INDIANA WATER POLO SANTA CLARA INVITATIONAL FEB 24-25, 2018

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1 INDIANA WATER POLO Athletics Media Relations Nick Reith Water Polo Contact - nbreith@indiana.edu Cell (17) IUHoosiers.com 2018 INDIANA WATER POLO SCHEDULE (8-) Date Opponent Site Time/Result 1/20-21 UCSB WINTER INVITE Santa Barbara, Calif. 1/20 #25 Fresno State W, 12-6 #16 UC San Diego W, 8-6 1/21 #5 Arizona State L, -10 China Women s National Team (Ex.) L, /27-28 HOOSIER INVITE Bloomington, Ind. 1/27 Toronto W, 19-4 #14 UC Santa Barbara W, 7-6 1/28 #25 Iona W, 17-8 McKendree W, 14-2/10-11 TRITON INVITATIONAL San Diego, Calif. 2/10 at #15 UC San Diego L, 8-9 (OT) Iona W, 1-5 2/12 #19 Loyola Marymount L, -6 #11 Long Beach State W, /24-25 SANTA CLARA INVITE Santa Clara, Calif. 2/24 Sonoma State 2:40 PM #10 UC Davis 8 PM 2/25 (RV) Santa Clara 12:20 PM CSU Monterey Bay 5:0 PM /-4 INDIANA CLASSIC Bloomington, Ind. / Hartwick * 10 AM Cal Lutheran PM Santa Clara 8 PM /4 VMI 10 AM Marist :0 PM /10-11 SUN DEVIL INVITE Tempe, Ariz. /10 at Arizona State 1 PM Pomona-Pitzer 6:40 PM /11 Fresno State 1 PM /19 Washington & Jefferson Cincinnati, Ohio TBD /24 Harvard Loretto, Pa. 9:0 AM Bucknell Loretto, Pa. 2:0 PM /25 at Saint Francis Loretto, Pa. 9 AM /1 SENIOR DAY Michigan * Bloomington, Ind. 11 AM 4/6 Brown * Boston, Mass. 5 PM 4/7 Princeton * Boston, Mass. 2 PM at Harvard * Boston, Mass. 7 PM 4/8 George Washington Boston, Mass. 9:15 AM Bucknell * Boston, Mass. 2:15 PM 4/27-29 CWPA CHAMPIONSHIP Lewisburg, Pa. Kinney Natatorium 5/11-1 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Los Angeles, Calif. Uytengsu Aquatics Center All times Eastern, schedule subject to change All homes games in Bold *Indicates CWPA game #16 Indiana (8-) GAME SANTA CLARA INVITATIONAL Saturday-Sunday, February 24-25, 2018 Sullivan Aquatic Center Santa Clara University Santa Clara, Calif. Sat. 2/24 Sun. 2/25 Sonoma State (0-5) 2:40 PM ET Series: IU, 5-0 #10 UC Davis (10-6) 8:00 PM ET Series: UCD, 5-4 WEEKEND PREVIEW The Hoosiers have set the stage for a big weekend in the Bay Area with a four-game slate at the Santa Clara Invitational. Following a two week stretch of training and recovery in the home pool, Indiana will meet a quartet of California programs at Sullivan Aquatic Center. That s headlined by a ranked showdown with UC Davis, their ninth top- 25 opponent of the year, on Saturday night. Although the weekend will be tough, the Hoosiers hope for a friendly crowd in Santa Clara as three players, including scoring leader Jennifer Beadle (15), make a homecoming return to the San Francisco Bay. These games are Indiana s last before kicking off the CWPA schedule next weekend. LAST ACTION: TRITON INVITE Indiana makes their first pool return in two weeks, having most recently competed at UC San Diego in the Triton Invitational. Their first game of the slate, a rematch with the hosting Tritons, delivered on the promise of a hard-fought contest but the Hoosiers fell in overtime, 9-8. Indiana finished the weekend with split results, going 2-2 with wins on each day. In their Triton Invite finale, against No. 11 Long Beach State, Jennifer Beadle found a hat trick in the first six minutes of the game to spark an 11-7 win over the 49ers. NEW YEAR, NEW PLAYMAKERS One of the takeaways from the Triton Invite was the effort Indiana saw from their freshman class in a hostile road environment. Juli Hilovsky tossed two assists, a career high, in IU s overtime contest with the Tritons before breaking that mark with three later that day against Iona. Jessica Rodriguez scored a careerhigh two goals versus the Gaels, along with one assist, and set another career mark with three assists against Long Beach State. Indiana s four-woman freshman class accounts for 18 goals, 16 assists, and 10 steals through their first 11 games of the year. SATURDAY SPLASH WITH AGGIES Indiana s lone top-20 battle of the weekend takes place on Saturday night, when they face No. 10 UC Davis for the first time since The Hoosiers hold a narrow 5-4 lead in the series and have won three of the last five meetings, but the Aggies took the most recent meeting with a 9-5 win. Saturday s game will be just their fourth against one another in a neutral pool. at Santa Clara (4-5) 12:20 PM ET Series: IU, 8-2 HOOSIER POLO NOTES CSU Monterey Bay (0-7) 5:0 PM ET Series: IU, 4-0 LEADING FROM THE FRONT The senior class is driving Indiana s success in the pool this season. Jennifer Beadle and Kelly Matthews are making plays on the offensive end and share the top spot on Indiana s goal leaderboard, scoring 15 apiece with six combined hat tricks. Sarah Myers is patrolling the defensive end, recording six games with more than one steal and a career-high six against McKendree earlier this season. Hoosier senior Jessica Gaudreault is holding the line between the pipes in her final season with the IU cap. She has 84 saves and four games with 10-plus blocks this season, rising to third on Indiana s all-time saves leaderboard (781). HOOSIERS BACK IN THE BAY This weekend is a special occasion for three Hoosiers, who return to play in front of friends and family in close proximity to their hometowns. Jennifer Beadle (Pleasanton) and Mackenzie Rosenthal (Saratoga) make their final career homecoming appearances, while Carlie Crumbaugh (Moraga) makes her first collegiate visit since joining the Hoosiers this year. Additionally, Sunday s game with CSU Monterey Bay will reunite the Hoosiers with current CSUMB head coach Emily Schmit (Indiana, 2001). Schmit, an Oakland native, won two letters as part of Indiana s inaugural water polo team. OF NOTE... Seniors Sarah Myers (94) and Sarah Young (89) are close to becoming the next Hoosiers to cross the 100- goal career milestone. Kelly Matthews (222) is two goals away from tying Krista Peterson (224, ) for the fourth-highest goal tally in program history.

2 2018 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Height Pos. Year Hometown/Previous School 1 Jessica Gaudreault 5-10 GK Sr. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada / St. Joseph 1A Davis Simmons 6-1 GK So. Mercer Island, Wash. / Mercer Island 2 Juli Hilovsky 5-9 DR Fr. Riverside, Calif. / Riverside Polytechnic 4 Mollie Williams 5-9 ATK So. Sutherland Shire, New South Wales, Australia / Meriden 5 Carlie Crumbaugh 5-10 UTL Fr. Moraga, Calif. / Campolindo 6 Jennifer Beadle 5-10 C Sr. Pleasanton, Calif. / Foothill 7 Emily Powell 5-7 DR So. Brisbane, Queensland, Australia / Brisbane Girls Grammar School 8 Mackenzie Rosenthal 5-9 ATK Jr. Saratoga, Calif. / Saratoga 9 Sarah Myers 5-9 ATK Sr. Toronto, Ontario, Canada / Humberside 10 Kelly Matthews 5-8 D Sr. Roxboro, Quebec, Canada / St. Thomas 11 Joelle Nacouzi 5-9 ATK So. Montreal, Quebec, Canada / College Charlemagne 12 Jessica Rodriguez 5-4 ATK Fr. Mission Viejo, Calif. / El Toro 1 Jennifer Hanling 5- ATK Fr. Coronado, Calif. / Coronado 14 Megan Abarta 5-11 ATK So. Simi Valley, Calif. / Royal 17 Riley Beemer 5-7 DR So. Ann Arbor, Mich. / Skyline (Golden West CC) 18 Karrie Kozokar 6-0 D r-jr. Mundelein, Ill. / Mundelein 19 Gillian Gatecliff 5-7 ATK So. Ann Arbor, Mich. / Saline 22 Sarah Young 6-1 UTL Sr. San Diego, Calif. / La Jolla Head Coach: Ryan Castle (Second Season) Assistant Coaches: Emily Carr, Taylor Dodson ROSTER BREAKDOWN California (8): Megan Abarta, Jennifer Beadle, Carlie Crumbaugh, Jennifer Hanling, Juli Hilovsky, Jessica Rodriguez, Mackenzie Rosenthal, Sarah Young Illinois (1): Karrie Kozokar Michigan (2): Gillian Gatecliff, Riley Beemer Washington (1): Davis Simmons Australia (2): Emily Powell, Mollie Williams Canada (4): Jessica Gaudreault, Kelly Matthews, Sarah Myers, Joelle Nacouzi PRONUNCIATIONS Megan Abarta: uh-bar-tuh Jennifer Beadle: BEE-dull Carlie Crumbaugh: crum-bow ( how ) Gillian Gatecliff: JILL-ee-en Jessica Gaudreault: GO-drough Karrie Kozokar: co-zo-car Joelle Nacouzi: jo-ell na-koo-zee 2018 CWPA Rankings Week 6 Feb. 21, 2018 Rank Team Last Week Points 1. Stanford California USC 9 4. UCLA Hawaii Arizona State UC Irvine Pacific Michigan UC Davis Loyola Marymount Wagner Hartwick 14 (T) San Diego State 14 (T) UC San Diego Indiana UC Santa Barbara San Jose State (T) CSU Northridge 19 (T) (T) Long Beach State 19 (T) Harvard Princeton Cal Baptist Fresno State CSU East Bay NR 4 Receiving Votes: George Washington 2, Bucknell 2, Marist 2, Brown 2, Santa Clara 2 Weekend opponents in bold 2018 A.R.R.I.A.G.A Rankings Week 6 Feb. 21, 2018 Rank Team OFF 1 DEF 2 1. USC Stanford California UCLA UC Irvine Hawaii Michigan Arizona State Pacific UC Santa Barbara Wagner Indiana UC Davis UC San Diego Harvard Loyola Marymount Cal Lutheran Hartwick San Diego State Long Beach State Weekend opponents in bold 1 Rating based on a team s expected goals scored versus a hypothetical average NCAAlevel opponent. 2 Rating based on a team s expected goalsagainst versus a hypothetical average NCAAlevel opponent.

3 Ryan Castle begins his second season as Indiana s head coach in the academic year. The Hoosiers underwent a transformational season in Ryan Castle s first year with the program. Not only did Indiana begin a season with a new head coach for the first time in 17 seasons; they had to do it with four players joining the team after the midway semester break. But Castle looked to his junior class a group including five players with two full years in the main rotation and a group of talented new additions to guide his first year as a collegiate head coach. The results speak for themselves. Castle s Hoosiers posted a record with 10 wins over nationally-ranked programs, and at one point uncorked a 12-game winning streak. That run began with a stunning upset in the opening weekend, an 8-5 win over No. 6 Hawaii marking Indiana s first win over the Wahine since 201. Castle saw two players Kelly Matthews and Mollie Williams receive ACWPC All- American honorable mention recognition and spots on the All-CWPA team. Nine of Castle s student-athletes collected academic honors from the CWPA, ACWPC, and Big Ten Conference. Sarah Myers and Sarah Young also received accolades as Big Ten Distinguished Scholars. Indiana University Vice President and Director of Athletics Fred Glass announced the hiring of Ryan Castle as the new head coach of the Indiana water polo program on Friday, July 15, Castle s experience includes a series of high-profile assistant coaching positions at the collegiate level, along with assistant and head coaching experience on the international stage. HEAD COACH RYAN CASTLE FIRST YEAR AT INDIANA THE CASTLE FILE - NCAA - Indiana University Head Coach (2017-pres.) University of Hawaii Associate Head Coach ( ) University of Michigan Assistant Coach (201-14) Hartwick College Assistant Coach ( ) Arizona State University Assistant Coach ( ) - International - Kazakhstan Senior Women s National Team - Head Coach New Zealand Video Analyst South Africa Senior Women s National Team - Assistant Coach Women s National B Team - Head Coach Women s Junior National Team - Head Coach United States Olympic Development Program - U-18 Zone Head Coach Castle comes to Indiana with nine years of collegiate coaching experience in NCAA Division-I water polo. Serving as the associate head coach for the University of Hawai i for the past two seasons, Castle helped guide the Rainbow Warriors to the 2015 Big West Tournament Championship and an appearance in the 2015 NCAA Championship. Castle served as an interim head coach during the 2016 season, and in that time Hawai i earned a 1-4 record with five wins over top 10 teams and two of those coming against No. 4 California. After a comprehensive national search, we are thrilled to have Ryan Castle as the new leader of Indiana water polo, Glass said. Ryan has a terrific record of player and team development at both the collegiate and international levels, is a tireless recruiter, a noted tactician and a person who values the tenets of the Spirit of Indiana. We are excited to have Ryan at IU. Castle accrued four years of experience in the CWPA prior to his tenure in Manoa, working with the University of Michigan from and, prior to that, a three-year stint as an assistant at Hartwick College. Before entering the CWPA, Castle found similar success during his time at Arizona State ( ), highlighted by the 2008 season, where the Sun Devils achieved their highest national ranking (#4) and their highest single-season win total (21) in program history. I would like to thank Indiana University and Director of Athletics Fred Glass for the opportunity to lead the Indiana water polo program, Castle said. I view Indiana as one of the top programs in the country and I am excited to get started and continue to push IU towards the top. And the 24 Sports, 1 Team mantra is one that I could not be happier to embrace and enhance as we move forward. Outside of the collegiate ranks, Castle has honed his craft with international teams, both at the junior and senior levels. Most recently, Castle held the reigns as the head coach of the Kazakhstan Women s Senior National Team, where he guided Kazakhstan to an appearance at the 2011 FINA World Championships in Shanghai, China. Kazakhstan s 1th-place finish at the event was the fourth- highest in the country s history. During Castle s tenure, Kazakhstan was ranked as high as 10th in the world. Before Kazakhstan, Castle served as the Video Analyst for the New Zealand senior team at the 2009 FINA World Championships. From 2007 to 2009, Castle worked in the US Olympic Development Program by running one of the United States under-18 zone teams. Castle had the opportunity to coach for his home nation of South Africa from 2002 to 2005, and again in 2011, where he assisted with the Women s Senior National Team and served as head coach for the National B Team. In 200, Castle took charge of the South African Women s Junior National Team and assisted with the Men s Junior Team. A native of Cape Town, South Africa, Castle graduated from the University of Cape Town in 2001 with a bachelor s degree in information systems and earned a postgraduate credential in education in 200. CAREER RECORD Year Team Overall Conf Hawaii (Int.) Indiana Indiana Career

4 QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION School... Indiana University Location...Bloomington, Ind. Enrollment... 48,514 Founded Nickname...Hoosiers Colors... Cream and Crimson Conference... CWPA Pool (Capacity)... Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatics Center (800) University President... Dr. Michael A. McRobbie Athletics Director... Fred Glass COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Ryan Castle Alma Mater, Year...University of Cape Town, 2001 Record at Indiana (.690) Years... 2nd season Career Record (.712) Assistant Coach...Emily Carr Assistant Coach...Taylor Dodson Volunteer Assistant... Will Skowron Athletic Trainer... Jennifer Wilkinson, MS, LAT, ATC Athletic Performance Coach...Allison Papenfuss Manager...Angela Romero TEAM INFORMATION Letterwinners Returning...12 Letterwinners Lost... Newcomers IN REVIEW Overall Record CWPA Record (Reg. Season Finish) (4th) TEAM HISTORY First Season (21st season) Record (.658) CWPA Championships... (200, 2011, 2014) NCAA Tournaments... (200, 2011, 2014) Last NCAA Appearance (7th place) ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS Senior Assistant Director for Media Relations...Jeff Keag Water Polo SID... Nick Reith SID Phone SID ...nbreith@indiana.edu SID Fax SID Mailing Address... Athletics Media Relations... Assembly Hall, 1001 E. 17th Street...Bloomington, IN Athletics Web Site...IUHoosiers.com - POWER PLAY - 6-vs-5 Situations Times IU is Up... 6 Times IU Scored...17 Conversion % % Times Opp. is Up...98 Times Penalty Killed Conversion %... 8.% 6-vs-5 Situations: CWPA Times IU is Up... Times IU Scored... Conversion %... Times Opp. is Up... Times Opp. Scored... Conversion %... - OFFENSE - Games with Hat Tricks Player Games Tot. Goals J. Beadle 4 15 K. Matthews 2 15 M. Abarta 2 12 J. Nacouzi 1 11 K. Kozokar 1 10 S. Young 1 9 M. Williams 1 8 J. Hilovsky 1 6 C. Crumbaugh 1 4 Multi-Goal Games Name Tot. K. Matthews J. Beadle J. Nacouzi K. Kozokar M. Abarta S. Young M. Williams J. Hilovsky E. Powell J. Hanling C. Crumbaugh J. Rodriguez G. Gatecliff S. Myers Multiple Assist Games Name Tot. S. Myers J. Nacouzi K. Matthews J. Hilovsky J. Rodriguez J. Hanling E. Powell M. Williams S. Young Drawn Ejection Leaders Name Tot. Single Game High M. Williams 7 J. Beadle 7 2 (2x) K. Matthews 6 M. Abarta DEFENSE - Games with Multiple Steals Name 2 4+ Tot. S. Myers J. Gaudreault K. Matthews 2-1 J. Hilovsky K. Kozokar J. Nacouzi M. Abarta J. Beadle J. Rodriguez M. Williams S. Young Turnover Differential Leaders Name Steals T.O. Diff. S. Myers J. Gaudreault K. Matthews 2 +1 J. Rodriguez S. Young E. Powell Goalkeepers: Goals Allowed by Quarter Name GAA J. Gaudreault D. Simmons N/A Goalkeepers: Games with 10+ Saves Name No. High Save % J. Gaudreault INDIANA S RECORD... Situation Record Score first Opponent scores first At home At opponent s home At neutral sites Against ranked opponents...5- Against the CWPA In overtime games Lead at halftime Trail at halftime Tied at halftime Leading after three quarters Trailing after three quarters Tied after three quarters Goalkeeper has 10+ saves With more exclusions With fewer exclusions Equal exclusions Two players with 2+ goals Three players with 2+ goals Four players with 2+ goals Player scores a hat trick Multiple hat tricks In January In February In March In April

5 2018 SEASON STATISTICS 2018 Indiana Hoosiers Women's Water Polo Team Statistics As of February 1, All Games IU Category Opponents 115 Goals Scored Goals Per Game 6.6 Goals by Period 4 1st Period nd Period rd Period th Period 15 0 Overtime 1.82 (01 shots) Shooting Percentage.507 (18 shots) 8.45 Saves Per Game (.270) Powerplay (.245) (.755) Penalty Kill 46-6 (.70) 5-6 (.8) Five-Meter Penalty Shot 5-7 (.714) 0-1 Overtime Record Steals Turnovers Indiana Hoosiers Women's Water Polo Statistics (8- Overall, 0-0 CWPA) As of February 1, All Games ## Field Players GP Sh G A PTS ShPCT EX DEX STL FB Sprint 1 Jessica Gaudreault A Davis Simmons Juli Hilovsky Mollie Williams Carlie Crumbaugh Jennifer Beadle Emily Powell Sarah Myers Kelly Matthews Joelle Nacouzi Jessica Rodriguez Jennifer Hanling Megan Abarta Riley Beemer Karrie Kozokar Gillian Gatecliff Sarah Young Totals ## Goaltenders GP GS MIN W L SA SV GA SvPCT GAA 1 Jessica Gaudreault : A Davis Simmons : Totals 58:

6 Game-by-Game Results January 20, 2018 Santa Barbara, Calif. 1 #25 Fresno State 6-12 #1 Indiana Team F FSU IU Goals: Beadle 4, Matthews, Young 2, Rodriguez 1 Assists: Myers 4, Matthews, Beadle 1, Powell 1 Saves: Gaudreault 9 January 20, 2018 Santa Barbara, Calif. 2 #16 UC San Diego 6-8 #1 Indiana Team F UCSD IU Goals: Young, Abarta 2, Nacouzi 1, Powell 1, Williams 1 Assists: Matthews, Young 2, Myers 1, Nacouzi 1 Saves: Gaudreault 1 January 21, 2018 Santa Barbara, Calif. #1 Indiana -10 #5 Arizona State Team F IU ASU Goals: Matthews 2, Beadle 1 Assists: Abarta 1, Matthews 1 Saves: Gaudreault 9 January 21, 2018 Santa Barbara, Calif. X #1 Indiana 4-11 China (Exhibition) Team F CHN IU Goals: Williams 2, Beadle 1, Kozokar 1 January 27, 2018 Bloomington, Ind. 4 #12 Indiana 19-4 Toronto Team F TOR IU Goals: Hilovsky, Crumbaugh, Powell 2, Nacouzi 2, Hanling 2, five others with 1 Assists: Williams 2, Myers 2, six others with 1 Saves: Gaudreault 6, Simmons January 27, 2018 Bloomington, Ind. 5 #12 Indiana 7-6 #14 UC Santa Barbara Team F UCSB IU Goals: Williams 4, Myers 1, Rodriguez 1, Young 1 Assists: Myers 1, Matthews 1, Young 1 Saves: Gaudreault 10 January 28, 2018 Bloomington, Ind. 6 #12 Indiana 17-8 #25 Iona Team F IONA IU Goals: Matthews 4, Abarta 4, Kozokar, Myers 2, Hilovsky 1, Nacouzi 1, Beemer 1, Gatecliff 1 Assists: Powell 2, Gaudreault 1, Hilovsky 1, Williams 1, Myers 1, Matthews 1, Hanling 1, Beemer 1 Saves: Gaudreault 10 January 28, 2018 Bloomington, Ind. 7 #12 Indiana 14- McKendree Team F MU IU Goals: Abarta, Hilovsky 2, Powell 2, Matthews 2, Hanling 2, Kozokar 2, Crumbaugh 1 Assists: Hanling 2, Beadle 1, Myers 1, Kozokar 1, Young 1 Saves: Simmons, Gaudreault 1 February 10, 2018 La Jolla, Calif. 8 #15 UC San Diego 9-8 (OT) #12 Indiana Team OT1 OT2 F IU UCSD Goals: Beadle, Nacouzi 2, Powell 1, Myers 1, Matthews 1 Assists: Hilovsky 2, Matthews 1, Young 1 Saves: Gaudreault 9 February 10, 2018 La Jolla, Calif. 9 Iona 5-1 #12 Indiana Team F IU IONA Goals: Beadle, Nacouzi, Matthews 2, Rodriguez 2, Kozokar 2, Myers 1 Assists: Hilovsky, Myers 2, Nacouzi 2, Beadle 1, Matthews 1, Rodriguez 1, Kozokar 1 Saves: Gaudreault 11

7 February 11, 2018 La Jolla, Calif. 10 #12 Indiana -6 #19 Loyola Marymount Team F LMU IU Goals: Beadle 1, Abarta 1, Young 1 Assists: Nacouzi 2, Matthews 1 Saves: Gaudreault 4 Game-by-Game Results February 11, 2018 La Jolla, Calif. 11 #11 Long Beach State 7-11 #12 Indiana Team F IU LBSU Goals: Beadle, Nacouzi 2, Kozokar 2, Young 2, Powell 1, Abarta 1 Assists: Rodriguez, Nacouzi 2, Beadle 1, Myers 1, Matthews 1, Young 1 Saves: Gaudreault 5

8 #1 JESSICA GAUDREAULT GK Senior Ottawa, Ontario, Canada St. Joseph Summer 2017 (Canadian National Team): Made the team sheet alongside IU alum Shae Fournier ( ) for the 2017 FINA World Championships in Budapest, Hungary (7/12) named the Best Goalkeeper of the tournament at the FINA World League Super Final (6/12) also named to the media s All-Star team guided Canada from the cage to a silver medal finish, their highest position at the Super League Final since 2009 stopped Hungary in penalty shootouts for a win in the opening group stage game (6/6), eventually sweeping the group shutout Japan in the second half of the FINA World League quarterfinals stopped a five-meter penalty to seal the comeback win over Russia in the semifinals (6/11) (Junior): Indiana Team Captain... Academic All-Big Ten Indiana s Hoosier Award winner currently fourth in program history on the career saves leaderboard (697), and third in shots faced (1,679) made 26 starts and 27 appearances in her return season totaled 25 saves (8th IU history) and allowed 168 goals over 801:00 in the cage recorded a.601 save percentage with a 6.71 goals against average stopped 10 shots in the season-opening win over CSU Bakersfield (1/20) matched a career high with 15 saves, allowing just four goals, against CSU Northridge (1/21) swatted 11 saves and shutout the fourth quarter for an upset win over No. 6 Hawaii (1/22) in the first clash with Wagner (2/4), made 1 saves with two steals and refused to concede a goal for the first 29 minutes delivered two assists alongside 9 steals against Cal Baptist (2/25), her first home game in two years tied a single-game career best with three assists against Siena (/4), combining with Davis Simmons for IU s fewest goals allowed this season tied her career and season high with 15 stops against No. 12 San Jose State (/11), allowing a full-game season low of 4 goals made 1 saves and blocked a five-meter penalty shot at No. 7 Michigan (/25) held Brown (4/14) scoreless in the first half and made 8 saves overall notched a double-digit save tally for the 12th time this season against No. 20 Harvard (4/15), stopping 10 shots (Sophomore): CWPA All-Conference First Team... set a new career-high with 16 saves against Michigan (/29)... finished the season with 246 saves (9th - IU history)... earned back-to-back Defensive Player of the Week honors to start the season... earned four weekly honors from the CWPA during the 2014 season... started all 29 matches she played in... added 2 steals and 1 assists during 849 minutes played... reached double-digits with 11 saves in Indiana s first competition against Michigan (1/18)... named Defensive Player of the Week from the CWPA for the second straight week after posting 8 saves, two assists, and six steals in four matches during the Brown Invitational (2/1-2/2)... tallied 11 saves and two steals against No. 1 Cal State Northridge (2/8)... set a new career high with three assists against Sonoma State, while adding nine saves and a steal (2/8)... blocked seven shots in Indiana s win against No. 8 San Diego State (2/9)... matched a career-high with 1 saves when the Hoosiers played Michigan at home (2/22)... stopped 11 shots at No. 10 San Jose State (/18)... picked up three steals and seven saves against Hawaii (/22)... set a new career-high with 16 saves (7th - IU single game history) against Michigan (/29)... paced the team with 27 saves, three assists, and two steals in the Western Division Round Robin No. 1 in Oneonta, NY (4/5-4/6)... stopped eight shots in the CWPA Western Division Round Robin No. 2 to clinch Indiana s second straight Western Division Championship (4/12-4/1)... rejected seven saves against reigning conference champions, Princeton, to help win the CWPA Championship for Indiana and send the Hoosiers to the NCAA Tournament for just the third time in school history (4/27)... saved nine balls against Wagner in the NCAA play-in game to clinch an appearance on the final weekend (5/)... recorded 21 saves and two steals in her first ever NCAA Tournament Appearance, finishing the year ranked No. 7 in the nation (5/11). 201 (Freshman): Date Opponent MIN SA SV GA SvPCT EX DEX STL PTS W 2: W 2: L 2: W 16: /27/18 UC Santa Barbara2 W 2: W 2: W 08: /10/18 UC San Diego L 8: W 2: /11/18 Loyola Marymount L 2: /11/18 Long Beach State W 2: Totals Saves: 16 vs. Michigan, /29/14 Assists: 4 vs. Hartwick, 2/16/1 Steals: (4x), last vs. UCSB, 1/27/18 Year SV STL A GA Career CWPA All-Conference First Team... CWPA Co-Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 18)... started in all 27 matches played... had 199 saves on 602 shot attempts... only allowed 195 goals... had seven assists and 15 steals in 805:00 minutes played... started in goal for the Hoosiers their opening match against San Jose State, making 7 saves in her debut (1/19)... recorded eight saves against UCLA (1/20)... made two of her nine saves with 22 seconds left in the match to give the Hoosiers their first ranked win over t No. 12 UC Davis, (2/2)... set a new career high with 12 saves and only allowed 2 goals in her best showing of the season, a statement win against No. 10 Princeton (2/17)... set her season/career high with 1 saves in the Hoosier s home loss to Long Beach State (2/2)... was key in the Hoosiers 8-6 victory over No. 8 Hawaii (/16), holding off a comeback with 11 saves against a season-high 4 shots... had 11 saves in the Hoosiers win over rival Michigan (4/1)... had five saves and three steals against Hartiwck to help earn Indiana s first ever CWPA Western Championship (4/14)... had eight saves and only two goals go against in 24 minutes played against Bucknell (4/26)... logged nine saves against Michigan (4/27)... tallied 11 saves, one assist, and two steals in the season finale against Hartwick, earning third place in the CWPA Eastern Championships (4/28). Prep/Personal: Played for Team Canada at the 2012 FINA World Youth Women s Water Polo Championships in Perth, Australia, where Canada finished fifth... also played with Canada in the Olympic Hopes tournament in the summer of competed on the Canadian Junior National Team in 2011 where they finished ninth at the FINA World Championships... also helped lead her team to a third place finish at Under-22 Nationals and a second place showing at Under-18 Nationals while serving as the team s co-captain... was named Most Valuable Goalie in Ontario and Most Valuable Goalie for the Ottawa Titans Club in garnered Most Valuable Goalie honors at the 2011 Canadian Select League... lettered in volleyball, badminton, and basketball in high school... majoring in Human Biology... born July 18, has one brother, Ryan... daughter of Eric Gaudreault and AJ Tiwana.

9 #1A DAVIS SIMMONS GK Sophomore Mercer Island, Wash. Mercer Island 2017 (Freshman): Joined the Hoosiers at the start of the spring semester, three weeks before the season opener appeared in nine games, making four starts tallied 48 saves, three steals, and three assists in 200:00 of game action made her career debut against Siena (/4), stopping four shots and combining with Jessica Gaudreault for Indiana s fewest goals allowed of the year split the first full CWPA weekend with Gaudreault, collecting 1 saves and assists over 48 minutes and three games (4/8-9) received the first start of her career in the opening round of the CWPA Championship against No. 20 Harvard (4/28) matched her previous high mark with eight saves over George Washington (4/29), marking her first career victory set two single-game career highs with 11 saves and a pair of steals against Saint Francis (4/29) stopped five shots to achieve a fifthplace CWPA finish after a win over Bucknell (4/0). Prep/Personal: Played three seasons for coaches Andrew Smith-Jones, Blake VanHartesvelt, and current Indiana assistant Emily Carr at Mercer Island High School named an honorable mention All-State selection and first team All-King County recipient twice named the team s Defensive MVP and set two school records guided Mercer Island to three top-six finishes in the Washington State Championships played at the club level for Northwest, coached by John Jacobson, Blake VanHartesvelt, and Amy Carlson in addition to water polo, earned four varsity letters for shooting at Mercer Island born October 28, 1997 the daughter of Heather Tamblyn and William Simmons has one sister, Emma. Date Opponent MIN SA SV GA SvPCT EX DEX STL PTS 16: /27/18 UC Santa Barbara2 24: /10/18 UC San Diego 2/11/18 Loyola Marymount 2/11/18 Long Beach State Totals Saves: 11 vs. St. Francis, 4/29/17 Assists: 2 vs. St. Francis, 4/29/17 Steals: 2 vs. Bucknell, 4/8/17 Year SV STL A GA Career

10 #2 JULI HILOVSKY DR Freshman Riverside, Calif. Riverside Polytechnic Prep/Personal: Played four varsity seasons at Riverside Polytechnic named to the All-League first team and earned team MVP honors as a water polo player and swimmer earned USA Water Polo Academic All-American honors in her sophomore and junior year was named a high honors athlete for water polo and swimming as a swimmer, finished third in the CIF Finals 500 freestyle race and eighth in the 50 freestyle race broke school records for 200 and 500 freestyle times, both of which stood for 25 years club play occurred under the watchful eye of Mike Sattler and Gareth Pandy at CHAWP water polo club, which earned a third place finish at the 2016 Junior Olympics born September 25, 1999 has one brother, Andy intends to major in Sports Marketing/Management /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /28/18 McKendree /10/18 UC San Diego /11/18 Loyola Marymount /11/18 Long Beach State Totals Goals: vs. Toronto, 1/27/18 Assists: vs. Iona, 2/10/18 Steals: vs. Iona, 1/28/

11 #4 MOLLIE WILLIAMS A Sophomore Sutherland Shire, Australia Meriden 2017 (Freshman): ACWPC ALL-AMERICA HONORABLE MENTION the 10th all-time player and second freshman in program history to collect All- American honors (Kelly Matthews, 2015) All-CWPA second team CWPA Women s Varsity Scholar-Athlete Team (Excellent) ACWPC All-Academic honoree (Excellent) either scored one goal or set one assist in 27-of-1 games (led team) scored 8 goals in her debut weekend at the UC Santa Barbara Winter Invite (1/20-22), including two scores against UCLA (1/21) netted her first career hat trick against Iona (/4) in the next game against Siena (/4), scored twice with two assists, ending the Harvard Invite with 9 points swiped 8 steals over the Aztec Invite with a weekend high of three goals against Whittier (/11) set a career high with four goals, alongside one assist and two field blocks, against Princeton (4/8) matched that career high by the end of the weekend, scoring four times against George Washington (4/9) knocked in eight goals and four assists in the final regular season weekend, scoring back-to-back hat tricks against Brown and Saint Francis (4/14) named to the CWPA All-Conference second team (4/27) matched a career high of four steals, in addition to two goals and three assists, in the CWPA quarterfinals against Harvard (4/28) doubled up on goals, assists, and steals in the season finale win over Bucknell (4/0) received her first All-American honorable mention selection from the ACWPC (6/7). Prep/Personal: Played four seasons at Meriden School in Sydney... Meriden s leading scorer in 2015, and finished the 2016 State Championships as the tournament s top goal scorer... claimed team MVP honors from , and helped the team reach IGSSA Championships in 2014, 2015, and a nominee for the 2016 Pierre De Coubertin award, given to recipients who have competed in at least three sports while demonstrating initiative, teamwork, sportsmanship, and fair play... her club, Cronulla /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego 2/11/18 Loyola Marymount 2/11/18 Long Beach State Totals Goals: 4 (x), last vs. UC Santa Barbara, 1/27/18 Assists: vs. Harvard, 4/28/17 Steals: 4 (x), last vs. George Washington, 4/29/ Career WPC, is one of the top clubs in New South Wales... earned National League bronze medal in 2015, a silver medal at the U18 National Championships, and National and Metropolitan Championships in 2015 and also trained in the Austrailian youth system in 2014 and 2015, and in the New South Wales Institute of Sport (NSWIS) from 201 to born May 2, has one sister, Isobel, and a brother, Harry... intends to major in nutrition and dietetics.

12 #5 CARLIE CRUMBAUGH UT Freshman Moraga, Calif. Campolindo 2017 (Junior): Played three varsity seasons under head coach Kim Everist at Campolindo High School a North Coast Section Scholar Athlete all four years with the team, and picked up a Junior Varsity MVP honor her first year won the North Coast Section Championship in 2014 with Campolindo, along with a second place finish in 2015 and third place in 2016 also won the DFAL Championship in 2014 played for both Diablo Alliance and Lamorinda at the club level received three USA Water Polo Academic All-American honors and three years in the Olympic Development program with the National Junior Olympics A team, achieved second place (Gold Division) in 2014, second place (Classic Division) in 2015, and 19th place (Championship Division) in 2016 also earned varsity letters in swimming born May 5, 1999 has one brother, Jake, and a sister, Romey intends to major in Business INDIANA HOOSIERS WOMEN'S WATER POLO GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Sh G A PTS ShPCT EX DEX STL Date FB Sprint /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /28/18 McKendree /10/18 UC San Diego 2/11/18 Loyola Marymount 2/11/18 Long Beach State Totals Goals: vs. Toronto, 1/27/18 Assists: 1 vs. Toronto, 1/27/18 Steals: 1 vs. Toronto, 1/27/

13 #6 JENNIFER BEADLE C Senior Pleasanton, Calif. Foothill 2017 (Junior): Academic All-Big Ten started all 1 games, making 5 goals, 8 assists, 29 steals, and two field blocks scored a goal in 22-of-0 games, ending the year on a 9-game scoring streak netted the tying goal in a comeback win over CSU Northridge (1/21) scored 6 goals over three games at the Bruno Classic (2/4-5), adding two steals against Azusa Pacific (2/5) scored twice and provided an assist to a win against Wagner (/5) scored a crucial late goal and scooped a season high three steals in a defensive battle with 12th-ranked San Jose State (/11) aided a win over UC San Diego (/12) with one goal, one assist, two steals and a season best three drawn exclusions tossed two assists against No. 10 Princeton (4/8) scored against George Washington (4/9), which started a scoring streak that ran to the season finale scored two goals and created one in the win over Brown (4/14) excelled at both ends with two goals and two steals against Hartwick (4/15) began an outstanding weekend at the CWPA Tournament with two scores versus Harvard (4/28) dropped the seventh hat trick of her career against George Washington (4/29) tied her career high with a season best four goals, along with one assist, in the season closer against Bucknell (4/0) Not Participate Did 2 1/27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego /11/18 Loyola Marymount /11/18 Long Beach State Totals (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten honoree... started all 0 games in her breakout sophomore season, scoring 7 goals with 22 assists and 5 steals ranked second on the team in shot percentage at.420, and tied for second with 24 drawn ejections scored her first goal of the season at Arizona State (1/2) tallied one goal and two assists in a win at Brown (2/6) scored one goal and assisted on another against Wagner (/5), beginning a streak of eight consecutive games with at least one score netted her first hat trick of the year, while adding two assists, against Chapman (/12) scored two goals apiece in games against UC San Diego (/12) and San Diego State (/1) converted a hat trick versus Cal State East Bay, followed by a season-high four goals against Mercyhurst (/19) added two goals and one assist to Indiana s CWPA opener versus Michigan (/2) contributed one goal and two assists to a win against Brown (4/16), opening another scoring streak of six consecutive games closed her season with back-to-back-to-back hat tricks versus Hartwick (4/17), Brown (4/29), and Hartwick again in the CWPA semifinals (4/0), while adding five assists in those three games (Freshman): Made one start in appearances in her first season with the Hoosiers totaled 27 goals, 11 assists, and 27 steals in 2015 netted a pair of goals in her IU debut against Wagner (1/25) contributed with one goal and three steals against Marist (1/25) scored two goals, tossed one assist, and made a pair of steals against Iona (2/7) set a Goals: 4 (5x), last vs. Fresno State, 1/20/18 Assists: vs. Redlands, /22/15 Steals: (9x), last vs. San Jose State, /11/ Career career high of four goals, along with one assist and three steals, against Villanova (2/8) scored a pair of goals in IU s conference opener against Hartwick (/7) fired one goal and forced three steals against Whittier (/14) set a career high in assists with three while adding two goals and three steals against Redlands (/22) totaled one goal, one assist, and one steal against Michigan (4/4) matched her career high of four goals against George Washington (4/12) served one assist and converted three steals against Mercyhurst (4/19) recorded one goal, one assist, and one steal against Gannon (4/19) matched her previous match totals with a goal, assist, and steal against Notre Dame College (4/19) added one goal to IU s CWPA Quarterfinal win over Brown (4/24) scored one goal and drew an ejection in the CWPA Championship against Princeton (4/26). Prep/Personal: Played at Foothill High School for Fran Usedome... earned team MVP sophomore, junior and senior years... NCS First Team junior and senior years... EBALS All-League First Team sophomore, junior and senior years... also lettered in swimming... undeclared major... daughter of Marina and David Beadle... has one sister, Sami, and one brother, Matt.

14 #7 EMILY POWELL DR Sophomore Brisbane, Australia Brisbane Girls Grammar School 2017 (Freshman): CWPA Women s Varsity Scholar-Athlete Team (Outstanding) ACWPC All-Academic honoree (Outstanding) appeared in all 1 contests despite joining the Hoosiers three weeks before the season opener scored three goals, set 11 assists, and swiped 16 steals fired two shots in her career debut against CSU Bakersfield (1/20) swiped her first career steal in the Bruno Classic finale versus Azusa Pacific (2/5) in the Hoosiers home opener against Cal Baptist (2/25), set the first two assists of her career while adding a steal registered one assist, drew an exclusion, and forced a steal in a win over Iona (/4) set an assist and grabbed two steals, aiding a win against Whittier (/11) notched her first career goal, the last of a 5-0 comeback run, to lift the Hoosiers past UC San Diego (/12) scored her first career CWPA goal against Bucknell (4/8), adding a steal on the defensive end set a career high three assists in a win over Saint Francis (4/14), along with one goal, two drawn ejections and two steals tossed one assist in each of the last three games of the CWPA Championship, adding two steals to wins over George Washington (4/29) and Bucknell (4/0). Prep/Personal: Played for head coach Simon Daley at Brisbane Girls Grammar School... won the Deborah Handley Award... served as team captain... won the academic prize in 2012, 201, and with BGGS, won back-to-back gold medals in BWPI competition... also a member of the Queensland Academy of Sport squad and the QLD Breakers National League squad... with Queensland s U-18 team, competed at the 2016 Pan-Pacific Games in New Zealand... a back-to-back finalist with the Queensland team at the Australia School Sport Championships, winning gold in played club polo for the QLD Breakers and the Polo Bears... also competed in netball, swimming, and cross country and BGGS... born January 8, the daughter of Sal and Ben Powell... has two brothers, Ned and Max... intends to major in international relations /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego /11/18 Loyola Marymount /11/18 Long Beach State Totals Goals: 2 (2x), last vs. McKendree, 1/28/18 Assists: vs. St. Francis, 4/14/17 Steals: 2 (4x), last vs. Bucknell, 4/0/ Career

15 #8 MACKENZIE ROSENTHAL A Junior Saratoga, Calif. Saratoga 2017 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten CWPA Women s Varsity Scholar-Athlete Team (Excellent) ACWPC All-Academic honoree (Excellent) entered the pool for 12 games in her sophomore season, earning one steal and one drawn ejection played all five games of the UC Santa Barbara Winter Invite (1/20-22), including the Hoosiers upset win over No. 6 Hawai i (1/22) saw action in the Bruno Classic against Azusa Pacific (2/5) swiped a steal in the win over Siena (/4) saw action in the CWPA regular season against Michigan (/25) and Bucknell (4/8) took the water for the CWPA Championship in Bloomington, logging minutes against George Washington and Saint Francis (4/29) (Freshman): ACWPC All-Academic (Excellent)... CWPA Scholar- Athlete Team (Excellent)... began her collegiate career with eight appearances in her freshman season, totaling two goals, four assist, and three steals made her debut appearance in a win over Siena (/6), recording one assist converted one steal in a win against Chapman (/12) scored her first career goal versus Mercyhurst (/19) the next day, added one goal and a career high two assists versus Gannon (/20) contributed with one assist and one steal in Indiana s win over George Washington (4/16) appeared in the Hoosiers CWPA title game versus Michigan (5/1), adding one steal to the effort. Goals: 1 (2x), last vs. Gannon, /20/16 Assists: 2 vs. Gannon, /20/16 Steals: 1 (4x), last vs. Siena, /4/17 Prep/Personal: Played four seasons for coaches Rafael Alapont and Nick Berg at Saratoga High School... earned the team MVP award all four seasons... four-time Academic All-American... received Saratoga Los Gatos School District distinguished student honors in all four seasons... reached the CIF Central Coast Sectionals in her junior and senior seasons... also played club water polo for head coach Jonny Muir at the Santa Clara Swim Club (SCSC) and coach Kelsey Holshouser at Stanford Water Career Polo Club... born March 25, the daughter of Bonnie Wright and Clint Rosenthal... has one brother, Tyler... intends to major in Accounting.

16 #9 SARAH MYERS A Senior Toronto, Ontario, Canada Humberside 2017 (Junior): A Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Academic All-Big Ten CWPA Women s Varsity Scholar-Athlete Team (Outstanding) ACWPC All-Academic honoree (Outstanding) played in all 1 games of the season, scoring 8 goals with 0 assists (T-2nd team), 45 steals (2nd team), and three field blocks swiped four steals, a season high, against No. 9 UC Santa Barbara (1/20) one of six scorers for Indiana in their win over No. 2 CSU Northridge (1/20) led the defensive effort with four steals against No. 21 Wagner (2/4) scored her first hat trick of the season versus Siena (/4) netted the tying goal to force overtime at No. 17 San Diego State (/12) scored against top-ranked USC (/17) in Hawai i set a new career high with four goals while sparking a 5-1 scoring run to start the game versus Bucknell (4/8) led Indiana s assists (4) and steals () count, along with a hat trick, to beat George Washington (4/9) tossed a trio of assists against Saint Francis (4/14) sparked a win over No. 20 Harvard (4/15) with the game s opening goal either scored or assisted on Indiana s first five goals of the game versus Saint Francis (4/29) in the CWPA Championships /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego /11/18 Loyola Marymount /11/18 Long Beach State Totals (Sophomore): Big Ten Distinguished Scholar... Academic All-Big Ten honoree... ACWPC All-Academic (Outstanding)... Aline Robinson Mental Attitude Award recipient... started all 0 games for Indiana in a breakout sophomore season scored 28 goals, connected on 46 assists (rd Team), and made 5 steals (2nd Team) Indiana s leader in shot percentage (.526) and co-leader in total points (25, 10 goals and 15 assists) in CWPA competition earned multiple goals in 8 games, multiple assists in 15 games, and multiple steals in 18 games served 4+ assists in four games recorded at least one steal in 25-of-0 games scored her first of two hat tricks in a win over Brown (2/6) at the Bruno Classic delivered assists on 4 Hoosier goals to pick up a win over #21 Marist (2/14) picked up another hat trick in IU s win versus Chapman (/12) tallied 1 goal, 1 assist, and 2 steals in a win against #1 Harvard (4/9) matched a career high with 4 assists to aid an Indiana win over George Washington (4/16) in her next game, set a career high with 5 assists against Bucknell (4/17) served 4 assists with 2 steals in the Hoosiers overtime win over Hartwick (4/0) in the CWPA Semifinals won the Aline Robinson Mental Attitude Award named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar. Summer 2015: Selected to the Canadian Women s National Team for the FISU 2015 World University Games in Gwangju, South Korea... totaled one goal, five assists, four steals, and one field block during Canada s silver medal run (Freshman): ACWPC Women s Varsity Scholar-Athlete honoree... ACWPC All- Academic team selection... played in 4 of IU s 5 games in her debut season, making one start... scored 22 goals, served 26 assists, and forced 9 steals (first among freshmen)... tossed a trio of assists in the season opener against Wagner (1/25)... registered one goal, two assists, and three steals versus Iona (2/7)... tallied three goals, two assists, and one steal in versus Villanova (2/8)... contributed to IU s shutout over Cal State East Bay (2/21) with two goals, three assists, and two steals... assisted on one goal and made one Goals: 4 (2x), last vs. St. Francis, 4/29/17 Assists: 5 vs. Bucknell, 4/17/16 Steals: 6 vs. McKendree, 1/28/ Career steal against Pacific (/14)... tossed one assist and forced three steals against San Diego State (/15)... was responsible for two scores with a goal and assist, along with two steals, against Long Beach State (/21)... went a perfect two-for-two on shot conversion, scoring a pair of goals against Redlands (/22)... scored two goals on just two shot attempts in a CWPA match against Brown (4/11)... created a trio of goals on three assists, along with two steals, against Harvard (4/11)... posted one goal, two assists, and one steal against George Washington (4/12)... sent a pair of shots into the back of the cage in addition to one assist against Mercyhurst (4/19)... accumulated two goals and two steals versus Gannon (4/19)... split two scores between one goal and one assist in IU s final home game of the season against Notre Dame College (4/19). Prep/Personal: Played for Nish Damani at Humberside in Toronto... was named to the Provincial All Star Team in 201 and earned a bronze medal at 201 Canadian National Championships... won gold medal at 18U Provincials in 2012, 201, and in 201 won silver medal at Youth Pan-American Championships in Argentina... bronze medal winner at Junior Pan-American Championships in California in silver medal at Youth World Championships in Madrid, daughter of Jane Wright and Brad Myers... has two brothers, Matthew and Graeme... born December 2, intends to major in the science field.

17 #10 KELLY MATTHEWS D Senior Roxboro, Quebec, Canada St. Thomas 2017 (Junior): Team Captain... ACWPC ALL-AMERICA HONORABLE MENTION the second player in program history to collect three All-American selections (Kristin Stanford, ) All-CWPA first team CWPA Tournament All-Star second team Academic All-Big Ten ascended to 5th on Indiana s all-time scoring tally (207) matched an IU record with 7 goals in a single game (Candyce Schroeder, 4/17/16) opened her season tally at the perfect time, scoring five times with three in a row to push IU past No. 6 Hawaii (1/22), the Hoosiers first top-10 win in two seasons forced five steals and assisted the game-winner over No. 16 UC San Diego (/) matched Indiana s single-game record with seven goals, scoring a hat trick after one quarter, against Iona (/)... recorded her sixth hat trick of the year with four goals versus No. 17 San Diego State (/12) found a goal at No. 7 Michigan (/25) to score in her 16th consecutive game scored or assisted the first five IU goals in a CWPA tournament win over George Washington (4/29) recorded her ninth hat trick of the year in the season finale against Bucknell (4/0) (Sophomore): ACWPC ALL-AMERICA HONORABLE MENTION... First Team All-CWPA for the second time in her career... CWPA Tournament All-Star first team... Academic All-Big Ten honoree... ACWPC All-Academic (Excellent)... Indiana University Hoosier Award recipient... followed her breakout freshman season in 2015 with a dominating sophomore year in the pool, leading Indiana in goals (7), total points (125), steals (58), and field blocks (24) matched her single-season career high of 7 goals from her freshman year scored a hat trick in 12 of her 0 appearances, including five games with four goals and four games with five goals tallied three or more assists in 10 games converted a steal in 20 consecutive games to end the season, including 11 games with three or more steals scored five goals with one assist versus Wagner, followed by another five-goal, three-assist outing against Brown (2/6) closed the Bruno Classic with back-to-back four-goal games versus Harvard and Marist (2/7) set a career high six assists, with two goals, versus UC San Diego (/12) posted another five-goal outing with six steals against Sonoma State (/18) collected trios in the goals, assists, and steals columns in a win versus Cal State East Bay (/19) earned her fourth game with five goals in a win over Brown (4/16) added two goals and one assist to the regular season closer versus Hartwick (4/17) lifted the Hoosiers to an overtime win over Hartwick with two goals, three assists, and four steals in the CWPA Semifinals (4/0) scored one goal and connected on an assist in the CWPA Championship versus Michigan (5/1) /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego /11/18 Loyola Marymount /11/18 Long Beach State Totals Goals: 7 vs. Iona, /4/17 ^ Assists: 6 vs. UC San Diego, /12/16 Steals: 6 (2x), last vs. Sonoma State, /18/16 Summer 2015: Selected to the Canadian Women s National Team for the FISU 2015 World University Games in Gwangju, South Korea... totaled nine goals, five assists, two steals, and three field blocks in Canada s run to their silver medal finish (Freshman): ACWPC ALL-AMERICA HONORABLE MENTION... CWPA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR... CWPA TOURNAMENT ROOKIE OF THE YEAR... All-CWPA second team selection... All-CWPA Tournament first team honoree... three-time CWPA Rookie of the Week (4/6, 4/1, 4/20)... ACWPC All-Academic team selection... CWPA Women s Varsity Scholar-Athlete honoree... played in all 5 matches for the Hoosiers in 2015, making two starts scored more goals than any freshman in Indiana history with 7 (T-6th in IU history) netted hat tricks in 14 matches totaled 25 assist, 24 steals, and 11 field blocks netted four goals in her IU debut against Wagner (1/25) scored a pair of goals and two assists against Marist (1/25) sent four goals in the back of the Year SH G A ST FB Career cage in IU s shutout over Cal State East Bay (2/21) tallied four goals and one assist against Hartwick (/7) scored two goals and served one assist in IU s home win over rival Michigan (/8) stuffed the stat sheet with two goals, one assist, one steal, and two field blocks in IU s win over San Diego State (/15) accounted for four scores with two goals and two assists against Long Beach State (/21) earned her fourth hat trick of the season against Hartwick (/21) set a personal record of five goals against Michigan (4/4), earning her CWPA Rookie of the Week honors matched her personal best with five goals, including the game winner in sudden-death overtime, against Princeton (4/10) netted a hat trick and served one assist against Harvard (4/11) earned CWPA Rookie of the Week for the second week in a row due to her 1 goals, three assists, and five steals in four games at Princeton University won CWPA Rookie of the Week for the third week running after scoring 10 goals in four games to close the regular season scored a hat trick in a thrilling overtime win against Michigan in the CWPA Semifinals (4/25) netted three goals in the CWPA Championship Match against Princeton (4/26). Prep/Personal: Graduated from International Baccalaureate Program at St. Thomas High School with honors... played at FINA Junior World Championships in 201 with Team Canada... was a member of the Junior Canadian National Team for the Commonwealth Games and Pan-American Games in played at the FINA Youth World Championships in the summer of 2014 with the Canadian Youth National Team... silver medalist at the second Youth World Championships with the Youth Canadian National Team... with Club Team DDO won U16 Canadian Nationals in 2012 and U18 Canadian Nationals in was also a member of the soccer, hockey and swim teams in high school... daughter of Dominique Matthews and Henry Crochetiere... has three sisters, Kathleen, Erin, and Alanna, and two brothers, Keith and Peter... born May 2, intends to major in business.

18 #11 JOELLE NACOUZI A Sophomore Montreal, Quebec, Canada College Charlemagne 2017 (Freshman): CWPA Tournament All-Star second team CWPA Women s Varsity Scholar-Athlete Team (Superior) ACWPC All-Academic honoree (Superior) played in all 1 games of her stellar debut season, scoring 7 goals with 0 assists, 40 steals, and six field blocks recorded four hat tricks and ten games with multiple assists began her career scoring twice against No. 25 CSU Bakersfield (1/20) scored her first hat trick, along with two assists and two steals, against Marist (2/4) added her second hat trick of the weekend against Azusa Pacific (2/5) in IU s home opener with No. 25 Cal Baptist (2/25), registered her third hat trick in a four-game stretch scored Indiana s game-winner over No. 16 UC San Diego (/) in their rematch with the Tritons (/12), tied the game and sparked a 5-0 run that spanned three quarters earned two goals and an assists against No. 7 Michigan (/25) tossed four assists in the win over George Washington (4/9) scored a late equalizer in the Hoosiers CWPA Championship opener with No. 20 Harvard (4/28). Prep/Personal: Becomes the fourth Canadian international player on the Hoosiers roster... has cut her teeth at the international level on the Canadian youth squad... in 2015, she, Kelly Matthews, and Sarah Myers played a valuable role in Canada s fourth-place finish at the FINA World Women s Junior Championships in Volos, Greece... played club water polo for coach Andrew Robinson at DDO... played on the 18U Canadian squad that battled to a silver medal at the FINA World Women s Youth Championships in born January, the daughter of Marcellino Nacouzi and Eliane El-Zoghbi... has one sister, Janet... intends to major in business /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego /11/18 Loyola Marymount /11/18 Long Beach State Totals Goals: (5x), last vs. Iona, 2/10/18 Assists: 4 vs. George Washington, 4/9/17 Steals: 4 vs. San Diego State, /12/ Career

19 #12 JESSICA RODRIGUEZ A Freshman Mission Viejo, Calif. El Toro Prep/Personal: Played four varsity seasons for Justin Johnson at El Toro High School a five-year Olympic Development Program participant tabbed 126 goals for El Toro (1th program history) and finished with17 assists, a top-five mark in all of Orange County a three-time All-CIF selection and a team captain her senior year aided the El Toro to a pair of league championships and two CIF title appearances, once winning the coveted Division 2 championship honed her craft under the watchful eye of Bradley Schumacher at SET WPC won gold (16U) and bronze (18U) medals in the Junior Olympics Platinum Division with SET, along with first place USCC finishes at the 18U and 16U level also a three-year member of the USA National Team Selection Camp (NTSC) and a Cadet Team alternate in 2015 a three-year varsity swimmer at El Toro born February 2, 1999 has one sister, Allison, and two brothers, Matt and Jeff intends to major in Nutrition Science Not Participate Did 2 1/27/18 UC Santa Barbara /28/18 McKendree 2/10/18 UC San Diego /11/18 Loyola Marymount /11/18 Long Beach State Totals Goals: 2 vs. Iona, 2/10/18 Assists: vs. Long Beach State, 2/11/18 Steals: 2 vs. Fresno State, 1/20/

20 #1 JENNIFER HANLING A Freshman Coronado, Calif. Coronado Prep/Personal: Played four varsity seasons for coaches David Throop and Alicia Bergen at Coronado a team captain and All-Conference honoree Coronado placed fifth in the 2016 ODP Youth National Tournament trained at the club level with coach Bergen at Coronado Aquatic Club also a four year varsity swimmer at Coronado born July 2, 1998 has one sister, Rachel, and two brothers, Jack and Ryan intends to major in Graphic Design Not Participate Did 1 1/21/18 Arizona State /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego Not Participate Did /11/18 Loyola Marymount 2/11/18 Long Beach State Totals Goals: 2 (2x), last vs. McKendree, 1/28/18 Assists: 2 vs. McKendree, 1/28/18 Steals: 1 vs. McKendree, 1/28/

21 #14 MEGAN ABARTA A Sophomore Simi Valley, Calif. Royal 2017 (Freshman): Entered the pool for 28 games in her freshman season, steadily increasing her role in the rotation throughout the year scored eight goals with 10 assists, seven steals, and seven drawn exclusions scored once and blocked a shot in the season opener versus No. 25 CSU Bakersfield (1/20), her first collegiate action in her home state added a steal to Indiana s upset over No. 6 Hawaii (1/22) broke a second quarter tie with her first of two goals, a season high, in a win over No. 16 UC San Diego (/) created three more scores to close the weekend in wins over Iona (/4), Siena (/4), and Wagner (/5) tossed a season-best three assists to aid a CWPA win over George Washington (4/9) scored one goal and set another at Saint Francis (4/14) added a goal and an assist to the effort against No. 18 Hartwick (4/15) swiped a pair of steals against George Washington (4/29) in the CWPA Tournament. Prep/Personal: Played four seasons under head coach Devin Hurst at Royal High School in Simi Valley, in tandem with four varsity letters for swimming... broke Royal s assist record in her freshman season... through three seasons, tallied 147 goals, 169 assists, and 160 steals... won All-League and All-County first team honors, and two consecutive selections to the Top Ten Players of the Year list by the Los Angeles Daily News... led the Highlanders in steals her freshman and junior year, picked up the Coach s Dream Award her sophomore year, and won the Play Maker Award her junior season... Royal won their first-ever CIF title with Abarta also a member of the Rose Bowl Water Polo Club in Pasadena, Calif for coach Adam Roth... won the gold medal in the 2010 Junior Olympics, and finished fourth in club play included trips to Spain and Greece in 2014, and Italy in the daughter of Joyce and Greg Abarta... mother was her assistant water polo coach at Royal... born March 14, has one sister, Elaine... intends to major in chemistry /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego /11/18 Loyola Marymount /11/18 Long Beach State Totals Goals: 4 vs. Iona, 1/28/18 Assists: vs. George Washington, 4/9/17 Steals: vs. Long Beach State, 2/11/ Career

22 #17 RILEY BEEMER DR Sophomore Ann Arbor, Mich. Skyline 2017 (Freshman): CWPA Women s Varsity Scholar-Athlete Team (Superior) ACWPC All-Academic honoree (Superior) did not play in her first season on campus due to having completed the junior college season the previous fall (Freshman Golden West C.C.): Aided Golden West to a 24-6 overall record in her freshman season, ending with a 6-5 win in the So Cal Regional third-place game played in all 0 games, scoring 6 goals with seven assists, 1 steals, and a field block registered four hat tricks and 10 games with more than one goal scored in 21-of-0 games started the year with a season-high four goals against American River (9/8), the first of 10 goals in the opening weekend delivered a hat trick against Cypress (9/14) found three goals and two steals in the home opener with Fullerton (9/21) added four assists, a season high, to the win over Long Beach (10/1) earned a hat trick in the Rustlers So Cal Regional Semifinal game with Santa Barbara (11/12) provided two goals, including the 5-5 equalizer in the fourth quarter, to aid a win over Fullerton (11/12) in the final game of the year /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego /11/18 Loyola Marymount 2/11/18 Long Beach State Totals Goals: 1 vs. Iona, 1/28/18 Assists: 1 vs. Iona, 1/28/18 Steals: 1 vs. Iona, 2/10/

23 #18 KARRIE KOZOKAR D r-junior Mundelein, Ill. Mundelein 2017 (Redshirt Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten CWPA Women s Varsity Scholar-Athlete Team (Superior) ACWPC All-Academic honoree (Superior) made 0 appearances in her second season, providing 1 goals, three assists, and seven steals earned multiple goals in four games provided an assist to the win over Azusa Pacific (2/5) scored her first goal of the season at home against No. 25 Cal Baptist (2/25) scored twice and added a steal versus Siena (/4) earned two goals in back-to-back games against Whittier (/11) and No. 16 UC San Diego (/12) scored a goal and swiped a possession versus No. 10 Princeton (4/8) earned a goal, an assist, one steal, and drew an exclusion against Saint Francis (4/14) in the rematch with Saint Francis (4/29) in the CWPA Tournament, registered her first hat trick of the year while making a steal on the other end Not Participate Did 1 1/21/18 Arizona State /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego /11/18 Loyola Marymount /11/18 Long Beach State Totals (Redshirt Freshman): A Big Ten Distinguished Scholar... Academic All-Big Ten honoree... ACWPC All-Academic (Superior)... started all 0 games for Indiana in her first competitive season tallied 8 goals, 22 assists, and 42 steals earned 4 hat tricks and 12 games with multiple scores scored in 22 of IU s 0 contests slotted a hat trick in a win against #17 Wagner (/5), the second of 10 consecutive games with at least one goal recorded season highs of 2 drawn exclusions and 4 steals in a win against Sonoma State (/18) led the Hoosiers to a win over #1 Harvard (4/9) with a hat trick, her fourth of the year accumulated 2 goals, 2 assists, and 4 steals in the CWPA Tournament (5/1) (Redshirt): Took a medical redshirt for the 2015 season. Prep/Personal: Played at Mundelein High School for coach Drew Schneider... two year water polo captain... fourth place finish at Illinois State Championships... three time All-Conference... two time First Team All-Sectional... Goals: (6x), last vs. Iona, 1/28/18 Assists: 4 vs. Wagner, 2/6/16 Steals: 4 (2x), last vs. George Washington, 4/16/ REDSHIRT Career Third Team All-State sophomore year... First Team All-State junior year... NICSA Second Team All-American... two time All-Academic... Illinois state record holder for most goals scored in a game... named most valuable female senior athlete, athletic academic senior athlete and most outstanding female senior athlete in high school... also lettered in swimming... intends to major in business or informatics... daughter to Eileen and Brian Kozokar... one brother, Eric... born April 0, 1996.

24 #19 GILLIAN GATECLIFF A Sophomore Ann Arbor, Mich. Saline 2017 (Freshman): Made 15 appearances in her debut season scored one goal in six shot attempts, along with two assists and three steals entered the pool for the first time as a Hoosier in all five games of the UC Santa Barbara Winter Invite (1/20-22) set career bests with two assists and two shot attempts, aiding a win over Siena (/4) launched a shot in a win over Whitter (/11) played her first collegiate game in her hometown of Ann Arbor, Michigan with the Hoosiers CWPA opener against the Wolverines (/25) slotted her first career goal against Saint Francis (4/14), where she also swiped a career-best three steals played all four games of the CWPA Tournament, firing two shots against Saint Francis (4/29). Prep/Personal: Earned seven letters in the pool at Saline High School, including three with water polo under coaches Katie Card Neidermire and Barbara Lanier... excelled both in the pool for Saline and in the classroom at Washtenaw International High School, earning Academic All-America honors from USA Water Polo in 2014 and began her water polo prep career with a Rookie of the Year award in the 2012 season... by 2014, made the first team throughout the season on her way to a team MVP honor and an appearance in the state tournament... doubled as an All-State swimmer for the Hornets, helping her team to a state title in 2014 and a runner-up finish in INDIANA HOOSIERS WOMEN'S WATER POLO GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS /27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego 2/11/18 Loyola Marymount 2/11/18 Long Beach State Totals Goals: 2 vs. Toronto, 1/27/18 Assists: 2 vs. Siena, /4/17 Steals: vs. St. Francis, 4/14/ Career

25 #22 SARAH YOUNG UT Senior San Diego, Calif. La Jolla 2017 (Junior): A Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Academic All-Big Ten CWPA Women s Varsity Scholar-Athlete Team (Superior) ACWPC All-Academic honoree (Superior) finished third on the team in goals (40) and drawn ejections (19) alongside 14 assists, 16 steals, and 6 field blocks made the starting lineup in all 24 appearances sprung into action with a career high four goals in the season opener against CSU Bakersfield (1/20) scored three in IU s next game against UC Santa Barbara (1/20), marking the first back-to-back hat tricks of her career slotted two goals versus UCLA (1/21) to bring the weekend total to nine scored five goals, a new career high, during IU s home opener against Cal Baptist (2/25) in the win over CBU, scored a skip-shot that landed on that night s SportsCenter Top 10 Plays earned a goal, an assist, and a field block in a win over UC San Diego (/) scored twice in the CWPA opener at Michigan (/25) picked up a hat trick to help beat Bucknell (4/8) led the offense with two goals and two assists against Hartwick (4/15) one of five Hoosiers to score twice against Harvard (4/28) in the first round of the CWPA Championship scored two goals to earn fifth-place over Bucknell (4/0) on CWPA Championship weekend, finishing the tournament with seven goals and three assists Not Participate Did 1/27/18 UC Santa Barbara /10/18 UC San Diego /11/18 Loyola Marymount /11/18 Long Beach State Totals (Sophomore): Big Ten Distinguished Scholar... Academic All-Big Ten honoree... AC- WPC All-Academic (Superior)... CWPA Varsity Scholar-Athlete (Superior)... appeared in all 0 games for Indiana in a rising sophomore season, scoring 26 goals with 2 assists and 25 steals had 9 games with multiple assists, and 7 games with more than one steal tossed three assists, a single game career high, against #6 Arizona State (1/2) earned a pair of goals and 2 assists in a win over #20 Marist (2/7) set a single-game career high of steals against Santa Clara (2/1) scored her first career hat trick against #21 Marist (2/14), sparking a 7-game scoring streak earned three assists in an overtime clash with UC San Diego (/12) scored once with assists in a win over Mercyhurst (/19) scored twice and served an assist in the CWPA Semifinals against #21 Hartwick (4/0) named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (Freshman): ACWPC All-Academic team honoree... CWPA Women s Varsity Scholar-Athlete... made an appearance in 25 of Indiana s 5 matches in posted well-rounded totals of 14 goals, 14 assists, and 1 steals... scored her first goal in her IU career against second-ranked UCLA (2/1)... played her best match of the season against Villanova (2/8) with two goals, three assists, and one steal... contributed to Indiana s shutout win over Cal State East Bay (2/21) with one goal and one assist... added one goal, one Goals: 5 vs. Cal Baptist, 2/25/17 Assists: (6x), last vs. Mercyhurst, /19/16 Steals: (4x), last vs. Brown, 4/14/ Career assist, and two steals against Cal State Monterey Bay (2/21)... scored one goal and forced a steal in the CWPA opener against Hartwick (/7)... loaded the stat sheet with one goal, two assists, and two steals in a win over Whittier College (/14)... went two-for-three on goal conversion and added one steal against Redlands (/22)... matched her career high of three assists, along with one goal and two steals, against Brown (4/11)... forced two steals in a dominating Hoosier defensive performance over George Washington (4/12)... scored two goals on her only two shots and served two assists versus Bucknell (4/18)... closed the regular season with a two-goal, one-assist outing in a win over Notre Dame College (4/19)... tossed one assist in the CWPA quarterfinal match against Brown (4/24). Prep/Personal: Played at La Jolla High School for coach Tom Atwell... four year starter... All-CIF First Team - San Diego Section... All-Western League First Team... Academic All-American - USA Water Polo... Most Valuable Player - El Niño Cup Tournament in Maureen O Toole Award... Olympic Development Program National Training Selection Camp... team appeared four consecutive times int the CIF Championship... also lettered in swimming... daughter Tom and Lori Young... is a triplet with sisters Riley playing sand volleyball at LSU and Lindsey in the Musical Theatre Department at Emerson College (Boston)... born June 19, 1996.