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2013 Holy Family University

Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide

Table of Contents

Table of Contents 2About Holy Family 3About the CACC 4President Sister Francesca Onley 5Athletic Administration 6Residence Halls 7Facilities 8Coaching Staff 9-102013 Roster 11-122013 Season Preview 13-14Meet the 2013 Tigers 15-262013 Schedule 272012 CACC Year In Review 282012 Results/Stats 29-31Record Book 32-36Social Media 37NCAA Ad 382013 Schedule Back Cover

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Holy Family won a school record 14 games and finished 11-1 in conference play to win the team’s first-ever CACC Regular Season Title. The Tigers capped the season with a 15-10 victory over Georgian Court University to claim the 2012 CACC Championship for the first time in program history. Holy Family finished the season with an 11 game-winning streak.

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Every great achievement starts with a dream. We know because we see dreams made real every single day. Whatever your interests, whatever your goals, you’ll be given every opportunity to pursue them, with success, at Holy Family University.

Founded in 1954 by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Holy Family University is a comprehensive four-year university based in Philadelphia. About half of the University’s 3,500 students are enrolled on a full- or part-time basis in the traditional undergraduate program. The remaining students are adults enrolled in graduate programs or accelerated degree programs designed for working adults.

More than 45 degree programs are avail-able from four schools: Arts & Sciences, Business Administration, Education, and Nursing & Allied Health Professions. Con-tinuing education and accelerated degree programs are offered by the Division of Extended Learning.

The University is based at the Northeast Philadelphia Campus, which serves as home of the traditional undergraduate program and offers courses in the gradu-ate program. The Northeast Philadelphia Campus also offers student housing for full-time undergraduates.

Holy Family University

Holy Family — Newtown is located in Newtown Township, Bucks County, and offers an undergraduate program in education, graduate programs, and select courses in the accelerated programs.

Specially designed for adult students, Holy Family — Woodhaven in Bensalem Township, Bucks County, serves as home to the Division of Extended Learning and its continuing education and acceler-ated degree programs. The University’s accelerated MBA also is available in South Philadelphia at Gloria Dei (Old Swedes’) Church, located at Columbus Avenue and Christian Street.

Respect for the individual, the dignity of the human person. Inspired by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth who founded the University, these values are at the very core of our institution. They are values that are taught here, but even more, they are values that are lived here. Our concern for moral values and social justice guides our programs and enriches everything that we do.

NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIAHoly Family University is a fully accredit-ed, Catholic, private, co-educational, four year University located in the Torresdale section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Founded in 1954 by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Holy Family provides liberal arts and professional programs for more than 2,100 undergraduate students through day, evening, and summer ses-sions.

Holy FamilyThe University is based at the Northeast Philadelphia Campus, which serves as home of the traditional under-graduate program and offers courses in the graduate program. The Northeast Philadelphia Campus also offers student housing for full-time undergraduates. Lo-cated less than a mile from Bucks County, Holy Family offers the benefits of a big city in a quiet, park-like suburban setting. With easy access to regional rail lines, city bus routes, and nearby expressways, the University serves as a gateway to all that the City of Brotherly Love offers.

NEWTOWNThe Newtown facility occupies 79 acres in Bucks County Pennsylvania. The building contains the administrative service area, faculty offices, the Center for Graduate Programs in Counseling Psychology, ten classrooms and laboratories including two mixed-use labs, a science lab, a nursing lab, the Learning Resource Center, chapel, student services office, and a commons dining area.

WOODHAVENWoodhaven occupies 4.76 acres on Bristol Pike, in Bensalem, Pennsylvania. It is situ-ated next to the Woodhaven Road exit of I-95 with direct access to both North and South ramps. The 27,000-square-foot building houses both academics and administration. Three hundred convenient parking spaces are available. Woodhaven is home to the Division of Extended Learn-ing and opened in Fall 2003. Woodhaven has academic classrooms, administrative and faculty offices, a conference room, a large meeting/seminar room, a computer lab, and a lounge with vending machines. The site also has the capacity for large group sessions.

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The Central Atlantic Collegiate Confer-ence is an NCAA Division II Conference composed of 14 institutions in Connecti-cut, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. The member institutions are Bloomfield College, Caldwell College, Chestnut Hill College, Concordia (NY) College, Dominican (N.Y.) College, Feli-cian College, Georgian Court University, Goldey-Beacom College, Holy Family University, Nyack College, Philadelphia University, Post University, University of the Sciences and Wilmington University.

The CACC was founded in 1961. A meet-ing of eight schools was arranged and host-ed by Norm Wilhelmi, Athletic Director at The King's (NY) College. The meeting resulted in the forming a new conference, the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.The conference included eight original members in the fall of 1961. They were Bloomfield College, Dowling College, The King's College, Marist College, Monmouth College, Nyack College, C.W. Post College and Southampton College.

After years of transition and member-ship changes, NAIA members Bloomfield College, Caldwell College, Dominican College, Georgian Court College, Nyack College, Teikyo- Post University and St. Thomas Aquinas College made applica-tion to the NCAA Division II. The seven schools applied for membership in the fall of 1998. In 2002 the CACC qualified for NCAA Division II Provisional Conference Status and it achieved Active Status in July of 2004. Six schools: Bloomfield College, Caldwell College, Dominican College, Feli-cian College, Georgian Court College and Post University, became full Division II members in 2002-03. Holy Family College, Goldey-Beacom College, Nyack College and University of the Sciences in Phila-delphia became active DII members in 2003-04, followed by Wilmington College in 2004-05.

During the span from 1999-2009, the conference underwent numerous changes in addition to upgrading to Division II. In 1999, St. Thomas Aquinas left the conference and five new members joined. Felician College, Goldey-Beacom College, Holy Family College, University of the Sciences in Philadelphia and Wilmington College, all NAIA schools, immediately ap-

plied for Division II status upon becoming members. In 2000, New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) boosted the member-ship to 12 schools and that number grew to 13 in 2005 as Philadelphia University started active membership. NJIT moved on to Division I status after the 2005-06 season. The addition of Chestnut Hill College in 2007 and Concordia College in 2009 brought the CACC to 14 members. Only four conferences in Division II have more members.

The CACC currently offers 13 champion-ship sports, including men's and women's soccer, women's volleyball, men's and women's cross country, men's and wom-en's tennis, men's and women's basketball, baseball, softball, men's golf and women's lacrosse. Currently, nine of the CACC's season-ending tournaments lead to automatic NCAA qualifications, includ-ing women's soccer, volleyball, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's bas-ketball, softball, baseball and men's golf.

With its ascent to active Division II status, the Conference made major improvements by introducing a new website and logo. Both were unveiled in July of 2004. The website, www.caccathletics.org, contains updated stats, schedules, results, photos and news about all 14 member schools. The site underwent a complete redesign in the summer of 2009 and is scheduled for another in 2012.

The CACC adopted its current logo from a design submitted by Royal Rooster Design of Iowa. In 2009, the CACC commissioned seperate logos for each conference sport and in 2010 added championship tourna-ment logos for all sports. A 50th Anniver-sary Logo was created for the 2011-2012 academic year. The logos are trademarked through an agreement with Strategic Marketing Alliance (SMA) to protect and market the CACC marks.

Off the court and field, the CACC and its student-athletes take pride in the balance between academics and athletics. The CACC finished third nationally among Division II Conferences for the gradua-tion rate of its student-athletes, according to the latest NCAA report. Furthermore, the conference established its inaugural All-Academic team in the fall of 2004 and

the number of names on the list continues to grow each year. The CACC honored 285 scholar-athletes in 2010-2011.

The CACC has also become one of the national leaders in the annual Division II Make-A-Wish Foundation fundraiser. The 13 CACC schools raised $12,218 in 2008-09, the eighth-highest total in Division II.

Division II is composed of 23 confer-ences and seven independent institutions ranging from coast-to-coast-and beyond. Division II is the only NCAA member-ship division with programs in Alaska and Puerto Rico. Furthermore, four of the five colleges on Hawaii are members of Divi-sion II.

CACC

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About the President

Sister Francesca Onley, PhD, CSFN, was inaugurated as Holy Family University’s fourth President and Chief Administra-tive Officer on November 22, 1981. In her more than 26 years at the helm of the University, she has overseen the growth of the University.

Born in Philadelphia’s Mayfair section on March 4, 1933, Sister Francesca joined the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth in 1950. She received her bachelor of arts degree in Educa-tion, Business from Holy Family in 1959. Seven years later, she earned her master’s degree in secondary Education, Business from Marywood University, and in 1986, Sister Francesca earned a PhD in Higher Education Administration from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

Under her guidance, Holy Family made the transition to University status in 2002.

Sister Francesca’s vision has allowed Holy Family to grow throughout the quarter of a century she has been President. In that time, the University has constructed many buildings, including the Campus Center (1988), the University building in New-town(1997), the Education & Technology Center (2005), and the Garden Residence (2006).

Other University sites include Bensalem (2003) and South Philadelphia (2007).

An effective administrator with 25 years experience in planning, fundraising, financial management, development and institutional expansion, Sister Francesca has overseen the re-structuring of the University’s Board of Trustees, and main-tained the integrity of the University’s educational philosophy and academic programs.

Professional Activities and Memberships:International Association of University Presidents Chair of the Commission on Disarmament Education, Conflict Resolu-tion and Peace 2004-2006.

As chair of the Commission on Disarma-ment Education, Conflict Resolution and Peace, Sister Francesca has encouraged university presidents in the Association to launch and/or strengthen peace educa-tion initiatives. More information on IAUP can be found at www.iaups.org.

EDUCATION: PhD Southern Illinois University at Car-bondale (Higher Education Administra-tion), 1986MS Marywood College (Secondary Educa-tion, Business), 1966BA Holy Family University, (Education, Business), 1959

Sister Francesca Onley, PhD, CSFNPresident

ADDITIONAL POSITIONS HELD:Holy Family UniversityAssistant to the President from 1980 to 1981

Nazareth Academy High SchoolPrincipal, 1972 to 1980Assistant Principal, Guidance Counselor, 1967 to 1972Faculty, 1965 to 1967

Nazareth Academy Grade SchoolFaculty, 1953 to 1965

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Sandra Michael was appointed the Direc-tor of Athletics for Holy Family University in 1985. She currently oversees Holy Fam-ily’s 15 NCAA Division II sports. A Phila-delphia native, Michael earned a Bachelor of Science degree in health, physical education, recreation and dance from Temple University and a Master’s Degree in education from Holy Family.

Michael has been instrumental in the growth and success of the athletics pro-gram during her tenure. When Michael took over, Holy Family had three club teams: men’s basketball, women’s bas-ketball and softball. The school became a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) District 19 in 1986.

In 1989, men’s soccer became an official sport at Holy Family. Women’s soccer and men’s golf were added to the fold in 1997, and Michael made men’s and women’s cross country University-sponsored sports in 2000. Under Michael’s leadership, Holy Family made the transition to NCAA Division II in 2003, after completing its two-year provisional process. Women’s volleyball was added that same year. Michael also led an extensive fund-raising campaign for the construction of the Fit-ness Center at Holy Family, which opened its doors in 2003. Over the next two years, women’s tennis and men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track brought the team total count to 14. Most recently,

Holy Family added women’s lacrosse, which began play in 2009.

Michael is a two-time recipient of the NAIA Female Athletics Administrator of the Year award and was recognized in 2002 and 2009 by the National Associa-tion of Collegiate Directors of Athletics as Athletics Director of the Year. In 2009, for her many contributions to athletics at Holy Family, Michael was inducted into the Holy Family University Athletics Hall of Fame as a part of its inaugural class.

In addition to her responsibilities as Direc-tor of Athletics, Michael has served in leadership roles on numerous committees including: NAIA Chairperson for District 19 (1989-1993), president of the Central At-lantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) (2004-2006), chairperson of the NCAA Northeast Regional Division II Women’s Basketball Committee (2004-2006), national chair of the NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Committee (2006-2008).

Currently, Michael is serving a four-year term as a member of the NCAA Division II Management Council and is chair of the NCAA Division II Membership Committee. She also is an active participant on the NCAA Committee on Women’s Basketball Issues, and serves as chairperson of the CACC Ethics Committee.

Michael lives in Philadelphia with her hus-band of 36 years, Bob Michael. They have two children, Brian and Julie.

Sandra MichaelDirector of Athletics

ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION

Robin ArnoldAssociate Director of Athletics

[email protected]

Kevin HuckelAsst. Director of Athletics, Daily Operations

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Janet PanekAsst. Director of Athletics, Head Athletics Trainer

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Jermaine RolleAsst. Director of Athletics, Compliance

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Joe CalabreseSports Coordinator

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William CarolanStrength & Conditioning/Asst. Athletics Trainer

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Tim HamillFitness Instructor

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Kristin MidkiffAssistant Athletics [email protected]

Greg PellegrinoDirector of Sports [email protected]

Athletic Administration

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Residence Halls

Stevenson Lane ResidenceStevenson Lane Residence opened in the Fall of 2009 and offers suite-style living with well thought-out design and amenities in line with what students expect in contemporary campus housing. Each unit serves up to four students and features two bedrooms, a bathroom with separate shower and sink facilities, and a small living room. Kitchenette and laundry rooms are provided on each floor. A quiet study room sits on one wing of each floor and on the opposite wing of each floor sits a student lounge offering a spectacular panoramic view of the campus and beyond. The building’s first floor features a fitness room, game room, vending room, and a multipurpose room with ample meeting space. The building also has a health suite. Students use security swipe cards to access the building and gain entrance to their rooms. The building has a 24-hour security attendant and security cameras. This five-story, brick and glass structure looks similar to the university’s John Perzel Education and Technology Center built in 2005 on the Northeast Philadelphia Campus. A $20 million project, the Stevenson Residence accommodates 148 students within 67,430 square feet of space. It also offers four resident advisor suites, a suite for a residence life professional and 128 parking spaces.

Duplex ApartmentsLocated just off campus, the University’s Duplex Apartments offer independent living for up to three same-sex students per apartment. Each air-conditioned apartment contains two bedrooms - one designed to hold two students, the other designed to hold just one - plus a large living and dining room, a full kitchen, and one bathroom. Duplex residents may opt into the University’s meal plan. Cable television service and high-speed Internet access are available, although residents must subscribe to and pay for these services. Each apartment also contains a clothes washer and dryer which are free of charge to duplex residents.

St. Joseph HallLocated at the center of campus just steps from the Campus Center, Holy Family Hall, and the Library, St. Joseph Hall offers double-occupancy rooms and communal bathrooms, plus three handicapped-accessible rooms with adjoining private baths. The four-story residence hall houses both male and female students separated by floor and contains a 24-hour computer lab, lounges, vending room, and a recreation room designed by students. A security desk monitors building access around the clock, and a residence-life professional lives in the building and supervises the hall’s student resident advisors.

Each floor contains a kitchenette with range and sink and laundry machines in this building are free of charge to the residents. Each room provides individually controlled air conditioning and includes cable-television service, high-speed Internet access, and campus-wide voice mail. Plus, wireless Internet access is available throughout the building. The rooms feature new furniture that offers students the option of bunking and lofting.

Garden ResidenceLocated on the edge of campus is the Garden Residence, which is our newest addition to on campus living. The Garden Residence holds approximately 45 students in apartment style living. There is a kitchen, two bathrooms, a living area and a washer and dryer in each unit. Apartments either have two double rooms, or one double room and two single rooms. Cable television service and high-speed Internet access are available. Limited parking is available to residents. This area is designated for upper-class students who would like some independence.

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Athletic Facilities

Albert & Carolyn Smith Cardio Room

The Albert and Carolyn Smith Cardio Room was completed in 2003. The cardio room, located in the Campus Center, contains state-of-the-art equipment including: 10 treadmills, six elipticals, six stationary bikes, two stair climbers, two rowing machines and two Nintendo Wiis. The room also has an open area for abdominal and select leg workouts. In August 2009, seven brand new flat screen televisions were installed.

Weight RoomThe weight room, like the Albert and Carolyn Cardio Room, opened its doors in 2003. The room which features 40 pieces of Hammer Strength apparatus and three full racks of free weights that allow for a total-body workout.

Campus Center GymnasiumThe Campus Center Gymnasium opened in 1988 and housed the men’s and women’s basketball teams. In 2005, the women’s volleyball team started to call it home. The gym, which seats 1,000, has hosted numerous CACC Championship Tournaments and the NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball East Regional Tournament in 2008 and 2009.

Tiger FieldTiger Field is located behind the Campus Center and is the home field of the men’s and women’s soccer teams and the women’s lacrosse team. The all-grass field also doubles as an intermural field for flag football.

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Head Coach Elizabeth Weber

Elizabeth Weber will enter her second year as head coach of the Holy Family women’s lacrosse team in 2013.

In her first year, Holy Family had a record-breaking season capped with the program’s first-ever CACC Championship. The Tigers finished the 2012 season 14-4 overall and 11-1 in the CACC setting new program records in victories in a season.

With its 11 wins in conference play, Holy Family also claimed its first CACC regular season title. Holy Family finished last year with a program-best 11 game-winning streak.

Weber became the third head coach in program history on Sept. 14, 2011. She came to Holy Family after spending the 2011 season as an assistant coach at

Weber’s Year-by-Year Coaching Career

Year School Record CACC Postseason2012 Holy Family 14-4 11-1 CACC ChampionsTotals 14-4 (.778) 11-1 (.916)

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Division I Villanova University. While at Villanova, Weber served as the Defensive/Midfield Coordinator. She also monitored the academic status of student-athletes and scouted and recruited at various tournaments.

Prior to her stint at Villanova, Weber was an assistant coach for Division I LaSalle University during the 2010 season. She assisted in running practices, strategies, plays and drills throughout the season. Weber’s primary focus was on the attack. As a team, LaSalle made its first ever ap-pearance in the Atlantic-10 tournament.

As an undergraduate, Weber played four seasons for the Loyola University women’s lacrosse team. During her career she ap-peared in 54 games and scored 37 goals to go along with eight assists.

Weber was also an assistant coach for the Greyhound Lacrosse Club in Baltimore and also served as an intern in the Loyola Athletic Communications office.

She earned a Bachelor of Arts in commu-nications, specializing in advertising and public relations from Loyola in 2009.

During her time as a student at Moore-stown High School, Weber lettered in three sports, including lacrosse, field hockey and basketball.

Weber is currently pursuing her Masters degree in sports management at Neumann University.


Assistant Coaches

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Monica Quinn will enter her second season as assistant head coach for the Holy Family wom-en’s lacrosse team in 2013. She was the first assistant coach under new Holy Family University women’s lacrosse head coach Elizabeth Weber. Quinn came with Weber to Holy Family from Division I Villanova University where the pair served as assistant coaches.

In her two seasons with the Wildcats, Quinn helped run the women’s lacrosse program on and off the field. In addition to on-field instruction, Quinn assisted with recruiting and preparing scouting reports on opponents.

As an undergrad, Quinn was a four-year starter at Catholic University from 2002-2006. She helped lead Catholic to its best season in program history in 2005, a season that included a No. 19 national ranking. She was the third-leading scorer and second in assists during her time at Catholic and served as co-captain during her senior season.

A native of Silver Spring, Md., Quinn was a three-sport athlete at St. John’s College High School in Washington, D.C., where she played lacrosse, soccer and basketball.

During her time at Catholic, Quinn served as a coach and administrator for PlayHer Sports Girls Lacrosse League in Rockville, Md.Monica Quinn

Katherine Sullivan will enter her second season as a member of the Holy Family University women’s lacrosse stafff in 2013. Sullivan came to Holy Family after spending the 2011 season as an assistant coach at her alma mater, Philadelphia University.

Sullivan was a four-year member of Philadelphia’s lacrosse team and served as team captain when the Rams won the CACC Championship back in 2009.

Sullivan is a two-time All-CACC selection as she earned first team honors in 2009 and second team honors in 2010. She was also named the conference’s first ever Player of the Year during her junior season.

The two-time CACC selection finished her junior year ranked in the top-ten among the Division II leaders in saves per game, save percentage and total saves.

Sullivan graduated from Philadelphia in 2010 with a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design Com-munication.

Katherine Sullivan


2013 Women’s Lacrosse Team

MEET THE 2013 WOMEN’S LACROSSE TEAM

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Seniors: Jessica Maloney (9), Stephanie McNesby (10) & Maria Mattioli (3)

Juniors: Brigit LaRose (7) & Marissa Lawson (1)

Coaches: Katherine Sullivan, Elizabeth Weber & Monica Quinn

Freshmen: Kayla O’Donnell (19), Ashley Magagna (23), Grace Deckert (00), Paige Settar (21), Nicole Braungart (2) & Erin

Harmer (22)

Sophomores: Brianna Lancetta (4), Christina Bonomo (6), Caitlin Carrezola (17), Taylor Arket-York (Manager), Sarah Kelly (13),

Kimber Kisselback (11) & MaryKate Morris (20)


2013 Women’s Lacrosse Team

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School00 Grace Deckert Fr. GK 5-3 Jarrettsville, Md./Fallston1 Marissa Lawson Jr. M/GK 5-4 York, Pa./Central York2 Nicole Braungart Fr. M 5-6 Medford, N.J./Bishop Eustace3 Maria Mattioli Sr. M 5-4 Huntingdon Valley, Pa./Nazareth4 Brianna Lancetta So. M 5-2 Marlton, N.J./Bishop Eustace6 Christina Bonomo So. A 5-3 Ephrata, Pa./Ephrata7 Brigit LaRose Jr. A 5-6 Lumberton, N.J./Holy Cross9 Jessica Maloney Sr. D 5-4 Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Ryan10 Stephanie McNesby Sr. M 5-4 Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Ryan11 Kimber Kisselback So. D 5-2 Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy13 Sarah Kelly So. M 5-4 Washington Twp., N.J./Washington Twp.17 Caitlin Carrezola So. D 5-8 Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy19 Kayla O’Donnell Fr. D 5-8 Collingswood, N.J./Collingswood20 MaryKate Morris So. D 5-0 Philadelphia, Pa./Saint Hubert’s21 Paige Settar Fr. M 5-9 Mullica Hill, N.J./Clearview Regional22 Erin Harmer Fr. A 5-6 Philadelphia, Pa./Nazareth Academy23 Ashley Magagna Fr. D 5-8 Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Ryan

Head Coach: Elizabeth Weber, 2nd Season (Loyola ‘09)Assistant Coaches: Monica Quinn & Katherine SullivanCaptains: Stephanie McNesby (10), Jessica Maloney (9) & Maria Mattioli (3)

Back Row (L-R): Katherine Sullivan (Assistant Coach), Elizabeth Weber (Head Coach), Grace Deckert, Erin Harmer, Nicole Braungart, Ma-rissa Lawson, Paige Settar, Ashley Magagna, Caitlin Carrezola, Brigit LaRose, Kayla O’Donnell, Taylor Arket-York (Manager) & Monica Quinn (Assistant Coach)

Front Row (L-R): Jessica Maloney, Brianna Lancetta, MaryKate Morris, Sarah Kelly, Kimber Kisselback, Stephanie McNesby, Christina Bonomo & Maria Mattioli

2013 Holy Family University Women’s Lacrosse

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2013 Season Outlook

Tigers Look to Repeat as CACC Champs in 2013

The Holy Family University women’s lacrosse team is coming off a historic 2012 campaign in which the team set a number of records and won the program’s first ever Central Atlantic Collegiate Confer-ence (CACC) Championship. Holy Family finished the 2012 season with a program-best 14-4 overall record and 11-1 in conference play. With its 11 wins in con-ference play, Holy Family also claimed its first CACC Regular Season Title. The Tigers went on to win its final 11 games, capped off with a 15-10 victory at Georgian Court University for the CACC Champi-onship. Holy Family returns ten players from last year’s championship team, including senior Stephanie McNesby (Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Ryan) who earned CACC Player of the Year accolades last season. McNesby set new career marks in points (67), goals (50), assists (17), ground balls (49) and draw controls (129). She finished the season ranked fourth in the conference in goals and fifth in total points. Her 129 draw controls were second most in Division II. In addition to the ten returners, Holy Family will welcome in seven newcomers adding depth and youth to the team. After last year’s success, the Tigers were recently selected as the favorites to claim the CACC South Division Regular Season Title as voted by the conference’s head coaches in the annual preseason poll. Even with last year’s success, the Tigers will look to be focused on the task at hand entering 2013.

“It comes from the returners a lot of the time,” said second year head coach Elizabeth Weber on keeping the team focused after last season’s success. “They know what it takes and where the team has been. It’s on the shoulders of their teammates to make themselves better and each other better. As a staff, we always try to keep our goals in mind at practice.”

ATTACK Holy Family will return a few key components to the attack position, including McNesby, senior Maria Mattioli (Huntingdon Valley, Pa./Nazareth) and sophomore Brianna Lancetta (Marlton, N.J./Bishop Eustace). Last season, Lancetta earned All-CACC Honorable Men-tion honors after setting a new program record for most goals (45) and points (49) scored by a freshman in a single season. Mattioli recorded new career-highs in goals (13), assists (2) and points (15) to go along with 30 ground balls. Christina Bonomo (Ephrata, Pa./Ephrata), a returner, who was a defender last year has worked hard in the off season to develop her role as an attacker for 2013. “We’ll have a young attack squad after graduating six players last season,” said Weber. “We brought in seven new players to fill the void of last year’s graduates. We are looking to be more dynamic on the offensive end and more of a threat on the attack.” Holy Family will feature newcomers in junior Brigit LaRose (Lumber-ton, N.J./Holy Cross) and freshman Paige Settar (Mullica Hill, N.J./Clearview Regional) to balance out the attacking unit.

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2013 Season Outlook

MIDFIELD Holy Family will feature a mix of veterans and newcomers at the midfield position. The Tigers will have the experience of McNesby along with two-time All-CACC selection junior Marissa Lawson (York, Pa./Central York). Lawson scored a career-high 16 goals last season to go along with 19 ground balls. In addition, freshmen Nicole Braungart (Medford, N.J./Bishop Eu-stace) and Erin Harmer (Philadelphia, Pa./Nazareth Academy) will add some depth for the Tigers. “Our midfield is strong, quick and fast,” said Weber. We are going to use our speed to our advantage this season.”

DEFENSE This year’s defenders will be young bunch, but have the potential to be a solid core of players. “We are looking to be a solid defensive unit this year,” said Weber. “Last year we allowed a lot of goals and will be looking to limit that this year. We have some key returners and newcomers that will mix well together.” Last season, Holy Family allowed the third least amount of goals (209), but countered that scoring the third most goals in the confer-ence with 257. Holy Family will rely on senior Jessica Maloney (Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Ryan) and sophomores Sarah Kelly (Washington Twp., N.J./Washington Twp.) and Kimber Kisselback (Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy) to help anchor the defense. All three saw significant playing time last season including Kelly who started 17 games her freshman season. Kelly scored 18 goals and tallied four assists for 22 points. She also recorded 28 ground balls.

The team will also have sophomores MaryKate Morris (Philadel-phia, Pa./Saint Hubert’s) and Caitlin Carrezola (Langhorne, Pa./Ne-shaminy) along with freshmen Ashley Magagna (Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Ryan) and Kayla O’Donnell (Collingswood, N.J./Colling-swood) to add depth to the position.

GOALKEEPER Holy Family will have a new goalkeeper in net this season for the first time in four years. The Tigers will look to fill the void of three-time All-CACC selection Melissa Jenkins after graduating last season. This year, freshman Grace Deckert (Jarrettsville, Md./Fallston) will hold down the net for the Tigers. “This is her first year and we’re looking for [Grace] to step up big for us,” said Weber. “She has a great clear and sees the field well. She will learn and continue to get better in each game she plays in this season.”

SCHEDULE This year’s schedule is probably the most competitive the Tigers have had in program history. The team will compete in a 17-game schedule, including ten CACC contests and seen non-conference match ups. This season, Holy Family will be on the road for 10 games and will host seven games at Tiger Field. “We have a solid conference schedule and a tough non-conference schedule this season,” said Weber. “We’ll be playing the National Champions (LIU Post) on the road along with a bunch of other ranked teams. This schedule will give us a gage on where we are to start the season and where we need to be in the middle and at the end of the season.” Holy Family opens its season on Saturday, March 2 with a non-con-ference contest at Seton Hill University. The team’s first home game will take place on Thursday, March 7 against Queens College. The Tigers will begin defense of their CACC Title with their first confer-ence game of the year on Wednesday, March 20 at Wilmington University. In April, Holy Family will face all conference opponents, includ-ing a rematch from last year’s CACC Championship game at home versus Georgian Court on Saturday, April 6. This year’s conference championship is scheduled for April 27 and 28 at Georgian Court in Lakewood, N.J. Holy Family has the experience and talent to return to the confer-ence championship and repeat as champions. The Tigers also have their sights set on advancing even further with possibly the pro-gram’s first ever NCAA Tournament bid. “ We are looking to get back to the CACC Tournament again this sea-son,” said Weber. “Hopefully along the way we upset a few teams outside our conference and make the NCAA Division II Tournament.”

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Meet the Tigers - Seniors

Maria MattioliYear: Senior

Position: MidfieldHeight: 5-4

Hometown: Huntingdon Valley, Pa.High School: Nazareth

Major: Nursing

#32012 Season: Started all 18 games during her junior season.... Recorded new career-highs in goals (13), assists (2), points (15) and ground balls (30).... Also tallied nine draw controls and caused eight turnovers....Recorded her first career hat-trick in the team’s victory versus Post Uni-versity (3/22)....Scored a goal in four straight games from March 8-22...Earned CACC All-Academic honors for the second straight season.

2011 Season: Started all 17 games during her sophomore season. Scored a career-high four goals and one assist for five points. Also had 20 ground balls, five draw controls and a career-best ten caused turnovers. Scored her first career goal at home against Philadelphia University on March 26. Had a two-goal performance at Post University on April 21. Was named to the CACC All-Academic team.

2010 Season: Started all 17 games during her freshman season. Helped lead a defense that allowed only 11.16 goals per game in 2010. Record-ed 22 ground balls, 11 draw controls and had eight caused turnovers.

High School: Mattioli was the MVP of the golf and swim teams at Naza-reth...Also earned the Coach’s Award in both sports...Was a member of the National Honor Society.

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OPP. G A Pts Sh SOG GW GB DC TO CTat Molloy 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0WEST CHESTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1MERCY 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0DOMINICAN * 1 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 0 0at Wilmington * 1 0 1 4 2 0 3 3 0 2POST * 3 0 3 4 4 0 0 1 1 0at Queens (N.Y.) 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0GEORGIAN COURT * 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 1at Chestnut Hill * 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0at Dominican * 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0at Georgian Court * 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1at Philadelphia * 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 0CHESTNUT HILL * 1 0 1 5 2 0 1 1 0 1WILMINGTON * 1 1 2 1 1 0 3 1 0 0at Post * 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1PHILADELPHIA * 2 0 2 3 3 0 4 1 1 1vs. Wilmington (CACC SF) 2 0 2 8 5 0 2 0 0 0at Georgian Court (CACC CF) 1 1 2 1 1 0 1 1 2 0

* CACC Contest

MATTIOLI ‘12 Game-by-Game

Points 3 vs. Post (3/22/12)Goals 3 vs. Post (3/22/12)Assists 1 Three Times vs. Georgian Court (5/6/12)Shots 8 vs. Wilmington (5/5/12)Ground Balls 4 Three Times vs. Philadelphia (4/25/12)Draw Controls 3 at Wilmington (3/20/12)Free-Position Goals 1 Three Times vs. Philadelphia (4/25/12)Caused Turnovers 3 vs. Chestnut Hill (4/19/11)

MATTIOLI Career Highs

Captain, leader, defensive voice. Will be running midfield this year, along with being a contributing threat on attack. Has a great shot.

Coach Weber on Mattioli

Year GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW GB DC TO CT2010 17 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 22 11 9 82011 17 4 1 5 5 .800 5 1.000 0 20 5 16 102012 18 13 2 15 31 .419 23 .742 0 30 9 13 8TOTAL 52 17 3 20 37 .459 29 .784 0 72 25 38 26



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Jessica MaloneyYear: Senior

Position: DefenseHeight: 5-4

Hometown: Philadelphia, Pa.High School: Archbishop Ryan

Major: Nursing

#92012 Season: Appeared in 17 games, including 16 starts during her junior season....Finished the year with 29 ground balls, 25 draw controls and three caused turnovers.... scored a goal in the CACC Championship Final versus Georgian Court University (5/6)...Recorded a season-high five ground balls in the win versus Wilmington University (4/19)...Ended the year as the program’s all-time leader for most career ground balls with 112.

2011 Season: Earned All-CACC honors for the first time in her career after being named to the second team during her sophomore season. Started all 17 games and led the team with a career-high 58 draw controls. Was ranked 18th among the Division II leaders in draw controls and third in the CACC. Her 58 draw controls also set a new single season program record. Also tallied 33 ground balls and ten caused turnovers. Scored her first career goal against Philadelphia University in the CACC semifinals on April 30.

2010 Season: Appeared in all 17 games last season, while starting 15. Helped anchor a defense that allowed only 11.16 goals per game. Re-corded a team-high 50 ground balls and 13 caused turnovers. Also had 20 draw controls. Had a season-high 11 ground balls in the win versus Post (4/15).

High School: Maloney started for the lacrosse team in both of her seasons at Archbishop Ryan...Was an All-Catholic League honorable mention selection...Also played on the girl’s soccer team.

OPP. G A Pts Sh SOG GW GB DC TO CTat Molloy 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 0WEST CHESTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 0MERCY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0DOMINICAN * 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0at Wilmington * 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1at Queens (N.Y.) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0GEORGIAN COURT * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0at Chestnut Hill * 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 0at Dominican * 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 4 2 0at Georgian Court * 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0at Philadelphia * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0CHESTNUT HILL * 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 0WILMINGTON * 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 3 2 1at Post * 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 1 2 0PHILADELPHIA * 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0vs. Wilmington (CACC SF) 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 1at Georgian Court (CACC CF) 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0

* CACC Contest

MALONEY ‘12 Game-by-Game

Points 1 Four Times at Georgian Court (5/6/12)Goals 1 Two Times at Georgian Court (5/6/12)Assists 1 Two Times vs. Wilmington (4/6/10)Shots 2 at Post (4/22/12)Ground Balls 11 vs. Post (4/15/10)Draw Controls 7 vs. Post (3/19/11)Free-Position Goals N/ACaused Turnovers 3 vs. Post (4/15/10)

MALONEY Career Highs

Captain, leader, voice of the Defense. Has a knack for getting groundballs, Hustler.

Coach Weber on Maloney

Year GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW GB DC TO CT2010 17 0 2 2 2 .000 2 1.000 0 50 20 21 132011 17 1 0 1 2 .500 1 .500 0 33 58 24 102012 17 1 0 1 5 .200 3 .600 1 29 25 14 3TOTAL 51 2 2 4 9 .222 6 .667 1 112 103 59 26



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Maria MattioliYear: Senior



Major: History

#102012 Season: Started all 18 games during her junior season.... Named the CACC Player of the Year and named to the All-CACC first team for the first time in her career.... Was the first player in program history to earn Player of the Year honors...Set new career-highs in scoring with 50 goals, 17 assists and 67 points...Her 17 assists set a new single-season program record, breaking her own mark of 16 assists from the 2011 season....Also set a new career-high with 129 draw controls to lead the conference and ranked third among the Division II leaders with 7.17 draws per game....Scored a career-best six goals in the team’s win at Chestnut Hill College (4/3)...scored in 16-of-18 games and had 15 multi-goal games....scored at least two goals in nine straight games from April 3 through May 5.... Earned CACC Player of the Week for the week end-ing April 29....Named to the CACC All-Tournament team...Named CACC Student-Athlete of the Month for the month of May.

2011 Season: Started all 17 games during her sophomore season. Scored 29 goals to go along with a career-best 16 assists and 45 points. Finished the year ranked second on the team in scoring and was ninth in the conference in assists per game. Also set new career marks with 32 ground balls and 16 caused turnovers. Scored a season-high five goals twice. Had five goals at home against Queens College on March 15 and repeated the season mark at Chestnut Hill College on March 22. Scored a goal in 16-of-17 games, including the final nine games of the season.

2010 Season: Started all 17 games last season and was named the CACC Rookie of the Year and earned a spot on the All-CACC second team as a freshman. Finished third on the team in scoring with 39 points (31 G/8 A). Also tallied 26 ground balls, 33 draw controls and caused ten turnovers. Scored a season-high five goals at Chestnut Hill (4/13) and recorded 12 multiple goal games.

High School: McNesby garnered All-Catholic League first team honors three times...Named a team captain for three seasons...Was the team’s MVP and leading scorer as a senior...Also played for the Archbishop Ryan soccer team for four seasons.


* CACC Contest

McNESBY ‘12 Game-by-Game

Points 7 Two Times vs. Philadelphia (4/25/12)Goals 6 at Chestnut Hill (4/3/12)Assists 4 vs. Philadelphia (4/25/12)Shots 12 Two Times at Chestnut Hill (4/3/12)Ground Balls 6 vs. Philadelphia (3/26/11)Draw Controls 15 at Dominican (4/5/12)Free-Position Goals 3 at Dominican (4/5/12)Caused Turnovers 3 Two Times at Post (4/21/11)

McNESBY Career Highs

Captain, leader, returning CACC player of the year for 2012. Will play a crucial role on the attacking end and controlling the draw.

Coach Weber on McNesby

Year GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW GB DC TO CT2010 17 31 8 39 88 .352 61 .693 2 26 33 36 102011 17 29 16 45 58 .500 40 .690 0 32 29 31 162012 18 50 17 67 113 .442 86 .761 3 49 129 50 13TOTAL 52 110 41 151 259 .425 187 .722 5 107 191 117 39


Meet the Tigers - Juniors

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Marissa LawsonYear: Junior


Hometown: York, Pa.High School: Central YorkMajor: Sports Marketing-

Management

#12012 Season: Appeared in all 18 games, including 17 starts during her sophomore season.... Earned All-CACC second team honors for the sec-ond straight season....Scored a career-high 16 goals and tallied a career-high 19 points.... Also recorded three assists, 19 ground balls, 37 draw controls and five caused turnovers....Scored a career-high four goals in the team’s regular season finale victory versus Philadelphia University (4/25)...Recorded a hat-trick in the CACC semifinals versus Wilmington Unversity (5/5).

2011 Season: Started all 17 games during her first year of collegiate action. Received All-CACC second team accolades. Recorded five goals and five assists for ten points. Led the team with 34 ground balls and finished second on the team with 36 draw controls and 14 caused turnovers. Recorded her first career goal at home against Wilmington University on March 30. Had a season-high two assists against Philadel-phia University in the CACC semifinals.


* CACC Contest

LAWSON ‘12 Game-by-Game

Points 4 vs. Philadelphia (4/25/12)Goals 4 vs. Philadelphia (4/25/12)Assists 2 vs. Philadelphia (4/30/11)Shots 5 vs. Philadelphia (4/25/12)Ground Balls 5 at Post (4/21/11)Draw Controls 6 Two Times vs. Mercy (3/8/12)Free-Position Goals 1 Six Times vs. Philadelphia (4/25/12)Caused Turnovers 5 at Post (4/21/11)

LAWSON Career Highs

Has great speed. Very solid defender, will body up, not afraid to be physical. Will be a key contributor to our solid defensive unit.

Coach Weber on Lawson

Year GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW GB DC TO CT2011 17 5 5 10 28 .179 10 .357 0 34 36 27 142012 18 16 3 19 34 .471 29 .853 1 19 37 16 5TOTAL 35 21 8 29 62 .339 39 .629 1 53 73 43 19


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Brianna LancettaYear: SophomorePosition: Midfield

Height: 5-2Hometown: Marlton, N.J.

High School: Bishop EustaceMajor: Nursing

#42012 Season: Appeared in all 18 games, including 17 starts during her freshman season....Earned All-CACC Honorable Mention honors... Tal-lied 45 goals, four assists and 49 points to finish second on the team in scoring....Set a new program record for most goals and points scored by a freshman in a single season.... Also recorded 19 ground balls, 29 draw controls and six caused turnovers... Scored her first career goal in the season opener at Molloy College (3/3) with a four-goal performance....scored multiple goals in 13 games....scored a career-high six goals in the win at Philadelphia University (4/14)...Tallied four game-winning goals.... Named CACC Rookie of the Week twice for the weeks ending 4/15 and 4/29...Named to the CACC All-Tournament team.

High School: Scored 100 career goals at Bishop Eustace Prep....Named to the All-Star team during her senior season...Earned 2nd team All-Conference accolades during her sophomore year.


* CACC Contest

LANCETTA ‘12 Game-by-Game

Points 6 at Philadelphia (4/14/12)Goals 6 at Philadelphia (4/14/12)Assists 1 Four Times vs. Wilmington (4/19/12)Shots 10 at Philadelphia (4/14/12)Ground Balls 3 at Molloy (3/3/12)Draw Controls 6 vs. Post (3/22/12)Free-Position Goals 2 at Dominican (4/5/12)Caused Turnovers 2 vs. Dominican (3/17/12)

LANCETTA Career Highs

Has a quick first step. Will be a threat again on the attacking end. Understands the game, will be a key contributor to our attacking unit. Looking for her to be a vocal leader on attack.

Coach Weber on Lancetta

Year GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW GB DC TO CT2012 18 45 4 49 92 .489 84 .913 4 19 29 19 6TOTAL 18 45 4 49 92 .489 84 .913 4 19 29 19 6



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Christina BonomoYear: SophomorePosition: Attack

Height: 5-3Hometown: Ephrata, Pa.

High School: EphrataMajor: Early Childhood

#62012 Season: Appeared in 14 games during her freshman season... Scored her first career goal in the team’s victory versus Wilmington University (4/19)... Also tallied two draw controls.

High School: Earned academic and athletic scholarships...Was a member of the Section II Champions in swimming...Honor Roll student.

OPP. G A Pts Sh SOG GW GB DC TO CTat Molloy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0WEST CHESTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MERCY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0DOMINICAN * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Wilmington * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0POST * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0at Queens (N.Y.) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0at Dominican * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Georgian Court * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CHESTNUT HILL * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0WILMINGTON * 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0at Post * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0PHILADELPHIA * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs. Wilmington (CACC SF) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

* CACC Contest

BONOMO ‘12 Game-by-Game

Points 1 vs. Wilmington (4/19/12)Goals 1 vs. Wilmington (4/19/12)Assists N/AShots 1 vs. Wilmington (4/19/12)Ground Balls N/ADraw Controls 1 Two Times vs. Wilmington (4/19/12)Free-Position Goals N/ACaused Turnovers N/A

BONOMO Career Highs

Will use her speed to her advantage on the attack-ing end. Finds the net well.

Coach Weber on Bonomo

Year GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW GB DC TO CT2012 14 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 2 3 0TOTAL 14 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 2 3 0



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Kimber KisselbackYear: SophomorePosition: Defense

Height: 5-2Hometown: Langhorne, Pa.

High School: NeshaminyMajor: Math Education

#112012 Season: Appeared in 17 games, including two starts during her freshman season....Tallied five ground balls and controlled two draws during the course of the season....Made her first career start in the home opener versus West Chester University (3/6).

High School: Played both soccer and lacrosse at Neshaminy High School... Was a four-year member of the soccer team and earned 1st team honors twice...Played lacrosse one season and earned honor-able mention laurels... Was inducted into the National Honor Society at Neshaminy.

OPP. G A Pts Sh SOG GW GB DC TO CTat Molloy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0WEST CHESTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0MERCY 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0DOMINICAN * 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0at Wilmington * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0POST * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0at Queens (N.Y.) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0GEORGIAN COURT * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Chestnut Hill * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Georgian Court * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Philadelphia * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0CHESTNUT HILL * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0WILMINGTON * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Post * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0PHILADELPHIA * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0vs. Wilmington (CACC SF) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Georgian Court (CACC CF) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

* CACC Contest

KISSELBACK ‘12 Game-by-Game

Points N/AGoals N/AAssists N/AShots N/AGround Balls 2 Two Times vs. Dominican (3/17/12)Draw Controls 1 Two Times at Philadelphia (4/14/12)Free-Position Goals N/ACaused Turnovers N/A

KISSELBACK Career Highs

Will contribute on the defensive side of the ball this season. Very fast, uses her speed to her advantage. Will be a key player in transition.

Coach Weber on Kisselback

Year GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW GB DC TO CT2012 17 0 0 0 - - - - 0 5 2 4 0TOTAL 17 0 0 0 - - - - 0 5 2 4 0

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Sarah KellyYear: SophomorePosition: Midfield

Height: 5-4Hometown: Washington Twp., N.J.

High School: Washington Twp.Major: Nursing

#132012 Season: Appeared in all 18 games, including 17 starts during her freshman season....Finished the year with 18 goals, four assists and 22 points... Also tallied 28 ground balls, controlled nine draws and caused nine turnovers...Scored her first career goal in the season opener at Molloy College (3/3)...Recorded a hat-trick in the team’s 12-11 victory versus Georgian Court University (3/31).... scored a career-high four goals in the CACC Championship Final versus Georgian Court (5/6).... Named to the CACC All-Tournament team.

High School: Served as varsity captain during her senior season at Washington Township High School... Member of the 2009 and 2011 SJ Group IV State Champions, 2011 Conference Champions, 2010 Glouces-ter County Cup Champions...Was a 2010 School Girls National team member.


* CACC Contest

KELLY ‘12 Game-by-Game

Points 4 at Georgian Court (5/6/12)Goals 4 at Georgian Court (5/6/12)Assists 2 at Philadelphia (4/14/12)Shots 7 at Wilmington (3/20/12)Ground Balls 6 at Dominican (4/5/12)Draw Controls 2 Two Times at Georgian Court (4/11/12)Free-Position Goals 2 at Dominican (4/5/12)Caused Turnovers 2 Three Times at Post (4/22/12)

KELLY Career Highs

Solid defender. Will run midfield this year. Knows the game very well, understands where she needs to be on the defensive end. Is a directive leader on defense.

Coach Weber on Kelly

Year GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW GB DC TO CT2012 18 18 4 22 47 .383 40 .851 0 28 9 28 9TOTAL 18 18 4 22 47 .383 40 .851 0 28 9 28 9



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Caitlin CarrezolaYear: SophomorePosition: Defense

Height: 5-8Hometown: Langhorne, Pa.

High School: NeshaminyMajor: Nursing

#172012 Season: Appeared in all 18 games, including 14 starts during her freshman season.... Tallied two goals and two points as well as 13 groundballs, five draw controls and caused two turnovers....Scored her first career goal in the team’s victory versus Post University (3/22).... Scored again in the CACC semifinals versus Wilmington University (5/5).... Tallied a season-best four draw controls in the win at Philadel-phia University (4/14).

High School: Member of the field hockey and lacrosse team at Neshami-ny High School...Served as lacrosse captain and broke the school record for goals in a season... Also a member of the National Honor Society.


* CACC Contest

CARREZOLA ‘12 Game-by-Game

Points 1 Two Times vs. Wilmington (5/5/12)Goals 1 Two Times vs. Wilmington (5/5/12)Assists N/AShots 1 Two Times vs. Wilmington (5/5/12)Ground Balls 3 vs. Post (3/22/12)Draw Controls 4 at Philadelphia (4/14/12)Free-Position Goals N/ACaused Turnovers 1 Two Times vs. Wilmington (5/5/12)

CARREZOLA Career Highs

Understands the defensive side of the ball well. Is able to think a step ahead. Solid defender.

Coach Weber on Carrezola

Year GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW GB DC TO CT2012 18 2 0 2 2 1.000 2 1.000 0 13 5 5 2TOTAL 18 2 0 2 2 1.000 2 1.000 0 13 5 5 2



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MaryKate MorrisYear: SophomorePosition: Defense

Height: 5-0Hometown: Philadelphia, Pa.High School: Saint Hubert’s

Major: Undecided

#202012 Season: Appeared in five games during her freshman season.

OPP. G A Pts Sh SOG GW GB DC TO CTPOST * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CHESTNUT HILL * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0WILMINGTON * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Post * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0PHILADELPHIA * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

* CACC Contest

MORRIS ‘12 Game-by-Game

Points N/AGoals N/AAssists N/AShots N/AGround Balls N/ADraw Controls N/AFree-Position Goals N/ACaused Turnovers N/A

MORRIS Career Highs

Is quickly picking up the game. Uses her speed to her advantage on the defensive end. Will be a great match up defender.

Coach Weber on Morris

Year GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW GB DC TO CT2012 5 0 0 0 - - - - 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 5 0 0 0 - - - - 0 0 0 0 0


Meet the Tigers - Newcomers

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Grace DeckertYear: Freshman

Position: GoalkeeperHeight: 5-3

Hometown: Jarrettsville, Md.High School: Fallston

Major: Nursing

#00

The voice and anchor of the defense. Has a great clear, will be looking for her communication on defense.

Coach Weber on Deckert

Nicole BraungartYear: Freshman


Hometown: Medford, N.J.High School: Bishop Eustace

Major: Nursing

#2

Will contribute on both sides of the ball, running midfield. Has a quick first step that will be deadly on attack. Is able to use her speed to get inside to cage.

Coach Weber on Braungart

Brigit LaRoseYear: Junior

Position: AttackHeight: 5-6

Hometown: Lumberton, N.J.High School: Holy Cross

Major: Psychology

#7

Will be finding the back of the net on attack. Knows how to get to cage and finish her shots.

Coach Weber on LaRose

Kayla O’DonnellYear: Freshman


Hometown: Collingswood, N.J.High School: Collingswood

Major: Nursing

#19

Very athletic and quick on the defensive end of the ball. Will be a key in midfield transition with the ball.

Coach Weber on O’Donnell


Meet the Tigers - Newcomers

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Paige SettarYear: Freshman


Hometown: Mullica Hill, N.J.High School: Clearview Regional

Major: Criminal Justice

#21

Will be playing both sides of the ball. Focusing more on her attack, can beat her defender and get inside, uses her size to her advantage.

Coach Weber on Settar

Erin HarmerYear: FreshmanPosition: Attack

Height: 5-6Hometown: Philadelphia, Pa.

High School: Nazareth AcademyMajor: Nursing

#22

Will find herself on the attacking end. Has a great shot. Will be key in redefending the ball out.

Coach Weber on Harmer

Ashley MagagnaYear: Freshman



Major: Nursing

#23

Will see time on defense. Uses her size to her ad-vantage on the d side of the ball.

Coach Weber on Magagna


General Information

Location: Philadelphia, Pa., 19114

Founded: 1954

Undergraduate Enrollment: 3,345

University President: Sister Francesca Onley, CSFN, Ph.D.

Director of Athletics: Sandra Michael

Nickname: Tigers

Colors: Copenhagen Blue and White

Affliation: NCAA Division II

Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate

Athletic Dept. Phone Number: 267-341-3353

Athletic Dept. Fax: 215-637-6675

University Phone Number: 215-637-7700

SID Information

Director of Sports Information: Greg Pellegrino

Office Phone: 267-341-3482

Cell Phone: 215-266-6188

Office Fax: 215-827-0137

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: http://athletics.holyfamily.edu

Women’s Lacrosse Information:

Head Coach: Elizabeth Weber

Alma Mater: Loyola ‘09

Record at HFU/Yrs.: 14-4/2nd Season

CACC Record/Yrs.: 11-1/2nd Season

Career Record/Yrs.: 14-4 (.778)/2nd Season

Office Phone: 267-341-3295

Assistant Coaches: Monica Quinn &

Katherine Sullivan

Head Athletic Trainer: Janet Panek, ATC

Assistant Athletic Trainer: Kristin Midkiff, ATC

Strength & Conditioning: William Carolan, ATC

Venue: Tiger Field

2012 Overall Record: 14-4

2012 CACC Record: 11-1 (1st Place)/CACC Champs

Starters Returning/Lost: 7/5

Players Returning/Lost: 10/6

Newcomers: 7

Quick FactsMARCH

2 at Seton Hill University Greensburg, Pa. 2:00 p.m.

5 at Shippensburg University Shippensburg, Pa. 4:00 p.m.

7 QUEENS COLLEGE Tiger Field 3:00 p.m.

9 MOLLOY COLLEGE Tiger Field 12:00 p.m.

12 at East Stroudsburg University East Stroudsburg, Pa. 4:00 p.m.

16 at LIU Post Brookeville, N.Y. 4:00 p.m.

20 at Wilmington University * Wilmington, Del. 4:00 p.m.

23 NYACK COLLEGE * Tiger Field 12:00 p.m.

26 PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY * Tiger Field 4:30 p.m.

28 at Kutztown University Kutztown, Pa. 4:00 p.m.

APRIL

3 at Chestnut Hill College * Philadelphia, Pa. 4:00 p.m.

6 GEORGIAN COURT UNIVERSITY * Tiger Field 12:00 p.m.

9 at Philadelphia University * Philadelphia, Pa. 4:00 p.m.

11 WILMINGTON UNIVERSITY * Tiger Field 4:30 p.m.

14 at Post University * Waterbury, Conn. 1:00 p.m.

17 CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE * Tiger Field 4:00 p.m.

20 at Dominican College * Orangeburg, N.Y. 12:00 p.m.

27 CACC Semifinals Lakewood, N.J. TBA

28 CACC Championship Final Lakewood, N.J. TBA

* Denotes Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Contest

BOLD Denotes Home Contests

2013 CACC Semifinals/Final Hosted by Georgian Court University

2013 Schedule

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2012 CACC Standings

2012 CACC In Review

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|------Conference------| |----------Overall----------| GP Record Win % GP Record Win % Holy Family 12 11-1 .917 18 14-4 .778 Georgian Court 12 9-3 .750 19 12-7 .632 Philadelphia 12 7-5 .583 18 8-10 .444 Wilmington 12 6-6 .500 17 9-8 .529 Dominican 12 6-6 .500 15 6-9 .400 Chestnut Hill 12 3-9 .250 16 3-13 .188 Post 12 0-12 .000 15 1-14 .067

Past CACC Champions

Year Regular Season Tournament2009 Georgian Court Philadelphia2010 Georgian Court Georgian Court2011 Georgian Court Georgian Court2012 Holy Family Holy Family

2012 CACC TournamentHosted by Georgian Court

Saturday, May 5 Semifinals#1 Holy Family 15, #4 Wilmington 10#2 Georgian Court 17, #3 Philadelphia 10

Sunday, May 6Championship Final#1 Holy Family 15, #2 Georgian Court 10

All-Tournament TeamMelissa Jenkins, Holy Family (MVP)Sarah Kelly, Holy FamilyBrianna Lancetta, Holy FamilyStephanie McNesby, Holy FamilyMolly McCourt, Georgian CourtStephanie Gallo, Georgian CourtSamantha Shaw, Georgian CourtEmily Ray, PhiladelphiaTaylor Peltzer, PhiladelphiaRebekah McCurry, Wilmington

2012 CACC All-Conference Teams

First TeamGK - Kaitlyn Hall, WilmingtonD - Jessica Graybeal, WilmingtonD - Mary Lynn Hankins, Georgian CourtD - Michelle Fiorvanti, DominicanA - Emily Ray - PhiladelphiaA - Taylor Peltzer, PhiladelphiaA - Liz Case, WilmingtonM - Corinne Coyle, Georgian CourtM - Stephanie McNesby - Holy FamilyM - Caribeth Shappell, PhiladelphiaM - Stephanie Gallo, Georgian CourtM - KC Jentzen, Dominican

Second TeamGK - Melissa Jenkins, Holy FamilyGK - Amanda Cathcart, Georgian CourtD - Olivia Antonopoulos, DominicanD - Andrea Saracco, PhiladelphiaD - Marissa Lawson, Holy FamilyA - Olivia Rotunno, Georgian CourtA - Gina Mansi - Holy FamilyA - Nicole Covella, Chestnut HillM - Jaclyn Hall, WilmingtonM - Mallorie Michalak, PostM - Molly McCourt, Georgian CourtM - Rebecca Guethier, WilmingtonM - Brianne Timony, Chestnut HIll

Honorable Mention: Aubree Williams, Dominican; Allison Kern, Wilmington; Brittany Rhodes, Wilmington; Brianna Lancetta, Holy Family

Player of the Year: Stephanie McNesby, Holy FamilyRookie of the Year: Allison Smithwick, DominicanCoach of the Year: Jackie Trainer, WilmingtonTeam Sportsmanship: Georgian Court University


2012 CACC Player of the Year & All-CACC First Team Selection

#10 Stephanie McNesby

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2012 Holy Family Women's LacrosseHoly Family Overall Individual Statistics

All games (as of Feb 12, 2013)

Overall: 14-4 Conf: 11-1 Home: 7-1 Away: 5-3 Neut: 2-0

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw up dn fpg-fps gb dc t/o ct pen-min foul rc yc gc

10 McNESBY, Stephanie 18-17 50 17 67 113 . 4 4 2 86 . 7 6 1 3 0 1 12-29 49 129 50 13 - 56 0 3 05 MANSI, Gina 17-16 47 3 50 110 . 4 2 7 91 . 8 2 7 0 3 2 9-23 16 9 33 8 1-2.0 20 0 2 04 LANCETTA, Brianna 18-17 45 4 49 92 . 4 8 9 84 . 9 1 3 4 2 1 7-16 19 29 19 6 - 16 0 0 011 CORNELY, Samantha 18-17 30 7 37 91 . 3 3 0 56 . 6 1 5 1 4 1 13-27 17 11 28 5 1-2.0 40 0 2 013 KELLY, Sarah 18-17 18 4 22 47 . 3 8 3 40 . 8 5 1 0 1 0 5-15 28 9 28 9 3-6.0 35 0 0 01 LAWSON, Marissa 18-17 16 3 19 34 . 4 7 1 29 . 8 5 3 1 0 0 4-4 19 37 16 5 - 43 0 3 02 GRECO, Lauren 18-16 18 0 18 32 . 5 6 2 29 . 9 0 6 2 0 0 2-6 15 4 13 5 1-2.0 26 0 3 08 PODLINSKI, Katherine 18-17 16 2 18 37 . 4 3 2 28 . 7 5 7 2 1 1 6-14 11 17 13 8 - 26 0 0 03 MATTIOLI, Maria 18-17 13 2 15 31 . 4 1 9 23 . 7 4 2 0 0 0 3-5 30 9 13 8 - 12 0 1 017 CARREZOLA, Caitlin 18-14 2 0 2 2 1.000 2 1.000 0 0 0 - 13 5 5 2 - 15 0 1 09 MALONEY, Jessica 17-16 1 0 1 5 . 2 0 0 3 . 6 0 0 1 0 0 0-2 29 25 14 3 - 37 0 1 06 BONOMO, Christina 14-0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 2 3 0 - 5 0 1 050 JENKINS, Melissa 18-17 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 16 0 18 0 - 1 0 0 020 MORRIS, MaryKate 5-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 012 KISSELBACK, Kimber 17-2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 5 2 4 0 - 10 0 0 07 PELLICCIOTTI, Paige 17-4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 10 1 7 0 - 12 0 1 0

Total 18 257 42 299 595 . 4 3 2 472 . 7 9 3 14 11 6 61-141 277 289 269 72 8-16.0 391 0 19 0Opponents 18 209 69 278 525 . 3 9 8 408 . 7 7 7 4 9 5 25-84 277 193 244 94 10-20.0 488 0 22 2

## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced

50 JENKINS, Melissa 18-17 1087:32 209 11.53 193 . 4 8 0 13 4 0 524Total 18 1087:32 209 11.53 193 . 4 8 0 13 4 0 524Opponents 18 1087:32 257 14.18 207 . 4 4 6 4 13 0 595

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 TotalHoly Family 127 127 0 2 1 257Opponents 100 107 2 0 0 209

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 TotalHoly Family 317 273 0 4 1 595Opponents 246 273 3 1 2 525

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 TotalHoly Family 246 214 0 3 1 464Opponents 196 202 3 0 1 402

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 TotalHoly Family 96 95 1 0 1 193Opponents 119 87 0 1 0 207

Attendance Summary HFU OpponentTotal 360 528Dates/Avg Per Date 8/45 8/66Neutral Site #/Avg 2/81

CLEARS: Holy Family -- 136-169 .805, Opponents -- 143-186 .769.MAN-UP OPPS: Holy Family -- 11-9 1.222, Opponents -- 9-6 1.500.

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2012 Results

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2012 Holy Family Women's LacrosseHoly Family Game Results

All games (as of Feb 12, 2013)

Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Site Att. Goalie

03/03/12 at #14 Molloy L 8-17 0-1-0 0-0-0 Rockville Centre, NY 80 JENKINS, Melissa (0-1)

03/06/12 #7 WEST CHESTER L 4-16 0-2-0 0-0-0 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. 25 JENKINS, Melissa (0-2)

03/08/12 MERCY COLLEGE W 15-14 1-2-0 0-0-0 Philadelphia, Pa. 50 JENKINS, Melissa (1-2)

* 03/17/12 DOMINICAN COLLEGE W 13-7 2-2-0 1-0-0 Philadelphia, Pa. 45 JENKINS, Melissa (2-2)

* 03/20/12 at Wilmington L 11-13 2-3-0 1-1-0 New Castle, Del. 85 JENKINS, Melissa (2-3)

* 03/22/12 POST UNIVERSITY W 23-6 3-3-0 2-1-0 Philadelphia, Pa. 60 JENKINS, Melissa (3-3)

03/24/12 at Queens (N.Y.) L 11-19 3-4-0 2-1-0 Flushing, N.Y. 36 JENKINS, Melissa

* 03/31/12 GEORGIAN COURT W 12-11 4-4-0 3-1-0 Philadelphia, Pa. 45 JENKINS, Melissa (4-4)

* 04/03/12 at Chestnut Hill Coll. W 13-11 5-4-0 4-1-0 Lafayette Hill, PA 97 JENKINS, Melissa (5-4, 4-1)

* 04/05/12 at Dominican College WO3 16-15 6-4-0 5-1-0 Orangeburg, N.Y. 50 JENKINS, Melissa

* 04/11/12 at Georgian Court W 17-14 7-4-0 6-1-0 LAKEWOOD, NJ 67 JENKINS, Melissa

* 04/14/12 at Philadelphia U. W 22-16 8-4-0 7-1-0 Philadelphia, Pa. 75 JENKINS, Melissa

* 04/17/12 CHESTNUT HILL COLL. W 13-9 9-4-0 8-1-0 Philadelphia, Pa. 35 JENKINS, Melissa (9-4)

* 04/19/12 WILMINGTON W 15-2 10-4-0 9-1-0 Philadelphia, Pa. 40 JENKINS, Melissa (10-4)

* 04/22/12 at Post University W 18-8 11-4-0 10-1-0 Waterbury, Conn. 38 JENKINS, Melissa (11-4)

* 04/25/12 PHILADELPHIA U. W 16-11 12-4-0 11-1-0 Philadelphia, Pa. 60 JENKINS, Melissa (12-4)

05/05/12 vs Wilmington W 15-10 13-4-0 11-1-0 Lakewood, N.J. JENKINS, Melissa

05/06/12 vs Georgian Court W 15-10 14-4-0 11-1-0 Lakewood, NJ 162

Team Record W-L-T

Overall: 14-4

Conference: 11-1

Home: 7-1

Away: 5-3

Neutral: 2-0

Overtime: 1-0

Attendance Dates Total Average

Total: 18 1050 58

Home: 8 360 45

Away: 8 528 66

Neutral: 2 162 81

All-Time ResultsOpponent Overall Home Away Neutral Chestnut Hill 5-3 3-1 2-2 0-0Dominican 4-4 3-1 1-3 0-0Dowling 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0Georgian Court 3-7 1-3 2-4 0-0Indiana (Pa.) 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0Mercy 1-2 1-1 0-1 0-0Molloy 0-3 0-1 0-2 0-0New Haven 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0Philadelphia 3-6 2-2 1-3 0-1Post 6-0 3-0 3-0 0-0Queens (N.Y.) 2-1 1-0 1-1 0-0Seton Hill 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0St. Thomas Aquinas 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0West Chester 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0Wilmington (Del.) 7-3 3-1 2-2 2-0Total: 31-37 17-12 12-24 2-1


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All-Time Leading Scorer#5 Gina Mansi

2009-2012


Record Book - Single Game

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Points1. Gina Mansi 3/20/10 9t-2. Jennifer James 4/19/11 8t-2. Jennifer James 4/16/11 8t-4. Jennifer James 3/26/11 7t-4. Jennifer James 4/07/11 7t-4. Stephanie McNesby 4/22/12 7t-4. Stephanie McNesby 4/25/12 716 Tied With 6

Goals1. Jennifer James 4/16/11 8t-2. Jennifer James 4/19/11 7t-2. Jennifer James 4/07/11 79 Tied With 6

Assists1. Gina Mansi 3/20/10 52. Stephanie McNesby 4/25/12 4t-3. Stephanie McNesby 4/21/11 3t-3. Stephanie McNesby 4/09/11 3t-3. Stephanie McNesby 4/05/11 319 Tied With 2

Shots Attemptedt-1. Jennifer James 4/19/11 14t-1. Jennifer James 4/16/11 14t-1. Jennifer James 4/13/10 14t-1. Jennifer James 4/24/10 14t-5. Gina Mansi 3/24/09 13t-5. Lauren Greco 3/19/11 13t-5. Gina Mansi 3/24/12 137 Tied With 12

Ground Balls1. Jessica Maloney 4/15/10 112. Katherine Podlinski 3/20/10 8t-3. Jamie-Lynn Wallace 4/15/09 6t-3. Samantha Cornely 3/20/10 6t-3. Stephanie McNesby 3/26/11 6t-3. Jessica Maloney 4/06/10 6t-3. Sarah Kelly 4/5/12 619 Tied With 5

Draw Control1. Stephanie McNesby 4/5/12 152. Stephanie McNesby 4/22/12 13t-3. Stephanie McNesby 3/31/12 10t-3. Stephanie McNesby 4/3/12 10t-3. Stephanie McNesby 4/14/12 10t-6. Katherine Podlinski 4/18/09 8t-6. Stephanie McNesby 3/8/12 8t-6. Stephanie McNesby 4/3/12 8t-6. Stephanie McNesby 4/17/12 8

Turnovers1. Jennifer James 4/5/12 9t-2. Lauren Greco 3/30/09 7t-2. Stephanie McNesby 4/25/12 7t-4. Samantha Cornely 4/2/09 6t-4. Jennifer James 4/18/09 6t-4. Stephanie McNesby 3/8/10 6t-4. Stephanie McNesby 4/1/10 6t-4. Katherine Podlinski 4/17/10 6t-4. Stephanie McNesby 4/5/11 6t-4. Stephanie McNesby 4/9/11 6

Caused Turnovers1. Marissa Lawson 4/21/11 511 Tied With 3

Free- Position Goalst-1. Gina Mansi 4/3/10 3t-1. Gina Mansi 4/24/10 3t-1. Jennifer James 3/26/11 3t-1. Samantha Cornely 3/31/12 3t-1. Gina Mansi 4/5/12 3t-1. Stephanie McNesby 4/5/12 3t-1. Samantha Cornely 4/14/12 319 Tied With Two

Saves1. Melissa Jenkins 3/01/09 252. Melissa Jenkins 4/16/09 213. Melissa Jenkins 4/07/09 204. Melissa Jenkins 3/17/11 19t-5. Melissa Jenkins 4/07/11 18t-5. Melissa Jenkins 3/24/09 18t-5. Melissa Jenkins 4/5/12 188. Melissa Jenkins 4/22/09 179. Melissa Jenkins 4/02/09 16t-10. Melissa Jenkins 4/24/10 15t-10. Melissa Jenkins 4/09/09 15


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Points1. Jennifer James 2011 792. Stephanie McNesby 2012 673. Jennifer James 2010 584. Gina Mansi 2010 545. Gina Mansi 2012 506. Brianna Lancetta 2012 497. Stephanie McNesby 2011 458. Gina Mansi 2011 449. Stephanie McNesby 2010 3910. Samantha Cornely 2012 37

Goals1. Jennifer James 2011 692. Jennifer James 2010 523. Stephanie McNesby 2012 504. Gina Mansi 2012 475. Gina Mansi 2010 466. Brianna Lancetta 2012 457. Gina Mansi 2011 39t-8. Gina Mansi 2009 34t-8. Lauren Greco 2011 34t-10. Jennifer James 2009 31t-10. Stephanie McNesby 2010 31

Assists1. Stephanie McNesby 2012 172. Stephanie McNesby 2011 163. Jennifer James 2010 10t-4. Gina Mansi 2010 8t-4. Stephanie McNesby 2010 8t-4. Samantha Cornely 2011 87. Samantha Cornely 2012 7t-8. Jennifer James 2010 6t-8. Katherine Podlinski 2010 6t-10. Samantha Cornely 2009 5t-10. Marissa Lawson 2010 5t-10. Gina Mansi 2011 5

Shots Attempted1. Jennifer James 2011 1372. Jennifer James 2010 1173. Stephanie McNesby 2012 1134. Gina Mansi 2012 1105. Brianna Lancetta 2012 926. Samantha Cornely 2012 91t-7. Stephanie McNesby 2010 88t-7. Gina Mansi 2011 889. Gina Mansi 2010 8710. Jennifer James 2009 74

Shots on Goal1. Gina Mansi 2012 912. Stephanie McNesby 2012 86t-3. Jennifer James 2011 84t-3. Brianna Lancetta 2012 845. Jennifer James 2010 796. Gina Mansi 2010 677. Stephanie McNesby 2010 618. Gina Mansi 2011 589. Samantha Cornely 2012 5610. Lauren Greco 2011 44

Ground Balls1. Jessica Maloney 2010 502. Stephanie McNesby 2012 493. Jamie-Lynn Wallace 2009 36t-4. Kelly McGrogan 2009 34t-4. Marissa Lawson 2011 346. Jessica Maloney 2011 33t-7. Katherine Podlinski 2010 32t-7. Stephanie McNesby 2011 329. Maria Mattioli 2012 3010. Jessica Maloney 2012 29

Draw Control1. Stephanie McNesby 2012 1292. Jessica Maloney 2011 583. Katherine Podlinski 2009 394. Marissa Lawson 2012 37t-5. Samantha Cornely 2010 36t-5. Katherine Podlinski 2010 36t-5. Marissa Lawson 2011 368. Jamie-Lynn Wallace 2010 349. Stephanie McNesby 2010 33t-10. Stephanie McNesby 2011 29t-10. Katherine Podlinski 2011 29t-10. Brianna Lancetta 2012 29

Caused Turnovers1. Stephanie McNesby 2011 162. Marissa Lawson 2011 14t-3. Jessica Maloney 2010 13t-3. Stephanie McNesby 2012 135. Katherine Podlinski 2011 126. Jennifer James 2011 11Six Tied With 10

Turnovers1. Stephanie McNesby 2012 502. Samantha Cornely 2011 403. Gina Mansi 2009 384. Stephanie McNesby 2010 365. Gina Mansi 2010 35t-6. Lauren Greco 2009 34t-6. Samantha Cornely 2010 34t-6. Jennifer James 2010 34t-6. Jennifer James 2011 3410. Gina Mansi 2012 33

Game-Winning Goalst-1. Jennifer James 2011 4t-1. Brianna Lancetta 2012 43. Stephanie McNesby 2012 3t-4. Jennifer James 2010 2t-4. Gina Mansi 2010 2t-4. Stephanie McNesby 2010 2t-4. Lauren Greco 2012 2t-4. Katherine Podlinski 2012 2

Free- Position Goalst-1. Jennifer James 2011 13t-1. Samantha Cornely 2012 133. Stephanie McNesby 2012 124. Gina Mansi 2010 105. Gina Mansi 2012 9t-6. Jennifer James 2010 8t-6. Gina Mansi 2011 8t-8. Gina Mansi 2009 7t-8. Stephanie McNesby 2010 7t-8. Brianna Lancetta 2012 7

Saves1. Melissa Jenkins 2012 1932. Melissa Jenkins 2009 1923. Melissa Jenkins 2011 1864. Melissa Jenkins 2010 1465. Samantha Smith 2009 10

Save percent (min. 100 minutes)1. Melissa Jenkins 2012 .4802. Melissa Jenkins 2010 .4353. Melissa Jenkins 2011 .4324. Melissa Jenkins 2009 .396

Goals against avg. (min. 100 Min.)1. Melissa Jenkins 2012 11.532. Melissa Jenkins 2010 11.643. Melissa Jenkins 2011 14.334. Melissa Jenkins 2009 19.79

Most Wins1. Melissa Jenkins 2012 132. Melissa Jenkins 2010 102. Melissa Jenkins 2011 7


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Points1. Gina Mansi 2009-12 1842. Jennifer James 2009-11 1723. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 1514. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 945. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 936. Lauren Greco 2009-12 727. Brianna Lancetta 2012 498. Marissa Lawson 2011-12 299. Sarah Kelly 2012 2210. Maria Mattioli 2010-12 20

Goals1. Gina Mansi 2009-12 1662. Jennifer James 2009-11 1523. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 1104. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 835. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 706. Lauren Greco 2009-12 687. Brianna Lancetta 2012 458. Marissa Lawson 2011-12 219. Sarah Kelly 2012 1810. Maria Mattioli 2010-12 17

Assists1. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 412. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 243. Jennifer James 2009-11 204. Gina Mansi 2009-12 185. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 106. Marissa Lawson 2011-12 87. Jamie-Lynn Wallace 2009-10 5t-8. Lauren Greco 2009-12 4t-8. Brianna Lancetta 2012 4t-8. Sarah Kelly 2012 4

Shots Attempted1. Gina Mansi 2009-12 3532. Jennifer James 2009-11 3283. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 2594. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 2215. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 1936. Lauren Greco 2009-12 1447. Brianna Lancetta 2012 928. Marissa Lawson 2011-12 629. Sarah Kelly 2012 4710. Maria Mattioli 2010-12 37

Shots on Goal1. Gina Mansi 2009-12 2432. Jennifer James 2009-11 2023. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 1874. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 1335. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 1236. Lauren Greco 2009-12 1007. Brianna Lancetta 2012 848. Sarah Kelly 2012 409. Marissa Lawson 2011-12 3910. Maria Mattioli 2010-12 29

Ground Balls1. Jessica Maloney 2009-12 1122. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 1073. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 834. Melissa Jenkins 2009-12 825. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 786. Maria Mattioli 2010-12 72t-7. Gina Mansi 2009-12 63t-7. Jamie-Lynn Wallace 2009-10 639. Lauren Greco 2009-12 6010. Marissa Lawson 2011-12 53

Draw Controls1. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 1912. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 1213. Jessica Maloney 2010-12 1034. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 945. Marissa Lawson 2011-12 736. Jennifer James 2009-11 647. Gina Mansi 2009-12 638. Lauren Greco 2009-12 529. Jamie-Lynn Wallace 2009-10 4910. Brianna Lancetta 2012 29

Caused Turnovers1. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 392. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 37t-3. Jessica Maloney 2010-12 26t-3. Maria Mattioli 2010-12 26t-5. Jennifer James 2009-11 24t-5. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 247. Lauren Greco 2009-12 238. Gina Mansi 2009-12 229. Marissa Lawson 2011-12 1910. Jamie-Lynn Wallae 2009-10 18

Turnovers1. Gina Mansi 2009-12 1372. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 1333. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 1174. Jennifer James 2009-11 975. Lauren Greco 2009-12 746. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 637. Jessica Maloney 2010-12 598. Melissa Jenkins 2009-12 579. Marissa Lawson 2011-12 4310. Maria Mattioli 2010-12 38

Game-Winning Goals1. Jennifer James 2009-11 62. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 53. Brianna Lancetta 2012 4t-4. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 3t-4. Lauren Greco 2009-12 3t-4. Gina Mansi 2009-12 3t-4. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 3

Free-position goals1. Gina Mansi 2009-12 342. Jennifer James 2009-11 263. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 24t-4. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 19t-4. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 196. Brianna Lancetta 2012 77. Marissa Lawson 2011-12 68. Sarah Kelly 2012 59. Lauren Greco 2009-12 410. Maria Mattioli 2010-12 3

Saves1. Melissa Jenkins 2009-12 7172. Samantha Smith 2009 10t-3. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 2t-3. Kelly McLaughlin 2009-10 2

Save Percentage (min. 250 min.)1. Melissa Jenkins 2009-12 .433 Goals against avg. (min. 250 min.)1. Melissa Jenkins 2009-12 14.12

Most Wins1. Melissa Jenkins 2009-12 30

Games Playedt-1. Samantha Cornely 2009-12 67t-1. Lauren Greco 2009-12 67t-1. Melissa Jenkins 2009-12 67t-1. Katherine Podlinski 2009-12 675. Gina Mansi 2009-12 66t-6. Maria Mattioli 2010-12 52t-6. Stephanie McNesby 2010-12 528. Jessica Maloney 2010-12 519. Jennifer James 2009-11 5010. Brooke Vermes 2009-11 49

BOLD - CURRENT PLAYERS


Record Book - Team

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TEAM GAME RECORDS

Points1. at Post 3/20/10 332. POST 3/22/12 293. at Philadelphia 4/14/12 284. at Post 4/21/12 255. QUEENS (N.Y.) 3/15/11 22

Goals1. POST 3/22/12 23t-2. at Post 3/20/10 22t-2. at Post 4/21/11 22t-2. at Philadelphia 4/14/12 22t-5. POST 4/15/10 18t-5. QUEENS (N.Y.) 3/15/11 18t-5. at Post 4/22/12 18

Assists1. at Post 3/20/10 11t-2. at Dominican 3/24/11 6t-2. GEORGIAN COURT 4/9/11 6t-2. POST 3/22/12 6t-2. at Philadelphia 4/14/12 6

Most Shots1. at St. Thomas Aquinas 4/22/09 54t-2. at Dominican 4/5/12 44t-2. at Post 4/22/12 44t-4. at Wilmington 3/20/12 42t-4. at Post 4/21/12 42

Ground Balls1. at Post 3/20/10 392. CHESTNUT HILL 4/19/11 273. DOMINICAN 4/2/09 254. POST 4/15/10 24t-5. WILMINGTON 3/24/09 23t-5. at Post 4/21/11 23

Draw Controlst-1. at Dominican 4/5/12 25t-1. at Philadelphia 4/14/12 253. at Queens (N.Y.) 4/3/10 244. PHILADELPHIA 3/26/11 22t-5. at Chestnut Hill 4/13/10 21t-5. at Post 3/22/12 21

Turnovers1. at Dominican 4/17/10 29t-2. at West Chester 3/17/11 28t-2. at Georgian Court 4/5/11 284. DOMINICAN 4/2/09 27t-5. at Chestnut Hill 4/9/09 24t-5. at Molloy 3/8/10 24

Caused Turnovers1. at Post 4/21/11 152. at Chestnut Hill 3/22/11 123. at Wilmington 3/30/11 11t-4. at Philadelphia 3/27/10 10t-4. at Dominican 4/17/10 10

Free-Position Goals1. at Dominican 4/5/12 112. at Philadelphia 4/14/12 93. at Post 4/22/12 7t-4. PHILADELPHIA 4/24/10 6t-4. PHILADELPHIA 3/26/11 6t-4. MERCY 3/8/12 6

Year-By-Year Records

Year W L Pct.2009 0 16 .0002010 10 7 .5882011 7 10 .4122012 14 4 .778Total 31 37 .455

All-Time Coaching Records

Name Yrs. W-L Pct.Meagan DiCave 2009 0-16 .000Sarah Lautenbach 2010-11 17-17 .500Elizabeth Weber 2012-Pres. 14-4 .778

ALL-CACC Selections

2009Jamie-Lynn Wallace (1st Team)

2010Stephanie McNesby (2nd Team)

Melissa Jenkins (HM)

2011Jennifer James (1st Team)Melissa Jenkins (1st Team)

Marissa Lawson (2nd Team)Jessica Maloney (2nd Team)

2012Stephanie McNesby (1st Team)

Melissa Jenkins (2nd Team)Marissa Lawson (2nd Team)

Gina Mansi (2nd Team)Brianna Lancetta (HM)

CACC Player of the YearStephanie McNesby

CACC Rookie of the YearStephanie McNesby (2010)

CACC Coach of the YearMeagan DiCave (2009)

CACC Team SportsmanshipHoly Family (2009)

CACC All-Academic Selections

Jennifer James (2009 & 2010)Maria Mattioli (2011 & 2012)

Kelly McGrogan (2009)Brooke Vermes (2010 & 2011)

Jamie-Lynn Wallace (2010)


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NATIONALRECOGNITIONOur student-athletes have received the NCAA’s highest individual honors including winning the Walter Byers Scholarship Award (the NCAA’s top student-athlete) and the NCAA Woman of the Year Award.

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2013 ScheduleMARCH2 at Seton Hill 2:00 p.m.5 at Shippensburg 4:00 p.m.7 QUEENS (N.Y.) 3:00 p.m.9 MOLLOY 12:00 p.m.12 at East Stroudsburg 4:00 p.m.16 at LIU Post 4:00 p.m.20 at Wilmington * 4:00 p.m.23 NYACK * 12:00 p.m.26 PHILADELPHIA * 4:30 p.m.28 at Kutztown 4:00 p.m.

APRIL3 at Chestnut Hill * 4:00 p.m.6 GEORGIAN COURT * 12:00 p.m.9 at Philadelphia * 4:00 p.m.11 WILMINGTON * 4:30 p.m.14 at Post * 1:00 p.m.17 CHESTNUT HILL * 4:00 p.m.20 at Dominican * 12:00 p.m.27 CACC Semifinals TBA28 CACC Finals TBA * CACC ContestCAPS - Home Contest

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