2018 NAVY WOMEN S LACROSSE #5THINGS

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1 2018 NAVY WOMEN S LACROSSE Schedule // Results Overall: 3-1 (H: 3-0, A: 0-1, N: 0-0) Patriot League: 0-0 (H: 0-0, A: 0-0) FEBRUARY Sat. 10 Ohio State W, 9-7 Sat. 17 Columbia W, Sun. 25 Michigan (Rip Miller Field) W, Tues. 27 at #2 Boston College L, MARCH Sat. 3 vs. Winthrop 1 6:00 p.m. Wed. 7 at Saint Joseph s 3:00 p.m. Tues. 13 at Florida Sat. 17 Colgate 11:00 a.m. Sat. 24 at Bucknell Wed. 28 Lehigh 5:00 p.m. Sat. 31 at Holy Cross APRIL Sat. 7 Loyola (Md.) 2:00 p.m. Wed. 11 Virginia 7:00 p.m. Sat. 14 at Army West Point 3:00 p.m. Wed. 18 at American 4:00 p.m. Sat. 21 at Lafayette Sat. 28 Boston Univ. MAY Tues. 1 PL Quarterfinal (Higher Seed) TBD Fri. 4 PL Semifinal (Regular Season Champ) TBD Sun. 6 PL Championship (Regular Season Champ) TBD Tournament Key 1 Game played at US Lacrosse Headquarters (Sparks, Md.) All times are Eastern and subject to change Patriot League Game Home games played at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (unless otherwise indicated) #5THINGS 1 Hall of Fame head coach Cindy Timchal is six wins shy of becoming the first coach in Division I women s lacrosse history with 500 victories. 2 The initial Tewaaraton Award Watch List was announced Navy s Jenna Collins and Kelly Larkin were named to the list. The Tewaaraton Award is given annually to the most outstanding American college lacrosse player. Navy All- Americans Casey Rees and Greyson Torain were named to the men s Tewaaraton Award Watch List. 3 Collins and Larkin join Erin Rawlick ( 10) and Jasmine DePompeo ( 13) as the only Navy women s lacrosse members who have been selected to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List. Rawlick was on the list in 2010, while DePompeo was a selection in 2012 and In the last meeting between Navy and Winthrop in 2013, the Mids fell one goal shy of tying the school record for most goals scored. The Midshipmen defeated the Eagles, Ingrid Boyum (96) and Marie Valenti (93) are within 10 ground balls of becoming the 11th and 12th Navy players alltime to record 100 or more ground balls in a career. 11/8 NAVY MIDSHIPMEN (3-1, 0-0) Head Coach: Cindy Timchal (West Chester 76) Career Record: (36th season), Record at Navy: (11th season) WINTHROP EAGLES (1-2, 0-0) Head Coach: Julika Blankenship (Gettysburg College 04) Career Record: (9th season), Record at Winthrop: 1-2 (1st season) OPENING DRAW The Navy women s lacrosse team will make the short drive to Sparks, Md. to take on Winthrop at Tierney Field at the US Lacrosse Headquarters. The game between the Midshipmen (3-1) and the Eagles (1-2) is now slated for 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 3. The game will mark the first time Navy has played at the US Lacrosse Headquarters. The No. 8 Navy women s lacrosse team fell short on the road, 20-14, to No. 2 Boston College in a hard-fought game at the Newton Lacrosse Complex on Tuesday afternoon. For the first time this season, Navy did not win the draw control battle, as Boston College came away with 22 of 35 draw controls on the day. The extra possessions helped lead to more shots for the Eagles as the home team outshot the Midshipmen In addition, BC came away with more ground balls (14-8). Offensively, Navy had seven players combined for 14 goals with three players tallying multiple goals in the game. Jenna Collins led the team with five goals and an assist for a team-best six points. She was joined by her sister Julia who finished the game with three goals for her second hat trick of the year. Andie O Sullivan notched two goals and an assist for three points, while Meg O Donnell, Molly O Sullivan, Kayla Harris and Caitlin Blanche each chipped in a goal apiece. Kelly Larkin, who scored a career-best six goals against the Eagles in the NCAA Semifinal game last season, was held without a goal, but the sophomore led the team with three of the Mids five assists. Defensively, Ingrid Boyum took the loss at goal, while recording six saves on the day. The senior caused two turnovers between the posts, while picking up a team-high four ground balls in the game. As a team, Navy caused six of Boston College s 11 turnovers. The backline also helped the Midshipmen convert 15 of 16 clear attempts. SERIES The game between the two teams marks the second meeting all-time between Navy and Winthrop. In the first meeting, the Midshipmen defeated the Eagles, 23-4, at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Aimee Gennaro scored six goals and Jasmine DePompeo had seven points (2G, 5A) to lead the team. PROBABLE STARTERS # Pos. Player Yr. Hometown GP-GS G A P Other 4 A Meg O Donnell Jr. Forest Hill, Md GB 6 A Molly O Sullivan Jr. Centreville, Va GB 7 A Kelly Larkin So. Alexandria, Va GB 22 * A Julia Collins Sr. Clarksville, Md DC 25 M Kayla Harris So. Arnold, Md DC 30 M Andie O Sullivan Jr. Valley Cottage, N.Y GB 44 M Jenna Collins Sr. Clarksville, Md DC 2 D Sarah Childress Sr. Annapolis, Md CT 8 D Marie Valenti Jr. Bechtelsville, Pa GB 29 D Caitlin McGlaughlin Sr. State College, Pa GB 32 * D Blake Smith Sr. Sykesville, Md CT # Pos. Player Yr. Hometown GP-GS GAA Sv Sv% Other 26 GK Ingrid Boyum Sr. Herndon, Va GB * Team Captain GAME INFORMATION (Game 5) Date / Time: Saturday, March 3 Site: Stadium: TV: Talent: Radio: Talent: Video: Talent: Twitter: 6:00 p.m. Sparks, Md. Tierney Field N/A N/A Series: Navy leads series 1-0 (1.000) Home: 1-0 (1.000) Away: 0-0 (.000) Neutral: 0-0 (.000) Timchal vs. Opp: 1-0 (1.000)

2 Women s Lacrosse Rosters Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown / High School 2 Sarah Childress M/D Sr. 5-7 Annapolis, Md. / Severna Park 3 Paige Brigham A Jr. 5-4 Bainbridge Island, Wash. / Bainbridge Island 4 Meg O Donnell A Jr. 5-6 Forest Hill, Md. / North Harford 5 Natalie Irwin M/D So. 5-4 Annandale, Va. / Bishop Ireton 6 Molly O Sullivan A/M Jr. 5-7 Centreville, Va. / Westfield 7 Kelly Larkin A So. 5-6 Alexandria, Va. / Bishop Ireton 8 Marie Valenti D Jr. 5-9 Bechtelsville, Pa. / Boyertown Area 9 Logan Book D/M Fr. 5-3 Darien, Conn. / Darien 10 Grace Zagaja A Fr. 5-9 Centerport, N.Y. / Harborfields 11 Hannah Downey M Jr Coronado, Calif. / Coronado 12 Autumn Koh GK Jr. 5-5 Glenview, Ill. / Glenbrook South 13 Caroline Kwon D Fr. 5-6 Cooksville, Md. / Glenelg 14 Annalise Heyward M So. 5-6 Charlotte, N.C. / Ardrey Kell 15 Gabbi Labuskes A Jr. 5-5 Northport, N.Y. / Northport 16 Addie Hamilton A Fr. 5-8 Columbus, Ohio / Thomas Worthington 17 Morgan Bolden D So. 5-9 Fishers, Ind. / Cathedral 18 Caitlin Blanche A So Crofton, Md. / South River 19 Anne Richter D Jr. 5-7 Hinsdale, Ill. / Hinsdale Central 20 Marina Lazarides M Fr. 5-9 Westminster, Md. / Garrison Forest 21 Karoline Nease M Fr Richmond, Va. / Douglas S. Freeman 22 Julia Collins * A Sr. 5-8 Clarksville, Md. / River Hill 23 Ellie Lecker M Fr. 5-5 Ponte Vedra, Fla. / Ponte Vedra 25 Kayla Harris M So. 5-8 Annapolis, Md. / Broadneck 26 Ingrid Boyum GK Sr. 5-9 Herndon, Va. / The Madeira School 27 Annie Maloney GK Fr. 5-3 Ellicott City, Md. / River Hill 28 Hailey Harms M Fr. 5-9 Portland, Ore. / Oregon Episcopal 29 Caitlin McGlaughlin D Sr. 5-5 State College, Pa. / State College Area 30 Andie O Sullivan M Jr. 5-4 Valley Cottage, N.Y. / Nyack 31 Lizzy Schwien M So Annandale, Va. / Flint Hill 32 Blake Smith * D Sr. 5-5 Sykesville, Md. / Notre Dame Prep 33 Haley Fessenden M Sr. 5-8 Los Alamitos, Calif. / Los Alamitos 34 Alivia Roskovich D Jr. 5-7 Salisbury, Md. / Parkside 35 Suzelle Thomas M Sr. 5-5 Birmingham, Ala. / Episcopal 36 Cassy Zachares D Jr. 5-4 Severna Park, Md. / Severna Park 37 Nicole Victory M Fr. 5-9 Issaquah, Wash. / Issaquah 38 Lauren Herrington D Fr. 5-4 Round Rock, Texas / Vista Ridge 39 Gab Harchelroad GK Jr. 5-8 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Shady Side 40 Maddy Bell GK Fr Winter Park, Fla. / Winter Park 42 Carley Seekamp A So. 6-0 East Hampton, N.Y. / East Hampton 43 Caroline Peppard D Fr. 5-7 Garden City, N.Y. / Garden City 44 Jenna Collins M Sr. 5-8 Clarksville, Md. / River Hill 45 Sophia Schade D So. 5-7 Los Alamitos, Calif. / Los Alamitos 46 Lexy Smith D So. 5-3 Towson, Md. / Towson H.S. 55 Mackenzie Orr M Sr. 5-7 Berwyn, Pa. / Conestoga * Team captain Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. 40 BELL, Maddy GK 18 BLANCHE, Caitlin A 17 BOLDEN, Morgan D 9 BOOK, Logan D/M 26 BOYUM, Ingrid GK 3 BRIGHAM, Paige A 2 CHILDRESS, Sarah M/D 44 COLLINS, Jenna M 22 COLLINS, Julia * A 11 DOWNEY, Hannah M 33 FESSENDEN, Haley M 16 HAMILTON, Addie A 39 HARCHELROAD, Gab GK 28 HARMS, Hailey M 25 HARRIS, Kayla M 38 HERRINGTON, Lauren D 14 HEYWARD, Annalise M 5 IRWIN, Natalie M/D 12 KOH, Autumn GK 13 KWON, Caroline D 15 LABUSKES, Gabbi A 7 LARKIN, Kelly A 20 LAZARIDES, Marina M 23 LECKER, Ellie M 27 MALONEY, Annie GK 29 MCGLAUGHLIN, Caitlin D 21 NEASE, Karoline M 4 O DONNELL, Meg A 30 O SULLIVAN, Andie M 6 O SULLIVAN, Molly A/M 55 ORR, Mackenzie M 43 PEPPARD, Caroline D 19 RICHTER, Anne D 34 ROSKOVICH, Alivia D 45 SCHADE, Sophia D 31 SCHWIEN, Lizzy M 42 SEEKAMP, Carley A 32 SMITH, Blake * D 46 SMITH, Lexy D 35 THOMAS, Suzelle M 8 VALENTI, Marie D 37 VICTORY, Nicole M 36 ZACHARES, Cassy D 10 ZAGAJA, Grace A * Team captain Head Coach: Cindy Timchal (West Chester, 1976), 11th season; 36th overall Assistant Coach: Gabby Capuzzi (Ohio State, 2012), fourth season Assistant Coach: Aly Messinger (North Carolina, 2016), second season Volunteer Assistant Coach: Kelly Devlin (North Carolina, 2016), first season Director of Lacrosse Operations: Liz Schaffner (Loyola (Md.), 1998), 10th season Pronunciation Chart 26 Ingrid Boyum BOY-um 3 Paige Brigham BRIG-um 2 Sarah Childress CHILL-dress 33 Haley Fessenden Fess-In-Den 39 Gab Harchelroad HAR-Shull-Road 15 Gabbi Labuskes luh-bus-kiss 20 Marina Lazarides Lazz-uh-Ree-Deez 29 Caitlin McGlaughlin mc-gloff-lin 43 Caroline Peppard PEP-ard 19 Anne Richter RICK-ter 34 Alivia Roskovich ROSS-kuh-vick 45 Sophia Schade Shade 31 Lizzy Schwien Sh-Ween 36 Cassy Zachares ZACH-uh-riss 10 Grace Zagaja Zuh-gah-shuh HC Cindy Timchal Tim-Shull AC Gabby Capuzzi cuh-poo-zee Breakdown by Position Attack (9): Caitlin Blanche, Paige Brigham, Julia Collins, Addie Hamilton, Gabbi Labuskes, Kelly Larkin, Meg O Donnell, Molly O Sullivan, Carley Seekamp Midfield (16): Sarah Childress, Jenna Collins, Hannah Downey, Haley Fessenden, Hailey Harms, Kayla Harris, Annalise Heyward, Natalie Irwin, Marina Lazarides, Ellie Lecker, Karoline Nease, Andie O Sullivan, Mackenzie Orr, Lizzy Schwein, Suzelle Thomas, Nicole Victory Defense (14): Morgan Bolden, Logan Book, Lauren Herrington, Caroline Kwon, Caitlin McGlaughlin, Caroline Peppard, Anne Richter, Alivia Roskovich, Sophia Schade, Blake Smith, Lexy Smith, Marie Valenti, Cassy Zachares, Grace Zagaja Goalie (5): Maddy Bell, Ingrid Boyum, Gab Harchelroad, Autumn Koh, Annie Maloney Breakdown by Class Seniors (9): Ingrid Boyum, Sarah Childress, Jenna Collins, Julia Collins, Haley Fessenden, Caitlin McGlaughlin, Mackenzie Orr, Blake Smith, Suzelle Thomas Juniors (12): Paige Brigham, Hannah Downey, Gab Harchelroad, Autumn Koh, Gabbi Labuskes, Meg O Donnell, Andie O Sullivan, Molly O Sullivan, Anne Richter, Alivia Roskovich, Marie Valenti, Cassy Zachares Sophomores (10): Caitlin Blanche, Morgan Bolden, Kayla Harris, Annalis Heyward, Natalie Irwin, Kelly Larkin, Sophia Schade, Lizzy Schwein, Carly Seekamp, Lexy Smith Freshmen (13): Maddy Bell, Logan Book, Addie Hamilton, Hailey Harms, Lauren Herrington, Caroline Kwon, Marina Lazarides, Ellie Lecker, Annie Maloney, Karoline Nease, Caroline Peppard, Nicole Victory, Grace Zagaja Breakdown by State AL (1): Thomas CA (3): Downey, Fessenden, Schade CT (1): Book FL (2): Bell, Lecker IL (2): Koh, Richter IN (1): Bolden MD (13): Blanche, Childress, Je. Collins, Ju. Collins, Harris, Kwon, Lazarides, Maloney, O Donnell, Roskovich, B. Smith, L. Smith, Zachares NY (5): Labuskes, A. O Sullivan, Peppard, Seekamp, Zagaja NC (1): Heyward OH (1): Hamiton OR (1): Harms PA (4): Harchelroad, McGlaughlin, Orr, Valenti TX (1): Herrington VA (6): Boyum, Irwin, Larkin, Nease, M. O Sullivan, Schwein WA (2): Brigham, Victory

3 Game Day Breakdown Overall 1-0, Navy Home 1-0 Away 0-0 Neutral Site 0-0 Inaugural Meeting 02/10/13, Navy, 23-4 Lasting Meeting 02/10/13, Navy, 23-4 Last Navy Win 02/10/13, Navy, 23-4 Last Opp Win N/A Current Streak Navy, 1 game Timchal vs. Opp (Overall) 1-0 (1.000) Timchal vs. Opp (at Navy) 1-0 (1.000) LAST TIME OUT The No. 8 Navy women s lacrosse team fell short on the road, 20-14, to No. 2 Boston College in a hard-fought game at the Newton Lacrosse Complex. For the first time this season, Navy did not win the draw control battle, as Boston College came away with 22 of 35 draw controls on the day. The extra possessions helped lead to more shots for the Eagles as the home team outshot the Midshipmen In addition, BC came away with more ground balls (14-8). Offensively, Navy had seven players combined for 14 goals with three players tallying multiple goals in the game. Jenna Collins led the team with five goals and an assist for a team-best six points. She was joined by her sister Julia who finished the game with three goals for her second hat trick of the year. Andie O Sullivan notched two goals and an assist for three points, while Meg O Donnell, Molly O Sullivan, Kayla Harris and Caitlin Blanche each chipped in a goal apiece. Kelly Larkin, who scored a career-best six goals against the Eagles in the NCAA Semifinal game last season, was held without a goal, but the sophomore led the team with three of the Mids five assists. Defensively, Ingrid Boyum took the loss at goal, surrendering 20 goals, while recording six saves on the day. The senior caused two turnovers between the post, while picking up a team-high four ground balls in the game. As a team, Navy caused six of Boston College s 11 turnovers. The backline also helped the Midshipmen convert 15 of 16 clear attempts. The game was back and forth in the early goings of the first half with the two teams trading goals. Navy used a 4-1 run to take a 7-4 lead with 15:42 to play. Julia and Jenna Collins scored on back-to-back possessions to give the Mids a 5-3 advantage. Following an Eagles goal, Je. Collins and M. O Sullivan were true on free-position attempts to give the visitors a 7-4 advantage. The Mids look to have an 8-4 lead as Ju. Collins appeared to score a goal with 12 minutes on the clock in the first half. However, the goal was waved off as it was deemed by the officials to be a dangerous shot. Ju. Collins was given a yellow card and the momentum turned. Following the yellow card, BC scored eight of the next nine goals to close the half. The Eagles used a 7-0 run to go ahead, In the second half, Navy used a 5-2 run to pull to within one at with 11 minutes to play. The Midshipmen would get no closer as the Eagles closed the game on a 6-1 run to claim the victory. All-American Sam Apuzzo of Boston College scored a game-high nine goals, while adding an assist for a game-high 10 points on the afternoon. Series Information Series Results 02/10/13 W, 23-4 H ALL-TIME SERIES The game will mark the second meeting between the two schools. Navy claimed the first game, 23-4, at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Navy is 20-2 all time against members of the Big South Conference. SCOUTING THE OPPONENT Winthrop enters the game with a 1-2 overall record, including an 0-1 mark away from home. The Eagles are under the direction of first-year head coach Julika Blankenship. Kristen Shriver leads the Eagles with nine points (4g, 5a), while Katherine Judge paces Winthrop with a team-high seven goals in the early goings of the season. LAST TIME THEY MET (Feb. 2, 2013) Aimee Gennaro scored six goals and Jasmine DePompeo had seven points (2G, 5A) to lead the Navy women s lacrosse team to a 23-4 win over Winthrop in its season opener at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. The Mids scored the game s first four goals and raced out to a 14-1 lead in the first 20 minutes. Attacker Kathy Young scored all four of her goals in the game s first 12 minutes and Gennaro scored five goals in the first 18. Navy took a 16-2 lead into halftime and then outscored the Eagles, 7-2, in the second half. Timchal was able to get 34 players into the contest and used three different goalies. Gennaro scored her six goals on just seven shots and she was one shy of her career-best goal total of seven. At one point in the first half, she scored back-to-back goals in an 11-second span. Gennaro notched her 17th-career hat trick. DePompeo matched her career-high of five assists and now has 101 in her career, the highest total in Navy history. DePompeo scored at least five points for the 21st time and her seven points are two shy of her career high. The 2013 Patriot League Preseason Offensive Player of the Year spread the wealth, assisting on goals by four different players. Young had a career-best nine draw controls to go along with her four goals and Loren Generi chipped in with five draw controls, two goals and one assist. Navy held a 20-9 edge in draw controls. Navy s starting attack line of DePompeo, Gennaro, Young and Generi combined for 14 goals and six assists for 20 points. Goalie Charlotte Hauser made two saves and allowed just three goals in 40 minutes of action to notch her first career win. Annie Foky and Cassidy Chaney also saw time in the cage. Navy outshot Winthrop, 37-12, in the game and 25-6 in the first half. Navy also won the ground ball battle, Four different players scored for Winthrop, who opened its first year of women s lacrosse with a win over Howard on Friday. Streaks POINT SCORING NAME GAMES STARTED Jenna Collins 38 March 26, 2016 Kelly Larkin 27 Feb. 5, 2017 Julia Collins 19 Mar. 25, 2017 Molly O Sullivan 6 May 20, 2017 Andie O Sullivan 5 May 26, 2017 Kayla Harris 3 Feb. 17, 2018 Caitlin Blanche 1 Feb. 27, 2018 Meg O Donnell 1 Feb. 27, 2018 GOAL SCORING NAME GAMES STARTED Jenna Collins 26 Feb. 5, 2017 Andie O Sullivan 5 May 26, 2017 Julia Collins 3 Feb. 17, 2018 Kayla Harris 3 Feb. 17, 2018 Caitlin Blanche 1 Feb. 27, 2018 Meg O Donnell 1 Feb. 27, 2018 Molly O Sullivan 1 Feb. 27, 2018 ASSIST SCORING NAME GAMES STARTED Kelly Larkin 4 Feb. 10, 2018 Jenna Collins 1 Feb. 27, 2018 Andie O Sullivan 1 Feb. 27, 2018 HAT TRICKS NAME 2018 CAREER Jenna Collins 4 28 Julia Collins 2 15 Kelly Larkin 2 12 Meg O Donnell 1 12 Andi O Sullivan 5 Kayla Harris 2 Molly O Sullivan 1 1 Marie Valenti 1 Quick Facts Location Annapolis, Md. Enrollment 4,400 Founded October 10, 1845 Nickname Midshipmen, Mids Mascot Bill the Goat Colors Navy Blue and Gold Song The Navy Blue and Gold Stadium Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Surface Field Turf (34,000) Conference Patriot League Commandant Vice Adm. Ted Carter, USN Athletic Director Chet Gladchuk Head Coach Cindy Timchal Record at Navy (11th year) Overall Record (36th year) Assistant Coaches Gabby Capuzzi (fourth year) Aly Messinger (second year) Kelly Devlin (first year) Director of Ops. Liz Schaffner (10th year) Captains Julia Collins 18 (off) Blake Smith 18 (def) Patriot League Championships (5) 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2017 NCAA Appearances (5) 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2017 PL Tournament Apperances (10) 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017

4 Head Coach Cindy Timchal Legendary head coach Cindy Timchal enters her 11th season at the helm of the women s lacrosse program at the United States Naval Academy in Timchal, who is entering her 36th year as a head coach, is the NCAA s all-time leader in career wins in Division I women s college lacrosse. Additionally, her eight national titles are the eighth most by a coach in a women s sport in NCAA history, and the 26th most in all sports, men and women combined. Timchal was named the Midshipmen s first women s lacrosse coach on August 5, 2006, and in short order, has laid the foundation for a Navy program that is moving quickly in its quest to become a NCAA Division I power. In her 10 seasons at the helm of the Midshipmen program, Navy has accumulated a terrific (.783) record, won five Patriot League Championships and has advanced to five NCAA Tournaments (2010, 11, 12, 13, 17). Last season, the women s lacrosse team finished the year 18-5 overall with an 8-1 record in the Patriot League. The Mids made their fifth appearance in the NCAA Tournament and the first appearance for Navy since The Midshipmen began their historic run, advancing to the NCAA Tournament after posting a 15-5 victory over top-seeded Loyola in the Patriot League Tournament. The win marked the team s fifth championship and ended the Greyhounds 41-game winning streak against PL foes. In the first round of the NCAA Tournament, Navy defeated No. 7 Penn, 11-10, at Penn Park on Dunning-Cohen Champions Field in Philadelphia, Pa. With the win, the Midshipmen advanced to the second round of the Tournament for just the second time in school history. The victory over the No. 7 Quakers was the first win against a ranked opponent in Navy history. In addition, it was the second NCAA Tournament win for Navy in program history. Navy posted a victory over UMass in the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the Mids to advance to the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals for the first time in program history. The Mids defeated defending National Champions and No. 2 seed North Carolina, 16-14, to punch their ticket in to the first-ever Final Four appearance in school history. As a team, Navy set the school record for points (545), goals (358), assists (187), shots attempted (805), shots on goal (607), ground balls (453), draw controls (364), caused turnovers (216), and games played (23). The Mids (18-5) finished one-win shy of tying the school records for wins in a season. The 2017 Navy women s lacrosse team finished the year ranked fourth in the final Inside Lacrosse Media Poll and sixth in the final IWLCA Coaches Poll. The rankings mark the first time in program history that the Mids have been ranked in the top 10 in either poll. It is the highest national ranking for any women s team in school history. Timchal vs Opponents At Navy All-Time Opponent W-L Pct. W-L Pct. American Army West Point Boston College Boston Univ Bucknell Colgate Columbia Florida - - Holy Cross Lafayette Lehigh Loyola (Md.) Michigan Ohio State Saint Joseph s (Pa.) - - Virginia Winthrop Total: Following the 2017 season, Timchal became one of six coaches inducted into the Intercollegiate Women s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) inaugural Hall of Fame class on Nov. 16, Timchal s coaching career got its start at Northwestern in During her nine-year tenure with the Wildcats, she compiled a record (.655) while leading the program to five NCAA appearances. While at Northwestern, Timchal made it as far as the quarterfinals, earning appearances in the NCAA Tournament in 1983, 84, 86, 87, and 88. In 1991, she made the move to College Park to revive and renew the strong tradition of Terrapin lacrosse. From Kelly Amonte Hiller to Cathy Reese, Alex Kahoe to Alexis Venechanos, Jen Adams to Kelly Coppedge, the one constant amongst all of the great Maryland players has been Cindy Timchal. In just five years of her 16 seasons at College Park did Timchal lose more than three games in any one season, highlighted by spectacular undefeated runs in 1996 (19-0), 1999 (21-0) and 2001 (23-0). She took Terrapin teams to the NCAA finals in 11 seasons, including an unprecedented stretch of seven straight national championships currently the third-longest championship streak in women s NCAA history. In addition, the run puts Timchal in the company of coaching legends like UCLA s John Wooden who won seven straight titles with the UCLA men s basketball program from A total of 55 different student-athletes have earned All-America recognition a total of 97 times under Timchal including Kelly Amonte Hiller s four, ( ), and three each for Betsy Elder ( ), Sarah Forbes ( ), Laura Harmon ( ), Sascha Newmarch ( ), Jen Adams ( ) and Kelly Coppedge ( ). In 2017, Navy s Jenna Collins (second team) and Kelly Larkin (honorable mention) were selected All-Americans by Inside Lacrosse. In 2005, Acacia Walker earned first team honors, Greta Sommers was named to the second team and Annie Collines was named third team All-America. Adams third-consecutive selection as Player of the Year in 2000 marked the 10th time one of Timchal s players have earned National Player of the Year honors, including Amonte Hiller, who was named the 1996 NCAA Division I Most Valuable Player. When the ACC s 50th anniversary Women s Lacrosse Team was announced in 2002, Timchal was selected as the head coach of the squad and had coached 22 members of the team. Nationally, 18 of Timchal s players have played on the U.S. Developmental team and five were members of the most recent championship U.S. World Cup team. Seven former Terrapins helped lead Australia to the 2005 World Cup title in Annapolis, including tournament MVP Sarah Forbes. All totaled, 13 Terps represented three countries at the World Cup. The Timchal Coaching Tree Cindy Timchal s impact on women s lacrosse transcends national titles. Dozens of her former players have gone on to coach at the collegiate level and several will be serving as Division I head coaches around the country this spring. Name, Class Position Institution Jen Adams, `01 Head Coach Loyola (Md.) Kelly Amonte Hiller, `96 Head Coach Northwestern Allison Comito, `02 Assistant Coach California Missy Doherty, `97 Head Coach Penn State Katie Doolittle, `07 Assistant Coach Towson Randall Goldsborough, 97 Head Coach Bucknell Alex Kahoe, `00 Head Coach Saint Joseph s (Pa.) Kelly (Kasper) Carter, `07 Assistant Coach John Hopkins Kerstin Kimel, `93 Head Coach Duke Karen MacCrate-Henning, `96 Head Coach Colby College (DIII) Sonia LaMonica, `04 Head Coach Towson Courtney (Martinez) Connor, 01 Head Coach Arizona State Meghan McNamara, `01 Head Coach C.W. Post (DII) Cathy (Nelson) Reese, `98 Head Coach Maryland Jennifer Ulehla, `91 Head Coach Michigan Michele Ulhfelder, 91 Head Coach Occidental (DIII) Alexis Venechanos, `03 Head Coach Ohio State Acacia Walker, `05 Head Coach Boston College The Timchal File Year-by-Year Records As Northwestern Head Coach Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. NCAA First Round Quarterfinalist First Round First Round First Round Yrs As Maryland Head Coach Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. NCAA Runners-Up Champion Semifinalist Runners-Up Champion Champion Champion Champion Champion Champion Champion Quarterfinalist Semifinalist Quarterfinalist First Round First Round 16 Yrs As Navy Head Coach Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. NCAA 2007 * First Round First Round First Round Second Round Semifinalist Yrs Total as Head Coach Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. 36th Milestone Wins 1 March 24, vs. Dartmouth 100 April 25, vs. Penn 200 April 29, vs. Princeton 300 March 3, vs. Syracuse 400 March 7, vs. Robert Morris * Club Season (Not reflected in career coaching record) 494 Countdown to 500

5 Academy Life MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Economics of Discrimination and Inequality Econometrics Applied Computable General Equilibrium Analysis Econ of Nationall Defense Econ of Nationall Defense Control Systems Laboratory Control Systems Laboratory THE U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY As the undergraduate college of the Naval service, the Naval Academy prepares young men and women to become professional officers in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. Naval Academy students are midshipmen on active duty in the U.S. Navy. They attend the academy for four years, graduating with bachelor of science degrees and reserve commissions as ensigns in the Navy or second lieutenants in the Marine Corps. Naval Academy graduates serve at least five years as Navy or Marine Corps officers. Founded in 1845 by Secretary of the Navy George Bancroft, the Academy started as the Naval School on 10 acres of old Fort Severn in Annapolis with an original class of 55. In 1850 the Naval School became the United States Naval Academy. A new curriculum went into effect requiring midshipmen to study at the Academy for four years and to train aboard ships each summer. Congress authorized the Naval Academy to begin awarding bachelor of science degrees in Today, the Academy offers 25 major fields of study, a wide variety of elective courses and advanced study and research opportunities. USNA MISSION STATEMENT To develop midshipmen morally, mentally and physically and to imbue them with the highest ideals of duty, honor and loyalty in order to graduate leaders who are dedicated to a career of naval service and have potential for future deployment in mind and character to assume the highest responsibilities of command, citizenship and government. MIDSHIPMEN The word midshipman first appeared in English in the 17th century in the form of the word midshipman to designate those men who were stationed amidships, i.e. in the waist or middle portion of the vessel, while on duty. By 1687, however, the second s had been dropped to give the current form of the word. Midshipmen were originally boys, sometimes as young as seven or eight, who were apprenticed to sea captains to learn the sailor s trade. In the early days of the American Navy, midshipmen trained aboard ship until they were eventually commissioned as ensigns. With the founding of the Naval Academy in 1845, it became possible, as it still is, for a midshipman to enter the Navy directly from civilian life. The name of students at the Naval Academy changed several times between 1870 and 1902, when Congress restored the original title of Midshipman, and it has remained unchanged since. Economics of Discrimination and Inequality Econometrics Applied Computable General Equilibrium Analysis OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN Senior attacker Julia Collins (Clarksville, Md.) and defender Blake Smith (Sykesville, Md.) will captain the 2018 Navy women s lacrosse team. During Navy s historic Final Four run, Collins was named to the 2017 NCAA Women s Lacrosse Championship All-Tournament Team. On the year, she led the team with 118 draw controls, while grabbing 29 ground balls and causing eight turnovers. Smith, who was named Preseason All-Patriot League, was named First Team All-Patriot League in She anchored the defense, setting the Navy single-season record for caused turnovers with 38. In addition, she grabbed 42 ground balls with 17 draw controls. OUR NATION S FUTURE LEADERS On Friday, May 25, Navy s seniors will graduate and be commissioned either 2nd Lieutenants in the Marine Corps or Ensigns in the Navy. Graduates serve a minimum of five years in the Navy or Marine Corps, while pilots serve eight years upon earning their wings. On Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2017, Navy s seniors received their service assignments. One will be commissioned 2nd Lieutenant in the Marine Corps, while eight will serve as Ensigns in the Navy. Senior Ingrid Boyum Sarah Childress Jenna Collins Julia Collins Haley Fessenden Caitlin McGlaughlin Mackenzie Orr Blake Smith Suzelle Thomas Econ of Nationall Defense Econ of Nationall Defense First Aid Economics of Discrimination and Inequality Econometrics Applied Computable General Equilibrium Analysis LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH Naval Weapons Systems Physical Education Blocker Jenna Collins Class Schedule Junior Officer Practicum (Aviation) Naval Weapons Systems Physical Education Blocker Junior Officer Practicum (Aviation) Junior Officer Practicum (Aviation) Naval Weapons Systems Physical Education Blocker PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE Service Assignment Intelligence Naval Flight Officer Naval Flight Officer Naval Flight Officer Marine Corps (Ground) Surface Warfare Officer (Nuclear) Supply Corps Surface Warfare Officer Naval Pilot Average Course Load (by class) At the Academy, the class schedule has a structure unlike most colleges/universities. Most Midshipmen view their schedule as a high school-type of model, where there is a morning schedule with four 50-minute class periods, starting at 7:55 a.m. Following the morning classes, there is a break up for noon formation and lunch, where all 4,400 Midshipmen meet together at Bancroft Hall and eat together. After lunch, the Mids will have two afternoon classes, which conclude at 3:20 p.m. Here is a glance of the SPRING schedules for each of the classes at the Academy: Nicole Victory Freshman Undeclared // 17 credits Rhetoric and Intro to Literature II American Naval History Foundations of Chemistry II Calculus III with Vector Fields Cyber Security Swimming (required of all midshipman) Kelly Larkin Sophomore Political Science // 19 credits Introduction to International Relations Environmental Politics and Security Intermediate Spanish II The West in the Premodern World Introductory Statistics American Presidency General Phyiscs I Martial Arts (required of all midshipman) Marie Valenti Junior Ocean Engineering // 19 credits Applications of Cyber Engineering Thermo-Fluid Sciences II Probability and Statistics with Ocean Applications Ocean Engineering Structures I Leadership: Theory and Applications Martial Arts II (meets P.E. requirement of all mids) Blake Smith Senior // Captain Quantitative Economics // 17 credits Naval Weapons Systems European Art and Ideas United States Since 1945 Junior Officer Practicum (Surface) Game Theory Energy and the Environment First Aid (meets requirement of all mids)

6 Navy s Record When / The Last Time NAVY RECORD 2018 All-Time Streak Overall L1 Home W7 Road L1 Neutral L1 Against Patriot League Foes W10 Against Non-Conference Foes L1 Leading at Halftime W2 Trailing at Halftime L1 Tied at Halftime W5 Overtime Games W5 Navy Scores First W9 Opponent Scores First L1 Navy Has More W3 Opponent Has More L1 are Equal L2 Navy Has More Saves W7 Opponent Has More Saves L1 Saves Are Equal W2 Navy Wins More W3 Opp. Wins More L1 Are Equal L1 Navy Has More W13 Opp. Has More L2 are Equal W6 Navy Has Higher Clear Pct W11 Opponent Has Higher Clear Pct L1 Clear Pct. Is Equal L2 Game Decided by One Goal W1 Game Decided by W3 Game Decided by L2 Game Decided by L1 Game Decided by W16 Navy Scores W1 Navy Scores W2 Navy Scores L1 Navy Scores L1 Navy Scores W29 Opponent Scores W14 Opponent Scores W5 Opponent Scores W8 Opponent Scores L18 Opponent Scores L4 vs. Ranked Opponents L2 vs. Unranked Opponents W14 In February L1 In March W2 In April W4 In May L1 In Afternoon Games L1 In Evening Games L1 THE LAST TIME NAVY Scored 20 or more goals 21 vs. Columbia (02/17/18) Scored 15 or more goals 21 vs. Columbia (02/17/18) Allowed 15 or more goals 16 vs. #14 Boston College (05/26/17) Allowed 20 or more goals * 20 at #2 Boston College (02/27/18) Totaled 30 or more points 31 vs. Columbia (02/17/18) Won 20 or more draw controls * 25 vs. Columbia (02/17/18) Grabbed 25 or more ground balls 27 vs. Michigan (02/25/18) Grabbed 30 or more ground balls ^ 35 at Lafayette (03/13/10) Grabbed 35 or more ground balls ^ 35 at Lafayette (03/13/10) Took 30 or more shots 30 vs. Michigan (02/25/18) Took 40 or more shots 44 vs. Columbia (02/17/18) Took 50 or more shots ^ 53 vs. Presbyterian (03/22/10) Scored 4 or more free-position goals 5 at #2 Boston College (02/27/18) Allowed 4 or more free-position goals 4 at #2 Boston College (02/27/18) Recorded a shutout vs. St. Francis (03/04/08) Held an opponent scoreless for a half vs. George Washington (03/02/16) Held an opponent scoreless for more than 40 minutes 54:38 vs. George Washington (03/02/16) Held an opponent scoreless for more than 50 minutes 54:38 vs. George Washington (03/02/16) Came from 5 or more goals to win vs. Bryant (03/12/17) Led by 5 or more goals and lost vs. American (04/25/08) THE LAST TIME A NAVY PLAYER Scored 5 or more goals 5, Jenna Collins at #2 Boston College (02/27/18) Scored 6 or more goals 6, Kelly Larkin vs. #14 Boston College (05/26/17) Scored 7 or more goals * 8, Julia Collins vs. UMass (05/14/17) Scored 8 or more goals * 8, Julia Collins vs. UMass (05/14/17) Scored 9 or more goals Never Tallied 5 or more assists 6, Jenna Collins vs. UMass (05/14/17) 6, Kelly Larkin vs. UMass (05/14/17) Tallied 6 or more assists 6, Jenna Collins vs. UMass (05/14/17) 6, Kelly Larkin vs. UMass (05/14/17) Tallied 7 or more assists 8, Jenna Collins vs. Lafayette (04/30/16) Tallied 8 or more assists 8, Jenna Collins vs. Lafayette (04/30/16) Tallied 9 or more assists ^ 10, Jasmine DePompeo at Longwood (04/02/13) Totaled 7 or more points 7, Kelly Larkin vs. Columbia (02/17/18) Totaled 8 or more points 9, Kelly Larkin vs. UMass (05/14/17) 8, Jenna Collins vs. UMass (05/14/17) 8, Julia Collins vs. UMass (05/14/17) Totaled 9 or more points 9, Kelly Larkin vs. UMass (05/14/17) Totaled 10 or more points 10, Jenna Collins vs. Lafayette (04/30/16) Totaled 11 or more points 11, Loren Generi vs. Campbell (02/11/14) Totaled 12 or more points ^ 13, Jasmine DePompeo at Longwood (04/02/13) Scored an OT goal Julia Collins vs. Bryant (03/12/17) Caused 5 or more TOs 5, Marie Valenti vs. Bryant (03/12/17) Picked up 7 or more GBs * 7, Aimee Gennaro vs. Monmouth (02/24/13) Won 15 or more draw controls * 15, Julia Collins vs. Columbia (02/17/18) Made 15 or more saves ^ 15, Elania Ponchione vs. Ohio State (02/18/11) ^ School record * Ties School record

7 Game-By-Game Results Date Opponent Score Att. Ranking Keeper (Sv.) Scoring (-=) 02/10 Ohio State W, /10 : NR/NR Boyum 10 Je. Collins 4-1=5; M. O Sullivan 2-1=3; A. O Sullivan 2-0=2; Larkin 1-1=2; Ju. Collins 0-1=1 02/17 Columbia W, /10 : NR/NR Boyum 2 Larkin 4-3=7; Je. Collins 4-1=5; Ju. Collins 4-1=5; M. O Sullivan 3-2=5; Harchelroad 1 O Donnell 3-0=3; Harris 2-1=3; A. O Sullivan 1-2=3 02/25 Michigan W, /9 : NR/NR Boyum 8 Larkin 4-1=5; Je. Collins 3-0=3; Harris 2-0=2; Ju. Collins 1-1=2; A. O Sullivan 1-0=1; M. O Sullivan 0-1=1 02/27 at #2 Boston College L, /8 : 6/2 Boyum 6 Je. Collins 5-1=6; Ju. Collins 3-0=3; A. O Sullivan 2-1=3; Larkin 0-3=3; Blanche 1-0=1; Harris 1-0=1; O Donnell 1-0=1; M. O Sullivan 1-0=1 03/02 vs. Winthrop 03/07 at Saint Joseph s 03/13 at Florida 03/17 Colgate 03/24 at Bucknell 03/28 Lehigh 03/31 at Holy Cross 04/07 Loyola (Md.) 04/11 Virginia 04/14 at Army 04/18 at American 04/21 at Lafayette 04/28 Boston Univ. Game-By-Game Results Date Opponent G A Pts Sh SOG FPS GB DC TO CT Sv Clears 02/10 Navy Ohio State /17 Navy Columbia /25 Navy Michigan /27 Navy Boston College /02 Navy Winthrop 03/07 Navy Saint Joseph s 03/13 Navy Florida 03/17 Navy Colgate 03/24 Navy Bucknell 03/28 Navy Lehigh 03/31 Navy Holy Cross 04/07 Navy Loyola (Md.) 04/11 Navy Virginia 04/14 Navy Army 04/18 Navy American 04/21 Navy Lafayette 04/28 Navy Boston Univ.

8 Individual / Team Rankings IWLCA Coaches Rk. School Record 1. Stony Brook (21) Maryland (2) North Carolina (1) Florida Syracuse (1) Boston College James Madison Northwestern Virginia Towson Navy USC Penn State Princeton Penn Duke Notre Dame Cornell Virginia Tech Johns Hopkins Denver Colorado Loyola (Md.) UMass Stanford Others Receiving Votes: N/A Inside Lacrosse Rk. School Votes Record 1 Stony Brook (21) Boston College (1) North Carolina (1) Maryland (1) James Madison Florida Syracuse Navy Towson Northwestern Virginia Penn USC Duke Penn State Princeton Virginia Tech Notre Dame Johns Hopkins Denver Others Receiving Votes: Cornell, Yale, Loyola (Md.), Colorado, Louisville, Vanderbilt, UMass, Richmond US Lacrosse Rk. School Record 1. Stony Brook James Madison North Carolina Maryland Syracuse Boston College Florida Virginia Towson Navy Penn Princeton Northwestern USC Virginia Tech Duke Notre Dame Penn State Yale Johns Hopkins 3-1 Others Receiving Votes: Colorado, Cornell, Denver, Jacksonville, Lehigh, Louisville, Loyola (Md.), UMass (as of Feb. 26, 2018 Navy Opponents in Bold) TEAM RANKINGS National Conference Statistic Rank Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Leader Value Per Game (103 ranked) Towson Navy 7.00 George Washington Lehigh 7.00 Per Game (103 ranked) Niagra Lehigh Per Game (104 ranked) Davidson Navy Free Position Percentage (102 ranked) Cornell.750 Lehigh.571 Per Game (104 ranked) Radford Lafayette Per Game (104 ranked) Syracuse Lehigh Red Cards (0 ranked) Save Percentage (104 ranked) Hofstra.857 Lehigh.548 Scoring Defense (102 ranked) Hofstra 1.00 Navy 8.50 Bucknell 8.50 Scoring Margin (101 ranked) Princeton Navy 6.50 Virginia UMBC Scoring Offense (103 ranked) Syracuse Lehigh Vanderbilt Shot Percentage (104 ranked) Towson.614 Lafayette.414 Per Game (104 ranked) Princeton Lehigh on Goal Per Game (104 ranked) Princeton Lehigh Turnovers Per Game (103 ranked) George Washington Colgate Win Percentage (64 ranked) teams tied Navy Colgate Yellow Cards (60 ranked) Elon 11 Bucknell 7 Fresno State 11 UConn INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS National Conference Statistic Player Rank Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Leader Value (103 ranked) Kelly Larkin Ela Hazar, North Carolina 9 Courtney Henig, Lehigh 6 Molly O Sullivan Jenna Collins Julia Collins Andie O Sullivan Per Game (102 ranked) Kelly Larkin Shayne Antolini, Davidson 5.00 Courtney Henig, Lehigh 3.00 Molly O Sullivan Jenna Collins Julia Collins Andie O Sullivan Per Game (139 ranked) Blake Smith Erin Conway, Duquesne 5.00 Annelise Kinney, Lafayette 3.00 Kayla Harris Alexandra Higgins, Niagra 5.00 Abbey Meehan, La Salle 5.00 Per Game (121 ranked) Julia Collins Emileigh Scott, Saint Francis (Pa.) Hannah Davey, Lafayette 9.00 Jenna Collins Free Position Per Game (51 ranked) Jenna Collins players tied 3.00 Jenna Collins, Navy 2.00 Andie O Sullivan Hannah Davey, Lafayette 2.00 Emma Novick, Lafayette 2.00 Free Position Percentage (114 ranked) Jenna Collins players tied Megan Raftery, Army Andie O Sullivan (96 ranked) Jenna Collins Kerri Clayton, Arizona State 16 Jenna Collins, Navy 8 Kelly Larkin Molly O Sullivan Per Game (150 ranked) Jenna Collins players tied 6.00 Jenna Collins, Navy 4.00 Kelly Larkin Molly O Sullivan Against Average (91 ranked) Ingrid Boyum Maddie Fields, Hofstra 1.09 Jamie DeWitt, Bucknell 7.83 Per Game (74 ranked) Kayla Harris Erin Conway, Duquesne 7.00 Fiona Geier, American 5.00 Jenna Collins Alexandra Higgins, Niagara 7.00 Andie O Sullivan Lauren Paul, Niagara 7.00 Blake Smith (123 ranked) Jenna Collins Sam Apuzzo, Boston College 20 Jenna Collins, Navy 10 Kelly Larkin Courtney Henig, Lehigh 10 Molly O Sullivan Julia Collins Per Game (128 ranked) Jenna Collins Kim Egizi, Richmond 8.00 Jenna Collins, Navy 5.00 Kelly Larkin Courtney Henig, Lehigh 5.00 Molly O Sullivan Julia Collins Save Percentage (92 ranked) Ingrid Boyum Maddie Fields, Hofstra.800 Samantha Sagi, Lehigh.548 Saves (147 ranked) Ingrid Boyum Katie Sylvester, Gardner-Webb 42 Samantha Sagi, Lehigh 23 Gab Harchelroad Saves Per Game (92 ranked) Ingrid Boyum Katie McGahan, Cornell Fiona Geier, American Shot Percentage (114 ranked) Meg O Donnell players tied Natalie Washuta, Colgate Molly O Sullivan Per Game (132 ranked) Jenna Collins Lauren McDonald, UMBC Jenna Collins, Navy Julia Collins Samantha Mehalick, Marist Andie O Sullivan Kelly Larkin Molly O Sullivan on Goal Per Game (106 ranked) Jenna Collins Lauren McDonald, UMBC 9.00 Kristen Brigagliano, Colgate 7.00 Julia Collins Hannah Davey, Lafayette 7.00 Kelly Larkin

9 Patriot League CONFERENCE CORNER Patriot League Weekly Awards February 12, 2018 Molly O Sullivan (Attacker of the Week) Scored two goals on three shot attempts, while adding an assist in 9-7 win over Ohio State February 19, 2018 Jenna Collins (Midfielder of the Week) Recorded her second hat trick of the season, tallying four goals to go along with an assist against Columbia (W, 21-10) Blake Smith (Defender of the Week) Anchored the defense that limited Columbia to 10 goals, while causing one of seven caused turnovers for the Mids February 26, 2018 Kelly Larkin (Attacker of the Week) Scored four goals, while adding an assist in an come-frombehind win over Michigan PRESEASON All-Patriot League Jenna Collins, Kelly Larkin, and Blake Smith were named Preseason All-Patriot League, as announced by the league office. In addition, Collins was selected as the Preseason Offensive Player of the Year. PRESEASON Patriot League Poll The Mids garnered all 18 possible first-place votes and the maximum 162 points, after winning their fifth Patriot League Championship and becoming the first League team to advance to an NCAA Women s Lacrosse Final Four, last season. Loyola (Md.) finished with 146 points and the remaining two first-place votes. Lehigh s 124 points was good for third in the preseason poll, while Boston Univ. was fourth, earning 120 points. Lafayette claimed the fifth-spot with 86 points. Bucknell (78), Colgate (64), Army West Point (60), Holy Cross (38) and American (17) round out the preseason poll order. Patriot League Season Standings Conference Overall W-L GF GA W-L GF GA Home Road Neutral Streak Colgate W 2 Navy L 1 Lehigh L 1 Army West Point L 1 Boston Univ W 1 Bucknell L 3 Lafayette L 3 Loyola (Md.) L 2 Holy Cross L 5 American L 3 Patriot League Preseason Poll 1. Navy (18 first-place votes) Loyola (Md.) (2) Lehigh Boston Univ Lafayette Bucknell Colgate Army West Point Holy Cross American 17 Patriot League Preseason Offensive Player of the Year: Patriot League Preseason Defensive Player of the Year: Jenna Collins, Navy Kristen Yanchoris, Loyola Preseason All-Patriot League Team * Attack: Kelly Larkin, Navy, So. Attack: Hannah Powers, Loyola, Jr. Attack: Kailey Conry, Boston Univ, So. Attack: Jane Kirby, Lafayette, Jr. Midfield: Jenna Collins, Navy, Sr. Midfield: Haley O Hanlon, Colgate, Sr. Midfield: Taylor VanThof, Loyola, Jr. Midfield: Julianne D Orazio, Lehigh, GS Defense: Kiersten Spencer, Army West Point, Sr. Defense: Blake Smith, Navy, Sr. Defense: Kierstyn Voiro, Lehigh, Sr. Defense: Kristen Yanchoris, Loyola, Jr. Goalkeeper: Kady Glynn, Loyola, Jr. * 13 members due to a tie in the voting Preseason Honors Saturday, March 3 Albany at Bucknell American at UMBC Loyola (Md.) at Penn State Siena at Army West Point UMass Lowell at Colgate Lehigh at Wagner Navy vs. Winthrop (Sparks, Md.) Sunday, March 4 Boston Univ. at Duke East Carolina at Lafayette Holy Cross at Stetson Tuesday, March 6 Old Dominion at American VCU at Lehigh Cornell at Colgate Wednesday, March 7 Vermont at Holy Cross Boston Univ. at Johns Hopkins Navy at Saint Joseph s (Pa.) Towson at Loyola (Md.) Thursday, March 8 Wofford at Army West Point Friday, March 9 Gardner-Webb at American Lehigh at Mount St. Mary s Saturday, March 10 Princeton at Loyola (Md.) St. Bonaventure at Lafayette Colgate at Davidson Bucknell at George Washington Sunday, March 11 Fairfield at Lehigh Army West Point at VCU Tuesday, March 13 Navy at Florida Richmond at Holy Cross Colgate at Radford Composite Schedule 12:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Patriot League Players of the Week Date Attacker Midfielder Defender Rookie 02/12 Molly O Sullivan, Navy Sondra Dickey, Lehigh Jamie DeWitt, Bucknell Megan Raftery, Army West Point 02/19 Courtney Henig, Lehigh Jenna Collins, Navy Blake Smith, Navy Samantha Sagi, Lehigh 02/26 Kelly Larkin, Navy Sondra Dickey, Lehigh Julianne D Orazio, Lehigh Livy Rosenzweig, Loyola (Md.) 03/05 03/12 03/19 03/26 04/02 04/09 04/16 04/23 04/30