2018 WOMEN S LACROSSE NOTES - GAME 16

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1 2018 WOMEN S LACROSSE NOTES - GAME 16 Denver (11-5, 6-3 BIG EAST) vs Georgetown (12-5, 8-1 BIG EAST) Thursday, May 3, p.m. MT Donald R. Dizney Stadium Gainesville, Fla SCHEDULE/RESULTS FEBRUARY 11 STANFORD W, Louisville W, SAN DIEGO STATE W, Stony Brook L, 3-16 MARCH 7 VIRGINIA TECH L, NIAGARA W, Temple* L, UConn* W, COLORADO W, BUTLER* W, 16-1 APRIL 4 GEORGETOWN* L, Cincinnati * W, VILLANOVA* W, Marquette* W, FLORIDA* L, Vanderbilt* W, MAY 3 Georgetown 5 pm 5 BIG EAST Championship 10 am HOME GAME All times MT COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Liza Kelly Alma Mater...Delaware, 98 Denver Record (12 Seasons) Career Record (17 Seasons) ... Eliza.Kelly@du.edu Assistant Coach... Tee Ladouceur Alma Mater... Syracuse, 11 Assistant Coach...Hannah Hook Alma Mater...Denver, 15 Volunteer Assistant Coach... Megan Zeman Alma Mater...Denver, 10 Director of WLAX Ops.... Bailey Mathis Alma Mater...Loyola Maryland, 17 SERIES HISTORY H: 0-2; A: 0-2; N: 1-0 3/2/08 L ot H 3/1/09 L 8-12 A 4/22/17 L 7-9 A 5/4/17 W 9-8 N 4/4/18 L 7-8 H [22/17] GEORGETOWN HOYAS Last game: 4/28 at Temple (W, 15-8) Head Coach: Ricky Fried Record at GU: (14th season) Career Record: (14th season) u u u u u u TEAM COMPARISON 222 GOALS GOALS PER GAME 5.41 ASSISTS PER GAME SHOTS PER GAME SHOTS ON GOAL PER GAME.416 SHOT PERCENTAGE [-/19] DENVER PIONEERS Record against GU: 1-4 (Kelly 1-4) Last meeting: 4/4/18 (GU 8-7) Head Coach: Liza Kelly Record at DU: (12th Season) Career Record: (17th Season) t u GROUND BALLS PER GAME u TURNOVERS PER GAME u u u.757 SHOTS ON GOAL PERCENTAGE FREE POSITION PERCENTAGE.408 t 7.82 CAUSED TURNOVERS PER GAME 10.0 t 13.0 DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME SAVES PER GAME.427 SAVE PERCENTAGE (.868) CLEARS t GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (.848) t GAME 17 denver VS GEORGETOWN 1

2 TEAM INFORMATION Field...Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium Capacity...2, Overall Record BIG EAST Record All-BIG EAST All-West/Midwest Region All-Academic Team...30 SCHOOL INFORMATION Location... Denver, Colo. Enrollment...11,500 Founded Nickname...Pioneers Colors...Crimson and Gold National Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... BIG EAST Chancellor...Rebecca Chopp Athletics Director... Peg Bradley-Doppes Athletics Department... (303) Ticket Office Phone... (303) TEAM DI HISTORY First Year of Women s Lacrosse All-time Record Years in NCAA Tournament/Last..2/2014 Best NCAA Finish...2nd Round, twice Year/Opp / Florida (L, 19-9) SID Contact...Allison Weiss Office Phone...(303) Cell Phone...(661) allison.weiss@du.edu Website...DenverPioneers.com. MEDIA Denver Pioneers. Denver Women s Lacrosse DU_WLAX NOTES LOOKING BACK TO LAST TIME OUT [-/RV] Denver outscored Vanderbilt 6-1 in the second half to defeat the Commodores by a score of in the regular season finale Kendra Lanuza led the Pioneers with four goals (tied a career high) and a game-high two assists Julia Feiss added two goals, while Kennedy Milburn, Quintin Hoch-Bullen, Bea Behrins, Elizabeth Behrins and Riley Eggeman each tallied a goal Eggeman and Hoch-Bullen were also credited with one assist to accompany Lanuza s two. Eggeman had a team- and career-high four draw controls and three caused turnovers (tying her career high) and Milburn anchored the defense with four ground balls to go with her goal In net, Carson Gregg made six saves, standing as a last line of defense behind a defense that didn t allow a Vanderbilt goal for the first 24:14 of the second half, allowing just one goal in the second half Denver led Vanderbilt in shots by a slim margin of (18-16 in shots on goal), as well as in caused turnovers and in ground balls. The Pioneers also had fewer turnovers in the contest, HISTORY VS GEORGETOWN The Pioneers are 1-4 versus the Hoyas with their lone win coming the last time they met in the BIG EAST tournament The last two meetings against Georgetown were one-goal games, with each team going 1-1 and scoring a total of 16 goals In their last meeting on April 4, Denver scored the last three goals in the game to pull within one with 3:34 remaining, but couldn t get the tying goal as they fell to Georgetown by a score of 8-7 Georgetown opened the game with the first three goals and led 5-3 at the half Riley Eggeman led with a team-high two goals, two points and four ground balls Elizabeth Behrins and Quintin Hoch-Bullen had the two assists for the Pioneers Maddie Baum had a game-high seven draw controls, securing seven of the team s 10 Carson Gregg made nine saves in the game while holding the Hoyas to 0-for-6 on free-position shots The Pioneers outshot the Hoyas 27-24, but Georgetown had the advantage in shots on goal (17-15). Baum and the Pioneers controlled the draw circle, winning the draw control battle 10-3 for DU. Denver was also the more successful team in clears, going 20-for-21, compared to Georgetown who went 21-for-27. However, GU had the edge in ground balls at 19-8 and caused turnovers (9-6) SCOUTING THE HOYAS Georgetown went 4-4 in non-conference play while going 8-1 in BIG EAST competition. GU s only conference loss was to Florida, Like Denver, the Hoyas have not played a neutral game this season Georgetown ranks third in the BIG EAST in turnovers per game (15.65) and shots on goal per game (23.76), fourth in shots/ game (31.41) and sixth in save percentage (.427) and saves per game (9.18) Of their 222 goals, 41 were on free-position shots and 130 were unassisted, and have outscored their opponents Taylor Gebhardt leads the Hoyas with 49 goals, nine free-position goals and 59 points, while Emily Ehle has a team-high 19 assists Natalia Lynch leads the team with 66 draw controls, 21 caused turnovers and is second on the team in ground balls (31) and freeposition goals (six) Haelle Chomo has started all 17 games for GU, allowing 178 goals and making 140 saves on 439 shots faced in 908:47 minutes in net. She has a goals allowed average of and a save percentage of.440, and leads the team with 38 ground balls. Micheline DiNardo (111:28 minutes, 31 goals allowed, 16 saves, 59 shots faced,.340 save %, G.A.A.) has played in seven games As a unit, the goaltenders are allowing 209 goals with 156 saves on 498 shots faced, for a save % of.427 and a G.A.A. of DENVER S SCHEDULE The Pioneers have played or will face six opponents on their schedule who were ranked in the latest media poll, and six teams ranked in the IWLCA poll, with wins against current [11/11] Stanford and [14/15] Colorado NEUTRAL SITE GAMES Denver is all-time in neutral-site games DU s last neutral-site game was May 6, 2017 against Florida in the BIG EAST Championship in Philadelphia, in which the Pioneers lost Their last neutral-site win was May 4, 2017 against Georgetown (9-8) in the BIG EAST semifinal, also in Philadelphia ON THE ROAD Denver is 5-2 on the road (4-1 in BIG EAST play) in 2018, scoring 82 goals and allowing 68 goals In the last five years, DU is away from Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium In Coach Kelly s tenure at DU, the Pioneers are on the road FINDING NEW CONTRIBUTORS This season, freshmen Quintin Hoch-Bullen and Eliza Radochonski have accounted for 53 goals and 80 points, including hat tricks from Radochonski against Stanford, UConn and Florida and seven hat tricks from Hoch-Bullen against Niagara, Temple, UConn, Colorado, Cincinnati, Marquette, and Florida, including four-straight As a class, freshmen have tallied 99 pts (66 G, 33 A). Hoch-Bullen (14) and Radochonski (13) are second and third, respectively, on the team in assists. Hoch-Bullen is second on the team in points (48), goals (34) and free-position goals (10). Radochonski is third in free-position goals (4), fourth in points (32) and fifth in goals (19) Bea Behrins had her first career hat trick against Villanova Caroline Wiseman scored her first career goal against San Diego State, Hannah Liddy scored her first goal against Niagara, and Bea Behrins and Sammie Morton both scored their first collegiate goal against Butler Sophomore transfer Molly Little has scored 11 goals and added three assists, and is second on the team with 45 draw controls, starting in 14 games for the Crimson and Gold The Pioneers had goals from six different players, and eight GAME 17 denver VS GEORGETOWN 2

3 different players recorded a point in the victory over Stanford. Against Louisville, seven different players scored a goal and eight different players recorded a point. In the game against San Diego State, 10 different players recorded at least one point, against Virginia Tech, seven different Pioneers recorded a point, against Niagara 10 different players recorded a point and against UConn seven different players recorded a point.in the game against Colorado, six different players scored a goal and seven recorded a point. Against Butler, 10 different players scored a goal and 12 different players recorded a point, and at Cincinnati, eight different players scored a goal and nine recorded a point. Against Marquette, nine players scored a goal Maddie Baum has taken the majority of the draws, recording 82, which is second in school history for most draw controls by an individual in a single-season Besides Carson Gregg in net, freshman midfielder Caroline Wiseman started in her first career collegiate game against Stanford, as did Maddie Baum, and Molly Litlle started her first game as a Pioneer against Louisville. Katy Miele started her first game against Temple and Amelia Cole made her first appearance in net against Butler, with four saves and one goal allowed in 33:38 minutes (1.78 GAA,.800 save %) MILESTONE ALERT Elizabeth Behrins became the 18th player to reach the 100 career point milestone in the second half of the Colorado game, and the second Pioneer to reach it this season (Kendra Lanuza reached it Feb. 23) Julia Feiss became the latest Pioneer to record 100 career points with a free-position goal in the first half against Georgetown With the win against Colorado, Liza Kelly recorded her 150th win as the head coach at Denver Carson Gregg recorded the 100th save of her career in the second half against Marquette Maddie Baum s 82 draw controls this season surpassed Kiki Boone, who had 81 in 2013, and is 11 behind Ellie Knott, who holds the school record with 93 achieved last season SMOOTH TRANSITION This is Denver s second year in the BIG EAST after spending 13 seasons as a member of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation DU advanced to the BIG EAST Championship game against Florida in its first year in the conference after going 7-2 in the regular season and defeating Georgetown 9-8 in the semifinals Denver owns a record against BIG EAST opponents, having faced Vanderbilt the most (eight times, 5-3 record), but is still searching for its first win against Florida (0-6) 2018 BIG EAST Denver was picked to finish second in the BIG EAST Preseason Poll with 73 total points and one first-place vote DU had two representatives on the Preseason All-BIG EAST Team in junior attackers Julia Feiss and Kendra Lanuza (unanimous selection) Carson Gregg earned BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week in weeks one, two and seven, and Julia Feiss was named Attacker of the Week in week five. Quintin Hoch-Bullen was named Freshman of the Week in weeks seven and eight and Kendra Lanuza won the final NOTES Attacker of the Week award of the season Denver leads the BIG EAST in goals against average (9.56) with 153 goals allowed, is third in save percentage (.456), fourth in fewest turnovers per game (16.94) and fifth in caused turnovers per game (10.0) SENIORS The Pioneers have five seniors on the roster this year Riley Eggeman will help man the midfield, Katy Miele has moved to goalkeeper, joined by Emilie Arrix, and captains Caitlin Derry and Hanna Bocklet will be a part of the attack and draw specialist groups, respectively Eggeman has started in 43 games throughout her DU career and appeared in 60 games. Derry has played in 65 games, starting in four, and Bocklet has appeared in 30 games, starting in one (this season against Florida) JUNIORS 10 juniors return to the 2018 roster, highlighted by Elizabeth Behrins, Julia Feiss, Kendra Lanuza and Audrey Schreck, four of the top five point- and goal-scorers from last season, and the four top returners Feiss enters the game on 28-game goal and point streaks, dating back to March 12, 2017 vs. Vermont Kendra Lanuza s 16-game point streak was snapped against Virginia Tech on March 7, 2018 Lanuza recorded her 100th career point in the first half against the Aztecs, the 17th player in program history to do so Feiss leads the team with 41 goals and 50 points, 14 of the goals coming off of free-position shots Lanuza leads the team with 23 assists and Kennedy Milburn leads the team with 31 ground balls and 21 caused turnovers Feiss led in goals scored with 50 goals and Lanuza led in points with 70 (33 goals, 37 assists) last season Lanuza led the Pioneers in assists last year with her 37, and Feiss was second with 14 SOPHOMORES Six sophomores look to expand their roles after getting an introduction to collegiate lacrosse in 2017 The Pioneers added a transfer over the offseason in midfielder Molly Little, who transfered from the University of Vermont FRESHMEN Nine freshman look to continue to break into the lineup for the 2018 campaign, several of which have made immediate contributions Amelia Cole is the lone goalkeeper in the freshman class, and is one of four goalkeepers on the roster Bea Behrins, Alex Di Chiara, Quintin Hoch-Bullen, Hannah Liddy and Eliza Radochonski join the strong attack corp Leanne Duncan, Sammie Morton and Caroline Wiseman add depth to the midfielder position CAPTAINS Hanna Bocklet, Caitlin Derry and Katherine Fischer were tasked with guiding the Crimson and Gold this season 2018 NCAA RANKINGS TEAM RANKINGS Category Stat Rank Assists/Game Caused Turnovers/Game 10.0 T-25 Draw Controls/Game Free Position Percentage Groundballs/Game Points/Game Save Percentage Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Scoring Offense Shot Percentage Shots/Game Shots on Goal/Game Turnovers/Game Win Percentage Fouls / Game Yellow Cards 44 4 INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS Category Player Stat Rank Assists Lanuza 23 T-71 Assists/Game Lanuza 1.44 T-67 CT/ Game Milburn 1.31 T-101 DC/ Game Baum 5.13 T-34 FP Goals/Game Feiss.88 T-44 Hoch-Bullen.63 T-118 FP Percent Hoch-Bullen.625 T-16 Feiss.560 T-43 Goals Feiss 41 T-102 Goals/Game Feiss 2.56 T-92 Hoch-Bullen 2.13 T-150 GAA Gregg Save Percentage Gregg Saves Gregg 111 T-85 Saves/Game Gregg Shot Percent Hoch-Bullen Shots/Game Feiss 6.0 T-69 SOG/Game Feiss 4.25 T-90 Points Feiss 50 T-143 Points/Game Feiss 3.13 T-131 Hoch-Bullen 3.0 T-146 Updated April 30, 2018 BIG EAST PRESEASON POLL # School Pts. 1 Florida (9) 81 2 Denver (1) 73 3 Georgetown 62 4 Temple 56 5 Connecticut 49 6 Vanderbilt 37 Marquette 37 8 Villanova 27 9 Cincinnati Butler 9 First place votes in parentheses GAME 17 denver VS GEORGETOWN 3

4 STARTING LINEUP Opponent A A DRAW M M M D D D D D GK Result Stanford Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Wiseman E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg W, 12-9 Louisville Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg W, 12-5 SDSU Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg W, Stony Brook Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg L, 3-16 Virginia Tech Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E..Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg L, 5-11 Niagara Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg W, Temple Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Miele L, 9-10 UConn Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg W, 13-5 Colorado Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg W, 10-8 Butler Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg W, 16-1 Georgetown Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg L, 7-8 Cincinnati Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg W, Villanova Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg W, 14-8 Marquette Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg W, Florida Feiss Lanuza Bocklet Eggeman Derry E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg L, Vanderbilt Feiss Lanuza Baum Eggeman Little E. Behrins Fischer Schreck Lewis Wilkinson Milburn Gregg W, STARTING LINEUPS RECORDS w/ Wiseman= 1-0 w/bocklet= 0-1 w/ Little= 10-4 w/ Gregg= 11-4 w/ Baum= 11-4 w/ Miele= 0-1 w/derry=0-1 STATS Speciality Stats A Sh SOG GB TO CT DC Cl Result Opponent TM Opp. TM Opp. TM Opp. TM Opp. TM Opp. TM Opp. TM Opp. TM Opp. Stanford W, 12-9 Louisville W, 12-5 San Diego St W, Stony Brook L, 3-16 Virginia Tech L, 5-11 Niagara W, Temple L, 9-10 UConn W, 13-5 Colorado W, 10-8 Butler W, 16-1 Georgetown L, 7-8 Cincinnati W, Villanova W, 14-8 Marquette W, Florida L, Vanderbilt W, Game leaders G A P Sh SOG S GB DC CT Stanford Feiss/ Rado. (3) 1/12/22/24 (1) Feiss (4) Feiss (8) Feiss (6) Gregg (16) Gregg (3) Baum (2) Lewis (3) Louisville Eggeman (4) Liddy/Rado. (3) 1/ 21/26 (4) Behrins/ Eggeman (5) Behrins/ Eggeman (5) Gregg (10) Milburn (5) E. Behrins (4) 6/18/45 (2) San Diego St. Feiss (4) 1/2/21/22/26 (1) Feiss/ Lanuza (4) Feiss (9) Feiss (8) Gregg(6) Fischer (5) Little (6) Wilkinson (3) Stony Brook 22/24/26 (1) Lanuza (1) Lanuza (2) Radochonski (5) Radochonski (3) Gregg (2) Gregg (4) 8/18/45 (2) Wilkinson (2) Virginia Tech 1/12/18/21/24 (1) 2/15/24 (1) Feiss (2) Feiss (5) Feiss (3) Gregg (10) Milburn/ Rado. (2) Baum (5) E. Behrins (2) Niagara Feiss (8) Lanuza (2) Feiss (9) Feiss (9) Feiss (8) Gregg (5) Wilk./Egg. (3) Baum (16) Egg./ Mil. (3) Temple Hoch-Bullen (3) Lanuza (4) Lanuza (4) Rado./ Behrins (7) Hoch-Bullen (5) Miele (8) 2/6/8/9/14/15/22 (2) Baum (7) 1/2/6/14/21/26 (1) UConn Hoch-Bullen (5) 2/12/22/26 (1) Hoch-Bullen (6) Hoch-Bullen (12) Hoch-Bullen (9) Gregg (11) Behrins (5) Little (7) Behrins/Schreck (3) Colorado Hoch-Bullen (3) Rado.(3) Hoch-Bullen (5) Feiss (8) Feiss (4) Gregg (9) Fischer (5) Baum/Little (4) Fischer (3) Butler Feiss (4) Lanuza (3) Feiss (6) Feiss (7) Feiss (6) Cole (4) Behrins (3) Baum (7) Milburn (3) Georgetown Eggeman (2) Behrins/ Lanuza (1) Eggeman (2) Feiss (4) Eggeman (3) Gregg (9) Eggeman (4) Baum (7) 1/6/8/18/21 (1) Cincinnati Derry (4) Hoch-Bullen (3) Hoch-Bullen (6) Feiss (8) Hoch-Bullen/Derry (4) Cole (5) Feiss (4) Baum (11) Wiseman (3) Villanova Feiss (4) Lanuza (2) 11/22/24 (4) Rado./ Feiss (6) Feiss (6) Gregg (4) 16/18/35 (2) Baum/ Milburn (4) 6/9/18/21/35/45 (1) Marquette Hoch-Bullen (5) Lanuza (5) Lanuza (6) Feiss (8) Hoch-Bullen (7) Gregg (7) Milburn (4) Little (4) Schreck (3) Florida 2/24/26 (3) Feiss (3) Feiss (6) Feiss (7) Feiss (5) Gregg (10) 1/9/14/21 (2) Baum (6) Milburn (3) Vanderbilt Lanuza (4) Lanuza (2) Lanuza (6) Feiss/ Lanuza (5) Lanuza (5) Gregg (6) Milburn (4) Eggeman (4) Eggeman (3) GAME 17 denver VS GEORGETOWN 4

5 Denver - TEAM GAME HIGHS STATS- GAME HIGH/LOWS Denver - GAME LOWS POINTS 31 vs Niagara (Mar 10) 27 at Cincinnati (Apr 07) GOALS 21 vs Niagara (Mar 10) 17 at Marquette (Apr 18) 17 at Cincinnati (Apr 07) 17 vs San Diego State (Feb 23) ASSISTS 10 at Cincinnati (Apr 07) 10 vs Niagara (Mar 10) SHOTS 41 vs San Diego State (Feb 23) 40 vs Niagara (Mar 10) SHOT PERCENT.548 (17-31) at Marquette (Apr 18).531 (17-32) at Cincinnati (Apr 07) SHOTS ON GOAL 31 vs San Diego State (Feb 23) 30 vs Niagara (Mar 10) ON GOAL PERCENT.880 (22-25) at Louisville (Feb 17).812 (26-32) at Cincinnati (Apr 07) SAVES 16 vs Stanford (Feb 11) 11 at UConn (Mar 24) GROUND BALLS 29 at Cincinnati (Apr 07) 25 at Vanderbilt (Apr 28) TURNOVERS 24 vs Colorado (Mar 29) 23 vs Georgetown (Apr 04) CAUSED TURNOVERS 15 vs San Diego State (Feb 23) 14 at Vanderbilt (Apr 28) 14 vs Florida (Apr 21) 14 at UConn (Mar 24) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 27 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 26 vs Florida (Apr 21) GOALS 18 vs Florida (Apr 21) 16 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) ASSISTS 11 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 8 vs Florida (Apr 21) SHOTS 33 vs Stanford (Feb 11) 32 vs Florida (Apr 21) SHOT PERCENT.571 (12-21) vs San Diego State (Feb 23).562 (18-32) vs Florida (Apr 21) SHOTS ON GOAL 28 vs Florida (Apr 21) 25 vs Stanford (Feb 11) ON GOAL PERCENT.875 (28-32) vs Florida (Apr 21).857 (18-21) vs San Diego State (Feb 23) SAVES 14 vs Villanova (Apr 13) 14 vs San Diego State (Feb 23) GROUND BALLS 38 at Cincinnati (Apr 07) 24 at Vanderbilt (Apr 28) TURNOVERS 25 vs Butler (Mar 31) 23 at UConn (Mar 24) 23 vs Stanford (Feb 11) CAUSED TURNOVERS 20 vs Colorado (Mar 29) 14 at Cincinnati (Apr 07) 14 at UConn (Mar 24) 14 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 07) 14 at Louisville (Feb 17) POINTS 4 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 8 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 07) GOALS 3 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 5 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 07) ASSISTS 1 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 2 vs Georgetown (Apr 04) SHOTS 14 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 24 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 07) 24 vs Colorado (Mar 29) SHOTS ON GOAL 8 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 10 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 07) SAVES 2 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 4 vs Villanova (Apr 13) GROUND BALLS 8 vs Georgetown (Apr 04) 11 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 11 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 07) 11 vs Villanova (Apr 13) TURNOVERS 9 vs Niagara (Mar 10) 13 at Marquette (Apr 18) CAUSED TURNOVERS 6 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 6 at Temple (Mar 18) 6 vs Georgetown (Apr 04) Opponent - GAME LOWS POINTS 1 vs Butler (Mar 31) 8 at UConn (Mar 24) GOALS 1 vs Butler (Mar 31) 5 at Louisville (Feb 17) 5 at UConn (Mar 24) ASSISTS 0 vs Butler (Mar 31) 2 at Vanderbilt (Apr 28) SHOTS 11 vs Butler (Mar 31) 15 vs Villanova (Apr 13) SHOTS ON GOAL 7 vs Butler (Mar 31) 12 vs Villanova (Apr 13) SAVES 4 vs Colorado (Mar 29) 5 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 5 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 07) GROUND BALLS 7 vs Villanova (Apr 13) 8 vs Stanford (Feb 11) TURNOVERS 12 at Stony Brook (Feb 25) 16 vs Georgetown (Apr 04) CAUSED TURNOVERS 4 vs Niagara (Mar 10) 4 vs Villanova (Apr 13) Denver - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS 9 FEISS, Julia vs Niagara (Mar 10) 6 LANUZA, Kendra at Vanderbilt (Apr 28) 6 FEISS, Julia vs Florida (Apr 21) 6 LANUZA, Kendra at Marquette (Apr 18) 6 HOCH-BULLEN, Quintin at Cincinnati (Apr 07) 6 FEISS, Julia vs Butler (Mar 31) 6 HOCH-BULLEN, Quintin at UConn (Mar 24) GOALS 8 FEISS, Julia vs Niagara (Mar 10) 5 HOCH-BULLEN, Quintin at Marquette (Apr 18) 5 HOCH-BULLEN, Quintin at UConn (Mar 24) ASSISTS 5 LANUZA, Kendra at Marquette (Apr 18) 4 LANUZA, Kendra at Temple (Mar 18) SHOTS 12 HOCH-BULLEN, Quintin at UConn (Mar 24) 9 FEISS, Julia vs Niagara (Mar 10) 9 FEISS, Julia vs San Diego State (Feb 23) SHOTS ON GOAL 9 HOCH-BULLEN, Quintin at UConn (Mar 24) 8 FEISS, Julia vs Niagara (Mar 10) 8 FEISS, Julia vs San Diego State (Feb 23) SAVES 16 GREGG, Carson vs Stanford (Feb 11) 11 GREGG, Carson at UConn (Mar 24) GROUND BALLS 5 FISCHER, Katherine vs Colorado (Mar 29) 5 BEHRINS, Elizabeth at UConn (Mar 24) 5 FISCHER, Katherine vs San Diego State (Feb 23) 5 MILBURN, Kennedy at Louisville (Feb 17) DRAW CONTROLS 16 BAUM, Maddie vs Niagara (Mar 10) 11 BAUM, Maddie at Cincinnati (Apr 07) CAUSED TURNOVER 3 EGGEMAN, Riley at Vanderbilt (Apr 28) 3 MILBURN, Kennedy vs Florida (Apr 21) 3 SCHRECK, Audrey at Marquette (Apr 18) 3 WISEMAN, Caroline at Cincinnati (Apr 07) 3 MILBURN, Kennedy vs Butler (Mar 31) 3 FISCHER, Katherine vs Colorado (Mar 29) 3 BEHRINS, Elizabeth at UConn (Mar 24) 3 SCHRECK, Audrey at UConn (Mar 24) 3 EGGEMAN, Riley vs Niagara (Mar 10) 3 MILBURN, Kennedy vs Niagara (Mar 10) 3 WILKINSON, Nicki vs San Diego State (Feb 23) 3 LEWIS, Caroline vs Stanford (Feb 11) GAME 17 denver VS GEORGETOWN 5

6 BIG EAST PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Week 1 Attacker: Nicole Barretta, Temple, Sr., A Midfielder: Julie Blaze, Vanderbilt, Jr., M Defensive: Carson Gregg, Denver, So., GK Freshman: Sydney Watson, Connecticut, Fr., M Week 2 Attacker: Monica Borzillo, Cincinnati, So., A Midfielder: Sydney Pirreca, Florida, Jr., M Defensive: Carson Gregg, Denver, So., GK Freshman: Gabrielle Fornia, Vanderbilt, Fr., A Week 3 Attacker: Monica Borzillo, Cincinnati, So., A Midfielder: McKenna Rushford, Cincinnati, So., M Defensive: Elizabeth Armstrong, Villanova, Sr., D Freshman: Sabrina Cristodero, Florida, Fr., D Week 4 Attacker: Monica Borzillo, Cincinnati, So., A Midfielder: Francesca Whitehurst, Georgetown, Jr., M Defensive: Haley Hicklen, Florida, Jr., GK Freshman: Sabrina Cristodero, Florida, Fr., D Week 5 Attacker: Julia Feiss, Denver, Jr., A Midfielder: McKenna Rushford, Cincinnati, So., M Defensive: Maryn Lowell, Temple, So., GK Freshman: Ashley Guerra, Butler, Fr., A Week 6 Attacker: Grace Nolan, Connecticut, Sr., A Midfielder: Grace Gabriel, Marquette, Jr., M Defensive: Maryn Lowell, Temple, So., GK Freshman: Melissa Hawkins, Vanderbilt, Fr., D/M Week 7 Attacker: Cate Soccodato, Marquette, Jr., A Midfielder: Shannon Kavanagh, Florida, Fr., M Defensive: Carson Gregg, Denver, So., GK Freshman: Quintin Hoch-Bullen, Denver, Fr., A Week 8 Attacker: Lindsey Ronbeck, Florida, Jr., A Midfielder: Grace Gabriel, Marquette, Jr., M Defensive: Jules Horning, Marquette, So., GK Freshman: Quintin Hoch-Bullen, Denver, Fr., A Week 9 Attacker: Kelsey Catalano, Connecticut, Sr., A Midfielder: Grace Gabriel, Marquette, Jr., M Defensive: Haley Hicklen, Florida, Jr., GK Freshman: Mollie Miller, Georgetown, Fr., D Week 10 Attacker: Grace Nolan, Connecticut, Sr., A Midfielder: Natalia Lynch, Georgetown, So., M Defensive: Sabrina Cristodero, Florida, Fr., D Freshman: Shannon Kavanagh, Florida, Fr., M Week 11 Attacker: Grace Nolan, Connecticut, Sr., A Attacker: Taylor Gebhardt, Georgetown, Jr., A Midfielder: Sydney Watson, Connecticut, Fr., M Defensive: Cara Trombetta, Florida, So., D Freshman: Shannon Kavanagh, Florida, Fr., M Week 12 Attacker: Kendra Lanuza, Denver, Jr., A Midfielder: Grace Gabriel, Marquette, Jr., M Defensive: Olivia Gonsalves, Villanova, Jr., GK Freshman: Sabrina Cristodero, Florida, Fr., D 2018 RANKINGS AND STANDINGS IWLCA COACHES POLL # TEAM REC PTS LW 1 Stony Brook (24) Maryland (1) North Carolina Boston College James Madison Florida Northwestern Towson Loyola (MD) Navy (USNA) Stanford Virginia Tech Penn Colorado Princeton Virginia Syracuse High Point Penn State Notre Dame Southern California Georgetown Johns Hopkins Dartmouth Duke Updated April 30, 2018 INSIDE LACROSSE POLL # TEAM REC PTS LW 1 Stony Brook (23) Maryland North Carolina Boston College James Madison Northwestern Towson Loyola Florida Navy Stanford Virginia Tech Princeton Penn Colorado High Point Georgetown Notre Dame Syracuse Denver RV: Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth, Virginia, Penn State, USC, Cornell, Lehigh, Jacksonville Updated April 30, BIG EAST STANDINGS CONF. PCT. OVR. PCT. HOME AWAY NEU. STK. Florida W8 Georgetown W1 Denver W1 Marquette W1 Temple L2 UConn L1 Villanova W2 Vanderbilt L5 Cincinnati W1 Butler L9 DENVER WEEK-BY-WEEK Date IWLCA Media Jan. 29 RV RV Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar RV Mar RV April 2 22 RV April 9 25 RV April 16 - RV April 23 - RV April GAME 17 denver VS GEORGETOWN 6

7 Overall Record Against ranked opponents ,.400 Leading at Half...9-0, Trailing at Half ,.250 Tied at Half ,.333 Score First ,.857 Opponent Scores First ,.556 In Overtime ,.000 In double overtime ,.000 In triple overtime ,.000 Game decided by 1 goal ,.333 Game decided by 2-3 goals , Game decided by 4-5 goals ,.500 Game decided by 6+ goals ,.778 Scoring 0-7 goals ,.000 Scoring 8-10 goals ,.500 Scoring goals ,.800 Scoring 14+ goals , Allowing 0-7 goals , Allowing 8-10 goals ,.714 Allowing goals ,.750 Allowing 14+ goals ,.000 Win More Draws ,.750 Win Fewer Draws ,.625 Win Equal Draws ,.000 More Caused Turnovers ,.857 Fewer Caused Turnovers ,.500 Equal Caused Turnovers ,.667 More Turnovers ,.400 Fewer Turnovers ,.900 Equal Turnovers ,.000 More Shots on Goal ,.900 Fewer Shots on Goal ,.333 Equal Shots on Goal ,.000 More Free Position Attempts ,.857 Fewer Free Position Attempts ,.500 Equal Free Position Attempts , More Ground balls ,.889 Fewer Ground balls ,.333 Equal Ground balls...1-0, BIG EAST Record Against ranked opponents ,.000 Leading at Half...5-0, Trailing at Half ,.500 Tied at Half ,.000 Score First...2-0, Opponent Scores First ,.571 In Overtime ,.000 In double overtime ,.000 In triple overtime ,.000 Game decided by 1 goal ,.333 Game decided by 2-3 goals ,.000 Game decided by 4-5 goals ,.000 Game decided by 6+ goals , Scoring 0-7 goals ,.000 Scoring 8-10 goals ,.000 Scoring goals ,.667 Scoring 14+ goals , Allowing 0-7 goals , Allowing 8-10 goals ,.500 Allowing goals , Allowing 14+ goals ,.000 Win More Draws ,.667 Win Fewer Draws ,.667 Win Equal Draws ,.000 More Caused Turnovers ,.750 Fewer Caused Turnovers ,.333 Equal Caused Turnovers , More Turnovers ,.000 Fewer Turnovers ,.857 Equal Turnovers ,.000 More Shots on Goal ,.857 Fewer Shots on Goal ,.000 Equal Shots on Goal ,.000 More Free Position Attempts ,.800 Fewer Free Position Attempts ,.500 Equal Free Position Attempts ,.000 More Ground balls ,.800 Fewer Ground balls ,.500 Equal Ground balls , STATS AND STANDINGS 2018 DENVER SITUATIONAL RECORDS Home Record Against ranked opponents ,.500 Leading at Half...5-0, Trailing at Half ,.000 Tied at Half ,.500 Score First ,.800 Opponent Scores First ,.500 In Overtime ,.000 In double overtime ,.000 In triple overtime ,.000 Game decided by 1 goal ,.000 Game decided by 2-3 goals , Game decided by 4-5 goals ,.500 Game decided by 6+ goals ,.750 Scoring 0-7 goals ,.000 Scoring 8-10 goals , Scoring goals ,.500 Scoring 14+ goals , Allowing 0-7 goals , Allowing 8-10 goals ,.800 Allowing goals ,.500 Allowing 14+ goals ,.000 Win More Draws ,.750 Win Fewer Draws ,.600 Win Equal Draws ,.000 More Caused Turnovers ,.833 Fewer Caused Turnovers ,.333 Equal Caused Turnovers ,.000 More Turnovers ,.333 Fewer Turnovers ,.833 Equal Turnovers ,.000 More Shots on Goal...4-0, Fewer Shots on Goal ,.400 Equal Shots on Goal ,.000 More Free Position Attempts ,.750 Fewer Free Position Attempts ,.500 Equal Free Position Attempts , More Ground balls ,.857 Fewer Ground balls ,.000 Equal Ground balls ,.000 Away Record Against ranked opponents ,.000 Leading at Half...4-0, Trailing at Half ,.500 Tied at Half ,.000 Score First...2-0, Opponent Scores First ,.600 In Overtime ,.000 In double overtime ,.000 In triple overtime ,.000 Game decided by 1 goal ,.500 Game decided by 2-3 goals ,.000 Game decided by 4-5 goals ,.000 Game decided by 6+ goals ,.800 Scoring 0-7 goals ,.000 Scoring 8-10 goals ,.000 Scoring goals , Scoring 14+ goals , Allowing 0-7 goals , Allowing 8-10 goals ,.500 Allowing goals , Allowing 14+ goals ,.000 Win More Draws ,.750 Win Fewer Draws ,.667 Win Equal Draws ,.000 More Caused Turnovers , Fewer Caused Turnovers ,.667 Equal Caused Turnovers ,.667 More Turnovers ,.500 Fewer Turnovers...4-0, Equal Turnovers ,.000 More Shots on Goal ,.833 Fewer Shots on Goal ,.000 Equal Shots on Goal ,.000 More Free Position Attempts , Fewer Free Position Attempts ,.500 Equal Free Position Attempts ,.000 More Ground balls...2-0, Fewer Ground balls ,.500 Equal Ground balls...1-0, Largest (in 2018) Lead...15 (16-1, Butler, March 31) Lead at Half...10 (13-3, San Diego State, Feb. 23) Deficit at Half... 5 (7-2, at Stony Brook, Feb. 25) Margin of Victory...15 (16-1, Butler, March 31) Margin of Defeat...13 (16-3, at Stony Brook, Feb. 25) Deficit in a Win... 4 ( 4-0, at Cincinnati, April 7) (5-1, 6-2, 7-3, 9-5 at Vanderbilt, April 28) Deficit in a Loss...13 (16-3, at Stony Brook, Feb. 25) DU outshot opponent (24), Butler, March 31 Opponent outshot DU (16), Stony Brook, Feb. 25 Amount of saves by a DU goalie... 16, Gregg, vs.stanford, Feb. 11 Amount of saves by opponent goalie...14, Gonsalves, VU, Apr ,Sharretts, SDSU, Feb. 23 Most goals in a half...13 (first half), vs. San Diego State, Feb. 23 Fewest goals in a half...1 (second half), Stony Brook, Feb. 25 Most goals allowed in a half...11 (second half), Florida, April 21 Fewest goals allowed in a half...0 (second half), Butler, Mar. 31 Last Time (in DU history) Won...April 28, 2018 at Vanderbilt (11-10) Lost... April 21, 2018 vs. Florida (18-13) Played in OT...Feb. 18, 2017 vs. Louisville (11-10, 3OT) Won in OT...Feb. 18, 2017 vs. Louisville (11-10, 3OT) Lost in OT...April 3, 2011 at Quinnipiac (16-15, 3OT) Scored 10+ goals...11, April 28, 2018 at Vanderbilt Scored 15+ goals...17, April 18, 2018 at Marquette Scored 20 or more goals...21, March 10, 2018 vs. Niagara Shutout by an opponent...n/a Allowed 10+ goals...10, April 28, 2018 at Vanderbilt Allowed 15+ goals...18, April 21, 2018 vs. Florida Allowed 20 or more goals... 20, Feb. 24, 2012 at Johns Hopkins Shutout an opponent... April 28, 2017 vs. Cincinnati Caused 10+ turnovers...14, April 28, 2018 at Vanderbilt Caused 15+ turnovers... 15, Feb. 23, 2018 vs. San Diego State Caused 20 or more turnovers...21, April 7, 2012 vs. Stanford Committed 10+ turnovers...13, April 18, 2018 at Marquette Committed 15+ turnovers...15, April 28, 2018 at Vanderbilt Committed 20 or more turnovers...23, April 4, 2018 vs. GU Player recorded a hat trick...kendra Lanuza, April 28, 2018 Player recorded a sock trick...julia Feiss, March 10, 2018 Longest Win Streak 17 games (March 5, May 9, 2014) Current Point Streaks Julia Feiss, 28 games dating back to 3/12/17 vs. Vermont Quintin Hoch-Bullen, 12 games dating back to 3/7/18 vs. VT Kendra Lanuza, 11 games dating back to 3/10/18 vs. Niagara Current Goal Streaks Julia Feiss, 28 games dating back to 3/12/17 vs. Vermont Kendra Lanuza, 8 games dating back to 3/29/18 vs. Colorado Quintin Hoch-Bullen, 5 games dating back to 4/7/18 vs. Cincinnati 2018 Comeback Wins Trailed 3-1, 4-2, 6-4 against Stanford (Won 12-9) Trailed 4-0 against Cincinnati (Won 17-11) Trailed 2-0, 3-1, 4-2, 5-3 against Marquette (Won 17-11) Trailed 5-1, 6-2, 7-3, 9-5 against Vanderbilt (Won 11-10) GAME 17 denver VS GEORGETOWN 7

8 1 - Elizabeth Behrins Goals...7 (vs. Connecticut, 4/2/17) Assists... 2 (3x, last vs. Louisville, 2/18/17) Points...8 (vs. Connecticut, 4/2/17) Shots (vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) Ground Balls...5 (at UConn, 3/24/18) Draw Controls...4 (2x, last at Louisville, 2/17/18) Caused Turnovers... 3 (3x, last at UConn, 3/24/18) 2 - Quintin Hoch-Bullen Goals... 5 (2x, last at Marquette, 4/18/18) Assists... 3 (at Cincinnati, 4/7/18) Points... 6 (2x, last at Cincinnati, 4/7/18) Shots (at UConn, 3/24/18) Ground Balls...2 (at Temple, 3/18/18) Draw Controls...N/A Caused Turnovers...2 (vs. Florida, 4/21/18) 4 - Sammie Morton Goals...1 (vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Assists...1 (vs. Niagara, 3/10/18) Points...1 (2x, last vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Shots...1 (6x, last vs.butler, 3/31/18) Ground Balls...N/A Draw Controls... 1 (at Stony Brook, 2/25/18) Caused Turnovers...N/A 5 - Alex Di Chiara Goals...N/A Assists...N/A Points...N/A Shots...2 (vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Ground Balls...N/A Draw Controls...N/A Caused Turnovers...N/A 6 - Katherine Fischer Goals... 2 (4x, last vs. Louisville, 2/18/17) Assists...2 (vs. Oregon, 4/24/15) Points...3 (at California, 2/10/17) Shots...5 (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Ground Balls...5 (2x, last vs. Colorado, 3/29/18) Draw Controls...3 (3x, last vs. San Diego State, 2/23/18) Caused Turnovers...3 (2x, last vs. Colorado, 3/29/18) 7 - Kate Knott Shots...1 (at Florida, 3/25/17) Ground Balls...2 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Draw Controls...2 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Caused Turnovers...1 (2x, last vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) 8- Caroline Wiseman Goals... 1 (5x, last at Marquette, 4/18/18) Assists...N/A Points... 1 (5x, last at Marquette, 4/18/18) Shots...4 (at Temple, 3/18/18) Ground Balls...3 (3x, last at Vanderbilt, 4/28/18) Draw Controls...3 (at Temple, 3/18/18) Caused Turnovers... 3 (at Cincinnati, 4/7/18) 9 - Caroline Lewis Ground Balls... 3 (2x, last at Cincinnati, 4/7/18) Draw Controls... 1 (2x, last at Butler, 4/5/17) Caused Turnovers... 3 (vs. Stanford, 2/11/18) 10 - Hanna Bocklet Goals... 2 (at Butler, 4/5/17) Points... 2 (at Butler, 4/5/17) Shots...3 (2x, last vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Ground Balls... 1 (5x, last vs. Butler, 3/31/18)) Draw Controls... 1 (3x, last vs. Niagara, 3/10/18) 11 - Bea Behrins Goals...3 (vs. Villanova, 4/13/18) Assists...1 (vs. Villanova, 4/13/18) Points...4 (vs. Villanova, 4/13/18) Shots...4 (vs. Villanova, 4/13/18) Ground Balls...1 (at Vanderbilt, 4/28/18) 2018 STATS CAREER HIGHS Draw Controls...N/A Caused Turnovers...1 (2x, last vs. Butler, 3/31/18) 12 - Caitlin Derry Goals... 4 (at Cincinnati, 4/7/18) Assists...3 (vs. James Madison, 3/5/16) Points... 5 (at Cincinnati, 4/7/18) Shots... 5 (2x, last at Cincinnati, 4/7/18) Ground Balls... 4 (at Fresno State, 2/14/16) Draw Controls...3 (vs. Fairfield, 3/13/16) Caused Turnovers...2 (vs. Cincinnati, 4/28/17) 13 - Maddie Baum Goals... 1 (at Butler, 4/5/17) Assists...1 (vs. Niagara, 3/10/18) Points... 1 (2x, last vs. Niagara, 3/10/18) Shots...1 (2x, last vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Draw Controls (vs.niagara, 3/10/18) 14 - Audrey Schreck Goals... 4 (vs. Marquette, 4/8/17) Assists...3 (vs. Connecticut, 4/2/17) Points... 4 (2x, last vs. Marquette, 4/8/17) Shots...7 (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Ground Balls...4 (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Draw Controls... 2 (vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) Caused Turnovers...4 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) 15 - Hannah Liddy Goals...1 (vs. Niagara, 3/10/18) Assists...3 (at Louisville, 2/17/18) Points...3 (at Louisville, 2/17/18) Shots...2 (vs. Niagara, 3/10/18) Ground Balls...2 (at Temple, 3/18/18) Draw Controls...N/A Caused Turnovers...1 (2x, last vs. San Diego State, 2/23/18) 16 - Nicki Wilkinson Shots...1 (2x, last at Vanderbilt, 4/28/18) Ground Balls... 4 (Vermont, 3/12/17) Draw Controls... 1 (5x, last at Butler, 4/5/17) Caused Turnovers...3 (3x, last vs. San Diego State, 2/23/18) 18 - Molly Little Goals... 2 (4x, last vs. Villanova, 4/13/18) Assists... 1 (3x, last at Cincinnati, 4/7/18) Points...3 (vs. Niagara, 3/10/18) Shots... 4 (4x, last at UConn, 3/24/18) Ground Balls...2 (4x, last at Vanderbilt, 4/28/18) Draw Controls...7 (at UConn, 3/24/18) Caused Turnovers... 2 (2x, last at UConn, 3/24/18) 19 - Eliza Hacke Ground Balls...N/A Draw Controls...N/A Caused Turnovers...N/A 20 - Rachel Karwacki Assists... 1 (at Butler, 4/5/17) Points... 1 (at Butler, 4/5/17) Shots... 1 (at Butler, 4/5/17) Ground Balls... 1 (at Butler, 4/5/17) Caused Turnovers... 1 (at Butler, 4/5/17) 21 - Riley Eggeman Goals... 4 (at Louisville, 2/17/18) Assists...1 (11x, last at Vanderbilt, 4/28/18) Points...4 (at Louisville, 2/17/18) Shots... 5 (3x, last vs. Villanova, 4/13/18) Ground Balls...4 (3x, last vs. Georgetown, 4/4/18) Draw Controls...4 (at Vanderbilt, 4/28/18) Caused Turnovers...3 (4x, last at Vanderbilt, 4/28/18) 22 - Kendra Lanuza Goals...4 (3x, last at Vanderbilt, 4/28/18) Assists... 5 (2x, last at Marquette, 4/18/18) Points... 7 (4x, last vs. Connecticut, 4/2/17) Shots... 7 (vs. Louisville, 2/18/17) Ground Balls...4 (at Florida, 3/25/17) Draw Controls... 2 (2x, last at San Diego State, 2/4/17) Caused Turnovers... 2 (2x, last vs. Marquette, 4/8/17) 24 - Julia Feiss Goals...8 (vs. Niagara, 3/10/18) Assists...4 (at Villanova, 4/15/17) Points...9 (vs. Niagara, 3/10/18) Shots...11 (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Ground Balls... 4 (at Cincinnati, 4/7/18) Draw Controls... 7 (vs. Marquette, 4/8/17) Caused Turnovers...2 (at Villanova, 4/15/17) 25 - Ameilia Cole* Saves...4 (vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Save Pct [4/5] (vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Ground Balls...1 (vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Goals Allowed...1 (vs. Butler, 3/31/18) 26 - Eliza Radochonski Goals... 3 (3x, last vs. Florida, 4/21/18) Assists...3 (2x, last vs. Colorado, 3/29/18) Points... 4 (4x, last vs. Florida, 4/21/18) Shots...7 (at Temple, 3/18/18) Ground Balls...3 (at Louisville, 2/17/18) Draw Controls...N/A Caused Turnovers...1(2x, last at Temple, 3/18/18) 27 - Katy Miele* Saves... 8 (vs. Temple, 3/18/18) Save Pct [8/18] (vs. Temple, 3/18/18) Ground Balls...1 (2x, last vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Goals Allowed (vs. Temple, 3/18/18) 30- Leanne Duncan Goals...N/A Assists...N/A Points...N/A Shots...1 (vs. Niagara, 3/10/18) Ground Balls...N/A Draw Controls...N/A Caused Turnovers...N/A 31 - Hayden Dean Goals... 1 (at Butler, 4/5/17) Points... 1 (at Butler, 4/5/17) Shots... 2 (at Butler, 4/5/17) 33 - Laura Milleker Goals...2 (vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Assists...N/A Points...2 (vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Shots...3 (vs. Butler, 3/31/18) Ground Balls...N/A Draw Controls...N/A Caused Turnovers...1 (vs. Butler, 3/31/18) 35 - Carson Gregg* Saves (vs. Stanford, 2/11/18) Save Pct [11/16] (at UConn, 3/24/18) Ground Balls... 4 (at Stony Brook, 2/25/18) Caused Turnovers... 1 (5x, last vs. Florida, 4/21/18) Goals Allowed... 1 (at Butler, 4/5/17) 45 - Kennedy Milburn Goals...1 (2x, last at Vanderbilt, 4/28/18) Points...1 (2x, last at Vanderbilt, 4/28/18) Shots...1 (4x, last at Vanderbilt, 4/28/18) Ground Balls...5 (at Louisville, 2/17/18) Draw Controls...4 (vs. Villanova, 4/13/18) Caused Turnovers... 3 (3x, last vs. Florida, 4/21/18) *Save pct. and goals allowed based on contests with a minimum of 30 minutes played GAME 17 denver VS GEORGETOWN 8

9 2018 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Liza Kelly Alma Mater: Delaware Experience: 12th Season Quick Hits: Denver has posted nine winning seasons under Kelly since 2007 Led Denver to NCAA Tournament appearances in 2013 and 2014 Named 2013 IWLCA West/Midwest Regional Coach of the Year Kelly Year-By-Year Year Record Conf ! ! # # # # # # ! 18-3 # ! 19-2 # # # ^ 7-2 BU Totals DEN Totals Totals # - Mountain Pacific Sports Federation ^ BIG EAST! - NCAA Tournament Liza Kelly completed her 11th season as head coach at the University of Denver in 2017, finishing with a 14-4 record and guiding the Pioneers to the BIG EAST championship game in their first year in the conference. Senior Layne Voorhees and sophomore Kendra Lanuza were unanimous First Team All-BIG EAST selections and the duo would also earned spots on the IWLCA All-West/Midwest Region first and second teams, respectively. Sophomore Elizabeth Behrins and senior goalkeeper Maddy Stevenson were both named to the Second Team All-BIG EAST in leading the Pioneers to their best record in three years. In 2017, the Pioneers finished 4th in the nation in scoring defense (8.44), 8th in caused turnovers per game (11.61) and 11th in scoring margin (4.83). Denver led the BIG EAST in scoring defense, while on an individual basis, Voorhees led the conference in caused turnovers by game (2.33), Julia Feiss led in shots on goal per game (4.94) and Stevenson led in goals-against average at On March 12, 2017, Kelly recorded her 200th career win with a 14-4 victory over Vermont. In 2016, DU went.500 at 9-9, while in 2015, Kelly led the Pioneers to a 13-5 finish and their fourth straight winning season. Kelly led the Pioneers to their second-straight NCAA Tournament in 2014, where they beat Jacksonville to advance to the Round of 16. Denver went undefeated in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation for the second season in a row in 2014 and finished the year with a 19-2 record. Denver completed the 2013 season with an 18-3 overall record and a perfect 8-0 mark in the MPSF. DU was ranked No. 16 in the final IWLCA Coaches Poll. The Crimson and Gold ranked second in the nation in caused turnovers (11.76), fourth in win percentage (.857), fifth in points (433.0) and ninth in scoring offense (13.9). Denver broke a team record, set a season before, by winning 15-straight games. In 2012, the Pioneers posted a 12-3 overall record and a 6-1 record in the MPSF. DU was No. 1 in the nation in caused turnovers (12.6 per game), 10th in scoring offense (13.93 goals per game) and 11th in scoring margin (4.2). The Pioneers also set a team record by winning 12-straight games. The Pioneers went 13-5 overall and a perfect 6-0 in the MPSF in Denver advanced to the MPSF Championship Tournament final, which DU hosted at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium, but was Assistant Coach Tee Ladouceur Alma Mater: Syracuse, 11 Experience: First Season edged by Stanford in double overtime. Denver ended the season ranked No. 20 in the nation. Kelly led the Pioneers to a record of 13-6 overall and 5-0 in the MPSF, concluding the 2008 season ranked No. 19 in the nation. In 2007, Kelly steered DU to a 16-3 mark and a 5-0 sweep of the MPSF schedule, ending the season ranked No. 15. In Kelly s first two years at DU she led her players to success. Kristie Leggio (2007) and Kelly O Connell (2008) picked up IWLCA All-America honors during their careers and were named MPSF Player of the Year in 2007 and 2008, respectively. In addition to her duties with Denver s team, Kelly serves on the NCAA Division I Women s Lacrosse committee. Prior to DU, Kelly served five years as the head coach at Boston University. The Baltimore native posted an impressive (.660) mark as head coach at BU, including consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and America East regular season and tournament championships in 2005 and The Terriers finished in the top-10 in the national rankings in Kelly s final two seasons, and Kelly was named America East Coach of the Year twice during her five-year tenure at BU. During Kelly s tenure, 24 players were named to the America East Honor Roll, while five received selection to the Commissioner s High Honor Roll. In addition, six Terriers received IWLCA Academic Honor Roll accolades. During her five seasons at BU, 15 different Terriers earned a combined 26 selections to the allconference first team, while 11 players received a combined 19 regional All-America accolades, including the first two first-team All-Americans in program history. Before taking over the reins at BU, Kelly served under Linda Ohrin as an assistant coach at Towson University for three years. Kelly coached the Tigers defense and assisted in scouting and recruiting. As a player, Kelly was a standout midfielder at the University of Delaware from , earning All-America honors in 1996, 1997 and 1998, before playing for the United States National team from Kelly was inducted into the University of Delaware Athletics Hall of Fame in 2008 and the Baltimore Chapter of U.S Lacrosse Hall of Fame in Kelly has held a number of coaching positions. In addition to traveling throughout the U.S. teaching lacrosse, she has been an ambassador for the game of lacrosse all over the world. In 1995, she traveled to Tokyo, Japan, to teach the sport to Japanese university students. Assistant Coach Hannah Hook Alma Mater: Denver, 14 Experience: Third Season GAME 17 denver VS GEORGETOWN 9

10 2018 University of Denver Women s Lacrosse Roster # Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Elizabeth Behrins Mid Jr. Basking Ridge, N.J. (Ridge High School) 2 Quintin Hoch-Bullen Atk. 5-8 Fr. Severn, Ontario (The Hill Academy) 3 Emilie Arrix GK 4-11 Sr. Wilton, Conn. (Dickinson College) 4 Sammie Morton Mid Fr. Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie High School) 5 Alex Di Chiara Atk. 5-7 Fr. Seaford, N.Y. (Plainedge High School) 6 Katherine Fischer* Def. 5-7 R-Jr. Upper Nyack, N.Y. (Nyack High School) 7 Kate Knott Def. 5-8 Jr. Lutherville, Md. (Notre Dame Prep) 8 Caroline Wiseman Mid. 5-7 Fr. Alexandria, Va. (St. Stephen s & St. Agnes) 9 Caroline Lewis Def. 5-7 Jr. Baltimore. Md. (McDonogh School) 10 Hanna Bocklet* Draw Spec. 5-6 Sr. Cross River, N.Y. (John Jay H.S.) 11 Bea Behrins Atk. 5-9 Fr. Basking Ridge, N.J. (Ridge High School) 12 Caitlin Derry* Atk. 5-6 Sr. Seal Beach, Calif. (Los Alamitos H.S.) 13 Maddie Baum Draw Spec. 5-6 Jr. Piedmont, Calif. (Piedmont H.S.) 14 Audrey Schreck Def. 5-9 Jr. Charlottesville, Va. (St. Anne s-belfield) 15 Hannah Liddy Atk. 5-6 Fr. Westfield, N.J. (Westfield High School) 16 Nicki Wilkinson Def. 5-6 Jr. Groton, Mass. (Groton-Dunstable Regional H.S.) 18 Molly Little Mid. 5-9 So. Tiverton, R.I. (University of Vermont) 19 Eliza Hacke Def. 5-7 So. Devon, Pa. (Conestoga High School) 20 Rachel Karwacki Draw Spec. 5-8 So. Sparks, Md. (Hereford High School) 21 Riley Eggeman Mid. 5-5 Sr. Mission Viejo, Calif. (Capistrano Valley H.S.) 22 Kendra Lanuza Atk. 5-4 Jr. Littleton, Colo. (Chatfield Senior High School) 24 Julia Feiss Atk. 5-5 Jr. Baltimore, Md. (Bryn Mawr School) 25 Amelia Cole GK 5-10 Fr. Alexandria, Va. (Bishop Ireton High School) 26 Eliza Radochonski Atk. 5-9 Fr. Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek High School) 27 Katy Miele GK 5-6 Sr. Park City, Utah (University of Redlands) 30 Leanne Duncan Mid. 5-8 Fr. West Friendship, Md. (Glenelg High School) 31 Hayden Dean Mid. 5-7 So. Corte Madera, Calif. (Redwood High School) 33 Laura Milleker Mid. 5-9 So. Severna Park, Md. (Severna Park High School) 35 Carson Gregg GK 5-9 So. Severna Park, Md. (Severna Park High School) 45 Kennedy Milburn Def. 5-9 R-Jr. Whitby, Ontario (The Hill Academy) * Captain Head Coach: Liza Kelly (Delaware, 98, 12th season) Assistant Coach: Tee Ladouceur (Syracuse, 11, first season) Assistant Coach: Hannah Hook (Denver, 15, third season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Megan Zeman (Denver, 10, first season) Dir. of Lacrosse Operations: Bailey Mathis (Loyola Maryland, 17, first season) PRONUNCIATIONS Maddie Baum...BAWM Elizabeth Behrins... BEAR-ENS Beatrice Behrins... BEAR-ENS Alex Di Chiara... DEE-CHARA Riley Eggeman... EGG-MAN Julia Feiss...FICE Eliza Hacke... HACK-EE Quintin Hoch-Bullen...HOCK BULL-EN Rachel Karwacki...CAR-WACK-EE Tee Ladouceur... LAD-UH-SIR Kendra Lanuza... LA-NEW-ZUH Katy Miele... MEAL-EE Laura Milleker...MILL-UH-KER Eliza Radochonski... RAD-O-JON-SKI ROSTER BY ELIGIBILITY Seniors (5) - Arrix, Bocklet, Derry, Eggeman, Miele Juniors (10) - Baum, E. Behrins, Feiss, Fischer, Knott, Lanuza, Lewis, Milburn, Schreck, Wilkinson Sophomores (6) - Dean, Gregg, Hacke, Karwacki, Little, Milleker Freshman (9) - B. Behrins, Cole, Di Chiara, Duncan, Hoch-Bullen, Liddy, Morton, Radochonski, Wiseman ROSTER BY STATE/COUNTRY/PROVINCE California (4) - Baum, Dean, Derry, Eggeman Colorado (2) - Lanuza, Radochonski Connecticut (1) - Arrix Maryland (7) - Duncan, Gregg, Feiss, Karwacki, Knott, Lewis, Milleker Massachussets (1)- Wilkinson Minnesota (1) -Morton New Jersey (3)- B. Behrins, E. Behrins, Liddy New York (3) - Bocklet, Di Chiara, Fischer Ontario, Canada (2)- Hoch-Bullen, Milburn Pennsylvania (1)- Hacke Rhode Island (1)- Little Utah (1) - Miele Virginia (3) -Cole, Schreck, Wiseman ROSTER BY POSITION Attack (8)- B. Behrins, Derry, Di Chiara, Feiss, Hoch-Bullen, Lanuza, Liddy, Radochonski Defense (7)- Fischer, Hacke, Knott, Lewis, Milburn, Schreck, Wilkinson Draw Specialist (3): Baum, Bocklet, Karwacki Goalkeeper (4)- Arrix, Cole, Gregg, Miele Midfield (8)- E. Behrins, Dean, Duncan, Eggeman, Little, Milleker, Morton, Wiseman GAME 17 denver VS GEORGETOWN 10

11 2018 RADIO/TV ROSTER 1 Elizabeth Behrins Jr., Midfielder 2 Quintin Hoch-Bullen Fr., Attacker 4 Sammie Morton Fr., Midfielder Kate Knott Jr., Defender 8 Caroline Wiseman Fr., Midfielder 9 Caroline Lewis Jr., Defender Bocklet 10 Sr.,Hannah Draw Specialist Caitlin Derry Sr., Attacker 13 Maddie Baum Jr., Draw Specialist 14 Audrey Schreck Jr., Defender 15 Hannah Liddy Fr., Attacker 16 Nicki Wilkinson Jr., Defender 18 Molly Little So., Midfielder 19 Eliza Hacke So., Defender Karwacki 20 So.,Rachel Draw Specialist 21 Riley Eggeman Sr., Midfielder 22 Kendra Lanuza Jr., Attacker Alex Di Chiara Fr., Attacker GAME 17 denver VS Katherine Fischer R-Jr., Defender Bea Behrins Fr., Attacker GEORGETOWN 11

12 2018 RADIO/TV ROSTER 24 Julia Feiss Jr., Attacker 25 Amelia Cole Fr., Goalkeeper 26 Eliza Radochonski Fr., Attacker 27 Katy Miele Sr., Goalkeeper 31 Hayden Dean So., Defender 33 Laura Milleker So., Midfielder 35 Carson Gregg So., Goalkeeper 45 Kennedy Milburn R-Jr., Defender Liza Kelly Head Coach Tee Ladouceur Assistant Coach Hannah Hook Assistant Coach Megan Zeman Volunteer Assistant Coach 30 Leanne Duncan Fr., Midfielder Bailey Mathis Dir. of Lacrosse Ops. GAME 17 denver VS GEORGETOWN 12