DUKE BLUE DEVILS l 2016 GAME NOTES DUKE DRAW CONTROLS 93 ASSISTS GOALS 2016 SCHEDULE NO. 12 DUKE (10-8, 4-3 ACC) LOYOLA THE MATCHUP

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1 2016 SCHEDULE NO. 12 DUKE (10-8, 4-3 ACC) Feb. 4 CAMPBELL W, 20-4 Durham, N.C. BDN+ DUKE THE MATCHUP DUKE BLUE DEVILS l 2016 GAME NOTES LOYOLA Feb. 7 #5 NORTHWESTERN L, 8-11 Durham, N.C. BDN+ Feb. 12 at Navy W, 18-9 Annapolis, Md. PatriotLeague.TV Feb. 20 vs. #19 Southern Cal L, 5-11 Costa Mesa, Calif. MaxLaxOC.com Feb. 25 ELON L, 6-7 Durham, N.C. BDN+ Feb. 28 #13 PENN W, 12-6 Durham, N.C. BDN+ March 5 at Virginia Tech * W, 13-4 Blacksburg, Va. ESPN3 March 9 GEORGETOWN L, 9-10 Durham, N.C. BDN+ March 12 #5 LOUISVILLE * W, 16-5 Durham, N.C. BDN+ March 16 at Columbia W, 11-7 New York, N.Y. Ivy League Digital Network March 19 at Villanova W, 7-4 Villanova, Pa. College Sports Live Record (4-3 ACC) Ranking (IWLCA/IL)...12/16 Last Game... L, 6-7 vs. No. 3 North Carolina (4/29) Record vs. Loyola at neutral site in NCAA Tournament Last matchup... L, 8-16 (4/23/16) Head Coach... Kerstin Kimel Career Record /22nd season Duke Record /21st season vs. Loyola SETTING THE SCENE Duke and Loyola will square off for the first time since 2005 Friday in NCAA Tournament first round action. The 5 p.m. contest will be held at North Carolina s Fetzer Field. The Blue Devils received their 19th consecutive selection to the tournament field after compiling a 10-8 ledger for the spring. The Greyhounds punched their ticket to the tournament after capturing their third-straight Patriot League title. The winner of Friday s contest advances to face No. 3 seed and host North Carolina Sunday in the second round. DUKE VS. THE COMPETITION Record (9-0 Patriot League) Ranking (IWLCA/IL)... NR/20 Last Game... W, 12-8 vs. Navy (5/8) Head Coach...Jen Adams Career Record /8th season Loyola Record... same vs. Duke BY THE NUMBERS 3 Duke goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea s national rank in save percentage (.534) 4 Loyola netminder Molly Wolf s national rank in save percentage (.529) 2 Duryea s rank on the Blue Devils all-time career saves list (599) 93 Draw controls won by freshman Olivia Jenner this spring to break the program single season record previously held by Emma Hamm ( 12) March 26 #13 VIRGINIA * W, 11-8 Durham, N.C. ESPN3 April 3 at #4 Syracuse * L, Syracuse, N.Y. ESPN3 April 9 #11 BOSTON COLLEGE * W, 12-8 Durham, N.C. ESPN3 April 16 at #7 Notre Dame * L, 9-10 OT Notre Dame, Ind. WatchND April 23 at #3 North Carolina * L, 8-16 Chapel Hill, N.C. ESPN3 TALE OF THE TAPE DUKE LOYOLA Goals/Game Shot Percentage Shots/Game Assists FPG-FPS Ground Balls Draw Controls Turnovers Caused Turnovers Clear Percentage Goals Allowed Average Saves The Blue Devils average scoring output in 10 wins this spring, compared to a 7.88 average in eight losses 8 Consecutive contests won by the Greyhounds entering Friday s first-round matchup 1 Former Blue Devil selected in the inaugural United Women s Lacrosse League (UWLX) draft graduate Sarah Bullard, who was taken in the third round by the Boston Storm 20 Years of Duke women s lacrosse being celebrated this season, using the hashtag #DukeWLAX20th April 28 vs. #10 Virginia W, 9-8 Blacksburg, Va. ACC QF RSN/ESPN3 April 29 vs. #3 North Carolina L, 6-7 Blacksburg, Va. ACC SF RSN/ESPN3 May 13 vs. Loyola 5 p.m. Chapel Hill, N.C. NCAA 1st Round GOALS 46 DUKE STATISTICAL LEADERS ASSISTS 19 DRAW CONTROLS 93 #10 KYRA HARNEY #23 MADDIE CRUTCHFIELD #14 OLIVIA JENNER 1

2 2016 HONORS ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Kelsey Duryea, Olivia Jenner TEWAARATON AWARD NOMINEES Maddie Crutchfield, Kelsey Duryea ALL-ACC Maddie Crutchfield Kelsey Duryea Maura Schwitter Kyra Harney First Team First Team First Team Second Team IWLCA DIV. I PLAYER OF THE WEEK Kyra Harney April 13 BALTIMORE SUN PLAYER OF THE WEEK Kelsey Duryea March 18 ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK Maddie Crutchfield Offensive (March 15) Kelsey Duryea Defensive (March 15, March 29) EPOCH/LACROSSE MAGAZINE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Maddie Crutchfield March 14 INSIDE LACROSSE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Kelsey Duryea Feb. 9 TEAM CAPTAINS Emma Lazaroff, Izzy Montagne, Claire Scarrone, Kelci Smesko DUKE UNIVERSITY Location...Durham, N.C. Founded (as Trinity College) Enrollment...6,504 undergraduates 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 TEAM INFORMATION 2015 Record (5-2 ACC) 2015 ACC Finish...2nd 2015 Postseason...NCAA Semifinals Starters Returning/Lost...7/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 27/9 Newcomers PROGRAM HISTORY All-Time Record (.671) ACC Regular Season Record (.573) ACC Tournament Titles...1 (2005) NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last)...19 (2016) NCAA Semifinals...7 (1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2015) COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Kerstin Kimel (Maryland 93) Assistant Coach...Amanda Barnes (North Carolina 08) Assistant Coach...Lauren Morton (Boston University 08) Volunteer Asst. Coach...Taelar Errington (Campbell 14) DUKE SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director... Art Chase Women s Lacrosse SID...Leslie Gaber ...lgaber@duaa.duke.edu Office/Cell Phone...(919) / (614) DUKE WOMEN S LAX ON SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter...@Duke_WLAX Facebook... /DukeWomensLacrosse Instagram...@bluedevilswlax DUKE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT The Blue Devils garnered the program s 19th consecutive selection to the NCAA Championship field... Duke is one of just three programs with consecutive appearances of 15 or more years (Maryland 27, Virginia 21)... The Blue Devils are all-time in the tournament and made the program s seventh trip to the NCAA semifinals last spring, joining the 1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2011 squads in doing so... Under the direction of head coach Kerstin Kimel, the program is 13-3 in first round play, having won 10 consecutive first round matchups. JENNER CLAIMS SINGLE SEASON DRAWS RECORD Freshman Olivia Jenner has spearheaded Duke s effort at the draw, leading the team in all but three contests... She surpassed Emma Hamm ( 12) for the most recorded by a Duke player in a season against North Carolina (4/29)... She also broke the freshman draw controls record earlier this spring... Jenner won a season-high 13 at Navy (2/12), helping the Blue Devils total 23 draw controls for the program s most since winning 24 against Richmond Feb. 18, Duke is 6-4 this spring when winning the draw. LOYOLA SERIES HISTORY Duke and the Greyhounds will meet for just the fourth time in program history and first time since The Blue Devils claimed the last meeting, a regular season victory in Durham... Loyola took the only previous NCAA Tournament contest between the teams, a 7-6 decision in The teams have never met on a neutral field. Series Results LOYOLA (1-2) A H W A A L 8-10 Y H L 6-7 denotes NCAA Tournament game DUKE VS. THE PATRIOT LEAGUE The Blue Devils are 10-4 historically against teams from the Patriot League... Duke defeated Patriot League member Navy by an 18-9 score in February. SCOUTING THE GREYHOUNDS Loyola captured the Patriot League title for a third consecutive season and will appear in the NCAA Tournament for the sixth-straight year... The Greyhounds are historically in tournament contests... The squad enters the weekend on an eight-game win streak... Goalkeeper Molly Wolf tops the Patriot League and ranks fourth nationally in save percentage (.529)... She has guided Loyola to an 8.26 goals against average, which places the squad among the top 30 teams in the country... The Greyhounds also rank among the national leaders in caused turnovers per game (9.95)... Leading scorer Maddy Blakeman has totaled 60 points on the season (37g, 23a) while Hannah Powers has supplied 54 (32g, 22a)... Sabrina Tabasso owns a team-high 60 draw controls. IN COMMON Duke and the Greyhounds share four mutual opponents this spring... The Blue Devils went 3-2 in those contests while Loyola compiled a 4-1 record. Opponent Duke Loyola Georgetown L, 9-10 W, 12-9 Navy W, 18-9 W, 8-2; W, 12-8 Syracuse L, L, 6-17 Virginia W, 11-8; W, 9-8 W, LAST TIME OUT Facing North Carolina for the second time in as many weeks, Duke held the Tar Heels to a season-low scoring output but came up short in a 7-6 ACC semifinal loss April 29 in Blacksburg, Va.... The Blue Devil defense, led once again by the play of senior goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea, turned in a solid performance after surrendering 16 goals in the regular season meeting with North Carolina... Duke also controlled the draw behind freshman Olivia Jenner at the draw, but costly turnovers down the stretch ended the squad s tournament run in the semifinals for the second consecutive year. DURYEA MAKING THE MOST OF SENIOR SEASON Senior goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea posted 20 stops in two ACC Tournament games to give her 599 for her career... She stands to become only the third goalkeeper in ACC history to top 600 saves for her career... Duryea trails only Megan Huether ( 06) on Duke s career saves and goalkeeper wins lists... The Beverly, Mass., native is among the current national leaders in save percentage (3rd,.534) and enters the tournament ranked second among all active NCAA Div. I goalkeepers in career saves and fifth in ground balls. Duke Career Saves 1. Megan Huether KELSEY DURYEA 2013-PR 599 ACC Career Saves 1. Alex Kahoe ( ) Maryland Megan Huether ( ) Duke KELSEY DURYEA (2013-PR) Duke 599 Duke Career Ground Balls 1. Kate Kaiser , Claire Sullivan Meghan Miller Megan Huether KELSEY DURYEA 2013-PR 172 NCAA Active Career Leaders - Saves 1. Molly Wolf Loyola KELSEY DURYEA Duke Meg Gulmi Cincinnati Shannon Nee UConn Paige Soenksen Colorado 463 Steph Rurkowski Mt. St. Mary s 463 NCAA Active Career Leaders - Ground Balls 1. Shea Gegan Wagner Barbara Sullivan Notre Dame Vanessa VanderZalm Vermont Meg Gulmi Cincinnati KELSEY DURYEA Duke 172 DOMINATING DEFENSIVE STRETCHES KEY ATTACK Duke s young attack has received a boost from a veteran defense this spring... Anchored by senior goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea, the unit has kept opponents off the board for stretches of 15 minutes or more in 13 of 18 contests... The Blue Devil defense has held teams without a goal for 20 minutes or more seven times, going 5-1 in those contests. Opponent Scoring Drought Duke Run Campbell 48: Villanova 28: No. 5 Louisville 27: Virginia Tech 25: Virginia Tech 25: No. 13 Penn 21: No. 5 Northwestern 21:06 3-0

3 2016 RECORD BREAKDOWN Record Streak OVERALL 10-8 L1 Home 5-3 W3 Away 4-3 L3 Neutral 1-2 L1 CONFERENCE 4-3 L2 Home 3-0 W3 Away 1-3 L3 Neutral NON-CONFERENCE 5-4 W2 Home 2-3 L1 Away 3-0 W3 Neutral 0-1 L1 VS. 15 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS 5-6 L1 Home 4-1 W4 Away 0-3 L3 Neutral 1-2 L1 VS. TOP-5 OPPONENTS 1-4 L3 Home 1-1 W1 Away 0-2 L2 Neutral 0-1 L1 VS. TOP-10 OPPONENTS 2-5 L1 Home 1-1 W1 Away 0-3 L3 Neutral 1-1 L1 VS. TOP-20 OPPONENTS 5-6 L1 Home 4-1 W4 Away 0-3 L3 Neutral 1-2 L1 Leading at halftime L1 Trailing at halftime L2 In overtime L1 When Duke scores first L1 When opponent scores first L1 When Duke scores 10+ goals W1 When opponent scores 10+ goals L6 Duke has more shots W3 Opponent has more shots L1 Duke has more draw controls L1 Opponent has more draw controls L1 Largest halftime lead vs. Campbell (2/4) Largest halftime deficit at Syracuse (4/3) Largest margin of victory vs. Campbell (2/4) Largest margin of defeat at North Carolina (4/23) DUKE GAME HIGHS Points at Navy (2/12) Goals vs. Campbell (2/4) Assists vs. Louisville (3/12) Shots at Virginia Tech (3/5) Shots on Goal vs. Campbell (2/4) Saves vs. Northwestern (2/7) Ground Balls vs. Campbell (2/4) Draw Controls at Navy (2/12) Turnovers x, last at UNC (4/23) DUKE GAME LOWS Points vs. USC (2/20) Goals vs. USC (2/20) Assists vs. USC (2/20) Shots vs. USC (2/20) Shots on Goal vs. USC (2/20) Saves at Villanova (3/19) Ground Balls vs. North Carolina (4/29) Draw Controls at Villanova (3/19) Turnovers vs. Louisville (3/12) OPPONENT GAME HIGHS Goals at North Carolina (4/23) Draw Controls vs. Louisville (3/12) BLUE DEVILS IN THE NATIONAL LANDSCAPE Senior goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea enters the NCAA Tournament ranked third in the country in save percentage (.534) and has totaled 52 saves in her last five outings... She is 11th in saves per game (9.28) while leading the ACC in that category... Freshman Olivia Jenner ranks 10th nationally and fourth in the league in draw controls per game (5.17)... Duke is 30th among Div. I teams in goals against average (8.28). HAT TRICKS FOR HARNEY Sophomore Kyra Harney continues to lead the charge for Duke offensively, notching her team-leading ninth hat trick at North Carolina (4/23)... She reached the 100-point mark for her career at Notre Dame (4/16), becoming only the sixth player in program history to achieve the milestone in her second year... The IWLCA Division I National Player of the Week April 13, Harney paces the Blue Devils in points, goals, free position goals and game-winning goals this spring Career Points in Second Season Kerrin Maurer Tricia Martin Kristen Waagbo Katie Chrest* KYRA HARNEY 2015-PR 107 Rachel Sanford * Duke s all-time career points leader (287) WINS VS. LOSSES Duke is averaging goals per game in 10 wins this year, compared to an output of 7.88 goals per game in the team s eight losses... The Blue Devils have registered a.375 shot percentage in losing efforts to a.549 percentage in the nine wins... The defense has allowed goals per game in the eight losses, compared to a 6.30 goals against average in the nine wins. RPI RANKINGS The Blue Devils were tabbed No. 18 in the latest RPI following the ACC Tournament... Loyola was 15th in the May 3 edition of the rankings... Duke is 1-6 against RPI top 15 teams and 5-6 against the top 25. RPI Ranking Opponent Result 2 North Carolina L, 8-16; L, Syracuse L, Southern California L, Notre Dame L, 9-10 OT 9 Penn W, Northwestern L, Louisville W, Virginia W, 11-8; W, Boston College W, 12-8 AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS The Blue Devils have compiled a 5-6 ledger against ranked foes this spring, highlighted by a 16-5 upset of No. 5 Louisville (3/12)... Four of the team s ranked wins came at home in Koskinen Stadium. DUKE CELEBRATES 20 YEARS OF WOMEN S LACROSSE Duke women s lacrosse commemorated the 20th year of the program in October, welcoming over 80 alumnae back to Durham... The celebration of 20 years of the Duke program continues all season at goduke.com/wlax20th. 3 TEAM STATISTICAL LEADERS POINTS 2016 Career Kyra Harney Kelci Smesko Maddie Crutchfield GOALS 2016 Career Kyra Harney Kelci Smesko ASSISTS 2016 Career Maddie Crutchfield Kelci Smesko GAME-WINNING GOALS 2016 Career Kyra Harney 3 6 Maddy Acton 2 5 Grace Fallon 2 2 FREE POSITION GOALS 2016 Career Kyra Harney 9 11 Maddie Crutchfield 8 13 GROUND BALLS 2016 Career Kelsey Duryea Maddie Crutchfield DRAW CONTROLS 2016 Career Olivia Jenner Maura Schwitter CAUSED TURNOVERS 2016 Career Maddie Crutchfield Maura Schwitter SAVES 2016 Career Kelsey Duryea GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 2016 Career Kelsey Duryea SAVE PERCENTAGE 2016 Career Kelsey Duryea THREE-PLUS GOAL GAMES 2016 Career Kyra Harney 9 13 Kelci Smesko 5 15 Maddie Crutchfield 5 5 Maddy Acton 3 4 Olivia Jenner 2 2 Kitty Morrissey 1 1 MULTIPLE ASSIST GAMES 2016 Career Kelci Smesko 4 12 Maddie Crutchfield 4 4 Grace Fallon 4 4 Kyra Harney 3 5 Olivia Jenner 2 2 Maddy Acton 1 1 INDIVIDUAL SEASON HIGHS Points x, last M. Crutchfield vs. Louisville (3/12) Goals x, last Maddy Acton at Syracuse (4/3) Assists Maddie Crutchfield vs. Louisville (3/12) Shots x, last Acton/Crutchfield at SU (4/3) Shots on Goal x, last Maddy Acton at Syracuse (4/3) Saves Kelsey Duryea vs. NW (2/7) Ground Balls Kelsey Duryea vs. NW (2/7) Draw Controls Olivia Jenner at Navy (2/12) Caused TO x, last Maura Schwitter at ND (4/16)

4 ACC STANDINGS School Name Conference Overall North Carolina Syracuse Notre Dame Duke Louisville Virginia Boston College Virginia Tech IWLCA COACHES POLL As of May 9 School Name Record Previous 1 Maryland (20) Florida North Carolina Syracuse Southern California Notre Dame Stony Brook Louisville Stanford Northwestern Penn State Duke Cornell Penn Virginia Princeton UMass Boston College Towson 15-3 t19 20 Johns Hopkins 10-7 RV INSIDE LACROSSE MEDIA POLL As of May 9 School Name Record Previous 1 Maryland (19) Florida North Carolina Southern California Syracuse Stony Brook Notre Dame Stanford Louisville Cornell Penn UMass Northwestern Princeton Penn State Duke Towson Virginia Johns Hopkins Loyola 14-5 NR WEEK-BY-WEEK RANKINGS Date IWLCA IL Media Nike/LM Preseason Feb Feb Feb Feb March March March March April April April April May May DURYEA, CRUTCHFIELD NAMED TEWAARATON NOMINEES Senior goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea and sophomore midfielder Maddie Crutchfield were among the 25 women s players named nominees for the 2016 Tewaaraton Award April Duryea was selected a Tewaaraton nominee for the second consecutive season... Seniors Maddy Acton and Claire Scarrone were among the 50 players who appeared on the Tewaaraton Watch List earlier this season. FOUR BLUE DEVILS GARNER ALL-ACC HONORS Senior goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea, junior defender Maura Schwitter and sophomore midfielder Maddie Crutchfield were among the 13 players selected to the All-ACC first team April Sophomore attacker Kyra Harney earned second team recognition... Duryea received All-ACC laurels for the third time in her career, netting first team accolades for the first time... Duke s three first-team selections were the second most in the conference. FAMILIAR FACES ON DEFENSE Led by three-year starter Kelsey Duryea in goal, the Blue Devils return significant experience on the defensive side of the ball... Senior Claire Scarrone joined Duryea in collecting All-ACC and IWLCA All-South Region accolades last spring... Juniors Isabelle Montagne, Devon Russell and Maura Schwitter have been on the field since their freshman campaigns... Opponents averaged just 8.0 goals per game against Duke s defense in That ranked the unit second in the ACC and 12th nationally in goals against average. WELCOME TO DUKE The Blue Devils welcomed 12 freshmen for the 2016 campaign... The class of 2019 features student-athletes from five states as well as the United Kingdom... Graduate student Abby Beltrani joins the squad after completing four seasons with the Duke field hockey program. TOUGH SLATE ON TAP IN 2016 Duke s 2016 schedule features nine teams ranked in the latest IWLCA poll, including three of the top five in No. 3 North Carolina, No. 4 Syracuse and No. 5 Southern California... This spring s slate features 10 teams selected to the 2016 NCAA Tournament field. PREVIOUS GAME S STARTING LINEUP ERRINGTON JOINS COACHING STAFF A former standout at nearby Campbell, Taelar Errington joined the Blue Devil program as a volunteer assistant coach in December... Errington served as an assistant coach at her alma mater during the 2015 season... A midfielder and twotime captain during her playing career, she transferred from UMBC to Campbell for the Camels inaugural season in She twice earned Big South honors and concluded her senior year ranked top-50 nationally in goals per game (2.57). OFFSEASON ACCOLADES FOR KIMEL After guiding Duke back to the NCAA semifinals for the first time since 2011 while undergoing treatment for breast cancer, head coach Kerstin Kimel was Lacrosse Magazine s pick for Best Women s Coach in Kimel was also presented with the prestigious Diane Geppi-Aikens Memorial Award at November s Intercollegiate Women s Lacrosse Coaches Association Honors Banquet... The award is the IWLCA s highest honor. POS. NO. YR. NAME G-A-P GB-DC-CT NOTES GK 25 Sr Kelsey Duryea svs in 2 ACC Tournament games D 5 Jr Maura Schwitter nd on team in dc, cto D 17 Jr Devon Russell Made 7th start of season in ACC semis D 18 Jr Isabelle Montagne gb in last 4 games D 19 Sr Claire Scarrone gb, 1dc, 1cto vs. Tar Heels D 31 Fr Michelle Staggers Career-high 2cto vs. Cavaliers M 7 Sr Maddy Acton Scored in 7 straight contests M 23 So Maddie Crutchfield Ranks 3rd on team in dc A 3 So Grace Fallon gb, 1cto vs. North Carolina A 10 So Kyra Harney Team leader in fpg (11) A 14 Fr Olivia Jenner Duke s single season draw controls leader A 26 Sr Kelci Smesko Registered point in all but 2 contests 4

5 STATISTICAL RANKINGS as of May 9 TEAM Category Value ACC NCAA Goals/Game Assists/Game Points/Game Free Position Pct Ground Balls/Game Draw Controls/Game Caused Turnovers/Game Goals Against Average Scoring Margin INDIVIDUAL Kelsey Duryea Value Team ACC NCAA Goals Against Avg Saves/Game Save Pct Ground Balls/Game Maddie Crutchfield Value Team ACC NCAA Assists/Game Free Position Pct FPG/Game Grace Fallon Value Team ACC NCAA Assists/Game Kyra Harney Value Team ACC NCAA Points/Game Goals/Game Free Position Pct FPG/Game Olivia Jenner Value Team ACC NCAA Draw Controls/Game Maura Schwitter Value Team ACC NCAA Draw Controls/Game Kelci Smesko Value Team ACC NCAA Points/Game Goals/Game Assists/Game DUKE SINGLE SEASON RECORD BOOKS TEAM SAVE PERCENTAGE GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE INDIVIDUAL GOALS t14. Kyra Harney 46 DRAW CONTROLS 1. Olivia Jenner 93 SAVES 4. Kelsey Duryea 167 SAVE PERCENTAGE 6. Kelsey Duryea.534 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 10. Kelsey Duryea 8.16 FRESHMAN DRAW CONTROLS 1. Olivia Jenner 93 DUKE CAREER RECORD BOOKS POINTS 19. Kelci Smesko 2013-Pr Kyra Harney 2015-Pr Maddy Acton 2013-Pr 95 GOALS 19. Kelci Smesko 2013-Pr Maddy Acton 2013-Pr Kyra Harney 2015-Pr 77 ASSISTS 14. Kelci Smesko 2013-Pr Kyra Harney 2015-Pr 30 GROUND BALLS 5. Kelsey Duryea 2013-Pr 172 DRAW CONTROLS t15. Olivia Jenner 2016-Pr 93 t29. Maura Schwitter 2014-Pr 52 GAME-WINNING GOALS t7. Kyra Harney 2015-Pr 6 t10. Maddy Acton 2013-Pr 5 FREE POSITION GOALS 19. Maddy Acton 2013-Pr 11 Kyra Harney 2015-Pr 11 SAVES 2. Kelsey Duryea 2013-Pr 599 SAVE PERCENTAGE 5. Kelsey Duryea 2013-Pr.487 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 8. Kelsey Duryea 2013-Pr 8.69 GOALKEEPER WINS 2. Kelsey Duryea 2013-Pr 47 5

6 KRISTEN WAAGBO Overall Record (.561) NCAA Tournament Appearances (19) 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Quarterfinals Appearances (15) 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Semifinals Appearances (7) 1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2015 RECORD BY ROUND Record Pct. Streak First Round W10 Second Round W3 Quarterfinals W1 Semifinals L7 RECORD BY OPPONENT Record Pct. Streak Dartmouth W1 Florida W1 Georgetown W1 Holy Cross W1 James Madison W2 Johns Hopkins W1 LeMoyne W1 Loyola L1 Maryland L3 Navy W1 North Carolina L1 Northwestern L3 Notre Dame W1 Ohio State L1 Penn W1 Princeton W2 Richmond W1 Southern California W1 Stanford W1 Temple W1 Vanderbilt W2 Virginia L2 RECORD BY SITE Record Pct. Streak Annapolis, Md W2 Baltimore, Md L1 Boston, Mass L1 Chester, Pa L1 College Park, Md L2 Durham, N.C W12 Evanston, Ill L2 Gainesville, Fla W1 Philadelphia, Pa L3 Princeton, N.J L1 South Bend, Ind W2 Stony Brook, N.Y L1 Towson, Md L1 Washington, D.C W1 DUKE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT First Round Philadelphia, Pa. Temple L NCAA Tournament expanded from eight-team format to 12 teams in 1998, to 16 teams in 2001 and to 26 teams in Quarterfinals Durham, N.C. James Madison W Semifinals Baltimore, Md. Virginia L First Round Durham, N.C. Dartmouth W 7-6 Quarterfinals Princeton, N.J. Princeton 3OT L First Round Durham, N.C. Temple W 17-3 Quarterfinals Durham, N.C. Loyola L First Round Durham, N.C. Vanderbilt W 10-5 Quarterfinals Washington, D.C. Georgetown L First Round Durham, N.C. Ohio State L First Round Durham, N.C. Georgetown OT L First Round Durham, N.C. Richmond W 16-4 Quarterfinals Durham, N.C. North Carolina W 15-7 Semifinals Annapolis, Md. Virginia L First Round Durham, N.C. Holy Cross W 18-2 Quarterfinals Durham, N.C. James Madison W 16-6 Semifinals Boston, Mass. Northwestern 2OT L First Round Durham, N.C. LeMoyne W 23-8 Quarterfinals Durham, N.C. Johns Hopkins W 12-7 Semifinals Philadelphia, Pa. Virginia L First Round Washington, D.C. Georgetown W 10-8 Quarterfinals College Park, Md. Maryland W 9-7 Semifinals Towson, Md. Penn OT L 8-9

7 2009 First Round Durham, N.C. Virginia 2OT W Quarterfinals Philadelphia, Pa. Penn 2OT L First Round Durham, N.C. Vanderbilt W Quarterfinals Evanston, Ill. Northwestern L First Round Durham, N.C. Penn W 13-9 Quarterfinals Gainesville, Fla. Florida W 12-9 Semifinals Stony Brook, N.Y. Maryland L First Round Durham, N.C. Virginia W 11-9 Quarterfinals Evanston, Ill. Northwestern L First Round Annapolis, Md. Princeton 2OT W 10-9 Second Round Annapolis, Md. Navy W 10-5 Quarterfinals College Park, Md. Maryland L First Round South Bend, Ind. Stanford W 13-8 Second Round South Bend, Ind. Notre Dame W 10-8 Quarterfinals College Park, Md. Maryland L Second Round Durham, N.C. Southern California W 17-9 Quarterfinals Durham, N.C. Princeton W 7-3 Semifinals Chester, Pa. North Carolina L First Round Chapel Hill, N.C. Loyola 7

8 KERSTIN KIMEL HEAD COACH 21ST SEASON AT DUKE MARYLAND, 1993 The only head coach in Duke women s lacrosse history, Kerstin 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 20 seasons at the helm of Duke women s lacrosse, she has guided the Blue Devils to seven national semifinals, four ACC regular season titles, an ACC Tournament Championship and 18 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances - the third longest current streak in the nation. A five-time ACC Coach of the Year, Kimel has overseen 56 All-America selections, 74 all-region honorees and 64 All-ACC picks. Six of her former players have competed on the U.S. National Team, representing the United States at the 2009 and 2013 World Cups. The Blue Devils have achieved equal success in the classroom during Kimel s tenure, collecting 19 Academic All-America accolades since Kimel registered her 250th career victory Feb. 22, 2015 in a win over William & Mary. She is one of just six active Division I coaches with 250 or more wins. Duke returned to the NCAA semifinals to punctuate an outstanding 16-5 campaign in Led by a veteran group of eight seniors, the Blue Devils concluded the season ranked fourth in the final national poll. The team was ranked inside the top five for all but three weeks of the season and earned the No. 3 seed in the NCAA Championship field. Senior attacker Kerrin Maurer continued to etch her name in the program record books, becoming Duke s career assist leader while pacing the squad in points, goals, assists and draw controls for the spring. She garnered first team All-America recognition from the IWLCA and was joined on the All-South Region and All-ACC teams by goalkeeper Kelsey Duryea, defender Claire Scarrone and midfielders Katie Trees and Taylor Trimble. The Blue Devils recorded 14 or more wins four times from 2009 to 2014, advancing to the national quarterfinals on five occasions and the semifinals in Under Kimel s watch, Duke produced 13 All-America selections during that time, while Emma Hamm (2011) and Carolyn Davis (2009) were named finalists for the Tewaaraton Trophy. Led by Davis and Caroline Cryer, the 2009 squad rewrote the program s offensive record book, totaling team highs in goals scored (313), assists (150) and points (463). In 2013, Kelsey Duryea became the first goalkeeper in program history to receive All-America recognition as a rookie, rounding out the season ranked top-10 nationally in save percentage and saves per game. A two-time first team All-American on defense, Taylor Virden wrapped up her senior campaign (2014) ranked second in program history in career draw controls. From 2004 to 2008, Duke put together one of the most successful stretches in program history, advancing to four consecutive national semifinals from 2005 to 2008 and earning at least a share of four-straight ACC regular season titles from 2004 to During that span, the Blue Devils placed 21 players on both All-America and all-region lists, in addition to posting three Tewaaraton finalists. Kimel led Duke to a 13-8 overall record and the Blue Devils fourth-straight NCAA semifinal appearance in 2008, earning womenslax.com Coach of the Year honors for her efforts. Led by Tewaaraton Trophy recipient and two-time ACC Player of the Year Katie Chrest, the 2005 and 2006 Duke squads combined for a 35-7 overall record, including a program-best 18 victories in 2006, a 7-2 mark in the ACC and two conference regular season titles. After seven consecutive NCAA Tournaments bids, the 2005 installment earned a trip to the national semifinals for the second time in program history to ignite Duke s string of four straight appearances. From 2000 to 2002, the Blue Devils advanced to three consecutive NCAA Tournament quarterfinals, and in 2001, made the program s first ACC Championship game. However, success did not always come easy, as Duke s 12th women s varsity program began its inaugural season in 1996 with four-straight losses before earning the Devils first win -- a 10-6 victory over UMBC on March 18, The Blue Devils would finish the season at 3-12, marking the first and only year Duke women s lacrosse has posted a losing record. Duke began its rapid ascension the following season, recording an 8-8 mark before breaking through in 1998 with the program s first NCAA Tournament bid. The 1999 season took Duke to new heights as the Blue Devils achieved the program s first trip to the NCAA semifinals. Prior to 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. 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 (4th) 2014 Duke (5th) 2015 Duke (2nd) 2016 Duke Totals 22 seasons Davidson 1 season Duke 21 seasons Duke Total School W-L W-L American 0-1 Boston Coll Boston U Brown Bucknell California Campbell Canisius Colgate Columbia Dartmouth Davidson Denver Duquesne Elon 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 Louisville KIMEL VS. ALL OPPONENTS Duke Total School W-L W-L Loyola Lynchburg 0-1 Maryland Navy N. Carolina Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio St Penn Presbyterian Princeton R. Macon 0-1 Richmond Roanoke Coll. 0-1 Saint Mary s Southern Cal Stanford St Joseph s Stony Brook Syracuse Temple Towson UMBC Vanderbilt Vermont Villanova Virginia Virginia Tech W&M Yale NCAA DIV. I ALL-TIME WINS Name Yrs W L Pct. 1 Cindy Timchal * Chris Sailer * Julie Myers * Jenny Levy * Mandee O Leary * Tracy Coyne Kerstin Kimel * Janine Tucker * Kelly Amonte Hiller * Amy Patton * * Denotes active coach As of May 9 8

9 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Hometown (School) 1 Oralee Hespenheide So G Shakopee, Minn. (Thomas Jefferson) 2 Ella Bonafede Fr A Bay Shore, N.Y. (St. Anthony s) 3 Grace Fallon So A Monmouth Beach, N.J. (Red Bank Catholic) 4 Kitty Morrissey Jr M Philadelphia, Pa. (Springside) 5 Maura Schwitter Jr D Oradell, N.J. (Immaculate Heart) 6 Kat Zempolich So D Clifton, Va. (Centreville) 7 Maddy Acton Sr A Sudbury, Mass. (Lincoln Sudbury) 8 Breezy Thomas So D Belmont, Mass. (Groton School) 9 Morgan Rodgers Fr M Warrenton, Va. (Kettle Run) 10 Kyra Harney So A Bay Shore, N.Y. (Bay Shore) 11 Quinlan Cullen Jr D Chapel Hill, N.C. (East Chapel Hill) 12 Jordan McCarthy Sr D New Vernon, N.J. (The Taft School) 13 Stuart Humphrey Jr M Summit, N.J. (Summit) 14 Olivia Jenner Fr A Annapolis, Md. (McDonogh) 15 Casey Black Jr A Baltimore, Md. (McDonogh) 16 Emma Lazaroff Sr A Lafayette, Colo. (Fairview) 17 Devon Russell Jr D Chester, N.J. (West Morris Mendham) 18 Isabelle Montagne Jr D Lake Forest, Ill. (Lake Forest) 19 Claire Scarrone Sr D Rumson, N.J. (Rumson-Fair Haven Regional) 20 Caitlin Carey Jr D Pittsburgh, Pa. (Peters Township) 21 Jackie Perry So M Mountain Lakes, N.J. (Mountain Lakes) 22 Anne Slusser So D Excelsior, Minn. (The Blake School) 23 Maddie Crutchfield So M Concord, N.H. (St. Paul s School) 24 Charlotte Tucci Fr D Rye, N.Y. (Rye) 25 Kelsey Duryea Sr G Beverly, Mass. (The Governor s Academy) 26 Kelci Smesko Sr A Ridgewood, N.J. (Ridgewood) 27 Paige Russell R-So M Chester, N.J. (West Morris Mendham) 28 Hayley Shaffer Jr A Summit, N.J. (Oak Knoll) 29 Kaki Jennison Sr M Richmond, Va. (St. Catherine s) 31 Michelle Staggers Fr M/D Stafford, Va. (Virginia Episcopal School) 32 Jamie Lockwood Fr G Richmond, Va. (Douglas Southall Freeman) 33 Phoebe O Hara Fr M/A Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK (Cheltenham Ladies College) 34 Ellie Majure Fr A Falls Church, Va. (St. Stephen s & St. Agnes) 35 Helen Cammerzell Jr A Centreville, Md. (St. Andrew s School [Del.]) 36 Chloë Lewis Fr M Chapel Hill, N.C. (Durham Academy) 37 Abby Beltrani Gr A/M East Setauket, N.Y. (Ward Melville) 38 Sarah Frauen Fr D Greenwich, Conn. (Greenwich Academy) 39 Elizabeth Fucigna Fr D Darien, Conn. (Darien) 40 Margot Calmar Fr D Stonington, Conn. (Stonington) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Kerstin Kimel (Maryland, 1993) Assistant Coach: Amanda Barnes (North Carolina, 2008) Assistant Coach: Lauren Morton (Boston University, 2008) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Taelar Errington (Campbell, 2014) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Hespenheide...hess-pin-hide Maura...more-uh Kyra...keer-uh Scarrone...ska-rown Tucci... too-chee Majure...major Fucigna... few-sig-na Bonafede... bonna-feed-ee Zempolich... zem-paw-lick Montagne...MON-tang Duryea...DUR-e-yay Kaki...khaki Frauen...fraw-n Kerstin Kimel...KEER-stin KIM-uhl BY CLASS Graduate Students (1): Abby Beltrani Seniors (7): Maddy Acton, Kelsey Duryea, Kaki Jennison, Emma Lazaroff, Jordan McCarthy, Claire Scarrone, Kelci Smesko Juniors (11): Casey Black, Helen Cammerzell, Caitlin Carey, Quinlan Cullen, Stuart Humphrey, Isabelle Montagne, Kitty Morrissey, Devon Russell, Paige Russell, Maura Schwitter, Hayley Shaffer Sophomores (8): Maddie Crutchfield, Grace Fallon, Kyra Harney, Oralee Hespenheide, Jackie Perry, Anne Slusser, Breezy Thomas, Kat Zempolich Freshmen (12): Ella Bonafede, Margot Calmar, Sarah Frauen, Elizabeth Fucigna, Olivia Jenner, Chloë Lewis, Jamie Lockwood, Phoebe O Hara, Ellie Majure, Morgan Rodgers, Michelle Staggers, Charlotte Tucci BY AREA Colorado (1): Emma Lazaroff Connecticut (3): Margot Calmar, Sarah Frauen, Elizabeth Fucigna Illinois (1): Isabelle Montagne Maryland (3): Casey Black, Helen Cammerzell, Olivia Jenner Massachusetts (3): Maddy Acton, Kelsey Duryea, Breezy Thomas Minnesota (2): Oralee Hespenheide, Anne Slusser New Hampshire (1): Maddie Crutchfield New Jersey (10): Grace Fallon, Stuart Humphrey, Jordan Mc- Carthy, Jackie Perry, Devon Russell, Paige Russell, Claire Scarrone, Maura Schwitter, Hayley Shaffer, Kelci Smesko New York (4): Abby Beltrani, Ella Bonafede, Kyra Harney, Charlotte Tucci North Carolina (2): Quinlan Cullen, Chloë Lewis Pennsylvania (2): Caitlin Carey, Kitty Morrissey Virginia (6): Kaki Jennison, Jamie Lockwood, Ellie Majure, Morgan Rodgers, Michelle Staggers, Kat Zempolich United Kingdom (1): Phoebe O Hara 9

10 #7 MADDY ACTON MIDFIELD SENIOR SUDBURY, MASS Total ACTON CAREER HIGHS: ACTON SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 6 at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Goals: 6 at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Assists: 2 vs. Northwestern Feb. 7, 2016 Assists: 2 vs. Northwestern Feb. 7, 2016 Points: 6 at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Points: 6 at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Free Position Goals: 1 11x, last vs. UNC April 29, 2016 Free Position Goals: 1 4x, last vs. UNC April 29, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 5x, last at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 2x, last at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Draw Controls: 4 vs. Presbyterian Feb. 10, 2013 Draw Controls: 2 2x, last vs. Louisville March 12, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2 4x, last at Villanova March 19, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2 3x, last at Villanova March 19, 2016 #37 ABBY BELTRANI ATTACK/MIDFIELD GRADUATE STUDENT EAST SETAUKET, N.Y Total #15 CASEY BLACK ATTACK JUNIOR BALTIMORE, MD Total BLACK CAREER HIGHS: Assists: 1 vs. Richmond Feb. 13, 2015 Points: 1 vs. Richmond Feb. 13, 2014 BLACK SEASON HIGHS: #2 ELLA BONAFEDE ATTACK FRESHMAN BAY SHORE, N.Y Total BONAFEDE SEASON/CAREER HIGHS: Goals: 1 4x, last vs. UNC April 29, 2016 Points: 1 4x, last vs. UNC April 29, 2016 Free Position Goals: 1 3x, last at UNC April 23, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 2x, last vs. UNC April 29, 2016 #40 MARGOT CALMAR MIDFIELD FRESHMAN STONINGTON, CONN Total #35 HELEN CAMMERZELL ATTACK JUNIOR CENTREVILLE, MD Total CAMMERZELL CAREER HIGHS: Goals: 1 vs. Elon Feb. 7, 2014 Points: 1 vs. Elon Feb. 7, 2014 Ground Balls: 1 vs. Richmond Feb. 13, 2015 CAMMERZELL SEASON HIGHS: #20 CAITLIN CAREY DEFENSE JUNIOR PITTSBURGH, PA Total CAREY CAREER HIGHS: CAREY SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 1 2x, last vs. Davidson March 13, 2014 Goals: Points: 1 2x, last vs. Davidson March 13, 2014 Points: Free Position Goals: 1 vs. Elon Feb. 7, 2014 Free Position Goals: Ground Balls: 1 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Ground Balls: 1 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Draw Controls: 1 vs. Davidson March 13, 2014 Draw Controls: 10

11 #23 MADDIE CRUTCHFIELD MIDFIELD SOPHOMORE CONCORD, N.H Total CRUTCHFIELD CAREER HIGHS: CRUTCHFIELD SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 3 5x, last at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Goals: 3 5x, last at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Assists: 6 vs. Louisville March 12, 2016 Assists: 6 vs. Louisville March 12, 2016 Points: 9 vs. Louisville March 12, 2016 Points: 9 vs. Louisville March 12, 2016 Free Position Goals: 1 11x, last at UNC April 23, 2016 Free Position Goals: 1 6x, last at UNC April 23, 2016 Ground Balls: 5 2x, last at ND April 16, 2016 Ground Balls: 5 2x, last at ND April 16, 2016 Draw Controls: 4 3x, last vs. BC April 9, 2016 Draw Controls: 4 3x, last vs. BC April 9, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 3 vs. Syracuse March 28, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 2 5x, last vs. Virginia April 28, 2016 #11 QUINLAN CULLEN DEFENSE JUNIOR CHAPEL HILL, N.C Total CULLEN CAREER HIGHS: Ground Balls: 1 at Davidson March 31, 2015 CULLEN SEASON HIGHS: #25 KELSEY DURYEA GOALKEEPER SENIOR BEVERLY, MASS. Year GP-GS Min GA GAA Svs Sv% W L Faced GB TO CT F : : : : Total : DURYEA CAREER HIGHS: DURYEA SEASON HIGHS: Fewest Goals Against: 2 3x, last vs. Cambell Feb. 4, 2016 Fewest Goals Against: 2 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Saves: 16 vs. Northwestern Feb. 7, 2016 Saves: 16 vs. Northwestern Feb. 7, 2016 Ground Balls: 7 vs. Northwestern Feb. 7, 2016 Ground Balls: 7 vs. Northwestern Feb. 7, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 3 2x, last vs. W&M Feb. 22, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 2 vs. Penn Feb. 28, 2016 #3 GRACE FALLON ATTACK SOPHOMORE MONMOUTH BEACH, N.J Total FALLON CAREER HIGHS: FALLON SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 2 2x, last vs. Virginia April 28, 2016 Goals: 2 2x, last vs. Virginia April 28, 2016 Assists: 2 4x, last at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Assists: 2 4x, last at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Points: 3 3x, last vs. Virginia April 28, 2016 Points: 3 3x, last vs. Virginia April 28, 2016 Free Position Goals: 1 at Columbia March 16, 2016 Free Position Goals: 1 at Columbia March 16, 2016 Ground Balls: 3 at Villanova March 19, 2016 Ground Balls: 3 at Villanova March 19, 2016 Draw Controls: 1 at North Carolina April 23, 2016 Draw Controls: 1 at North Carolina April 23, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 5x, last vs. UNC April 29, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 5x, last vs. UNC April 29, 2016 #38 SARAH FRAUEN DEFENSE FRESHMAN GREENWICH, CONN Total #39 ELIZABETH FUCIGNA DEFENSE FRESHMAN DARIEN, CONN Total

12 #10 KYRA HARNEY ATTACK SOPHOMORE BAY SHORE, N.Y Total HARNEY CAREER HIGHS: HARNEY SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 5 at Virginia Tech March 5, 2016 Goals: 5 at Virginia Tech March 5, 2016 Assists: 4 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Assists: 4 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Points: 7 2x, last at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Points: 7 2x, last at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Free Position Goals: 2 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Free Position Goals: 2 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Ground Balls: 4 vs. Notre Dame March 1, 2015 Ground Balls: 3 2x, last at Columbia March 16, 2016 Draw Controls: 2 vs. Southern Cal Feb. 20, 2016 Draw Controls: 2 vs. Southern Cal Feb. 20, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 3 at Columbia March 16, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 3 at Columbia March 16, 2016 #1 ORALEE HESPENHEIDE GOALKEEPER SOPHOMORE SHAKOPEE, MINN. Year GP-GS Min GA GAA Svs Sv% W L Faced GB TO CT F : : Total 2-0 7: HESPENHEIDE CAREER HIGHS: Fewest Goals Against: 0 at Davidson March 31, 2015 Saves: 1 vs. William & Mary Feb. 22, 2015 Ground Balls: 1 vs. William & Mary Feb. 22, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 1 vs. William & Mary Feb. 22, 2015 HESPENHEIDE SEASON HIGHS: #13 STUART HUMPHREY MIDFIELD JUNIOR SUMMIT, N.J Total HUMPHREY CAREER HIGHS: HUMPHREY SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 1 9x, last at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Goals: 1 7x, last at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Points: 1 9x, last at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Points: 1 7x, last at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Ground Balls: 3 vs. Northwestern Feb. 7, 2016 Ground Balls: 3 vs. Northwestern Feb. 7, 2016 Defensive Saves 1 vs. Elon Feb. 7, 2014 Defensive Saves: Draw Controls: 2 at Boston College April 4, 2015 Draw Controls: 1 4x, last at VT March 5, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2 at Virginia Tech March 5, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2 at Virginia Tech March 5, 2016 #14 OLIVIA JENNER ATTACK FRESHMAN ANNAPOLIS, MD Total JENNER SEASON/CAREER HIGHS: Goals: 3 2x, last vs. UNC April 29, 2016 Assists: 2 2x, last vs. Virginia April 28, 2016 Points: 4 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 2x, last vs. Georgetown March 9, 2016 Draw Controls: 13 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 vs. Penn Feb. 28, 2016 #29 KAKI JENNISON MIDFIELD SENIOR RICHMOND, VA Total JENNISON CAREER HIGHS: Assists: 1 vs. Elon Feb. 7, 2014 Points: 1 vs. Elon Feb. 7, 2014 Ground Balls: 1 vs. Davidson March 13, 2014 Caused Turnovers: 1 at Davidson March 31, 2015 JENNISON SEASON HIGHS: 12

13 #16 EMMA LAZAROFF ATTACK SENIOR LAFAYETTE, COLO Total LAZAROFF CAREER HIGHS: LAZAROFF SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 2 3x, last at Villanova March 19, 2016 Goals: 2 2x, last at Villanova March 19, 2016 Assists: 1 4x, last vs. BC April 9, 2016 Assists: 1 vs. Boston College April 9, 2016 Points: 2 3x, last at Villanova March 19, 2016 Points: 2 2x, last at Villanova March 19, 2016 Free Position Goals: 1 3x, last at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Free Position Goals: 1 at Syracuse April 3, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 2x, last vs. NW Feb. 7, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 vs. Northwestern Feb. 7, 2016 Draw Controls: 2 vs. Elon Feb. 7, 2014 Draw Controls: 1 vs. Northwestern Feb. 7, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 2x, last at Villanova March 19, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 1 at Villanova March 19, 2016 #36 CHLOË LEWIS MIDFIELD FRESHMAN CHAPEL HILL, N.C Total #32 JAMIE LOCKWOOD GOALKEEPER FRESHMAN RICHMOND, VA. Year GP-GS Min GA GAA Svs Sv% W L Faced GB TO CT F : Total 2-0 8: LOCKWOOD SEASON/CAREER HIGHS: Fewest Goals Against: 1 at North Carolina April 23, 2016 #34 ELLIE MAJURE ATTACK FRESHMAN FALLS CHURCH, VA Total MAJURE SEASON/CAREER HIGHS: Goals: 1 vs. Penn Feb. 28, 2016 Points: 1 vs. Penn Feb. 28, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 2x, last at Villanova March 19, 2016 Draw Controls: 1 4x, last vs. Georgetown March 9, 2016 #12 JORDAN McCARTHY DEFENSE SENIOR NEW VERNON, N.J Total McCARTHY CAREER HIGHS: McCARTHY SEASON HIGHS: Ground Balls: 2 vs. Ohio State April 9, 2015 Ground Balls: 1 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 vs. William & Mary Feb. 22, 2015 Caused Turnovers: #18 ISABELLE MONTAGNE DEFENSE JUNIOR LAKE FOREST, ILL Total MONTAGNE CAREER HIGHS: MONTAGNE SEASON HIGHS: Ground Balls: 3 3x, last at UNC April 23, 2016 Ground Balls: 3 2x, last at UNC April 23, 2016 Draw Controls: 2 2x, last vs. NW Feb. 22, 2014 Draw Controls: Defensive Saves: 1 3x, last vs. Jacksonville March 16, 2014 Defensive Saves: Caused Turnovers: 2 5x, last vs. BC April 9, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2 2x, last vs. BC April 9,

14 #4 KITTY MORRISSEY MIDFIELD JUNIOR PHILADELPHIA, PA Total MORRISSEY CAREER HIGHS: MORRISSEY SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 3 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Goals: 3 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Assists: 1 vs. Elon Feb. 25, 2016 Assists: 1 vs. Elon Feb. 25, 2016 Points: 3 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Points: 3 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 at Virginia Tech March 5, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 at Virginia Tech March 5, 2016 Draw Controls: 1 2x, last vs. Penn Feb. 25, 2016 Draw Controls: 1 2x, last vs. Penn Feb. 25, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 3x, last at VT March 5, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 3x, last at VT March 5, 2016 #33 PHOEBE O HARA MIDFIELD/ATTACK FRESHMAN CHELTENHAM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, UK Total #21 JACKIE PERRY MIDFIELD SOPHOMORE MOUNTAIN LAKES, N.J Total PERRY CAREER HIGHS: PERRY SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 1 2x, last at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Goals: 1 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Assists: 1 vs. William & Mary Feb. 22, 2015 Assists: Points: 1 3x, last at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Points: 1 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Ground Balls: 1 2x, last vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Ground Balls: 1 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Draw Controls: 2 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Draw Controls: 2 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 #9 MORGAN RODGERS MIDFIELD FRESHMAN WARRENTON, VA Total #17 DEVON RUSSELL DEFENSE JUNIOR CHESTER, N.J Total D. RUSSELL CAREER HIGHS: D. RUSSELL SEASON HIGHS: Ground Balls: 2 2x, last at Columbia March 16, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 at Columbia March 16, 2016 Draw Controls: 1 4x, last at Davidson March 31, 2015 Draw Controls: Caused Turnovers: 1 7x, last vs. BC April 9, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 3x, last vs. BC April 9, 2016 #27 PAIGE RUSSELL MIDFIELD REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE CHESTER, N.J Total P. RUSSELL CAREER HIGHS: P. RUSSELL SEASON HIGHS: Assists: 1 vs. Georgetown March 9, 2016 Assists: 1 vs. Georgetown March 9, 2016 Points: 1 vs. Georgetown March 9, 2016 Points: 1 vs. Georgetown March 9, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 2x, last at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Ground Balls: 2 2x, last at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Draw Controls: 1 2x, last vs. Georgetown March 9, 2016 Draw Controls: 1 2x, last vs. Georgetown March 9, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 5x, last vs. Virginia March 26, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 5x, last vs. Virginia March 26,

15 #19 CLAIRE SCARRONE DEFENSE SENIOR RUMSON, N.J Total SCARRONE CAREER HIGHS: SCARRONE SEASON HIGHS: Ground Balls: 4 at Virginia Tech March 5, 2016 Ground Balls: 4 at Virginia Tech March 5, 2016 Draw Controls: 2 at North Carolina April 23, 2016 Draw Controls: 2 at North Carolina April 23, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2 5x, last vs. Virginia April 28, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2 3x, last vs. Virginia April 28, 2016 #5 MAURA SCHWITTER DEFENSE JUNIOR ORADELL, N.J Total SCHWITTER CAREER HIGHS: SCHWITTER SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 1 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Goals: 1 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Points: 1 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Points: 1 vs. Campbell Feb. 4, 2016 Ground Balls: 3 4x, last vs. Virginia March 26, 2016 Ground Balls: 3 vs. Virginia March 26, 2016 Draw Controls: 4 4x, last at Columbia March 16, 2016 Draw Controls: 4 4x, last at Columbia March 16, 2016 Defensive Saves: 1 at Maryland May 15, 2014 Defensive Saves: Caused Turnovers: 2 4x, last vs. Georgetown March 9, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2 2x, last vs. Georgetown March 9, 2016 #28 HAYLEY SHAFFER ATTACK JUNIOR SUMMIT, N.J Total SHAFFER CAREER HIGHS: SHAFFER SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 2 3x, last vs. Penn Feb. 28, 2016 Goals: 2 vs. Penn Feb. 28, 2016 Assists: 1 at William & Mary Feb. 16, 2014 Assists: Points: 2 3x, last vs. Penn Feb. 28, 2016 Points: 2 vs. Penn Feb. 28, 2016 Ground Balls: 3 at Davidson March 31, 2015 Ground Balls: 1 3x, last vs. Penn Feb. 28, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 3x, last vs. NW Feb. 7, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 vs. Northwestern Feb. 7, 2016 #22 ANNE SLUSSER DEFENSE SOPHOMORE EXCELSIOR, MINN Total SLUSSER CAREER HIGHS: SLUSSER SEASON HIGHS: Ground Balls: 1 3x, last at VT March 5, 2016 Ground Balls: 1 2x, last at VT March 5, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 3x, last at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1 2x, last at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 #26 KELCI SMESKO ATTACK SENIOR RIDGEWOOD, N.J Total SMESKO CAREER HIGHS: SMESKO SEASON HIGHS: Goals: 6 2x, last vs. Louisville March 12, 2016 Goals: 6 2x, last vs. Louisville March 12, 2016 Assists: 3 5x, last at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Assists: 3 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Points: 9 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Points: 9 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Free Position Goals: 2 vs. Penn Feb. 28, 2016 Free Position Goals: 2 vs. Penn Feb. 28, 2016 Ground Balls: 4 at North Carolina April 23, 2016 Ground Balls: 4 at North Carolina April 23, 2016 Draw Controls: 1 9x, last vs. Virginia April 28, 2016 Draw Controls: 1 2x, last vs. Virginia April 28, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 3 3x, last vs. Virginia March 22, 2014 Caused Turnovers: 1 2x, last at UNC April 23,

16 #31 MICHELLE STAGGERS MIDFIELD/DEFENSE FRESHMAN STAFFORD, VA Total STAGGERS SEASON/CAREER HIGHS: Ground Balls: 2 at Navy Feb. 12, 2016 Draw Controls: 2 2x, last at UNC April 23, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2 vs. Virginia April 28, 2016 #8 BREEZY THOMAS DEFENSE SOPHOMORE BELMONT, MASS Total #24 CHARLOTTE TUCCI MIDFIELD/DEFENSE FRESHMAN RYE, N.Y Total #6 KAT ZEMPOLICH DEFENSE SOPHOMORE CLIFTON, VA Total

17 2016 Duke Women's Lacrosse Duke Combined Team Statistics All games (as of Apr 29, 2016) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Feb 04 CAMPBELL W Feb 07 #5 NORTHWESTERN L Feb 12 at Navy W Feb 20 vs #19 USC L Feb 25 ELON L Feb 28 #13 PENN W * Mar 05 at Virginia Tech W Mar 09 GEORGETOWN L * Mar 12 #5 LOUISVILLE W Mar 16 at COLUMBIA W Mar 19 at Villanova W * Mar 26 #13 VIRGINIA W * Apr 03 at #4 Syracuse L * Apr 09 #11 BOSTON COLLEGE W * Apr 16 at #7 Notre Dame L o t * Apr 23 at #3 North Carolina L Apr 28 vs #5 Virginia W Apr 29 vs #1 North Carolina L TEAM STATISTICS DU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct S h o t s / G a m e A s s is t s Free position Made-Att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals F r e e - p o s it io n U n a s s is t e d O v e r t im e 0 1 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE T o t a l Dates/Avg Per Date 8/270 7/591 Neutral Site #/Avg 3/758 ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC Dsv TO CT 10 Kyra Harney Kelci Smesko Maddy Acton Maddie Crutchfield Olivia Jenner Emma Lazaroff Grace Fallon Stuart Humphrey Hayley Shaffer Kitty Morrissey Ella Bonafede Maura Schwitter Jackie Perry Ellie Majure Phoebe O'Hara Helen Cammerzell Chloe Lewis Elizabeth Fucigna Isabelle Montagne Claire Scarrone Jamie Lockwood Michelle Staggers Paige Russell Kelsey Duryea Charlotte Tucci Anne Slusser Caitlin Carey Devon Russell Casey Black Jordan McCarthy Quinlan Cullen Morgan Rodgers Breezy Thomas Kaki Jennison Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T 25 Kelsey Duryea : Jamie Lockwood 2 8: Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Duke Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Duke Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Duke Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT Total Duke Opponents

18 2016 Duke Women's Lacrosse Duke Team Game-by-Game All games (as of Apr 29, 2016) TEAM STATISTICS Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sog GW fpg-fps GB DC TO CT Fo RC YC GC Feb 04, 2016 CAMPBELL Feb 07, 2016 NORTHWESTERN Feb 12, 2016 Navy Feb 20, 2016 USC Feb 25, 2016 ELON Feb 28, 2016 PENN Mar 05, 2016 Virginia Tech Mar 09, 2016 GEORGETOWN Mar 12, 2016 LOUISVILLE Mar 16, 2016 COLUMBIA Mar 19, 2016 Villanova Mar 26, 2016 VIRGINIA Apr 03, 2016 Syracuse Apr 09, 2016 BOSTON COLLEGE Apr 16, 2016 Notre Dame Apr 23, 2016 North Carolina Apr 28, 2016 Virginia Apr 29, 2016 North Carolina Duke Opponent TEAM PER-GAME Games played: 18 Shots per game: 22.56; Goals per game: Assists per game: 4.39; Points per game: Shot pct:.473; SOG pct:.776 Faceoff W-L pct:.000; Clear pct.: Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced Feb 04, 2016 CAMPBELL : Feb 07, 2016 NORTHWESTERN : Feb 12, 2016 Navy : Feb 20, 2016 USC : Feb 25, 2016 ELON : Feb 28, 2016 PENN : Mar 05, 2016 Virginia Tech : Mar 09, 2016 GEORGETOWN : Mar 12, 2016 LOUISVILLE : Mar 16, 2016 COLUMBIA : Mar 19, 2016 Villanova : Mar 26, 2016 VIRGINIA : Apr 03, 2016 Syracuse : Apr 09, 2016 BOSTON COLLEGE : Apr 16, 2016 Notre Dame : Apr 23, 2016 North Carolina : Apr 28, 2016 Virginia : Apr 29, 2016 North Carolina : Totals : Opponent 1081:

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