ... Senior team captain of Gators’ ice

hockey team. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Kristina Elizabeth Beese ... Born April 13, 1990, in Silver Spring, MD ... Daughter of Diana and James Beese

III ... One sister, Gabriela (13) ... Pre-business administration major.

CAREERSTATS


2009 17-12 13 3 16 26 8 3 3

TToottaall 1177--1122 1133 33 1166 2266 88 33 33

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Defense

Mount Laurel, NJ

5-4 • Sophomore

Attack

Timonium, MD

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MeghanOttolini


2007 2-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

2008 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2009 6-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TToottaall 1100--00 00 00 00 00 11 00 00

22000099:: Saw action in six games ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in fall semester. 22000088:: Saw action in two games —

at Saint Mary’s (CA) (3/17) and La Salle (3/28). 22000077:: Saw action in two games — at No. 15 Denver (3/13) and La Salle (4/13) ...

Grabbed one ground ball against the Pioneers. HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: Four-year letterwinner in field hockey and lacrosse at Gaithersburg

High ... Two-year captain of Trojans’ lacrosse team. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Meghan Elizabeth Ottolini ... Born April 11, 1988, in Grosse Point,

MI ... Daughter of Mary and Martin Ottolini ... One sister, Katie (23), and one brother, Patrick (15) ... Journalism and mass com-

munications major.

CAREERSTATS

Kat e l ynLangs


2007 7-0 2 0 2 4 1 0 0

2008 5-1 1 1 2 2 0 1 0

2009 17-17 3 0 3 20 3 1 5

TToottaall 2299--1188 66 11 77 2266 44 22 55

22000099:: One of three returnees who started all 17 games (Donohue, Honeyford) ... Pitched in three goals, including two in victory

at Mount St. Mary’s (3/11) ... Had a goal and two ground balls against George Mason (3/4). 22000088:: Played in five games, with first

collegiate start against Temple (4/11) ... Scored career-high two points on goal and assist against La Salle (3/28) ... Registered a

caused turnover against the Owls ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in spring semester. 22000077:: Played in seven games,

including final six of season ... Scored one goal in back-to-back games against Saint Joseph’s (4/22) and Duquesne (4/27) ... Picked

up a ground ball in first collegiate game at La Salle (4/13). HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: Helped Loyola (IL) Academy to three consecutive state

championships ... Ranked in the Top 20 in Illinois in girls’ tennis since sophomore year. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Katelyn Langs ... Born Jan. 19,

1988, in Evanston, IL ... Daughter of Carolyn and Marc Langs ... Two sisters, Allison (28) and Kristen (21), and one brother, Brian

(26) ... Political science major.

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Defense

Gaithersburg, MD

5-5 • Senior

Attack

Deerfield, IL

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Tay lor Donohue

22001100:: Enters senior season ranked seventh all-time at GW with 111 career points ... Sixth all-time at GW with 74 career goals and

37 career assists. 22000099:: Second Team All-Atlantic 10 selection ... Team MVP ... Led GW and ranked eighth in A-10 with 57 points,

fifth-most in a season in program history ... Team-high 30 goals ... Broke program record and tied for second in A-10 with 27 assists

... One of three returnees who started all 17 games (Honeyford, Langs) ... Scored career-high six goals in season-opener against

Ohio State (2/15) ... Named A-10 Player of the Week on Feb. 16 ... Dished out career-best five assists at Johns Hopkins (3/19) ...

Totaled career-high seven points (4g/3a) in victory over St. Bonaventure (3/29) ... Had three-or-more goals in four games, three-or-

more assists in four games. 22000088:: Started three of 13 games played ... Fourth on team with 19 goals and fifth on team with 24

points ... Five multi-goal games, highlighted by four-goal efforts against La Salle (3/28) and Duquesne (4/2) ... Tallied hat trick in

season-ending victory at Saint Joseph’s (4/18). 22000077:: A-10 All-Rookie Team selection ... Led GW rookie class and ranked third on

team with 25 goals and 30 points ... Made an appearance in all 18 games ... Had two-or-more points in a game eight times ...

Scored three-or-more goals in a game five times ... Led GW with 10 points in the A-10 Championship, including career-high five

goals and six points in semifinal victory over St. Bonaventure (5/4) ... Was named to A-10 All-Championship team ... Tabbed A-10

Rookie of the Week on April 23 after scoring four goals and five points in 9-1 rout of Saint Joseph’s (4/22). HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: 2006

Honorable mention All-Main Line selection by Main Line Times ... Member of three consecutive state runner-up teams at Radnor

High ... Member of Red Raiders’ state championship team as a freshman. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Taylor Jenna Donohue ... Born Nov. 2, 1987,

in Paoli, PA ... Daughter of Ann and Neil Donohue ... Two sisters, Ashley (26) and Alison (17), and one brother, Josh (25), who played

lacrosse at Harvard ... Psychology major.

CAREERSTATS


2007 18-0 25 5 30 54 2 4 4

2008 13-3 19 5 24 46 5 1 3

2009 17-17 30 27 57 61 9 4 9

TToottaall 4488--2200 7744 3377 111111 116611 1166 99 1166

255-11 • Senior

Attack

Villanova, PA

THEJUNIORCL ASS

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Hi lar yQuinn


2009 14-10 1 1 2 1 16 6 3

TToottaall 1144--1100 11 11 22 11 1166 66 33

22000099:: Played in 14 games, including starts in final 10 games of season ... Totaled 16 ground balls, including career-high five in

win at Temple (4/3) ... Named to A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in fall semester. HHiigghh SScchhooooll:: 2008 Honorable Mention All-

Nassau County ... Totaled 22 goals and 10 assists during three-year varsity career ... Helped Manhasset High School to consecu-

tive Nassau County title in 2007 and 2008 ... Single-season career-high 13 goals and 16 points as a senior ... Helped Sacred Heart

Academy to New York CHSAA semifinal appearance as a sophomore in 2006 ... Played club lacrosse with Liberty Lax. PPeerrssoonnaall::

Hilary Catherine Quinn ... Born Aug. 28, 1990, in Manhasset, NY ... Daughter of Marjorie and Patrick Quinn ... Two brothers, Colin

(20) and Ian (6), and one sister, Claire (12) ... Enrolled in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.

CAREERSTATS

Chr is t ineLovett

Year GP-GS Min. Saves GA GAA SV% W-L GB

2008 1-0 5:25 2 1 11.08 .667 0-0 0

2009 7-2 173:50 23 39 13.46 .371 0-2 7

TToottaall 88--22 117799::1155 2255 4400 1133..4411 ..338855 00--22 77

22000099:: Totaled 23 saves and nearly 174 minutes in goal in seven appearances, including

starts against Virginia Tech (3/8) and Mount St. Mary’s (3/11) ... Made career-best seven

saves with two ground balls in 38:30 of action at American (2/25). 22000088:: Made two saves

on three shots faced in five minutes of action at Saint Mary’s (CA) (3/17). HHiigghh SScchhooooll::

Four-year starter and two-time honorable mention all-county performer at Bel Air High

School ... Also a two-year starter for the Bobcats’ field hockey team ... Bel Air finished

the 2007 season with an 8-5 overall record. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Christine Elizabeth Lovett ... Born

Jan. 25, 1989, in Bel Air, MD ... Daughter of Patrick and Catherine Lovett ... Three broth-

ers, Michael (27), Andrew (24) and Thomas (23) ... Psychology major.

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Midfield

Manhasset, NY

5-5 • Junior

Goalkeeper

Bel Air, MD

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A bby Sneeringer

PPrriioorr ttoo GGWW:: 2009 second team All-Division I selection and honorable mention All-Baltimore Metro by DigitalSports ... Named

first team All-Baltimore County and All-Division I in helping Catonsville to Maryland 4A-3A state championship game in 2008 ...

Played club lacrosse for Hero’s 2009. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Leslie Abigail Sneeringer ... Born Oct. 4, 1991, in Catonsville, MD ... Daughter of

Michael Jr. and Holly Sneeringer ... Older brother, Elliot ... Enrolled in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.

LoganHealy

PPrriioorr TToo GGWW:: 2009 US Lacrosse Academic All-American ... Two-Time First Team All-Diamond State Conference Selection (2007,

2009) ... Led Archmere Academy To 2009 Diamond State Conference Title ... Totaled 35 goals and seven assists ... In 2007,

ranked 15th on Archmere’s career points list ... Member of Skywalkers ‘09 White Lacrosse Club team. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Logan Kelley

Weikert Healy ... Born Feb. 14, 1991, in Philadelphia, PA ... Daughter of Michael and Janet Healy ... Two older sisters, Kenna and

Brette, and older brother, Drew ... Pre-business administration major.

Br idge t tLynn

PPrriioorr ttoo GGWW:: 2009 US Lacrosse Honorable Mention All-American ... 2009 Jefferson District and Region II Player of the Year ... First

team all-district and all-region in 2009 ... Helped Western Albemarle to Virginia Group AA/AAA quarterfinals in 2009, four con-

secutive Jefferson District titles (2006-09) and back-to-back Region II championships (2007-08) ... 2008 US Lacrosse Academic

All-American ... Four-year letterwinner and two-year team captain in lacrosse and field hockey ... Member of Capital Lacrosse

Club. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Bridgett Patrice Lynn ... Born Dec. 16, 1990, in Ft. Worth, TX ... Daughter of Nick and Angela Lynn ... Two older

brothers, Kellen and Nolan, and two older sisters, Whitney and Jordan ... Journalism and mass communication major.

Nico le Lacey

PPrriioorr ttoo GGWW:: 2009 US Lacrosse Honorable Mention All-American ... 2009 US Lacrosse Academic All-American ... Two-time first

team All-Howard County ... 2009 honorable mention All-Met selection by The Washington Post and second team All-Baltimore

Metro by DigitalSports ... Led Marriotts Ridge in goals and points for two seasons ... Played six seasons with Hero’s Lacrosse club

team. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Nicole Lynn Lacey ... Born Aug. 1, 1991, in Towson, MD ... Daughter of Charles and Lynn Lacey ... Older broth-

er, Christopher, and older sister, Michelle ... Pre-business administration major.

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5-4 • Freshman

Midfield

Baltimore, MD

5-8 • Freshman

Defense

Wilmington, DE

5-8 • Freshman

Midfield

Charlottesville, VA

5-5 • Freshman

Midfield

Marriottsville, MD

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EmmyAras

PPrriioorr ttoo GGWW:: Three-year letterwinner at Severn School ... Helped Admirals to Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland

(IAAM) Group A title game in 2007 and semifinal appearance in 2008 ... Totaled 37 ground balls, 10 draws and seven assists as

a senior in 2009 ... Named second team All-Galaxy in 2007 as a member of CC Lax club team. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Emily Despard Aras ...

Born April 6, 1991, in Annapolis, MD ... Daughter of John and Caroline Aras ... Older brother, Evan ... Enrolled in the Columbian

College of Arts and Sciences.

HannahMcLaughlin

PPrriioorr ttoo GGWW:: Section XI All-Division II honoree as a senior in 2009 ... Honorable mention All-Suffolk County selection in 2007 and

2008 ... Harborfields’ 2008 Team MVP ... Member of Long Island Yellow Jackets club team from 2002-08, earning honorable men-

tion All-Galaxy honors in 2008. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Hannah Susan McLaughlin ... Born Jan. 21, 1991, in Huntington, NY ... Daughter of Mark

and Nancy McLaughlin ... Older brother, Matt ... Enrolled in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.

Kr is t enDunphey

PPrriioorr ttoo GGWW:: Three-time All-Suburban I League selection ... Helped Abington to three consecutive Suburban I League titles ...

First team All-Suburban I League selection in 2008, second team honoree in 2009 and third team pick in 2007 ... 2009 and 2008

US Lacrosse Academic All-American ... Member of Ultimate Goal Lacrosse Club (2006-08) ... 2007 honorable mention All-Galaxy.

PPeerrssoonnaall:: Kristen Haley Dunphey ... Born June 17, 1991, in Abington, PA ... Daughter of Guy and Barbara Dunphey ... Older broth-

er, Benjamin ... Enrolled in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.

Ca i t l ynO’Brien

PPrriioorr ttoo GGWW:: 2008 US Lacrosse First Team All-American ... Three-time Arizona Girls Lacrosse Association All Star (2007-09) and

First Team All-State by AGLA in 2009 ... Led AGLA with 47 goals in 2009, totaled 69 draw controls and 30 ground balls in 10

games. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Caitlyn Blair O’Brien ... Born Jan. 9, 1991, in Albuquerque, NM ... Daughter of Alan and Debbie O’Brien ... Older

brother, Collin ... Enrolled in the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences.

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5-4 • Freshman

Defense/Midfield

Annapolis, MD

5-8 • Freshman

Attack

Centerfield, NY

5-3 • Freshman

Attack

Glenside, PA

5-8 • Freshman

Midfield

Scottsdale, AZ

PPrriioorr ttoo GGWW:: Paced Shawnee in caused turnovers while leading the Renegades to a 15-4 overall record, Olympic Conference

Patriot League title and appearance in NJSIAA South III Sectional Championship game ... Played club lacrosse for South Jersey

Select. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Natalie Marie Stella ... Born March 25, 1991, in Philadelphia, PA ... Daughter of Daniel and Donna Stella ...

Younger brother, Brian ... Pre-business administration major.

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Nat a l i e Stella


PPrriioorr ttoo GGWW:: Two-time first team All-Maryland Independent School Athletic League (MISAL) and All-Calvert County honoree ...

Calverton School’s 2009 Team MVP ... Helped Cougars to 2006 MISAL championship and three straight runner-up finishes (2007-

09) ... Two-time second team All-Galaxy selection as member of CC Lax club team. PPeerrssoonnaall:: Jessica Caroline Hicks ... Born Oct.

15, 1991 ... Daughter of Charles Hicks Jr. and Kimberly Marshall ... Younger brother, Michael ... Pre-business administration major.

Jess Hicks

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Defense

Medford, NJ

5-8 • Freshman

Goalkeeper

Brandywine, MD

OPPONENT S

aatt DDrreexxeellFebruary 21

Location ......................Philadelphia, PAConference ..........Colonial Ath. Assoc.2009 Record ....................8-9, 0-7 CAAHead Coach ............Anna Marie VescoLacrosse Contact ............John TomsichSID Phone ......................215/895-2084Web Site ......www.DrexelDragons.com

AAMMEERRIICCAANNFebruary 24

Location ......................Washington, DCConference ....................Patriot League2009 Record ......................3-13, 1-5 PLHead Coach......................Katie WoodsLacrosse Contact............Howard SmithSID Phone ......................202/885-3032Web Site ..............www.AUeagles.com

JJAAMMEESS MMAADDIISSOONNFebruary 27

Location ....................Harrisonburg, VAConference ..........Colonial Ath. Assoc.2009 Record ..................5-11, 1-6 CAAHead Coach..Shelley Klaes-BawcombeLacrosse Contact ..Milla Sue WisecarverSID Phone ......................540/568-6154Web Site..............www.JMUsports.com

aatt GGeeoorrggee MMaassoonnMarch 3

Location................................Fairfax, VAConference ..........Colonial Ath. Assoc.2009 Record ..................6-10, 2-5 CAAHead Coach ....................Lauren RywakLacrosse Contact ..............Jason RisleySID Phone ......................703/993-3246Web Site ..............www.GoMason.com

VVIIRRGGIINNIIAA TTEECCHHMarch 7

Location ........................Blacksburg, VAConference ..........Atlantic Coast Conf.2009 Record ..................7-10, 1-4 ACCHead Coach ......................Katrina SilvaLacrosse Contact ........Rachel PerreaultSID Phone ......................540/231-2228Web Site ............www.hokiesports.com

MMOOUUNNTT SSTT.. MMAARRYY’’SSMarch 10

Location ....................Emmitsburg, MDConference............................Northeast 2009 Record ..................6-11, 6-2 NECHead Coach ................Sonia LaMonicaLacrosse Contact ..........David Musil Jr.SID Phone ......................301/447-5384Web Site ......www.mountathletics.com

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aatt TToowwssoonnMarch 13

Location ............................Towson, MDConference ..........Colonial Ath. Assoc.2009 Record ..................13-6, 5-2 CAAHead Coach ..................Missy DohertyLacrosse Contact ..................Eric RhewSID Phone ......................410/704-6258Web Site ........www.TowsonTigers.com

JJOOHHNNSS HHOOPPKKIINNSSMarch 17

Location ........................Baltimore, MDConference ............American Lacrosse2009 Record ..................5-12, 0-4 ALCHead Coach ....................Janine TuckerLacrosse Contact ....................Jill OlsenSID Phone ......................410/516-0638Web Site ......www.HopkinsSports.com

aatt OOhhiioo SSttaatteeMarch 20

Location ........................Columbus, OHConference ............American Lacrosse2009 Record ..................11-6, 2-2 ALCHead Coach ......................Sue StimmelLacrosse Contact ......Alissa ClendenenSID Phone ......................614/292-0134Web Site ..www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com

MMAASSSSAACCHHUUSSEETTTTSSMarch 26

Location ..........................Amherst, MAConference ..........................Atlantic 102009 Record ..................11-8, 6-1 A-10Head Coach ............Alexis VenechanosLacrosse Contact ..............John SinnettSID Phone ......................413/545-1744Web Site........www.umassathletics.com

TTEEMMPPLLEEMarch 28

Location ......................Philadelphia, PAConference ..........................Atlantic 102009 Record ..................4-12, 2-5 A-10Head Coach....................Bonnie RosenLacrosse Contact ........Karen AuerbachSID Phone ......................215/204-3850Web Site ..............www.owlsports.com

aatt RRiicchhmmoonnddApril 2

Location..........................Richmond, VAConference ..........................Atlantic 102009 Record ..................6-12, 5-2 A-10Head Coach ................Stephy SamarasLacrosse Contact ................Rachel ParkSID Phone ......................804/287-6312Web Site....www.richmondspiders.com

SSAAIINNTT JJOOSSEEPPHH’’SSApril 9

Location ......................Philadelphia, PAConference ..........................Atlantic 102009 Record ..................10-8, 5-2 A-10Head Coach ................Denise RoesslerLacrosse Contact ............Kristin SantosSID Phone ......................610/660-2601Web Site ................www.sjuhawks.com

aatt LLaa SSaalllleeApril 11

Location ......................Philadelphia, PAConference ..........................Atlantic 102009 Record ..................4-12, 1-6 A-10Head Coach ..........Candace TaglianettiLacrosse Contact ....Anthony Bonagura SID Phone ......................215/991-2886Web Site............www.goexplorers.com

aatt SStt.. BBoonnaavveennttuurreeApril 16

Location................St. Bonaventure, NYConference ..........................Atlantic 102009 Record ..................7-10, 1-6 A-10 Head Coach..................Christy MaloneLacrosse Contact........Amanda MurphySID Phone ......................716/375-4019Web Site..............www.gobonnies.com

aatt DDuuqquueessnneeApril 18

Location..........................Pittsburgh, PAConference ..........................Atlantic 102009 Record ....................9-8, 4-3 A-10 Head Coach ................Michael ScerboLacrosse Contact..........Ryan GavatortaSID Phone ......................412-396-6560Web Site ........www.GoDuquesne.com

22001100 AAttllaannttiicc 1100 CChhaammppiioonnsshhiippApril 23, 25

Location..........................Pittsburgh, PAHost Institution ....................DuquesneLacrosse Contact........Melissa KristofakPhone..............................757-706-3059Web Site ................www.atlantic10.orgFormat ..............Top four teams qualify,

single elimination

PPaasstt AAttllaannttiicc 1100 CChhaammppiioonnss2009 ..............................Massachusetts2008 ..........................................Temple2007 ......................................Richmond2006 ......................................Richmond2005 ......................................Richmond2004 ..........................................Temple2003 ..........................................Temple2002 ..........................................Temple2001 ..........................................Temple2000 ..............................Massachusetts1999..................................Virginia Tech

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2009 SEASON STAT S

NNoo.. NNaammee GGPP--GGSS MMiinn GG AA PPttss SShh SShhoott%% SSOOGG SSOOGG%% GGWW FFPPGG--FFPPSS GGBB DDCC TT//OO CCTT FFllss25 DONOHUE, Taylor 17-17 964 30 27 57 61 .492 51 .836 1 4-9 9 9 48 4 1415 PHILLIPS, Sarah 17-9 516 18 18 36 45 .400 36 .800 0 1-6 16 14 24 6 64 SAMPSON, Katherine 17-17 917 25 3 28 40 .625 33 .825 0 3-5 29 27 17 12 36

16 SEIDMAN, Megan 17-7 489 23 4 27 45 .511 37 .822 1 2-3 8 3 22 5 612 BREHENY, Mia 14-9 560 21 5 26 50 .420 36 .720 0 3-12 11 6 16 6 103 JOY, Audrey 17-16 807 14 3 17 36 .389 28 .778 1 5-10 23 18 25 6 30

19 BEESE, Kristina 17-12 647 13 3 16 26 .500 23 .885 1 4-7 8 3 9 3 42 KRESHTOOL, Becca 16-5 415 7 2 9 14 .500 9 .643 0 2-2 8 5 9 6 8

13 MOBYED, Lauren 11-3 232 5 1 6 11 .455 10 .909 0 1-2 4 6 11 4 1127 MONTICOLLO, Allie 14-0 199 4 2 6 8 .500 7 .875 0 1-1 1 3 3 1 39 MOBYED, Kristin 14-4 370 4 1 5 10 .400 5 .500 0 0-1 2 8 11 2 128 DISHAROON, Casey 15-10 608 0 4 4 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-1 8 11 9 9 11

24 LANGS, Katelyn 17-17 753 3 0 3 20 .150 16 .800 0 1-5 3 5 19 1 175 LILLY, Katie 17-17 1,009 1 1 2 2 .500 2 1.000 0 1-1 33 50 7 25 49

28 QUINN, Hilary 14-10 535 1 1 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 1 0-0 16 3 9 6 277 BURR, Alaska 17-17 1,013 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 30 14 33 23 44

37 LOVETT, Christine 7-2 174 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 7 0 2 2 022 OTTOLINI, Meghan 6-0 15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 314 MONAHAN, Mo 6-0 44 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 111 HONEYFORD, Kelsey 17-17 1,032 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 32 3 12 16 356 PERLING, Emily 2-0 3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0

00 HOFFMAN, Liz 17-15 858 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 36 0 11 3 0TToottaall 1177 -- 116699 7766 224455 337744 ..445522 229977 ..779944 55 2288--6655 228855 118888 330033 114400 334422OOppppoonneennttss 1177 -- 221144 7755 228899 550000 ..442288 336677 ..773344 1122 4444--110099 229911 222288 229911 114488 224433

||--GGOOAALL AAVVGG--|| ||--SSAAVVEESS--|| ||--RREECCOORRDD--|| SShhoottssNNoo.. NNaammee GGPP--GGSS MMiinnuutteess GGAA GGAAAAvvgg SSaavveess PPcctt WW LL TT FFaacceedd00 HOFFMAN, Liz 17-15 852:10 175 12.32 130 .426 5 10 0 41737 LOVETT, Christine 7-2 173:50 39 13.46 23 .371 0 2 0 83

TToottaall 1177 11002266::0000 221144 1122..5511 115533 ..441177 55 1122 00 550000OOppppoonneennttss 1177 11002266::0000 116699 99..8888 112288 ..443311 1122 55 00 337744

22000099 SScchheedduullee aanndd RReessuullttss //// OOvveerraallll:: 55--1122,, AAttllaannttiicc 1100:: 44--33DDaattee OOppppoonneenntt WW//LL SSccoorree OOvveerraallll AA--1100 GGooaallkkeeeeppeerr SSiittee2/15 OHIO STATE L 9-14 0-1-0 0-0-0 HOFFMAN (0-1) Washington, DC2/21 at #8 Georgetown L 2-17 0-2-0 0-0-0 HOFFMAN (0-2) Washington, DC2/25 at American L 6-12 0-3-0 0-0-0 HOFFMAN (0-3) Washington, DC3/1 DREXEL L 8-13 0-4-0 0-0-0 HOFFMAN (0-4) Washington, DC3/4 GEORGE MASON L 11-16 0-5-0 0-0-0 LOVETT (0-1) Washington, DC3/8 at Virginia Tech L 10-20 0-6-0 0-0-0 LOVETT (0-2) Blacksburg, VA3/11 at Mount St. Mary’s W 14-5 1-6-0 0-0-0 HOFFMAN (1-4) Emmitsburg, MD3/14 #18 TOWSON L 7-13 1-7-0 0-0-0 HOFFMAN (1-5) Washington, DC3/19 at Johns Hopkins L (2OT) 12-13 1-8-0 0-0-0 HOFFMAN (1-6) Baltimore, MD3/27 DUQUESNE* W 18-9 2-8-0 1-0-0 HOFFMAN (2-6) Washington, DC3/29 ST. BONAVENTURE* W 13-12 3-8-0 2-0-0 HOFFMAN (3-6) Washington, DC4/3 at Temple* W 9-4 4-8-0 3-0-0 HOFFMAN (4-6) Philadelphia, PA4/5 at Massachusetts* L 5-18 4-9-0 3-1-0 HOFFMAN (4-7) Amherst, MA4/10 RICHMOND* L 12-21 4-10-0 3-2-0 HOFFMAN (4-8) Washington, DC4/17 at Saint Joseph’s* L 8-11 4-11-0 3-3-0 HOFFMAN (4-9) Philadelphia, PA4/19 LA SALLE* W 16-4 5-11-0 4-3-0 HOFFMAN (5-9) Washington, DC4/24 vs. Massachusetts$ L 9-12 5-12-0 4-3-0 HOFFMAN (5-10) Philadelphia, PA* Atlantic 10 Conference game // $ Atlantic 10 Championship // Home games in CAPS at Mount Vernon Athletic Complex


GGOOAALLSS BBYY PPEERRIIOODD 11sstt 22nndd OOTT OOTT22 TToottaallGeorge Washington 79 89 0 1 169Opponents 116 96 2 0 214

SSHHOOTTSS BBYY PPEERRIIOODD 11sstt 22nndd OOTT OOTT22 TToottaallGeorge Washington 177 196 0 1 374Opponents 278 218 4 0 500

SSOOGG BBYY PPRRDD 11sstt 22nndd OOTT OOTT22 TToottaallGeorge Washington 138 158 0 1 297Opponents 205 159 3 0 367

SSAAVVEESS BBYY PPEERRIIOODD 11sstt 22nndd OOTT OOTT22 TToottaallGeorge Washington 89 63 1 0 153Opponents 59 69 0 0 128

ATL ANTIC 10 STAT IST ICS

INDIVIDUALPPooiinnttss PPeerr GGaammee GGPP GG AA PPttss.. AAvvgg..//GG

1. HASTRICH, Molly-SBU 17 62 15 77 4.53

FREDERICK, Meghan-DUQ 17 33 44 77 4.53

3. FURSTENBURG, Allison-UR 18 51 26 77 4.28

4. MARTINO, Jenna-SJU 18 57 19 76 4.22

5. HANLEY, Christine-SBU 16 48 15 63 3.94

6. LYONS, Jackie-UM 19 44 27 71 3.74

7. FRIEND, Mandy-UR 18 47 19 66 3.67

88.. DDOONNOOHHUUEE,, TTaayylloorr--GGWW 1177 3300 2277 5577 33..3355

9. WOOD, Ashley-DUQ 17 54 2 56 3.29

10. REKART, Katie-DUQ 17 28 18 46 2.71

GGooaallss PPeerr GGaammee GGPP GG AAvvgg..//GG

1. HASTRICH, Molly-SBU 17 62 3.65

2. WOOD, Ashley-DUQ 17 54 3.18

3. MARTINO, Jenna-SJU 18 57 3.17

4. HANLEY, Christine-SBU 16 48 3.00

5. FURSTENBURG, Allison-UR 18 51 2.83

6. FRIEND, Mandy-UR 18 47 2.61

7. LYONS, Jackie-UM 19 44 2.32

8. MCKEE, Stefany-LAS 16 33 2.06

9. FIFIELD, Caitlin-UR 17 35 2.06

10. TURSI, Helene-SJU 18 37 2.06

AAssssiissttss PPeerr GGaammee GGPP AA AAvvgg..//GG

1. FREDERICK, Meghan-DUQ 17 44 2.59

22.. DDOONNOOHHUUEE,, TTaayylloorr--GGWW 1177 2277 11..5599

3. FURSTENBURG, Allison-UR 18 26 1.44

4. LYONS, Jackie-UM 19 27 1.42

5. ROSIEK, Chelsea-TU 11 14 1.27

6. KANE, Emily-SBU 15 17 1.13

77.. PPHHIILLLLIIPPSS,, SSaarraahh--GGWW 1177 1188 11..0066

REKART, Katie-DUQ 17 18 1.06

9. MARTINO, Jenna-SJU 18 19 1.06

FRIEND, Mandy-UR 18 19 1.06

TEAMPPooiinnttss PPeerr GGaammee GGPP PPttss.. AAvvgg..//GG

1. St. Bonaventure 17 300 17.65

2. Duquesne 17 298 17.53

3. Saint Joseph’s 18 285 15.83

4. Richmond 18 283 15.72

5. Massachusetts 19 276 14.53

66.. GGeeoorrggee WWaasshhiinnggttoonn 1177 224455 1144..4411

7. La Salle 16 177 11.06

8. Temple 15 154 10.27

GGooaallss PPeerr GGaammee GGPP GG AAvvgg..//GG

1 St. Bonaventure 17 220 12.94

2. Duquesne 17 219 12.88


4. Richmond 18 207 11.50



7. Temple 15 119 7.93

8. La Salle 16 119 7.44

AAssssiissttss PPeerr GGaammee GGPP AA AAvvgg..//GG

1. St. Bonaventure 17 80 4.71

2. Duquesne 17 79 4.65



5. Richmond 18 76 4.22

6. La Salle 16 58 3.62


8. Temple 15 35 2.33

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CCoonnffeerreennccee OOvveerraallllWW LL PPcctt.. WW LL PPcctt..

Massachusetts*$ 6 1 .857 11 8 .579Richmond 5 2 .714 6 12 .333Saint Joseph’s 5 2 .714 10 8 .556GGeeoorrggee WWaasshhiinnggttoonn 44 33 ..557711 55 1122 ..229944Duquesne 4 3 .571 9 8 .529Temple 2 5 .286 4 12 .250La Salle 1 6 .143 4 12 .250St. Bonaventure 1 6 .143 7 10 .412* 2009 Atlantic 10 Tournament Champion

$ 2009 Atlantic 10 Regular Season Champion

22000099 AATTLLAANNTTIICC 1100 CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSSHHIIPP (Geasey Field; Philadelphia, PA)

Semifinals (April 24)No. 1 Massachusetts 12, NNoo.. 44 GGeeoorrggee WWaasshhiinnggttoonn 99

No. 3 Saint Joseph’s 11, No. 2 Richmond 10Final (April 26)

Massachusetts 15, Saint Joseph’s 14 (OT)

2009 Atlantic 10 Standings

ALL-T IME ROSTER

AA

Rachel Abdullah..................‘02, ‘03

Andrea Ahn ........................‘03, ‘03

Kim Andreola........‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07

Morgan Appel............................‘08

Jacqueline Arfaa ................‘02, ‘03

Olivia Atchmeyer ......................‘02

Casey Atkins........................‘02, ‘03

BB

Megan Baldwin ..........................‘03

KKrriissttiinnaa BBeeeessee ........................................................‘‘0099

Erin Berry ..............‘02, ’03, ‘04, ‘05

Lauren Bower........‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06

MMiiaa BBrreehheennyy ................................‘‘0077,, ‘‘0088,, ‘‘0099

Brianne Brennan ........................‘06

Monica Breslin............................‘08

Alaska Burr............‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09

CC

Rafaella Ceriello ..................‘02, ’03

Mary Corbet ..............................‘02

Nicole Cozzolino ..‘02, ’03, ‘04, ‘05

Meghan Cratty ............‘06, ‘07, ‘08

DD

CCaasseeyy DDiisshhaarroooonn ................................................‘‘0099

LLaauurraa DDoommiinniiaakk ....................................‘‘0077,, ‘‘0088

TTaayylloorr DDoonnoohhuuee ....................‘‘0077,, ‘‘0088,, ‘‘0099

Maria Druke ................‘02, ‘03, ‘04

FF

Emily Fortunato ....‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07

Gabrielle Fowler ........................‘02

GG

Molly Gannon ......‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07

Caitlin Garman......‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08

HH

Beth Hansen ..............................‘04

Lia Harris ..............‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05

Kristina Harvey ....................‘06, ‘07

Jenny Heisler ........‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05

LLiizz HHooffffmmaann ................................................‘‘0088,, ‘‘0099

Katelyn Honeyford ..‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08

KKeellsseeyy HHoonneeyyffoorrdd ................‘‘0077,, ‘‘0088,, ‘‘0099

Laura Hostetler ............‘04, ‘05, ‘06

Meredith Hotarek................‘04, ‘05

Annie Howley......................‘05, ‘06

JJ

AAuuddrreeyy JJooyy....................................................‘‘0088,, ‘‘0099

KK

Nadia Kachwaha ........................‘02

Kristin Karcsh ........‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08

Katie Kearns........................‘03, ‘04

Lauren Kornreich ................‘02, ‘03

Karleen Krenicky ................‘02, ‘03

Becca Kreshtool ........................‘09

LL

KKaatteellyynn LLaannggss ............................‘‘0077,, ‘‘0088,, ‘‘0099

Jamie Lee..............‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05

Katie Lilly ..............‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09

Varina Lin ............................‘02, ’03

CChhrriissttiinnee LLoovveetttt ....................................‘‘0088,, ‘‘0099

MM

Heidi Mayer ..........‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05

Hayley

McDonough ....‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08

Meghan

McDonough ....‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05

Lindsay Melvin ......‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08

Kristin Mobyed....................‘08, ‘09

Lauren Mobyed ..................‘08, ‘09

Mary Monaghan ..‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05

Mo Monahan..............................‘09

Allie Monticollo ..........................‘09

Marie Murray..............................‘07

OO

MMeegghhaann OOttttoolliinnii ....................‘‘0077,, ‘‘0088,, ‘‘0099

PP

Lisa Pagano................................‘02

EEmmiillyy PPeerrlliinngg ............................................................‘‘0099

Melanie Pettit ............................‘07

Christy Phillips ............................‘04

SSaarraahh PPhhiilllliippss ............................................................‘‘0099

QQ

HHiillaarryy QQuuiinnnn ............................................................‘‘0099

RR

Sharee Richardson ..............‘06, ‘07

Nicole Robbat ............................‘03

Megan Rowan ............................‘02

SS

Katherine Sampson ..‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09

Michelle Santoro ........................‘04

Colleen Schmidt ....‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06

Susan Seborg ............................‘04

MMeeggaann SSeeiiddmmaann ................................................‘‘0099

Teddi Shihadeh ..................‘05, ‘06

Viviana Smith..............................‘04

Emily Sternbach ..................‘06, ‘07

VV

Rebecca Valle ..............‘02, ‘03, ‘04

Deena Vezo ..........‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05

WW

Laura Wunk ..........‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08

BBoolldd denotes a current player..


AWARD WINNERSIInnssiiddee LLaaccrroossssee AAllll--AAmmeerriiccaa2005: Laura Hostetler (3rd team)

IIWWLLCCAA AAllll--SSoouutthh RReeggiioonn2007: Katelyn Honeyford (2nd team)

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 CCooaacchh ooff tthhee YYeeaarr2007: Chrissy Lombard-Adair2005: Chrissy Lombard

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 DDeeffeennssiivvee PPllaayyeerr ooff tthhee YYeeaarr2005: Erin Berry

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 RRooookkiiee ooff tthhee YYeeaarr2009: Sarah Phillips2004: Laura Hostetler

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 AAllll--CChhaammppiioonnsshhiipp TTeeaamm2009: Audrey Joy2007: Katelyn Honeyford, Kristin Karcsh, Taylor Donohue2005: Annie Howley, Meghan McDonough

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 AAllll--CCoonnffeerreennccee TTeeaamm2005: Laura Hostetler, Erin Berry2004: Laura Hostetler, Erin Berry

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 AAllll--CCoonnffeerreennccee FFiirrsstt TTeeaamm2009: Alaska Burr2007: Katelyn Honeyford2006: Laura Hostetler

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 AAllll--CCoonnffeerreennccee SSeeccoonndd TTeeaamm2009: Katie Lilly, Taylor Donohue2008: Kristin Karcsh, Katelyn Honeyford2007: Molly Gannon, Kristina Harvey, Kristin Karcsh2006: Molly Gannon, Caitlin Garman

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 HHoonnoorraabbllee MMeennttiioonn AAllll--CCoonnffeerreennccee2008: Katie Lilly2006: Kristin Karcsh, Katelyn Honeyford

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 AAllll--RRooookkiiee TTeeaamm2009: Sarah Phillips, Megan Seidman2008: Audrey Joy2007: Taylor Donohue2006: Meghan Cratty, Katie Lilly

AA--1100 PPllaayyeerr ooff tthhee WWeeeekk2009: Taylor Donohue (Feb. 16, March 30)2008: Caitlin Garman (Feb. 25, co-player)2007: Kristin Karcsh (April 16, co-player); Katelyn Honeyford (April 9, co-player); Katherine Sampson (March 19)

2005: Laura Hostetler (April 18, co-player)

AA--1100 RRooookkiiee ooff tthhee WWeeeekk2009: Sarah Phillips (April 6), Megan Seidman (March 23)2007: Taylor Donohue (April 23)2005: Katelyn Honeyford (May 2), Caitlin Garman

(April 25, April 18, April 11)2004: Laura Hostetler (April 26, April 12, April 5, March 29, March 22, March 1)

2003: Lauren Bower (April 14, March 24)2002: Jamie Lee (March 18), Heidi Mayer (March 25, April 15)

WWoommeennssLLaaccrroossssee..ccoomm WWeeeekkllyy HHoonnoorr RRoollll2007: Kristin Karcsh (May 2)2005: Laura Hostetler (April 19), Heidi Mayer (April 6)

IInnssiiddee LLaaccrroossssee PPllaayyeerr ooff tthhee WWeeeekk2005: Meghan McDonough (honorable mention)

WWoommeennssLLaaccrroossssee..ccoomm RRooookkiiee TTeeaamm2004: Laura Hostetler

EESSPPNN TThhee MMaaggaazziinnee//CCooSSIIDDAA AAccaaddeemmiicc AAllll--DDiissttrriicctt2008: Caitlin Garman (1st team)2007: Caitlin Garman (1st team)

IIWWLLCCAA AAccaaddeemmiicc HHoonnoorr RRoollll2009: Katie Lilly, Kelsey Honeyford2008: Caitlin Garman, Hayley McDonough2007: Caitlin Garman, Hayley McDonough2005: Heidi Mayer, Nicole Cozzolino, Lauren Bower2004: Nicole Cozzolino, Jenny Heisler, Heidi Mayer,

Deena Vezo

IIWWLLCCAA AAccaaddeemmiicc SSqquuaadd2009, 2008, 2007, 2005, 2004

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 AAllll--AAccaaddeemmiicc TTeeaamm2008: Caitlin Garman, Hayley McDonough2007: Caitlin Garman2006: Caitlin Garman, Laura Hostetler2005: Erin Berry, Jenny Heisler, Heidi Mayer2004: Jenny Heisler2002: Raffaella Cerriello

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SINGLE -GAME RECORDS

INDIVIDUALGGooaallss

7 Laura Hostetler vs. Mount St. Mary’s (4/25/04)

6 Laura Hostetler vs. Saint Joseph’s (4/15/05)

6 Kristin Karcsh at Mount St. Mary’s (3/1/07)

6 Taylor Donohue vs. Ohio State (2/15/09)

AAssssiissttss

5 Heidi Mayer at Richmond (4/1/05)

5 Jenny Heisler vs. Howard (3/26/04)

5 Meghan McDonough at Temple (4/15/03)

5 Taylor Donohue at Johns Hopkins (3/19/09)

4 Five tied

PPooiinnttss

10 Laura Hostetler vs. Saint Joseph’s (4/15/05)

10 Laura Hostetler vs. Howard (3/26/04)

9 Laura Hostetler vs. Mount St. Mary’s (4/25/04)

9 Kristin Karcsh at La Salle (4/13/07)

SShhoottss

15 Kristin Karcsh vs. St. Bonaventure (5/4/07)

14 Laura Hostetler vs. California (3/29/06)

14 Laura Hostetler vs. Denver (4/3/05)

GGrroouunndd BBaallllss

9 Lauren Bower at William & Mary (3/26/06)

9 Laura Hostetler at Davidson (3/18/05)

8 Katelyn Honeyford at Massachusetts (4/8/07)

CCaauusseedd TTuurrnnoovveerrss

8 Molly Gannon vs. St. Bonaventure (4/8/05)

7 Katelyn Honeyford at Massachusetts (4/8/07)

DDrraaww CCoonnttrroollss

9 Katie Lilly vs. Duquesne (3/27/09)

7 Six tied

SSaavveess

19 Lisa Pagano vs. Howard (4/10/02)

18 Caitlin Garman vs. No. 10 Georgetown (2/20/08)

17 Caitlin Garman at St. Bonaventure (4/21/06)

17 Caitlin Garman vs. No. 7 Johns Hopkins (2/26/06)

17 Liz Hoffman at No. 8 Georgetown (2/21/09)

TEAMGGooaallss

25 vs. Howard (3/26/04)

21 at Saint Mary’s (CA) (3/17/08)

20 at La Salle (4/13/07)

AAssssiissttss

16 vs. Howard (3/26/04)


10 at Davidson (3/18/05), vs. Duquesne (3/27/09)

PPooiinnttss

41 vs. Howard (3/26/04)


29 at Davidson (3/18/05)

SShhoottss


47 vs. Niagara (3/1/03)


46 vs. Howard (3/26/04)

SShhoottss oonn GGooaall



38 vs. Howard (3/26/04)


41 vs. Duquesne (4/10/05)

36 vs. St. Bonaventure (4/8/05)


28 at Mount St. Mary’s (3/1/07)

27 at Towson (3/4/06)

27 vs. Towson (3/18/07)



21 vs. California (3/29/06)

20 vs. Howard (3/26/04)

20 at Mount St. Mary’s (3/1/07)

SSaavveess

19 vs. Howard (4/10/02)

18 vs. No. 10 Georgetown (2/20/08)

17 at St. Bonaventure (4/21/06)

17 vs. No. 7 Johns Hopkins (2/26/06)

17 at No. 8 Georgetown (2/21/09)


SINGLE -SEASON RECORDS

INDIVIDUALGGaammeess

18 10 players, 2005;

13 players, 2007

GGaammeess SSttaarrtteedd

18 Seven players,

2005 & 6 players, 2007

GGooaallss

54 Laura Hostetler, 2006


AAssssiissttss

27 Taylor Donohue, 2009

PPooiinnttss

79 Laura Hostetler

(54g, 25a), 2005

SShhoottss



50 Erin Berry, 2005


37 Erin Berry, 2002


50 Katie Lilly, 2009

SSaavveess

162 Emily Fortunato, 2004

SSaavvee PPeerrcceennttaaggee

(minimum of 200 minutes)

.485 Caitlin Garman, 2006

.485 Casey Atkins, 2002

MMiinnuutteess iinn GGooaall

1,020 Emily Fortunato, 2004

GGooaallss--AAggaaiinnsstt AAvveerraaggee


7.26 Caitlin Garman, 2005

GGooaallkkeeeeppiinngg RReeccoorrdd

9-3 Caitlin Garman, 2005

TEAMGGaammeess

18 2005, 2007

GGooaallss

205 2005

AAssssiissttss

98 2005

PPooiinnttss

303 (205 g, 98 a) 2005

SShhoottss

548 2005

GGrroouunnddbbaallllss

471 2005


201 2002

SSaavveess

192 2002


.495 2002


8.07 2005

MMoosstt WWiinnss

13 2005

MMoosstt CCoonnsseeccuuttiivvee WWiinnss

5 (Twice) Last, 2005

FFeewweesstt WWiinnss

4 2002

MMoosstt LLoosssseess

12 2002, 2009

MMoosstt CCoonnsseeccuuttiivvee LLoosssseess

6 2009

FFeewweesstt LLoosssseess

5 2005

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Caitlin Garman (’08) recorded 30 wins and

493 saves during her four-year career, both

GW records.

Laura Hostetler (’06) is GW’s career and

single-season leader in goals, assists and

points.

CAREER RECORDS

INDIVIDUALGGaammeess PPllaayyeedd

RRaannkk NNoo.. PPllaayyeerr YYeeaarrss

1. 69 Molly Gannon 2004-07

69 Kristin Karcsh 2005-08

3. 68 Katie Lilly 2006-09

4. 67 Katherine Sampson 2006-09

5. 66 Erin Berry 2002-05

66 Jenny Heisler 2002-05

66 Jamie Lee 2002-05

66 Hayley McDonough 2005-08

66 Caitlin Garman 2005-08

10. 65 Colleen Schmidt 2003-06

65 Katelyn Honeyford 2005-08

GGaammeess SSttaarrtteedd


2. 66 Erin Berry 2002-05

3. 65 Jenny Heisler 2002-05

4. 64 Katelyn Honeyford 2005-08

5. 63 Jamie Lee 2002-05

6. 61 Kim Andreola 2004-07

7. 60 Meghan McDonough 2002-05

8. 57 Heidi Mayer 2002-05

57 Nicole Cozzolino 2002-05


GGooaallss

1. 153 Laura Hostetler 2004-06

2. 115 Kristin Karcsh 2005-08

3. 99 Jamie Lee 2002-05



66.. 7744 TTaayylloorr DDoonnoohhuuee 22000077--PPrreess..



9. 56 Annie Howley 2005-06


5555 MMiiaa BBrreehheennyy 22000077--PPrreess..

AAssssiissttss




50 Meghan McDonough 2002-05



7. 31 Laura Wunk 2005-08

8. 21 Lindsay Melvin 2005-08

9. 20 Lauren Bower 2003-06

10. 19 Meghan Cratty 2006-09

PPooiinnttss



3. 133 Heidi Mayer 2002-05


5. 116 Jamie Lee 2002-05




9. 80 Laura Wunk 2005-08


SShhoottss



3. 275 Jamie Lee 2002-05

4. 230 Heidi Mayer 2002-05








1. 182 Erin Berry 2002-05


3. 128 Katie Lilly 2006-09

4. 115 Caitlin Garman 2005-08




CAREER RECORDS


107 Meghan McDonough 2002-05

9. 104 Jamie Lee 2002-05

10. 79 Nicole Cozzolino 2002-05

79 Katherine Sampson 2006-09


1. 124 Erin Berry 2002-05




5. 54 Jamie Lee 2002-05

6. 53 Nicole Cozzolino 2002-05




10. 41 Alaska Burr 2006-09





89 Lauren Bower 2003-06



78 Laura Hostetler 2004-06

78 Jenny Heisler 2002-05

9. 74 Jamie Lee 2002-05

10. 63 Erin Berry 2002-05

SSaavveess

1. 493 Caitlin Garman 2005-08

2. 233 Emily Fortunato 2004-07

3. 161 Casey Atkins 2002-03

44.. 114400 LLiizz HHooffffmmaann 22000088--PPrreess..

5. 119 Rachel Abdulla 2003



1. .489 Casey Atkins (825 min.) 2002-03

2. .460 Caitlin Garman (3,401 min.) 2005-08

3. .453 Emily Fortunato (1,695 min.) 2004-07

44.. ..443355 LLiizz HHooffffmmaann ((889988 mmiinn..)) 22000088--PPrreess..

5. .425 Rachel Abdulla (815 min.) 2003

MMiinnuutteess PPllaayyeedd iinn GGooaall

1. 3,401 Caitlin Garman 2005-08

2. 1,695 Emily Fortunato 2004-07

33.. 889988 LLiizz HHooffffmmaann 22000088--PPrreess..

4. 825 Casey Atkins 2002-03

5. 814 Rachel Abdulla 2003



1. 9.95 Emily Fortunato (1,695 min.) 2004-07

2. 10.21 Caitlin Garman (3,401 min.) 2005-08

3. 11.86 Rachel Abdulla (815 min.) 2003

44.. 1122..1166 LLiizz HHooffffmmaann ((889988 mmiinn..)) 22000088--PPrreess..

5. 12.21 Casey Atkins (825 min.) 2002-03

GGooaallkkeeeeppiinngg RReeccoorrdd

1. 30-32 Caitlin Garman (.484) 2005-08

2. 13-11 Emily Fortunato (.542) 2004-07

3. 6-8 Rachel Abdulla (.429) 2003

44.. 55--1100 LLiizz HHooffffmmaann ((..333333)) 22000088--PPrreess..

5. 4-12 Casey Atkins (.250) 2002-03

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AAmmeerriiccaann ....................................11--11

California ..................1-3

Colgate ....................1-2

Davidson ..................5-0

Denver ......................1-3

DDrreexxeell ............................................00--33

DDuuqquueessnnee ................................22--77

GGeeoorrggee MMaassoonn ................00--88

GGeeoorrggeettoowwnn ........................00--33

Howard ....................3-0

JJaammeess MMaaddiissoonn ............FFiirrsstt

MMeeeettiinngg

JJoohhnnss HHooppkkiinnss ....................00--77

LLaa SSaallllee ........................................66--22

Lehigh ......................0-1

Le Moyne..................2-0

Longwood ................2-0

MMaassssaacchhuusseettttss ....................33--66

Marist ........................1-0

MMoouunntt SStt.. MMaarryy’’ss ............66--22

Niagara ....................1-0

OOhhiioo SSttaattee ................................00--11

RRiicchhmmoonndd ................................33--66

SStt.. BBoonnaavveennttuurree................55--44

Saint Mary’s (CA) ......4-0

SSaaiinntt JJoosseepphh’’ss ....................55--33

Stony Brook ..............1-0

TTeemmppllee ........................................22--66

TToowwssoonn ........................................22--44

VViirrggiinniiaa TTeecchh ........................00--11

William & Mary ........2-2

TTOOTTAALL ....................................5599--7755

((88 sseeaassoonnss))

((BBoolldd indicates

2009 opponent)

GW VS. ALL OPPONENTS

YEAR -BY-YEAR RESULT S

22000022CCooaacchh:: JJeennnniiffeerr MMoorrrriissOOvveerraallll RReeccoorrdd:: 44--1122

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 RReeccoorrdd:: 00--77 ((88tthh))3/3 MARIST W, 10-33/13 MOUNT ST. MARY’S L, 11-93/16 MASSACHUSETTS* L, 12-63/19 RICHMOND* L, 18-53/23 Le Moyne (at Colgate) W, 10-93/24 at Colgate L, 14-43/29 SAINT MARY’S (CA) W, 6-53/30 CALIFORNIA L, 10-54/5 at Saint Joseph’s* L, 15-144/7 TEMPLE* L, 18-44/10 HOWARD W, 15-84/13 at Lehigh L, 11-64/20 at St. Bonaventure* L, 19-94/21 at Duquesne* L, 16-34/26 LA SALLE* L, 14-94/30 at George Mason L, 13-4

22000033CCooaacchh:: JJeennnniiffeerr MMoorrrriiss

OOvveerraallll RReeccoorrdd:: 77--88AAttllaannttiicc 1100 RReeccoorrdd:: 22--55 ((77tthh))

3/1 NIAGARA W, 16-63/5 GEORGE MASON L, 17-43/15 DUQUESNE* L, 11-93/17 STONY BROOK W, 19-63/19 at Davidson W, 6-53/22 LE MOYNE W, 12-93/23 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W, 7-63/29 at Mount St. Mary’s L, 12-94/7 at Massachusetts* L, 17-64/9 at Howard W, 19-54/11 at La Salle* L, 12-64/15 at Temple* L, 15-74/17 at Richmond* L, 18-54/25 at Johns Hopkins L, 15-44/27 ST. BONAVENTURE* W, 15-8

22000044CCooaacchh:: JJeennnniiffeerr MMoorrrriiss


2/28 at Towson L, 9-63/4 No. 20 JOHNS HOPKINS L, 14-73/7 at William & Mary L, 13-93/12 DAVIDSON W, 17-63/16 at California L, 12-113/18 at Saint Mary’s (CA) W, 11-73/24 at George Mason L, 14-63/26 HOWARD W, 25-74/2 No. 19 RICHMOND* W, 8-74/6 at Longwood W, 12-84/9 LA SALLE* W, 14-74/11 MASSACHUSETTS* W, 11-104/16 at Duquesne* L, 17-104/18 at St. Bonaventure* L, 11-44/23 TEMPLE* L, 13-54/25 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W, 16-64/30 at Saint Joseph’s* L, 14-13

22000055CCooaacchh:: CChhrriissssyy LLoommbbaarrdd

OOvveerraallll RReeccoorrdd:: 1133--55AAttllaannttiicc 1100 RReeccoorrdd:: 55--22 ((TT--22nndd))

3/1 William & Mary W, 13-123/10 George Mason L, 8-63/13 Mount St. Mary’s

(at Gettysburg) W, 5-43/15 at La Salle* W, 13-73/18 at Davidson W, 19-63/25 at No. 12 Johns Hopkins L, 11-83/30 No. 17 Towson W, 11-10 (2OT)4/1 at Richmond* W, 11-64/3 Denver W, 9-74/6 Longwood W, 11-104/8 St. Bonaventure* W, 9-84/10 Duquesne* L, 9-8 (OT)4/15 Saint Joseph’s* W, 17-54/17 Colgate W, 12-84/22 Saint Mary’s (CA) W, 19-64/24 at Massachusetts* W, 14-85/1 at Temple* L, 11-10 (OT)5/6 vs. Duquesne^

(at Richmond) L, 13-10

22000066CCooaacchh:: CChhrriissssyy LLoommbbaarrdd


2/26 No. 7 JOHNS HOPKINS L, 12-83/4 at No. 15 Towson L, 9-8 (5OT)3/6 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W, 15-83/8 at George Mason L, 11-93/15 vs. American@ W, 9-83/16 vs. Colgate@ L, 14-83/22 DENVER L, 9-83/24 DAVIDSON W, 17-93/26 at No. 11 William & Mary L, 11-10

(2OT)3/29 CALIFORNIA W, 18-64/2 No. 9 RICHMOND* L, 16-144/7 at Saint Joseph’s* W, 10-9 (OT)4/9 TEMPLE* L, 13-104/21 at No. 18 St. Bonaventure* L, 13-114/23 at Duquesne* L, 12-11 (OT)4/28 LA SALLE* W, 16-84/30 MASSACHUSETTS* L, 11-10

22000077CCooaacchh:: CChhrriissssyy LLoommbbaarrdd--AAddaaiirr

OOvveerraallll RReeccoorrdd:: 1111--77AAttllaannttiicc 1100 RReeccoorrdd:: 66--11 ((TT--11sstt))

2/22 at No. 10 Johns Hopkins L, 13-73/1 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 14-73/13 at No. 15 Denver L, 18-123/15 at Davidson W, 11-93/18 TOWSON W, 11-103/25 DREXEL L, 14-83/28 GEORGE MASON L, 14-113/30 WILLIAM & MARY W, 11-84/1 at No. 20 Richmond* L, 10-74/8 at Massachusetts* W, 10-7

4/13 at La Salle* W, 20-104/15 at Temple* W, 7-64/20 at No. 11 Georgetown L, 18-74/22 SAINT JOSEPH’S* W, 9-14/27 DUQUENSE* W, 13-114/29 ST. BONAVENTURE* W, 12-115/4 vs. St. Bonaventure^

(at Temple) W, 15-95/6 vs. Richmond^ (at Temple) L, 15-7

22000088CCooaacchh:: TTaarraa HHaannnnaaffoorrddOOvveerraallll RReeccoorrdd:: 55--1111

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 RReeccoorrdd:: 33--44 ((55tthh))2/20 No. 10 GEORGETOWN L, 11-102/26 No. 9 JOHNS HOPKINS L, 12-23/2 at Drexel L, 10-93/5 at No. 15 George Mason L, 19-113/8 at Towson L, 12-93/12 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W, 15-93/17 at Saint Mary’s (CA) W, 21-103/20 at California L, 13-113/28 LA SALLE* W, 13-73/30 MASSACHUSETTS* L, 9-8 (2OT)4/2 at Duquesne* L, 15-144/5 at St. Bonaventure* L, 11-94/11 TEMPLE* L, 12-104/13 DENVER L, 13-94/16 RICHMOND* W, 11-104/18 at Saint Joseph’s* W, 9-7

22000099CCooaacchh:: TTaarraa HHaannnnaaffoorrddOOvveerraallll RReeccoorrdd:: 55--1122

AAttllaannttiicc 1100 RReeccoorrdd:: 44--33 ((TT--44tthh))2/15 OHIO STATE L, 14-92/21 at No. 8 Georgetown L, 17-22/25 at American L, 12-63/1 DREXEL L, 13-83/4 GEORGE MASON L, 16-113/8 at Virginia Tech L, 20-103/11 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 14-53/14 No. 18 TOWSON L, 13-73/19 at Johns Hopkins L, 13-123/27 DUQUESNE* W, 18-93/29 ST. BONAVENTURE* W, 13-124/3 at Temple* W, 9-44/5 at Massachusetts* L, 18-54/10 RICHMOND* L, 21-124/17 at Saint Joseph’s* L, 11-84/19 LA SALLE* W, 16-44/24 vs. Massachusetts^ L, 12-9

(at Temple)

* Atlantic 10 Conference game^ Atlantic 10 Championship @ Spring Fling (West Palm Beach, FL)Home games in CAPS at Mount VernonAthletic Complex


THE ATL ANTIC 10 C ONFERENCE

MEMBER SCHOOLSCChhaarrlloottttee —— The 49ers ... Located in Charlotte, NC,

with a metro area population of 2,300,000 ...

Enrollment 22,388.

DDaayyttoonn —— The Flyers ... Located in Dayton, OH, with

a metro area population of 950,558 ... Enrollment 7,700.

DDuuqquueessnnee —— The Dukes ... Located in Pittsburgh,

PA, with a metro area population of 2,358,695 ...

Enrollment 10,160.

FFoorrddhhaamm —— The Rams ... Located in the Bronx, NY,


Enrollment 7,994.

GGeeoorrggee WWaasshhiinnggttoonn —— The Colonials ... Located in

the nation’s capital, Washington, DC, four blocks west

of the White House, with a metro area population of

7,608,070 ... Enrollment 20,327.

LLaa SSaallllee —— The Explorers ... Located in Philadelphia,

PA, with a metro area population of 6,188,463 ...

Enrollment 7,554.

MMaassssaacchhuusseettttss —— The Minutewomen ... Located in

Amherst, MA, 94 miles west of Boston, with a metro

area population of 5,819,100 ... Enrollment 26,360.

RRhhooddee IIssllaanndd —— The Rams ... Located in Kingston, RI,

30 miles south of Providence, with a metro area popu-

lation of 125,991 ... Enrollment 15,591.

RRiicchhmmoonndd —— The Spiders ... Located in the capital

city, Richmond, VA, with a metro area population of

996,512 ... Enrollment 2,950.

SStt.. BBoonnaavveennttuurree —— The Bonnies ... Located in St.

Bonaventure, NY, 80 miles south of Buffalo, with a

metro area population of 83,403 ... Enrollment 2,000.

SSaaiinntt JJoosseepphh’’ss —— The Hawks ... Located in

Philadelphia, PA, with a metro area population of

6,188,463 ... Enrollment 4,515.

SSaaiinntt LLoouuiiss —— The Billikens ... Located in St. Louis,

MO, with a metro area population of 2,600,000 ...

Enrollment 12,733.

TTeemmppllee —— The Owls ... Located in Philadelphia, PA,


Enrollment 34,000.

XXaavviieerr —— The Musketeers ... Located in Cincinnati,

OH, with a metro area population of 1,168,603 ...

Enrollment 6,700.

Commissioner..........................Bernadette McGlade

Assoc. Commissioner ................Debbie Richardson

Assoc. Commissioner ..............................Ed Pasque

Asst. Commissioner ..............................Megan Kahn

Asst. Commissioner............................Stephen Haug

Director of New Media

and Internet..............................AnnMarie Person

Director of Championships ....................Brad Jones

Director of Compliance........................Jill Redmond

Assoc. Director

of Communications ..................Melissa Kristofak

Coordinator of

Lacrosse Officials ..................Jennifer O’Donnell

Atlantic 10 Conference

11827 Canon Boulevard

Suite 200

Newport News, VA 23606

(757) 706-3040

Fax: (757) 706-3042

Web Site: www.atlantic10.org

Bernadette McGlade

Atlantic 10

Commissioner

Staf f & Headquarters

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MOUNT VERNON ATHLET IC COMPLEX

The GW-Mount Vernon Athletic

Complex is home to the

Colonials’ soccer, lacrosse, ten-

nis and softball teams. The facility

includes a synthetic turf field for soccer

and lacrosse, a softball diamond, a six-

lane, 25-yard outdoor pool and 11

hard courts for tennis.

In addition to coaching offices and

on-site locker rooms for home and vis-

iting teams, a fully staffed athletic

training room is housed in the facility.

TO THE MOUNTVERNON CAMPUS

From North: Take I-95 South to I-495 West. Take the

Wisconsin Avenue exit toward Washington, DC. Follow

Wisconsin through Bethesda and Chevy Chase. Turn

right at Tenley Circle onto Nebraska through Ward

Circle and turn left at Foxhall Road. Follow Foxhall

Road for 1.5 miles and turn right onto Whitehaven

Street. The entrance to the campus parking lot will be

on your right.

From West: Take Route 66 East to Exit 73 (Key

Bridge/Rosslyn exit) onto Lee Highway. Turn left at the

third light onto North Lynn (Key Bridge). Cross Key

Bridge and turn left onto Canal Road. Bear right uphill

onto Foxhall Road. Follow Foxhall Road and turn left

onto Whitehaven Street. The entrance to the campus

parking lot will be on your right.

From South: Take Route 1 North for 1.5 miles. Bear

left onto 110 toward the Pentagon and Key

Bridge/Rosslyn. Turn right onto Lynn Street (Key

Bridge). Follow directions from Key Bridge above.

The Mount Vernon Lacrosse Field, home of the George Washington Colonials.

GW is 37-29 all-time at home, 16-13 in A-10 action.


GW & WASHING TON, DC

GW: SOMETHING HAPPENS HEREThe exceptional opportunities, resources and expe-

riences of The George Washington University await

you — in the classroom, on campus and in the city. As

an institution of higher learning and academic

research, we have the “added attributes” of offering

students an academic and social life in the world-class

city of Washington, DC. As a result, we attract an excit-

ing mix of students, faculty and experts to GW. We cre-

ate and support a unique, fun and competitive atmos-

phere for talented students and faculty from across the

globe. We are able to capitalize on the energy and

excitement of a national and international city and

match it to the opportunities we offer on our campus

and in our classrooms.

Washington is perhaps the most livable major city in

the country. With more than 40 colleges and universi-

ties and nearly 400,000 students, student life is a major

aspect of the nation’s capital. GW’s two DC campuses

are perfectly situated to make the most of that student-

life scene. Our Foggy Bottom Campus has well-defined

and recognizable gateways (18 city blocks, bricked

courtyards, plazas, bronze busts of George Washington

and memorial parks), and our Mount Vernon Campus

offers a green suburban oasis complete with athletic

fields, an outdoor pool, tennis courts, superb outdoor

intramural and recreational facilities, and low-ropes out-

door challenge course. GW prides itself on the nearly

seamless fit between both campuses and the city.

Surrounded by multiple attractions, we encourage our

students to take advantage of all the sites and sounds

that DC has to offer. What you will begin to notice

about these well-recognized landmarks as a

“Washingtonian” is how they change, depending upon

the season of the year. The always-visible Washington

Monument is transformed from a tourist destination

into a friendly presence outside your residence hall win-

dow; the White House or Foxhall embassies become

welcoming neighbors during the holidays; and the

Potomac River, becomes a place for strolling, beach

volleyball, sailing, bike riding and sunbathing. We offer

the proximity of all that is best about DC.

But living here also means living in a “luxe” GW res-

idence hall according to MSNBC. Under the expert

care of GW Housing Programs, about 8,000 students

live in the University’s 30 residence halls, 24 situated in

Foggy Bottom and six on our Mount Vernon Campus.

The GW House System offers close-knit communities

centered on common interests that share the chal-

lenges and fun of a first-year-college experience. GW

has multiple Living and Learning Communities that are

available for students interested in the performing arts,

foreign languages, world cultures, healthy living, poli-

tics and business leadership, among others. Our resi-

dence halls offer data, voice and cable TV connectivity.

Both campuses offer friendly neighborhood restau-

rants and cafés. Eating, shopping and socializing are

favorite on- and off-campus pastimes.

When it comes to dining, GW’s own J Street, WOW

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Kogan Plaza is a popular gathering place in the heart of

GW’s campus.

GW & WASHING TON, DC

Wingery, Ivory Tower, Gelman Library

Starbucks and Ames Dining Room are where

you’ll find convenient campus meals.

Combined they offer vegetarian and kosher

options, as well as hot meals, grab-n-go, all

you care to eat, brand favorites, salads, spe-

cialty coffee, groceries and other specialty

food and ethnic meal choices. Add the over

50 in-the-city dining partners and you have a

world of alternatives.

You can dine both on campus and in the

city by using our declining balance and flex-

ible spending account program known as

Colonial Cash, which can be managed

online. Colonial Cash can also be used for a

variety of retail, convenience, beauty, mail

and residence hall laundry services, as well

as GW Bookstore purchases.

Although a medium-sized University, our

distinctive academic spaces and libraries are

among the very best in the nation and support top-tier

scholarship and research. The new GW Business School

and a planned Science Center are evidence of the GW

commitment to academic excellence.

Categorized as a one-of-a-kind opportunity that is so

typically GW, the School of Media and Public Affairs

state-of-the-art broadcasting facilities is a popular

venue for prominent journalists to meet and work with

students. In fact, CNN’s former programs Crossfire, On

the Story, and Reliable Sources called the Jack Morton

Auditorium home for nearly five years. Now the space

is used for speeches and lectures from prominent polit-

ical figures, academic experts and GW alumni.

GW student life is also about honoring school tradi-

tions and starting new ones. In addition to more than

350 student-run organizations, the Student Activities

Center, based in the Marvin Center, offers program-

ming to educate and excite students throughout the

year, from Midnight Breakfast to Stress Free Zone.

Other programs include AIDS Awareness Week,

International Week, Welcome Week and Greek Week!

School spirit and Colonials varsity athletics are a huge

part of GW student life. If you include the 22 NCAA

Division I GW sports teams and the 50 club and intra-

mural teams with the local professional sport attrac-

tions including the Capitals, Redskins, Nationals,

Mystics, United and Wizards, you will find a city full of

collegiate and professional sports enthusiasts.

So, you can see why we proudly say, Something

Happens Here in the Classroom, Campus and City!


The historic Foggy Bottom district is home to one of two GW campuses.

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“One of the Top 24 best colleges”— Black Enterprise Magazine

“No. 7 in the Top 25 Cutting Edge Schools” — Kaplan

GW ranks No. 3 in The Princeton Review’s Best 368 College Rankings for Best College Town

SMITH CENTER RENOVAT ION

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Much of Phases I and II of the Smith Center renova-

tions took place beneath the arena on the lower

level. Phase III, scheduled to be completed in 2011,

will upgrade the building's exterior and interior

street-level areas.

2009 C OL ONIAL S H IGHL IGHT S

GW made its third A-10 Championship appearance in five seasons.


AAllaasskkaa BBuurrrr (’09)::

First Team All-Atlantic 10

SSaarraahh PPhhiilllliippss (above):

A-10 Rookie of the Year,

All-Rookie Team

KKaattiiee LLiillllyy (’09) (above left, #5):

Second Team All-Atlantic 10,

Single-Season Record Draws

TTaayylloorr DDoonnoohhuuee (left):

Second Team All-Atlantic 10,

Single-Season Record AssistsAAuuddrreeyy JJooyy:: Atlantic 10 All-Tournament Team

MMeeggaann SSeeiiddmmaann:: A-10 All-Rookie Team

DDAAYY DDAATTEE OOPPPPOONNEENNTT TTIIMMEE

FEBRUARYSun 21 at Drexel 1 pmWWEEDD 2244 AAMMEERRIICCAANN 33::3300 PPMMSSAATT 2277 JJAAMMEESS MMAADDIISSOONN 11 PPMM

MARCHWed 3 at George Mason 7 pmSSUUNN 77 VVIIRRGGIINNIIAA TTEECCHH 11 PPMMWWEEDD 1100 MMOOUUNNTT SSTT.. MMAARRYY’’SS 33::3300 PPMMSat 13 at Towson 1 pmWWEEDD 1177 JJOOHHNNSS HHOOPPKKIINNSS 44 PPMMSat 20 at Ohio State 1 pmFFRRII 2266 MMAASSSSAACCHHUUSSEETTTTSS** 44 PPMMSSUUNN 2288 TTEEMMPPLLEE** 11 PPMM

AAPPRRIILLFri 2 at Richmond* 3:30 pmFFRRII 99 SSAAIINNTT JJOOSSEEPPHH’’SS** 44 PPMMSun 11 at La Salle* 1 pmFri 16 at St. Bonaventure* 3 pmSun 18 at Duquesne* 1 pm

Fri, Sun 23, 25 Atlantic 10 Championship(Rooney Field, Duquesne Univ., Pittsburgh, PA)

Home matches (in BBOOLLDD CCAAPPSS) at Mount Vernon Athletics Complex, 2100 Foxhall Rd., NW

* - Atlantic 10 Conference contestAll dates and times are subject to change | All times Eastern

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