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2017 INDIANA FIELD HOCKEY vs WAKE FOREST / at VILLANOVA • SEPTEMBER 1-4, 2017

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GAME 3/4: INDIANA vs #15 WAKE FOREST / at VILLANOVA

WEEKEND SNAPSHOTIndiana’s enters the second weekend of their trek through the non-conference portion of the schedule. They face a pair of challenging foes in the Keystone State, starting with a neutral site game No. 15 Wake Forest at the Penn State Field Hockey Complex. It’s an unprecedented challenge, as the Demon Deacons will be Indiana’s third consecutive top 20 opponent in as many games to start the year, but the Hoosiers played Wake Forest to a one-goal result last season. After two days of rest, the Hoosiers will continue East to Philadelphia as they take on the Villanova Wildcats.

CORNER HITSANOTHER TOP 20 AWAITSThe Hoosiers begin their Labor Day weekend against No. 15 Wake Forest on neutral turf, marking their third top 20 opponent in their first three games. The game has special significance to head coach Amanda Janney, who played at Wake Forest (1995-98) under current Demon Deacons head coach Jennifer Averill.

Indiana seeks their first win in their all-time series with Wake Forest, coming close to breaking the drought last season with a narrow 2-1 defeat. The Demon Deacons split their opening weekend, topping No. 17 Iowa 3-2 before falling to No. 11 Michigan, 5-4.

SHOWDOWN AT THE PROVING GROUNDSA trip to Philadelphia awaits the Hoosiers at the end of their weekend, where they’ll meet Villanova on Labor Day afternoon. The Hoosiers have won all three meetings against the Wildcats, last claiming a 4-0 win at home in 2012.

One of Philadelphia’s “City 6” college athletic programs, Villanova is a familiar opponent to Janney, who coached at two other City 6 institutions. She served as an assistant at Pennsylvania for two seasons before taking the reigns at Temple for 10 years.

ON THE BOARDSophomore Ciara Girouard started her season on a positive note with a score in the opener against No. 9 Louisville. Girouard received the chance from a deflection off of the goalkeeper’s pads before making a tenacious effort to send it home. The score is Girouard’s fifth in her young career.

BACK HOME AGAINSeven Hoosiers make a return to their home state with this weekend’s slate in Pennsylvania: Savannah Bucher, Grace Sensenig, Kelsey Giese, Nora Aucker, Olivia Rice, Shelby Querry, and Elle Hempt. Querry visits her hometown when the Hoosiers play Wake Forest at Penn State. Sensenig and Giese hail from the Philadelphia area, as does Ciara Girouard (West Deptford, N.J.).

WORTH NOTING...• Junior Claire Woods, freshman Bente Buwalda,

and freshman Sofia Keen earned the first starts of their careers in last weekend’s games.

• Indiana leads the Big Ten in team saves per game (7.25, 18th in NCAA).

• The Hoosiers selected their trio of captains in the offseason. Fifth-year senior Elle Hempt returns for her second year with the band; joining her in captaincy are senior Taylor Pearson and junior Nora Aucker.

• The Hoosiers open the 2017 season against three top-15 opponents for the first time in program history. Only once have they played two top-20 teams in the opening weekend, back in 2013 against No. 10 Duke and No. 17 Drexel.

• Up Next: The Hoosiers will play their first home game of the season on Friday, Sept. 8 against Central Michigan, followed by a Sunday, Sept. 10 home game versus Miami University.

Date Opponent Location Result8/25 at No. 9 Louisville Louisville, Ky. L, 1-48/26 No. 3 Delaware Louisville, Ky. L, 0-7

9/1 Wake Forest State College, Pa. 3 p.m.9/4 at Villanova Villanova, Pa. 12 p.m.

9/8 Central Michigan Bloomington, Ind. 3 p.m.9/10 Miami (Ohio) Bloomington, Ind. 12 p.m.

9/15 Maryland * Bloomington, Ind. 3 p.m.9/17 Ball State Bloomington, Ind. 1 p.m.

9/22 at Rutgers * Piscataway, N.J. 3 p.m.9/24 at Monmouth West Long Branch, N.J. 12 p.m.

9/29 at Iowa * Iowa City, Iowa 5 p.m.10/1 at Saint Louis Saint Louis, Mo. 1 p.m.

10/6 at Northwestern * Evanston, Ill. 4 p.m.10/8 Ohio Bloomington, Ind. 12 p.m.

10/13 Michigan * Bloomington, Ind. 3 p.m.10/15 Michigan State * Bloomington, Ind. 11:50 a.m.

10/20 at Ohio State Columbus, Ohio 3 p.m.10/22 Penn State * Bloomington, Ind. 1 p.m. Senior Day

2017 Big Ten Tournament10/27 First Round TBD TBD10/29 Quarterfinals TBD TBD11/3 Semifinals East Lansing, Mich. TBD11/5 Championship East Lansing, Mich. TBD

2017 NCAA Tournament11/11 First Round TBD TBD11/12 Second Round TBD TBD11/17 Semifinals Louisville, Ky. TBD11/18 NFHCA All-Star Game Louisville, Ky. TBD11/19 Championship Louisville, Ky. TBD

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2017 NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Ht. Pos. Yr. Hometown/Last School1 Savannah Bucher 5-3 F/M Fr. Selinsgrove, Pa. / Selinsgrove Area2 Claire Dickinson 5-7 F/M Fr. Louisville, Ky. / Kentucky Country Day3 Taylor Swope 5-1 M Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio / St. Ursula Academy4 Grace Sensenig 5-5 M So. Ephrata, Pa. / Ephrata 5 Katie Johnson 5-4 GK r-Sr. Ocean City, N.J. / Ocean City6 Kelsey Giese 5-7 M/F So. Trappe, Pa. / Perkiomen Valley7 Nora Aucker 5-8 D Jr. Selinsgrove, Pa. / Selinsgrove8 Abby Urbanek 5-9 F/M Sr. Edwardsville, Ill. / Edwardsville9 Claire Woods 5-1 F/M Jr. St. Louis, Mo. / Nerinx Hall10 Sachi Ananias 5-3 GK Fr. Santiago, Chile / The Grange School11 Sam Scire 5-4 F So. Wall, N.J. / Wall12 Cameron Gibson 5-4 M Sr. Mechanicsville, Va. / Lee Davis13 Rylee Pearson 5-5 F/M Fr. North Vancouver, BC, Canada/Windsor Secondary14 Jessica Morford 5-7 M So. Shaker Heights, Ohio / Shaker Heights17 Sofia Keen 5-7 D Fr. Ann Arbor, Mich. / Pioneer19 Ciara Girouard 5-5 F So. West Deptford, N.J. / West Deptford20 Maddie Latino 5-5 F/M Sr. Louisville,Ky. / Sacred Heart Academy21 Taylor Pearson 5-4 F/M Sr. North Vancouver, BC, Canada/Windsor Secondary22 Sheridan Weiss 5-10 F So. Lake Forest, Ill. / Lake Forest23 Andi Jackson 5-6 M/D So. Davis, Calif. / Davis24 Hanna Zarrilli 5-8 D/M Fr. Wall, N.J / Wall25 Olivia Rice 5-7 D/M Fr. Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Cumberland Valley27 Shelby Querry 5-9 GK Fr. State College, Pa. / State College Area28 Bente Buwalda 5-8 F Fr. Bilthoven, Utrecht, Netherlands / Montessori Lyceum Herman Jordan35 Elle Hempt 5-8 D RS So. Carlisle, Pa./Cumberland Valley

Head Coach: Amanda Janney (Third Year) Assistant Coach: Catherine Ostoich (First Year)Assistant Coach: Becky Stiles (First Year)

ROSTER BREAKDOWNCalifornia (1): Andi JacksonIllinois (2):Abby Urbanek, Sheridan WeissKentucky (2): Claire Dickinson, Maddie LatinoMichigan (1):Sofia Keen Missouri: (1)Claire WoodsNew Jersey (4): Ciara Girouard, Katie Johnson, Sam Scire, Hanna ZarrilliOhio (2): Jessica Morford, Taylor Swope

2017 Penn Monto / NFHCA Division I Preseason PollAug. 22, 2017

No. School Points Previous Ranking1. North Carolina (1-1) 1,317 (14)2. Duke (1-0) 1,081 (15)3. Delaware * (1-1) 1,003 (7)4. Connecticut (2-0) 993 (4)5. Syracuse (3-0) 9786. Maryland * (1-0) 949 (3)7. Penn State * (2-0) 879 (1)8. Princeton (0-0) 808 (2)9. Louisville * (2-0) 760 (1)10. Virginia (1-1) 746 (1)11. Michigan * (2-0) 67312. Boston College (2-0) 66613. Stanford (0-2) 61714. Northwestern * (2-1) 61315. Wake Forest * (1-1) 45716. Boston U. (2-0) 44317. Iowa * (0-2) 34018. Albany (0-2) 32919. James Madison (1-0) 29520. Harvard (0-0) 28921. American (1-1) 24922. Massachusetts (2-0) 17723. Old Dominion (1-1) 15124. Maine (2-1) 12425. (T) Pacific (1-1) 10725. (T) Liberty (0-1) 107

* = 2017 opponent

First place votes in parentheses

PRONUNCIATIONSSachi Ananias • SAH- chee on - an - KNEE - usNora Aucker • OCK-herSavannah Bucher • BOO-kerrBente Buwalda • BEN - tuh boo - VULL - duhKelsey Giese • GICE (like “ice”)Ciara Girouard • see - AIR - ruh juh - RARDElle Hempt • ELL Catherine Ostoich • OSS - tow - whichShelby Querry • KWAIR - reeTaylor/Rylee Pearson • PEER - sonSam Scire • SHEER - eeAbby Urbanek • er - BAN - ekSheridan Weiss • WICE (like “ice”)Hanna Zarrilli • za - RELL - lee

Pennsylvania (7): Nora Aucker, Savannah Bucher, Kelsey Geise, Elle Hempt, Shelby Querry,Olivia Rice, Grace SensenigVirginia (1):Cameron Gibson

Canada (2):Rylee PearsonTaylor PearsonChile (1)Sachi AnaniasThe Netherlands (1)Bente Buwalda


In her first two seasons at Indiana, head coach Amanda Janney has developed and produced the Hoosiers’ second-ever All-American first team selection (Kate Barber, 2016), the second goalkeeper named to the All-Big Ten first team in program history (Noëlle Rother, 2016), Indiana’s first winning Big Ten record since 2009, and the Big Ten’s best defense in terms of team saves. In total, Janney’s players have earned six All-Big Ten selections, 24 Academic All-Big Ten honors, 24 NFHCA All-Academic accolades, and 10 Big Ten weekly honors.

The 2016 season saw a continued push towards Janney’s goals for Indiana field hockey, which was evident in her eight-player recruiting class. Two of those players—Ciara Girouard and Kelsey Giese—started all 20 games in their freshman seasons, while Andi Jackson worked her way into the lineup by the end of the year. But the group pacing the team was a deeply talented senior quartet of Kate Barber, Morgan Dye, Malia Fujisawa, and Mollie Getzfread. Barber led the way with school records for goals (18) and points (40) on the way to a first team All-American selection, the first in over 10 years for Indiana (Kayla Bashore, 2005). Sophomore Noëlle Rother led the Big Ten between the pipes to receive first team All-Big Ten honors, along with an NFHCA National Defensive Player of the Week award.

The 2016 team achieved their second consecutive trip to the Big Ten Field Hockey Championships, a feat they last achieved in a three-year run from 2011 to 2013. Along the way they posted three regular season shutouts, upset No. 6 Northwestern at home before upending No. 12 Michigan on the road, and amassed valiant comeback attempts against No. 7 Wake Forest, No. 6 Penn State, and the eventual NCAA Champion Delaware Blue Hens.

In 2015, Janney’s first season with Indiana, the Hoosiers improved by four wins in the Big Ten conference, setting a new school record with five wins against Big Ten teams. Indiana improved from an eighth-place finish in 2014 to take the third seed in the 2015 Big Ten Tournament. Three Hoosiers—Kate Barber (First Team-unanimous), Sydney Supica (Second Team), and Noëlle Rother (Second Team)—earned All-Big Ten and All-NFHCA All-West Region accolades. In addition Barber received All-American honors from the NFHCA and Synapse Sports, the first All-American Hoosier since Audra Heilman (2013).

HEAD COACH AMANDA JANNEYTHIRD YEAR AT INDIANA

Season highlights in 2015 include the Hoosiers’ weekend sweep against Iowa and Northwestern, both ranked in the national top-20; a 3-0 road win at Ohio State, the Hoosiers’ first shutout over the Buckeyes in program history; a home 1-0 win over Penn State, won on a last-second penalty corner goal before halftime; a 1-0 overtime loss at Maryland, where Indiana held the sixth-ranked Terrapins scoreless for 77 minutes; and a 2-0 win against Rutgers on Senior Day to clinch the program record for single-season Big Ten wins. Indiana University Vice President and Director of Athletics Fred Glass announced the hiring of Temple University Head Coach Amanda Janney as the new head coach of the Indiana field hockey program on Monday, Feb. 9, 2015. Joining the Hoosiers after 10 years as the head coach at Temple, Janney had compiled a 114-94 record with 10 straight postseason appearances. In 2014, Janney led the Owls to a No. 11 NCAA RPI ranking and a finish of No. 14 in the NFHCA Coaches Poll.

At Temple, Janney took over a team that had not turned in a winning record since 1992 and transformed it into a consistently successful program. In those 10 seasons, Janney coached five Atlantic 10 Players of the Year, 23 All-Conference selections, three All-Americans, three Temple Student-Athletes of the Year and 16 Regional All-Americans.

“We are thrilled to have Amanda Janney as the new leader of Indiana field hockey,” Glass said. “On the field, in the classroom, and in the community, Amanda’s track record as the head coach at Temple is extraordinary. Known as an elite recruiter and talent developer, we believe we have hired one of the great field hockey coaches in the country.”

Janney was selected as head coach after a comprehensive national search led by Glass who worked in consultation with the Search Advisory Committee, consisting of key administrators, support staff, along with team captain Nicole Volgraf (2011-15) and defender Malia Fujisawa (2013-present), who served as the student-athlete representatives to the committee. Glass and the

committee reviewed dozens of potential candidates, performed extensive research and reference checks on a handful or so, and had four candidates, including Amanda, on campus to interview with Glass and the committee. After a thorough review, Glass made the decision to hire Janney as head coach.

Upon her appointment as head coach, Janney stated her excitement about the opportunity to coach at Indiana and in one of the nation’s elite conferences.

“I want to thank Fred Glass and the administration for this amazing opportunity,” said Janney. “I am already so impressed with the team leaders, the IU field hockey alumni, and the Spirit of Indiana. I am ready to lead IU field hockey and compete in the Big Ten, one of the best conferences in the country.”

Janney played collegiately at Wake Forest University, scoring 21 goals and tallying 17 assists as a center forward while graduating Cum Laude in Sociology. As a member of the USA Indoor National Team, she earned a gold medal at the Women’s National Indoor Championship in 2010. “Growing up in Philadelphia, I loved watching Coach Janney’s Temple teams play,” said student-athlete Search Advisory Committee representative Nicole Volgraf. “On her interview, she lit up the room with her passion and unbelievable drive. She is just the coach that IU field hockey needs to go to the next level.”

Prior to joining the Owls, Janney spent two years as the First Assistant Coach at the University of Pennsylvania, leading the team to a 23-12 overall record and a 2004 Ivy League Championship. She also spent the 2002 season as the Second Assistant Coach at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Additionally, Janney currently serves as a coach of the USFHA Midwest High Performance site. She has also coached the USFHA Pennsylvania and New Jersey High Performance teams, leading the Pennsylvania team to a USFHA Women’s National Championship in June of 2014.

THE JANNEY FILEPERSONAL

HIGH SCHOOL: Trinity Valley School (Texas)COLLEGE: Wake Forest University, 1999

COACHING EXPERIENCETRINITY VALLEY SCHOOL1999-2001: Assistant Coach

JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY2002: Assistant Coach

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 2003-04: Assistant Coach

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY2005-14: Head Coach

INDIANA UNIVERSITY2015-PRESENT: Head Coach

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDYear School Overall League 2005 Temple 11-10 6-1 2006 Temple 13-7 4-3 2007 Temple 15-6 6-1 2008 Temple 8-12 4-3 2009 Temple 9-12 4-2 2010 Temple 9-12 4-3 2011 Temple 9-13 4-22012 Temple 12-9 5-2 2013 Temple 14-6 4-32014 Temple 14-7 3-22015 Indiana 9-10 5-32016 Indiana 8-12 3-52017 Indiana 0-2 0-0Career 131-106 52-30 .553 .634


Indiana field hockey coach Amanda Janney announced on May 2, 2017 the addi-tion of Catherine Ostoich to her coaching staff. Ostoich, who comes to Indiana after one season as the head coach at Missouri State, will join the Hoosiers as an assistant coach. Janney believes Indiana’s newest coach, who specializes in the defensive end, will bring an aggressive style of play to all areas of the turf. “Catherine brings great coaching and playing experience to our program,” Janney said. “I know she is going to bring passion and energy to strengthen our defense. She is an excellent role model for our student-athletes and I’m excited for her to start and help us better prepare for the fall season.” Most recently, Ostoich completed her first year as a Division-I head coach at Missouri State in the 2016 fall season. She guided two players to All-MAC team selections and the Bears placed 11 athletes on the NFHCA’s National Academic Squad. “She has a ton of potential to help take our Hoosiers team to the next level,” Jan-ney added. Ostoich entered coaching immediately after graduating from the University of Richmond, serving one season as the head coach at Lower Merion High School (Ardmore, Pa.). At the same time, Ostoich began working as a camp manager for World Camp USA, an effort she continued for the last three summers. After a season at Lower Merion, Ostoich completed a two-year stop as an as-sistant coach at Davidson. With Ostoich the Wildcats scored 11 wins, including an 8-11 season that resulted in Ostoich’s head coach, Ginny Turner, winning the Atlantic 10’s Coach of the Year award. In two seasons, Ostoich helped Davidson pick up five All-Conference honors from the Atlantic 10. “I would like to thank Fred Glass and Kristine Fowler for this great opportunity,” Ostoich told IUHoosiers.com after her appointment. “I am excited to be in the Big Ten, and I look forward to coaching this group of passionate young ladies and guiding them to future success.” Ostoich was additionally an outstanding defender and a four-year starter at Richmond. With the Spiders, Ostoich made two appearances at the NCAA Tour-nament following a pair of Atlantic 10 championships. She served as Richmond’s co-captain during her senior season, when the Spiders’ back line ranked top-five nationally in shutouts per game. Ostoich made two appearances on the Atlantic 10’s All-Tournament team and received All-Rookie accolades in 2009. Ostoich graduated from the University of Richmond in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, with a concentration in Marketing.

ASSISTANT COACHCATHERINE OSTOICH

Coaching Experience: Indiana: 1st SeasonMissouri State: Head Coach, 2016 Davidson: Assistant Coach, 2014-15

Playing Experience:Richmond, 2009-12


BECKY STILESASSISTANT COACHIndiana field hockey head coach Amanda Janney announced the addition of Becky Stiles to her coaching staff. Stiles, a four-year standout for Michigan State, will begin her collegiate coaching career as the Hoosiers’ assistant coach. “Becky is an outstanding midfielder who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience as someone who knows how to win in the Big Ten Conference,” Janney said of the team’s latest addition. “She is an upstanding role model for our student-athletes and I know she is going to strengthen our staff and help us continue to build on the successes of our last two years.” Janney also noted that Stiles brings a recruiting advantage to the state of New Jersey, one of the nation’s field hockey hotbeds. Stiles was not only a prep level standout in the Garden State; she served as a volunteer coach for the Spirit of USA Field Hockey Club, located in South Jersey, and played for the New Jersey Women’s High Performance Team in the USA Field Hockey system. Stiles’ involvement with USA Field Hockey continued at the junior national lev-el. She entered the system during her prep years and continued through the High Performance system until she received a selection to the U-21 Women’s National Team in 2012. Stiles played with Team USA in the 2012 Junior Pan American Games and helped the squad qualify for the Junior World Cup. As a Big Ten field hockey player for the Spartans, Stiles was exceptional. She made 77 starts in her four-year career, scoring six goals with 10 assists from the midfield. Stiles was a three-time NFHCA All-West Region selection and an All-Big Ten honoree as a junior and senior. As a senior, Stiles led Michigan State on and off the turf as team captain, earning the Big Ten’s Sportsman-ship Award in the process. Stiles collected two Academic All-Big Ten honors and cracked the Dean’s List as an Economics student at Michigan State University. She graduated in 2015 with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and entered an internship with the Fed-eral Reserve Bank of Philadelphia as a risk analyst. She continued her career with the Federal Reserve upon completion of the internship.

Coaching Experience: Indiana: 1st Season

Playing Experience: Michigan State, 2011-14


QUICK FACTS

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONSchool ...............................................Indiana UniversityLocation ............................................ Bloomington, Ind.Enrollment ........................................................... 48,514Founded ................................................................. 1820Joined Big Ten ........................................................ 1899Nickname .........................................................HoosiersColors .............................................Cream and CrimsonConference .........................................................Big TenPool (Capacity) ........... IU Field Hockey Complex (500)University President ..............Dr. Michael A. McRobbieAthletics Director ......................................... Fred GlassSenior Woman Administrator ....................Mattie White

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ......................................... Amanda JanneyAlma Mater, Year ...............................Wake Forest, 1999Record at Indiana (Years) ....... 17-24, .415 (Third season)Career Record (Years) .......131-106, .553 (13th season)Assistant Coach ....... Catherine Ostoich (First Season)Assistant Coach ................. Becky Stiles (First Season)

TEAM INFORMATIONLetterwinners Returning/Lost ...............................16/5Newcomers .................................................................. 9

2016 IN REVIEWOverall Record .........................................................8-12Big Ten Record (Regular Season Finish) ..........3-5, 6th

TEAM HISTORYFirst Year of Field Hockey ..................................... 2000Record (Years) ........................151-165, .478 (18th Year)Big Ten Record (Years) ..............26-79 .248 (18th Year)Best Big Ten Finish ................ 2nd (2005, 2006, 2009)NCAA Appearances (Record) ..........................Two (1-2)Last NCAA Appearance .....2009 (at Wake Forest • L, 0-2)

ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONSSenior Assistant Director for Media Relations ............. Jeff KeagField Hockey SID ............................................Nick ReithSID Phone ................................................ 317-371-6079SID E-mail .................................... [email protected] Fax .................................................... 812-855-9401SID Mailing Address..............Athletics Media Relations.................................. Assembly Hall, 1001 East 17th St................................................... Bloomington, IN 47408Athletics Web Site ................................ IUHoosiers.comTwitter ...................................................... @HoosiersFHFacebook .....................................@IndianaFieldHockeyInstagram ................................................. @HoosiersFH

NCAA Statistical LeadersHoosiers in the Rankings (8/28/2017)

- OFFENSE -Goals/GameName NCAA Big Ten ValueCiara Girouard 96th 17th 0.50

Assists/GameName NCAA Big Ten Value

Points Per GameName NCAA Big Ten ValueCiara Girouard 144th 21st 1.00

- DEFENSE -Defensive SavesName NCAA Big Ten Value

Goalkeeper - Katie JohnsonCategory NCAA Big Ten ValueSaves/Game 30th 4th 5.00Save % 62nd 8th .526Goals Against Avg. 68th 9th 5.05Win-Loss % 49th 8th .000

- TEAM RANKINGS - Category NCAA Big Ten ValueGoals/Game 61st 8th 0.50Assists/Game Points/Game 64th 9th 1.00Corners/Game 39th 6th 5.00Scoring Avg. 61st 8th 0.50Goals Against Avg. 41st 6th 2.18Tm. Saves/Game 18th 1st 7.25Tm. Save Percentage 57th 7th 0.577Defensive Saves Shutouts/Game Winning % 49th 8th .000

CAREER MilestonesMaddie Latino • Sr. • FGoals ...................................................14 (T-17th).................................. Next Milestone: 15 (T-14th)Assists ..................................................16 (T-8th).......................................Next Milestone: 17 (7th)Game-Winners ........................................ 4 (12th)................................... Next Milestone: 5 (T-10th)Points .................................................44 (T-12th)..................................Next Milestone: 46 (T-11th)

Taylor Pearson • Sr. • FGoals ...................................................13 (T-21st).................................. Next Milestone: 14 (T-17th)Assists ................................................................ 6.................................. Next Milestone: 7 (T-22nd)Game-Winners ..................................... 3 (T-16th)................................... Next Milestone: 4 (T-12th)Points ............................................................... 32.................................Next Milestone: 35 (T-20th)

Elle Hempt • R-Sr. • DDefensive Saves ................................................. 3..................................... Next Milestone: 4 (T-7th)

INDIANA’S RECORD...Situation RecordScore first ................................................. 0-0Opponent scores first ............................... 0-2At home ..................................................... 0-0At opponent’s home .................................. 0-1At neutral sites .......................................... 0-1Against ranked opponents ....................... 0-2Against the Big Ten ................................... 0-0In overtime games .................................... 0-0Lead at halftime ........................................ 0-0Trail at halftime ......................................... 0-2Tied at halftime ........................................ 0-0Goalkeeper has 10+ saves ......................... 0-1With more penalty corners ...................... 0-0With fewer penalty corners ....................... 0-1Even penalty corners ................................. 0-1With more shots ....................................... 0-0With fewer shots ....................................... 0-2With more defensive saves ...................... 0-0Player with 2+ goals ................................. 0-0Goals from 2 or more players ................... 0-0With 3+ points from one player ............... 0-0Player scores a hat trick ........................... 0-0With an earned penalty stroke ................. 0-0On Friday .................................................... 0-1On Saturday ............................................... 0-1On Sunday ................................................ 0-0In August ................................................... 0-2In September ............................................ 0-0In October ................................................. 0-0In November ............................................. 0-0


2017 SEASON STATISTICS

2017 Indiana Field HockeyIndiana Combined Team Statistics (as of Aug 26, 2017)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-1CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-1

Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 25 at #9 Louisville L 1-4 186Aug 26 vs #3 Delaware L 0-7 119

TEAM STATISTICS IND OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 1-19 11-36 Goals scored per game 0.50 5.50 Shot pct. . 0 5 3 . 3 0 6 S h o t s / G a m e 9.5 18.0PENALTY CORNERS 10 12PENALTY STROKES 0-0 0-0PENALTIES Green cards 2 1 Yellow cards 0 0 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 0 186 Dates/Avg Per Date 0/0 1/186 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/119

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% gw ps-att dsv19 CIARA GIROUARD 2 1 0 2 2 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 0 020 MADDIE LATINO 2 0 0 0 8 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 035 ELLE HEMPT 2 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 06 KELSEY GIESE 2 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 022 SHERIDAN WEISS 2 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 017 SOFIA KEEN 2 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 013 RYLEE PEARSON 2 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 08 ABBY URBANEK 2 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 03 TAYLOR SWOPE 2 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 028 BENTE BUWALDA 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 024 HANNA ZARRILLI 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 023 ANDI JACKSON 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 014 JESSICA MORFORD 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 09 CLAIRE WOODS 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 07 NORA AUCKER 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 04 GRACE SENSENIG 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 02 CLAIRE DICKINSON 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 01 SAVANNAH BUCHER 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

Total 2 1 0 2 19 . 0 5 3 0 0 - 0 0Opponents 2 11 12 34 36 . 3 0 6 2 0 - 0 0

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho5 KATIE JOHNSON 2 124:38 9 6.50 10 . 5 2 6 0-2-0 0/010 SACHI ANANIAS 1 15:21 2 11.73 5 . 7 1 4 0-0-0 0/0

Total 2 139:59 11 7.07 15 . 5 7 7 0-2-0 0Opponents 2 139:59 1 0.64 11 . 9 1 7 2-0-0 1

Goals by Period 1st 2nd TotalIndiana 0 1 1Opponents 6 5 11

Shots by Period 1st 2nd TotalIndiana 6 13 19Opponents 19 17 36

Saves by Period 1st 2nd TotalIndiana 7 8 15Opponents 3 8 11

Corners by Period 1st 2nd TotalIndiana 5 5 10Opponents 5 7 12


2017 SEASON STATISTICS

2017 Indiana Field HockeyIndiana Extended Individual Statistics (as of Aug 26, 2017)

All games

Overall: 0-2-0 Conf: 0-0-0 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 0-1-0 Neut: 0-1-0

## Player gp-gs g gpg a apg pts ppg sh spg sh% gwg ps-att

19 CIARA GIROUARD 2-2 1 0.50 0 0.00 2 1.00 2 1.00 . 5 0 0 0 0-020 MADDIE LATINO 2-2 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 8 4.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-035 ELLE HEMPT 2-2 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 1.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-06 KELSEY GIESE 2-2 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 1.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-022 SHERIDAN WEISS 2-0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.50 . 0 0 0 0 0-017 SOFIA KEEN 2-2 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.50 . 0 0 0 0 0-013 RYLEE PEARSON 2-0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.50 . 0 0 0 0 0-08 ABBY URBANEK 2-0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.50 . 0 0 0 0 0-03 TAYLOR SWOPE 2-2 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 0.50 . 0 0 0 0 0-028 BENTE BUWALDA 2-2 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-024 HANNA ZARRILLI 2-0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-023 ANDI JACKSON 2-2 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-014 JESSICA MORFORD 2-0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-09 CLAIRE WOODS 2-2 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-07 NORA AUCKER 2-2 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-04 GRACE SENSENIG 2-0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-02 CLAIRE DICKINSON 1-0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-01 SAVANNAH BUCHER 2-0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 . 0 0 0 0 0-0

Total 2 1 0.50 0 0.00 2 1.00 19 9.50 . 0 5 3 0 0-0Opponents 2 11 5.50 12 6.00 34 17.00 36 18.00 . 3 0 6 2 0-0

## Player gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves saves/g save% w l t sho/cbo

5 KATIE JOHNSON 2-2 124:38 9 6.50 10 5.00 . 5 2 6 0 2 0 0/010 SACHI ANANIAS 1-0 15:21 2 11.73 5 5.00 . 7 1 4 0 0 0 0/0

Total 2 139:59 11 7.07 15 7.50 . 5 7 7 0 2 0 0Opponents 2 139:59 1 0.64 11 5.50 . 9 1 7 2 0 0 1

Goals by Period 1st 2nd TotalIndiana 0 1 1Opponents 6 5 11

Shots by Period 1st 2nd TotalIndiana 6 13 19Opponents 19 17 36

Saves by Period 1st 2nd TotalIndiana 7 8 15Opponents 3 8 11

Corners by Period 1st 2nd TotalIndiana 5 5 10Opponents 5 7 12

Attendance Summary IND Opponent

Total 0 186Dates/Avg Per Date 0/0 1/186Neutral Site #/Avg 1/119


2017 TEAM LEADERS

2017 Indiana Field HockeyIndiana Category Leaders (as of Aug 26, 2017)

All games

## Points GP G A Pts Shots19 CIARA GIROUARD 2 1 0 2 2

## Goals GP G A Pts Shots19 CIARA GIROUARD 2 1 0 2 2

## Assists GP G A Pts Shots

## Shots GP G A Shots Shot%20 MADDIE LATINO 2 0 0 8 . 0 0 06 KELSEY GIESE 2 0 0 2 . 0 0 035 ELLE HEMPT 2 0 0 2 . 0 0 019 CIARA GIROUARD 2 1 0 2 . 5 0 03 TAYLOR SWOPE 2 0 0 1 . 0 0 017 SOFIA KEEN 2 0 0 1 . 0 0 022 SHERIDAN WEISS 2 0 0 1 . 0 0 013 RYLEE PEARSON 2 0 0 1 . 0 0 08 ABBY URBANEK 2 0 0 1 . 0 0 0

## Game-winning Goals GP No.


Game-by-Game ResultsAugust 25, 2017 • Louisville, Ky.

1 | #9 Louisville 4, Indiana 1Team 1 2 FIU 0 1 1LOU 3 1 4Goals: A. Grimes (5’), M. Martin Pellegrina (22’, 27’), T. Stone (39’), C. Girouard (56’)Assists: M. Martin Pellegrina (2), N. Woods (1), M. Ragsdale (1)Saves: H. Barr (6) | K. Johnson (3)

August 26, 2017 • Louisville, Ky.

2 | #3 Delaware 7, Indiana 0Team 1 2 FIU 0 0 0DEL 3 4 7Goals: T. Lister (2’), A. Pollak (15’), M. Thomas (22’), G. Nauck (41’), J. van Weperen (46’), L. Crudele (63’), E. Schepens (69’)Assists: K. Devlin (3), T. Lister (2), G. Nauck (2), L. Giezeman (1)Saves: K. Johnson (7), S. Ananias (5) | E. Oltmans (5)


FreshmanSelinsgrove, Pa.Selinsgrove Area

#1 SAVANNAH BUCHER

2017 (Freshman): Made her first career appearance at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ...

Prep/Personal: Played three varsity seasons for head coach Cathy Keiser at Se-linsgrove Area High School, who was also her coach on her club team, PA Power … netted 26 goals in her final two seasons, captaining her team to the Pennsyl-vania state playoffs … a two-time PHAC All-Star … Selinsgrove won four PHAC titles and four District 4 championships in her career … with the Field Hockey Life club team, Bucher took part in the 2016 National Presidential Tournament in Sarasota, Florida … also played three seasons of varsity lacrosse … the daughter of Ross and Betsy Bucher … has two sisters, Kylie and Allison.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2017 2 - - - - - -

M/FGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville - - - - -Delaware - - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


FreshmanLouisville, Ky.Kentucky Country Day

#2 CLAIRE DICKINSON

2017 (Freshman): Began her career in her hometown against No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ...

Prep/Personal: Played four varsity seasons for head coach Amy Elliott at Kentucky Country Day … served as team captain … named Kentucky’s Miss Field Hockey in 2016 as the state’s most outstanding player … scored 36 goals with nine assists, playing nearly every position in the field … a KHSAA All-State first team honoree … Kentucky All-Star on both the junior and senior teams … also played for IFHCK at the club level … served as co-captain at the National Hockey Festival … earned bronze with IFHCK at the Disney Showcase … the daughter of Melissa and Chris Dickinson … has one sister, Peyton … intends to major in Busi-ness.

2017 STATISTICS


F/MGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville - - - - -DelawareWake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


JuniorCincinnati, OhioSt. Ursula Academy

#3 TAYLOR SWOPE

2017 (Junior): Received a spot in the starting lineup for the season opener at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ...

2016 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten honoree … made 20 appearances, breaking into the starting lineup five times … ended the year with one goal and one assist, placing 3-of-5 shots on frame … launched two shot attempts against New Hampshire (9/11) … funneled an assist to Kate Barber for the fifth score in IU’s 6-1 win at Central Michigan (9/25) … scored the first goal of her career at Miami (10/2) to tie the contest late and force overtime … started in midfield for the Hoosiers’ upset win over No. 6 Northwestern (10/7).

2015 (Freshman): Made 14 appearances for the Hoosiers in her first season ... fired two shots on goal in her career debut against Missouri State (8/28) ... saw action in all three of Indiana’s games on the west coast, taking the turf against Stanford (9/4), Pacific (9/5), and California (9/7) ... checked in during IU’s win over Ball State (9/18) ... made appearances in IU’s final six games of the regular season, including wins over Ohio State (10/16), Penn State (10/18), and Rutgers (10/30).

Prep/Personal: Was a two-time All-Ohio and First-Team All League selection for St. Ursula Academy … after a 10-goal and four-assist effort in her junior year, she was also named to the Harrow Sports All-Region All-America Team and the Cincinnati Enquirer Field Hockey Player of the Year … Swope led her team in scoring with eight goals and six assists during her senior campaign, helping St. Ursula place third in the league … earned three letters in field hockey … also earned three letters in Track and Field at St. Ursula … participated in the National Futures Championship (2012-14) and the National Club Championship (2014) … daughter of Rodney and Monica Swope … has a sister, Kristin, and a brother, Caleb.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2015 14 - - - 2 2 -2016 20 1 1 3 5 3 -2017 2 - - - 1 1 -Career 36 1 1 3 8 6 -

MGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville * - - - - -Delaware * 1 1 - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


SophomoreEphrata, Pa.Ephrata

#4 GRACE SENSENIG

2017 (Sophomore): Kicked off the sophomore campaign with an appearance at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ...

2016 (Freshman): Played in all 20 games as a freshman, adding depth to Indiana’s midfield … made her home debut against Louisville (8/26) … aided the Hoosiers to upset wins over No. 6 Northwestern (10/7) and No. 10 Michigan (10/14).

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters for head coach Joy Rice at Ephrata High School, serving as captain in her final two seasons … with the Mountain-eers, earned two Lancaster Lebanon League All-Star Second Team selections … won Ephrata’s Most Valuable Player team award in 2013 … Lancaster Lebanon Section 2 Champions in 2014, and qualified for district playoffs in 2012 and 2013 … played club hockey for Bree Gillespie at Lanco Premier in Lancaster County, where she gained valuable experience at several national tournaments … also earned one letter in softball, two letters in indoor track, and one letter in lacrosse at Ephrata … daughter of Scott and Carolyn Sensenig … has one sister, Anne … intends to major in Business.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2016 20 - - - - - -2017 2 - - - - - -Career 22 - - - - - -

MGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville - - - - -Delaware - - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


r-SeniorOcean City, N.J.Ocean City

#5 KATIE JOHNSON

2017 (Redshirt Senior): Earned the first season-opening start of her career, making three stops at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ... stopped seven shots against No. 3 Delaware (8/26) ...

2016 (Redshirt Junior): Academic All-Big Ten selection … NFHCA National Aca-demic Squad (Four-Year Honoree) … appeared between the pipes for 215:42 over five contests, making the first two starts of her career at the end of the regular season … recorded 26 saves for a save percentage of .765 … split a shutout with Noëlle Rother against Missouri State (9/9) … logged 11 minutes against New Hampshire (9/11) and made three saves … entered at the midpoint against Central Michigan (9/25) and tallied four saves against eight shots, allowing zero goals … in her first career start at Penn State (10/28), kept the Hoosiers close for a comeback effort with eight saves … started against top-ranked Syracuse (10/30) and posted 11 saves, a career high, against 22 shots faced.

2015 (Redshirt Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten ... Big Ten Distinguished Scholar ... totaled three appearances for the Hoosiers in 2015 ... made her season debut in Indiana’s win against Ball State (9/18) ... returned to the turf to aid in a shutout win over Ohio State (10/16) ... appeared in relief during Indiana’s overtime loss at American (10/25) ... received her second Academic All-Big Ten honors of her career.

2014 (Redshirt Freshman): Academic All-Big Ten ... Saw action in goal in three games this season ... logged two saves and allowed no goals in 35 minutes against St. Louis on Aug. 30 ... had one save in 4:34 minutes against UC Davis and two saves in 14:57 minutes against No. 2 Maryland ... registered a save per-centage of .833.

2013 (Redshirt) Did not play in the 2013 season.

Prep/Personal: A two-year letter-winner for Ocean City High School...A first team All-CAL and second team All-South Jersey honoree as a senior...Selected to participate in the South Jersey All Star game in 2012....Helped Ocean City High School to a undefeated CAL Championship during her sophomore campaign...Was part of the 2010 South Jersey Group 3 Championship team as well as the Group 3 State Championship Team...Recorded an overall record of 22-1 in the cage and was 5-0 in state tournament play in 2012...Posted an 88 percent save percentage and tied a school single season shut out record with 19 during her senior season...Daughter of Kathy and Don Johnson...Has two brothers, Brett and Erik.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP MIN SV GA SV% GAA SF2013 DNP2014 3 54:31 5 1 .833 1.28 112015 4 39:43 - 2 .000 3.52 02016 5 215:42 26 8 .765 2.60 602017 1 124:38 10 9 .526 6.50 27Career 13 434:34 41 20 .672 3.23 98

GKGame SV GA MINat Louisville * 3 4 70:00Delaware * 7 5 54:38Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


SophomoreTrappe, Pa.Perkiomen Valley

#6 KELSEY GIESE

2017 (Sophomore): Fired two shots on target in the season opener at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ...

2016 (Freshman): Made an instant impact, starting all 20 games of her debut season in the back line and the wide midfield … tallied one goal and one assist on five shots, placing 3-of-five attempts on frame … fired a shot in a tight neutral sight game against Wake Forest (9/4) … took two shots and aided the defense to a shutout win over UC Davis (9/5) … helped earn back-to-back shutouts in the next game versus Missouri State (9/9) … tabbed an assist to Taylor Pearson against Rutgers (9/23), breaking a tie in the Hoosiers’ first Big Ten win … scored her first career goal on her only shot attempt versus Iowa (9/30), forcing over-time … attempted one shot in the home finale against Ohio State (10/21) … made her postseason debut in the Big Ten Tournament against Penn State (11/3).

Prep/Personal: Played four seasons under head coach Erik Enters at Perkiomen Valley High School … a two-time PAHSFHCA All-State First Team selection and a two-time Pac-10 First Team All-Conference honoree … earned three appearances on the Pottstown Mercury All-Area squad … landed on the Times Herald All-Area first team in 2013 … scored 61 goals with 38 assists in her prep career, including 28 goals and 14 assists in her senior season … earned three selections to the Fu-tures Elite and Junior Olympic squads, along with two Junior National Camp invi-tations … Vikings won the Pac-10 Championship in 2014 and reached the district playoffs in all four of Giese’s seasons … played club hockey for True North and the WC Eagles … won eight gold medals in all eight tournament entries, including the National Club Championship, the NIT, and the Disney Showcase … daughter of Robin and Mario Giese … has one sister, Chandler, who played field hockey at the University of New Hampshire … intends to major in Business and Marketing.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2016 20 1 1 3 5 3 12017 2 - - - 2 2 -Career 22 1 1 3 7 5 1

M/FGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville * 2 2 - - -Delaware * - - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


JuniorSelinsgrove, Pa.Selinsgrove Area

#7 NORA AUCKER

2017 (Junior): Team Captain ... made the day one starting lineup at No. 9 Louis-ville (8/25) ... 2016 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten selection … NFHCA National Academic Squad honoree … showed improvement from her freshman year, making 18 starts on the back line and playing in all 20 games … tabbed the first goal and first two assists of her career … made her first start of the year in a nail-biter with Wake Forest (9/4) … served an assist on the first goal in a valiant comeback effort at Delaware (9/18) … scored the game-winner in IU’s upset win over No. 6 Northwestern (10/7), receiving a dish from Sam Scire in a scramble after her corner entry … guided Indiana to their second top-10 win in the span of a week, a shutout victory at Michigan (10/14) … inserted Elle Hempt’s successful corner hit against Penn State (11/3) in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament.

2015 (Freshman): Appeared in all 19 games for Indiana in her debut season, making seven starts ... entered a four-defender rotation with teammates Kate Barber, Malia Fujisawa, and Sydney Supica, a unit that made a massive impact on IU’s five regular season Big Ten wins (school record) ... started in the first game of her Indiana career, contributing to a big win over Missouri State (8/28) ... recorded her first career defensive save in a narrow loss at Stanford (9/4) ... helped hold off two nationally-ranked opponents in one weekend for wins over Iowa (9/25) and Northwestern (9/27) ... played a pivotal role in the Hoosiers’ first two shutouts of the season, at Ohio State (10/16) and at home against Penn State (10/18) ... held Maryland scoreless through regulation in an overtime road loss (10/23) ... helped with Indiana’s third shutout win at home against Rutgers (10/30).

Prep/Personal: A two-time First Team All-State selection from Selinsgrove, Pa. … helped lead her team to four-straight District 4 Championships … three-time First Team Heartland Athletic Conference honoree … named The Daily Item Player of the Year after her junior campaign … four-time letterwinner in field hockey … also earned two letters in Track and Field … four-time member of the PHSFHCA All-Academic Team … daughter of Daniel Aucker and Tana Shaffer, D.O. … has one sister, Rita

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2015 19 - - - 1 - 12016 20 1 2 4 2 1 12017 2 - - - - - -Career 41 1 2 4 3 1 2

D/MGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville * - - - - -Delaware * - - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup

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SeniorEdwardsville, Ill.Edwardsville

#8 ABBY URBANEK

2017 (Senior): Commenced her senior year with an appearance at No. 9 Louis-ville (8/25) ...

2016 (Junior): Academic All-Big Ten selection … took the turf for 16 games, serving one assist with one shot attempt … contributed to the defensive effort in back-to-back shutouts against UC Davis (9/5) and Missouri State (9/9) … inserted for an assist on Kate Barber’s penalty corner at Delaware (9/18), aiding a valiant comeback effort … fired a shot attempt at top-ranked Syracuse (10/30) in the regular season closer … received the first Academic All-Big Ten honors of her career.

2015 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 19 games at midfield for the Hoosiers ... made her first career start at nationally-ranked Louisville (8/30) ... attempted a shot in the Hoosiers’ high-scoring win over Pacific (9/5) ... inserted a penalty corner for her first career assist, then followed in the second half for her first ca-reer goal against Ball State (9/18) ... found Taylor Pearson for the early 2-0 lead in the Hoosiers’ win over Iowa (9/25), giving her an assist in back-to-back games ... fired a shot on target in a close loss at Michigan State (10/9) ... contributed to shutout wins over Ohio State (10/16) and Penn State (10/18).

2014 (Freshman): Played in four games for the Hoosiers in 2014 ... recorded a shot against California on Sept. 5.

Prep/Personal: A four-time letter winner for Edwardsville High School...Scored 15 goals and tallied 20 assists her senior year to help her team tie their best record in school history at 17-5 and advance to the state quarterfinals...Named First Team All-Metro and was team MVP and captain her junior and senior years...Part of the USA Futures program for three years...Gold Medalist in 2012 National Futures Championship...Member of the National Honor Society and Leadership Council...Daughter of Janet and Kevin Urbanek...Has two older brothers, Clinton and Nolan.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2014 4 - - - 1 - -2015 18 1 2 4 4 2 -2016 16 - 1 1 1 1 12017 2 - - - 1 - -Career 40 1 3 5 7 3 1

F/MGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville - - - - -Delaware 1 - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


JuniorSt. Louis, Mo.Nernix Hall

#9 CLAIRE WOODS

2017 (Junior): Earned her first career start at No. 9 Louisville (8/25), her first regular season turf appearance since November 5, 2015 ...

2016 (Sophomore): Missed the entirety of her sophomore season due to injury.

2015 (Freshman): NFHCA National Academic Squad selection ... saw action in all 19 of Indiana’s games in her debut season … took her first three shot attempts in Labor Day weekend games at Stanford (9/4), Pacific (9/5), and California (9/7) … helped the Hoosiers to a four-game winning streak at home over Ball State (9/18), Iowa (9/25), Northwestern (9/27), and Kent State (10/2) … dished her first career assist to force overtime at Michigan State (10/9) … added another assist in the Hoosiers’ shutout win at Ohio State (10/16) … scored her first career goal to take a late lead against American (10/25).

Prep/Personal: Knocked in a school-record 54 career goals - cruising past the previous mark of 40. In addition, her 39 assists rank second in program history … a three-time All-Conference selection, as well as a two-time All-Metro and Team MVP honoree … led by Woods, Nerinx Hall was a State Finalist in 2012 and a State Semi-Finalist in 2011 … played in the Junior Olympics in 2012 and 2013, and was a five-time participant in the National Futures Championships … played for Gateway Field Hockey Club, where Woods helped the team earn a Gold Medal at National Hockey Festival in 2013 … also played lacrosse for three years and earned a varsity letter and was named team MVP in 2014 … daughter of Joe and Angie Woods … has two sisters, Grace and Audrey

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2015 18 1 2 4 6 6 -2016 DNP2017 2 - - - - - -Career 20 1 2 4 6 6 -

F/MGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville * - - - - -Delaware * - - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


FreshmanSantiago, ChileThe Grange School

#10 SACHI ANANIAS

2017 (Freshman): Stepped on the turf for the first time in her career against No. 3 Delaware (8/26), blocking five shots in 15 minutes ...

2016 (Chile Junior National Team): Made the final roster for Chile at the 2016 FIH Junior World Cup in her home town of Santiago … one of the four youngest players selected to the team … appeared in their final game against Belgium, making three shootout saves for a 2-2 (1-3) victory … Chile finished 11th in the tournament.

Prep/Personal: The first player from Chile in IU Field Hockey history, Sachi Ana-nias split time as a goalkeeper in Chile’s youth national pool and for head coach Isidora Maira at The Grange School … has played at the U14, U16, U18, and U21 levels for Chile … served as team captain for The Grange School … received the Full Colour Hockey Award in her final two seasons, given annually to the school’s top all-around athlete … received an invite to the Association of British Schools in Chile (ABSCH) dream team, winning the seven-a-side tournament title in 2014 and 2015 … also captained the school’s volleyball team and played soccer … a top honors student … the daughter of Izumi Kishino and Octavio Ananias … has two brothers, Tomas and Diego … intends to major in Management.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP MIN SV GA SV% GAA SF2017 1 15:21 5 2 .714 11.73 9

GKGame SV GA MINat Louisville Delaware 5 2 15:21Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


SophomoreWall, N.J.Wall

#11 SAM SCIRE

2017 (Sophomore):

2016 (Freshman): Enrolled at the start of the Spring 2016 semester after gradu-ating high school in December 2015 ... appeared in all 20 contests on the forward line for Indiana … recorded one goal and one assist with eight shot attempts, placing 7-of-8 on frame … her SOG% of .875 led the team (min. 6 shots) … scored in the home opener against Louisville (8/26) for her first career goal and the Hoosiers’ first goal of the year … launched two shot attempts in an overtime win at Ohio (8/28) … fired a shot against New Hampshire (9/11) … dished the game-winning assist to Nora Aucker in a home upset against No. 6 Northwestern (10/7) … put two shots on target in a shutout upset at Michigan (10/14) … at-tempted one shot in the Big Ten regular season finale at Penn State (10/28).

Prep/Personal: Played four seasons under head coach Nancy Gross at Wall High School ... netted a school-record 113 goals with 44 assists in her time with the Crimson Knights ... third team All-State honoree in 2014 ... earned first team honors on the All-County, All-Group, and All-Shore teams in 2013 and 2014 ... won three consecutive division championships from 2013-2015, including a Central Jersey Group 2 title in 2013 ... played club hockey for coaches Kathleen Stefanelli, Nigel Traverso, and Kelly Monahan-Pearson on the Jersey Intensity ... with the Jersey Intensity, compiled five tournament podium finishes, a league title, and a Junior Olympics qualification ... the daughter of Vincent and Suzanne Scire ... has two brothers, Tyler and Hunter ... intends to major in Economics.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2016 20 1 1 3 8 7 -2017 - - - - - - -Career 20 1 1 3 8 7 -

FGame S SOG G A DSat LouisvilleDelawareWake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


SeniorMechanicsville, Va.Lee Davis

#12 CAMERON GIBSON

2017 (Senior):

2016 (Junior): Academic All-Big Ten selection … NFHCA National Academic Squad honoree … made 16 appearances with three shot attempts, finding the frame once … aided the Hoosiers in back-to-back shutout wins versus UC Davis (9/5) and Missouri State (9/9) … attempted a shot against New Hampshire (9/11) … fired a shot on target at Delaware (9/18) … came close to tying the contest with a shot at Michigan State (10/16).

2015 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten honoree ... made six appearances after returning from injury midway through the season … saw her first action of the year in the Hoosiers’ overtime win against Kent State (10/2) … played a role in the Hoosiers’ shutout wins over Ohio State (10/16) and Penn State (10/18) … helped Indiana to their third shutout win of the year on Senior Day against Rutgers (10/30).

2014 (Freshman): Saw action in three games in 2014

Prep/Personal: Recorded 45 career assists and scored a school-record 55 career goals at Lee Davis High School...Served as a team captain in 2012 and 2013...Earned All-District recognition all four years, All-Metro in 2012 and 2013, All-Region in 2012 and All-State Second Team in 2012...Earned recognition a three-time Academic All-District honoree...holds the school record for career goals and helped her team to District Champions in 2012 and 2013, as well as 2013 Regional Runner-Up and the State Final Four...also lettered twice in soccer...daughter of Todd and Merridee Gibson...has two brothers, Jordan and Ian, and one sister, Brynn.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2014 3 - - - - - -2015 6 - - - - - -2016 16 - - - 3 1 -2017 - - - - - - -Career 25 - - - 3 1 -

MGame S SOG G A DSat LouisvilleDelawareWake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


FreshmanNorth Vancouver, B.C., CanadaWindsor Secondary

#13 RYLEE PEARSON


Prep/Personal: Played two varsity seasons of field hockey at Windsor Second-ary, notching All-Star honors in 2013 … played field hockey for 11 seasons with the West Vancouver Field Hockey Club, including two seasons on the Women’s Premier Team … represented British Columbia in provincial competition, earning four medal finishes at the U16 and U18 level … played with the Rob Short Coach-ing Academy for four seasons, winning MVP honors at the 2015 Webber Natural Challenge and playing for the U16 and U18 teams at the 2014 World Youth Field Hockey Tournament … also played basketball, soccer, and ultimate at the varsity level … the daughter of Val and Mark Pearson … has one older sister, Taylor, cur-rently a senior and captain of Indiana’s field hockey team.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2017 2 - - - 1 - -

F/MGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville - - - - -Delaware 1 - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

* starting lineup


SophomoreShaker Heights, OhioShaker Heights

#14 JESSICA MORFORD

2017 (Sophomore): Returned to the turf for the season opener at No. 9 Louis-ville (8/25) ... 2016 (Freshman): Appeared in three games during her first season with the Hoosiers … aided the shutout effort at Missouri State (9/9), stepping on the turf for the first time in the Indiana uniform … also took the turf in a high-scoring win at Central Michigan (9/25) … played in the regular season closer at top-ranked Syracuse (10/30).

Prep/Personal: Played four seasons under head coach Hilary Anderson at Shaker Heights High School … with Morford, the Raiders earned an Ohio State Championship in 2014 and a district championship in 2013 … earned selections to the All-Ohio and All-League first teams … excelled in the classroom, picking up OFHCA Academic All-Ohio plaudits … also earned one letter in lacrosse at Shaker Heights … played at the club level for head coach Steve Boniface and the Colum-bus Coyotes … daughter of Joe and Sheri Morford … has one sister, Samantha, and two brothers, Maxwell and Joey … intends to major in Business.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2016 3 - - - - - -2017 2 - - - - - -Career 5 - - - - - -

MGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville - - - - -Delaware - - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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FreshmanAnn Arbor, Mich.Pioneer

#17 SOFIA KEEN

2017 (Freshman): Made the starting lineup in her first career appearance, firing one shot on target at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ...

Prep/Personal: Played three varsity seasons for coach Jane Nixon at Ann Arbor Pioneer … scored 8 goals with three assists in her career, winning Defensive MVP her first two seasons and captaincy as a senior … with Pioneer, won three state championships … played for coach Nancy Cox at Pinnacle Field Hockey … won four championships with Pinnacle, including the Junior Premier Outdoor League (JPOL) … the daughter of Claudia and Tom Keen … the great-granddaughter of University of Michigan wrestling legend and apparel pioneer Cliff Keen … has two sisters, Isabel and Elizabeth … intends to major in Marketing.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2017 2 - - - 1 1 -

DGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville * 1 1 - - -Delaware * - - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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SophomoreWest Deptford, N.J.West Deptford

#19 CIARA GIROUARD

2017 (Sophomore): Named to the Big Ten’s preseason watch list (8/21) ... opened the year with a second-chance goal on her only shot attempt at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ...

2016 (Freshman): NFHCA National Academic Squad honoree … played and started in all 20 games as a newcomer on the forward line … finished third on the team scoring tally with four goals, placing 7-of-11 shots on target … cracked her first career shot at Ohio (8/28) … aided a defensive effort resulting in back-to-back shutout wins against UC Davis (9/5) and Missouri State (9/9) … came close to conversion with a shot attempt at Maryland (9/17) … scored the first two goals of her career with a double at Central Michigan (9/25) … scored in back-to-back games for the first time in her career, starting with a goal in an overtime game at Miami (10/2) … opened scoring with a goal in the Hoosiers’ upset win over No. 6 Northwestern (10/7) … aided a winning shutout effort at Michigan (10/14).

Prep/Personal: A four-year letterwinner for head coach Linda Decker at West Deptford High School, serving as team captain in her final two seasons with the Eagles … named the South Jersey Times Field Hockey Player of the Year in 2014 … the Eagles won three South Jersey Group 2 championships from 2013-2015, and won the Colonial Conference Championship in 2015 … received two West Deptford Most Valuable Player team awards … in her senior year, helped the Eagles set program records for single-season wins and single-season shutouts … named the South Jersey Times Player of the Week in 2014 … played club hockey for head coach Kathi Liszewski on the South Jersey Edge, where Girouard took part in a U-19 National Field Hockey Festival Championship in 2014 … club achieved a national ranking high at No. 13 in her final season … also earned three varsity letters in softball, and one in lacrosse, at West Deptforf … daughter of Claire and Joe Girouard … has three brothers, Joseph, Mitchell, and Christopher … intends to major in Athletic Science and Sports Medicine, with aspirations of becoming an athletic trainer.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2016 20 4 - 8 8 7 -2017 2 1 - 2 2 1 -Career 22 5 - 10 10 8 -

M/FGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville * 1 1 1 - -Delaware * 1 - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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SeniorLouisville, Ky.Sacred Heart Academy

#20 MADDIE LATINO

2017 (Senior): Named to the Big Ten’s preseason watch list (8/21) ... fired four shots with two on frame in a personal homecoming at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ... fired four shots, three on target, against No. 3 Delaware (8/26) ...

2016 (Junior): Academic All-Big Ten … NFHCA National Academic Squad … started all 20 games … a focal point of Indiana’s dangerous attack corner unit, Latino finished second on the team with eight assists, a personal season high … also added three goals, bringing her career tally to 14 … dished two assists in the Hoosiers’ comeback win over Ohio (8/28) … finished from close range to open scoring in a shutout win over UC Davis (9/5) … assisted twice and put a shot on target, guiding IU to a high-scoring shutout win over Missouri State (9/9) … gave two assists to the win over New Hampshire (9/11), feeding the second to Taylor Pearson in the open field … assisted on the Hoosiers’ goal at Maryland (9/17) … scored once, assisted once, and shot five times (T-season high) in a high-scoring win at Central Michigan (9/25) … pushed IU to a 2-0 lead with a goal in an overtime game at Miami (10/2) … fired a shot on target while preserving a shutout win over Michi-gan (10/14) … found the target on all three shot attempts at Michigan State (10/16), and again at Penn State (10/28).

2015 (Sophomore): All-Big Ten Tournament Team ... Academic All-Big Ten ... NFHCA National Academic Squad ... Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Week (9/29) ... Indiana’s Offensive MVP ... played in 17 games for the Hoosiers this season, making 14 starts … led the team in both offensive categories with 10 goals and eight assists, averaging 1.65 points per game (35th nationally) … ranked 45th nationally in assists per game (0.47) … scored three game-winning goals, the most by any Hoosier this season … scored or created a goal in 12 of her 17 appearances … opened the season with one goal and one assist against Missouri State (8/28) … dished a pair of assists in a high-scoring win at Pacific (9/5) … scored on a deflected penalty corner in a win against Ball State (9/18) … assisted on Nicole Volgraf’s game-sealing goal versus Iowa (9/25) … scored two goals, including the game-winner, to beat Northwestern (9/27) … named the Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Week (9/29) … banged back-to-back goals off of the boards in the overtime win against Kent State (10/2) … inserted the penalty corner which tied the game at Michigan (10/4) … scored twice to force overtime at Michigan State (10/9) … knocked in the Hoosiers’ lone goal against top-ranked Syracuse … made one assist in a shutout win at Ohio State (10/16) … assisted both goals in the shutout win against Rutgers (10/30) … scored Indiana’s lone goal in their Big Ten quarterfinal game against Penn State (11/5) … named to the All-Big Ten Tournament team … named Indiana’s Offensive MVP by her teammates.

2014 (Freshman): Saw action in all 17 games for Indiana ... scored a goal against St. Louis on Aug. 30 ... also registered a shot on goal against No. 20 Michigan State on Oct. 11

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2014 17 1 - 2 3 2 -2015 16 9 8 26 36 23 -2016 20 3 8 14 39 24 -2017 2 - - - 8 5 -Career 55 13 16 42 86 54 -

F/MGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville * 4 2 - - - Delaware * 4 3 - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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Prep/Personal:Three-year varsity starter at Sacred Heart Academy...Scored over 120 goals in her high school career...In 2013 she was the team captain, a Kentucky State All-Tournament Honoree, Kentucky Select Team member, made the All-District Team and was a finalist for Kentucky Miss Field Hockey...Scored 44 goals, the 10th most in the nation while also recording 33 assists, the ninth most in the nation in 2013...Helped her team win the 2012 Kentucky State Championship and finished runner-up in 2011 and 2013....In 2012, she was a Kentucky Select Team Member, Kentucky State All-Tournament Team and All-Catholic Team honoree...three-time Kentucky Academic All-State recipient...daughter of Pete and Alicia Latino...has one brother, Nick....plans to major in Human Biology.


SeniorNorth Vancouver, B.C., CanadaWindsor Secondary

#21 TAYLOR PEARSON

2017 (Senior): Team Captain 2016 (Junior): Academic All-Big Ten honoree … played in 17 games, making 14 starts … posted a season high with eight goals (2nd – Team), bringing her career tally to 13 … added three assists to elevate her career point total to 32 … ended the year with a team-leading .681 shots-on-goal percentage (min. 10 shots) … one of the Hoosiers’ top chance creators in her junior season … connected for an assist to Kate Barber against Wake Forest (9/4) … scored twice in the second half, once on a short corner, and redirected a corner scramble for one assist in a shutout win over Missouri State (9/9) … converted two reverse shots for goals, leading the way to a 5-3 win over New Hampshire (9/11) … scored a mid-range reverse shot to pull Indiana back at Delaware (9/18) … guided IU to their first Big Ten win of the season, scoring the opening and game-winning goal against Rutgers (9/23) … opened a 6-1 win over Central Michigan (9/25) with a penalty corner score, followed by an assist to Maddie Latino later in the half … the pass to Latino came just 19 seconds after the Hoosiers scored their 3-1 goal … returned to the starting lineup and aided the defensive effort for a shutout win at Michigan (10/14) … took two shots, with one on target, in the Big Ten quarterfinal game against Penn State (11/3).

2015 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten ... started in all 17 appearances of an out-standing sophomore season at midfield and forward … totaled three goals and three as-sists for nine points, with one game winner … started a run of scoring or creating a goal in four consecutive games with an assist against Ball State (9/18) … netted a goal from the penalty marker to take a 2-0 lead over Iowa (9/25) … made two assists, one to take the initial lead and one to seal the game, in a 3-2 win over Northwestern (9/27) … scored the game-winner in a thrilling overtime win against Kent State (10/2) … scored the 2-2 tying goal at American (10/25).

2014 (Freshman): Played in 17 games and started in two for the Hoosiers ... made her first career start at Iowa on Sept. 26 ... scored a goal against No. 4 Duke and against No. 2 Maryland ... registered 21 shots, including 12 on goal.

Prep/Personal: From Vancouver, Canada, where she competed for Windsor Second-ary...Was named a First Team All-Star, team captain and leading scorer for the team her senior year...part of the 2013 U18 Team BC that won gold at U18 nationals...Also won

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2014 17 2 - 4 21 12 -2015 16 3 3 9 22 15 12016 17 8 3 19 47 32 -2017 - - - - - - -Career 50 13 6 32 90 49 1

F/MGame S SOG G A DSat LouisvilleDelawareWake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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gold as a member of the 2011 U16 Team BC...In 2013-14 Pearson was named to the 2017 target junior development squad for the Canadian Women’s National Team...Played soccer for 10 years and ice hockey for five years, winning two provincial championships...daughter to Mark and Val Pearson...has one younger sister, Rylee, who joined Indiana’s field hockey team in the fall of 2017.

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SophomoreLake Forest, Ill.Lake Forest

#22 SHERIDAN WEISS

2017 (Sophomore): Nearly opened the year with a score in a savvy chance on goal at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ... fired a shot on target against No. 3 Delaware (8/26) ...

2016 (Freshman): Made five appearances on the forward line in her debut season … tallied three shots, placing two on frame … made her first trot onto the turf in the IU uniform at Missouri State (9/9), firing one shot while preserving a shutout win … took a shot on target in a close Big Ten finale at Penn State (10/28) … also saw action against top-ranked Syracuse (10/30), where she attempted a shot on frame … logged postseason action in the Big Ten quarterfinals against Penn State (11/3).

Prep/Personal: Played three seasons under head coach Melanie Walsh at Lake Forest High School, serving as team captain her senior year … with the Scouts, Weiss won the 2013 Illinois State Championship … two-time All-State selection … qualified for the state playoffs all three seasons, earning a top-three finish each year … led the team in scoring in both of her final two seasons, and held the as-sists lead her senior year … also lettered in soccer (four seasons) and ice hockey (two seasons) at Lake Forest … daughter of Tom and Jordan Weiss … has one sister, Delaney, and a brother, Hunter … intends to major in either Business or Psychology.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2016 5 - - - 3 2 -2017 2 - - - 1 1 -Career 7 - - - 4 3 -

FGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville - - - - -Delaware 1 1 - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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SophomoreDavis, Calif.Davis

#23 ANDI JACKSON

2017 (Sophomore): Made the day one starting lineup at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ...

2016 (Freshman): NFHCA National Academic Squad selection … Indiana’s Most Improved Player award winner … played in all 20 games, entering the starting lineup for the final three games of the season … tallied three shots with one on target … made her Indiana debut in the home opener versus Louisville (8/26), where she registered her first career shot … aided a defensive effort that led to back-to-back shutout wins against UC Davis (9/5) and Missouri State (9/9) … placed a shot on target in the Hoosiers’ upset win over No. 6 Northwestern (10/7) … attempted one shot versus Boston College (10/9) … earned the first two starts of her career in the final weekend of the regular season at Penn State (10/28) and top-ranked Syracuse (10/30) … made the starting lineup in the Big Ten quarterfinal game against Penn State (11/3).

Prep/Personal: A three-year varsity letterwinner for head coach Sandie Marrioti Huckins at Davis Senior High School, serving as team captain her senior year … two-time Eastern Athletic League (EAL) Defensive Player of the Year … two EAL All-Tournament honors and EAL All-League selections in junior and senior years … participated in the Futures National Tournament during her junior year … from sophomore to senior year, the Blue Devils amassed a 40-2 record, with two 14-0 undefeated seasons … Blue Devils won three EAL tournament championships and two regular season crowns … daughter of Selene and Donald Jackson … has one sister, Tia … intends to major in Psychology.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2016 20 - - - 3 1 -2017 2 - - - - - -Career 22 - - - 3 1 -

M/DGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville * - - - - -Delaware * - - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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FreshmanWall, N.J.Wall

#24 HANNA ZARRILLI


Prep/Personal: Played for head coach Nancy Gross at Wall High School … high school and club teammates with current Indiana field hockey player Sam Scire … a prolific scorer, registering 134 points (50 goals, 34 assists) in her career … Second Team All-Shore honors in 2014 and 2015 … Group B first team selection (Defense) … won the district championship three times, including runner-up fin-ishes at the state finals in 2013 and 2015 … played for coach Kathleen Stefanelli and Nigel Traverso at Jersey Intensity … Jersey Intensity won gold at the 2014 National Indoor Tournament and the 2014 National Field Hockey Festival … also a varsity swimmer and lacrosse player … the daughter of Mark and Janice Zarrilli … has one sister, Shannon … intends to major in Communications.

2017 STATISTICS


D/MGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville - - - - -Delaware - - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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FreshmanMechanicsburg, Pa.Cumberland Valley

#25 OLIVIA RICE

2017 (Freshman):

Prep/Personal: Played two varsity seasons for head coach Susan Emerick at Cumberland Valley, serving as team captain her senior season … Mid Penn Com-monwealth Conference (MPCC) All-Star selection … won three MPCC champion-ships with a district title run in 2014 and a state title run in 2015 … also played for coach William Gaudette at East Coast Field Hockey … ECFH made two JPOL Region 5 Championship games, winning the gold medal in 2015 with Olivia as team captain … in her junior year, coached a U8 field hockey team that placed second in their division … the daughter of Kelly and Timothy Rice … father played baseball at Clemson University, along with four seasons in the minor leagues after the Cubs drafted him in 1984 … has one sister, Sophie … intends to major in Physical Therapy.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2017 - - - - - - -

D/MGame S SOG G A DSat LouisvilleDelawareWake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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FreshmanState College, Pa.State College Area

#27 SHELBY QUERRY

2017 (Freshman):

Prep/Personal: Played four varsity seasons for coach Chelsea Cummins at State College Area High School … named the Mid-Penn Commonwealth Confer-ence (MPCC) Player of the Year … an MPCC First Team All-Star in 2014 and 2015, with honorable mention in 2013 … won the team’s MVP honor, the “Heart of the Lion” award, in 2015 … recorded 354 saves, including a career-high 149 stops her senior year … State College Area won the Mid-Penn Commonwealth District VI Championship in 2016 … also played for head coach Sean Meily and the State College Blue Lions … participated in the National Indoor Tournament in 2014 and 2016, the Disney Showcase in 2014, and the President Showcase in 2015 … the daughter of Kimberly and Brian Querry … has one sibling, Kendal … intends to major in Environmental Science.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP MIN SV GA SV% GAA SF2017 - - - - - - -

GKGame SV GA MINat LouisvilleDelawareWake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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FreshmanBilthoven, NetherlandsMontessori Lyceum Herman Jordan

#28 BENTE BUWALDA

2017 (Freshman): Earned her first career start at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ...

Prep/Personal: Becomes the sixth-ever player to come to Indiana Field Hockey from the Netherlands … played for head coach Frank Legeweg at Montessori Lyceum Herman Jordan, where she accounted for half of the team’s scoring production … won a national championship in 2013 … played for former USA Field Hockey head coach Janneke Schopman at Hockeyclub SCHC in Bilthoven, Utrecht, where she was the top scorer … SCHC won the European Championship in 2015 and finished runner-up in 2016 … has played since she was six years old, and has coached and officiated at the youth level … the daughter of Elise and Bauke Buwalda … Bente’s father and her two brothers, Hidde and Bink, also play field hockey … intends to enroll in the Kelley School of Business.

2017 STATISTICS


FGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville * - - - - -Delaware * - - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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r-SeniorCarlisle, Pa.Cumberland Valley

#35 ELLE HEMPT

2017 (Redshirt Senior): Team Captain ... Named to the Big Ten’s preseason watch list (8/21) ... fired two shots on attack corners, one on target, in the season opener at No. 9 Louisville (8/25) ... 2016 (Redshirt Junior): Team Captain ... Academic All-Big Ten … NFHCA Na-tional Academic Squad (Scholar of Distinction) (Four-Year Honoree) … started all 20 games on the backline, a significant feat after missing the entire 2015 season to injury … tallied three defensive saves, and anchored a defense that led the Big Ten in team save percentage (.767, 7th in NCAA) and total saves per game (7.11, 18th in NCAA) … also entered the hitting rotation on IU’s attack corner unit, scor-ing once … fired a shot on target against Wake Forest (9/4) … Hempt’s defense posted back-to-back shutout wins on neutral turfs over UC Davis (9/5) and Missouri State (9/9) … attempted a shot on frame at Maryland (9/17) … took two shots, placing one on target, at Central Michigan (9/25) … took a shot and aided the winning effort for an upset over Northwestern (10/7) … anchored a shutout win at Michigan (10/14) … provided an assist in the only game played in her home state, an airtight Big Ten finale at Penn State (10/28) … scored her first career goal on a penalty corner in the Big Ten Quarterfinals against Penn State (11/3).

2015 (Redshirt Sophomore): NFHCA National Academic Squad (Scholar of Distinction) ... missed the 2015 season due to injury … earned NFHCA National Academic Squad selection with Scholar of Distinction honors. Temple University2014 (Redshirt Freshman): NFHCA National Academic Squad (Scholar of Distinction) ... Hempt played in all 21 games and started eight for the Owls while helping hold opponents to just 1.7 goals per game.

2013 (Redshirt): NFHCA National Academic Squad (Scholar of Distinction) ... did not play in 2013.

Prep/Personal: A three-time letterwinner from Cumberland Valley High School … served as team captain in her senior season … was named to the Pennsylva-nia Big 11 Team and the Mid-Penn All-Star First Team in her junior and seniors years … daughter of Max and Amy Hempt … her mother played basketball at the University of Pittsburgh … has one brother, George who is currently playing polo at Roger Williams University.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear GP G A P S SOG DS2013* DNP2014* 21 - - - - - -2015 DNP2016 20 1 1 3 15 6 32017 2 - - - 2 1 -Career 22 1 1 3 17 7 3

* seasons at Temple University in italics

DGame S SOG G A DSat Louisville * 2 1 - - -Delaware * - - - - -Wake Forestat VillanovaCentral MichiganMiami (OH)MarylandBall Stateat Rutgersat Monmouthat Iowaat Saint Louisat NorthwesternOhioMichiganMichigan Stateat Ohio StatePenn State

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FIELD HOCKEY

#9 • Claire WoodsMID/FWD • Jr.

St. Louis, Mo.

#25 • Olivia RiceDEF/MID • Fr.

Mechanicsburg, Pa.

#21 • Taylor PearsonFWD/MID • Jr.

North Vancouver, B.C.

#12 • Cameron GibsonFWD • Sr.

Mechanicsville, Va.

#6 • Kelsey GieseMID/FWD • So.

Trappe, Pa.

#35 • Elle HemptD • r-Sr.

Carlisle, Pa.

#10 • Sachi AnaniasGK • Fr.

Santiago, Chile

#1 • Savannah Bucher MID/FWD • Fr.Selinsgrove, Pa.

#3 • Taylor SwopeMID • Jr.

Cincinnati, Ohio

#11 • Sam ScireFWD • So.Wall, N.J.

Amanda JanneyHead Coach

3rd Year at IU

#5 • Katie JohnsonGK • r-Sr.

Ocean City, N.J.

#20 • Maddie LatinoFWD/MID • Sr.Louisville, Ky.

Catherine OstoichAssistant Coach

1st Year at IU

#13 • Rylee PearsonMID/FWD • Fr.

North Vancouver, B.C.

Becky StilesAssistant Coach

1st Year at IU

#7 • Nora AuckerDEF • Jr.

Selinsgrove, Pa.

#8 • Abby UrbanekFWD • Sr.

Edwardsville, Ill.

#17 • Sofia KeenDEF • Fr.

Ann Arbor, Mich.

#22 • Sheridan WeissFWD • Fr.

Lake Forest, Ill.

#4 • Grace SensenigMID • So.

Ephrata, Pa.

#14 • Jessica Morford MID/FWD • Fr.

Shaker Heights, Ohio

#19 • Ciara GirouardMID • Fr.

West Deptford, N.J.

#2 • Claire DickinsonMID/FWD • Fr.Louisville, Ky.

#23 • Andi Jackson MID/DEF • So.

Davis, Calif.

#27 • Shelby QuerryGK • Fr.

State College, Pa.

#28 • Bente BuwaldaFWD • Fr.

Bilthoven, Utrecht, Netherlands

#24 • Hanna ZarrilliMID/DEF • Fr.

Wall, N.J.

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