Trojans Close Home Schedule With Buffs and Pioneers

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1 U S C W o m e n s L a c r o s s e Third-Year Head Coach Lindsey Munday 2 MPSF Tournament Appearances 8 All-MPSF Selections 2013 MPSF Rookie of the Year Amanda Johansen For release: April 8, 2015 University of Southern California Sports Information 3501 Watt Way HER103 Los Angeles, Calif. (213) Fax: (213) Asst. Director (Women s Lacrosse): Jeremy Wu Office: (213) Cell: (213) jjw@usc.edu Trojans Close Home Schedule With Buffs and Pioneers Schedule and Results 8-3 Overall 4-0 MPSF IWLCA Rank: NR 5-1 Home 3-2 Away 0-0 Neutral February 7 No. 5 Northwestern # L (OT) 20 at No. 16 Stony Brook L at Marist W Fresno State * W 17-6 March 9 Liberty W California * W Marquette W Saint Mary s College * W at Dartmouth W at No. 2 Boston College L April 3 at Oregon * (P12N) W Colorado * 3 p.m. 12 Denver * (P12N) 12 p.m. 17 at UC Davis * 4 p.m. 19 at Stanford * (P12N) 3 p.m. 25 at San Diego State * 7 p.m. 30 MPSF Tournament Quarterfinals % TBD May 1 MPSF Tournament Semifinals % TBD 3 MPSF Tournament Finals % TBD * MPSF (Mountain Pacific Sports Federation) game Bold indicates home game played at McAlister Field All times PST unless otherwise noted # at L.A. Memorial Coliseum % MPSF Tournament Peter Barton Stadium Denver, 2015 MPSF Standings mpsf Pct. Ovr. Pct. San Diego State USC #15 Stanford Denver Oregon Colorado California Fresno State UC Davis Saint Mary s College as of April 6, 2015 MPSF Women s Lacrosse Contact Darren Preston (dp725@sbcglobal.net) Game #12 USC (8-3, 4-0 MPSF) vs. Colorado (6-4, 1-2 MPSF) McAlister Field Los Angeles, Calif. Friday, April 10-3 p.m. PT Series History: Colorado leads, 1-0 Last Meeting: L, OT (April 11, 2014 Boulder, Colo.) Live Stream: USC Pac-12 Networks Portal Opponent Web: Game #13 USC Senior Day 2015 USC (8-3, 4-0 MPSF) vs. Denver (7-3, 2-1 MPSF) McAlister Field Los Angeles, Calif. Sunday, April 12 - Noon PT Series History: Denver leads, 3-0 Last Meeting: L, 8-7 (April 13, 2014 Denver, Colo.) TV: Pac-12 Networks (Mike Wolf & Kara Lentz) Opponent Web: LOS ANGELES With five games left on the regular-season schedule, the USC women s lacrosse team (8-3, 4-0 MPSF) looks to build some momentum as it pushes towards the MPSF tournament. The Women of Troy play the last two home games on their schedule this weekend and will host Colorado (6-4, 1-2) at McAlister Field on Friday, April 10, at 3 p.m. PT. The Trojans then take on defending league champion Denver (7-3, 2-1) at noon on Sunday, April 12, in a game that will be broadcast on the Pac-12 Networks with Mike Wolf and Kara Lentz on the call. USC will honor its senior class before the Denver game. The Trojans are off to their best start in a short three-year history and recently logged a program-best seven-game winning streak. Despite having to play four of its last six games on the road, USC has the benefit of home field for a pair of pivotal games against the Buffaloes and Pioneers. The Women of Troy can rewrite some history with victories this weekend. USC is 0-4 in games against Colorado and Denver. In 2013, the Trojans fell twice to the Pioneers: once at home, and once in Eugene, Ore., in the quarterfinals of the MPSF tournament. A trip to the Rocky Mountains yielded heartbreaking results in 2014 as the first-year Buffaloes won on a last-second shot in overtime to seal a victory. Two days later, the Pioneers stalled to kill the clock on an 8-7 win. Prior to the trip, USC was 5-0 in MPSF games and endured a three-game losing streak before closing the conference season with a stunning win over Stanford. In three MPSF home games, USC has outscored its opponents, 55-18, and holds a edge in the center circle. The Trojans have defeated Fresno State (17-6), California (18-5), and Saint Mary s College (20-7) in league contests at McAlister Field. The Women of Troy have controlled the tempo against league foes to the tune of a 30.0 to 12.8 shots per game differential. The Trojans offense is led by junior attacker Caroline de Lyra, who has 45 points (23g, 22a). De Lyra ranks first in points (4.09 ppg) in the MPSF and is second for assists (2.00 apg). Sophomore attacker Michaela Michael is the MPSF draw control leader with 69 (6.27 dcpg) and has 30 goals and six assists this season. Junior midfielder Amanda Johansen was named MPSF Offensive Player of the Week and has 27 goals with six assists and 35 draw controls. Attacker Kylie Drexel has produced 25 points (14g, 11a) in a breakout sophomore season. Defensively, junior Courtney Tarleton leads a stingy Trojan backline with 12 caused turnovers and has 15 ground balls. Freshman goalie Gussie Johns tops all Trojans with 28 ground balls and has produced 44 saves (.352) with a 8.02 goals-against average that leads the MPSF and ranks 15th in the country.

2 2015 USC Women of Troy ## Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Prev. School) 1 Courtney Tarleton Defense 5-4 Jr. Ridgewood, N.J. (Ridgewood HS) 2 Michaela Michael Attack 5-10 So. Hillsborough, Calif. (Menlo School) 3 Gussie Johns Goalie 5-9 Fr. Washington, D.C. (St. Stephen s and St. Agnes School) 4 Kelsey Davey Attack 5-6 Jr. Katonah, N.Y. (John Jay HS) 5 Justina Burns Defense 5-4 Sr. Granite Bay, Calif. (St. Francis HS) 6 Olivia Gerton Attack 5-7 Sr. Livermore, Calif. (Granada HS) 7 Amanda Johansen Midfield 5-10 Jr. Glen Head, N.Y. (North Shore HS) 8 Haleigh Dalmass Midfield 5-4 Jr. Moorestown, N.J. (Moorestown HS) 9 Carley Horan Defense 5-8 Jr. Far Hills, N.J. (West Morris Mendham HS) 11 Liz Shaeffer Goalie 5-3 Jr. El Dorado Hills, Calif. (Oak Ridge HS) 12 Kaila Sommi Midfield 5-6 Sr. Belle Mead, N.J. (Montgomery HS) 13 Alexa Wilson Defense 5-3 So. Mountain Lakes, N.J. (Mountain Lakes HS) 14 Drew Jackson Midfield 5-8 So. Tyrone, Ga. (Woodward Academy) 15 Caroline Cordrey Attack 5-7 So. Summit, N.J. (Summit HS) 16 Paige Bonomi Attack 5-5 Jr. Northport, N.Y. (Northport HS) 17 Annie Ruland Attack 5-7 So. Milton, Ga. (Milton HS) 18 Kaitlyn Couture Mid/Def 5-9 Sr. Coronado, Calif. (Coronado HS) 19 Hayley Kerr Defense 5-7 Jr. Port Washington, N.Y. (Paul D. Schreiber HS) 20 Lydia Sutton Midfield 5-6 Fr. Minnetonka, Minn. (The Blake School) 21 Alexis Kardias Attack 5-4 Fr. Westfield, N.J. (Westfield HS) 22 Maggie Mawhinney Attack 5-6 Jr. Fort Collins, Colo. (Poudre HS) 23 Kylie Drexel Att/Mid 5-4 So. Davis, Calif. (Davis HS) 24 Kelly Brown Midfield 5-6 Fr. Vienna, Va. (George C. Marshall HS) 25 Caroline de Lyra Attack 5-7 Jr. Brightwaters, N.Y. (Bay Shore Senior HS) 26 Ceara Leo Defense 5-3 Sr. Portland, Ore. (Woodrow Wilson HS) 27 Elizabeth Eddy Defense 5-5 Sr. Newport Beach, Calif. (Newport Harbor HS) 28 Glade Nugent Defense 5-8 So. Medford, N.J. (Shawnee HS) 29 Shannon Nugent Attack 5-6 So. Medford, N.J. (Shawnee HS) 31 Kelsey Dreyer Mid/Def 5-8 Jr. Gillette, N.J. (Watchung Hills Regional HS) 32 Gabby McMahon Att/Mid 5-5 So. Bardonia, N.Y. (Immaculate Heart Academy) 33 Danielle Doherty Mid/Att 5-7 So. Massapequa, N.Y. (Massapequa HS) 34 Eggy Plastaras Midfield 5-6 Jr. Fort Salonga, N.Y. (Kings Park HS) 37 Jacky Hennegan Mid/Def 5-5 Jr. Bremerton, Wash. (Central Kitsap HS) 43 Cassandra Collins Goalie 5-3 Jr. Easton, Conn. (St. Joseph HS) 44 Cynthia Del Core Attack 5-7 So. Bay Shore, N.Y. (Bay Shore HS) 47 Nina Kelty Defense 5-6 So. Palo Alto, Calif. (Palo Alto HS) Paige Bonomi... bun-oh-me Caroline Cordrey... CORD-ray Kaitlyn Couture... co-tour Haleigh Dalmass... HAY-lee DOLL-mess Caroline de Lyra... deh-leer-uh Kylie Drexel... like eye Olivia Gerton... GERT-enn Jacky Hennegan... HEN-again Carley Horan... huh-ran Amanda Johansen... jo-han-sen Gussie Johns... GUSS-ee Name Pronunciation Guide Alexis Kardias... CAR-dee-us Nina Kelty... NEE-nuh KELL-tee Ceara Leo... see-air-uh Maggie Mawhinney... muh-win-ee Gabby McMahon... muck-mann Michaela Michael... mick-hay-lah Glade Nugent... like paid Eggy Plastaras... plus-tair-ess Annie Ruland... ROO-lend Liz Shaeffer... SHAY-fer Kaila Sommi... KAY-la SO-me Head Coach Lindsey Munday, 3rd year (Northwestern 06) Assistant Coach / Offense Alyssa Leonard, 1st year (Northwestern 14) Assistant Coach / Defense Devon Wills, 3rd year (Dartmouth 06) Director of Operations Kirstyn Atkinson, 1st year (Northwestern 11) Athletic Trainer Sandy Olsen USC Coaches and Staff Soni McAlister Field Soni McAlister Field is the home of USC women s soccer and women s lacrosse. Thanks to a $150,000 donation from Hobart and Soni McAlister, a new field was built on the corner of 30th and Hoover in The field served as the home of USC soccer for 14 years before lacrosse was added as USC s 21st varsity sport in In 2000, a permanent scoreboard was installed, and in 2012, the field was moved eastward to accommodate the planned construction of a new fire station. USC lacrosse is 13-8 (.619) on McAlister Field since the 2013 season. The Women of Troy have hosted one home game at the LA Memorial Coliseum in each of the program s first three seasons and are 1-2 in the historic venue.

3 USC Head Coach Lindsey Munday One of the most accomplished collegiate women s lacrosse players in the history of the sport, Lindsey Munday was handpicked to lead the first-ever USC women s lacrosse team. She was officially hired on Monday, Jan. 3, Munday s mantle includes a pair of NCAA titles won as a player with the Northwestern program in 2005 and She then became an assistant at NU where she helped the Wildcats to another three titles from A member of the 2009 US women s national team where she earned All-World recognition with 17 goals and 20 assists for 37 points in seven games. Munday captained the 2013 US national team to a record seventh FIL World Cup title and added nine goals and 15 assists to her international career totals. 26 years old when she was chosen to head the Women of Troy, Munday has compiled a (.532) overall record at USC and has guided the Trojans to two consecutive MPSF tournament appearances. She arrived after a brief stint as the head coach at Mount St. Mary s in Maryland. In her first season on campus, she exceeded the expectations of fellow MPSF coaches and took the Trojans to a fourth-place finish and an appearance in the league tourney after USC was picked to finish seventh in the federation. Munday was the top assistant at Northwestern ( ) as the recruiting coordinator and offensive coach. Northwestern was 85-4 during her tenure and went 23-0 in The Wildcats won three NCAA titles ( ), and advanced to the championship game in At NU, she tutored several All-Americans, including Tewaaraton Trophy winners Kristen Kjellman and Hannah Nielsen. Regarded as one of the greatest players in NU history, Munday was a Tewaaraton Trophy semifinalist in 2005 and She finished her career as the program s alltime leader in assists (128), third in points (268), and fifth in goals (140). Munday also set single-season NU records for points (107) and assists (54) in The Wildcats were and won the school s first-ever NCAA titles in the sport. Munday helped Northwestern become the first school outside the Eastern Time zone to win a national title and the first program to win consecutive NCAA championships. A two-time first team All-American ( ), All-Region, and All- American Lacrosse Conference selection, she also earned All-Region second team laurels in Munday received ALC All-Conference second-team notice in 2003 and 2004 and made the NCAA All-Tournament team in She received a bachelor s degree in communications from Northwestern in Lindsey Munday Career Record Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Finish Rank Postseason th -- MPSF Semifinals T-3rd -- MPSF Quarterfinals Totals The Lindsey Munday File 3rd year at USC (.532) overall, 15-6 (.714) MPSF. Coached 8 All-MPSF and 5 IWLCA All-West Region selections Coached 2013 MPSF Rookie of the Year (Amanda Johansen) 2013 Lacrosse Magazine Person of the Year 7-year member of the US Lacrosse Women s National Team; captain of the 2013 FIL World Cup squad 2-time World Champion with Team USA (2009, 13) 2-time NCAA champion as a player at Northwestern ( ) and 3-time NCAA champion as an assistant coach at NU ( ) Tewaaraton Trophy semifinalist (2005, 06); 2-time IWLCA first-team All- American ( ) Finished career at Northwestern ( ) as assist leader (128), third in points (268), and fifth in goals (140). Bachelor s degree in communications (Northwestern 06) 2015 USC Quick Facts University Information Location... Los Angeles, California Founded Enrollment... 38,000 (17,500 undergraduates) Campus Size Acres President... Dr. C.L. Max Nikias Athletic Director... Pat Haden Senior Woman Administrator... Dr. Donna C. Heinel National Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Nickname... Trojans / Women of Troy Fight Song... Fight On Colors... Cardinal and Gold Mascot... Traveler Home Field (Capacity)... McAlister Field (1,000) Lacrosse Staff Head Coach... Lindsey Munday (3rd year) Alma Mater... Northwestern, 06 Munday s Record at USC / Career Record Munday s MPSF Record Assistant Coach / Offense... Alyssa Leonard (1st year) Assistant Coach / Defense... Devon Wills (3rd year) Director of Operations... Kirstyn Atkinson Lacrosse Office Phone... (213) Athletic Trainer... Sandra Olsen Training Room Phone... (213) Sports Information Director... Tim Tessalone Mailing Address... USC Sports Information... Heritage Hall Los Angeles, CA Office Phone... (213) Women s Lacrosse SID... Jeremy Wu Office Phone... (213) Office Fax... (213) Mobile Phone... (213) jjw@usc.edu USC Ticket Office... (855) WEPLAY4 Website... Lacrosse History First Season of Women s Lacrosse * First Women s Lacrosse Head Coach... Lindsey Munday All-Time Record All-Time Conference Record All-Time MPSF Tournament Record All-Time NCAA Postseason Record National Championships... 0 Conference Championships... 0 NCAA Appearances... 0 IWLCA All-America Selections... 0 IWLCA All-Region Selections... 5 MPSF All-Conference Selections (1st / 2nd Team)... 8 * First season women s lacrosse scholarships awarded at USC 2014 Season Review Overall Record MPSF Conference Record (3rd place tie) Home Record (3-1 MPSF) Away Record (3-2 MPSF) Neutral Site Record Final Ranking... NR Postseason Finish... MPSF Quarterfinals 2015 Team Information Letterwinners Returning / Lost / 4 Starters Returning / Lost / 1 Newcomers... 4 Class Breakdown (Sr. / Jr. / So. / Fr.)... 6 / 15 / 11 / 4 Position Breakdown (Mid. / Att. / Def. / G)...11 / 13 / 9 / 3

4 NCAA Team and Individual Leaders National Team Rankings (Top 40) Scoring Defense gaa, 14th Draw Controls dcpg, 15th Scoring Margin gpg, 17th Scoring Offense gpg, 19th Caused Turnovers ctpg, 29th Individual National Rankings (Top 50) Assists Caroline de Lyra, Jr assists, 14th Assists Per Game Caroline de Lyra, Jr apg, 10th Draw Controls Michaela Michael, So dcpg, 6th Goals Michaela Michael, So goals, 48th Goals Per Game Michaela Michael, So gpg, 36th Goals-Against Average Gussie Johns, Fr gaa, 15th Ground Balls Gussie Johns, Fr gbpg, 29th Points Caroline de Lyra, Jr points, 35th Points Per Game Caroline de Lyra, Jr ppg, 17th Through games of April 6, 2015 Scouting Report COLORADO (6-4, 1-2 MPSF) has won four of its last six contests and is led by Johnna Fusco who is the MPSF goal-scoring leader (3.10 gpg). Fusco is also second on the team with 27 draw controls. Darby Kiernan has logged 30 points (24g, 6a) this season and has 24 draw controls with a team-high 19 ground balls. Kiernan ranks sixth in the league with 2.40 goals per game. Paige Soenksen ranks second in the MPSF in saves (8.60 spg) and save percentage (.486). Soenksen owns the only shutout in the MPSF this season: a 19-0 win over Presbyterian on March 2. The Buffaloes defeated USC, 12-11, in overtime in the teams first meeting on April 11, DENVER (7-3, 2-1 MPSF) has won five of its last six games. The lone loss was a 14-7 decision to Stanford. The Pioneers are the league s defending regular-season and tournament champions. Denver relies heavily on senior goalie Hannah Hook who leads the league in ground balls (3.10 gbpg), saves (8.70 spg), and save percentage (.492). Jill Remenapp leads the Pioneers with 32 points (14g, 18a) and is one of seven players on the team with 15 or more ground balls. Kiki Boone has 23 draw controls and 19 points (16g, 3a). Denver leads USC, 3-0, in the all-time series with a pair of wins in 2013 and a narrow 8-7 victory in TRACK THE TROJANS: Fans of USC women s lacrosse can follow the Trojans on Twitter and Instagram. For a behind-the-scenes look at the program, scores, and news updates, All of USC s non-televised home games at McAlister Field will be webcast on the USCTrojans.com Pac-12 Networks portal. LAST TIME OUT: The Trojans bounced back from a loss on the road to win, 13-11, at Oregon. The victory was significant as it was the Ducks who ended USC s season in 2014 with a 7-6 decision in the MPSF tournament quarterfinals. The Women of Troy got four goals each from attackers Michaela Michael and Cynthia Del Core. Amanda Johansen had three assists and scored a goal to go with five draw controls. In the goal, Gussie Johns turned away seven shots for saves and picked up a pair of ground balls. The Trojans improved to 4-0 in conference games. MPSF WEEKLY HONORS: The MPSF has honored Trojans for five weekly awards this season. As the offensive player of the week, junior midfielder Amanda Johansen received her first weekly honor (April 6) since she was named MPSF Rookie of the Week three times in Junior attacker Caroline de Lyra and senior defender Elizabeth Eddy received offensive and defensive player of the week honors on Feb. 9. Sophomore attacker Kylie Drexel was named for the offensive award and was joined by freshman goalie Gussie Johns who took home Rookie of the Week honors on March 16. POLL POSITION: On Feb. 9, 2015, USC received its first-ever votes in both the IWLCA (Intercollegiate Women s Lacrosse Coaches Association) poll and the Inside Lacrosse media poll. Just outside the top-20 rankings, the Trojans were No. 22 (IWLCA) and No. 21 (Inside Lacrosse) respectively. Since that week, the Women of Troy have been intermittently featured on ballots to receive votes in subsequent pollings. In the first release of the NCAA s Ratings Percentage Index (RPI), USC was ranked No. 26 (April 6). EAST COAST BIAS: The Trojans made two trips to the East Coast this spring. In the first of the two, USC met No. 16 Stony Brook and Marist in the Empire State. The Women of Troy fell to the Seawolves, 7-4, but turned around to beat the Red Foxes, In their second trip, the Trojans defeated Dartmouth, 9-7, and fell to No. 2 Boston College, USC is in road games during its first three seasons. The Trojans are 3-6 when they travel to the East Coast. TROJANS PICKED THIRD IN MPSF: A preseason poll of head coaches in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation had the Trojans in third place. USC trailed defending regular-season and tournament champion Denver, which received seven first-place votes to hold the top spot, and perennial conference power Stanford, which had the other three first-place ballots. It is the second year in a row that the coaches have tabbed USC third. The Trojans finished 2014 in a tie for third place. In the program s inaugural season, USC was selected to finish in seventh place, but exceeded expectations with a fourth-place finish.

5 Overall Overall Record Conference Non-Conference Home Away Neutral First to Score Second to Score Leading at Half Trailing at Half Tied at Half Overtime vs. Ranked Opponents vs. Unranked Opponents Score10 Goals, or More Score Fewer Than 10 Goals USC Superlatives Against Opponents More Shots Fewer Shots Same Shots More Ground Balls Fewer Ground Balls Same Ground Balls More Draw Controls Fewer Draw Controls Same Draw Controls Streaks Long Win Streak... 7 (2/22 3/28) Long Losing Streak... 2 (Feb. 7-21) Active Streak... Won 1 TOUGH SLEDDING: USC s schedule is as tough as they come. The Trojans will face five teams that were in the NCAA tournament last season. The Women of Troy started the season with Northwestern, which was a national semifinalist a year ago. Boston College (Mar. 30) was an NCAA quarterfinalist in Stony Brook (Feb. 21) and Denver (April 12) each advanced to the second round, and Stanford (April 19) made a first-round appearance. In addition, Marist has NCAA tournament experience, as does Dartmouth, which was the 2006 national runner-up. STATE YOUR CASE: The Trojans roster is made up of players from 10 different states. New Jersey leads the way with 10. Nine squadwomen come from New York while eight are from California. USC has two players from the state of Georgia and one each from Colorado, Connecticut, Minnesota, Oregon, Virginia, and Washington. The Trojans also have one player from Washington, D.C. IN CONTROL: Junior midfielder Amanda Johansen has amassed 190 draw controls in her career. She set the MPSF single-season record with 100 draw controls in Sophomore attacker Michaela Michael has followed Johansen closely and now has 114 in her career. She is the league s single-game record holder with 15 against Fresno State on Feb. 24, WELL GROUNDED: Junior defender Courtney Tarleton led the Trojans with 23 caused turnovers in 2014 and was second on the squad with 33 ground balls. Tarleton set a new USC single-game record with eight ground balls against Northwestern on April 26 during a historic game at Wrigley Field in Chicago. She is the program s career leader with 88 ground balls and 67 caused turnovers. ROCKIN ROOKIES: USC s incoming freshman class is ranked No. 5 by Inside Lacrosse. With just four incoming players, the Trojans struck hard on the recruiting trail and have brought in the country s No. 6-rated prospect in goalie Gussie Johns (Washington, D.C.) and the No. 8-ranked recruit in midfielder Lydia Sutton (Minnetonka, Minn.). Johns is considered the top-rated goalie in the class while Sutton is a member of the Canadian National Team. Johns and Sutton are joined by freshman midfielder Kelly Brown (Vienna, Va.) and attacker Alexis Kardias (Westfield, N.J.). This is the second recruiting class ranked in the top 10 for the Women of Troy. USC s 2014 freshmen were rated 10th-best by Inside Lacrosse. DOUBLE AGENT: Senior midfielder Elizabeth Eddy was also a four-time letterwinner on USC s women s soccer team. The Trojans leading scorer in 2013, she was selected on Jan. 17 by Sky Blue FC in the 2014 National Women s Soccer League draft as the 33rd overall pick. Eddy had six goals in her senior season and finished her soccer career with 16 goals and nine assists. She started 69 games out of her 76 appearances and scored three game-winning goals. She stands at No. 10 all-time in career goals scored, and earned All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention, 2010 Pac-10 All-Freshman Team, and 2013 Pac-12 Player of the Week. Eddy s father Park Eddy played water polo for USC and was a member of the U.S. national team. She is also the great granddaughter of Arnold Eddy, a head administrator for USC athletics in the 1930 s and 40 s. MPSF Team and Individual Leaders MPSF Team Rankings Goals Against Average gaa, 1st Turnovers Per Game tpg, 1st Caused Turnovers Per Game ctpg, 2nd Draw Controls Per Game dcpg, 3rd Points Per Game ppg, 3rd Goals Per Game gpg, 3rd Shot Percentage (.507), 4th Shots Per Game spg, 4th Assists Per Game apg, 4th Shots On Goal Per Game sogpg, 5th Ground Balls Per Game gbpg, 7th Save Percentage (.348), 8th Saves Per Game spg, 10th Fouls Per Game fpg, 10th (1st) Individual MPSF Rankings Goals Michaela Michael, So gpg, 2nd Amanda Johansen, Jr gpg, T-4th Caroline de Lyra, Jr gpg, T-10th Assists Caroline de Lyra, Jr apg, 2nd Kylie Drexel, So apg, T-9th Points Caroline de Lyra, Jr ppg, 1st Michaela Michael, So ppg, 4th Amanda Johansen, Jr ppg, T-7th Game-Winning Goals Michaela Michael, So.... 2, (0.18 gwgpg), T-3rd Annie Ruland, So.... 1, (0.14 gwgpg), T-10th Caroline Cordrey, So.... 1, (0.09 gwgpg), T-10th Caroline de Lyra, Jr.... 1, (0.09 gwgpg), T-10th Cynthia Del Core, So.... 1, (0.09 gwgpg), T-10th Kylie Drexel, So.... 1, (0.09 gwgpg), T-10th Amanda Johansen, Jr.... 1, (0.09 gwgpg), T-10th Ground Balls Gussie Johns, Fr spg, 3rd Shots Michaela Michael, So spg, 3rd Draw Controls Michaela Michael, So dcpg, 1st Goals-Against Average Gussie Johns, Fr gaa, 1st Save Percentage Gussie Johns, Fr (.352), 7th Saves Gussie Johns, Fr spg, 8th Free-Position Goals Michaela Michael, So fpgpg, 4th Amanda Johansen, Jr fpgpg, 9th Through games of April 5, 2015

6 WHODDUNIT?: Junior defender Courtney Tarleton is the grand daughter of famed American suspense author Mary Higgins Clark. ANCHORS AWEIGH: Junior midfielder Jacky Hennegan aspires to become an engineer in the U.S. Navy and is currently an active member of USC s NROTC program. HOLLA FOR HORAN: Junior defender Carley Horan is a passionate advocate for health and a former member of the USC Peer Health Exchange program. She has served as a speaker to middle school girls about positive self-image through sport and has highlighted her message at USC Athletics Girls PLAY events. Horan hopes to instill valuable insight about self-worth and promote healthy lifestyles to youth in low-income neighborhoods and has helped serve as a service associate at USC s Fueling Station. Her goal is to become a registered dietician and inspire people to be healthy in mind, body, and spirit, on a daily basis. AMBASSADOR OF THE GAME: Sophomore attacker Caroline Cordrey helped organize a fastest lacrosse shot competition for her team in an effort to raise funds for local non-profit Fields of Growth. The organization runs a campaign that works to share the sport of lacrosse and sustain the Ugandan National Team. An ambassador of the sport both at home and abroad, Cordrey s efforts helped bring in more than $1,500 for the cause, the secondhighest amount by any university. At the front of the pack was Cordrey, who herself had raised $500, not to mention clocking in with a 68 miles-per-hour shot Honors and Awards #3 Gussie Johns MPSF Rookie of the Week (Mar. 16) #7 Amanda Johansen MPSF Offensive Player of the Week (Apr. 6) #23 Kylie Drexel MPSF Offensive Player of the Week (Mar. 16) #25 Caroline de Lyra MPSF Offensive Player of the Week (Feb. 9) #27 Elizabeth Eddy MPSF Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 9) SOMMI SMARTS: Senior captain Kaila Sommi was one of just 233 student-athletes from 79 different NCAA Division I schools to be chosen for the IWLCA s DI Academic Honor Roll. She was also an integral piece to USC s selection as one of 83 IWLCA Academic Honor Squads in Sommi is a two-time MPSF All-Academic honoree and was a High School Academic All-American as a senior at Montgomery HS in New Jersey. UNDER INVESTIGATION: Junior goalie Liz Shaeffer has her eyes set on one day becoming an agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. She is currently majoring in sociology and is also an avid fan of television crime dramas. LEGGY MY EGGY: Junior midfielder Alexandra Plastaras unique nickname was given to her as a baby. Born to a father with Greek roots, and a Korean mother, she was affectionately called Eggy by her mother. Eggy (sometimes spelled eggi ) means baby in Korean. TWIN KEYS: The USC roster has a pair of twins on it, but you would never be able to tell by looking. Glade and Shannon Nugent were born on Dec. 21, 1994, in Philadelphia, Pa., to Charles and Connie Nugent. The two Trojans are fraternal twins. The sophomores from Shawnee HS (Medford, N.J.) were pieces of USC s 2013 top 10 recruiting class. MPSF Preseason Coaches Poll Team (1st Place Votes) Points 1 Denver (7) 79 2 Stanford (3) 75 3 USC 65 4 Oregon 53 5 Colorado 46 6 San Diego State 42 7 California 39 8 UC Davis 25 9 Fresno State Saint Mary s College 10 RK TEAM PTS REC LAST 1 Maryland (20) North Carolina Duke Boston College Northwestern Virginia Syracuse Florida Stony Brook Penn Louisville Penn State Notre Dame Princeton Stanford James Madison Loyola Maryland Ohio State Albany (N.Y.) Johns Hopkins Others receiving votes: Cornell, Massachusetts, Delaware, Hofstra. as of April 6, 2015 IWLCA Top 20 Poll Inside Lacrosse Top 20 Poll RK TEAM REC PTS LAST 1 Maryland (13) North Carolina Duke Boston College Northwestern Syracuse Stony Brook Virginia Florida Penn Penn State Louisville Notre Dame Ohio State T15 Stanford T15 Princeton Loyola Maryland Albany James Madison Johns Hopkins Others receiving votes: USC, Hofstra, Cornell, Harvard. as of April 6, USC Poll Progression Week IWLCA InsideLax RPI Feb. 2 (Pre) Feb. 9 RV (22) RV (21) -- Feb. 16 RV (22) RV (21) -- Feb RV (24) -- Mar. 2 RV (26) Mar Mar. 16 RV (26) RV (27) -- Mar RV (23) -- Mar RV (21) -- Apr RV (21) #26 Apr. 13 Apr. 20 Apr. 27 May 4 May 25 Note: USC received votes in each of the national polls for the first time in program history on February 9, 2015.

7 2015 USC Game-by-Game Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sog GW fpg-fps GB DC TO CT Fo RC YC GC Feb 07, 2015 NORTHWESTERN Feb 21, 2015 Stony Brook Feb 22, 2015 Marist Feb 24, 2015 FRESNO STATE Mar 09, 2015 LIBERTY Mar 13, 2015 CALIFORNIA Mar 15, 2015 MARQUETTE Mar 20, 2015 SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE Mar 28, 2015 Dartmouth Mar 30, 2015 Boston College Apr 03, 2015 Oregon USC Opponent Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced Feb 07, 2015 NORTHWESTERN : Feb 21, 2015 Stony Brook : Feb 22, 2015 Marist : Feb 24, 2015 FRESNO STATE : Mar 09, 2015 LIBERTY : Mar 13, 2015 CALIFORNIA : Mar 15, 2015 MARQUETTE : Mar 20, 2015 SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE : Mar 28, 2015 Dartmouth : Mar 30, 2015 Boston College : Apr 03, 2015 Oregon : Totals : Opponent 666:

8 2015 USC Game-by-Game Opponent Comparison Date Opponent Score Goals Assists Shots On Goal GB T/O Faceoff Clears Feb 07 NORTHWESTERN /12 7/2 16/25 14/18 12/9 18/13 0/0 9-12/12-14 Feb 21 Stony Brook 4-7 4/7 1/4 10/18 7/12 10/13 14/8 0/0 7-8/14-16 Feb 22 Marist /7 4/5 27/10 20/8 13/8 6/14 0/0 5-6/6-9 Feb 24 FRESNO STATE /6 8/1 29/7 25/6 16/15 13/16 0/0 4-4/5-14 Mar 09 LIBERTY /6 7/4 37/16 31/11 24/19 12/23 0/0 9-11/8-18 Mar 13 CALIFORNIA /5 6/1 36/6 23/6 16/7 6/14 0/0 4-5/5-10 Mar 15 MARQUETTE /4 4/1 23/15 16/11 15/13 13/12 0/0 5-6/11-13 Mar 20 SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE /7 12/4 30/13 24/10 17/14 13/20 0/0 9-10/8-18 Mar 28 Dartmouth 9-7 9/7 2/4 25/13 20/11 22/17 13/19 0/ /9-16 Mar 30 Boston College /16 5/5 30/30 18/24 16/15 8/14 0/ /11-12 Apr 03 Oregon /11 9/4 25/25 21/18 9/8 8/9 13/13 4-4/6-8 Totals /88 65/35 288/ / / /162 13/ / Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category 2015 USC Game-by-Game Starters DATE OPPONENT RES A A A A A/M M M M M/D D D G FEB 7 NORTHWESTERN L de Lyra Del Core Drexel Michael Couture Dreyer Johansen Sommi Eddy Kelty Tarleton Johns FEB 20 at Stony Brook L de Lyra Del Core Drexel Michael Couture Dreyer Johansen Sommi Eddy Kelty Tarleton Johns FEB 22 at Marist W de Lyra Del Core Drexel Michael Couture Dreyer Johansen Sommi Eddy Kelty Tarleton Johns FEB 24 FRESNO STATE * W de Lyra Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Couture Dreyer Johansen Sommi Kelty Tarleton Johns MAR 9 LIBERTY W de Lyra Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Couture Dreyer Johansen Sommi Kelty Tarleton Johns MAR 13 CALIFORNIA * W de Lyra Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Couture Dreyer Johansen Sommi Kelty Tarleton Johns MAR 15 MARQUETTE W de Lyra Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Couture Dreyer Johansen Sommi Kelty Tarleton Johns MAR 20 SAINT MARY S (CA) * W de Lyra Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Couture Dreyer Johansen Sommi Kelty Tarleton Johns MAR 28 at Dartmouth W de Lyra Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Couture Dreyer Johansen Sommi Kelty Tarleton Johns MAR 30 at Boston College L de Lyra Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Couture Dreyer Johansen Sommi Kelty Tarleton Johns APR 3 at Oregon * W de Lyra Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Couture Johansen Sommi Eddy Kelty Tarleton Johns APR 10 COLORADO * APR 12 DENVER * APR 17 at UC Davis * APR 19 at Stanford * APR 25 at San Diego State * * indicates MPSF game Bold indicates home game

9 2015 USC Game-by-Game Category Leaders DATE OPPONENT POINTS GOALS ASSISTS SHOTS SHOTS ON GOAL FEB 7 NORTHWESTERN (5) de Lyra (4) de Lyra (2) Drexel (5) de Lyra (4) de Lyra (2) Michael FEB 20 at Stony Brook (2) Michael (2) Michael (1) de Lyra (2) 3 players (2) Michael FEB 22 at Marist (5) de Lyra (4) Michael (2) de Lyra (8) Michael (6) Michael (5) Michael FEB 24 FRESNO STATE * (6) de Lyra (5) Johansen (3) de Lyra (6) Johansen (5) Johansen (6) Johansen (6) Michael (5) Michael MAR 9 LIBERTY (5) Michael (5) Michael (3) Ruland (8) Michael (7) Michael MAR 13 CALIFORNIA * (5) Johansen (5) Johansen (2) Drexel (7) Michael (5) Johansen (2) Ruland (5) Michael MAR 15 MARQUETTE (7) Drexel (5) Drexel (2) Drexel (6) Drexel (6) Drexel MAR 20 SAINT MARY S (CA) * (6) de Lyra (3) 3 players (5) de Lyra (4) Michael (4) Michael MAR 28 at Dartmouth (3) de Lyra (3) Michael (2) de Lyra (7) Michael (5) Michael (3) Michael MAR 30 at Boston College (5) de Lyra (4) Johansen (3) de Lyra (9) Johansen (6) Johansen APR 3 at Oregon * (5) Michael (4) Del Core (3) Johansen (7) Michael (7) Michael (4) Michael APR 10 COLORADO * APR 12 DENVER * APR 17 at UC Davis * APR 19 at Stanford * APR 25 at San Diego State * DATE OPPONENT SAVES GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS CAUSED T/O RESULT FEB 7 NORTHWESTERN (6) Johns (5) Johns (7) Michael (3) Eddy L, (OT) FEB 20 at Stony Brook (3) Johns (4) Eddy (3) Johansen (1) Johansen L, 7-4 (1) Michael FEB 22 at Marist (1) Johns (2) Dreyer (3 Dreyer (2) Del Core W, 11-7 (2) Tarleton (3) Michael FEB 24 FRESNO STATE * (0) 3 players (3) Tarleton (15) Michael (3) Tarleton W, 17-6 MAR 9 LIBERTY (4) Johns (5) McMahon (7) Michael (3) 3 players W, 20-6 MAR 13 CALIFORNIA * (1) Shaeffer (2) 4 players (10) Michael (4) Drexel W, 18-5 MAR 15 MARQUETTE (7) Johns (3) Johns (3) Dreyer (2) Del Core W, 11-4 (3) Michael (2) Johns MAR 20 SAINT MARY S (CA) * (2) Johns (3) 3 players (8) Michael (2) 3 players W, 20-7 MAR 28 at Dartmouth (4) Johns (5) Johns (4) Michael (2) Michael W, 9-7 MAR 30 at Boston College (8) Johns (5) Johns (5) Michael (1) 6 players L, APR 3 at Oregon * (7) Johns (3) Tarleton (5) Johansen (2) Johansen W, (5) Michael APR 10 COLORADO * APR 12 DENVER * APR 17 at UC Davis * APR 19 at Stanford * APR 25 at San Diego State * * indicates MPSF game Bold indicates home game

10 2015 USC Goals-Assists-Points Matrix Opponent Date Score TARLETON,C MICHAEL,MI JOHNS,GUSS DAVEY,KELS BURNS,JUST GERTON,OLI JOHANSEN,A DALMASS,HA HORAN,CARL SHAEFFER,L SOMMI,KAIL NU Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at SBU Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at MAR Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP FS Feb W LIBERTY Mar W CAL Mar W MU Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP SMC Mar W at DART Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at BC Mar L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at ORE Apr W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Opponent Date Score WILSON,ALE JACKSON,DR CORDREY,CA BONOMI,PAI RULAND,ANN COUTURE,KA KERR,HAYLE SUTTON,LYD KARDIAS,AL MAWHINNEY, DREXEL,KYL NU Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at SBU Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at MAR Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP FS Feb W LIBERTY Mar W DNP CAL Mar W DNP MU Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP SMC Mar W DNP at DART Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at BC Mar L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at ORE Apr W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Opponent Date Score DE LYRA,CA LEO,CEARA EDDY,ELIZA NUGENT,GLA NUGENT,SHA DREYER,KEL MCMAHON,GA PLASTARAS, HENNEGAN,J COLLINS,CA DEL CORE,C NU Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at SBU Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at MAR Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP FS Feb W LIBERTY Mar W DNP CAL Mar W DNP MU Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP SMC Mar W DNP at DART Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at BC Mar L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at ORE Apr W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 4-0-4

11 2015 USC USC - INDIVIDUAL Individual GAME Game HIGHS Highs POINTS 7 Drexel, Kylie vs Marquette (Mar 15) 6 de Lyra, Caroline vs Saint Mary's College (Mar 20) 6 de Lyra, Caroline vs Fresno State (Feb 24) 6 Johansen, Amanda vs Fresno State (Feb 24) GOALS 5 Drexel, Kylie vs Marquette (Mar 15) 5 Johansen, Amanda vs California (Mar 13) 5 Michael, Michaela vs Liberty (Mar 09) 5 Johansen, Amanda vs Fresno State (Feb 24) ASSISTS 5 de Lyra, Caroline vs Saint Mary's College (Mar 20) 3 Johansen, Amanda at Oregon (Apr 03) 3 de Lyra, Caroline at Boston College (Mar 30) 3 Ruland, Annie vs Liberty (Mar 09) 3 de Lyra, Caroline vs Fresno State (Feb 24) SHOTS 9 Johansen, Amanda at Boston College (Mar 30) 8 Michael, Michaela vs Liberty (Mar 09) 8 Michael, Michaela at Marist (Feb 22) SHOTS ON GOAL 7 Michael, Michaela at Oregon (Apr 03) 7 Michael, Michaela vs Liberty (Mar 09) SAVES 8 Johns, Gussie at Boston College (Mar 30) 7 Johns, Gussie at Oregon (Apr 03) 7 Johns, Gussie vs Marquette (Mar 15) GROUND BALLS 5 Johns, Gussie at Boston College (Mar 30) 5 Johns, Gussie at Dartmouth (Mar 28) 5 McMahon, Gabby vs Liberty (Mar 09) 5 Johns, Gussie vs Northwestern (Feb 07) DRAW CONTROLS 15 Michael, Michaela vs Fresno State (Feb 24) 10 Michael, Michaela vs California (Mar 13) CAUSED TURNOVER 4 Drexel, Kylie vs California (Mar 13) 3 McMahon, Gabby vs Liberty (Mar 09) 3 Tarleton, Courtney vs Liberty (Mar 09) 3 Johansen, Amanda vs Liberty (Mar 09) 3 Tarleton, Courtney vs Fresno State (Feb 24) 3 Eddy, Elizabeth vs Northwestern (Feb 07) 2015 USC USC - TEAM Team GAME Game HIGHS Highs POINTS 32 vs Saint Mary's College (Mar 20) 27 vs Liberty (Mar 09) GOALS 20 vs Saint Mary's College (Mar 20) 20 vs Liberty (Mar 09) ASSISTS 12 vs Saint Mary's College (Mar 20) 9 at Oregon (Apr 03) SHOTS 37 vs Liberty (Mar 09) 36 vs California (Mar 13) SHOTS ON GOAL 31 vs Liberty (Mar 09) 25 vs Fresno State (Feb 24) SAVES 8 at Boston College (Mar 30) 7 at Oregon (Apr 03) 7 vs Marquette (Mar 15) GROUND BALLS 24 vs Liberty (Mar 09) 22 at Dartmouth (Mar 28) TURNOVERS 18 vs Northwestern (Feb 07) 14 at Stony Brook (Feb 21) OPP. TURNOVERS 23 vs Liberty (Mar 09) 20 vs Saint Mary's College (Mar 20)

12 2015 USC Lacrosse USC Category Leaders All games (as of Apr 03, 2015) ## Points GP G A Pts Shots 25 de Lyra, Caroline Michael, Michaela Johansen, Amanda Drexel, Kylie Del Core, Cynthia ## Goals GP G A Pts Shots 2 Michael, Michaela Johansen, Amanda de Lyra, Caroline Drexel, Kylie Del Core, Cynthia ## Assists GP G A Pts Shots 25 de Lyra, Caroline Drexel, Kylie Michael, Michaela Ruland, Annie Johansen, Amanda ## Ground Balls GP No. 3 Johns, Gussie Tarleton, Courtney Johansen, Amanda Eddy, Elizabeth Michael, Michaela ## Draw Controls GP No. 2 Michael, Michaela Johansen, Amanda Dreyer, Kelsey Tarleton, Courtney Eddy, Elizabeth 11 7 ## Shots GP G A Shots Shot% 2 Michael, Michaela Johansen, Amanda Drexel, Kylie de Lyra, Caroline Cordrey, Caroline ## Shot Pct. GP G A Shots Shot% 4 Davey, Kelsey de Lyra, Caroline Bonomi, Paige Eddy, Elizabeth Johansen, Amanda ## Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 2 Michael, Michaela Johansen, Amanda de Lyra, Caroline Drexel, Kylie Cordrey, Caroline ## Shots on Goal Pct. GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 29 Nugent, Shannon Gerton, Olivia Davey, Kelsey Ruland, Annie McMahon, Gabby ## Caused Turnovers GP No. 1 Tarleton, Courtney Johansen, Amanda Michael, Michaela Del Core, Cynthia Eddy, Elizabeth 11 7 ## Game-winning Goals GP No. 2 Michael, Michaela Del Core, Cynthia de Lyra, Caroline Ruland, Annie Drexel, Kylie 11 1 ## Free-position Goals GP No. 2 Michael, Michaela Johansen, Amanda de Lyra, Caroline Cordrey, Caroline Drexel, Kylie 11 4

13 2015 USC Lacrosse USC Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Apr 03, 2015) Overall: 8-3 Conf: 4-0 Home: 5-1 Away: 3-2 Neut: 0-0 ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw fpg-fps gb dc t/o ct foul rc yc gc 25 de Lyra, Caroline Michael, Michaela Johansen, Amanda Drexel, Kylie Del Core, Cynthia Cordrey, Caroline Ruland, Annie Mawhinney, Maggie Dreyer, Kelsey Sutton, Lydia Eddy, Elizabeth McMahon, Gabby Jackson, Drew Bonomi, Paige Nugent, Shannon Kardias, Alexis Sommi, Kaila Dalmass, Haleigh Davey, Kelsey Gerton, Olivia Kelty, Nina Collins, Cassandra Hennegan, Jacky Plastaras, Eggy Nugent, Glade Leo, Ceara Kerr, Hayley Couture, Kaitlyn Wilson, Alexa Shaeffer, Liz Horan, Carley Burns, Justina Johns, Gussie Tarleton, Courtney Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 11 Shaeffer, Liz : Johns, Gussie : Collins, Cassandra : Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents Attendance Summary USC Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 6/210 5/320 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 CLEARS: USC , Opponents

14 2015 USC Lacrosse USC Combined Team Statistics Conference games (as of Apr 03, 2015) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Feb 24 FRESNO STATE W * Mar 13 CALIFORNIA W * Mar 20 SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE W * Apr 03 at Oregon W # at L.A. Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles, Calif. TEAM STATISTICS USC OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists Free position Made-Att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position 12 5 Unassisted Overtime 0 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/187 1/385 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC TO CT 7 Johansen, Amanda de Lyra, Caroline Michael, Michaela Drexel, Kylie Ruland, Annie Del Core, Cynthia Mawhinney, Maggi Cordrey, Caroline McMahon, Gabby Bonomi, Paige Jackson, Drew Eddy, Elizabeth Dreyer, Kelsey Sutton, Lydia Davey, Kelsey Gerton, Olivia Kelty, Nina Nugent, Shannon Kardias, Alexis Dalmass, Haleigh Collins, Cassandra Hennegan, Jacky Plastaras, Eggy Nugent, Glade Leo, Ceara Kerr, Hayley Couture, Kaitlyn Wilson, Alexa Sommi, Kaila Shaeffer, Liz Horan, Carley Burns, Justina Johns, Gussie Tarleton, Courtney Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T 11 Shaeffer, Liz 3 36: Johns, Gussie 4 190: Collins, Cassandra 3 12: Total 4 240: Opponents 4 240: Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total USC Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total USC Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total USC Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd Total USC Opponents