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1 2013 WOMEN S LACROSSE NORTHWESTERN 13 April 12, p.m. CST Big Ten Digital Evanston, Ill. Lakeside Field /Duke Women s Lacrosse NO. 9 DUKE (9-3, 2-3 ACC) FEBRUARY 8 VIRGINIA TECH * (BDN) W, PRESBYTERIAN (BDN) W, RICHMOND (BDN) W, WILLIAM & MARY (BDN) W, at Maryland * L, 6-15 MARCH 2 VANDERBILT (ESPN3) W, at Georgetown W, at Jacksonville W, DARTMOUTH (BDN) W, at Virginia * W, NORTH CAROLINA * (ACCDN) L, (OT) APRIL 6 at Boston College * L, at Northwestern 8 p.m. 17 at Davidson 6 p.m. 20 OHIO STATE (BDN) 1 p.m at ACC Tournament (Chapel Hill, N.C.) MAY 4 BOSTON UNIVERSITY (BDN) 7 p.m. DUKE UNIVERSITY Location...Durham, N.C. Founded (as Trinity College) Enrollment...6,504 Colors...Duke Blue and White Nickname...Blue Devils Conference...Atlantic Coast President...Dr. Richard Brodhead VP/Director of Athletics... Dr. Kevin White Senior Women s Administrator...Jacki Silar Stadium...Koskinen Stadium PROGRAM HISTORY 2012 Record (3-2 ACC) All-Time Record (.678) ACC Record (.574) ACC Tournament Record (.375) NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last)...15 (2012) NCAA Tournament Record (.531) COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Kerstin Kimel (Maryland 93) Assistant Coach...Amanda Barnes (North Carolina 08) Assistant Coach... Kristen Waagbo (Duke 07) DUKE SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director...Art Chase Women s Lacrosse SID...Leslie Gaber ...lgaber@duaa.duke.edu Office Phone... (919) Cell Phone...(614) DUKE VS. NORTHWESTERN SETTING THE SCENE Ninth-ranked Duke (9-3, 2-3 ACC) continues a threegame road swing Friday, Apr. 12 with a visit to No. 4 Northwestern at 7 p.m. CST in Evanston, Ill. The Blue Devils are 3-2 this spring against ranked opponents and 3-2 overall in road contests following a 10-9 loss to Boston College Apr. 6 in Newton, Mass. The Wildcats enter the matchup on a nine-game win streak and own a ledger of 11-1 after topping Virginia, 11-6, on Apr. 7. THE SERIES HISTORY Friday night s contest marks the 13th meeting between Duke and Northwestern with the Wildcats leading the all-time series by a 10-2 margin. The two squads last met in the quarterfinals of the 2012 NCAA Tournament, with the Blue Devils falling to Northwestern by a 12-7 score. DUKE BY THE NUMBERS 65 Percent of Duke s point production that has come from underclassmen, led by sophomore attacker Kerrin Maurer with a team-high 46 points 1 Freshman goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea s national ranking in saves per game (10.57) and save percentage (.546) in eight appearances in the cage 101 Career points amassed by senior attacker Makenzie Hommel, who surpassed the 100-point mark last weekend with two goals against Boston College 64 Duke s all-time winning percentage against American Lacrosse Conference members DUKE THE MATCHUP Record (2-3 ACC) Ranking (IWLCA)...9 Last Game...L, 9-10 at Boston College (4/6/13) Record vs. Northwestern Last matchup...l, 7-12 (5/19/12) Head Coach...Kerstin Kimel Career Record /19th season Duke Record /18th season vs. Northwestern TALE OF THE TAPE Duke NU Overall Record Shots/Game Goals Goals/Game Assists Points/Game Shot Percentage FPG-FPS (.523) (.438) Ground Balls Draw Controls Caused Turnovers Turnovers Clears (.867) (.844) GAA Saves Save Percentage Junior Taylor Virden s rank on Duke s all-time charts in career draw controls with 106 in three seasons of action 6 Opponents held to single-digit scoring by the Blue Devil defense, which ranks third in the ACC and 19th nationally 7 Non-conference wins by the Blue Devils this season in seven contests 2 Hat tricks completed by freshman Kelci Smesko on the year, including a three-goal performance last weekend against Boston College NORTHWESTERN Record (4-0 Big Ten) Ranking (IWLCA)... 4 Last Game...W, 11-6 at Virginia (4/7/13) Record vs. Duke Last matchup...w, 12-7 (5/19/12) Head Coach...Kelly Amonte Hiller Career Record /12th season Northwestern Record /12th season vs. Duke GODUKE.COM 2013 DUKE WOMEN S LACROSSE 1

2 RECORD BREAKDOWN Record Streak OVERALL 9-3 L2 Home 6-1 L1 Away 3-2 L1 CONFERENCE 2-3 L2 Home 1-1 L1 Away 1-2 L1 NON-CONFERENCE 7-0 W7 Home 5-0 W5 Away 2-0 W2 vs. 12 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS 2-2 L1 Home 1-1 L1 Away 1-1 W1 vs. TOP-5 OPPONENTS 0-2 L2 Home 0-1 L1 Away 0-1 L1 vs. TOP-10 OPPONENTS 1-2 L1 Home 0-1 L1 Away 1-1 W1 vs. TOP-20 OPPONENTS 3-2 L1 Home 1-1 L1 Away 2-1 W2 FEBRUARY 4-1 L1 Home 4-0 W4 Away 0-1 L1 MARCH 5-1 L1 Home 2-1 L1 Away 3-0 W3 APRIL 0-1 L1 Home 0-0 Away 0-1 L1 MAY 0-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Day Games 8-2 L1 Night Games 1-1 L1 Leading at Halftime 9-0 W9 Trailing at Halftime 0-2 L2 Tied at Halftime 0-1 L1 In Overtime 0-1 L1 In Double Overtime 0-0 When Duke Scores First 7-1 L1 When Opponent Scores First 2-2 L1 When Duke Scores 10+ Goals 9-1 L1 When Opponent Scores 10+ Goals 3-3 L2 Duke Has More Shots 7-0 W7 Opponent Has More Shots 2-3 L2 Duke Has More Draw Controls 7-1 W3 Opponent Has More Draw Controls 2-2 L2 Largest Halftime Lead 15 Presbyterian (2/10/13) Largest Halftime Deficit 7 Maryland (2/24/13) Largest Margin of Victory 23 Presbyterian (2/10/13) Largest Margin of Defeat 9 Maryland (2/24/13) Most Goals Scored 23 Presbyterian (2/10/13) Most Goals Allowed 15 Maryland (2/24/13) Most Saves 15 North Carolina (3/28/13) NORTHWESTERN SERIES HISTORY Saturday s contest marks the 13th all-time meeting between Duke and Northwestern with the Wildcats holding a 10-2 advantage in the series... The Blue Devils will be in search of the program s first win against Northwestern in Evanston. Series Results u Northwestern leads 10-2 Y A L 7-12 F H L 5-13 A A L Y A L 8-18 A H L A A L 7-13 A H L A A L 5-17 Y N L (2OT) A H W A A L F H W 15-9 * Denotes ACC regular season game Denotes ACC Tournament game Denotes NCAA Tournament game LAST TIME WE MET The two teams last met in the quarterfinals of the 2012 NCAA Tournament, with Northwestern posting a 12-7 victory in Evanston to advance to the national semifinal... Duke twice built a two-goal lead to start the game, but the second-seeded Wildcats put together a 10-3 run to close the contest... Junior Maddy Morrissey and sophomore Taylor Trimble tallied two goals apiece in the season-ending loss... The Blue Devils rounded out the 2012 campaign with a record of 12-7 and the program s eighth consecutive NCAA quarterfinal appearance... Duke and Northwestern also faced off during the regular season, with the Wildcats collecting a 13-5 win Feb. 19 in Durham. CURRENT BLUE DEVILS vs. NORTHWESTERN Five current Blue Devils have recorded at least one point against Northwestern in their careers... Senior Makenzie Hommel has totaled five points in three games against Northwestern while junior Maddy Morrissey has four points in three appearances against the Wildcats... Senior goalkeeper Kaitlin Gaiss has twice tallied five ground balls against Northwestern. Career vs. Northwestern Player Yr GP G A Pts. Makenzie Hommel Sr Maddy Morrissey Jr Molly Quirke Jr Kerrin Maurer So Taylor Trimble So Career vs. Northwestern Player Yr GP GB DC CT Makenzie Hommel Sr Maddy Morrissey Jr Molly Quirke Jr Maddie Salamone rjr Taylor Virden Jr Kaitlin Gaiss Sr Mie Graham Sr Lauren Martin Sr Taylor Trimble So Chelsea Landon So Alyssa Ogle Sr DUKE VS. THE ALC The Blue Devils are all-time against teams from the American Lacrosse Conference... Duke is 1-0 this spring against ALC members after defeating Vanderbilt, March 2 in Durham. IWLCA POLL as of April 9, 2013 School Name Record Previous 1 Maryland (20) North Carolina Florida Northwestern Syracuse Notre Dame Penn State Georgetown Duke Stony Brook Virginia Denver Massachusetts Navy Stanford Princeton Loyola Cornell Boston College 6-6 NR 20 Johns Hopkins INSIDE LACROSSE POLL as of April 8, 2013 School Name Record Previous 1 Maryland (10) Northwestern North Carolina Florida Notre Dame Syracuse Penn State Georgetown Duke Massachusetts Stony Brook Navy Princeton Dartmouth Virginia Denver 12-1 t Boston College 6-6 NR 18 Connecticut 9-1 NR 19 Stanford 7-2 t Loyola WEEK-BY-WEEK RANKINGS Date IWLCA Inside Lacrosse Preseason 7 6 Feb Feb March March March March April April DUKE WOMEN S LACROSSE GODUKE.COM

3 TEAM LEADERS POINTS 2013 Career Kerrin Maurer Makenzie Hommel GOALS 2013 Career Makenzie Hommel Kerrin Maurer Taylor Trimble Brigid Smith ASSISTS 2013 Career Kerrin Maurer Kelci Smesko GROUND BALLS 2013 Career Taylor Virden Kelsey Duryea Molly Quirke DRAW CONTROLS 2013 Career Taylor Virden Maddie Salamone CAUSED TURNOVERS 2013 Career Gabby Moise Taylor Virden SAVES 2013 Career Kelsey Duryea Kaitlin Gaiss GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE 2013 Career Kaitlin Gaiss Kelsey Duryea SAVE PERCENTAGE 2013 Career Kelsey Duryea Kaitlin Gaiss THREE-PLUS GOAL GAMES 2013 Career Makenzie Hommel 7 12 Kerrin Maurer 3 6 Brigid Smith 3 3 Taylor Trimble 2 4 Kelci Smesko 2 2 Maddy Morrissey 1 4 Chelsea Landon 1 1 Molly Quirke 2 Maddie Salamone 1 MULTIPLE ASSIST GAMES 2013 Career Kerrin Maurer 6 13 Kelci Smesko 3 3 Makenzie Hommel 1 4 Alyssa Ogle 1 3 Taylor Trimble 1 1 Maddy Morrissey 1 Molly Quirke 1 CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED W/ POINT Career Long Current Taylor Trimble Makenzie Hommel 10 7 Brigid Smith 6 6 Maddy Morrissey 12 3 Kelci Smesko 8 3 Maddy Acton 4 1 Kerrin Maurer 12 Molly Quirke 9 Taylor Virden 4 Chelsea Landon 3 Maddie Salamone 3 Alyssa Ogle 2 Erin Tenneson 2 SCOUTING THE WILDCATS Fourth-ranked Northwestern is 11-1 on the spring and 4-0 in the American Lacrosse Conference following an 11-6 win over Virginia in its last outing on Apr Erin Fitzgerald leads the Wildcats offense with 44 points on 39 goals and five assists... Alyssa Leonard ranks second in the nation with 83 draw controls in 12 contests for an average of 6.92 per game... As a team, Northwestern is sixth in the nation in scoring defense, allowing opponents just 7.50 goals per game... Defender Gabriella Flibotte is tied for fifth in the country with 2.50 caused turnovers per outing... In goal, the Wildcats Bridget Bianco owns a goals against average of 6.97 and a save percentage of.491, which places her among the nation s statistical leaders. SCOUTING THE BLUE DEVILS Duke fell three spots to No. 9 in the IWLCA rankings following a narrow 10-9 loss on the road to Boston College Apr The Blue Devils now rank fourth in the ACC standings with a conference ledger of 2-3 and an overall record of Sophomore Kerrin Maurer leads the team in points (46) and assists (21) while senior Makenzie Hommel has scored a team-high 33 goals... Maurer is second in the league in assists per game (1.75) and fourth in points per game (3.83)... Junior Taylor Virden leads Duke and the ACC with 24 ground balls and moved into ninth place on the Blue Devils all-time draw controls chart with 106 for her career... Freshman goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea has posted an ACC-best.546 save percentage to go along with a 9.08 goals against average in eight appearances in the cage. LAST TIME OUT Freshman Kelci Smesko netted three goals and senior Makenzie Hommel added two, but the sixth-ranked Blue Devils came up short in a 10-9 road loss to Boston College Apr The Eagles outshot Duke, 20-13, and won the draw by a 14-7 margin while limiting the Blue Devils to just one free position goal on the afternoon... Hommel s second score of the day pulled Duke back within one with 3:44 remaining but Boston College won the ensuing draw and was able to fend off the Blue Devil defense the rest of the way... Junior defender Taylor Virden tallied five draw controls and registered two ground balls and a caused turnover... Rookie goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea made nine stops in goal in the loss. FAMILIAR FOES Duke and Northwestern have faced four of the same opponents this season... Both squads collected wins over Vanderbilt and Virginia while suffering losses to North Carolina Opponents in Common Duke Northwestern Vanderbilt W, (3/2) W, 15-8 (2/24) Virginia W, 13-7 (3/23) W, 11-6 (4/7) North Carolina L, 11-12, OT (3/28) L, 8-11 (2/22) Boston College L, 9-10 (4/6) W, (3/6) IN THE MONTH OF APRIL Duke has played 114 games in April in program history... The Blue Devils are all-time during the month... The squad is 0-1 in the month this year following last Saturday s loss to Boston College. AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS Since the 2008 season, Duke is against ranked teams... The Blue Devils have lost just five times to teams ranked outside the top 10 in the past five years... The 2012 season saw the Blue Devils compile a 6-7 ledger against ranked squads... Duke is 3-2 against ranked foes this season with wins over then-no. 11 Georgetown (March 9), No. 13 Dartmouth (March 17) and No. 9 Virginia (March 23), and losses to No. 4 Maryland (Feb. 24) and No. 3 North Carolina (3/28). ACC STANDINGS as of March 30, 2013 Conference Overall School W L Pct. W L Pct. Maryland North Carolina Boston College Duke Virginia Tech Virginia HONORS CAPTAINS Kaitlin Gaiss, Mie Graham, Lauren Martin, Taylor Virden INSIDE LACROSSE PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA Lauren Martin (3rd Team), Taylor Virden (3rd Team) ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK Kerrin Maurer Offensive POW (2/12/13) Gabby Moise Defensive POW (2/12/13) Kelsey Duryea Defensive POW (3/12/13) Kelsey Duryea Defensive POW (3/26/13) TEWAARATON TROPHY WATCH LIST Maddy Morrissey, Taylor Virden WOMEN SLAX.COM ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Kelsey Duryea (3/11/13) BALTIMORE SUN NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK Kelsey Duryea (3/15/13) GODUKE.COM 2013 DUKE WOMEN S LACROSSE 3

4 STATISTICAL RANKINGS as of April 8, 2013 TEAM Category Total ACC NCAA Total Points t-17 Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Caused Turnovers/Game t-61 Draw Controls/Game t-4 t-32 Ground Balls/Game INDIVIDUAL Kelsey Duryea Total Team ACC NCAA Goals Against Average Saves Saves/Game Save Percentage Ground Balls/Game Kaitlin Gaiss Total Team ACC NCAA Goals Against Average Saves Saves/Game Save Percentage Makenzie Hommel Total Team ACC NCAA Points t-78 Points/Game Goals t-36 Goals/Game t-42 Kerrin Maurer Total Team ACC NCAA Points t-41 Points/Game t-43 Goals t-107 Goals/Game t-116 Assists t-26 Assists/Game t-29 Gabby Moise Total Team ACC NCAA Caused Turnovers/Game t-66 Maddie Salamone Total Team ACC NCAA Draw Controls/Game Kelci Smesko Total Team ACC NCAA Points t-225 Points/Game Goals 16 5 Goals/Game Assists 10 2 t-12 t-118 Assists/Game t-12 t-135 Brigid Smith Total Team ACC NCAA Points 24 4 Points/Game Goals 20 t-3 t-18 t-203 Goals/Game t-183 Taylor Trimble Total Team ACC NCAA Points 23 5 Points/Game Goals 20 t-3 t-18 t-203 Goals/Game t-17 t-219 Draw Controls/Game t-112 Taylor Virden Total Team ACC NCAA Ground Balls/Game t-91 Draw Controls/Game t-50 Caused Turnovers/Game t-131 ON THE ROAD AGAIN Duke is 3-2 on the road this season with wins over Georgetown (March 9), Jacksonville (March 13) and Virginia (March 23) and losses to Maryland (Feb. 24) and Boston College (Apr. 6)... The program holds an all-time record of when playing away from home. ONE-GOAL GAMES The Blue Devils are all-time in games decided by one goal after falling to Boston College, 9-10, on Apr Duke is 1-2 in one-goal games this season with a win over Georgetown (March 9) and losses to North Carolina (March 28) and the Eagles... Since 2010, the Blue Devils have played in 11 one-goal games, posting a 7-4 record in that span. ACC TOURNAMENT The 2013 ACC Tournament will be held in Chapel Hill, N.C., April The Blue Devils will be seeking their second ACC title in program history and first since NCAA TOURNAMENT Duke will also be in the hunt for the program s 16th consecutive appearance in the NCAA Tournament in The Blue Devils own an all-time record of in the tournament while making six trips to the national semifinals (1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2011)... Duke is one of seven schools with consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances of five or more years, joining Maryland (23), Virginia (17), Northwestern (9), North Carolina (8), Pennsylvania (6) and Massachusetts (5). DURYEA MATURING QUICKLY IN THE CAGE Freshman Kelsey Duryea has been solid in the net since making her first appearance in the second half against Maryland on Feb Duryea has started all seven contests since then, averaging a nation-best saves per game... The Beverly, Mass., native also leads the country in save percentage at.546 and paces the ACC in saves (83), saves per game and save percentage... Duryea recorded a season-high 15 saves against North Carolina on March 28. DUKE TOP-20 NATIONALLY IN POINTS SCORED In the April 8 edition of the NCAA s Division I team statistics, the Blue Devils were tied for 17th nationally in points scored with 220 through 12 games (161g, 59a)... Duke also ranked among the top 20 teams in the country in scoring offense (16th, gpg), scoring defense (19th, 8.75 gapg) and in scoring margin (15th, 4.67). BALANCED ATTACK Fourteen different Blue Devils have scored a goal and 12 players have notched at least one assist through 11 games this season... Seven Blue Devils have also recorded hat tricks this spring, led by senior Makenzie Hommel with seven... In a 23-0 shutout of Presbyterian on Feb. 10, 13 different Duke players found the back of the net. DEVILISH ON DEFENSE The Blue Devils defense ranks third in the ACC and 19th nationally, allowing opponents just 8.75 goals per game... Duke has limited opponents to single-digit scoring six times this season, including in a three-game span against Jacksonville (March 13), Dartmouth (March 17) and Virginia (March 23)... The team collected the second shutout in program history and first since the 1998 season in a 23-0 victory over Presbyterian (Feb. 10)... Sophomore defender Gabby Moise ranks third in the ACC in caused turnovers per game (1.33) while junior Taylor Virden ranks fifth (1.08) and second in ground balls per game (2.00). Single-Digit Scoring Games by Opponent Team (Gameday Rank) Date Goals Allowed Presbyterian Feb Dartmouth (13) March 17 5 Virginia (9) March 23 7 Jacksonville March 13 7 William & Mary Feb Virginia Tech Feb. 8 9 MAURER ONE OF NATION S TOP SCORERS Following an impressive rookie campaign, sophomore Kerrin Maurer continues to direct the Blue Devil attack in Maurer currently ranks fourth in the ACC and is tied for 41st nationally with 46 points this season for an average of 3.83 per contest... The Setauket, N.Y., native is also second in the conference and tied for 26th nationally in assists (21), and ranks 13th in the ACC in goals (25)... She has posted three hat tricks and recorded six multi-assist games this spring, in addition to matching or setting new career highs in every category. Maurer Goals 4 2x last vs. Vanderbilt 3/2/13 Assists 5 2x last vs. Virginia Tech 2/8/13 Points 8 2x last vs. Virginia Tech 2/8/13 Ground Balls 3 vs. William & Mary 2/17/13 Draw Controls 1 6x last at Virginia 3/23/13 Caused Turnovers 2 vs. William & Mary 2/17/13 SCORING STREAKS Sophomore Taylor Trimble has registered a point in 11 straight contests entering this weekend s action... Trimble and classmate Brigid Smith are in the midst of careerbest scoring streaks, with Smith scoring in each of her past six outings... Senior Makenzie Hommel has scored at least one point in seven consecutive contests. VIRDEN QUICK ON THE DRAW Through 12 games, Duke leads its opponents in draw controls by a margin... Junior defender Taylor Virden leads the squad with 38 draw controls this spring for an average of 3.17 per game, which ranks her sixth in the ACC... The Ellicott City, Md., native won a careerbest six draws earlier this season against Vanderbilt (3/2), and has registered three or more draws in seven games overall... Virden totaled five draws against Boston College (Apr. 6) to give her 106 for her career, moving her into ninth on Duke s all-time list. SCHEDULING THE BEST Duke s 2013 slate currently features six teams ranked in the top 20 of the latest IWLCA Coaches Poll... The Blue Devils suffered their first loss of the season against then-no. 4 Maryland on Feb The Terrapins moved up to the top spot in the following week s IWLCA poll... Duke has notched wins against No. 11 Georgetown (March 9), No. 13 Dartmouth (March 17) and No. 9 Virginia (March 23). Team Current Rank Gameday Rank Maryland 1 4 North Carolina 2 3 Northwestern 4 4 Georgetown 8 11 Virginia 11 9 Boston College 19 NR Dartmouth NR 13 ROOKIES MAKE IMMEDIATE IMPACT Six Blue Devil freshmen have seen the field so far this season with Kelci Smesko and Kelsey Duryea entering the starting lineup... Smesko and classmate Maddy Acton each collected their first collegiate goals in the season opener against Virginia Tech (Feb. 8)... Smesko has started every contest at attack and has tallied 26 points on 16 goals and 10 assists, with the 10 helpers ranking her second on the squad... Acton has played in every game, recording 12 points (10g, 2a)... Duryea made her first appearance between the pipes in the second half against Maryland and has started the seven games since then... Duryea leads the nation with an average of saves per game and a.546 save percentage... The native of Beverly, Mass., posted a season-high 15 saves against North Carolina (March 28) DUKE WOMEN S LACROSSE GODUKE.COM

5 100 CAREER POINTS 1. Katie Chrest Kristen Waagbo Caroline Cryer , Carolyn Davis Tricia Martin Lindsay Gilbride Leigh Jester Emma Hamm , Lauren Gallagher Christie Kaestner Kate Kaiser , Sarah Bullard Megan Del Monte Kelly Dirks Rachel Sanford Kate Soulier Kat Thomas Kim Wenger u 19. Makenzie Hommel 2010-Pr 101 u 20. Kerrin Maurer 2012-Pr CAREER GOALS 1. Katie Chrest Carolyn Davis Caroline Cryer , Tricia Martin Kristen Waagbo Lindsay Gilbride Kate Kaiser , Sarah Bullard Leigh Jester Lauren Gallagher Kelly Dirks Rachel Sanford Emma Hamm , Kat Thomas u 18. Makenzie Hommel 2010-Pr 81 u 23. Kerrin Maurer 2012-Pr 50 u t25. Taylor Trimble 2012-Pr CAREER ASSISTS 1. Kristen Waagbo Christie Kaestner Emma Hamm , Caroline Cryer , Tricia Martin Megan Del Monte Katie Chrest Leigh Jester Kate Soulier Carolyn Davis Lindsay Gilbride Lauren Gallagher u 13. Kerrin Maurer 2012-Pr 45 u t22. Makenzie Hommel 2010-Pr 20 u t30. Molly Quirke 2011-Pr 14 ATTACK DUO MOVING UP CAREER LISTS Senior Makenzie Hommel and sophomore Kerrin Maurer have both started the 2013 season in strong fashion... Hommel has registered a team-high 33 goals to go with six assists for a total of 39 points, while Maurer owns 25 goals and leads the team in assists (21) and points (46)... Hommel surpassed the 100-point mark for her career with a two-goal performance against Boston College (Apr. 6)... Maurer needs just five more points to reach the 100-point barrier and is also approaching the 50-assist milestone with 45 in just her second season. DURYEA ACCUMULATING WEEKLY HONORS Following an impressive performance in an win over Georgetown, freshman goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea was named the ACC Defensive Player of the Week (3/12), the WomensLax.com Rookie of the Week (3/11) and the Baltimore Sun National Women s Player of the Week (3/15)... Duryea made 11 stops against the Hoyas, including a save on a free position attempt with five seconds remaining which preserved the victory for Duke... The Beverly, Mass., native garnered ACC Defensive Player of the Week accolades again on March 26 after posting 12 saves in a 13-7 win over No. 9 Virginia (March 23). TWO BLUE DEVILS ON TEWAARATON WATCH LIST Juniors Maddy Morrissey and Taylor Virden were named to the 2013 Tewaaraton Trophy Watch List, as announced Feb Duke has had at least two players named to the list each season since the award s inception in 2001 with Katie Chrest earning the honor in SOPHOMORES SWEEP WEEKLY HONORS Sophomores Kerrin Maurer and Gabby Moise were named the ACC s Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week, respectively, in the conference s first edition of the weekly awards on Feb Maurer matched a program single-game record with five assists against Virginia Tech, in addition to recording a hat trick... Moise paced the Blue Devil defense with a career-high four caused turnovers in the season opener against the Hokies... The weekly honor was the second of Moise s career and the first for Maurer. SALAMONE ELECTED CHAIR OF NCAA SAAC Redshirt junior Maddie Salamone took over the position of chair for the NCAA s Division I National Student-Athlete Advisory Committee in January... Salamone was selected to represent the Atlantic Coast Conference on the national SAAC a year ago, marking the first time Duke has had an ACC representative on the national committee. PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA Two Blue Devils were named to the Inside Lacrosse Face- Off Yearbook Preseason All-America teams... Senior Lauren Martin and junior Taylor Virden each earned a spot on the third team. CAPTAINS Seniors Kaitlin Gaiss, Mie Graham, Lauren Martin and Taylor Virden will serve as the team captains for the 2013 season. WELCOME TO DUKE The Blue Devils class of 2016 is comprised of seven freshmen from four states and includes Maddy Acton (Massachusetts), Kelsey Duryea (Massachusetts), Kaki Jennison (Virginia), Emma Lazaroff (Colorado), Jordan McCarthy (New Jersey), Claire Scarrone (New Jersey) and Kelci Smesko (New Jersey)... The group was tabbed the No. 2 recruiting class in the country by Inside Lacrosse. 100 CAREER DRAW CONTROLS 1. Emma Hamm , Caroline Cryer Katie Chrest Kat Thomas Rachel Sanford Meghan Walters , Kim Wenger Claire Sullivan u 9. Taylor Virden 2011-Pr Carolyn Davis Allie Johnson u 28. Maddie Salamone 2010-Pr 49 u 29. Taylor Trimble 2012-Pr CAREER CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. Kate Kaiser , Rachel Sanford Megan Walters , Meghan Miller u t24. Taylor Virden 2011-Pr CAREER SAVES 1. Megan Huether Shannon Chaney Kim Imbesi Kristen Foster Mollie Mackler Natalie Lamarque u 7. Kaitlin Gaiss 2010-Pr 97 u 8. Kelsey Duryea 2013-Pr 83 GODUKE.COM 2013 DUKE WOMEN S LACROSSE 5

6 EDUCATION University of Maryland 93 PLAYING CAREER University of Maryland ( ) U.S. Elite Team ( ) KERSTIN KIMEL HEAD COACH 19TH SEASON 18TH SEASON AT DUKE The only head coach in Duke women s lacrosse history, Kerstin Manning Kimel has led the program from its inception in 1996, molding the Blue Devils into one of the nation s elite teams. In Kimel s 17 seasons at the helm of Duke women s lacrosse, she has compiled a record, leading the Blue Devils to six national semifinals, four ACC regular season titles, an ACC Tournament Championship and 15 consecutive NCAA Tournaments - the third longest current streak in the nation. A five-time ACC Coach of the Year, Kimel has also coached 33 All-America selections, 44 all-region honorees and 37 All-ACC picks. In addition, four of her former players were named to the 2009 U.S. National Team, representing the United States at the World Cup in Prague, Czech Republic. The Blue Devils have achieved equal success in the classroom during Kimel s tenure, collecting 19 Academic All-America accolades since Prior her arrival at Duke, Kimel was the head coach at Davidson College, leading the newly-created Wildcats program to a 4-8 record in 1994 as one of the nation s youngest head coaches in her first and only season at Davidson. Kimel was no stranger to NCAA Division I women s lacrosse before her time at Davidson, having played at the University of Maryland from During her career, she led the Terrapins to four consecutive national semifinal appearances and the 1992 NCAA National Championship. The Havertown, Pa., native was a two-time All-America selection and the 1993 NCAA National Defensive Player of the Year, appearing in Sports Illustrated s Faces in the Crowd. Kimel graduated from Maryland in 1993 with a bachelor s degree in speech communications. Prior to her collegiate career, Kimel was a standout at Haverford High School, earning first team All-Central League, All-Delaware County and USWLA All-America honors. Her numerous accomplishments have landed her in both the Haverford Hall of Fame and the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame - Delaware County. Kimel has also been a prominent figure on the international level as a member of the U.S. Elite Team from and as an alternate for the U.S. national team that captured a gold medal at the 1993 World Cup. In addition, Kimel served as chair of the IWLCA Growth Committee from and as Chair of the NCAA South Region Selection Committee. From , she was on the selection committee for the U.S. Elite/ Development squads, also working as an assistant coach for the U.S. Development squad from Kimel has also worked as Chair of the IWLCA/USL Division I All-America committee and completed a four-year term as a member of the NCAA Division I Women s Lacrosse Committee in In 2006, she became co-chair of the IWLCA External Relations Committee and served on the Tewaaraton award selection committee in During the summer of 2008, Kimel was elected to the IWLCA Board of Directors and acts as a Division I representative. Kimel s family tree includes many outstanding athletes, beginning with her father, Mike Manning, who played basketball at West Chester University, and her mother, Sallie Manning, who was a member of the tennis and field hockey squads at West Chester. Both her brother, Mike, and husband, Jack, played baseball at Western Carolina before moving on to play for the Texas Rangers organization, while her sister, Lindsay, played lacrosse at James Madison University and served as an assistant coach for the 2003 and 2007 World Champion U.S. under-19 teams. Her extended family also includes three collegiate basketball players - uncles Ed (Villanova) and Chris Manning (Philadelphia College of Textile) and cousin Alicia Manning (Lafayette) - one collegiate swimmer - uncle John Manning (Villanova) - two baseball players - cousins Brian Manning (Villanova) and Pat Manning (Atlanta Braves minor league) - and one hockey standout - brother-in-law Matt Mulhern (Boston College). Kimel and her husband Jack reside in Durham with their three children - daughters Frances Caroline and Claire and son Russell McKinley Mac. KIMEL YEAR-BY-YEAR Overall Conference Year School Record Record 1994 Davidson Duke Duke (4th) 1998 Duke (3rd) 1999 Duke (3rd) 2000 Duke (3rd) 2001 Duke (2nd) 2002 Duke (3rd) 2003 Duke (2nd) 2004 Duke (1st) 2005 Duke (1st) 2006 Duke (t-1st) 2007 Duke (t-1st) 2008 Duke (3rd) 2009 Duke (3rd) 2010 Duke (4th) 2011 Duke (2nd) 2012 Duke (2nd) 2013 Duke Totals 19 seasons Davidson 1 season 4-8 Duke 18 seasons KIMEL vs. ALL OPPONENTS Duke Total School W-L W-L American 0-1 Boston Coll Boston U Brown Bucknell California Canisius Colgate Dartmouth Davidson Denver Duquesne Florida George Mason Georgetown Greensboro Col. 2-0 Guilford Coll. 1-0 High Point Hofstra Holy Cross Jacksonville James Madison Johns Hopkins Lehigh LeMoyne Longwood Loyola Lynchburg 0-1 Maryland Navy N. Carolina Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio St Duke Total School W-L W-L Pennsylvania Presbyterian Princeton R. Macon 0-1 Richmond Roanoke Coll. 0-1 Saint Mary s Stanford St Joseph s Stony Brook Temple Towson UMBC Vanderbilt Vermont Villanova Virginia Virginia Tech W&M Yale COACHING NOTES KERSTIN KIMEL AMONG NATION S BEST Kimel registered her 200th career victory on March 16, 2011, an 18-8 win over Virginia Tech at Koskinen Stadium... She is one of just eight active head coaches with 200 or more career wins... Kimel s 229 career wins rank her tied for fifth among active NCAA Division I coaches and tied for seventh all-time among NCAA Division I coaches. NCAA ACTIVE COACHING RECORDS WINS (DIVISION I) As of 4/9/13 Name (School) Yrs W L Pct. 1 Cindy Timchal (Navy) Chris Sailer (Princeton) Julie Myers (Virginia) Jenny Levy (UNC) Kerstin Kimel (Duke) Amy Patton (Dartmouth) Mandee O Leary (Florida) Janine Tucker (Johns Hopkins) Kelly Amonte Hiller (N western) Anna Marie Vesco (Drexel) NCAA ALL-TIME COACHING RECORD WINS (DIVISION I) As of 4/9/13 Name Yrs W L Pct. 1 Cindy Timchal * Chris Sailer * Tracy Coyne Carole Kleinfelder Julie Myers * Jenny Levy * Kerstin Kimel * Amy Patton * Mandee O Leary * Kim Ciarrocca Janine Tucker* * Denotes active coach DUKE WOMEN S LACROSSE GODUKE.COM

7 2013 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown (Previous School) 1 Sydney Peterson A 5-7 Jr Towson, Md. (Notre Dame Prep) 2 Makenzie Hommel A 5-6 Sr Setauket, N.Y. (Ward Melville HS) 3 Maddy Morrissey M 5-4 Jr Skaneateles, N.Y. (Skaneateles HS) 4 Callie Francis M 5-4 So Ponte Verda Beach, Fla. (The Hill School [Pa.]) 6 Brigid Smith A 5-8 So Rockville, Md. (Good Counsel) 7 Chelsea Landon M 5-3 So Norwell, Mass. (Noble & Greenough) 8 Emma Tucci A 5-8 Jr Rye, N.Y. (Rye HS) 9 Kerrin Maurer A 5-6 So Setauket, N.Y. (St. Anthony s) 10 Lauren Martin D 5-6 Sr Weston, Mass. (Noble & Greenough) 11 Erin Tenneson M 5-7 So Pasadena, Md. (Chesapeake HS) 12 Jordan McCarthy M 5-8 Fr New Vernon, N.J. (The Taft School) 13 Alyssa Ogle A 5-7 Sr Moorestown, N.J. (Moorestown HS) 14 Taylor Trimble M 5-10 So Rosemont, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) 15 Maddie Salamone M 5-9 rjr Bel Air, Md. (Bel Air HS) 16 Emma Lazaroff M/A 5-5 Fr Lafayette, Colo. (Fairview) 17 Caroline Keating A 5-9 Sr Gladwyne, Pa. (Agnes Irwin School) 18 Kaitlin Gaiss G 5-5 Sr North Andover, Mass. (Phillips Academy) 19 Claire Scarrone M 5-3 Fr Rumson, N.J. (Rumson-Fair Haven Regional) 21 Tara Stokes D 5-9 Jr Gladwyne, Pa. (The Shipley School) 22 Molly Quirke M 5-9 Jr Wilmette, Ill. (New Trier HS) 23 Taylor Virden D 5-9 Jr Ellicott City, Md. (McDonogh School) 24 Katie Trees M 5-9 So San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS) 25 Kelsey Duryea G 5-8 Fr Beverly, Mass. (Governor s Academy) 26 Kelci Smesko M/A 5-10 Fr Ridgewood, N.J. (Ridgewood) 28 Maddy Acton A 5-8 Fr Sudbury, Mass. (Lincoln Sudbury Regional HS) 29 Kaki Jennison M 5-11 Fr Richmond, Va. (St. Catherine s) 30 Sophia Sourlis D 5-2 Jr Timonium, Md. (The Bryn Mawr School) 32 Sarah Kendrick D 5-9 Sr Lawrenceville, N.J. (The Hill School) 33 Gabrielle Moise D 5-3 So Princeton, N.J. (Peddie School/White Mountain) 34 Mie Graham D 5-8 Sr Princeton, N.J. (Princeton HS) 36 Angel Thompson G 5-4 So The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands HS) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown (Previous School) 28 Maddy Acton A 5-8 Fr Sudbury, Mass. (Lincoln Sudbury Regional HS) 25 Kelsey Duryea G 5-8 Fr Beverly, Mass. (The Governor s Academy) 4 Callie Francis M 5-4 So Ponte Verda Beach, Fla. (The Hill School [Pa.]) 18 Kaitlin Gaiss G 5-5 Sr North Andover, Mass. (Phillips Academy) 34 Mie Graham D 5-8 Sr Princeton, N.J. (Princeton HS) 2 Makenzie Hommel A 5-6 Sr Setauket, N.Y. (Ward Melville HS) 29 Kaki Jennison M 5-11 Fr Richmond, Va. (St. Catherine s) 17 Caroline Keating A 5-9 Sr Gladwyne, Pa. (Agnes Irwin School) 32 Sarah Kendrick D 5-9 Sr Lawrenceville, N.J. (The Hill School) 7 Chelsea Landon M 5-4 So Dedham, Mass. (Noble & Greenough) 16 Emma Lazaroff M/A 5-5 Fr Lafayette, Colo. (Fairview) 10 Lauren Martin D 5-6 Sr Weston, Mass. (Noble & Greenough) 9 Kerrin Maurer A 5-6 So Setauket, N.Y. (St. Anthony s) 12 Jordan McCarthy M 5-8 Fr New Vernon, N.J. (The Taft School) 33 Gabrielle Moise D 5-3 So Princeton, N.J. (Peddie School/White Mountain) 3 Maddy Morrissey M 5-4 Jr Skaneateles, N.Y. (Skaneateles HS) 13 Alyssa Ogle A 5-7 Sr Moorestown, N.J. (Moorestown HS) 1 Sydney Peterson A 5-7 Jr Towson, Md. (Notre Dame Prep) 22 Molly Quirke M 5-9 Jr Wilmette, Ill. (New Trier HS) 15 Maddie Salamone A 5-9 rjr Bel Air, Md. (Bel Air HS) 19 Claire Scarrone M 5-3 Fr Rumson, N.J. (Rumson-Fair Haven Regional) 26 Kelci Smesko M/A 5-10 Fr Ridgewood, N.J. (Ridgewood) 6 Brigid Smith A 5-8 So Rockville, Md. (Good Counsel) 30 Sophia Sourlis D 5-2 Jr Timonium, Md. (The Bryn Mawr School) 21 Tara Stokes D 5-9 Jr Gladwyne, Pa. (The Shipley School) 11 Erin Tenneson M 5-7 So Pasadena, Md. (Chespeake-Anne Arundel) 36 Angel Thompson G 5-4 So The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands HS) 24 Katie Trees M 5-9 So San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS) 14 Taylor Trimble M 5-10 So Rosemont, Pa, (Episcopal Academy) 8 Emma Tucci A 5-8 Jr Rye, N.Y. (Rye HS) 23 Taylor Virden D 5-9 Jr Ellicott City, Md. (McDonogh School) BY CLASS u Seniors (7): Kaitlin Gaiss, Mie Graham, Makenzie Hommel, Caroline Keating, Sarah Kendrick, Lauren Martin, Alyssa Ogle u Juniors (8) Maddy Morrissey, Sydney Peterson, Molly Quirke, Maddie Salamone, Sophia Sourlis, Tara Stokes, Emma Tucci, Taylor Virden u Sophomores (9) Callie Francis, Chelsea Landon, Kerrin Maurer, Gabby Moise, Brigid Smith, Erin Tenneson, Angel Thompson, Katie Trees, Taylor Trimble u Freshmen (7) Maddy Acton, Kelsey Duryea, Kaki Jennison, Emma Lazaroff, Jordan McCarthy, Claire Scarrone, Kelci Smesko BY STATE u California (1) u Colorado (1) Katie Trees Emma Lazaroff u Florida (1) u Illinois (1) Callie Francis Molly Quirke u Maryland (6) Sydney Peterson, Maddie Salamone, Brigid Smith, Sophia Sourlis, Erin Tenneson, Taylor Virden u Massachusetts (5) Maddy Acton, Kelsey Duryea, Kaitlin Gaiss, Chelsea Landon, Lauren Martin u New Jersey (7) Mie Graham, Sarah Kendrick, Jordan McCarthy, Gabrielle Moise, Alyssa Ogle, Claire Scarrone, Kelci Smesko, u New York (4) Makenzie Hommel, Kerrin Maurer, Maddy Morrissey, Emma Tucci u Pennsylvania (3) Caroline Keating, Tara Stokes, Taylor Trimble u Texas (1) u Virginia (1) Angel Thompson Kaki Jennison PRONUNCIATIONS Brigid Duryea Gaiss Hommel Kaki Kerstin Kerrin Kimel Lazaroff Mie Moise Ogle Scarrone Sourlis Tucci Bridget DUR-e-yah GICE HUM-uhl Khaki KEER-stin Kare-in KIM-uhl LAZ-ar-off MEE-uh MOYZE OH-guhl SCAR-own SORE-lis TOO-chee COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Kerstin Kimel (Maryland 93) Assistant Coach: Amanda Barnes (North Carolina 08) Assistant Coach: Kristen Waagbo (Duke 07) GODUKE.COM 2013 DUKE WOMEN S LACROSSE 7

8 MADDY ACTON #28 Freshman Attack Sudbury, Mass. (Lincoln Sudbury) Total Goals 2 3x last vs. W&M 2/17/13 Assists 1 2x last vs. Vanderbilt 3/2/13 Points 2 4x last vs. W&M 2/17/13 Ground Balls 1 4x last at Jacksonville 3/13/13 Draw Controls 4 vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Caused Turnovers 2 vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 KELSEY DURYEA #25 Freshman Goalie Beverly, Mass. (The Governor s Acad.) Named the Baltimore Sun s Lacrosse Insider National Player of the Week on March 15 Named ACC Defensive Player of the Week on March 12 and March 26 Named WomensLax.com Rookie of the Week on March 11 Year GP-GS Min GA GAA Svs Pct. Faced : Total : Goals Against 12 2x last vs. North Carolina 3/28/13 Saves 15 vs. North Carolina 3/28/13 Ground Balls 4 vs. North Carolina 3/28/13 Caused Turnovers 2 vs. Dartmouth 3/17/13 CALLIE FRANCIS #4 Sophomore Midfield Ponte Verda Beach, Fla. (The Hill School) Total Goals 1 vs. Bucknell 2/4/12 Points 1 vs. Bucknell 2/4/12 Ground Balls 3 vs. Bucknell 2/4/12 Caused Turnovers 2 vs. Bucknell 2/4/12 KAITLIN GAISS #18 Senior Goalie North Andover, Mass. (Phillips Acd.) Team captain Year GP-GS Min GA GAA Svs Pct. Faced : : : : Total : Goals Against 19 vs. Northwestern 4/3/10 Saves 8 2x last vs. Navy 3/27/10 Ground Balls 4 2x last vs. W&M 2/17/13 Caused Turnovers 5 vs. Northwestern 4/3/10 MIE GRAHAM #34 Senior Defense Princeton, N.J. (Princeton HS) Team captain Total Ground Balls 2 4x last vs. Dartmouth 3/17/13 Draw Controls 1 4x last at Virginia Tech 3/14/12 Caused Turnovers 3 vs. Dartmouth 3/17/13 MAKENZIE HOMMEL #2 Senior Attack Setauket, N.Y. (Ward Melville) Total Goals 5 vs. Richmond 2/15/13 Assists 3 at William & Mary 2/8/12 Points 6 at William & Mary 2/8/12 Ground Balls 4 vs. Saint Mary s 4/17/11 Draw Controls 2 vs. Navy 2/27/11 Caused Turnovers 2 vs. Saint Mary s 4/17/11 KAKI JENNISON #29 Freshman Midfield Richmond, Va. (St. Catherine s) 2013 Total CAROLINE KEATING #17 Senior Attack Gladwyne, Pa. (Agnes Irwin School) Total SARAH KENDRICK #32 Senior Defense Lawrenceville, N.J. (The Hill School) Total Ground Balls 2 vs. Saint Mary s 4/17/11 Caused Turnovers 1 4x last vs. Vanderbilt 3/2/13 CHELSEA LANDON #7 Sophomore Midfield Norwell, Mass. (Noble & Greenough) Total Goals 4 vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Assists 1 4x last vs. Richmond 2/15/13 Points 4 vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Ground Balls 2 2x last vs. W&M 2/17/13 Draw Controls 3 vs. Bucknell 2/4/12 Caused Turnovers 2 vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 EMMA LAZAROFF #16 Freshman Midfield/Attack Lafayette, Colo. (Fairview) Total DUKE WOMEN S LACROSSE GODUKE.COM

9 LAUREN MARTIN #10 Senior Defense Weston, Mass. (Noble & Greenough) Named to Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Yearbook Preseason All-America third team Team captain Total Assists 1 vs. Saint Mary s 4/17/11 Points 1 vs. Saint Mary s 4/17/11 Ground Balls 4 at Penn 4/29/11 Draw Controls 2 3x last at Princeton 3/3/12 Caused Turnovers 3 3x last vs. Vanderbilt 3/9/11 KERRIN MAURER #9 Sophomore Attack Setauket, N.Y. (St. Anthony s) Named ACC Offensive Player of the Week on Feb Total Goals 4 2x last vs. Vanderbilt 3/2/13 Assists 5 2x last vs. Virginia Tech 2/8/13 Points 8 2x last vs. Virginia Tech 2/8/13 Ground Balls 3 vs. William & Mary 2/17/13 Draw Controls 1 6x last at Virginia 3/23/13 Caused Turnovers 2 vs. William & Mary 2/17/13 JORDAN MCCARTHY #12 Freshman Midfield New Vernon, N.J. (The Taft School) Total GABBY MOISE #33 Sophomore Defense Princeton, N.J. (Peddie School) Named ACC Defensive Player of the Week on Feb Total Ground Balls 2 5x last at Virginia 3/23/13 Draw Controls 2 at Virginia 3/23/13 Caused Turnovers 4 2x last vs. Virginia Tech 2/8/13 MADDY MORRISSEY #3 Junior Midfield Skaneateles, N.Y. (Skaneateles) Named to the Tewaarton Award Watch List on Feb Total Goals 3 4x last at Virginia 3/23/13 Assists 3 at Princeton 3/3/12 Points 4 2x last at Virginia 3/23/13 Ground Balls 3 2x last vs. High Point 4/11/12 Draw Controls 4 vs. Richmond 2/15/13 Caused Turnovers 2 4x last vs. W&M 2/17/13 ALYSSA OGLE #13 Senior Attack Moorestown, N.J. (Moorestown) Total Goals 2 3x last vs. Bucknell 2/4/12 Assists 3 2x last vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Points 5 vs. Bucknell 2/4/12 Ground Balls 1 4x last vs. Nwestern 2/19/12 Draw Controls 1 vs. Navy 3/21/10 Caused Turnovers 1 vs. Saint Mary s 4/17/11 SYDNEY PETERSON #1 Junior Attack Towson, Md. (Notre Dame Prep) Total Goals 1 4x last vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Assists 1 2x last vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Points 2 2x last vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Ground Balls 2 vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Draw Controls 1 vs. Bucknell 2/4/12 MOLLY QUIRKE #22 Junior Midfield Wilmette, Ill. (New Trier) Total Goals 5 at William & Mary 2/8/12 Assists 2 at Princeton 3/3/12 Points 5 last at William & Mary 2/8/12 Ground Balls 4 2x last vs. W&M 2/17/13 Draw Controls 2 5x last at Richmond 2/17/12 Caused Turnovers 4 vs. Vanderbilt 3/9/11 MADDIE SALAMONE #15 RJunior Midfield Bel Air, Md. (Bel Air) Total Goals 3 vs. Ohio State 2/12/11 Assists 1 3x last at Jacksonville 3/13/13 Points 3 vs. Ohio State 2/12/11 Ground Balls 2 3x last vs. UNC 4/15/11 Draw Controls 9 vs. Virginia Tech 2/8/13 Caused Turnovers 2 2x last vs. W&M 2/17/13 CLAIRE SCARRONE #19 Freshman Midfield Rumson, N.J. (Rumson-Fair Haven Reg.) Total Caused Turnovers 1 vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 GODUKE.COM 2013 DUKE WOMEN S LACROSSE 9

10 KELCI SMESKO #26 Freshman Midfield/Attack Ridgewood, N.J. (Ridgewood) ERIN TENNESON #11 Sophomore Midfield Pasadena, Md. (Chesapeake) EMMA TUCCI #8 Junior Midfield Rye, N.Y. (Rye) Total Goals 3 2x last at BC 4/6/13 Assists 3 vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Points 5 at Boston College 4/6/13 Ground Balls 1 4x last vs. Dartmouth 3/17/13 Draw Controls 1 4x last vs. Dartmouth 3/17/13 Caused Turnovers 3 vs. Virginia Tech 2/8/13 BRIGID SMITH #6 Sophomore Attack Rockville, Md. (Our Lady of Good Counsel) Total Goals 4 vs. Richmond 2/15/13 Assists 1 4x last vs. North Carolina 3/28/13 Points 4 2x last vs. Dartmouth 3/17/13 Ground Balls 3 vs. William & Mary 2/17/13 Draw Controls 1 8x last at Maryland 2/24/13 Caused Turnovers 2 vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 SOPHIA SOURLIS #30 Junior Defense Timonium, Md. (The Bryn Mawr School) Total Ground Balls 1 vs. Saint Mary s 4/17/11 Draw Controls 1 vs. Bucknell 2/4/12 TARA STOKES #21 Junior Defense Gladwyne, Pa. (The Shipley School) Total Total Goals 2 vs. Virginia Tech 2/8/13 Points 2 vs. Virginia Tech 2/8/13 Ground Balls 2 2x last vs W&M 2/17/13 Draw Controls 1 6x last at BC 4/6/13 Caused Turnovers 2 vs. William & Mary 2/17/13 ANGEL THOMPSON #36 Sophomore Goalie The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands) Year GP-GS Min GA GAA Svs Pct. Faced : Total 1-0 2: KATIE TREES #24 Sophomore Midfield San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines) Total Ground Balls 1 vs. High Point 4/11/12 TAYLOR TRIMBLE #14 Sophomore Midfield Rosemont, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) Total Goals 5 at Virginia Tech 3/14/12 Assists 2 vs. Richmond 2/15/13 Points 6 vs. Richmond 2/15/13 Ground Balls 2 2x last at Jacksonville 3/13/13 Draw Controls 5 2x last vs. Vanderbilt 3/2/13 Caused Turnovers 1 5x last vs. Vanderbilt 3/2/ Total Goals 1 2x last vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Points 1 2x last vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Draw Controls 2 vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 TAYLOR VIRDEN #23 Junior Defense Ellicott City, Md. (McDonogh) Named to the Tewaarton Award Watch List on Feb. 22 Named to Inside Lacrosse Face-Off Yearbook Preseason All-America third team Team captain Total Goals 1 6x last vs. Penn 4/28/12 Assists 1 vs. Bucknell 2/4/12 Points 1 7x last vs. Penn 4/28/12 Ground Balls 5 vs. Richmond 2/15/13 Draw Controls 6 vs. Vanderbilt 3/2/13 Caused Turnovers 3 2x last vs. VT 2/8/13 Assists 1 vs. Saint Mary s 4/17/11 Points 1 vs. Saint Mary s 4/17/11 Ground Balls 1 4x last at Virginia 3/23/13 Draw Controls 1 vs. Presbyterian 2/10/13 Caused Turnovers 1 vs. Virginia 3/24/ DUKE WOMEN S LACROSSE GODUKE.COM