2013 Women's Lacrosse Media Guide

BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE

UNIVERSITY FACTS Locaion ........................................................... Newark, Delaware 19716Founded ........................................................................................... 1743Enrollment. ...........................................................16,000 UndergraduatesNickname (Mascot) ..........................................Fightin’ Blue Hens (YoUDee)Colors ...........................................................................Royal Blue & GoldStadium ....................................................................... Delaware StadiumCapacity............................................................22,000 (ActionTurf, Lights)Press Box Phone .................................................................302-831-6199NCAA Affiliation ...............................................................NCAA Division IConference ................................. Colonial Athletic Association (11th season) ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF President .................................................................... Dr. Patrick T. HarkerNCAA Faculty Representative ............................... Dr. Lynn Snyder-MacklerDirector of Athletics & Recreation Services .................................. Eric ZiadyDeputy Director of Athletics & Recreation Services .............. Samantha HugeAssistant AD/Internal Affairs (SWA) ............................................Sue GroffAssociate AD/Business Affairs...............................................Scott Eatough Associate AD/External Affairs .............................Stacey Bunting-Thompson Associate AD/Recreation Services ......................................... Jake Olkkola Associate AD/Compliance ................................................................... TBA Associate AD/ Financial Strategies + Athlete Performance ....Augie MaurelliCompliance Coordinator .......................................................Lauren Harris Assistant AD/Operations ........................................................Alicia Greco Assistant AD/Marketing & Promotions.................................. Kristy Fletcher Director, Athletics Development (Interim) ................................... Mark Urick Assistant AD/Sports Medicine Physician ..................... Dr. Andrew Reisman Sports Medicine Physician ...................................... Dr. Geoffrey Gustavsen Sports Medicine Nurses .......................................Lisa Sinclair, Mary Zagar Head Athletic Trainer. ................................................................John Smith Associate Head Athletic Trainers .......................... Joan Couch, Dan Watson Asst. Athletic Trainers ........ Courtney Butterworth, Jon Boone, Kelly Stafford SPORTS INFORMATION Assistant AD/Media Relations ............................................ Scott Selheimer Asst. Sports Information Director ................................................ Kevin Tritt Asst. Sports Information Director (Women’s Lax Contact) ......Maggie HayonHayon’s Office Phone ..........................................................302-831-6389Hayon’s E-mail .............................................................mhayon@udel.eduMedia Relations/Multimedia Assistant ..................................Adam Nichols UD Athletics Web Site ..................................................www.bluehens.com WOMEN’S LACROSSE INFORMATION Head Coach .................................................Kateri Linville | Delaware ‘03 Coaching Record at Delaware ...................................13-21 | Third Season Overall Coaching Record ..........................................13-21 | Third Season Office Phone.......................................................................302-831-4057 Email Address ................................................................ [email protected] Mailing Address ...................................................... Delaware Field House ...............................................University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716 Assistant Coaches .......... Kristin Hopson | Notre Dame ‘07 | Fourth Season ....................................Kristen Carr | North Carolina ‘10 | Second Season2012 Record ....................................... 5-12 overall (3-4 CAA / T-5th place) Letterwinners Returning / Lost ........................................................... 15/2 Starters Returning / Lost ..................................................................... 7/5

DELAWARE WOMEN’S LACROSSE HISTORY All-Time Record ....................................................326-261-1 (35 Seasons) Conference Titles .................................................................................... 7 ............................................ 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1997, 1998, 1999 NCAA Tournament Appearances ............................................................. 3 ...............1983 - NCAA Champions, 1984 - Third Place, 2000 - First Round

CREDITSThe 2013 University of Delaware Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide was de-signed, written and edited by Maggie Hayon and Kevin Tritt of the Delaware Sports Information Office. Assistance provided by Kateri Linville, Adam Nich-ols and Scott Selheimer. Photos by Mark Campbell and UD Photo Services.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2013 Quick Facts ..............................................................................1 2013 Season Preview ..................................................................2; 28 2013 Delaware Roster .......................................................................3Blue Hen Coaching Staff .................................................................4-6 Player Profiles ..............................................................................7-272013 Opponents ........................................................................29-302012 Season Statistics .....................................................................32 Colonial Athletic Association ............................................................332012 CAA Review ......................................................................34-36All-Time Results ...............................................................................38Series Records .................................................................................38 All-Time Blue Hen Honors................................................................39Blue Hen Record Book.................................................................40-44 Year-by-Year Results ...................................................................45-48 University of Delaware ...............................................................49-53 UD Athletic Facilities ...................................................................54-55

WHY BLUE HENS? University of Delaware's athletic teams have one of the most unique nick-names in all of college athletics – "The Fightin' Blue Hens." It is a name they carry with pride that stretches back over 200 years of history of the state of Delaware. The Blue Hen nickname has been continuously used by all Univer-sity of Delaware intercollegiate teams since 1911. On December 9, 1775, the Continental Congress resolved that a military battalion was to be raised from the lower three counties along the Delaware River. Thus was born the Delaware Regiment, a group of eight companies representing New Castle, Kent and Sussex counties. The second company was composed of men from Kent County and was under the command of Captain John Caldwell, an avid fan and owner of gamecocks. The militia often amused itself by staging cock fights with these birds which were of a breed known as the Kent County Blue Hen, having some blue plumage. The renown of these chickens spread rap-idly during that time when cock fighting was a popular formof amusement, and the "Blue Hens' Chickens" quickly developed a reputation for ferocity and fighting success. Captain Caldwell's company likewise acquired a con-siderable reputation for its own fighting prowess in engagements with the British at Long Island, White Plains, Trenton, and Princeton, and was soon known as "the Blue Hen Chicken" company. One version of the story states that Caldwell's company rushed into battle screaming "We're sons of the Blue Hen and we're game to the end!" Captain Caldwell's company was part of Col. John Haslet's first Delaware regiment that formed near the outset of the Revolution in January, 1776, and in August, 1781, remnants of the regiment were still battling at Eutaw Springs, SC. Although often referred to as "The Fighting Delawares," Haslet's regiment also won the sobriquet, "The Blue Hen Chickens," which has become the nickname for all Delawareans. The name was formally adopted by the Delaware General Assembly in April, 1939 when the "Blue Hen Chicken" was named the official state bird. UD’s College of Agricultural Sciences maintains a breeding group of the Blue Hen Chicken on its campus farm.

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE 2013 SEASON PREVIEW

Coming off of a 2012 season that saw the University of Delaware women’s lacrosse team narrowly miss the Colonial Athletic As-sociation Tournament, third-year head coach Kateri Linville looks to build momentum for her program.

“I am passionate about Delaware and I am thrilled to be a part of the momentum that is moving our athletics department from good to great,” stated Linville, a 2003 Delaware graduate who took over the program in the summer of 2010. “We are attracting and committing talented student-athletes. We have shown a positive trend in player devel-opment, academic success and service. It’s fun to be a part of a program that is on the rise to national prominence.”

Linville enters the 2013 with a talented squad that includes two All-Region play-ers, three CAA-All Conference and five All-Rookie Team members and an outstanding freshman class.

Additionally, Linville has put together a first-class coaching staff in assistants Kristin Hop-son and Kristen Carr, who is also currently a U.S. National Team player. Linville and her staff have collectively won three con-ference championships and competed in a combined six Final Fours. The staff also has plenty of international experience as Linville helped lead the Canadian U19 squad to a World Championship bronze medal last sum-mer and Carr looks to help USA repeat for a World Championship this coming sum-mer in Ontario, Canada.

Linville and Hop-son are familiar with turning around a program as both were instrumental (Linville as an assistant coach and Hopson as a player) in helping take a 3-12 Notre Dame pro-gram and turning it into a 15-4 squad that made the school’s

first ever Final Four appearance in 2006.

“Unless you experience a championship season as a coach and player, I think you are always left questioning what you need to do to nar-row the competitive gap be-tween being a good team and being the absolute best team,” Linville noted.

Carr is familiar with nar-rowing this gap as she played an instrumental role in taking the Uni-versity of North Caro-lina to back-to-back championship games in 2010 and 2011, once as a player and once as a coach.

Together, this dynamic trio is working dili-gently to lead and inspire the Blue Hens to achieve their absolute best on and off the field.

Delaware appears to be headed in a posi-tive direction and will be paced by 2012 CAA Rookie of the Year and 2013 Preseason CAA Breakout Player in sophomore Caitlin McCartney (at left).

“Caitlin is an outstanding athlete and game-changing player,” commented Lin-ville. “She is really humble and selfless on the field but is always willing to take it to the cage when needed or get a draw, groundball or defensive stop.”

McCartney, the 2012 CAA Rookie of the Year and First Team All-CAA honoree, returns for her sophomore cam-paign after lead-ing the Hens with

35 goals and 37 groundballs while making an immediate impact on the Delaware squad. The midfielder finished

in the top 10 in four statistical categories in the CAA during her freshman season.

Her 2.47 groundballs per game were also good

for 30th in the NCAA. Additionally,

M c C a r t n e y, a native of Doy l e s t own , Pa., netted six

total hat tricks last season.

The Blue Hen mid-field unit figures to be one of the strengths for Dela-

ware on the field as McCartney is joined by 2012 CAA All-

Conference honoree and 2013 CAA Preseason Team selec-tion Shannon Burns at top) and 2011 CAA All-Rookie Team awardee Bridget Burns.

“Shannon has a strong physical presence on the field,” Linville remarked. “She has quick hands, which makes her an effective drawer and finisher.”

Shannon Burns marked her spot in the his-tory books last season after recording a school-record nine draw controls against Drexel on April 13. Additionally, Burns fin-ished second in school history with 47 draw controls during the 2012 slate. The Spring-field, Pa. native also placed seventh all-time with 24 caused turnovers last year.

Bridget Burns started all 17 games a year ago, ranking second on the squad with 24 draw controls while adding six goals and an assist.

“Bridget is known for her ability to collect draws, shut down our opponent’s top attack-ers and finish,” said Linville.

Sophomore Rachel Dooley, who appeared as a midfield-defender last season, will con-tinue to be a consistent presence in the mid-field.

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSEMEET THE BLUE HENS

No. Name Yr. Pos. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 1 Lauren VanDaniker Fr. A Perry Hall, Md./Perry Hall 2 Shannon Burns** Jr. M/A Springfield, Pa./Springfield Delco 3 Shannon Hawley Fr. M Camillus, N.Y./West Genesee 4 Chelsea Fay** Jr. A West Chester, Pa./Villa Maria 5 Angela Biciocchi***C Sr. D Potomac, Md./Winston Churchill 6 Mollie Smith* So. D Ijamsville, Md./Urbana 7 McKenzie Rafferty Fr. A Chester Springs, Pa./Downingtown East 8 Caitlin McCartney* So. M Doylestown, Pa./Archbishop Wood 9 Alex Alois** Jr. D Andover, Mass./Andover 10 Bridget Burns** Jr. M Newtown Square, Pa./Notre Dame 11 Devyn Heidelbaugh Fr. D Boyertown, Pa./Boyertown 13 Alex Zaugra* So. GK Medford Lakes, N.J./Shawnee 14 Abigail Wheble Fr. D Avondale, Pa./Avon Grove 15 Leigh Kaminiski* So. A Middletown, Del./Wilmington Charter 16 Rachel Dooley** Jr. M/D Garden City, N.Y./Garden City 17 Alison Karwoski Fr. M Malvern, Pa./Great Valley 18 Tori Zorovich** Jr. GK Massapequa, N.Y./Massapequa 19 Allison Hahn* So. A Vienna, Va./James Madison 20 Lizzie Duffey Fr. D/M Mt. Laurel, N.J./Lenape 21 Kelsey Dlugos* Jr. A Commack, N.Y./Commack (Florida) 22 Abbie Hartman** Jr. A Hatfield, Pa./North Penn 23 Elyse Andrews Fr. M Wilmington, Del./Archmere 24 Kara Dattellas Fr. A/M Camillus, N.Y./West Genesee 25 Emily Pollard Fr. M Merrimack, N.H./Merrimack 26 Kierstan Smith* So. D Medford Lakes, N.J./Shawnee 28 Erin Wein Fr. D/M Middletown, Md./Middletown * Letters Earned C = Captain Head Coach: Kateri Linville | Delaware ’03 | Third Season | 13-21 Overall RecordAssistant Coaches: Kristin Hopson | Notre Dame ’07 | Fourth Season Kristen Carr | North Carolina ’10 | Second Season

BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE HEAD COACH KATERI LINVILLE

KATERI LINVILLEHEAD COACH

Kateri Linville returns for her third season as head coach of the University of Delaware women’s lacrosse team. Linville has guided the team to a 13-21 overall record in her two seasons with the Blue Hens.

Linville’s coaching philosophy includes the belief that to be the best, you have to play and beat the best. Follow-ing this philosophy, Delaware is getting better on the field by competing against some of the best competition in the country including powerhouses Maryland, Duke, Georgetown, Penn State, Loyola and the University of North Carolina.

Additionally, Linville’s philosophy embraces developing players on and off the field as it is critical to building a championship program and attracting and committing talent is key to building a winning tradition.

To date, Linville and her staff have demonstrated a posi-tive trend in player development and academic success as well as recruiting talent to play for the Blue Hens.

In her first two seasons, Delaware has garnered two All-Region players (Angela Biciocchi and Caitlin McCart-ney), nine All-Conference players (Biciocchi, McCartney, Kalyn McDonough, Shannon Burns, Julianna Jeffers, Morgan Leonard, Allison Hahn, Bridget Burns, Alex Al-ois), one CAA Rookie of the Year (McCartney), who was also named the 2013 CAA Break Out Player of the Year, and one CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year (McDonough).

Linville continues to add to the program’s momentum as she has signed 18 highly talented recruits to join the squad during her tenure.

Off the field, Linville helped guide the team to its best cumulative grade point average in seven years during the 2012 season. When the Hens were not on the field or hitting the books, they were out in the community.

Under Linville, Delaware women’s lacrosse became the first athletic team to adopt a B+ Hero in Abby Sup-plee. Abby is an 11-year-old who is in remission af-ter battling leukemia. The Hens have made Abby an honorary team member, which includes having her own locker. Together, the Blue Hens and Abby participated in UDANCE, the largest student-run philanthropic proj-ect at Delaware, which helps raise money and aware-ness for childhood cancer. Delaware women’s lacrosse raised nearly $2,200 for the cause, the most out of any UD athletic team. The Blue Hens continued to make an impact in the community by also raising $8,000 for the Alzheimer’s Association and $3,500 for Special Olym-pics by participating in Pigskin Pass.

Linville, a native of Moorestown, N.J., graduated with honors from Delaware in 2003 with a degree in health

and exercise science. Additionally, she earned her mas-ter’s of education degree in sport and exercise psychol-ogy from the University of Virginia in 2007.

While at Delaware, Linville was noted as a tireless worker and intelligent player who was a three-year let-ter winner at midfield for head coach Denise Wescott. She was a freshman in 2000 when the Hens advanced to the NCAA Tournament and was a member of squads that finished as the America East Conference runners-up in both 2000 and 2001. Linville served as the team’s co-captain in 2003, and was honored on the Intercollegiate Women’s La-crosse Coaches Association national Academic Honor Roll.

Linville returned to Delaware in 2010 with seven years of coaching experience at the high school, international and NCAA Division I levels. She most re-cently completed a five-year tenure as an assistant coach at Notre Dame under head coach Tracy Coyne.

While at Notre Dame, Lin-ville helped lead the Irish to four straight Big East Conference Tournaments and three straight - four total - NCAA Tourna-ment appearances while working closely with the defensive unit. Notre Dame advanced to the NCAA semifi-nals during the 2006 season, earning a No. 7 na-tional ranking, and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals during the 2009 campaign when the Irish claimed their first ever Big East conference title and were ranked as high as No. 6 nationally by the IWLCA.

Known for her ability to build teams and develop in-dividual talent, Linville is credited with developing the Irish’s first two defensive players to be named first team IWLCA All-American in back-to-back years, Shannon Burke in 2009, and Jackie Doherty in 2010. In her five seasons at Notre Dame, eight players received post-season honors.

As the recruiting coordinator at Notre Dame, Linville helped to sign some of the top talent in the nation in the 2009 and 2010 classes. The 2009 class had a pair named to Inside Lacrosse Top 25 Rising Freshmen in Jenny Granger and Betsy Mastropieri while the 2010

Top 10 Young Guns Rising Seniors included this year’s Break Out Player in the Big East, Margaret Smith.

In addition to her role at Notre Dame, Linville served as an assistant coach for the Canadian Lacrosse Associa-tion Under 19 National Team from 2009 to 2011 when the squad won a bronze medal at the Federation of In-ternational Lacrosse in Hanover, Germany.

Linville gained her first coaching experience in the summer of 2002 when she served as a camp director and clinician for the German Club Lacrosse team and

then served as a volunteer coach at her high school alma mater, Moore-

stown (N.J.) High School in 2003. The team earned a state title and No. 2 spot in the national high school rank-ings.

Linville joined the col-legiate coaching ranks at the University of Vir-ginia in 2003-04 where she served for two sea-sons as a volunteer as-sistant for the Cavaliers under head coach Julie Myers while earning her master’s degree. During her two years on the staff at Virginia, the Cavaliers claimed an ACC and NCAA Championship in 2004 and returned to the national title game in 2005.

In 2011, Linville established Around the World Lacrosse, LLC,

which runs the Delaware Exposure Camp, a high school showcase camp held annually at the University to help grow the game of lacrosse in the state of Delaware.

She also served U.S. Lacrosse as a developer and editor of the Coaches Education Program, a co-author for “Go to Drills: Developing the Complete Lacrosse Player and Building a Winning Women’s Lacrosse Team,” and was a speaker at the U. S. Lacrosse National Conference in 2007, 2009 and 2011.

Linville is one of five University of Delaware alumni to currently serve as a Blue Hen head coach joining Laura Travis (men’s and women’s tennis), Scott Grzenda (women’s soccer), Mike Keogh (golf), and Jim Sherman (baseball).

Year Record Conference Record (Finish) Highlights2011 8-9 3-4 (t-4th) First Season at Delaware2012 5-12 3-4 (t-5th) Totals 13-21 (.382) 6-8 (.429)

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSEASSISTANT COACH KRISTIN HOPSON

KRISTIN HOPSONASSISTANT COACH

Kristin Hopson enters her fourth season at Delaware under the leadership of head coach Kateri Linville. Hopson, who played collegiately under Linville while she served as an assistant at Notre Dame, was also an assistant for the Blue Hens during the 2008 and 2009 seasons under KIim Ciarroca.

“It is an honor to be able to bring back one of Delaware’s best,” said Linville, a 2003 Delaware graduate who was selected as UD head coach after serving the previous five seasons as an assistant at Notre Dame. “Kristin values academic and athletic excel-lence and will demand it from our student-athletes. She is an outstanding role model and a proven leader. She played a key role in leading Notre Dame (as a player), Dela-ware and James Madison (as a coach) to season best marks. As a UD alumni, she shares in my vision for greatness and is committed to elevating the Fightin’ Blue Hen lacrosse program to national prominence.”

Hopson, a native of Rosemont, Pa., previ-ously served as an assistant coach at Dela-ware rival James Madison University under head coach Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe and helped lead the Dukes to a school-record 17 wins (17-3), the CAA tournament title, a No. 8 final national ranking, and a berth in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament. She worked most closely with the James Madi-son defensive unit that finished second na-tionally in scoring defense, allowing just 7.2 goals per game.

“It is an honor to return to the University where I began my coaching career,” said Hopson. “With such a strong academic and athletic reputation, along with the vision for the future, the University of Delaware is a desirable place to be. Kateri has been a tre-mendous role model and mentor for me and I look forward to working along side her. We share the same vision for this program and I am eager to begin my journey and help put Delaware in a position to win our first CAA

championship.”

Hopson continues to grow in her roles and responsibilities on the Delaware staff. In her third year, she will increase her on-field responsibilities to include running the de-fensive unit as well as training the Blue Hen goalies. Hopson will continue to head the team’s recruiting efforts as well as serving as the liaison with the compliance office. She will also assist with academic support, lead-ership development and player development as well as coordinate camps and clinics and assist with alumni relations.

Since her return to the program, Hopson has led the Blue Hen d-unit a n d has developed talent in-cluding All-Region selec-tion Angela Biciocchi and All-Conference midfield defenders Bridget Burns and Alex Alois.

Off of the field, she has assisted in developing strategies to promote and attain academ-ic excellence and scholarship for the Delaware student-athletes. During the 2012 fall semester, the Blue Hens had a breakthrough 3.1 team GPA.

In her previous two seasons as an assistant at Delaware in 2008-09, Hopson helped lead the Blue Hens to combined re-cord of 21-14 which included an 11-6 mark in 2008 and a 10-8 showing in 2009. The Blue Hens advanced to the Colonial Athletic Association Tournament both seasons, in-cluding a berth in the league championship game in 2009, which marked the team’s first appearance in a conference title game since 1999.

Under Hopson’s leadership, the UD defensive unit garnered national recognition, ranking third in the nation in scoring defense in 2009 (8.5 goals per game).

In her return to Delaware, Hopson once again guided a strong defensive unit. In 2011, the Hens finished the season 14th in the country in goals allowed per game, holding opponents to just 9.18 while forcing 7.53 opponent turnovers per game.

Hopson was a three-time monogram win-ner at Notre Dame, starting three seasons on defense for the Irish women’s lacrosse team from 2005-2007. During her career, she played in 55 games, making 45 starts, including 35 starts in 36 games during her junior and senior years.

A two-time Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse academic honor roll selection, Hopson grad-

uated from Notre Dame with a 3.639 grade-point average and

a degree in psychology and sociology. She was selected as the winner of the women’s lacrosse team’s 2007 Rockne Scholar-Athlete Award for her excellence in the classroom.

A three-time BIG EAST Academic All-Star, the defensive stalwart recorded 60 ground balls, caused 21 turnovers and had nine draw controls over her four seasons on the Irish back line. She was a member of two NCAA tournament teams, includ-

ing the 2006 Notre Dame squad that advanced to the NCAA Final Four.

Hopson was a three-sport standout at Rad-nor (Pa.) High School and earned 12 letters in field hockey, basketball, and lacrosse. She was a captain in all three sports and led the lacrosse team to state titles in 2000, 2001, and 2003. She earned All-Central League honors in all three sports, was named the Main Line Times Female Athlete of the Year in 2003, and was a two-time All-American in lacrosse.

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE ASSISTANT COACH KRISTEN CARR

KRISTEN CARRASSISTANT COACH

Kristen Carr, a four-year standout at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a volunteer assistant coach with the Tar Heels for one season, is in her second season as an assistant coach for the University of Delaware women’s lacrosse pro-gram since her hiring in August 2011.

A native of Baltimore, Md., Carr joins a staff that includes head coach Kateri Linville and top as-sistant Kristin Hopson. Upon arrival with the Blue Hens, Carr will work closely with the draw unit, midfielders, and goalies.

“I am honored to join Kateri and her staff,” said Carr. “I look forward to the opportunity to work with the student-athletes to help them reach their fullest potential in the community, classroom, and on the field.”

A 2010 graduate of North Carolina with a de-gree in exercise and sport science, Carr served as a volunteer assistant with the Tar Heels last season for head coach Jenny Levy. She helped lead UNC to a 15-6 record, a runner-up finish in the Atlantic Coast Conference, and a berth in the NCAA Final Four before falling to Northwestern 11-10 in the semifinals. During the championship run, Carr was responsible for the draw unit and assisted with training the goalies and developing individual player skills.

“Kristen values her student-athlete experience as a Tar Heel and is eager to make an impact as a leader in the Delaware program,” said Linville. “Kristen was part of UNC’s raise to the Final Four in three NCAA tournaments. She understands the effort and teamwork required to compete in May and to elevate a program to national promi-nence. Kristen brings championship experiences as a player and coach, international experience as a U.S. Women’s National Team player, and ex-pertise to our draw unit, midfield, and goalies. In time, she will enhance our draw unit’s productivity to the top in the conference and as a result im-prove our ability to dictate the tempo in our mid-field play.”

In her second year with the program, Kristen will

transition into a new role and will be responsible for coordinating the offensive and draw unit. She is also assisting with strength and conditioning, service initiatives, player development, equipment and sponsorship, travel and fundraising efforts.

Her current player development includes the 2012 CAA Rookie of the Year, Caitlin McCartney.

As a four-year standout as a defensive midfielder, Carr led the Tar Heels to a four-year record of 60-20 and four NCAA Tournament appearances, including a national runner-up finish in 2009, a berth in the semifinals in 2010, and trips to the quarterfinals in 2007 and 2008. She appeared in 81 games with 62 starts and recorded 21 goals and nine assists while setting a UNC career record with 174 draw controls. She also set UNC single game (eight) and single season (64) marks for draw controls.

She earned first team All-American and first team All-ACC honors as a senior in 2010 when she was one of the nation’s top draw control specialists and led the nation’s third-ranked defense that al-lowed just 7.25 goals per game. She broke her own UNC single season draw control record with 64 and also caused 18 turnovers to rank No. 3 all-time in UNC history. The team went 17-3 and advanced to the NCAA semifinals.

Carr participated in the prestigious Carolina Leadership Academy. A Distinguished Leader, she earned the highest leadership honor given to cap-tains and leaders by their coaches and teammates through the Team Leadership Evaluation, which measures a leader’s ability to be effective vocally and by example. Carr passed her knowledge of confidence building, character, commitment, and vocal leadership to a group of approximately 50 eighth-graders through the 2009 Student Leader-ship Summit, which was organized by the CLA.

A current member of the United States Women’s National Team, Carr has garnered the respect of some of the best coaches and players in the coun-try for both her talent and her leadership.

In late January 2013, Carr was named to the US National senior team 18-player roster, which will compete in the 2013 Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Cup in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada.

Carr was a three-sport standout in lacrosse, soc-cer, and basketball at Mercy High School in Balti-more and was an all-conference performer in both lacrosse and soccer. She was an All-Baltimore City pick in lacrosse and was the Baltimore City Player of the Year and a first team All-State selection as a senior.

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SHANNON BURNS#2 MIDFIELDER

control vs. Saint Joseph’s.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year member and three year varsity letterwinner at Springfield (Delco) High School where she played attack for Keith Broome

both her junior and senior seasons, including first

of the Philly1 team that won the US Lacrosse Na-

Delco honors senior year in field hockey and defen-

PERSONAL:-

to her home, has a lot to offer academically, and

Geiger as biggest influence because she helped her -

nance major at Delaware.

RETURNERS | #2 SHANNON BURNS

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots GB DC FPG-S 2011 8-0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0-02012 17-17 15 1 16 46 32 47 1-8 Totals 25-17 15 1 16 48 32 48 1-8

Goals: ..............3 vs. La Salle (3/2/12)Assists: .............. 1 at Towson (4/1/12)Points: ..............3 vs. La Salle (3/2/12)Shots: ...............8 vs. La Salle (3/2/12)SOG: ...............4 vs. La Salle (3/2/12)FPG: .................1 at Denver (2/28/12)FGS: ....................................... 3, twice .................... (last vs. Drexel, 4/13/12)GB: .................. 6 at Loyola (3/14/12)DC: ................. 9 at Hofstra (4/15/12)

AT DELAWARE: Two-time letterwinner who will con-tinue to add depth on the attack unit for Blue Hens

game (4/13/12 vs. Drexel) and second in school history with 47 draw controls (2.76 per game) dur-

(April 10, 2012).

2012:

finished second in school history, third in the CAA and 76th in the NCAA with 47 draw controls (2.76

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-corded 16 points (15 goals/one assist) with a 32.6

Honor Roll on April 10.

2011:recorded two shots, both of which were on goal,

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE RETURNERS | #4 CHELSEA FAY

CHELSEA FAY#4 ATTACK

2011: Saw action in 17 games and made five starts

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two goals against La Salle and Rutgers.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played attack for four seasons at Villa Maria Academy in Malvern, Pa. for head

-ica in senior year while also earning Athletic As-sociation of Catholic Academies first team honors in

helped lead team to league finals all four seasons

hockey team, leading team to league title in 2007.

PERSONAL: -

-gest influence because she taught her how to play

-es the Sepa Club team.


Goals: ............................. 4, four times ........ (last vs. George Mason, 4/22/12)Assists: ............. 2 at Temple (3/17/12)Points: .............. 6 at Temple (3/17/12)Shots: .............10 vs. Lehigh (2/25/12)SOG: ...............9 vs. Lehigh (2/25/12)FPG: ...............................2, three times ........ (last vs. George Mason, 4/22/12)FGS: ............ 4 vs. Villanova (2/22/12)GB: ...... 3 vs. George Mason, 4/22/12DC: ..................................4, two times......................(last at Loyola (3/14/12)

AT DELAWARE: Third-year member who will contin-ue to lead Delaware’s starting attack unit and add

and five career hat tricks (through sophomore year) -

Mackrides, who is a senior at William & Mary.

2012:Hens with 41 points, 101 shots and 79 shots on

-ished sixth in the CAA with 2.06 goals per game (119th NCAA) and 10th in the league with 2.41

career hat trick with three goals in Delaware’s 11-7

five hat tricks, including four-goal games against Lehigh (Feb. 25), at Temple (March 17), at Old Dominion (April 6) and George Mason (April 22)

career-high two assists and six points at Temple

-reer-high three groundballs at George Mason on April 22.

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSERETURNERS | #5 ANGELA BICIOCCHI

ANGELA BICIOCCHI#5 DEFENSE

HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year letterwinner at mid-field on the Winston Churchill High School lacrosse

-

-tal Sports Player of the Month recognition during

assists as a junior and recorded 72 goals during

soccer for two years.

PERSONAL:

father at her biggest influence after coaching her -

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots GB DC FPG-S 2010 14-11 2 1 3 6 16 4 1-32011 11-9 9 9 9 9 11 2 9-02012 17-17 3 1 4 16 30 24 1-4 Totals 41-37 14 11 16 31 57 30 11-7

AT DELAWARE: Started all 17 games for the Blue

Team All-CAA and Second Team IWLCA All-Mid-

caused turnovers (0.94 per game/146th NCAA)

game/136th NCAA) and 24 draw controls (1.41

-tion.

2011:

caused seven turnovers and won two draw controls

selection.

2010:

groundballs, including a career-high five at Towson

two games with injuries.

Goals: .............................. 1, five times ....................... (last vs. UMBC, 3/7/12)Assists: .............................1, two times .....................(last at Hofstra, 4/15/12)Points: ...........................1, seven times .....................(last at Hofstra, 4/15/12)Shots: ...............4 vs. La Salle (3/2/12)SOG: .............................2, three times ..................... (last vs. Le Salle (3/2/12)FPG: .................................1, two times ............. (last at Georgetown, 2/29/12)FGS: .................2 vs. La Salle (3/2/12)Groundballs: .......................... 4, twice ...................... (last at Towson, 4/1/12)Draw Controls: ................. 3, five times ........ (last vs. George Mason, 4/22/12)

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE RETURNERS | #6 MOLLIE SMITH

MOLLIE SMITH#6 DEFENSE

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots GB DC FPG-S 2012 15-14 0 0 0 0 9 5 0-0 Totals 15-14 0 0 0 0 9 5 0-0

Goals: .......................................... n/aAssists: ......................................... n/a Points: .......................................... n/aShots: ........................................... n/aSOG: ........................................... n/aFPG: ............................................. n/a FGS: ............................................. n/aGroundballs: .......................... 2, twice ..................... (last at Temple, 3/17/12)DC: ............. 2 vs. Villanova (2/22/12)CT: ................... 3 at Denver (2/28/12)

AT DELAWARE: Second-year player who will pro-

will face former teammates Brittain Altomave (Hof-stra) and Courtni Dadd (Villanova).

2012: Started 14 of 15 games played for the Blue

a career-high two draw controls against Villanova -

turnovers at Denver (2/28/12).

HIGH SCHOOL: Collected first team Monocracy Val-ley Athletic League, first team All Area Frederick

MVP for Urbana High School women’s lacrosse

PERSONAL:

started playing lacrosse in the fourth grade.

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSERETURNERS | #8 CAITLIN McCARTNEY

CAITLIN McCARTNEY#8 MIDFIELDER

goals in second game of career against Villanova

-

Villanova (2/22), which is tied for sixth in Delaware -

son (4/22) is good for third in Delaware Stadium

(4/22) tied for second in Delaware Stadium history.

HIGH SCHOOL: Member of the basketball and la-

earned second team All-Catholic honors in 2009,

received third team All-Catholic accolades in 2010

roll student.

PERSONAL: -

brother, Bryan, played lacrosse at Villanova, while

-ware because of the close proximity to home and

beach and spending time with family and friends.

AT DELAWARE: Second-year member of squad that -

Rookie of the Year, First Team All-CAA selection, Syn-apseSports.com National All-Rookie Team, IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic Region Second Team, Team MVP.

2012: Made an immediate impact as a freshman

-

-ished in the top 10 in the CAA of four statistical cat-

NCAA), third with 2.47 groundballs per game (30th NCAA), fifth at 2.60 draw controls per game (89th

Blue Hens with 11 free position goals on 23 free -

ond on the team with 39 points, 85 shots, 39 draw

(35-85) and .788 shot on goal percentage (67-85)

Goals: ............................4, three times ........ (last vs. George Mason, 4/22/12)Assists: ............................ 1, four times ..........(last at William & Mary, 4/8/12)Points: ........... 5 vs. Villanova, 2/22/12Shots: ....10 at William & Mary, 4/8/12SOG: ................ 8 at Denver, 2/28/12FPG: ................................ 2, four times ....... (last vs. James Madison, 4/20/12)FGS: ...............................3, three times ...................... (last at Towson, 4/1/12)GB: ...........6 at Georgetown, 2/29/12DCL ...... 5 vs. George Mason, 4/22/12


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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE RETURNERS | #9 ALEX ALOIS

ALEX ALOIS#9 DEFENSE

also played basketball for four seasons and swam

2010 Division I State championship team, 2009 MVC championship team and 2008 Eastern Massa-

honor roll status.

PERSONAL:

older sister, Melissa, three younger sisters, Jaclyn, Rebecca and Veronica, and one younger brother,

because they always competed and pushed each

location, and because it will become a champion-

at “Hooptown” basketball camp and “Get to The Goal” lacrosse camp, both in Andover, Mass., dur-

-

studied and played lacrosse abroad in Germany and Amsterdam and served as a camp counselor during the summer of 2012.


Goals: .......................................... n/aAssists: ......................................... n/a Points: .......................................... n/aShots: ........................................... n/aSOG: ........................................... n/aFPG: ............................................. n/a FGS: ............................................. n/aGB: ............5 vs. Penn State (3/10/12)DC: .................................. 1, five times ........ (last vs. James Madison 4/20/12)CT: ............3 vs. Penn State (3/10/12)

AT DELAWARE:

Roll selection.

2012:season with 19 groundballs, nine caused turnovers

five against Penn State on March 10, good to tie

career-high three turnovers, also against Penn State on March 10.

2011: Named to Colonial Athletic Association

making 16 starts during her freshman campaign

Hens with 10 caused turnovers, including a career-

Colonial Athletic Association Academic Honor Roll selection.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played all four seasons at Ando-ver (Mass.) High School where she played for John

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSERETURNERS | #10 BRIDGET BURNS

BRIDGET BURNS#10 MIDFIELDER

Goals: .................................... 3, twice ........ (last vs. James Madison 4/20/12)Assists: ............................. 1, five times ......... (last vs. George Mason 4/22/12)Points: .................................... 4, twice ........ (last vs. James Madison 4/20/12)Shots: .....6 at William & Mary, 4/8/12SOG: ..................................... 4, twice ........ (last vs. James Madison 4/20/12)FPG: .... 1 vs. James Madison, 4/20/12FGS: .......2 at William & Mary, 4/8/12GB: ........................................ 3, twice ................(last vs. Penn State 3/12/11)DC: ........................................ 4, twice .................... (last vs. Temple, 3/19/11)CT: ...... 2 vs. George Mason (4/22/12)

of Notre Dame in Villanova, Pa. where she played

Academic League (Inter Ac) plaudits in her soph-

Main Line, Inter Ac and All Delaware County hon-

Inter-Ac championships in junior and senior season

an Athletic Association Student Council representa-tive in final three years of high school.

PERSONAL:

relation to teammate and fellow junior Shannon

first grade, field hockey in fifth grade and lacrosse

influence, having coached her for two seasons and -

lected Delaware because she wants to help win the CAA and compete for a national championship

with the Public Anthropology Award by the Center for Public Anthropology for her participation in a

a girls lacrosse coach and camp counselor over the summer.


AT DELAWARE:known for her ability to collect draws, shut down

-sioner’s Academic Honor Roll student

2012:

--

son (4/20/12) and at William & Mary (4/8/12)

six shots at William & Mary (4/8/12).

2011: Named to the Colonial Athletic Association -

up 12 groundballs, including season-highs of

named CAA Co-Rookie of the Week on Apr. 4.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at the Academy

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE RETURNERS | #13 ALEX ZAUGRA

ALEX ZAUGRA#13 GOALKEEPER

PERSONAL: Alexandria “Alex” Nicole Zaugra

-ence at Delaware and aspires to become a personal

-

trying new things, quotes and hanging out with family and friends.

Year GP-GS MIN. GA GAA SAVES SAVE PCT. W-L 2012 17-15 860:46 164 11.43 124 .431 5-9 Totals 17-15 860:46 164 11.43 124 .431 5-9

Saves: ................................... 12, twice ............(last at Old Dominion, 4/6/12))

AT DELAWARE: Second-year goalie that will con-tinue to battle for time in the goal with junior team-

-

-ucts on the squad, along with fellow sophomore Kierstan Smith.

2012: Started 15 of 17 games played in the pipes --

ished 34th in save percentage at .431 (fifth CAA), 40th with 7.29 saves per game (tied for fourth in CAA), 43rd with 124 total saves and 44th with 11.44 goals allowed per contest (sixth in the CAA)

(4/22) to tie for third in Delaware Stadium history

fifth in Delaware Stadium history.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year member and three-year letterwinner on the lacrosse team at Shawnee High

South Jersey and second team All-Conference hon-

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSERETURNERS | #15 LEIGH KAMINISKI

LEIGH KAMINISKI#15 ATTACK

PERSONAL:

a special education concentration and a minor in

Delaware because of the academic opportunities

worked at a day care during the summer.


AT DELAWARE: Second-year member of squad that

-

-missioner’s Academic Honor Roll and UD School of Education Excellence in Academic Achievement student.

2012: Saw action in three games, while starting

lone shot of season against Penn State (3/10/12)

UD School of Education Excellence in Academic Achievement student.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at attack for the

team to four conference championships and three -

team All-State and first team All-Conference honors

captain of the four-year state champion and four--

Goals: ........1 vs. Penn State (3/10/12)Assists: ......................................... n/aPoints: ........1 vs. Penn State (3/10/12)Shots: .........1 vs. Penn State (3/10/12)SOG: .........1 vs. Penn State (3/10/12)FPG: ............................................. n/aFGS: ............................................. n/aGroundballs: ................................ n/aDraw Controls: ............................. n/aCaused Turnovers: ........................ n/a

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE RETURNERS | #16 RACHEL DOOLEY

RACHEL DOOLEY#16 MIDFIELD

Spanish Club treasurer and was a member of the photography club.

PERSONAL: -

-

biggest influence because he has pushed her to be Goals: .................................... 1, twice .............(last at Old Dominion, 4/6/12)Assists: ........1 vs. Penn State, 3/10/12Points: ............................1, three times .............(last at Old Dominion, 4/6/12)Shots: .............................1, three times .............(last at Old Dominion, 4/6/12)SOG: .............................1, three times .............(last at Old Dominion, 4/6/12)FPG: ..................1 vs. La Salle, 3/2/12FGS: .. 2, twice (last vs. UMBC, 3/7/12)GB: .............3 vs. Penn State, 3/10/12DC: ...................3 vs. La Salle, 3/2/12CT: ............... 2 vs. Villanova, 2/22/12

AT DELAWARE: Third-year member of the squad who will continue to be a consistent presence in the

transition.

2012: first career goal on a free position shot against La

groundballs, including a career-best three versus -

controlled a career-high three draws against La Salle (3/2).

2011: Played in two games vs. Saint Joseph’s and St. Mary’s College but did not record any statistics.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year member of Garden City

titles from 2007 to 2010, compiling a record of 79-6, including a perfect 21-0 during her senior year


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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSERETURNERS | #18 TORI ZOROVICH

TORI ZOROVICH#18 GOALKEEPER

PERSONAL: Victoria “Tori” Zorovich (“zuh-row--

selected Delaware for its academics and opportu-

communications major at Delaware, with a minor -

many during the summer of 2012.

Year GP-GS MIN. GA GAA SAVES SAVE PCT. W-L 2011 1-0 9:59 1 6.01 2 .667 0-02012 7-2 158:36 28 10.59 31 .525 0-3 Totals 8-2 167:35 29 10.36 33 .532 0-3

AT DELAWARE: Third-year member of the squad

sound in goaltending abilities and fundamentally

Roll student.

2012:

Academic Honor Roll student.

2011: Made her first appearance for the Blue Hens

10 minutes of action.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter and four-year member of Massapequa High School women’s lacrosse team where she played goalie for head

record during her four years, including 30-21 from

-ciety and ASL Club.

Saves: .... 14 at Georgetown (2/29/12)

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE RETURNERS | #19 ALLISON HAHN

ALLISON HAHN#19 ATTACK

the volleyball team during her junior and senior

Society, Spanish Honor Society, and National Span-

six-time academic athletic honor roll.

PERSONAL: -

lacrosse program and strong academic opportuni-

worked at Virginia’s Great Falls National Park dur-ing the summer of 2012.

Goals: .................................... 3, twice....... (last vs. James Madison, 4/20/12)Assists: 3 vs. George Mason (4/22/12)Points: . 5 vs. James Madison, 4/20/12Shots: ........... 5 vs. Villanova, 2/22/12SOG: ..................................... 4, twice ....... (last vs. James Madison, 4/20/12)FPG: ............. 1 vs. Villanova, 2/22/12FGS: ............. 2 vs. Villanova, 2/22/12GB: .... 3 at William and Mary, 4/8/12DC: ................................... 1, six times ........ (last vs. George Mason, 4/22/12)CT: ......................................... 1, twice ...... (last at William and Mary, 4/8/12)

AT DELAWARE: Second-year member of squad that

greatest assets on the field include her vision, con-

-frey, who is a sophomore at William & Mary.

2012: Started all 17 games for Delaware as a

tied for second in the CAA with three game-winning -

tered two hat tricks with three goals each against -

lied a career-high five points versus James Madison

Mary (4/8).

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner in lacrosse

21-0 to win the district, regional, and state cham-

U.S. Lacrosse High School First Team All-American

Games: 2011 Champion All-American Showcase


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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSERETURNERS | #21 KELSEY DLUGOS

KELSEY DLUGOS#21 ATTACK

Spanish Honor Society, and Science Honor Society

PERSONAL:

for the great academic opportunities and the team

championship while playing for Delaware.


AT DELAWARE: Second-year member of the squad

reserve as she rehabs from an injury.

2012: Started six of 10 games played in her first -

goal in a Delaware uniform at William and Mary (4/8).

2011: Saw action in 11 games as a freshman at

all Gator freshmen, including tying the program

saw significant action against Stanford in NCAA

against Colgate on a free position shot.

HIGH SCHOOL: Participated on the soccer, fencing, -

lected All League, All County, All Tournament, and

holds the record for most goals in a season at Com-

Goals: .................................... 1, twice .....................(last at Hofstra, 4/15/12)Assists: ......................................... n/aPoints: .................................... 1, twice .....................(last at Hofstra, 4/15/12)Shots: .............................2, three times .....................(last at Hofstra, 4/15/12)SOG: ..................................... 2, twice .............(last at Old Dominion, 4/6/12)FPG: ............................................. n/aFGS: ...............................1, three times ....... (last vs. James Madison, 4/20/12)GB: .................... 2 at Towson, 4/1/12DC: ........................................ 4, twice ..........(last at William & Mary, 4/8/12)........................... 6 vs. Cornell (Florida)CT: ................... 1 at Denver (2/28/12)

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE RETURNERS | #22 ABBIE HARTMAN

ABBIE HARTMAN#22 ATTACK

honor roll.

PERSONAL:

-

Wilus as her biggest influence because she taught her everything she knows about the game and is a

-

countries in Europe and North Africa.

Goals: ............................. 2, four times ..........(last at William & Mary, 4/8/12)Assists: ................................... 1, twice ...............(last vs. Penn State, 3/10/12)Points: .............................. 2, five times ..........(last at William & Mary, 4/8/12)Shots: .....4 at William & Mary, 4/8/12SOG: .....4 at William & Mary, 4/8/12FPG: ..........1 at Georgetown, 2/29/12FGS: ....................................... 1, twice ...................... (last at Towson, 4/1/12)GB: ...................2 vs. La Salle, 3/2/12DC: ........................................ 1, twice .....................(last at Hofstra, 4/15/12)CT: ......................................... 2, twice ........ (last vs. George Mason, 4/22/12)

AT DELAWARE: Third-year member of team who is likely to make an impact on the team’s offense as a

-

first step and the ability to finish.

2012: Started 14 of 17 games played for the Blue

percentage and 84.6 shot on goal percentage on

recorded 13 groundballs, five caused turnovers and

(all on goal) at William and Mary (4/8).

2011: Saw action in eight games for the Blue Hens

year.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played and started all four years at North Penn High School in Lansdale, Pa. for

senior season, leading her team to a Suburban One

team All-Suburban One Continental Conference


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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSERETURNERS | #26 KIERSTAN SMITH

KIERSTAN SMITH#26 DEFENSE

PERSONAL:

-

because of the academic and athletic opportuni-

other hobbies include surfing and listening to music


AT DELAWARE: Second-year squad member who

causes turnovers, collects groundballs and adds

products on squad, joining fellow sophomore Alex Zaugra.

2012: Made an immediate impact on the defensive unit as she started all 17 games as a freshman

turnovers against Lehigh (2/25).

HIGH SCHOOL: Member of the soccer, basketball, lacrosse, and winter track teams at Shawnee High

first team All-County, All- South Jersey, and All-

student.

Goals: .......................................... n/aAssists: ......................................... n/aPoints: .......................................... n/aShots: ........................................... n/aSOG: ........................................... n/aFPG: ............................................. n/aFGS: ............................................. n/aGB: ..................................... 2, 5 times ........ (last vs. George Mason, 4/22/12)DC: ................... 2 at Temple, 3/17/12CT: ...................3 vs. Lehigh (2/25/12)

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE NEWCOMERS

LAUREN VANDANIKER#1 ATTACK

PERSONAL: -

brother, Jimmy, who wrestled collegiately at Johns

on her life because he worked hard to be a state

-ware because she felt connected and comfortable with the team and coaches in addition to the quality

the same hair tie and putting her right cleat on first

National Lacrosse team.

AT DELAWARE: quick, skilled, calm and composed player that will

will face-off against high school teammate Taylor O’Connor (Towson University).

HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year lacrosse and soccer

to an undefeated 12-0-0 record her senior season -

yearbook staff.

SHANNON HAWLEY#3 MIDFIELD

PERSONAL: --

journalism with the goal of becoming a journalist

Caitlin McCartney as the biggest influence on her as an athlete because she is a competitive and very

the lacrosse program is amazing and the education

-

Dave and Jeff Desko, and cousin, Tim Desko, all

community service projects.

AT DELAWARE: -

ness and stick skills will make her a game changer

high school teammate Shelby Milne as an opponent at Hofstra.

HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year lacrosse starter (mid-fielder) and letterwinner at West Genesee High

played for Bob Elmer, Dan Hallinan and Carl Dat-

-

basketball.

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSENEWCOMERS

McKENZIE RAFFERTY#7 ATTACK

PERSONAL:

-

played football at Widener University from 1981-

spent time as a LYA golf counselor and lacrosse ref-

great education and athletics experience and felt it

a major influence on her life because they taught her to compete at a high level in addition to help-ing her become passionate about a game that they introduced to her.

AT DELAWARE:-

mediate impact in team’s attack unit and add speed

against former teammates in Emily Sollenberger (Lehigh), Kelly Devlin (UNC), Allie Murray (Notre Dame) and Kelli Joran (Drexel).

HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year lacrosse letterwin-

-

-

played for Christa Somits (lacrosse) and Scott Yard

was the editor for the DEHS Prowl Yearbook and an All-American Scholar Award honoree.

DEVYN HEIDELBAUGH#11 DEFENSE

PERSONAL: --

in health behavior science with the goals of be-

-

coach, Bill Goddard, as the biggest influence on her as an athlete because he always pushed her to her

AT DELAWARE: First-year member of the team

-mediately make a positive impact on the team as

former teammate Kelly Furman, who plays lacrosse at La Salle.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of lacrosse and

lead lacrosse team to four straight Pioneer Athletic

2012 Pottstown Mercury Lacrosse Player of the

played for Bill Goddard, Kathy Michael and Pam

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ABBY WHEBLE#14 DEFENSE

PERSONAL:

the biggest influence on her as an athlete because she always encouraged, pushed and supported her

lacrosse in seventh grade and field hockey in ninth

location, education program and “championship vision.”

AT DELAWARE: -lentless competitor who brings a contagious energy

will allow her to dominate in the offense, defense -

ate impact as a freshman and that will make her

teammate Kasey Callaway (High Point).

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity letterwinner

-

Society student that was also the AGHS Student Council Vice President and Student Forum member

(FCA).

ALI KARWOSKI#17 MIDFIELD

PERSONAL: -

biology with the goals of becoming an orthodontist

as the biggest influence on her athletically because he always pushed her to do her best and never ac-

was a perfect fit athletically and academically.

AT DELAWARE: high-scoring attacker that has a physical presence

game situations and willingly steps up as the go-

will make an immediate impact on the program

Caroline Dodds (Drexel) and Catherine Shaugh-nessy (William & Mary).

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity lacrosse letter-

lead team to two Ches-mont League championships -

-leyball, cross country, field hockey and indoor track at GVHS.

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LIZZIE DUFFEY#20 MIDFIELD

Honors Society and Honor Roll student.

PERSONAL:

older sister, Katie, who played lacrosse at Johns

-cise science with the goals of becoming a Physician

influence on her as an athlete because Katie has had much success in both athletics and academics

-ware because the great academics and athletics will prepare her for the future and the school has a

AT DELAWARE:tough as nails, gritty player that is known for mak-ing hustle plays, causing turnovers and collecting

-satile skills and competiveness make her likely to make an immediate impact in the team’s game plan

Huelster (Monmouth) and Hunter Gray (Denver).

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity three-sport ath-lete (lacrosse, soccer, track & field) for Lenape High

-

for the soccer team and as a member of the track

time New Jersey Group 4 Soccer State Champions

-

ELYSE ANDREWS#23 MIDFIELD

(lacrosse), Nicole DiMarzio (field hockey) and Steve -

tional Spanish Honors Society and National Science

Club and Campus Ministry.

PERSONAL:

father played football and lacrosse at Navy (1980-

biggest influence in her life because he constantly pushes her to be her best and always will help her

great academics, great teammates and a beauti-

enjoys reading, playing with her pets and hanging -

ald House of Delaware.

AT DELAWARE: intelligent, strong and fast player that has a hard

the game of lacrosse, which allows her to read, play and make smart decisions in critical situations

-gram.

HIGH SCHOOL: One of Delaware’s top scholastic

sport athlete who played lacrosse, basketball and

Valuable Senior in addition to First Team All-Amer-

All-Conference and Second Team All-State honoree -

ference Honorable Mention status as a freshman

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KARA DATTELLAS#24 ATTACK

PERSONAL:

has four siblings, Ashley, Stephanie, Gabriel and

because he coached her throughout her life in mul-tiple ways and was always her biggest fan and big-

campus and the area and it seemed like a perfect fit

out with friends and family.

AT DELAWARE: effective midfielder who makes the game look ef-

with her stick skills, make her a reliable and con-

impact plays all over the field as she adds depth to the midfield unit.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete (lacrosse, soc-

three-time Under Armour Underclass All-Star, US Lacrosse All-American and All-CNY First Team se-

earned Second Team All-League (2012) and Hon-orable Mention (2011) honors in soccer and Sec-ond Team All-League honors (2012) in basketball

-

-crosse Academic All-American.

EMILY POLLARD#25 MIDFIELD

PERSONAL:

lacrosse and field hockey for the Blue Hens and is a

her as an athlete because her drive and dedication

because of the great academics and athletics in ad-dition to the beautiful campus and good location

the mountains.


Lacrosse family legacy who will look to match or break records set by her aunt and fellow Blue Hen, Barbara Wolfe Pollard.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete (lacrosse, field hockey, track & field) for all four years at Merri-

team to 2012 D2 state championship and the field

Beth Rogers (lacrosse), Ann Maclean (field hockey) -

percent of her class.

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ERIN WEIN#28 DEFENSE

PERSONAL:

her dad as the biggest influence on her because he attends all of her games and always cheers her on

-

team FSLAX.


ability to make 2-point plays (cause turnovers and

continually improves her game and will make an immediate impact in the defensive unit and add

teammate Brittain Altomare, who is a sophomore at Hofstra.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played lacrosse and field hockey

lead both teams to a combined eight conference

Gretchen Martin, Dawn Rothchhoefer and Ginny

secretary of her sophomore class and is active in numerous community service projects in her area.

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“Rachel is a team player,” commented Lin-ville. “She is likely to make impact plays in our draw unit and help to distribute the ball in transition.”

Adding skill, speed and depth to the midfield unit are five freshmen, including Elyse An-drews, Lizzie Duffey, Shannon Hawley, Ali Karwoski, Emily Pollard and Erin Wein.

On the defensive side of the field, senior and preseason CAA pick Angela Biciocchi (bot-tom) returns to lead the defenders. Biciocchi was a Second Team IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic Region defender last season, the first Blue Hen to do so since 2009.

“Angela is a returning starter who will be re-lied upon to make impact plays in our transi-tion game as well as continue to be one of our top matchup defenders,” Linville stated.

Biciocchi, Delaware’s lone senior on the 2013 roster, started all 17 games for the Blue Hens in 2012 and finished the year with 30 groundballs and 24 draw controls. Bi-ciocchi, a Potomac, Md. Native, also caused 16 turnovers last season.

Also returning to the UD defensive squad is junior Alex Alois, who was named to the CAA All-Rookie Team in 2011 following an outstanding fresh-man cam-paign. She made 16 starts last season, scooping up 15 groundballs for Delaware while ranking third on the team with 10 caused turnovers.

“Alex also has a physical presence on the field and will be relied upon to make impact plays on game day,” Linville remarked. “She is known for her knockdowns and ability to disrupt play in the de-fensive end.”

Kierstan Smith and Mollie Smith add depth to the defensive unit in addition to freshmen Abby Wheble, Erin Wein and Devyn Heidelbaugh, who will add speed and quickness.

The defensive unit will be play-ing in front of the goalie spot, which will be a tightly con-tested battle between the re-turning starter in sophomore Alex Zaugra (at right) and backup goalie in junior Tori Zorovich.

Last season, Zaugra started 15 of 17 games played for the Blue Hens and ranked nationally in the top 45 of four dif-ferent categories with a .431 save percentage, 7.29 saves per contest, 124 total saves and 11.44 goals allowed.

“Alex has quick hands and can make game-changing saves between the pipes,” com-mented Linville. “She is eager to be an im-pact player for this team.”

Zorovich had a strong fall ball performance that gave the coaches and her teammates

confidence in her ability to make saves and start the team’s fast break.

“Tori is technically sound in her goaltending abili-ties and fundamentally strong in her game intel-ligence,” Linville stated.

Sophomore Allison Hahn is expected to quarterback the at-tack as a returning All-Rookie team at-tacker.

“Allison’s greatest assets on the field are her vision,

confidence and compo-sure,” Linville noted. “She will be re-

lied upon to run the offense for us.”

Junior Chelsea Fay, who started 16 of 17 games last season, will also pace the Dela-

ware attack unit. She led the Blue

H e n s with 41 p o i n t s , 101 shots and 79

shots on goal and tied for the

lead on the team with 35 goals.

“Chelsea is fast and quick when she has

the ball,” com-mented Linville. “She is known for her one-on-

one abilities and impact plays in transition.”

Sophomore Abbie Hartman is likely to start up front for Delaware while classmate Leigh Kaminski will also contribute for the Blue Hens.

Adding vision, speed and versatility to the attack will be freshmen Kara Dattellas, McK-enzie Rafferty and Lauren VanDaniker.

Junior Kelsey Dlugos, who appeared in sev-eral CAA contests after fighting injury will make an impact on the draw but will spend the 2013 season on reserve as she rehabs from an injury.

Linville has once again put together a chal-lenging schedule for the young Delaware squad, including competitions against Georgetown (No. 13) and Loyola (Md.) (No. 7). The CAA slate will also feature tough competitors including preseason No. 17 Towson.

The Blue Hens were selected to finish fourth overall in the conference in the preseason standings.

She continued, “to be the best, you have to play and beat the best. We have put togeth-er a competitive schedule and this is exciting for our current team, recruits and fans.”

2013 SEASON PREVIEW

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE2013 OPPONENTS

GEORGETOWN HOYAS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Ricky Fried

Assistants: Meg Dentler, Lauren Morton, Stefanie Smith

2012 RecapOverall Record: 9-8

2012 Postseason: n/a

Series HistoryGeorgetown leads, 1-0Last Four Meetings:

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Denise Wescott

Assistants: Eileen Ghent, Eleni Kozas, Molly O’Brien


2012 Postseason: NCAA Play In

Series HistoryFirst MeetingLast Four Meetings: n/a

MONMOUTH HAWKS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Liza Kelly

Assistants: Lauren Benner, Matt Lawicki, Josie Owen, Zoe Smith



Series HistoryDelaware leads, 3-1Last Four Meetings:

DENVER PIONEERS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Candace Taglianetti BossellAt LU: Fifth SeasonAssistants: Jessi Lieb Martin, Mal-lory Tornetta

2012 RecapOverall Record: 10-6A10 Finish: 3-42012 Postseason: n/a

Series HistorySeries Tied, 1-1Last Four Meetings:

LaSALLE EXPLORERS

LEHIGH MOUNTAIN HAWKS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Jill Redfern

Assistants: Kelley Putnam Necioglu, Shannon McHugh

2012 RecapOverall Record: 7-9Patriot League Finish: 2-4


Coaching StaffHead Coach: Laura Brand-SiasAt RU: 12th

Assistants: Lisa Staedt Ojea, Mag-gie Tamasitis


2012 Postseason: NCAA Play In


RUTGERS SCARLET KNIGHTS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Jen Adams

Assistants: Dana Dobble, Caroline Hager


2012 Postseason: NCAA Quarters

Series HistoryLoyola leads, 27-8Last Four Meetings:

LOYOLA GREYHOUNDS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Alison Fisher

Assistants: Kristin Ruminski, Corrine Drost




LAFAYETTE LEOPARDS

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TEMPLE OWLS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Bonnie Rosen

Assistants: Jennifer Wong, Julianna Jeffers



Series HistoryTemple leads, 18-11Last Four Meetings:

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Sonia LaMonica

Assistants: Katie Doolittle, Michael LaMonica


2012 Postseason: NCAA First Round


TOWSON TIGERS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe

Assistants: Samantha Eustace, Katie Linnertz



Series HistoryJames Madison leads, 19-15Last Four Meetings:

JAMES MADISON DUKES

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Lauren Hay

Assistants: Adam Norton, Nancy Baker




GEORGE MASON PATRIOTS

OLD DOMINION MONARCHS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Heather Holt

Assistants: Ashley Vellines, Ashley Kellogg




Coaching StaffHead Coach: Brooke Ireland

Assistants: Julie Gardner, MK Geratowski



Series HistoryWilliam & Mary leads, 11-7Last Four Meetings:

WILLIAM & MARY TRIBE

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Anna Marie VescoAt DU: 20th

Assistants: Hannah Rudloff, Mary Moran




DREXEL DRAGONS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Shannon SmithAt HU: First SeasonAssistants: Katie Hertsch, Katie Mollot



Series HistoryHofstra leads, 17-9Last Four Meetings:

HOFSTRA PRIDE

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CAITLIN McCARTNEY2012 CAA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE 2012 FINAL STATISTICS

2012 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE WOMEN’S LACROSSE FINAL STATISTICS (5-12, 3-4 Colonial Athletic Association, 5th Place)

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh shot% sog sog% fpg-fps gb dc dsv t/o ct fouls 4 Fay, Chelsea 17-16 35 6 41 101 .347 79 .782 8-18 10 17 0 23 2 17 8 McCartney, Caitlin 15-15 35 4 39 85 .412 67 .788 11-23 37 39 0 20 14 24 19 Hahn, Allison 17-17 17 11 28 34 .500 28 .824 1-4 16 6 0 29 2 9 2 Burns, Shannon 17-17 15 1 16 46 .326 26 .565 1-8 32 47 0 33 24 41 22 Hartman, Abbie 17-14 14 2 16 26 .538 22 .846 1-2 13 2 0 22 5 13 10 Burns, Bridget 9-7 9 4 13 20 .450 14 .700 1-5 3 8 0 13 3 14 24 King, Blair 12-5 7 1 8 12 .583 11 .917 1-2 0 3 0 4 0 2 5 Biciocchi, Angela 17-17 3 1 4 16 .188 11 .688 1-4 30 24 0 17 16 24 16 Dooley, Rachel 17-8 2 1 3 3 .667 3 1.000 1-2 10 6 0 15 7 21 12 Griel, Brittany 5-5 2 1 3 3 .667 3 1.000 0-0 8 0 0 7 1 2 21 Dlugos, Kelsey 10-6 2 0 2 9 .222 7 .778 0-3 4 12 0 5 1 7 15 Kaminski, Leigh 3-1 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 Wills, Grace 17-17 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 17 2 0 6 6 42 26 Smith, Kierstan 17-17 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 16 6 0 5 10 18 18 Zorovich, Tori 7-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 5 0 0 2 0 1 13 Zaugra, Alex 17-15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 28 0 0 17 3 0 9 Alois, Alex 17-11 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 19 2 0 12 9 23 6 Smith, Mollie 15-14 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 9 5 0 6 9 26 Total............... 17 142 32 174 356 .399 272 .764 26-71 257 179 0 237 112 289 Opponents........... 17 193 76 269 465 .415 348 .748 38-94 273 186 0 203 149 365

GOALKEEPER STATISTICS## player gp-gs minutes ga GaAvg saves SavePct w l t faced 18 Zorovich, Tori 7-2 158:36 28 10.59 31 .525 0 3 0 88 13 Zaugra, Alex 17-15 860:46 164 11.43 124 .431 5 9 0 377 Total............... 17 1019:36 193 11.36 155 .445 5 12 0 466 Opponents........... 17 1019:36 142 8.36 130 .478 12 5 0 356

TEAM STATISTICS DELAWARE OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 142-356 193-465 Goals scored per game 8.35 11.35 Shot pct. .399 .415 Shots on goal-Attempts 272-356 348-465 SOG pct. .764 .748 Shots/Game 20.9 27.4 Assists 32 76 Free position made-Att 26-71 38-94 Free position pct. .366 .404 GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 142 193 Free-position 26 38 Unassisted 110 118 Overtime 0 0 Goals scored average 8.36 11.36 GROUND BALLS 257 273 DRAW CONTROLS 179 186 TURNOVERS 237 203 CAUSED TURNOVERS 112 149 CLEARS 162-249 178-226 Clear Pct. .651 .788

TEAM STATISTICSGOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Delaware 71 71 142 Opponents 101 92 193

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Delaware 182 174 356 Opponents 253 212 465

SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD 1st 2nd Total Delaware 139 133 272 Opponents 190 158 348

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Delaware 89 66 155 Opponents 68 62 130

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The Colonial Athletic Association has built a reputation as one of the nation’s top collegiate conferences both athletically and academically.

The CAA encompasses five of the nation’s nine largest metropolitan areas with a geographic footprint that stretches from Boston to Atlanta. The conference has produced 16 national team champions in five different sports, 33 individual national champions, 12 national players of the year, 12 national coaches of the year and 12 Honda Award winners. Just as impressive, how-ever, are the honors accumulated away from competition, which include five Rhodes Scholars and 22 NCAA post-graduate scholars. In 2011-12, more than 1,900 of the league’s 4,000 stu-dent-athletes received the Commissioner’s Aca-demic Award after posting at least a 3.2 grade point average while lettering in a varsity sport. The conference had 19 teams in 13 different sports receive NCAA Public Recognition Awards based on the latest Academic Progress Report released in 2012.

The landscape of the conference stretches along the majority of the East Coast, and includes six of the nation’s top 25 media markets – New York (1), Philadelphia (4), Boston (7), Atlanta (8), Washington, D.C. (9) and Baltimore (25). The number of television homes in the CAA market exceeds 20 million.

The CAA conducts championships in 23 sports. Male athletes compete for champion-ships in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, lacrosse, soc-cer, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and wrestling. Female athletes battle for conference titles in basket-ball, cross country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and volleyball. In 2011-12, 24 teams earned NCAA Tournament berths and 51 student-athletes re-ceived All-America honors in 16 dif-ferent sports.

The conference has made its presence known nationally in men’s basket-ball with two teams – George Mason (2006) and VCU (2011) – advancing to the NCAA Final Four over the past six years. Three CAA teams earned NCAA Tournament berths for the first time in 2011 as conference champion Old Dominion was joined by VCU and George Mason. VCU knocked off USC, Georgetown, Purdue, Florida State and top-seeded Kansas, while Mason defeated Villanova. In 2006, George Mason captured the nation’s imagina-tion by becoming the first mid-major program since 1979 to reach the Fi-

nal Four, posting victories over Michigan State, North Carolina, Wichita State and Connecticut along the way. At least five CAA teams have reached postseason play for the past four years.

The CAA has also had great success in wom-en’s basketball, with six teams making the postseason in 2011-12. Conference champion Delaware advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the first time and was ranked #7 in the final Associated Press Top 25 poll. James Madison beat two ACC and two Big East teams to reach the championship game of the WNIT. Drexel, Hofstra, UNCW and VCU joined the Dukes in the WNIT. Old Dominion, which won an NCAA-record 17 straight CAA titles from 1992-2008, boasts three national championships (1979, 1980, 1985) and was national runner-up in 1997.

The conference also excels in many other sports. CAA squads have combined to win 10 field hockey national titles since the championship began in 1981 and ODU reached the national semifinals in 2011. Four men’s soccer teams earned NCAA Tournament berths last season and James Madison became the seventh CAA team to reach the final 16 of the event in the past decade. Hofstra’s softball team won the Los An-geles Regional and became the first CAA squad to advance to the NCAA Super Regionals. At least two women’s soccer teams have reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament in

three of the past five seasons. William & Mary’s men’s cross country squad has made the NCAA Championship in 12 of the past 13 years. In the pool, George Mason’s Ashley Danner finished second in the 100 breaststroke and fifth in the 200 breaststroke at the 2012 NCAA Champion-ship and received All-America honors. Delaware and Towson have each reached the Final Four of the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship. On the track, Mason’s David Verburg placed fourth in the 400 meters at the NCAA Championship. The CAA has sent multiple teams to the NCAA Baseball Championship in nine of the last 15 years and has had at least 12 players selected in the eight of the last 10 Major League Base-ball drafts. The conference also boasts numerous All-Americans in lacrosse, tennis, golf, women’s lacrosse and wrestling.

CAA member institutions are committed to excel-lence in the classroom. The Colonial Academic Alliance was created in 2002 by the league’s presidents with a goal of expanding their part-nership to all aspects of university life outside of intercollegiate athletics. Among the programs that have been established are an undergradu-ate research conference, coordination of study abroad programs and granting visiting academ-ic status to student-athletes traveling to an away contest so that they have access to libraries, aca-demic resource centers and computer labs.

Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager has guided the CAA since its inception. The con-ference traces its roots back to 1983 when three of its current members- George Mason University, James Madison University, and the College of William and Mary - were aligned with East Carolina University, the United States Naval Academy and the University of Richmond as a basket-ball league (ECAC South). During the next two years, the league added 11 sports, acquired two new members (the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and American University) and decided to form a new associa-tion. The transformation from ECAC South to CAA took place on June 6, 1985.

Charter members George Mason, James Madison, UNC Wilmington and William and Mary were joined by Old Dominion University in 1991 and by Virginia Commonwealth University in 1995. The conference added the Uni-versity of Delaware, Drexel University, Hofstra University and Towson Univer-sity in 2001. Georgia State University and Northeastern University became members of the conference on July 1, 2005.

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2012 COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION STANDINGS CAA OverallTeam Record Pct Home Away Neutral Record Pct Home Away Neutral Towson 7-0 1.000 4-0 3-0 0-0 16-4 .800 11-1 5-3 0-0James Madison 6-1 .857 4-0 2-1 0-0 11-7 .611 6-2 4-5 1-0Drexel 4-3 .571 2-2 2-1 0-0 11-6 .647 7-3 4-3 0-0Hofstra 4-3 .571 2-1 2-2 0-0 5-12 .294 2-5 3-5 0-2Delaware 3-4 .429 1-2 2-2 0-0 5-12 .294 3-5 2-7 0-0William & Mary 2-5 .286 1-3 1-2 0-0 4-13 .235 2-6 2-7 0-0Old Dominion 1-6 .143 0-3 1-3 0-0 4-13 .235 2-6 2-7 0-0George Mason 1-6 .143 1-2 0-4 0-0 3-13 .188 2-7 1-6 0-0

COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSYear Champion Coach Score Runner-Up 1992 William & Mary Feffie Barnhill 7-5 Loyola1993 Loyola Diane Aikens 16-11 Old Dominion1994 Loyola Diane Aikens 8-7 William & Mary1995 Old Dominion Sue Stahl 9-7 (ot) Delaware1996 Loyola Diane Aikens 13-5 William & Mary1997 James Madison Jennifer Ulehla 9-8 Loyola1998 Loyola Diane Aikens 8-7 James Madison1999 James Madison Jennifer Ulehla 17-6 Loyola2000 Loyola Diane Geppi-Aikens 12-10 James Madison2001 James Madison Jennifer Ulehla 6-5 Loyola2002 Loyola Diane Geppi-Aikens 12-5 Old Dominion2003 James Madison Kellie Young 11-9 Old Dominion2004 James Madison Kellie Young 13-12 (ot) William & Mary2005 Towson Missy Holmes 18-15 Hofstra2006 James Madison Kellie Young 14-8 Hofstra2007 Hofstra Abby Morgan 15-13 James Madison2008 Towson Missy Doherty 16-7 William & Mary2009 Towson Missy Doherty 8-7 Delaware2010 James Madison Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe 10-6 Hofstra2011 James Madison Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe 8-6 Towson 2012 Towson Sonia LaMonica 8-7 James Madison

2012 CAA WOMEN'S LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIPSemifinals (Towson, Md.): #1 Towson def. #4 Drexel, 12-11 #2 James Madison def. #3 Hofstra, 10-9CAA Championship: #1 Towson def. #2 James Madison, 8-7

2012 CAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMCally Chakrian (James Madison)Kelly Custer (Towson)Michelle Dufault (Towson)Kelli Joran (Drexel)Alyse Maiden (Drexel)Maryann Miller (Hofstra)Jaclyn Pandolf (Hofstra)Andi Raymond (Towson)Amy Roguski (James Madison)Monica Zabel (James Madison) Most Outstanding Player: Mary Teeters (Towson)

2012 COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS

FIRST TEAM Casey Ancarrow, James MadisonAndi Raymond, TowsonMonica Zabel, James MadisonLisa Bernardini, Old DominionKelly Custer, TowsonKelli Joran, DrexelCaitlin McCartney, DelawareCaitlin McHugh, James MadisonAngela Biciocchi, DelawareCally Chakrian, James MadisonAlexa Demski, TowsonMary Teeters, TowsonSECOND TEAM Emily Ellisen, George MasonKyrstin Mackrides, William & MaryAlyse Maiden, DrexelShannon Burns, DelawareCasey Kellogg, HofstraAshley Kimener, James MadisonAmanda Norcini, DrexelKatie Stillwell, William & MaryAshley Waldron, TowsonKiersten Jauschnegg, George MasonEmily Kane, DrexelHannah McBee, Old DominionSarah Mulvey, William & MaryLucy Ferguson, William & MaryALL-ROOKIE TEAM Brittain Altomare, HofstraMichelle Dufault, TowsonLucy Ferguson, William & MaryAllison Hahn, DelawareSchylar Healy, James MadisonApril Iannetta, HofstraCaitlin McCartney, DelawareKaleigh Noon, William & MaryKaci Starkloff, James MadisonAlissa Watts, Drexel

Player of the Year: Casey Ancarrow, JMUDefensive Player of the Year: Cally Chakrian, JMURookie of the Year: Caitlin McCartney, DelawareCoach of the Year: Sonia LaMonica, Towson

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2012 CAA TEAM LEADERSGOALS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Drexel 17 199 11.712. James Madison 18 207 11.503. Towson 20 208 10.404. William & Mary 17 168 9.885. Hofstra 17 163 9.596. Old Dominion 17 162 9.537. George Mason 16 146 9.128. Delaware 17 142 8.35 ASSISTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Towson 20 104 5.202. James Madison 18 76 4.223. Hofstra 17 69 4.064. Drexel 17 68 4.005. William & Mary 17 67 3.946. George Mason 16 49 3.067. Old Dominion 17 44 2.598. Delaware 17 32 1.88 GROUND BALLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Old Dominion 17 295 17.352. Hofstra 17 276 16.243. Delaware 17 257 15.124. William & Mary 17 250 14.715. James Madison 18 255 14.176. George Mason 16 225 14.067. Towson 20 272 13.608. Drexel 17 231 13.59 POINTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. James Madison 18 283 15.722. Drexel 17 267 15.713. Towson 20 312 15.604. William & Mary 17 235 13.825. Hofstra 17 232 13.656. George Mason 16 195 12.197. Old Dominion 17 206 12.128. Delaware 17 174 10.24 DRAW CONTROLS/G GP No. Avg/G1. James Madison 18 223 12.392. George Mason 16 194 12.123. Drexel 17 204 12.004. William & Mary 17 192 11.295. Towson 20 215 10.756. Delaware 17 179 10.537. Hofstra 17 163 9.598. Old Dominion 17 155 9.12 FOULS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Hofstra 17 474 27.882. James Madison 18 423 23.503. Towson 20 446 22.304. George Mason 16 342 21.385. William & Mary 17 363 21.356. Old Dominion 17 339 19.947. Drexel 17 314 18.478. Delaware 17 289 17.00 SHOTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Hofstra 17 446 26.242. James Madison 18 469 26.063. Drexel 17 428 25.184. Old Dominion 17 425 25.005. Towson 20 478 23.906. Delaware 17 356 20.94

7. George Mason 16 334 20.888. William & Mary 17 330 19.41 SHOT PERCENT GP Goals Shots Pct.1. William & Mary 17 168 330 .5092. Drexel 17 199 428 .4653. James Madison 18 207 469 .4414. George Mason 16 146 334 .4375. Towson 20 208 478 .4356. Delaware 17 142 356 .3997. Old Dominion 17 162 425 .3818. Hofstra 17 163 446 .365 TURNOVERS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. James Madison 18 193 10.722. Towson 20 222 11.103. Drexel 17 193 11.354. William & Mary 17 236 13.885. Delaware 17 237 13.946. Old Dominion 17 253 14.887. Hofstra 17 257 15.128. George Mason 16 273 17.06 CAUSED TURNOVER/G GP No. Avg/G1. Old Dominion 17 138 8.122. Drexel 17 135 7.943. Hofstra 17 130 7.654. George Mason 16 122 7.625. James Madison 18 133 7.396. Towson 20 138 6.907. Delaware 17 112 6.598. William & Mary 17 102 6.00 GOALS AGAINST AVE. GP GA Minutes GA Ave.1. Towson 20 173 1211:34 8.572. Drexel 17 157 1025:51 9.183. James Madison 18 171 1103:33 9.304. Hofstra 17 186 1025:59 10.885. Delaware 17 193 1019:36 11.366. Old Dominion 17 195 1020:00 11.477. William & Mary 17 217 1032:00 12.628. George Mason 16 229 960:00 14.31 SHUTOUTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Drexel 17 1 0.06 SAVES/GAME GP Saves Avg/G1. William & Mary 17 186 10.942. Hofstra 17 176 10.353. Delaware 17 155 9.124. Towson 20 175 8.755. Old Dominion 17 136 8.006. George Mason 16 125 7.817. James Madison 18 121 6.728. Drexel 17 102 6.00 SAVE PERCENT GP GA Saves Save%1. Towson 20 173 175 .5032. Hofstra 17 186 176 .4863. William & Mary 17 217 186 .4624. Delaware 17 193 155 .4455. James Madison 18 171 121 .4146. Old Dominion 17 195 136 .4117. Drexel 17 157 102 .3948. George Mason 16 229 125 .353 SHOTS ON GOAL/G GP No. Avg/G1. Drexel 17 336 19.762. James Madison 18 347 19.28

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7. Maiden, Alyse-DREXEL 17 78 4.598. Reymann, Rebecca-ODU 17 71 4.189. Custer, Kelly-TOWSON 20 79 3.9510. Zabel, Monica-JMU 18 71 3.94 DRAW CONTROLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Ellisen, Emily-MASON 16 58 3.622. Kopenhaver, Kristin-DREX 17 59 3.473. Burns, Shannon-DEL 17 47 2.764. Norcini, Amanda-DREXEL 17 45 2.655. McCartney, Caitlin-DEL 15 39 2.60 CAUSED TURNOVERS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Jauschnegg, Kiersten-MAS 16 27 1.692. Chakrian, Cally-JMU 16 24 1.503. Burns, Shannon-DEL 17 24 1.414. Demski, Alexa-TOWSON 16 20 1.25 Ellisen, Emily-MASON 16 20 1.25 GOALS AGAINST AVG GP GA Min. GA Avg1. Teeters, Mary-TOWSON 20 158 1119:02 8.472. Santandrea, Amanda-DREX 17 131 882:44 8.903. Healy, Schylar-JMU 13 103 690:12 8.954. Pandolf, Jaclyn-HOFSTRA 16 159 887:12 10.755. Geary, Sarah-ODU 17 175 922:30 11.386. Zaugra, Alex-DELAWARE 17 164 860:46 11.437. Ferguson, Lucy-W&M 17 204 946:06 12.948. Pastrana, Brittany-MASON 14 178 746:06 14.31 SAVE PERCENTAGE GP Saves GA Save Pct.1. Teeters, Mary-TOWSON 20 159 158 .5022. Pandolf, Jaclyn-HOFSTRA 16 156 159 .4953. Ferguson, Lucy-W&M 17 172 204 .4574. Healy, Schylar-JMU 13 80 103 .4375. Zaugra, Alex-DELAWARE 17 124 164 .4316. Geary, Sarah-ODU 17 124 175 .4157. Santandrea, Amanda-DREX 17 88 131 .4028. Pastrana, Brittany-MASON 14 101 178 .362 SAVES/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Ferguson, Lucy-W&M 17 172 10.122. Pandolf, Jaclyn-HOFSTRA 16 156 9.753. Teeters, Mary-TOWSON 20 159 7.954. Zaugra, Alex-DELAWARE 17 124 7.29 Geary, Sarah-ODU 17 124 7.296. Pastrana, Brittany-MASON 14 101 7.217. Healy, Schylar-JMU 13 80 6.158. Santandrea, Amanda-DREXEL 17 88 5.18 FREE-POSITION GOALS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Norcini, Amanda-DREXEL 17 13 0.76 Maiden, Alyse-DREXEL 17 13 0.763. McCartney, Caitlin-DELAWARE 15 11 0.734. Hartrum, Rebecca-ODU 17 12 0.715. Salmon, Taelor-W&M 17 9 0.53

3. Towson 20 371 18.554. Hofstra 17 315 18.535. Old Dominion 17 300 17.656. Delaware 17 272 16.007. George Mason 16 248 15.508. William & Mary 17 263 15.47

2012 CAA INDIVIDUAL LEADERSGOALS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Ellisen, Emily-MASON 16 38 2.382. McCartney, Caitlin-DEL 15 35 2.333. Wood, Charlotte-DREXEL 16 37 2.314. Roguski, Amy-JMU 18 40 2.225. Maiden, Alyse-DREXEL 17 36 2.126. Fay, Chelsea-DELAWARE 17 35 2.067. Bernardini, Lisa-ODU 17 34 2.008. Mackrides, Kyrstin-W&M 17 32 1.889. Raymond, Andi-TOW 19 35 1.8410. Salmon, Taelor-W&M 17 31 1.82 ASSISTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Zabel, Monica-JMU 18 49 2.722. Raymond, Andi-TOW 19 33 1.743. Maiden, Alyse-DREXEL 17 19 1.124. Rohrback, Ashleigh-TOW 20 22 1.105. Schwartz, Mary-MASON 16 16 1.006. Altomare, Brittain-HOF 17 16 0.947. Noon, Kaleigh-W&M 15 14 0.938. Bernardini, Lisa-ODU 17 15 0.889. Wood, Charlotte-DREXEL 16 13 0.8110. Anderson, Maggie-W&M 17 13 0.76 Klunder, Jaclyn-DREXEL 17 13 0.76 POINTS/GAME GP G A Pts Avg/G1. Zabel, Monica-JMU 18 30 49 79 4.392. Raymond, Andi-TOW 19 35 33 68 3.583. Maiden, Alyse-DREXEL 17 36 19 55 3.244. Wood, Charlotte-DREX 16 37 13 50 3.125. Ellisen, Emily-MASON 16 38 11 49 3.066. Bernardini, Lisa-ODU 17 34 15 49 2.887. McCartney, Caitlin-DEL 15 35 4 39 2.608. Salmon, Taelor-W&M 17 31 11 42 2.479. Rohrback, Ashleigh-TOW 20 27 22 49 2.4510. Fay, Chelsea-DEL 17 35 6 41 2.41 GAME-WINNING GOALS GP No. Avg/G1. Rohrback, Ashleigh-TOW 20 4 0.202. Ancarrow, Casey-JMU 13 3 0.23 Wood, Charlotte-DREXEL 16 3 0.19 Maiden, Alyse-DREXEL 17 3 0.18 Hahn, Allison-DELAWARE 17 3 0.18 Joran, Kelli-DREXEL 17 3 0.18 Custer, Kelly-TOWSON 20 3 0.15 GROUND BALLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Pandolf, Jaclyn-HOFSTRA 16 55 3.442. Geary, Sarah-ODU 17 49 2.883. McCartney, Caitlin-DEL 15 37 2.474. Demski, Alexa-TOWSON 16 39 2.445. Teeters, Mary-TOWSON 20 48 2.40 SHOTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Fay, Chelsea-DELAWARE 17 101 5.942. McCartney, Caitlin-DEL 15 85 5.673. Ellisen, Emily-MASON 16 89 5.564. Bernardini, Lisa-ODU 17 85 5.005. Wood, Charlotte-DREXEL 16 78 4.886. Hartrum, Rebecca-ODU 17 79 4.65

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ANGELA BICIOCCHI2012 CAA FIRST TEAM SELECTION

BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE SERIES RECORDS

Albany ..................................................................................................... 1-0 American ................................................................................................. 3-0 Boston University ...................................................................................... 6-2 Bridgewater ............................................................................................. 1-0 Brown ...................................................................................................... 1-0 Bucknell ................................................................................................. 11-0 Colgate .................................................................................................... 1-0 College of New Jersey (TCNJ) .................................................................... 4-0 Cornell ..................................................................................................... 1-3 Cortland State .......................................................................................... 1-0 Davidson .................................................................................................. 1-0 Denison .................................................................................................... 2-0 Denver ..................................................................................................... 3-1 Drexel .................................................................................................... 22-6 East Stroudsburg ....................................................................................... 4-2 George Mason .......................................................................................... 9-4 Georgetown ............................................................................................. 0-1Hofstra ................................................................................................. 16-10 Ithaca ....................................................................................................... 1-0 James Madison ..................................................................................... 15-19 Johns Hopkins .......................................................................................... 1-1 Lafayette. ............................................................................................... 13-9 La Salle .................................................................................................... 1-1 Lehigh .................................................................................................... 24-7 Lock Haven ............................................................................................... 1-1 Loyola (Md.) ........................................................................................... 8-27 Maryland ............................................................................................ 3-16-1 Massachusetts .......................................................................................... 1-0 Monmouth .................................................................................. First MeetingMount Saint Mary’s ................................................................................... 2-0

Year Overall Record Conference Record Head Coach (Career) Post-Season / Notes 1978...........5-6 ....................... n/a .................................Judy Clapp ................................. USWILA Tournament 1979...........8-7 ....................... n/a .................................Judy Clapp (13-13) ..................... 5th, USWLA Division II Tournament 1980...........9-6 ...................... n/a .................................Janet Smith. ............................... 5th, USWLA Division II Tournament 1981...........13-2 ..................... n/a .................................Janet Smith. ............................... AIAW National Champions; 2nd, EAIAW Regionals 1982...........14-1 ..................... n/a .................................Janet Smith ................................ AIAW National Champions; EAIAW Regional Champions 1983...........18-2 ....................4-0, 2nd ..........................Janet Smith ................................ NCAA Division I Nat’l Champions; East Coast Conf. Champions 1984...........15-4-1 .................4-0 1st ............................Janet Smith ................................ 3rd, NCAA Championships; ECC Champions 1985...........9-8 ......................3-1, 2nd ..........................Janet Smith ................................ 2nd, ECC Tournament 1986...........9-8 ......................4-1, 2nd ..........................Janet Smith ................................ ECC Champions 1987...........12-5 ....................5-1,2nd ..........................Janet Smith ................................ ECC Champions; No. 9 in final NCAA poll 1988...........8-9 ......................4-2, 3rd. ..........................Janet Smith ................................ 2nd, ECC Tournament 1989...........11-6 ....................5-1, 2nd ..........................Janet Smith (118-51-1) ............... 2nd, ECC Tournament; No. 7 in final NCAA poll 1990...........8-9 ......................4-2, 2nd ..........................MaryBeth Holder ....................... 2nd, ECC Tournament 1991........... 6-11 ...................3-1, 2nd ..........................MaryBeth Holder ........................ 2nd, ECC Tournament 1992...........7-9 ...................... n/a .................................MaryBeth Holder ........................ No. 12 in final NCAA poll 1993...........6-11 ....................2-4, 4th ..........................MaryBeth Holder (27-40) ............ 1st Round, Colonial Athletic Association Tournament 1994...........11-7 ....................4-3, 4th ..........................Denise Wescott. .......................... 1st Round, CAA Tournament; No. 12 in NCAA poll 1995...........9-10 ....................3-4, 4th ..........................Denise Wescott ........................... 2nd, CAA Tournament; No. 13 in final NCAA poll 1996...........8-8 ......................4-1, 2nd ..........................Denise Wescott .......................... 1st Round, North Atlantic Conference Tournament 1997...........12-6 ....................5-1, 2nd ..........................Denise Wescott .......................... America East Champions; No. 15 in final NCAA poll 1998...........14-4 ....................6-0, 1st ............................Denise Wescott .......................... America East Champions; No. 12 in final NCAA poll 1999...........13-5 ....................6-0, 1st ............................Denise Wescott ......................... America East Champions; No. 13 in final NCAA poll 2000...........13-5 ....................5-1, 2nd ..........................Denise Wescott .......................... NCAA 1st Round; America East Runners-up; No. 12 in final NCAA poll 2001...........7-10 ....................5-1, 2nd ..........................Denise Wescott .......................... America East Semifinals 2002...........4-12 ....................3-5, 8th ..........................Denise Wescott ..........................2003...........7-9 ......................4-3, 4th ...........................Denise Wescott ..........................2004...........6-10 ....................2-5, 6th ..........................Denise Wescott (104-86) ............2005...........8-8 ......................4-3, 4th ..........................Kim Ciarrocca. ........................... Colonial Athletic Association Semifinals; Received Votes in NCAA poll 2006...........5-12 ....................1-6, 8th ..........................Kim Ciarrocca ...........................2007...........11-6 ....................5-2, 3rd. ..........................Kim Ciarrocca. ........................... Colonial Athletic Association Semifinals 2008...........11-6 ....................4-3, 4th ..........................Kim Ciarrocca ........................... Colonial Athletic Association Semifinals 2009...........10-8 ....................5-2, 2nd ..........................Kim Ciarrocca. ........................... Colonial Athletic Association Finals 2010...........6-10 ....................3-4, 5th ...........................Kim Ciarrocca (51-50) ...............2011...........8-9 ......................3-4, T-4th .........................Kateri Linville ............................2012...........5-12 ....................3-4, 5th ...........................Kateri Linville (13-21) .................

New Hampshire ........................................................................................ 7-0 Northwestern ........................................................................................... 0-1 Notre Dame .............................................................................................. 0-3 Ohio State ................................................................................................ 1-1 Old Dominion ......................................................................................... 13-9 Oregon .................................................................................................... 2-0 Penn State .............................................................................................. 6-25 Pennsylvania ............................................................................................ 3-5 Princeton ................................................................................................ 4-18 Regis ........................................................................................................ 1-0 Richmond. ............................................................................................. .14-3 Rowan (Glassboro) ................................................................................... 6-0 Rutgers .................................................................................................. 14-9 St. Bonaventure ........................................................................................ 3-0 St. Mary’s (Cal.) ........................................................................................ 1-0 Saint Joseph’s .......................................................................................... 2-1 Temple ................................................................................................. 11-18 Towson ................................................................................................. 29-16 UMBC. ...................................................................................................... 6-5 Ursinus ..................................................................................................... 4-4 Vanderbilt ............................................................................................... 3-3 Vermont ................................................................................................... 6-0 Villanova .................................................................................................. 5-0 Virginia .................................................................................................. 2-11 Virginia Tech ............................................................................................. 2-1 West Chester ......................................................................................... 16-6 William & Mary. ..................................................................................... 7-11 Yale ......................................................................................................... 0-1All-Time Record...........................................................321-249-1 (35 Seasons)

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSEALL-TIME HONORS

ALL-AMERICANS Anne Brooking ............................. 1982 (1st), 1983 (1st) Christy Buck ................................................. 2000 (3rd) Nari Bush ..................................................... 1988 (HM) Sue Daddona ...............................................1995 (2nd) Joanne Dobson .............................................1992 (2nd) Sarah Edwards ............................................. 2000 (3rd) Karen Emas ..............1982 (1st), 1983 (1st) , 1984 (1st#) Kelly Frey ..................................................... 1995 (3rd) Kim Jackson .................................................. 1982 (1st) Melissa Hefner ............1997 (2nd, HM*), ‘96 (2nd, HM*) Missi Kennedy ............................................. 1996 (HM*) Beth Manley .................................................. 1987 (1st)Kirsten McEntee ............................................ 1997 (3rd) Missy Meharg ............................................. 1984 (1st#) Melissa Michalski ......................................... 1994 (3rd) Meghan Mulqueen ........................................ 1991 (3rd) Jenn Rinnander ................. 1994 (2nd, HM*), 1992 (3rd) Linda Schmidt ................................................ 1983 (1st) Liza Shoemaker .....1998 (1st*, 2nd), ‘97 (3rd), ‘96 (3rd) Laurie Tortorelli ............................................. 2002 (3rd) Anne Wilkinson ............................................1986 (2nd) Barb Wolffe ................................................. 1990 (HM*)

Note: As selected by Brine/Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association except where noted as #

(Mitchell & Ness) and * (USWLCA)

REGIONAL ALL-STARS Angela Biciocchi ...........................................2012 (2nd)Anne Brooking ............................. 1982 (1st), 1983 (1st) Christy Buck .............. 1999 (1st), 2000 (1st), 1998 (2nd) Nari Bush ....................1987 (1st), 1988 (1st), 1989 (1st) Joanne Canavan............................................ 1987 (1st) Jessica Cerveny ............................................2009 (2nd) Sue Daddona .............................1995 (1st), 1994 (2nd) Jenny Diana .................................................2004 (2nd) Joanne Dobson .............................................. 1992 (1st) Erin Edell ......................................................2005 (2nd) Sarah Edwards ............................................. 2000 (1st) Karen Emas ...............1982 (1st), 1983 (1st), 1984 (1st#) Nicole Flego .................................................2007 (2nd) Megan Fortunato ............1999 (2nd), ‘00 (2nd), ‘01 (1st) Kelly Frey ....................................1995 (1st), 1996 (2nd) Kelly Griffith .................................................. 1999 (1st) Megan Hager ..............................................2006 (2nd) Kathy Hahn ................................................... 2000 (1st) Melissa Hefner ..................1995 (1st), ‘96 (1st), ‘97 (1st) Robyn Hill ....................................................1999 (2nd) Lecia Inden .................................................... 1989 (1st) Kim Jackson ................................................. 1982 (HM) Melissa Kennedy ......... 1995 (2nd), ‘96 (2nd), ‘97 (2nd) Julie Kuehn ..................................................1998 (2nd) Beth Manley .................................................. 1987 (1st) Cheryl Masterson .......................................... 1990 (1st) Caitlin McCartney .........................................2012 (2nd)Casey McCrudden ........................................2008 (2nd) Kirsten McEntee ............................................ 1997 (1st) Missy Meharg ............................................. 1984 (1st#) Melissa Michalski .......................................... 1994 (1st) Ashley Moderacki ........................................2001 (2nd) Meghan Mulqueen ....................... 1991 (1st), 1992 (HM) Katie Muth ..................................2007 (1st), 2008 (2nd) Laura Perry ............................... 1995 (2nd), 1996 (2nd) Jenn Rinnander ........................... 1992 (1st), 1994 (1st) Kristina Scanlon......................... 1994 (2nd), 1995 (2nd) Linda Schmidt ................................................ 1983 (1st) Carey Sebastian ............................................ 1998 (1st) Corinne Shuck ..............................................2002 (2nd) Liza Shoemaker ............... 1998 (1st), ‘97 (1st), ‘96 (2nd) Debbie Sloan ................................................2007 (2nd) Amy Sullivan ...............................1999 (1st), 1998 (2nd) Laurie Tortorelli .................2000 (1st), ‘01 (1st), ‘02 (1st) Anne Wilkinson ............................................. 1986 (1st) Erin Zimmerman ...........................................2009 (2nd)

ALL-CONFERENCE Joanne Ambrogi ............................................ 1987 (1st) Angela Biciocchi ............................................ 2012 (1st)Lisa Blanc ...................................................... 1983 (1st) Ange Bradley ............................... 1986 (1st), 1988 (1st) Anne Brooking .............................................. 1983 (1st) Christy Buck .............. 1998 (1st), 1999 (1st), 2000 (2nd) Shannon Burns ...................................................... (2nd)Nari Bush ....................1987 (1st), 1988 (1st), 1989 (1st)

Joanne Canava ............................................. 1987 (1st) Jessica Cerveny ............................ 2008 (1st), 2009 (1st) Jen Coyne ..................................................... 1986 (1st) Sue Daddona ................................................ 1995 (1st) Jen Dempsey ................................................1998 (2nd) Linda Detar ................................................... 1983 (1st) Jenny Diana .................................................2004 (2nd) Erin Edell ..................2003 (2nd), 2004 (2nd), 2005 (1st) Sarah Edwards ...............2000 (1st), ‘99 (2nd), ‘98 (2nd) Karen Emas .................................. 1983 (1st), 1984 (1st) Lynn Ferrand ................................................. 1984 (1st) Nicole Flego .................................................. 2007 (1st) Megan Fortunato ...............1999 (1st), ‘00 (1st), ‘01 (1st) Kelley Frey .................................................... 1996 (1st) Ange Gaeta..................................................2008 (2nd) Lindsey Greer ...............................................2003 (2nd) Kelly Griffith ................................1999 (1st), 1998 (2nd) Denise Guerra. .............................................1999 (2nd) Jennifer Hadley ............................................1993 (2nd) Megan Hager ...............................................2006 (2nd) Katy Hahn ................2000 (1st), 1999 (2nd), 2001 (2nd) Melissa Hefner ............................. 1996 (1st), 1997 (1st) Jill Hershey.................................................... 1991 (1st) Robyn Hill ...................................1999 (1st), 1998 (2nd) Lecia Inden .................................................... 1989 (1st) Kim Jackson .................................................. 1984 (1st) Julianna Jeffers ............................................2011 (2nd) Melissa Kennedy .......................... 1997 (1st), 1996 (1st) Julie Kuehn ................................................... 1998 (1st) Morgan Leonard ...........................................2011 (2nd) Allison Lynch ................................................2004 (2nd) Beth Manley ................1985 (1st), 1986 (1st), 1987 (1st) Claire Marrazzo ................1999 (1st), ‘00 (1st), ‘01 (1st) Cheryl Masterson .......................................... 1990 (1st) Caitlin McCartney .......................................... 2012 (1st)Casey McCrudden ........................................2008 (2nd) Kalyn McDonough ......................................... 2011 (1st) Kirsten McEntee ............................................. 1997 (1st) Stacey McPartland ........................................2006 (2nd) Missy Meharg .............................. 1984 (1st), 1985 (1st) Melissa Michalski .........................................1994 (2nd) Ashley Moderacki ...................... 2001 (2nd), 2002 (2nd) Meghan Mulqueen ......................................... 1991 (1st) Katie Muth ................................ 2007 (2nd), 2008 (2nd) Kate O’Connell .......................... 2000 (2nd), 2001 (2nd) Kelly O’Connor .............................................2005 (2nd) Laura Perry .................................1996 (1st), 1995 (2nd) Becky Rausa .................................................2005 (2nd) Jennifer Rinnander ............1991 (1st), ‘93 (1st), ‘94 (1st) Jen Root ........................................................ 1991 (1st) Kristina Scanlon......................... 1995 (2nd), 1993 (2nd) Emily Schaknowski .........2008 (1st), ‘09 (2nd), ‘10 (2nd) Linda Schmidt ............................... 1983 (1st), 1984 (1st) Carey Sebastian ............................................ 1998 (1st) Liza Shoemaker ............................ 1997 (1st), 1998 (1st) Corinne Shuck ........................... 2001 (2nd), 2002 (2nd) Debbie Sloan ............................. 2007 (2nd); 2009 (2nd) Amy Sullivan ...............1997 (1st), 1998 (1st), 1999 (1st) Denise Swift ................................................. 1984 (1st) Laurie Tortorelli .............................................. 2001 (1st) Marisa Vecchiano .........................................1998 (2nd) Anne Wilkinson ............................ 1985 (1st), 1986 (1st) Barb Wolffe ................................................... 1990 (1st) Melissa Woolley ............................................ 1986 (1st) Erin Zimmerman ............................................ 2009 (1st)

NATIONAL LACROSSE HALL OF FAME Janet Smith (Coach) ..............................................1997

UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE HALL OF FAME Janet Smith ......................Coach ...........................1997 Karen Emas ......................Player ...........................1997 Anne Brooking .................Player ...........................1997 Missy Meharg ..................Player ...........................1998 Anne Wilkinson ................Player. ..........................2000 Nari Bush .........................Player ...........................2001 Beth Manley .....................Player ...........................2002 Ange Bradley ...................Player ...........................2005 Kim Jackson .....................Player. ..........................2006 Sue Daddona ...................Player ...........................2006 Brenda Lear......................Player ...........................2008 Liza Shoemaker ................Player. ..........................2008 Melissa Hefner. .................Player. ..........................2011

NCAA TOURNAMENT MVP Karen Emas ...........................................................1983

CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Karen Emas ............... East Coast Conf ..........1983, 1984 Beth Manley .............. East Coast Conf ....................1987 Melissa Hefner .......... America East........................1997 Carey Sebastian ........ America East........................1998

CONFERENCE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Laura Perry ............... CAA ....................................1994 Liza Shoemake .......... CAA ....................................1995 Amy Sullivan ............. America East........................1996 Christy Buck .............. America East........................1997 Laurie Tortorelli .......... America East........................1999 Nicole Flego .............. CAA ....................................2007Caitlin McCartney ...... CAA ....................................2012

CONFERENCE ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Shannon Kron ..............America East .....................2001 Casey McCrudden ........CAA ..................................2005 Katie Hogan .................CAA ..................................2005 Debbie Sloan ................CAA ..................................2006 Stacey McPartland ........CAA ..................................2006 Nicole Flego .................CAA ..................................2007 Courtney Aburn ............CAA ..................................2007 Emily Schaknowski .......CAA ..................................2007 Lindsey Coon ................CAA ..................................2008 Julianna Jeffers ............CAA ..................................2008 Stephanie Allen ............CAA ..................................2009 Bridget Burns ................CAA ..................................2011Allison Hahn ................CAA ..................................2012Caitlin McCartney .........CAA ..................................2012

CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR Janet Smith .................. East Coast Conf. ......1984, 1989 Denise Wescott ............. North Atlantic ...................1996 Denise Wescott ............. America East .....................1998

NCAA WOMAN OF THE YEAR (STATE OF DELAWARE) Jill Hershey............................................................1991 Liza Shoemaker .....................................................1998 Sarah Edwards ......................................................2000

UD OUTSTANDING SENIOR FEMALE ATHLETE Anne Brooking ......................................................1982 Karen Emas ...........................................................1984 Missy Meharg .......................................................1985 Anne Wilkinson .....................................................1986 Ange Bradley ........................................................1988 Nari Bush ..............................................................1989 Barb Wolffe ...........................................................1990 Liza Shoemaker .....................................................1998

ACADEMIC HONORS Karen Emas ..CoSIDA Academic All-American (2nd) 1984 CoSIDA District II Academic Team, 1984 East Coast Conference Scholar-Athlete (W. Lacrosse), 1983, 1984 Sarah Edwards .....................CoSIDA 1st team Academic All-American, 2000 CoSIDA District II Academic Team, 1999, 2000 IWLCA All-Academic Team, 1999, 2000 America East Scholar-Athlete of the Year (Women’s Lacrosse), 2000 Melissa Hefner ..................... ECC Scholar-Athlete, 1997 Jill Hershey. ......... ECC Scholar-Athlete of the Year, 1991 ECC Scholar-Athlete (Women’s Lacrosse), 1991 CoSIDA District II Academic Team, 1991 Claire Marrazzo .......... IWLCA All-Academic Team, 2000 America East Scholar-Athlete of the Year (Lacrosse), 2001 CoSIDA District II All-Academic 2nd Team Katy Hahn ....... CoSIDA District II All-Academic 2nd Team Liza Shoemaker . CoSIDA District II Academic Team, 1998 Christy Buck ...... IWLCA All-Academic Team, 1999, 2000 Laurie Tortorelli ............ IWLCA All-Academic Team, 2002 Nikki Kucharski ........... IWLCA All-Academic Team, 2002 Katie Muth ........ IWLCA All-Academic Team, 2007, 2008 Ange Gaeta................. IWLCA All-Academic Team, 2009 Morgan Marino ........... IWLCA All-Academic Team, 2009 Kaly McDonough ...CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year, 2011Kelsey Kaminsky ......... IWLCA All-Academic Team, 2012Grace Willis ................ IWLCA All-Academic Team, 2012

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BLUE HEN WOMEN’S LACROSSE ALL-TIME RECORDS

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSCoach Years Record (Pct.)Judith Clapp ........... 1978-79 (2) ...........13-13 (.500)Janet Smith ........... 1980-89 (10) .....118-51-1 (.697)MaryBeth Holder .... 1990-93 (4) ...........27-40 (.403)Denise Wescott ...... 1994-04 (11) ........104-86 (.547)Kim Ciarrocca....... 2005-2010 (6) .........51-50 (.505)Kateri Linville.......2011-Present (2) .......13-21 (.471)Totals ......................35 seasons.....321-249-1 (.562)

TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTSNCAA Championships: 1981 (AIAW), 1982 (AIAW), 1983 (NCAA)NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1978 (USWILA), 1979 (5th, USWILA), 1980 (5th, USWILA), 1981 (1st, AIAW), 1982 (1st, AIAW), 1983

(1st, NCAA), 1984 (3rd), 2000 (1st Round)All-Time NCAA Tournament Record: ...................7-2Conference Titles: .................................................6 East Coast Conference - 1984, 1986, 1987 America East Conference - 1997, 1998, 1999

TEAM RECORDSMost Goals, Game: .....36 vs. Towson State, 4/24/86....................................28 vs. Towson State, 5/7/83Least Goals, Game: ........... 1 vs. Penn State, 4/2/92Most Goals, Season: ........... 294 in 1983 (20 games)Highest Scoring Avg. Season: 15.0 (225 gls./15 gm.), 1982Consecutive Games Scoring 10+ Goals: ......10, 1984Most Goals Allowed, Game: 25 by Penn State, 4/5/79........................................... 25 by Temple, 4/27/78Fewest Goals Allowed, Game: 0, vs. East Stroudsburg, 4/13/82Most Goals Allowed, Season: ...................228, 1993Fewest Goals Allowed, Season: ..................73, 1982Lowest Scoring Defense Avg.: .................4.87, 1982Consecutive Games Allowing 10+ Goals: ......9, 2004Consecutive Games Allowing -10 Goals: ...23, 1981-82Most Goals Scored, Both Teams: 43, vs. Temple, 4/27/78 (18-25)Least Goals Scored, Both Teams: .7, vs. Towson, 5/6/90 (3-4)Largest Margin of Victory: 34 (36-2) vs. Towson, 4/24/86Largest Margin of Defeat: .23 (25-2) vs. Penn State, 4/5/79

Most Assists, Game:........... 18, vs. Hofstra, 4/22/90Most Assists, Season: ...............................145, 1983

Most Points, Game: ........... 49, vs. Towson, 4/24/86........................................... 40, vs. Towson, 5/7/83......................................... 40, vs. Towson, 4/22/90Most Points, Season: ...............................439, 1983...............................................................413, 1984

Most Shots on Goal, Game: ............................... n/aMost Shots on Goal, Season: ...................738, 1984Most Shots on Goal, Allowed, Game: ................. n/aMost Shots on Goal, Allowed, Season: .....587, 1985

Most Groundballs, Season: ..................1,600, 1983............................................................1,365, 1984Most Groundballs/Game Season: .80.0, 1983 (NCAA Record)............................................................68.25, 1984Most Groundballs Allowed, Season: .....1,190, 1984

Most Caused Turnovers, Game (since ‘03):..............................28 vs. St. Bonaventure, 3/21/07.......................................28 vs. Villanova, 3/16/05Most Caused Turnovers, Season: ..............361, 1983Most Caused Turnovers PG, Season: ......18.05, 1983

Most Draw Controls, Game (since ‘03):..................................20 vs. St. Bonventure, 3/8/08Most Draw Controls, Season (since ‘01): ...218, 2008

Most Saves, Game: ...... 36 vs. West Chester, 5/5/78Most Saves, Season: ...............................264, 1983Most Saves Per Game, Season: ............13.69, 2002............................................................13.20, 1983

Most Wins, Season: ..................................18, 1983Most Losses, Season: ............12, 2002, 2006, 2012Best Winning Pct., Season: .......... .933 (14-1). 1982Most Consecutive Winning Seasons: ........9, 1979-87Worst Winning Pct., Season: ....... .250 (4-12), 2002................................................... .294 (5-12), 2006Most Improved Won-Lost Record: .................................. 5-12 in 2006 to 11-6 in 2007Most Consecutive Wins: ........................19, 1982-83Most Consecutive Wins (one season): .........12, 1983Most Consecutive Wins to Start Season:. .....12, 1983Most Consecutive Losses: ................8, 2002; 6, 2006Most Consecutive Losses to Start Season: ...............................................3, 1993, 1996, 2009Consecutive Conference Wins: ..........26, 1997-2000............................................................13, 1983-85Consecutive Conference Losses: .........5, 2002, 2006Consecutive Home Wins: ........ 22, 5/7/80-5/11/83............................................ 15, 4/14/06-4/11/08

Most Games Played, Season: ...............20, 1983-84

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSMost Games Played, Season: ................................... 20, Karen Emas, 1983, 1984................................................ 20, Lisa Blanc, 1983................................20, Missy Meharg, 1983, 1984............................. 20, Anne Wilkinson, 1983, 1984...................................20, Denise Swift, 1983, 1984...................................... 20, Lisa Detar, 1983, 1984.......................................... 20, Linda Schmidt, 1983................................. 20, Lynn Farrand, 1993, 1984........................... 20, Stacie Indelicarto, 1982, 1984.................................. 20, Kim Jackson, 1983, 1984..................................20, Maureen Wilkinson, 1983.........................................20, Anne Brooking, 1983.......................................... 20, Wooly Devine, 1983...................................... 20, Joanne Ambrogi, 1984.............................................20, Beth Manley, 1984Most Games Played, Career:.................................. 74, Anne Wilkinson, 1983-86.....................................72, Missy Meharg, 1982-85....................................... 72, Christy Buck, 1997-00...................................72, Sarah Edwards, 1997-00.................................. 71, Liza Shoemaker, 1995-98.................................... 71, Melissa Hefner, 1994-97..........................................70, Katie Muth, 2004-08...................................... 70, Amy Sullivan, 1996-99................................. 70, Carey Sebastian, 1995-98

.................................. 70, Kirsten McEntee, 1994-97

.................................... 70, Missi Kennedy, 1994-97

....................................... 70, Beth Manley, 1984-87

........................................70, Karen Emas, 1981-84

.........................................70, Linda Detar, 1981-84

...................................... 70, Lynn Farrand, 1981-84

....................................... 70, Kim Jackson, 1981-84

Goals, Game: .................11 by Ann Pasquariello vs. Hofstra, 1979.... 10, Anne Wilkinson vs. James Madison, 3/27/86.................... 10, Ginny Adams vs. Temple, 4/27/78....10, Karen Emas vs. Towson St., 5/7/83 (ECC Playoffs)............... 9, Karen Emas vs. Towson State, 4/14/83.......................8, Karen Emas vs. Bucknell, 4/21/81........................ 8, Karen Emas vs. Ursinus, 3/24/83.......................... 8, Karen Emas vs. Rutgers, 4/5/83......................8, Karen Emas vs. Lafayette, 4/26/83....................... 8, Karen Emas vs. Virginia, 4/29/83........................ 8, Karen Emas vs. Towson, 4/12/84........................8, Karen Emas vs Bucknell, 4/17/84.....................8, Missy Meharg vs. Rutgers, 3/26/85.......... 8, Anne Wilkinson vs. Towson State, 4/24/86...... 8, Meghan Mulqueen vs. West Chester, 4/24/90Goals, Game (Freshman): .......................8, Karen Emas vs. Bucknell, 4/21/81Goals, Season: ......................98, Karen Emas, 1984 (NCAA Record)Goals Per Game, Season: ... 4.90, Karen Emas, 1984Goals, Season (Freshman): .... 54, Karen Emas, 1981Goals, Career: .............. 310, Karen Emas, 1981-84 (NCAA Record)Goals Per Game, Career: .....................................4.65, Karen Emas, 1981-84Consecutive Games Scoring a Goal: ........................... 60, Karen Emas 5/1/81-5/20/84Fastest Goals to Start a Game: .......................:14, Julianna Jeffers at JMU 4/17/11.............................:19, Karen Emas vs. JMU 4/7/83

Assists, Game:.......................8, Karen Emas vs. Bucknell, 4/17/84........................7, Denise Swift vs. Ursinus, 4/21/84.......................... 6, Karen Emas vs. Ithaca, 5/14/81.............5, Elaine Pomian vs. Trenton State, 4/12/80...................... 5, Elaine Pomian vs. Lehigh, 5/15/82........................ 5, Karen Emas vs. Towson, 4/14/83...............5, Lisa Blanc vs. Glassboro State, 4/23/83.......................5, Missy Meharg vs. Towson, 5/7/83..................5, Denise Swift vs. West Chester, 5/1/84.......................... 5, Denise Swift vs. Bucknell, 5/584..............................5, Denise Swift vs. Penn, 5/9/84........................5, Jenn Coyne vs. Bucknell, 4/15/86.........................5, Jenn Coyne vs. Towson, 4/24/86....................... 5, Jenn Rinnander vs. JMU, 4/15/94..........................5, Brenda Lear vs. UMBC, 4/14/92.....................5, Nikki Kucharski vs. W&M, 4/11/03Assists, Game (Freshman):.......................... 6, Karen Emas vs. Ithaca, 5/14/81Assists, Season: .....................43, Denise Swift, 1984Assists Per Game, Season: 2.15, Denise Swift, 1984Assists, Season (Freshman): ... 23, Karen Emas, 1981Assists, Career: ..............110, Karen Emas, 1981-84Assists Per Game, Career:.....................................1.57, Karen Emas, 1981-84

Points, Game:.....................16, Karen Emas vs. Bucknell, 4/17/84...................... 14, Karen Emas vs. Towson, 4/14/83.... 13, Anne Wilkinson vs. James Madison, 3/27/86........................ 12, Karen Emas vs. Ithaca, 5/14/81........................ 11, Karen Emas vs. Rutgers, 4/5/83....................11, Karen Emas vs. Lafayette, 4/26/83................... 11, Karen Emas vs. Towson #2, 5/7/83...................11, Missy Meharg vs. Rutgers, 3/26/85Points, Season: ....................130, Karen Emas, 1984 (NCAA Record)Anne Wilkinson tops Delaware’s games played list with

74 and is second all-time with 88 career assists

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Points Per Game, Season: ... 6.50, Karen Emas, 1984Points, Season (Freshman): .... 77, Karen Emas, 1981Points, Career:.............. 420, Karen Emas, 1981-84 (NCAA Record)Points Per Game, Career: .....................................6.00, Karen Emas, 1981-84..................................3.95, Missy Meharg, 1982-85Consecutive Games Scoring a Point:......... 70, Karen Emas (scored every game in career)

Groundballs, Game: .............................17, Lisa Blanc vs. Lehigh, 5/8/83.............14, Lisa Blanc vs. Glassboro State, 4/23/83.................. 14, Karlyn Wesley vs. Lafayette, 5/3/87......................... 14, Nari Bush vs. Towson, 4/21/88............13, Anne Wilkinson vs. Penn State, 4/10/86.................. 13, Missy Meharg vs. Lafayette, 4/7/84...................... 13, Karen Emas vs. Ursinus, 4/21/84......................13, Beth Manley vs. Ursinus, 4/21/84...................13, Missy Meharg vs. Towson, 4/14/83......................... 13, Lisa Blanc vs. Towson, 4/14/83................ 13, Anne Wilkinson vs. Towson, 4/14/83......................... 13, Lisa Detar vs. Towson, 4/14/83........................ 13, Lisa Blanc vs. Bucknell, 4/19/83Groundballs, Season (since 1983): .............................................. 180, Lisa Blanc, 1983........................................162, Missy Meharg, 1984........................................153, Missy Meharg, 1983............................................ 150, Linda Detar, 1983..................................... 149, Anne Wilkinson, 1983..................................... 143, Anne Wilkinson, 1984...........................................139, Denise Swift, 1983........................................ 139, Linda Schmidt, 1983.............................................. 134, Lisa Detar, 1983...........................................132, Denise Swift, 1984Groundballs Per Game, Season:............................................. 9.00, Lisa Blanc, 1983Groundballs, Career: ................................ 466, Anne Wilkinson, 1983-86...................................391, Missy Meharg, 1982-85.........................................385, Nari Bush, 1986-89..................................... 360, Beth Manley, 1984-87............................... 339, Joanne Ambrogi, 1984-87....................................... 290, Lecia Inden, 1986-89..................................... 271, Denise Swift, 1981-84................................... 267, Linda Schmidt, 1981-84......................................... 262, Lisa Detar, 1981-84......................................246, Karen Emas, 1982-84Groundballs Per Game, Career:............................... 6.30, Anne Wilkinson, 1983-86

Draw Controls (kept since 2002):Game:...........9, Shannon Burns vs. Drexel, 4/15/12.................... 7, Julianna Jeffers vs. Drexel, 4/25/10....6, Casey McCrudden vs. George Mason, 4/10/08Season: ....................... 49, Ashley Moderacki, 2001........................................ 47, Shannon Burns, 2012................................................. 40, Erin Edell, 2003.....................................39, Caitlin McCartney, 2012................................................. 39, Erin Edell, 2004................................................. 38, Erin Edell, 2005....................................... 38, Courtney Aburn, 2008................................... 36, Kalyn McDonough, 2011................................................33, Deb Sloan, 2007.............................32, Michelle Campolettano, 2004.................................. 31, Emily Schaknowski, 2008...............................................30, Libby Pforr, 2003Career: .......................... 138, Erin Edell, 2002-2005............................108, Courtney Aburn, 2007-2010..........................................83, Katie Muth, 2004-08...............................81, Casey McCrudden, 2005-08......................... 81, Emily Shacknowski, 2007-2010...............................80, Holly Burman, 2008-Present...................................... 74, Deb Sloan, 2006-2009...............................61, Ashley Moderacki, 1999-02.................................. 51, Nikki Kucharski, 2000-03.................................... 50, Kristin Cellucci, 2003-06

........................49, Michelle Campolettano, 2001-04Draw Controls per game (kept since 2002):Season: ........................ 2.76, Shannon Burns, 2012.............................................. 2.50, Erin Edell, 2003Career:......................... 2.15, Erin Edell (2002-2005)

Caused Turnovers (kept since 2002):Game:............ 5, Lauren Carrigan vs. JMU, 4/16/06.................. 5, Erin Zimmerman vs. Temple, 3/18/09............5, Amanda Gill at William & Mary, 4/16/10Season: ..........................35, Claire Marrazzo, 2001............................................... 33, Katy Hahn, 2001........................................31, Laurie Tortorelli, 2001.................................... 30, Ashley Moderacki, 2001...........................................29, Lindsey Greer, 2003...........................................26, Holly Burman, 2011........................................ 24, Shannon Burns, 2012............................................24, Allison Lynch, 2004...................................... 22, Erin Zimmerman, 2009..................................... 1, Stacey McPartland, 2007Career: ..........................62, Lindsey Greer, 2002-05................................. 56, Erin Zimmerman, 2006-09............................................ 55, Erin Edell, 2002-05..........................................48, Katie Muth, 2004-08.................................... 47, Laura Libertini, 2003-06................................. 46, Lauren Carrigan, 2002-05........................................45, Ange Gaeta, 2007-09...................................45, Laurie Tortorelli, 2002-05...................................... 42, Allison Lynch, 2002-05

Caused Turnovers per game (kept since 2002):Season: ...........................1.81, Lindsey Greer, 2003Career:...............1.09, Lauren Carrigan (2003-2006)

Interceptions, Season (since 1983): .........................................34, Anne Brooking, 1983Interceptions, Career: ..........58, Nari Bush, 1986-89

Blocks, Season:................112, Anne Brooking, 1983

Shots on Goal, Game (Since 1983): .................. 19, Missy Meharg vs. Lafayette, 4/7/84........................ 18, Karen Emas vs. Towson, 5/7/83................ 18, Karen Emas vs. West Chester, 5/1/84........................ 17, Karen Emas vs. Rutgers, 4/3/84......................17, Karen Emas vs. Lafayette, 4/7/84...........16, Jenn Rinnander vs. West Chester, 5/1/94

.........................16, Missy Meharg vs. Penn, 5/9/84

............... 15, Joanne Canavan vs. Hofstra, 3/28/87

.................. 15, Jenn Rinnander vs. Loyola, 4/16/91

.................. 15, Jenn Rinnander vs. Lehigh, 4/28/92

..................... 15, Jenn Rinnander vs. JMU, 3/22/93

.........15, Jenn Rinnander vs. West Chester, 4/20/93

......... 15, Karen Emas vs. William & Mary, 4/26/84Shots on Goal, Season (Since 1981): ........................................... 245, Karen Emas, 1984........................................202, Missy Meharg, 1984........................................... 199, Karen Emas, 1983........................................181, Missy Meharg, 1985...................................... 170, Jenn Rinnander, 1994..................................161, Anne Pasquariello, 1982.............................................. 144, Lisa Blanc, 1983.........................................142, Sue Daddona, 1995........................................... 141, Karen Emas, 1982...................................... 139, Jenn Rinnander, 1992Shots on Goal, Career:......................................639, Karen Emas, 1981-84...................................602, Missy Meharg, 1982-85............................ 568, Jennifer Rinnander, 1991-94................................ 475, Anne Wilkinson, 1983-86............................373, Meghan Mulqueen, 1989-92.............................372, Casey McCrudden, 2005-08......................................... 350, Lisa Blanc, 1980-83..............................306, Megan Fortunato, 1998-01............................... 296, Joanne Ambrogi, 1984-87....................................... 287, Lecia Inden, 1986-89

Most Goalie Minutes Played, Season:....................................... 1,200, Kim Jackson, 1983....................................... 1,200, Kim Jackson, 1984..................................1,075, Carey Sebastian, 1995...................................1,075, Jessica Cerveny, 2009........................1,040, Makenzie Worthington, 2011...................................1,032, Laurie Tortorelli, 2001.......................................990, Michelle Beach, 1998...........................................990, Leslie Saylor, 1990...........................................990, Leslie Saylor, 1991......................................987, Jessica Cervney, 2008.....................................979, Melissa Woolley, 1986......................................... 964, Karen Critzer, 1994Most Goalie Minutes Played, Career:.................................. 4,200, Kim Jackson, 1981-84......................... 3,807, Jessica Cerveny, 2005-2009..............................3,767, Laurie Tortorelli, 1999-02............................ 3,679, Carey Sebastian, 1995-98.............................2,647, Melissa Woolley, 1986-88..........................2,367:06, Patrice Hughes, 2003-05...................1,652, Makenzie Worthington, 2008-11...............................1,322, Michelle Beach, 1988-89................................... 1,286, Lisa McBeth, 1978-79................................. 1,074, Karen Critzer, 1992-94...................................1,050, Leslie Saylor, 1989-91

Best Goals Per Game Average, Season:......................................... 4.86, Kim Jackson, 1982......................................... 5.80, Kim Jackson, 1981......................................... 6.35, Kim Jackson, 1983......................................... 7.30, Kim Jackson, 1984........................................7.50, Wendy Kridel, 1988..........................................8.20, Leslie Saylor, 1990.....................................8.29, Laurie Tortorelli, 2001......................................8.35, Michelle Beach, 1989....................................8.60, Melissa Woolley, 1987....................................8.62, Carey Sebastian, 1996Best Goals Per Game Average, Career:.................................... 6.18, Kim Jackson, 1981-84.....................................8.72, Leslie Saylor, 1988-91.................................9.17, Michelle Beach, 1998-89.........................................9.20, Kim Crossley, 1980.............................. 9.24, Carey Sebastian, 1995-98................................9.43, Laurie Tortorelli, 1999-02.....................9.95, Makenzie Worthington, 2008-11................................. 10.28, Karen Critzer, 1992-94..................................... 10.5, Lisa McBeth, 1978-79

Karen Emas is Delaware’s all-time leader with 420 points, 310 goals and 110 assists. Her point and goal totals still

rank among NCAA Division I Leaders

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..............................10.61, Melissa Wooley, 1986-88

.................................10.8, Patrice Hughes, 2003-05

Goalie Saves, Game:.................... 36, Lisa McBeth vs. West Chester, 1978.......................31, Kim Crossley vs. Maryland, 1980........................... 29, Kim Jackson vs. Ursinus, 1981................... 23, Melissa Woolley vs. Lafayette, 1986Goalie Saves, Season: ....264 by Kim Jackson, 1983Goalie Saves, Per Game Season: .........................................15.4, Kim Crossley, 1980Goalie Saves, Career: ................................. 925 by Kim Jackson, 1981-84Goalie Saves Per Game Career:.........................................15.4, Kim Crossley, 1980Save Percentatge, Season:......................................... .724, Kim Jackson, 1981......................................... .704, Kim Jackson, 1982........................................ .675, Kim Jackson, 1983........................................ .629, Kim Jackson, 1984........................................ .626, Kim Crossley, 1980.................................... .609, Laurie Tortorelli, 2001................................... .603, Carey Sebastian, 1997................................... .593, Carey Sebastian, 1998......................................... .583, Lisa McBeth, 1979................................... .576, Carey Sebastian, 1996Save Percentage, Career:................................... .678, Kim Jackson, 1981-84........................................ .626, Kim Crossley, 1980..................................... .572, Lisa McBeth, 1978-79............................. .571, Carey Sebastian, 1995-98............................... .560, Laurie Tortorelli, 1999-02.................................... .553, Leslie Saylor, 1988-91.................................. .539, Katie Partlow, 1991-92................................ .535, Michelle Beach, 1988-89.................................. .534, Karen Critzer, 1992-94.............................. .523, Melissa Woolley, 1986-88

CAREER POINTS LEADERS (100 Point Club)1. Karen Emas ................. 1981-84 ............ *4202. Missy Meharg .............. 1982-85 ..............2853. Jenn Rinnander ............ 1991-94 ..............257 Anne Wilkinson ........... 1983-86 ..............2575. Lisa Blanc .................... 1980-83 ..............2526. Ann Pasquariello ......... 1979-82 ..............2047. Elaine Pomian .............. 1979-82 ..............1958. Megan Fortunato ......... 1998-01 .............1889. Meghan Mulqueen ....... 1989-92 ..............173 Casey McCrudden ........ 2005-08 ..............17311. Joanne Ambrogi .......... 1984-87 .............17112. Jen Coyne ................... 1984-87 ..............16013. Katie Muth ................... 2004-08 ..............15614. Sarah Edwards ............ 1997-00 ..............15215. Emily Schaknowski ...... 2007-10 ..............15116. Amy Sullivan ............... 1996-99 .............15017. Sue Daddona ............... 1992-95 ..............14718. Lecia Inden .................. 1986-89 ..............14319. Barbara Wolffe ............ 1987-90 .............14120. Laura Perry ................. 1994-96 .............13521. Courtney Aburn ........... 2007-10 ..............11822. Christy Buck ................ 1997-00 .............11723. Denise Swift ................. 1982-84 .............116 Kelly Frey .................... 1994-96 .............11625. Deb Sloan .................... 2006-09 .............11326. Kirsten McEntee ........... 1994-97 .............11027. Kate O’Connell ............ 1998-01 ............ .106

CAREER GOAL LEADERS (100 Goal Club)1. Karen Emas ................. 1981-84 ............ *3102. Missy Meharg .............. 1982-85 ..............2273. Lisa Blanc .................... 1980-83 ..............1904. Jenn Rinnander ............ 1991-94 ..............1885. Anne Wilkinson ........... 1983-86 ..............1696. Meghan Mulqueen ....... 1989-92 ..............1487. Ann Pasquariello ......... 1979-82 ..............1478. Casey McCrudden ........ 2005-08 ..............1469. Joanne Ambrogi .......... 1984-87 ..............129

10. Elaine Pomian .............. 1979-82 ............. .118 Megan Fortunato ......... 1998-01 ..............11812. Katie Muth ................... 2004-08 ..............11413. Sue Daddona ............... 1992-95 ..............11214. Sarah Edwards ............ 1997-00 ..............11115. Jen Coyne ................... 1984-87 ..............10716. Lecia Inden .................. 1986-89 ..............106

CAREER ASSIST LEADERS1. Karen Emas ................. 1981-84 ..............1102. Anne Wilkinson ........... 1983-86 ................883. Elaine Pomian .............. 1979-82 ............... .774. Megan Fortunato ......... 1998-01 ................705. Jenn Rinnander ............ 1991-94 ................69 Denise Swift ................. 1982-84 ................69 Emily Schaknowski ...... 2007-10 ................698. Amy Sullivan ............... 1996-99 ................669. Lisa Blanc .................... 1980-83 ................6210. Missy Meharg .............. 1982-85 ................5811. Ann Pasquariello ......... 1979-82 ................5712. Jenn Coyne .................. 1984-87 ................53

CAREER GOALIE SAVES LEADERS1. Kim Jackson ..................... 1981-84 ..............9252. Laurie Tortorelli ................. 1999-02 ..............7543. Carey Sebastian ............... 1995-98 ..............7504. Jessica Cerveny ................ 2006-09 ..............5525. Melissa Woolley ............... 1985-86 ..............5126. Leslie Saylor ..................... 1989-91 ..............3737. Patrice Hughes ................. 2003-05 ..............3448. Lisa McBeth ...................... 1978-79 ..............3019. Kim Crossley .......................1980 ................23110. Michelle Beach ............... 1988-89 ..............22011. Karen Critzer .................. 1992-94 ..............21112. Makenzie Worthington .... 2008-11 ..............20713. Katie Partlow ....................1991 ................166

SINGLE-SEASON POINTS LEADERS1. Karen Emas .....................1984 ................1302. Karen Emas .....................1983 ................1293. Missy Meharg ..................1985 ..................884. Lisa Blanc ........................1983 ..................875. Missy Meharg ..................1984 ..................866. Karen Emas .....................1982 ..................847. Missy Meharg ..................1983 .................788. Karen Emas .....................1981 ..................77 Jennifer Rinnander ...........1994 ..................7710. Anne Wilkinson ...............1986 .................74

SINGLE-SEASON ASSIST LEADERS1. Denise Swift.....................1984 ................ .432. Karen Emas .....................1983 ..................343. Karen Emas .....................1984 ..................324. Anne Wilkinson ...............1985 ..................28 Lisa Blanc ........................1983 .................286. Emily Schaknowski ..........2008 .................277. Denise Swift.....................1983 .................268. Amy Sullivan ...................1997 .................25 Jenn Rinnander ................1994 .................25 Megan Fortunato .............2000 .................2511. Jen Coyne .......................1986 .................24 Missy Meharg ..................1983 .................24

SINGLE-SEASON SAVES LEADERS1. Kim Jackson ....................1983 ................2642. Kim Jackson ....................1984 ................2483. Kim Cossley .....................1980 ................2314. Kim Jackson ....................1981 ................2285. Laurie Tortorelli ................2001 ................2206. Laurie Tortorelli ................2002 ................2167. Melissa Woolley...............1986 ................2108. Carey Sebastian ..............1998 ................2019. Carey Sebastian ..............1995 ................19910. Karen Critzer .................. 1994 ................193

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING LEADERS(Goals-Assists-Points)1978...... Ginny Adams .............................31-na-311979 ..... Ann Pasquariello ........................37-13-50.............. Elaine Pomian .............................34-16-501980 ..... Lisa Blanc .....................................44-5-491981 ..... Karen Emas ...............................54-23-771982 ..... Karen Emas ...............................63-21-841983 ..... Karen Emas .............................95-34-1291984 ..... Karen Emas .............................98-32-1301985 ..... Missy Meharg ............................69-19-881986 ..... Anne Wilkinson .........................56-18-741987 ..... Joanne Canavan .........................42-10-521988 ..... Lecia Inden ..................................34-8-421989 ..... Lecia Inden ..................................39-9-481990 ..... Barb Wolffe ...............................26-19-451991 ..... Meghan Mulqueen .......................42-8-501992 ..... Jenn Rinnander ...........................43-13-561993 ..... Jenn Rinnander ...........................55-19-741994...... Jenn Rinnander ...........................52-25-771995 ..... Sue Daddona .............................56-16-721996 ..... Laura Perry ...............................28-17-451997 ..... Amy Sullivan .............................19-25-441998 ..... Amy Sullivan .............................33-21-541999 ..... Megan Fortunato .......................40 -19-592000 ..... Megan Fortunato ........................31-25-56.............. Sarah Edwards ..........................42-14-562001 ..... Megan Fortunato ........................35-15-502002 ..... Corinne Shuck ..............................35-9-442003 ..... Nikki Kucharski .........................24-12-362004 ..... Jenny Diana (Fr.) ...........................38-6-442005 ..... Becky Rausa ...............................23-16-392006 ..... Casey McCrudden ........................38-8-462007 ..... Nicole Flego (Fr.) ........................36-22-582008 ..... Emily Schaknowski ....................29-27-562009...... Emily Schaknowski .....................20-13-332010...... Ali Libertini ...................................25-9-342011...... Julianna Jeffers .............................32-4-362012...... Chelsea Fay ..................................35-6-41

GOALS1978 ..... Ginny Adams .......................................311979 ..... Ann Pasquariello .................................371980 ..... Lisa Blanc .............................................441981 ..... Karen Emas (Fr.) ....................................641982 ..... Karen Emas ..........................................631983 ..... Karen Emas ..........................................951984 ..... Karen Emas ..........................................981985 ..... Missy Meharg .......................................691986 ..... Anne Wilkinson ....................................561987 ..... Joanne Canavan ...................................42

Missy Meharg is second in Delaware history with 285 career points and 227 career goals

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1988 ..... Lecia Inden ...........................................341989 ..... Meghan Mulqueen ................................351991 ..... Meghan Mulqueen ................................421992 ..... Jenn Rinnander .....................................431993 ..... Jenn Rinnander .....................................551994 ..... Jenn Rinnander .....................................521995 ..... Sue Daddona ........................................561996 ..... Laura Perry ..........................................281997 ..... Melissa Hefner. .....................................301998 ..... Amy Sullivan ........................................331999 ..... Megan Fortunato ..................................402000 ..... Sarah Edwards .....................................422001 ..... Megan Fortunato ..................................352002 ..... Corinne Shuck ......................................352003 ..... Nikki Kcharski .....................................24.............. Erin Edell .............................................242004 ..... Jenny Diana .........................................382005 ..... Casey McCrudden (Fr.) ..........................322006 ..... Casey McCrudden .................................382007 ..... Katie Muth ............................................372008 ..... Casey McCrudden .................................432009 ..... Deb Sloan ............................................242010 ..... Ali Libertini ..........................................25.............. Julianna Jeffers .....................................252011 ..... Julianna Jeffers .....................................322012 ..... Chelsea Fay ..........................................35.............. Caitlin McCartney .................................35

ASSISTS1978 ..... na1979 ..... Elaine Pomian .......................................161980 ..... Elaine Pomian .......................................201981 ..... Karen Emas ..........................................231982 ..... Elaine Pomian .......................................221983 ..... Karen Emas ..........................................341984 ..... Denise Swift..........................................431985 ..... Anne Wilkinson ....................................281986 ..... Jen Coyne ............................................241987 ..... Joanne Canavan ...................................10.............. Lecia Inden ...........................................101988 ..... Lecia Inden .............................................81989 ..... Barb Wolffe ..........................................141990 ..... Barb Wolffe ..........................................191991 ..... Jenn Rinnander .....................................121992 ..... Jenn Rinnander .....................................131993 ..... Jenn Rinnander .....................................191994 ..... Jenn Rinnander .....................................251995 ..... Kelly Frey .............................................231996 ..... Laura Perry ..........................................171997 ..... Amy Sullivan ........................................251998 ..... Amy Sullivan ........................................211999 ..... Megan Fortunato ..................................192000 ..... Megan Fortunato ..................................252001 ..... Kate O’Connell .....................................162002 ..... Corinne Shuck ........................................92003 ..... Nikki Kurcharski ...................................122004 ..... Shannon Kron ......................................182005 ..... Becky Rausa .........................................162006 ..... Megan Hager .......................................122007 ..... Nicole Flego .........................................222008 ..... Emily Schaknowski ..............................272009 ..... Emily Schaknowski ..............................132010 ..... Emily Schaknowski ..............................122011 ..... Holly Burman ......................................132012 ..... Allison Hahn .........................................11

SAVES1978 ..... Lisa McBeth ........................................1261979 ..... Lisa McBeth ........................................1751980 ..... Kim Crossley ......................................2311981 ..... Kim Jackson ......................................2281982 ..... Kim Jackson ......................................1741983 ..... Kim Jackson .......................................2641984 ..... Kim Jackson .......................................2481985 ..... Melissa Woolley..................................1461986 ..... Melissa Woolley..................................2101987 ..... Melissa Woolley..................................158

1988 ..... Wendy Kridel .......................................951989 ..... Michelle Beach ....................................1691990 ..... Leslie Saylor .......................................1861991 ..... Leslie Saylor .......................................1841992 ..... Katie Partlow ......................................1631993 ..... Lauren Baugher ..................................1521994 ..... Karen Critzer .....................................1931995 ..... Carey Sebastian .................................1991996 ..... Carey Sebastian .................................1701997 ..... Carey Sebastian .................................1841998 ..... Carey Sebastian .................................2011999 ..... Laurie Tortorelli ..................................1292000 ..... Laurie Tortorelli ...................................1892001 ..... Laurie Tortorelli ..................................2202002 ..... Laurie Tortorelli ..................................2612003 ..... Patrice Hughes ....................................1102004 ..... Patrice Hughes ...................................1172005 ..... Patrice Hughes ...................................1232006 ..... Jessica Cerveny .................................1252007 ..... Jessica Cerveny .................................1172008 ..... Jessica Cerveny ..................................1532009 ..... Jessica Cerveny .................................1572010 ..... Makenzie Worthington..........................732011 ..... Makenzie Worthington........................1262012 ..... Alex Zaugra .......................................124

ALL-TIME OVERTIME GAMES ......................... (10-13)Home: 6-7 Away: 4-4 Neutral: 0-21980.... Denison 13, Delaware 12 (at UMBC)

USWLA Tournament1986.... Delaware 8, Lehigh 7 (Home)

ECC Semifinals1988.... Delaware 12, Marland 11 (Home)1990.... Delaware 11, Lehigh 10 (Home)

ECC Semifinals1991.... Loyola 12, Delaware 11 (Home)............ Delaware 12, Lehigh 8 (Away)1995.... Old Dominion 9, Delaware 7 (at JMU)

CAA Championship1997.... Princeton 13, Delaware 12 (Home)1998.... James Madison 11, Delaware 10 (Home)............ Old Dominion 8, Delaware 7 (Away)1999.... Princeton 10, Delaware 8 (Home)2001.... Hofstra 10, Delaware 9 (Away)2004.... Northwestern 9, Delaware 8 (Home)2006.... Delaware 12, Denver 11 (Home)............ Delaware 9, Brown 8 (Home)............ Hofstra 16, Delaware 13 (Away)2007.... Delaware 7, Old Dominion 6 (Home)2009.... Rutgers 7, Delaware 6 (Away)2010.... Delaware 12, Old Dominion 11 (Away)2011.... Delaware 10, Lehigh 9 (Away)............ Towson 9, Delaware 8 (2OT) (Home)............ Delaware 12, George Mason 11 (2OT) (Away)............ William & Mary 11, Delaware 10 (3OT) (Home)

ACTIVE CAREER SCORING LEADERSThrough the End of the 2012 SeasonPlayer ......................G A Pts. C-Hi GChelsea Fay ...............47 7 54 4Caitlin McCartney .....35 4 39 4Blair King ..................21 7 27 5Allison Hahn .............17 11 28 3Bridget Burns ............15 5 20 3Shannon Burns ..........15 1 16 3Abbie Hartman .........14 2 16 2Brittany Griel .............7 1 11 1Angela Biciocchi .......5 3 8 1Rachel Dooley ...........2 1 3 1Kelsey Dlugos ............2 0 2 1Leigh Kaminski ..........1 0 1 1

Career Hat Tricks:Caitlin McCartney - 6Chelsea Fay - 5Allison Hahn - 2Blair King - 2

Bridget Burns - 2Shannon Burns - 1

Active Points Streak:Caitlin McCartney - 15Chelsea Fay - 10Shannon Burns - 3Allison Hahn - 2Bridget Burns - 2Blair King - 2Abbie Hartman - 1

Active Goal-Scoring Streak:Caitlin McCartney - 11Chelsea Fay - 10Shannon Burns - 3Allison Hahn - 2Bridget Burns - 2Abbie Hartman - 1Blair King - 1

WOMEN’S LACROSSE DELAWARE STADIUM FACTSRecord: 13-21 (.382)Conference Record: 6-8 (.429) CAAOvertime Record: 0-2 (.000)vs. Ranked Opponents: 0-3 (.000)Largest Attendance: 613 vs. Old Dominion, 4/24/11Largest Single-Season Attendance: 3,001, 2011First game: February 16, 2011, Delaware vs. No. 1 Maryland; (Maryland won 17-8)First Goal Scored: Alex Aust (Maryland) vs. UD 2/16/11 (3:01 into game)First UD Goal Scored: Ali Libertini vs. Maryland 2/16/11 (8:02 into game)Most Goals, Team: 17, Delaware, vs. Saint Mary’s College, 3/29/11 17, Maryland, vs Delaware, 2/16/11Most Delaware Goals, Team: 17, Delaware vs. Saint Mary’s College, 3/29/11Most Goals, Half, Team: 12, Maryland, 2/16/11 (First Half)Most UD Goals, Half, Team: 10 vs. Saint Mary’s College (Calif.), 3/29/11 (First) 8, vs. Saint Joseph’s, 3/23/11 (Second Half)Fewest Goals Scored, Team: 3, Saint Joseph’s vs. Delaware, 3/23/11 4, Delaware vs. Drexel, 4/13/12 5, Saint Mary’s College (Calif.), 3/29/11Fewest Goals Scored, Combined: 13, Drexel vs. Delaware, 4/13/12 13, Hofstra vs. Delaware, 4/8/11Longest Game: Delaware vs. William & Mary, 70:05 (3OT), (W&M 11-10) 4/22/11Delaware vs. Towson, 67:42 (2OT), (Towson 9-8), 4/2/11

Most Points, Individual (4 minimum): 6, Monica Zabel, James Madison, 4/20/12 (4g, 2a) 6, Alica Krause (UMBC), 3/7/12 (4g, 2a) 6, Karri Ellen Johnson, Maryland, 2/16/11 (5g, 1a) 6, Alex Aust, Maryland, 2/16/11 (4g, 2a) 6, Meg Decker (Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11 (4g, 2a) 5, Allison Hahn vs. James Madison, 4/20/12 (3g, 2a) 5, Maggie McCormick, Penn State, 3/10/12 (3g, 2a) 5, Lindsay Cox, UMBC, 3/7/12 (4g, 1a) 5, Caitlin McCartney vs. Villanova, 2/22/12 (4g, 1a) 5, Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland, 2/16/11 (5g, 0a) 4, Emily Ellisen, George Mason, 4/22/12 (4g, 0a) 4, Bridget Burns vs. James Madison, 4/20/12 (3g, 1a) 4, Allison Hahn vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 (1g, 3a) 4, Caitlin McCartney vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 (4g, 0a) 4, Chelsea Fay vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 (4g, 0a) 4, Abby Wilson, UMCBC, 3/7/12 (3g, 1a) 4, Julie McBrien, Lehigh, 2/25/12 (3g, 1a) 4, Chelsea Fay vs. Lehigh, 2/15/12 (4g, 0a) 4, Kalyn McDonough vs. William & Mary, 4/22/11 (3g, 1a) 4, Morgan Leonard vs. Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 3/29/11) (4g, 0a) 4, Holly Burman vs. Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 3/29/11 (4g, 0a)

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4, Julianna Jeffers vs. Temple, 3/19/11 (4g, 0a) 4, Corrine Drost vs. Loyola (Md.) 3/16/11 (4g, 0a) 4, Ali Libertini vs. Maryland, 2/16/11 (4g, 0a) 4, Stephanie Parcell, Temple, 3/19/11 (3g, 1a) 4, Sarah Mollison, Maryland, 2/16/11 (1g 3a) 4, Marlee Paton, Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11 (3g, 1a) 4, Ashley Holofcener, William & Mary, 4/22/11 (2g, 2a)

Most Goals, Individual (3 minimum): 5, Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland, 2/16/11 5, Karri Ellen Johnson, Maryland, 2/16/11 4, Caitlin McCartney vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 4, Chelsea Fay vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 4, Emily Ellisen, George Mason, 4/22/12 4, Monica Zabel, James Madison, 4/20/12 4, Alicia Krause, UMBC, 3/7/12 4, Lindsay Cox, UMBC, 3/7/12 4, Chelsea Fay vs. Lehigh, 2/25/12 4, Caitlin McCartney vs. Villanova, 2/22/12 4, Morgan Leonard vs. Saint Mary’s (Calif.), 3/29/11 4, Holly Burman (UD) vs. Saint Mary’s (Calif.), 3/29/11 4, Julianna Jeffers vs. Temple, 3/19/11 4, Corrine Drost vs. Loyola, 3/16/11 4, Ali Libertini vs. Maryland, 2/16/11 4, Alex Aust, Maryland, 2/16/11 4, Meg Decker, Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11 3, Allison Hahn vs. James Madison, 4/20/12 3, Bridget Burns vs. James Madison, 4/20/12 3, Caitlin McCartney vs. James Madison, 4/20/12 3, Ariel Lane, James Madison, 4/20/12 3, Blair King vs. Penn State, 3/10/12 3, Maggie McCormick, Penn State, 3/10/12 3, Theresa Zichelli, Penn State, 3/10/12 3, Abby Wilson, UMBC, 3/7/12 3, Shannon Burns vs. Lehigh, 2/25/12 3, Julie McBrien, Lehigh, 2/25/12 3, Chelsea Fay vs. Villanova, 2/22/12 3, Julianna Jeffers vs. Maryland, 2/16/11 3, Grace Gavin, Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11 3, Marlee Paton, Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11 3, Stephanie Parcell, Temple, 3/19/11 3, Ashley Waldron, Towson, 4/2/11

Most Assists, Individual (3 minimum): 3, Allison Hahn vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 3, Holly Burman vs. Towson, 4/2/11 3, Kalyn McDonough vs. Saint Mary’s (Calif.), 3/29/11 3, Ali Libertini vs. Saint Mary’s (Calif.), 3/29/11 3, Ali Libertini vs. Temple, 3/19/11 3, Sarah Mollison, Maryland, 2/16/11

Most Shots by Individual, Game (7 minimum): 11, Emily Ellisen, George Mason, 4/22/12 10, Chelsea Fay, vs. Lehigh, 2/25/12 8, Caitlin McCartney vs. George Mason 4/22/12 8, Shannon Burns vs. La Salle, 3/3/12 8, Melanie Sarcinello, La Salle, 3/3/12 8, Justine Donodeo, Villanova, 2/22/12 8, Julianna Jeffers vs. Old Dominion, 4/24/11 7, Chelsea Fay vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 7, Caitlin McCartney vs. James Madison, 4/20/12 7, Alicia Krause, UMBC, 3/7/12 7, Shannon Burns vs. UMBC, 3/7/12 7, Chelsea Fay vs. Villanova, 2/22/12 7, Corrine Drost vs. Saint Mary’s (Calif.), 3/29/11 7, Corrine Drost vs. Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11 7, Julianna Jeffers vs. Maryland, 2/16/11 7, Lisa Bernardini, Old Dominion, 4/24/11

Most Goalie Saves, Individual (10 Minimum): 13, Makenzie Worthington vs. Old Dominion, 4/24/11 11, Makenzie Worthington vs. William & Mary, 4/22/11 11, Kathleen Worsdale, Saint Mary’s (Calif.), 3/29/11 11, Mary Teers, Towson, 4/2/11 10, Megan Corliss, La Salle, 3/3/12 10, Alex Zaugra vs. Lehigh, 2/25/12 10, Jackie Pandolf, Hofstra, 4/8/11

Most Groundballs, Individual, Game (5 minimum): 6, Makenzie Worthington vs. Hofstra, 4/8/11 6, Mary Teeters, Towson, 4/2/11 5, Alex Zaugra vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 5, Alex Alois vs. Penn State, 3/10/12 5, Makenzie Worthington vs. William & Mary, 4/22/11

Most Draw Controls, Individual (4 minimum): 5, Shannon Burns vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 5, Caitlin McCartney vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 5, Amy Roguski, James Madison, 4/20/12 5, Kristen Bilney, UMBC, 3/7/12 5, Holly Burman vs. Towson, 4/2/11 5, Kalyn McDonough vs. Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11 5, Grace Golden, William & Mary, 4/22/11 5, Jillian Chong, Saint Mary’s (Calif.), 3/29/11 4, Caitlin McCartney vs. James Madison, 4/20/12 4, Shannon Burns vs. UMBC, 3/7/12 4, Caitlin McCartney vs. UMBC, 3/7/12 4, Caitlin McCartney vs. La Salle, 3/3/12 4, Chelsea Fay vs. La Salle, 3/3/12 4, Caitlin McCartney vs. Villanova, 2/22/12 4, Bridget Burns vs. Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11 4, Grace Gavin, Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11

Most Caused Turnovers, Individual (3 minimum): 4, Shawna Giust, Villanova, 2/22/12 4, Grace Golden, William & Mary, 4/22/11 3, Mary Schwartz, George Mason, 4/22/12 3, Jessica Harkey, UMBC, 3/7/12 3, Alex Alois vs. Penn State, 3/10/12 3, Angela Biciocchi vs. Penn State, 3/10/12 3, Kierstan Smith vs. Lehigh, 2/25/12 3, Quinn Daly vs. William & Mary, 4/22/11 3, Morgan Leonard vs. Hofstra, 4/8/11 3, Kalyn McDonough vs. Towson, 4/2/11 3, Grace Gavin, Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11 3, Sarah Johnson, William & Mary, 4/22/11

Most Goals, Team: 17, Maryland vs. Delaware, 2/16/11 17, Delaware vs. Saint Mary’s (Calif.), 3/29/11 15, UMBC vs. Delaware, 3/7/12 14, Loyola (Md.) vs. Delaware, 3/16/11 14, Delaware vs. Temple, 3/19/11 13, Delaware vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 13, Delaware vs. Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11 13, Delaware vs. Saint Joseph’s, 3/23/11

Most Shots, Team: 34, Delaware vs. Saint Mary’s (Calif.), 3/29/11 29, Old Dominion vs. Delaware, 4/24/11 28, UMBC vs. Delaware, 3/7/12 28, Delaware vs. La Salle, 3/3/12 28, Delaware vs. Villanova, 2/22/12 27, George Mason vs. Delaware, 4/22/12 27, William & Mary vs. Delaware, 4/22/11 26, La Salle vs. Delaware, 3/3/12

Most Groundballs, Team: 23, Delaware vs. Saint Mary’s (Calif.), 3/29/11 22, Delaware vs. Hofstra, 4/8/11 20, Delaware vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 19, La Salle vs. Delaware, 3/3/12 19, Towson vs. Delaware, 4/2/11 18, Drexel vs. Delaware, 4/13/12 18, Delaware vs. Lehigh, 2/25/12

Most Draw Controls, Team: 17, Delaware vs. Loyola (Md.), 3/16/11 15, Delaware vs. Maryland, 2/16/11 15, Delaware vs. Saint Mary’s (Calif.), 3/29/11 15, Delaware vs. Towson, 4/2/11 14, Delaware vs. George Mason, 4/22/12 14, La Salle vs. Delaware, 3/3/12 14, William & Mary vs. Delaware, 4/22/11 13, James Madison vs. Delaware, 4/20/12

13, Delaware vs. La Salle, 3/3/12 13, Lehigh vs. Delaware, 2/25/12 12, Delaware vs. James Madison, 4/20/12

WOMEN’S LACROSSE RULLO STADIUM FACTSRecord at Rullo: 55-40 (.579)First game: March 14, 1999, Delaware vs. Old Dominion (snowed out 12 minutes into game)First official game: April 1, 1999 vs. Drexel (UD won 19-2)First Goal Scored: Amy Sullivan vs. Drexel, 4/1/99 (0:57 into game)Most Goals, Team: 21, Delaware vs. Vermont, 3/19/00 21, Delaware vs. Villanova, 3/16/05Most Goals, Half, Team: 13 vs. Loyola, 4/24/07 13 vs. Villanova, 3/16/05Least Goals, Team: 2, Drexel vs. UD, 4/1/99 2, Vermont vs. UD, 3/19/00Most Shots, Team: 45, UD vs. Villanova, 4/27/07

Most Goals, Individual: 8, Gail Decker, James Madison, 4/9/04 7, Jill Toomey, George Mason, 4/20/03 6, Sarah Edwards vs. James Madison, 3/25/00 6, Kristie Leggio, Denver, 2/28/06 6, Casey McCrudden vs. St. Bonaventure, 3/21/07 6, Kim Griffin, James Madison, 4/11/08 6, Stephanie Allen vs. William & Mary, 4/5/09 5, Megan Santacroce, Loyola, 4/24/99 5, Megan Fortunato vs. Rutgers, 3/15/00 5, Jenny Heister, Old Dominion, 3/10/01 5, Michelle Campolettano vs. Denver, 3/21/04 5, Casey McCrudden vs. Towson, 3/25/05 5, Emily Hoesch vs. Delaware, 4/9/06 5, Casey McCrudden vs. Penn State, 4/12/06 5, Kate McHarg, Loyola, 4/24/07 5, Casey McCrudden vs. UMBC, 3/10/08 5, Nicole Flego vs. UMBC, 3/10/08 5, Katie Muth vs. Drexel, 4/4/08 5, Theresa Bucci, Penn State, 3/13/10 5, Carter Foote, Vanderbilt, 3/28/10 5, Casey Ancarrow, James Madison, 4/11/10 5, Blair King vs. James Madison, 4/11/10

Most Assists, Individual: 5, Kristy Manas, George Mason, 4/20/03 5, Kathleen McPike, Hofstra, 4/20/00 5, Mary Key, Johns Hopkins, 4/19/06 5, Monica Zabel, James Madison, 4/11/10

Most Assists by a Delaware Player: 4, Kristin Cellucci vs. Villanova, 3/16/05 4, Casey McCrudden vs. Loyola (Md.), 4/24/07 3, Megan Fortunato vs. Temple, 4/27/99 3, Megan Fortunato vs. Vermont, 3/19/00 3, Shannon Kron vs. Denver, 3/21/04 3, Becky Rausa vs. Towson, 3/25/05 3, Megan Hager vs. George Mason, 4/14/06 3, Emily Schaknowski vs. Virginia Tech, 3/27/07 3, Katie Muth vs. Towson, 4/1/07 3, Emily Schaknowski vs. St. Bonaventure, 3/8/08 3, Blair King vs. George Mason, 4/9/10

Most Goalie Saves, Delaware: 20, Laurie Tortorelli vs. Boston Univ., 4/14/01

Most Goalie Saves, Opponent: 20, Sheena Ommen, Temple, 5/2/01

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1978 (5-6) Head Coach: Judith A. Clapp

Captains: Patricia Weber, Andrea White at Maryland ............................................... L 4-14 Rutgers ................................................... W 10-2 Trenton State ............................................ W 10-2 Glassboro .............................................. W 13-11 at East Stroudsburg .................................. L 11-13 at Temple ................................................. L 18-25 Towson State .............................................. W 9-4 at West Chester .......................................... L 8-19 at East Stroudsburg ...................................... L 3-8 Rutgers ..................................................... W 9-5 Yale...... ....................................................... L 6-7

1979 (8-7) Head Coach: Judith A. Clapp

Captains: Kay Hewlett, Andrea White at Penn State .............................................. L 2-25 at Ursinus ................................................... L 3-11 East Stroudsburg ........................................ W 7-6 at Maryland ............................................... L 5-12 at Rutgers................................................. L 11-13 at Temple ................................................... L 4-13 Glassboro ................................................ W 13-9 Towson State ............................................ W 13-6 at West Chester .......................................... L 8-17 Trenton State ........................................... W 10-3 Bridgewater* .............................................. W 8-4 Lock Haven* .............................................. L 5-14 Hofstra* ................................................... W 25-8 Johns Hopkins*......................................... W 17-5 Denison* .................................................. W 18-7 * U.S. Women’s Lacrosse Association (USWLA) Division II Tournament at Hollins, Va. (5th Place)

1980 (9-6) Head Coach: Janet A. Smith

Captains: Carol Spratt, Margie Corwin Ursinus ................................................... L 10-14 Rutgers ................................................... W 13-6 Penn State .................................................. L 6-17 at Trenton State ........................................ W 17-9 at East Stroudsburg .................................. W 12-5 at Maryland ............................................... L 5-12 at Temple ................................................... L 5-16 at Glassboro ............................................ W 10-8 Towson State ............................................ W 11-8 at West Chester .......................................... L 7-11 Towson State^ ................................... L 12-13 (OT) Denison* .................................................. W 16-5 Boston University^ .................................... W 12-4Loyola (Md.)^ ........................................... W 11-6 Lock Haven^ .............................................. W 9-4 ^ USWLA II Tournament at Loyola (5th Place)

1981 (13-2) AIAW NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Head Coach: Janet A. Smith Captains: Patti Wilkinson, Linda West

at Ursinus ................................................... L 8-11 at Rutgers................................................... W 8-3 East Stroudsburg ...................................... W 26-2 at Lehigh .................................................. W 11-7 Lafayette .................................................. W 17-4 at West Chester .......................................... W 9-7 Bucknell ................................................... W 17-3 Temple.. ..................................................... W 8-7 Glassboro ................................................ W 23-6 at Towson State ........................................ W 10-4 Loyola (Md.)+ ........................................... W 16-8 Lehigh+ ....................................................... L 8-9 Ithaca#. ................................................... W 22-6 Loyola (Md.)# ............................................. W 7-6 Lehigh# ..................................................... W 8-4 + EAIAW Regionals at Loyola (2nd Place) # AIAW Division II Nationals at Penn State (1st Place)

1982 (14-1) AIAW NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Head Coach: Janet A. Smith Captains:Anne Brooking, Ann Pasquariello

Ursinus.. ................................................... W 17-7 James Madison ........................................ W 19-5 Rutgers....... ............................................. W 15-1 East Stroudsburg ...................................... W 18-0 Lafayette .................................................. W 12-6 Lehigh.. ................................................... W 19-3 Bucknell ................................................... W 13-1 Temple...... ................................................... L 4-5 Glassboro ................................................ W 20-2 West Chester .......................................... W 17-11 Towson State+ ............................................ W 9-2 Lehigh+... ................................................. W 14-6 Cortland State# ...................................... W 17-11 Colgate#. ................................................. W 21-5 Lehigh#...... .............................................. W 10-8 + EAIAW Regionals at Loyola (1st Place) # AIAW Division II Nationals at West Chester (1st Place)

1983 (18-2, 4-0 ECC) NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

EAST COAST CONFERENCE CHAMPS Head Coach: Janet A. Smith

Captains: Anne Brooking, Rita Devine 3/24 at Ursinus .................................. W 19-10 4/5 at Rutgers .................................... W 20-3 4/7 James Madison ............................ W 17-7 4/14 at Towson State* .......................... W 21-6 4/16 at Lehigh* ...................................... W 9-6 4/18 Trenton State ............................... W 13-4 4/19 Bucknell* ..................................... W 17-6 4/21 Temple ........................................ W 10-5 4/23 Glassboro ................................... W 25-1 4/26 Lafayette* .................................... W 15-3 4/27 Loyola (MD) ................................. W 15-6 4/29 Virginia ....................................... W 19-6 5/2 at Penn State ................................. L 9-16 5/3 at West Chester ............................. L 9-10 5/7 Towson State% ............................. W 28-3 5/8 Lehigh% ........................................ W 9-8 5/11 William & Mary$ ......................... W 11-7 5/14 Maryland$ .................................. W 11-8 5/21 Penn State$ ................................... W 7-5 5/22 Temple& ...................................... W 10-7 * East Coast Conference Games (1st Place) % East Coast Conf. Tournament at Delaware (1st Place) $ NCAA Division I Tourn.at Philadelphia, Pa. (1st Place)

1984 (15-4-1, 4-0 ECC) 3RD, NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

ECC CHAMPIONS Head Coach: Janet A. Smith

Captains: Karen Emas, Linda Schmidt 3/22 Maryland ........................................ T 8-8 4/3 Rutgers ........................................ W 21-3 4/7 at Lafayette* ................................ W 14-4 4/10 Penn State ..................................... L 7-19 4/12 Towson State* ............................ W 21-10 4/14 Lehigh* ........................................ W 14-7 4/17 at Bucknell* ................................. W 27-2 4/19 at Temple....................................... L 5-14 4/21 Ursinus ........................................ W 25-5 4/24 at Loyola (Md.) ............................ L 11-13 4/26 William & Mary ......................... W 16-11 4/27 James Madison ............................ W 15-3 4/28 Virginia ....................................... W 15-8 5/1 West Chester ............................... W 15-4 5/5 Bucknell% .................................... W 18-1 5/6 Lehigh% ...................................... W 10-5 5/9 Pennsylvania$ ............................. W 18-1 5/12 Penn State$ ................................. W 10-9 5/19 Temple$ ........................................ L 3-13 5/20 Massachusetts$ ............................. W 9-5 * East Coast Conference Games (1st Place) % East Coast Conf. Tourn. at Towson State (1st Place) $ NCAA Division I Tournament (3rd Place)

1985 (9-8, 3-1 ECC) Head Coach: Janet A. Smith

Captains: Margaret Meharg, Maureen Wilkinson 3/23 Richmond .................................... L 10-12 3/26 at Rutgers .................................. W 19-14 3/28 at James Madison ...................... W 15-14 3/30 Lafayette* .................................. W 13-12 4/11 Penn State ................................... L 13-21 4/13 at Lehigh* ...................................... L 9-16 4/16 at Bucknell* ................................. W 10-6 4/18 Temple .......................................... L 9-16 4/20 at Ursinus ........................................ L 3-6 4/22 Loyola (MD) ........................ W 18-16 (OT) 4/23 at Towson State* ........................ W 11-10 4/25 at Maryland .................................. L 8-19 4/27 Virginia ....................................... L 13-18 4/30 at West Chester ........................... W 17-9 5/2 Princeton ..................................... W 25-9 5/4 Towson State% ............................. W 17-5 5/5 Lehigh% ........................................ L 7-21 * East Coast Conference Games (2nd Place) % East Coast Conf. Tourn. at Lehigh (2nd Place)

The 1983 Blue Hen lacrosse team went 18-2 and caputured Delaware’s first NCAA women’s lacrosse national championship.

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1986 (9-8, 4-1 ECC) ECC CHAMPIONS

Head Coach: Janet A. Smith Captains: Jen Maliken, Robin Vitetta, Anne Wilkinson 3/20 Maryland ...................................... L 6-12 3/22 Richmond ...................................... L 9-10 3/25 at Drexel* .................................... W 17-3 3/27 James Madison .......................... W 21-12 4/8 at Lafayette* ................................ L 12-13 4/10 Penn State ..................................... L 8-13 4/12 Lehigh* ........................................ W 13-9 4/15 at Bucknell* ................................. W 25-3 4/17 at Temple....................................... L 4-19 4/19 Ursinus ........................................ W 16-8 4/22 at Loyola (Md.) .............................. L 7-16 4/24 Towson State* .............................. W 36-2 4/26 at Virginia ................................... L 13-23 4/29 West Chester ................................. L 8-10 5/1 at Princeton ................................. W 20-7 5/3 Lehigh% ................................. W 8-7 (OT) 5/4 Lafayette% ................................ W 12-10 * East Coast Conference Games (2nd Place) % East Coast Conf. Tourn. at Hofstra (1st Place)

1987 (12-5, 5-1 ECC) ECC CHAMPIONS

Head Coach: Janet A. Smith Captains: Jennifer Coyne, Beth Manley

3/19 at Maryland .................................. L 6-12 3/21 Richmond .................................. W 21-10 3/24 Drexel*...............................W 1-0 (forfeit) 3/26 at James Madison ...................... W 12-10 3/28 at Hofstra* .................................. W 25-3 4/7 Lafayette ....................................... L 9-10 4/9 at Penn State ................................. L 7-14 4/11 at Lehigh* .................................. W 12-11 4/15 Temple .......................................... L 5-15 4/18 Bucknell* ..................................... W 23-2 4/21 Loyola (Md.) .............................. W 16-12 4/23 at Towson State* .......................... W 24-2 4/25 Virginia ....................................... L 10-11 4/28 at West Chester ........................... W 13-8 4/30 Princeton ..................................... W 10-8 5/2 Lehigh% ...................................... W 10-5 5/3 Lafayette% .................................... W 9-8 * East Coast Conference Games (2nd Place) % East Coast Conf. Tourn. at Delaware (1st Place)


Captains: Andrea Bradley, Natalie Bush, Karlyn Wesley 3/17 Maryland ........................... W 12-11 (OT) 3/19 Richmond ...................................... W 8-7 3/24 James Madison .............................. L 5-11 3/26 Hofstra* ...................................... W 12-2

4/5 at Lafayette* .................................. L 9-18 4/9 Lehigh* ............................................ L 6-7 4/12 at Drexel* .................................. W 20-11 4/14 at #1 Temple.................................. L 7-15 4/16 at Bucknell* ................................. W 15-3 4/18 Penn State ..................................... L 8-13 4/19 at #15 Loyola (Md.) ....................... L 5-10 4/21 Towson State* .............................. W 13-7 4/23 at #8 Virginia ................................ L 4-14 4/26 West Chester ............................. W 14-10 4/28 at Princeton ................................. L 10-11 4/30 #10 Lehigh% ............................... L 10-11 5/1 Lafayette% .................................... L 6-10 * East Coast Conference Games (3rd Place) % East Coast Conf. Tourn. at Lehigh (2nd Place)


Captains: Nari Bush, Cassie Vogt 3/16 at Maryland .............................. W 12-11 3/18 Richmond .................................... W 14-7 3/23 at James Madison .......................... W 9-6 3/25 at Hofstra* .................................. W 22-3 4/4 Lafayette* .................................... L 10-11 4/6 at #1 Penn State ............................ L 7-13 4/8 at #13 Lehigh* ............................. W 10-7 4/11 Drexel*........................................ W 18-4 4/13 #5 Temple ..................................... L 6-11 4/15 Bucknell* ..................................... W 18-4 4/18 Loyola (Md.) .................................. L 9-11 4/20 at Towson State* ........................ W 12-11 4/22 #5 Virginia .................................... L 5-13 4/25 at West Chester ............................. W 9-8 4/27 #1 Princeton .................................. W 9-7 5/6 Lehigh% ...................................... W 11-7 5/7 #4 Lafayette% ................................. L 7-8 * East Coast Conference Games (2nd Place) % East Coast Conf. Tour. at Lafayette (2nd Place)

1990 (8-9, 4-2 ECC) Head Coach: MaryBeth Holder

Captains: Stephanie Sadarananda, Barb Wolffe 3/15 Maryland .................................... L 10-12 3/17 Richmond ...................................... W 7-6 3/22 James Madison .............................. W 7-5 4/3 at #12 Lafayette* ........................... L 4-11 4/5 #5 Penn State ................................ L 4-11 4/7 Lehigh* .......................................... W 7-4 4/10 at Drexel* .................................... W 12-9 4/12 at #2 Temple.................................. L 5-12 4/14 at Bucknell* ................................... W 8-1 4/17 at #2 Loyola (Md.) ......................... L 3-13 4/19 Towson State* .................................. L 3-8 4/21 at #6 Virginia ................................ L 3-11 4/22 Hofstra* ...................................... W 22-1

4/24 West Chester ............................... W 13-7 4/26 at #8 Princeton .............................. L 6-15 5/5 Lehigh% ............................. W 11-10 (OT) 5/6 #14 Towson State% .......................... L 3-4 * East Coast Conference Games (2nd Place) % East Coast Conf. Tourn. at Delaware (2nd Place)

1991 (6-11, 3-1 ECC) Head Coach: MaryBeth Holder

Captains: Jill Hershey, Jennifer Root 3/14 at Maryland .................................. L 2-12 3/16 Richmond ...................................... W 7-4 3/21 at James Madison ............................ L 5-7 3/23 at Hofstra* .................................. W 17-3 4/2 #5 Lafayette .................................... L 6-8 4/4 #1 at Penn State ............................ L 8-14 4/9 Drexel*.......................................... W 5-3 4/11 #15 Temple ................................... L 7-10 4/13 UMBC* ........................................ W 11-5 4/16 #12 Loyola (Md.) .................. L 11-12 (OT) 4/18 at Towson State* ............................ L 5-13 4/20 #2 Virginia .................................... L 5-15 4/23 at West Chester ............................. L 9-11 4/25 Princeton ....................................... L 9-17 4/30 at Lehigh .............................. W 12-8 (OT) 5/4 Drexel% ...................................... W 14-6 5/5 Towson State% ............................... L 6-11 * East Coast Conference Games (2nd Place) % East Coast Conf. Tourn. at Towson State (2nd Place)

1992 (7-9) Head Coach: MaryBeth Holder

Captains: Meghan Mulqueen, Jen Root 3/14 Richmond .................................... W 9-14 3/17 Maryland ...................................... L 5-12 3/21 Cornell ............................................ L 3-9 3/24 #13 James Madison ................... W 11-10 3/31 at #13 Lafayette .......................... L 10-15 4/2 #3 Penn State ................................ L 1-11 4/7 at #15 Drexel ................................ W 9-6 4/9 at #7 Loyola (Md.) ......................... L 5-14 4/11 #10 William & Mary ...................... L 9-13 4/14 at UMBC ...................................... W 11-4 4/16 #15 Towson State ........................ W 10-9 4/18 at #1 Virginia .............................. L 10-21 4/21 West Chester ............................... W 15-9 4/23 at #4 Princeton .............................. L 8-10 4/28 Lehigh ........................................... W 9-3 4/30 at #11 Temple................................ L 4-13

1993 (6-11, 2-4 CAA) Head Coach: MaryBeth Holder

Captains: Jennifer Hadley, Melissa Michalski 3/11 at #4 Maryland ............................. L 4-21 3/22 at #13 James Madison* ................... L 5-9 3/27 #11 Old Dominion* ..................... L 11-12 3/30 Lafayette ..................................... W 11-9 4/1 at #3 Penn State .......................... L 10-18 4/4 at Richmond* ............................. W 19-12 4/6 #15 Drexel .................................... L 9-11 4/8 #7 Loyola (Md.)* ............................ L 7-14 4/10 American* ................................... W 17-4 4/13 UMBC........................................ W 18-14 4/15 at Towson State ............................. W 9-8 4/16 #13 James Madison+ ................... L 12-16 4/20 at West Chester ......................... W 18-10 4/22 #4 Princeton .................................. L 7-18 4/24 at #10 William & Mary* ................ L 9-16 4/27 at Lehigh ..................................... L 14-16 5/1 #1 Virginia .................................. L 10-20 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (4th Place) + CAA Tournament at Richmond

1994 (11-7, 4-3 CAA) Head Coach: Denise Wescott

Captains: Melissa Michalski, Jenn Rinnander 3/12 at #1 Virginia ................................ L 8-16 3/16 James Madison* ............................ W 8-6 3/18 Richmond* ................................... W 10-4 3/24 #2 Maryland ................................. L 3-18 3/26 at #7 Old Dominion* .................... L 10-11 The 1986 Delaware lacrosse team won the University’s third East Coast Conference Championship in four years.

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3/29 at Lafayette ................................. W 11-9 3/31 George Mason* ........................... W 21-5 4/5 at Drexel ..................................... W 17-7 4/7 at #2 Loyola (Md.)* ........................ L 7-15 4/9 at American* ............................... W 20-3 4/10 at #8 William & Mary ...................... L 3-9 4/12 at UMBC .................................... W 14-13 4/15 #12 James Madison+ ................... L 14-15 4/19 Towson State ............................... W 15-6 4/21 at #3 Princeton .............................. L 7-17 4/23 Villanova ..................................... W 16-6 4/26 Lehigh ......................................... W 15-9 5/1 West Chester ............................... W 15-8 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (4th) + CAA Tournament at Loyola (Md.)


Captains: Sue Dadonna, Brenda Lear, Kristina Scanlon 3/10 at #1 Maryland ............................. L 4-15 3/16 at James Madison* ........................ L 9-15 3/18 at Richmond* ............................... W 16-9 3/19 American* ................................... W 17-5 3/22 at Towson State ........................... W 17-7 3/25 Old Dominion* ............................ L 12-13 3/28 Lafayette ................................... W 17-13 3/30 at George Mason* ....................... W 18-5 4/1 at Penn State ................................. L 8-11 4/4 Drexel*........................................ W 13-4 4/6 #6 Loyola (Md.) ............................. L 8-15 4/9 #5 William & Mary ...................... L 10-11 4/13 at West Chester ........................... W 13-4 4/15 #12 Virginia .................................... L 5-9 4/19 #2 Princeton ................................ L 10-21 4/21 #7 Loyola (Md.)+ ....................... W 13-11 4/22 #3 James Madison+ ....................... W 6-5 4/23 #10 Old Dominion+ .................. L 7-9 (OT) 4/25 at Lehigh ..................................... L 13-14 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (4th Place) + CAA Tournament at James Madison (2nd Place)

1996 (8-8, 4-1 NAC) Head Coach: Denise Wescott

Captains: Kelly Frey, Patty Bartosiewicz 3/13 #4 James Madison ............................. L 4-15 3/16 Richmond .................................L 0-1 (forfeit) 3/18 #1 Maryland ..................................... L 3-19 3/23 at #9 Old Dominion ........................... W 9-8 3/24 Vermont* ......................................... W 22-5 3/28 Towson State* .................................... W 9-4 3/30 #3 Penn State .................................... L 9-10 4/2 at Lafayette ......................................... W 7-5 4/4 at #2 Loyola (Md.) ............................... L 4-15 4/6 at Drexel* .......................................... W 15-5 4/11 West Chester ................................... W 13-9 4/13 at New Hampshire........................... W 16-4 4/17 at #5 Princeton .................................. L 8-17 4/25 Hofstra* .............................................. L 3-8 4/27 at Cornell ........................................ W 11-8 5/4 Towson State^ ..................................... L 9-10 * North Atlantic Conference Games (2nd Place) ^ NAC Tourn. at Delaware (3rd Place)

1997 (12-6, 5-1 America East) AMERICA EAST CHAMPIONS Head Coach: Denise Wescott

Captains: Melissa Hefner, Kirsten McEntee 3/12 at #8 James Madison ..................... L 6-17 3/15 at Richmond ................................ W 17-8 3/19 at Towson State* .............................. L 3-8 3/27 at #1 Maryland ............................... L 8-9 3/29 at #6 Penn State .............................. L 5-7 4/2 Lafayette ..................................... W 11-7 4/3 #2 Loyola (Md.) ............................. L 7-14 4/8 Drexel*........................................ W 14-3 4/10 at West Chester ........................... W 13-2 4/12 New Hampshire* ......................... W 23-5 4/13 #14 Old Dominion ......................... W 9-4 4/16 #10 Princeton ....................... L 12-13 (OT) 4/18 Boston University*........................ W 21-2 4/24 at Hofstra* .................................. W 16-7

4/25 at Vermont* ................................. W 13-3 4/29 Lehigh ......................................... W 24-7 5/3 Hofstra^ ........................................ W 8-5 5/4 #14 Towson State^ ...................... W 13-9 * America East Games (2nd Place) ^ America East Tourn. at Delaware (1st Place)


Captains: Liza Shoemaker, Carey Sebastian 3/11 #9 James Madison ............... L 10-11 (OT) 3/14 at Old Dominion ...................... L 7-8 (OT) 3/18 Rutgers ....................................... W 10-9 3/21 Richmond ................................... W 13-9 3/27 Vanderbilt ................................. W 13-10 3/28 Vermont* .................................... W 13-7 3/31 at Lafayette ................................ W 18-6 4/2 at Drexel* ................................... W 18-4 4/4 at Boston University* ................... W 15-9 4/5 at New Hampshire* .................... W 10-7 4/11 #13 Towson* .............................. W 18-9 4/15 at #6 Princeton ............................. L 5-11 4/20 #12 Penn State .......................... W 12-11 4/23 Hofstra* .................................... W 17-12 4/25 at #4 Loyola (Md.) ........................ L 8-10 4/26 West Chester .............................. W 17-6 5/2 New Hampshire$ ....................... W 12-8 5/3 at Towson$ ................................. W 17-9 * America East Games (1st Place) $ America East Tournament at Towson


Captains: Amy Sullivan, Kelly Griffith 3/17 at #15 Rutgers .............................. L 8-10 3/20 at Richmond ............................... W 16-8 3/24 at Towson* ................................. W 11-9 3/27 at #7 James Madison .................... L 7-16 3/30 at West Chester .......................... W 13-6 4/1 Drexel*....................................... W 19-2 4/3 at #14 Vanderbilt ...................... W 12-11 4/6 #5 Princeton (RS) .................... L 8-10 (OT) 4/11 at Vermont* ................................ W 24-6 4/13 at #9 Penn State ........................... L 6-15 4/16 New Hampshire* ........................ W 12-5 4/18 #15 Boston University ................. W 11-8 4/20 vs. #16 Old Dominion^ ............... W 10-7 4/22 at Hofstra* ................................. W 16-8 4/24 #8 Loyola (Md.) (RS) ...................... L 6-15 4/27 Temple (RS) ................................. W 13-7 5/1 Towson$ ...................................... W 9-4 5/2 #17 Boston University$ ............... W 15-8

* America East Games (1st Place) $ America East Tournament at Hofstra (1st Place) ^ at Salisbury, Md. RS Rullo Stadium

2000 (13-5, 5-1 America East) NCAA TOURNAMENT

Head Coach: Denise Wescott Captains: Christy Buck, Kelly Swift

3/11 at #19 Old Dominion ................... W 14-9 3/15 Rutgers ....................................... W 15-9 3/18 Richmond ................................... W 11-8 3/19 Vermont* .................................... W 21-2 3/22 Towson* ..................................... W 19-6 3/25 #2 James Madison ..................... W 14-13 3/31 at Ohio State ............................ W 20-12 4/2 vs. #16 Penn State (at Ohio State) ... W 15-7 4/5 at #2 Princeton ............................. L 5-17 4/8 #12 Vanderbilt .......................... W 10-8 4/14 at New Hampshire* .................... W 14-9 4/16 at #10 Boston University* .............. L 6-10 4/20 Hofstra* ................................... W 14-11 4/22 at #7 Loyola (Md.) .......................... L 8-9 4/25 at Temple.................................... W 12-8 4/29 at Drexel* ................................... W 15-1 5/3 #19 Hofstra% ............................... L 9-12 5/11 at #5 Loyola$ ............................... L 4-14 * America East Games (2nd Place) % America East Tournament Semifinals $ NCAA Tournament First Round

2001 (7-10, 5-1 America East) Head Coach: Denise Wescott

Captains: Katy Hahn, Claire Marrazzo 3/4 at Richmond ............................... W 12-7 3/10 Old Dominion ............................... L 6-11 3/14 at Rutgers ................................... W 12-5 3/17 at Towson* ................................. W 15-6 3/21 at #13 Penn State ........................... L 5-6 3/24 at #7 James Madison ..................... L 7-10 3/30 at Vanderbilt .................................. L 6-7 3/31 Notre Dame (at Vanderbilt) .......... L 11-13 4/4 #3 Princeton ................................... L 6-9 4/7 Drexel*....................................... W 16-7 4/10 #2 Loyola (Md.) ............................ L 5-14 4/14 #15 Boston University*.................. W 9-7 4/16 New Hampshire* ........................ W 11-7 4/19 at #16 Hofstra* .................... L 9-10 (OT) 4/28 at Vermont* ................................ W 19-3 5/2 Temple ........................................... L 6-8 5/4 #17 Boston University$ ................. L 6-11 * America East Games (2nd Place) $ America East Tournament at Hofstra

The 2000 Blue Hens posted a 13-5 rcord and qualified for the NCAA Tournament for the third time in school history.

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Captains: Ashley Moderacki, Laurie Tortorelli 3/5 at Drexel* .................................... W 18-2 3/9 at #16 Old Dominion* .................. L 10-14 3/13 Rutgers ...................................... W 11-10 3/20 Towson* ...................................... L 11-12 3/23 #13 James Madison* ..................... L 5-14 3/25 vs. #20 Ohio State# ..................... L 11-12 3/26 at #14 Notre Dame .......................... L 7-9 3/30 at #17 William & Mary* .................. L 6-8 4/3 at #2 Princeton .............................. L 6-17 4/5 Pennsylvania ................................... L 7-8 4/9 at #6 Loyola (Md.)* ........................ L 6-13 4/11 #19 George Mason* ...................... W 8-7 4/14 Hofstra* ...................................... W 11-8 4/24 at #19 Temple.............................. L 10-11 5/1 at #6 Cornell ................................. L 6-14 5/4 #17 Penn State .............................. L 9-13 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (8th Place) # at Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind.


Captains: Kateri Linville, Nikki Kucharski, Morgan Clute 3/5 at Pennsylvania ............................ L 3-12 3/8 Temple ........................................ W 10-9 3/11 at Rutgers ...................................... L 6-12 3/14 Loyola (Md.) .................................. L 8-12 3/16 Towson* ...................................... W 12-8 3/19 Cornell .......................................... L 4-19 3/25 Drexel*........................................ W 14-8 3/29 at Hofstra* .................................. W 10-8 4/1 Princeton ....................................... L 9-17 4/3 at Regis ....................................... W 15-3 4/5 at Denver .................................. W 14-12 4/11 at William & Mary* ................... W 17-13 4/13 at #18 Old Dominion* .................. L 11-12 4/18 James Madison* ............................ L 3-15 4/20 George Mason* ............................. L 4-18 5/3 at #12 Penn State ........................ L 10-13 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (4th Place)


Captains: Lindsey Greer, Kelly O’Connor 2/28 at Mount St. Mary’s ..................... W 11-7 3/3 Pennsylvania ............................... L 12-15 3/6 Rutgers .......................................... L 8-12 3/12 at #4 Loyola (Md.) ......................... L 8-11 3/21 Denver ........................................ W 15-7 3/24 #13 Northwestern ................. L 8-9 (3 OT) 3/28 at Towson* ...................................... L 6-9 3/30 at #1 Princeton .............................. L 8-15 4/2 Drexel*...................................... W 12-11 4/4 at Hofstra* .................................... L 8-17 4/9 #8 James Madison* ....................... L 7-13 4/11 #20 George Mason* ...................... L 9-10 4/16 at Old Dominion* ....................... W 18-10 4/18 at #16 William & Mary* .............. L 10-18 4/21 at Temple................................... W 11-10 5/8 #17 Penn State ................... W 11-10 (OT) * Colonial Athletic Association Games (6th Place)

2005 (8-8, 4-3 CAA) Head Coach: Kim Ciarrocca

Captains: Erin Edell, Lindsey Greer, Diana Hall 3/5 at Rutgers .................................... W 12-9 3/10 #11 Loyola (Md.) ........................... L 8-10 3/16 Villanova ..................................... W 21-4 3/18 Mount St. Mary’s ......................... W 14-7 3/22 at #14 Pennsylvania .................... L 11-12 3/25 #16 Towson* ............................... W 13-8 4/1 at Drexel* ...................................... L 8-11 4/3 #10 Hofstra* ................................. L 9-11 4/8 at #19 James Madison* ............. W 12-10 4/10 at George Mason* ......................... L 8-11 4/15 Old Dominion* ............................ W 15-3 4/17 #15 William & Mary* .................. W 13-8 4/20 Temple ........................................ W 14-7 4/26 #4 Princeton .................................. L 3-16

4/30 at #12 Hofstra^ ............................... L 4-9 5/7 at #10 Penn State .......................... L 6-15 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (4th Place) ^ CAA Tournament Semifinals

2006 (5-12, 1-6 CAA) Head Coach: Kim Ciarracca

Captains: Jenny Diana, Diana Hall, Laura Libertini 2/25 at #14 Loyola (Md.) ..................... L 10-16 2/28 Denver ............................... W 12-11 (OT) 3/4 Rutgers ............................................ L 8-9 3/7 UMBC............................................ L 9-12 3/15 #17 Pennsylvania ........................ W 10-9 3/19 Brown .................................... W 9-8 (OT) 3/24 at Towson* .................................. L 13-16 3/27 at Virginia Tech .............................. L 8-23 3/31 at #14 William & Mary* .................. L 8-9 4/2 at Old Dominion* ........................... L 8-10 4/7 at Hofstra* ........................... L 13-16 (OT) 4/9 Drexel*.......................................... L 9-10 4/12 #18 Penn State .......................... W 15-14 4/14 George Mason* ........................... W 10-9 4/16 #17 James Madison* ..................... L 5-16 4/19 #8 Johns Hopkins .......................... L 6-17 4/25 at #14 Princeton ............................ L 9-14 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (8th Place)


Captains: Katie Muth, Stephanie McQuade 2/24 at #14 Penn State ........................ L 10-15 3/3 at Rutgers .................................... L 12-15 3/9 at UMBC ...................................... W 16-5 3/14 at #16 Pennsylvania ...................... L 6-13 3/21 Saint Bonaventure ....................... W 15-8 3/23 Davidson ..................................... W 11-3 3/27 Virginia Tech................................ W 16-7 4/1 Towson* .................................... W 16-15 4/6 at George Mason* ..................... W 15-11 4/8 at #6 James Madison* ................. L 16-19 4/13 William & Mary* ......................... W 12-6 4/15 Old Dominion* .................... W 7-6 (2 OT) 4/20 Hofstra* ........................................ W 9-6 4/22 at Drexel* ...................................... L 9-15 4/24 Loyola (Md.) ................................ W 18-7 4/27 Villanova ..................................... W 15-4 5/4 vs. #17 James Madison^ ............. L 13-15 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (3rd Place) ^ CAA Tournament Semifinals at Hofstra


Captains: Deb Sloan, Katie Muth, Stephanie McQuade 2/28 Rutgers .......................................... W 7-6 3/5 at Loyola (Md.) ............................ L 11-18 3/8 Saint Bonaventure ....................... W 16-9 3/10 UMBC.......................................... W 16-8 3/13 at #12 Notre Dame ........................ L 8-16 3/18 at Temple....................................... W 9-8 3/23 at Virginia Tech .............................. W 8-7 3/28 Penn State ................................... W 13-4 3/30 at Towson* .................................. L 10-15 4/4 Drexel*...................................... W 16-11 4/6 at Hofstra* .................................. W 11-7 4/11 James Madison* ........................ W 13-12 4/13 #12 George Mason* .................... L 10-15 4/18 at Old Dominion* ......................... W 14-6 4/20 at William & Mary* ..................... L 13-17 4/25 at Villanova ............................... W 20-10 5/2 at William & Mary^ ..................... L 14-15 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (4th Place) ^ CAA Tournament Semifinals at Wm. & Mary


Captains: Deb Sloan, Morgan Marino, Amanda Lahiff 2/25 Saint Joseph’s ................................ L 8-10 3/7 at Rutgers .............................. L 6-7 (2 OT) 3/9 at UMBC .......................................... L 8-9 3/13 Albany ........................................ W 10-8 3/18 Temple ........................................ W 14-7

3/21 St. Bonaventure ........................... W 12-8 3/23 #20 Loyola (Md.) ........................... L 5-11 3/26 vs. Oregon .................................... W 6-5 3/30 at #11 Vanderbilt ........................ L 10-20 4/3 Old Dominion* .............................. W 9-8 4/5 William & Mary* ....................... W 15-11 4/10 at Drexel* ...................................... W 7-3 4/12 #19 Hofstra* ................................... L 6-8 4/17 at James Madison* ...................... W 10-6 4/19 at George Mason* ....................... W 14-8 4/23 Towson* ........................................ L 6-10 4/30 vs. #18 Old Dominion^ .................. W 8-6 5/2 vs. Towson^ ..................................... L 7-8 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (2nd Place) ^ CAA TournamentSemifinals at Wm. & Mary


Emily Schaknowski, Morgan Marino, Courtney Aburn 2/27 Lehigh ......................................... L 11-12 3/3 at Saint Joseph’s .......................... W 12-6 3/6 Rutgers ........................................ L 11-12 3/9 at #17 Loyola (Md.) ....................... L 9-15 3/13 #14 Penn State .............................. L 8-12 3/17 at Temple..................................... W 10-8 3/21 UMBC............................................. .L 7-9 3/25 Oregon ..................................... W 12-11 3/28 #12 Vanderbilt .............................. L 7-15 4/3 at #7 Towson* ............................... L 8-17 4/9 George Mason* ........................... W 13-6 4/11 #12 James Madison* ..................... L 9-18 4/16 at #20 William & Mary* .............. L 12-18 4/18 at *Old Dominion* ............ W 12-11 (2OT) 4/23 at #16 Hofstra* ............................. L 6-15 4/25 Drexel*...................................... W 12-11 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (5th Place)

2011 (8-9, 3-4 CAA) Head Coach: Kateri Linville

Captains: Corrini Drost, Kalyn McDonough 2/27 #1 Maryland ................................. L 8-17 2/19 at La Salle ................................... W 12-4 2/26 at Lehigh .............................. W 10-9 (OT) 3/5 at Rutgers ...................................... L 5-13 3/9 at UMBC ......................................... .L 5-8 3/12 at Penn State ................................. L 3-11 3/16 #6 Loyola (Md.) ........................... L 13-14 3/19 Temple ........................................ W 14-9 3/23 Saint Joseph’s .............................. W 13-3 3/29 St. Mary’s (Calif.) ......................... W 17-5 4/2 Towson* ................................ L 8-9 (2 OT) 4/8 Hofstra* ........................................ W 7-6 4/10 at *Drexel ...................................... L 8-11 4/15 at George Mason* ........... W 12-11 (2 OT) 4/17 at #9 James Madison* ..................... L 5-9 4/22 William & Mary* ............... L 10-11 (3 OT) 4/24 Old Dominion* .............................. W 9-6 * Colonial Athletic Association Games (T-4th Place)

2012 (5-12, 3-4 CAA) Head Coach: Kateri Linville

Captain: Grace Willis 2/16 at #2 Maryland ............................. L 4-212/22 Villanova ..................................... W 11-72/25 Lehigh ......................................... W 11-72/29 at #18 Georgetown ....................... L 7-163/3 La Salle ........................................... L 8-93/7 UMBC............................................ L 6-153/10 #12 Penn State .............................. L 6-123/14 at #13 Loyola (Md.) ....................... L 5-143/17 at Temple....................................... L 9-113/28 at Denver ...................................... L 9-134/1 at #rv Towson* .............................. L 8-104/6 at Old Dominion* ........................... W 9-54/8 at William & Mary* ................... W 12-114/13 Drexel*............................................ L 4-94/15 at Hofstra* .................................... L 9-134/20 #rv James Madison* .................... L 11-124/22 George Mason* ........................... W 13-8* Colonial Athletic Association Games (T-5th Place)

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