vs. Marquette Friday, April 5 7 p.m.

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1 CINCINNATI LACROSSE CINCINNATI SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS: RICHARD E. LINDNER CENTER u 2751 O VARSITY WAY, SUITE 860 u CINCINNATI, OHIO u (P) u (F) SCHEDULE/RESULTS (5-4, 0-2) DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Feb. 15 at Coastal Carolina W, 13-8 Feb. 24 at Oregon L, 16-5 MAR. 5 NIAGARA W, Mar. 9 at Iona L, (3OT) MAR. 14 LIBERTY W, 7-3 MAR. 17 PRESBYTERIAN W, 22-6 Mar. 22 Georgetown* L, 21-3 Mar. 24 at Loyola* (Md.) L, 19-0 MAR. 29 DETROIT W, 16-6 APR. 5 MARQUETTE 7 P.M. APR. 7 NOTRE DAME* 1 P.M. Apr. 12 at Connecticut* 3 p.m. Apr. 14 at Syracuse* 1 P.M. Apr. 20 at Louisville* 5 P.M. APR. 26 VILLANOVA* 4 p.m. APR. 28 RUTGERS* 1 P.M. May 2-4 BIG EAST Championships Baltimore, Md. * Denotes BIG EAST Conference game Home games in BOLD CAPS (All times Eastern) SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE Richard E. Lindner Center Suite O Varsity Way Cincinnati, OH Phone: Fax: Website: O: Danielle Wright F: Sr. Dir., Communications C: Lacrosse Contact E: danielle.wright@uc.edu vs. Marquette Friday, April 5 7 p.m. CINCINNATI BEARCATS Record: Rankings:... N/A Last Game:...March 29, def. Detroit 16-6 Head Coach:... Gina Oliver Alma Mater:...Ohio State 05 Career Record: (1 st season) Record at UC:... Same Up Next:... April 12 at UConn Cincinnati, Ohio. Sheakley Athletics Center vs. No. 6/7 Notre Dame Sunday, April 7 1 p.m. Cincinnati, Ohio. Sheakley Athletics Center THE MATCHUPS The Bearcats women s lacrosse team battles Marquette University and the University of Notre Dame in a pair of home contests this weekend. Both games will be played at the Sheakley Athletics Center, the new home of UC lacrosse. The first match of the weekend takes place Friday, April 5 at 7 p.m. ET against the Golden Eagles of Marquette (2-8). The Bearcats (5-4) look to continue their strong play in the second half of their season and end their weekend homestand against BIG EAST rival Notre Dame (8-0). First draw is set for Sunday, April 7 at 1 p.m. ET. THE SERIES -This will be the first meeting between the Golden Eagles of Marquette and the Cincinnati Bearcats. -The Irish lead the all-time series 4-0. The last meeting took place April 28, 2012 and the Irish defeated the Bearcats 22-2 in South Bend, Ind. SCOUTING THE GOLDEN EAGLES -This is Marquette s inaugural season of lacrosse and is currently independent -There are 28 freshmen on the roster, including three sophomores, two junior, and two seniors. -Freshmen midfielders Haley Baas and Kenzie lead the Golden Eagles with 17 goals each. -Freshman attacker Claire Costanza leads the team in assists, tallying 17 this season. -The Golden Eagles average nearly 21 shots on goal per game, while their defense yields nearly 31 shots on goal per game. They score 7.38 goals per game and allow just over 14 per game. -The Golden Eagles come to Cincinnati looking to snap a sixgame losing streak. SCOUTING THE IRISH -The Irish are undefeated this year and stand at 8-0 overall, going 2-0 in BIG EAST play, 3-0 away from South Bend, and 5-0 on their home field. -Senior Jenny Granger leads the team with 16 goals MARQUETTE GOLDEN EAGLES Record: Rankings:... N/A Last Game:...March 24, lost to Rutgers 9-4 Head Coach:... Meredith Black Alma Mater:... Notre Dame 04 Career Record:...0-0(1 st season) Record at MU:... Same Up Next:... April 7 at Louisville INSIDE THE GAME vs. vs. NOTRE DAME IRISH Record: Rankings:...No. 6/7 Last Game:...March 24, def. Villanova 14-2 Head Coach:...Christine Halfpenny Alma Mater:... Virginia Tech 99 Career Record: (1 st season) Record at ND: (7 th season) Up Next:... April 12 at Loyola (Md.) -The Irish average 29.1 shots on goal per game, while only allowing 20.1 spg. They have outscored opponents They are ranked 17th in the country (tied with Stanford) in scoring offense, netting 13.5 goals per game. -Hilling s save percentage is.495, posting a 7.3 goals allowed per game average, contributing to a No. 5 nationally ranked scoring defense. -The Irish have had a few narrow escapes this season, defeating Vanderbilt by one goal and Stanford and Duquesne by two goals. LAST TIME OUT In their inaugural game at the Sheakley Athletics Center, Cincinnati s lacrosse team defeated the Detroit Titans Katie Kiriazoglou scored four goals and tallied one assist for the Bearcats, notching 5 total points in the match. It was the Bearcats fifth win of the season improved their record to 4-0 on their home turf. The win also marked the Bearcats fifth game scoring in double digits. They also shot just over 50 percent for the game, scoring on 16-of-31 shots. ANSWERING THE BELL Bearcats sophomore midfielder Meg Bell was named BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week on Monday after helping UC to a 16-6 victory over Detroit. Bell had a game-high six draw controls, snagged three ground balls and had a career-high three caused turnovers. Not only did Bell get the job done at the defensive end, she contributed on the offensive end notching two goals. Through nine games this season, Bell leads the team with 10 caused turnovers, while racking up 33 draw controls and 15 ground balls. She also has 16 goals on the season. Bell s award marked the second time this season a Bearcat has won the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week award. The first was goalkeeper Meg Gulmi on March 18. This also marked the first time in program history that two student-athletes picked up player of the week awards in the same season.

2 HONORS KEEP ROLLING Katie Kiriazoglou was named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll on Monday. Against the Detroit Titans, she scored a game-high four goals and posted one assist. This is the second time in her career that Kiriazoglou has been named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll. The first time was February 26, 2012 when she recorded a career-high six goals against Presbyterian. GOING WHERE NO BEARCAT HAS GONE BEFORE Defeating the Titans at the Sheakley Athletics Center on March 29 gave the Bearcats their fifth win of the season (5-4). This is the most wins the Cincinnati lacrosse team has had since the 2010 season when they finished The most wins the program has had in a single season was the season when they finished 7-10 overall. With seven matches remaining, and four of them being held at the Sheakley Athletics Center, the 2013 Bearcats can go where no UC lacrosse has gone before and record more than seven wins. RECORDS, STREAKS AND STATS The Bearcats are 4-0 at home this year, their best start at home in program history and the first time in program history they had three consecutive wins at home UC is ranked third in the conference for shot percent, scoring on 90-of-179 shots for a.503 percentage The Bearcats are No. 2 in the BIG EAST for saves per game, averaging 8.00 per contest. UC s 22 goals and 16-point margin of victory against Presbyterian set a program record in both categories The Bearcats amassed 29 points against the Blue Hose on March 17, the third most points in a single match in program history. Meg Gulmi is ranked No. 1 in the BIG EAST for saves per game with She also recorded a conference season-high 13 saves against Oregon on Feb. 24. Junior Taylor Young has set career-highs in every statistical category this season. She currently ranks eighth in the conference for shots per game with 4.33 per contest. She also is tied for 10 th in the BIG EAST for goals per game, averaging Her 11 shots against Niagara on March 5 is a conference season-high. Kylie Ramsland is No. 4 in the conference for draw controls per game (3.89) and has a team-high 35 through nine games. Courtney Curtis six points is tied for No. 8 all-time, while her five goals is tied for No. 6 all-time in UC lacrosse history (vs. Coastal Carolina) Meg Bell s seven points against Presbyterian is tied for fifth in program history BEARCATS DOZEN With her two goal performance against Liberty, Taylor Young is now tied with Kylie Ramsland for the team lead in goals scored. Both have scored 12 goals on the season. Ramsland is on pace to surpass her total goals from the 2012 season (22), while Young s 12 goals marks a careerhigh for her in a single season. Meg Bell and Courtney Curtis have eight and seven goals, respectively. GETTING DEFENSIVE The Bearcats defense has steadily improved over recent matches. Since the Bearcats 16-5 loss at Oregon, the backline has buckled down and allowed 11, 13, and 3 goals in the following three matches. The Bearcats are 2-1 in that span, and on the season, allowing 10.2 goals per game. Goalkeeper Meg Gulmi, who has seen every minute of the season in the cage, stepped her game up against Liberty. She s a stud, said Oliver. I think she s been looking to come up big for us and she had a really good game today. She watches a lot of film and does a lot of homework to get better. Our defense played really well and put her in position to make a lot of saves. Overall, it was a great defensive day. QUITE AN HONOR Bearcats midfielder Kylie Ramsland was named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll on Monday. She scored 8 goals, 10 overall points, this week against opponents Niagara and Iona. She scored four goals in each match, the game high in each match. Ramsland has a.667 shooting percentage and leads the BIG EAST in draw controls per game at 5.00 and free-position goals per game at CLIMBING THE RANKS Several Bearcats are ranked number one or close to the top of various statistical categories this week. Coming in to Thursday s competition midfielder Kylie Ramsland is No. 1 in the BIG EAST and No. 12 in the nation in draw controls per game with Kylie also leads the BIG EAST in freeposition goals per game with 1.25 per game and ranks 39 th in the nation in goals per game (2.75). Goaltender Meg Gulmi is No. 1 in the conference and 18 th in the nation in saves per game with 8.50 per game. Taylor Young, Kelsey Conway and Ashley Helmrath also made the top ten in various statistical categories, includingassists per game, goals per game, ground balls per game and shots per game. TRIPLE OVERTIME HEARTBREAK The Bearcats traveled to New Rochelle, N.Y. to face the Iona Gaels this past Saturday. In a seesaw game consisting of several lead changes, the Gaels eventually went up 12-8 it seemed the game was out of reach for the Bearcats. In the last seven minutes of regulation, the Bearcats stormed back using a 4-0 run, led by two Taylor Young goals, and accompanied by one each from Kylie Ramsland and Courtney Curtis, to send the game to overtime. After two scoreless overtime periods, a third (sudden death) was needed and the Gaels were able to slip one past goalkeeper Meg Gulmi with 1:38 to play in the third overtime QUICK FACTS Location Cincinnati, OH Founded 1819 Enrollment 42,421 Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference BIG EAST Nickname Bearcats Colors Red & Black Home Field Sheakley Capacity 1,200 President Dr. Santa Ono Athletics Director Whit Babcock Faculty Representative Dr. David Szymanski HISTORY First Year of Lacrosse 2008 All-time Record NCAA appearances/last NA 2012 TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record 3-13 BIG EAST Record 0-8 Points Leader Laura Simanski (44) Leading Scorer Laura Simanski (38 goals) Leading Assists Rachel Mercier (22 assists) Ground Ball Leader Katelyn Wettig (33 ground balls) 2013 TEAM INFORMATION Starters Returning/Lost 9/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 15/ Captains Kelsey Conway, Katie Kiriazoglou Adrianna Piontek, Kylie Ramsland, Katelyn Wettig COACHING STAFF Head Coach Gina Oliver (Ohio State, 2005) Overall Record (Years) 0-0 (1 st Season) Record at Cincinnati (Years) Same Assistant Coach Lauren Gunning (Connecticut, 2011) Year at Cincinnati 2nd Assistant Coach Shannon Witzel (Towson, 2007) Year at Cincinnati 1st SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS Sr. Associate AD Doug Mosley Sr. Director Ryan Koslen Sr. Director/ Lacrosse Contact Danielle Wright (C), danielle.wright@uc.edu Associate Director Andre Foushee Assistant Directors Katie Botsis, Jeff Geiser, Alex Lange Web Site GoBEARCATS.com Sports Communications Fax (513) Mailing Address Richard E. Lindner Center Suite 860, 2751 O Varsity Way, Cincinnati, OH

3 CATS REBOUND The Bearcats defeated Niagara University in a thrilling match. Taylor Young scored the game winner with 3.2 seconds left, which was also her third goal of the game. Kylie Ramsland led the Bearcats with four goals. Meg Bell and Young each schored three goals while four other Bearcats tallied one goal each to lift the Bearcats to a 2-1 record. I think coming into this game we had a really rough week and I think you could tell that by how we struggled in the first half and a little bit early on in the second half, said head coach Gina Oliver. After a tough road loss to Oregon and a rough week of practice, the Bearcats were able to dig in and pull themselves out of a hole to get the win. While the win improved the Bearcats record to 2-1, Oliver saw something else in the Bearcats home opening win - the ability to find a way to win. GULMI THE GOALIE Freshman Meg Gulmi has started every game in the cage this season for the Bearcats. She has anchored the defense with 27 total saves including six saves against Niagara- one late in the game that resulted in a much-needed defensive stop for the Bearcats. Though she s only a freshman, she is earning her stripes and has become a consistent force on the backend for the Bearcats. NO NEED FOR CAPTAIN KIRK- BEARCATS HAVE CAPTAIN KYLIE Kylie Ramsland scored five goals against Niagara and now leads the team with seven total goals. Kylie did it in the beginning and kind of manhandled them and Taylor (Young) did it at the end. Both of their performances were big for us today, said Oliver after the win over Niagara. STEADY IMPROVEMENT Through three games last year, the Bearcat defense allowed 42 goals. This year, the defense has only allowed 35 through three games. Through the Bearcats first three games last year they allowed an average of 14 goals per game; this season they have cut that average to 11.6 goals allowed per game. A win Saturday would give UC three wins, tying the number of wins from last season. DEFENDING BEARCATNATION The last time the Bearcats won their home opener was March 8, 2009 in an thriller over Villanova. Cincinnati was led by then-sophomores Natalie Starvaggi and Laura Simanski who each netted three goals. DUCK HUNTING Kylie Ramsland scored two goals as the Bearcats dropped a 16-5 decision to the Oregon Ducks. Megan Bell, Ashley Helmrath and Marissa Pierson each netted one goal for UC. Freshman goalkeeper Meg Gulmi (Syosset, N.Y./Syosset) faced 38 shots against the Ducks and made 13 saves. CAT TRACKS The last time the Bearcats had four players with 3 or more goals through two games was just last year. Katie Kiriazoglou (4), Meg Bell (3), Kylie Ramsland (7), Marissa Pierson (3), and MacKenzie Parsons (3) all contributed goals in the first two games of the season. This year four Bearcats have contributed 3 or more goals. Freshman Courtney Curtis (5), sophomore Meg Bell (3), redshirt senior Kylie Ramsland (3), and junior Taylor Young (3) all have all scored to lift the Bearcats to a 1-1 start. WELCOME TO UC COACH OLIVER! Head coach Gina Oliver is only Cincinnati s second head coach in the history of the program. Oliver won her very first game as the Bearcats head coach on February 15, defeating Coastal Carolina, With a win over the Purple Eagles, the Bearcats will be off to the best start in program history under a first year head coach. AND THE HONORS ROLL Courtney Curtis proved to be a defensive problem for Coastal Carolina, netting five goals and one assist in UC s season opener. For her efforts, Curtis was named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll for the week of February 16. STARTING OFF ON THE RIGHT PAW The last time the Bearcats won their season opener was March 5, 2010 against the University of Detroit. The Bearcats prevailed It was an allaround great team performance by the Bearcats with eight different players one goal or more. The last time the Bearcats won back-to-back games to start the season was the season when they started 3-0 with victories over Presbyterian College, Duquesne and Robert Morris. TEAM WORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK Along with Courtney Curtis five goal performance, the Bearcats got production from many other key players. Junior Taylor Young (3) and Sophomore Meg Bell (2) each contributed multiple goals, while Katie Kiriazoglou, Kylie Ramsland, and Ashley Helmrath each netted one goal against Coastal Carolina. NEW HOME Cincinnati will make Sheakley Athletics Complex its new home for the 2013 season. The first three games of the season will be played in Nippert Stadium and then the Bearcats will move to Sheakley for the remainder of the season. Sheakley Athletics Complex has two fields, one 100 yards in length and the other 50 yards. The complex not only offers all sports additional practice space, the 100-yard field transforms into an indoor practice facility from November to late February with an air-supported bubble inflated over the field. BEARCAPTAINS The 2013 team captains are Kelsey Conway, Katie Kiriazoglou, Adrianna Piontek, Kylie Ramsland and Katelyn Wettig. TOP CATS The Bearcats return three of the top four scorers from last season in Marissa Pierson (27 goals), Kylie Ramsland (22 goals) and Meg Bell (21 goals). Also returning are Katie Kiriazoglou, who was second on the team in assists last year. FRESH FACES UC welcomes eight freshmen to this year s squad, six of which hail from states other than Ohio: Norweice Anderson (Glen Burnie, Md.), Kyara Byner (Franklin, Tenn.), Courtney Curtis (Mason, Ohio), Sarah Del Bene (Timonium, Md.), Meg Gulmi (Syosset, N.Y.), Holly Lucke (Pasadena, Md.), Kaila Roberts (Cincinnati, Ohio) and Ally Van Sloun (Davidsonville, Md.).

4 HEAD COACH GINA OLIVER Gina Oliver, a former assistant coach at Duquesne University and United States Women s National Team member, was named head lacrosse coach at the University of Cincinnati on June 15, Oliver spent the last five seasons ( ) as the Dukes defensive coordinator, where she produced a 2012 Atlantic-10 Defensive Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year. During her time at Duquesne, Oliver coached six IWLCA All-Region players, 21 all-conference honorees, 13 members of the A-10 All-Rookie Team and 12 student-athletes who won academic all-conference accolades. A 2005 graduate of The Ohio State University, Oliver spent the 2006 and 2007 seasons on the Buckeyes staff, working under OSU head coach Sue Stimmel. While in Columbus, Oliver served as co-director of the Ohio State Women s Lacrosse Camp, while also assisting with recruiting, budgeting and scholarship duties, as well as travel and team practice planning. She joined the Duquesne staff in the summer of US Lacrosse announced in January 2013 that Oliver was one of 18 players named to the U.S. Women s National Team that is set to compete in the 2013 Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Cup, July in Oshawa, Ontario. Oliver was on the U.S. team that won gold at the FIL Women s Lacrosse World Cup in June 2009 and was named to the All-World Team, which is awarded to the best 12 players in the world. She was also chosen as one of 24 women in the country to represent the United States in international competition. A standout midfielder at Ohio State ( ), Oliver was a four-year letterwinner for the Buckeyes and earned All-America honors three times. She was named an Intercollegiate Women s Lacrosse Coaches Association/U.S. Lacrosse Second-Team All- American in 2003 and was a third-team selection in Oliver was a First-Team WomensLacrosse.com All-American in 2003 and a third-team honoree in Oliver was a First-Team Warrior/ Inside Lacrosse All-America selection in She was the American Lacrosse Conference Player of the Year in 2003 as Ohio State won the American Lacrosse Conference Championship and the league s rookie of the year in Oliver was also a four-time, First-Team All-ALC selection. The Pottstown, Pa., native is OSU s career leader in ground balls (236) and caused turnovers (201) and is second in draw controls (121). She is third in career points with 166 while ranking second in goals (125) and sixth in assists (41). She earned her bachelor s degree in education from Ohio State in 2005.

5 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 2013 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Hometown/Last School 2 Katelyn Wettig Defense Sr. Street, Md./North Harford 3 Courtney Curtis Midfield Fr. Mason, Ohio/Mason 5 Katie Kiriazoglou Attack Sr. Abingdon, Md./John Carroll 6 Kylie Ramsland Midfield Rs-Sr. Catonsville, Md./Chapelgate Christian Academy 7 Chanelle Coulon Defense Jr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Saint Thomas Aquinas 10 Ally Van Sloun Defense Fr. Davidsonville, Md./South River 11 Norweice Anderson Midfield Fr. Glen Burnie, Md./Glen Burnie HS 12 Sarah Del Bene Midfield Fr. Timonium, Md./Dulaney 14 Kaila Roberts Midfield Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Mariemont 16 Torrie Zarella Attack So. Great Falls, Va./Langley 18 Holly Lucke Midfield Fr. Pasadena, Md./Chesapeake 19 Jillian Magnotta Defense So. Timonium, Md./Dulaney 20 Megan Knoop Defense Jr. Columbus, Ohio/Upper Arlington 21 Megan Bell Midfield So. Baltimore, Md./Hereford 23 Ashley Helmrath Midfield So. Ellicott City, Md./Maryvale Preparatory 24/45 Meg Gulmi Goalie Fr. Syosset, N.Y./ Syosset 27 Kelsey Conway Midfield Jr. Laurel, Md./Our Lady of Good Counsel 28 Adrianna Piontek Defense Sr. Mason, Ohio/Mason 30 Marissa Pierson Attack Sr. Sykesville, Md./Century 32 Maddie Fink Attack Sr. Alpharetta, Ga./Chattahoochee 34 Kyara Byner Defense Fr. Franklin, Tenn./Ensworth 36 Taylor Young Midfield Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Sycamore 52 Jennifer Walsh Goalie Jr. East Setauket, N.Y./Ward Melville Head Coach: Gina Oliver, 1 st Year (Ohio State, 2005) Assistant Coaches: Lauren Gunning 2 nd Year (Connecticut 2011), Shannon Witzel 1 st Year (Towson, 2007) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Mackenzie Parsons Managers: Tyler Cochran NORWEICE Anderson Chanelle COULON Meg GULMI Katie KIRIAZOGLOU Megan KNOOP Adrianna PIONTEK Katelyn WETTIG NOR-weece (rhymes with peace) koo-lon gull-me keer-ah-zog-lou NOOP pee-on-teck WET-ig

6 2013 SEASON STATS OVERALL: 5-4 BIG EAST: 0-2 HOME: 4-0 AWAY: 1-4 NEUT: 0-0 ## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw up dn fpg-fps gb dc dsv t/o ct 36 YOUNG, Taylor RAMSLAND, Kylie BELL, Megan CURTIS, Courtney KIRIAZOGLOU, Katie HELMRATH, Ashley DEL BENE, Sarah PIERSON, Marissa FINK, Maddie CONWAY, Kelsey WALSH, Jennifer BYNER, Kyara LUCKE, Holly ROBERTS, Kaila KNOOP, Megan PIONTEK, Adrianna GULMI, Meg MAGNOTTA, Jillian VAN SLOUN, Ally WETTIG, Katelyn COULON, Chanelle Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 52 WALSH, Jennifer : GULMI, Meg : Total 9 547: Opponents 9 547: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cincinnati Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cincinnati Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cincinnati Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cincinnati Opponents Attendance Summary CIN Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 4/190 5/337 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 CLEARS: Cincinnati , Opponents MAN-UP OPPS: Cincinnati , Opponents

7 FINAL 2012 SEASON STATS OVERALL: 3-13 BIG EAST: 0-8 HOME: 0-5 AWAY: 2-7 NEUT: 1-1 ## Name GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% FPG FPS GB DC T/O CT Fouls 8 Simanski, Laura Pierson, Marissa Ramsland, Kylie Bell, Megan Mercier, Rachel Kiriazoglou, Katie Parsons, MacKenzie Mattingly, Ali Doran, Jenn Conway, Kelsey Hilmer, Kelly Knoop, Megan Helmrath, Ashley Young, Taylor Hague, Maggie Heineke, Jaymee Fisher, Leigh Jarvis, Katelyn Walsh, Jennifer Fink, Maddie Piontek, Adrianna Magnotta, Jillian Branscome, Gwen Zarella, Torrie Hebert, Cathy Sinmaz, Gabby Coulon, Chanelle Wettig, Katelyn Total Opponents ## Name GP GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T 52 Walsh, Jennifer : Hague, Maggie 1 0 6: Total : Opponents : GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cincinnati Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cincinnati Opponents SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cincinnati Opponents ATTENDANCE SUMMARY CIN OPP Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/199 9/341 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/364 SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Cincinnati Opponents