2017 NAVY WOMEN S LACROSSE. GAME 19: NAVY (14-4, 8-1) at LOYOLA (11-7, 9-0) 2017 SCHEDULE / RESULTS SETTING THE STAGE TALE OF THE TAPE

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1 2017 NAVY WOMEN S LACROSSE GAME 19: NAVY (14-4, 8-1) at LOYOLA (11-7, 9-0) NAVY MIDSHIPMEN Record: 14-4, 8-1 Patriot League (2nd) Ranking: NR (Coach) / NR (Media) Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Career Record: (35th) Record at Navy: (10th) LOYOLA GREYHOUNDS Record: 11-7, 9-0 Patriot League (1st) Ranking: NR (Coach) / RV (Media) Head Coach: Jen Adams Career Record: (ninth) Record at Lehigh: (ninth) OPENING DRAW Navy women s lacrosse is 14-4 overall and 8-1 in the Patriot League. The Mids have won nine of the last 10 games overall, and have an nine-game winning streak against league opponents. Navy advanced to the Patriot League Championship for the third consecutive year. The Mids will play top-seeded Loyola for the third consecutive year. The Greyhounds are making their fourth consecutive appearance in the championship game. Junior midfielder Jenna Collins (Clarskville, Md.) and freshman attacker Kelly Larkin (Alexandria, Va.) were named Patriot League Midfielder and Rookie of the Year, respectively, as announced by the league office on Monday afternoon. In addition, the Navy women s lacrosse team placed five players on the first and second all-conference teams. Navy placed three players Je. Collins, Blake Smith (Sykesville, Md.), and Morgan Young (Baltimore, Md.) on the 15-person Patriot League First Team. In addition, the Mids had a pair of players Larkin and Andie O Sullivan (Valley Cottage, N.Y.) earn second team accolades. SETTING THE STAGE Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017 Location: Baltimore, Md. Stadium: Ridley Athletic Complex Opening Draw: 12:00 p.m. (Eastern) Series: Loyola leads series, 6-0 Live Stream: Patriot League Network Live Stats: NavySports.com NAVY S PROBABLE STARTERS Marie Valenti (Bechtelsville, Pa.) was selected to the 13-player Academic All-Patriot League Team as announced by the conference office on Wednesday afternoon. The sophomore boasts a 3.60 GPA in ocean engineering. In the last game, down one with 4:34 to play, Morgan Young took a pass from Kelly Larkin and spun pass a defender to tie the game, 8-8. Seventy-three seconds later, Navy took its first lead since early in the first half as Meg O Donnell corralled a pass from Andie O Sullivan and juked the goalie to bury the ball in the back of the net and put the Midshipmen up 9-8. The defense held the final 3:21 to limit the Mountain Hawks to just one shot attempt to secure the victory. The Midshipmen defense disrupted the Mountain Hawk offense, leading to 22 Lehigh turnovers on the night. The defense was credited with nine forced turnovers, including a team-high two caused turnovers by Meghan Hubley, Blake Smith, and Young. The Navy back line limited the Lehigh offense to just four shots in the second half to keep the game close and allow the offense opportunities to capitalize. It was just the second time this season that the Mids won after trailing at halftime. Navy trailed 5-1 against Bryant before winning 9-8 in overtime earlier this season. # Pos. Player Yr. Hometown GP-GS G A P Other 4 A Meg O Donnell So. Forest Hill, Md GB 7 A Kelly Larkin Fr. Alexandria, Va GB 17 A Morgan Young Sr. Baltimore, Md FP 22 A Julia Collins Jr. Clarksville, Md DC 8 M Marie Valenti So. Bechtelsville, Pa GB 25 M Kayla Harris Fr. Arnold, Md GB 30 M Andie O Sullivan So. Valley Cottage, N.Y GB 44 M Jenna Collins Jr. Clarksville, Md DC 20 D Meghan Hubley Sr. West Chester, Pa CT 29 D Caitlin McGlaughlin Jr. State College, Pa GB 32 D Blake Smith Jr. Sykesville, Md CT GP-GS GAA Sv Sv% 26 GK Ingrid Boyum Jr. Herndon, Va SCHEDULE / RESULTS Overall: 14-4 (H: 7-2, A: 6-2, N: 1-0) Patriot League: 8-1 (H: 4-1, A: 4-0) FEBRUARY Fri. 5 Longwood W, 20-3 Sun. 12 at #10 Duke L, Fri. 22 Villanova W, 17-5 Wed. 25 at Liberty W, 20-4 MARCH Sat. 1 at George Washington W, 16-5 Wed. 4 Boston College L, Sat. 12 Bryant W, 9-8 (ot) Sat. 18 Loyola * L, 9-13 Sat. 25 Holy Cross * W, 17-6 Wed. 29 at Lehigh * W, 16-9 APRIL Sat. 1 Army West Point * W, 22-7 Sat. 8 at Colgate * W, Wed. 12 at #15 Virginia L, Sat. 15 at Boston Univ. * W, Wed. 19 American * W, 21-8 Sat. 22 Bucknell * W, 7-4 Sat. 29 at Lafayette * W, MAY Fri. 5 vs. Lehigh 1 W, 9-8 Sun. 7 at Loyola 1 12 p.m. All times are Eastern Bold indicates home match 1 Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) * Patriot League Game TALE OF THE TAPE NAVY LOYOLA Record / Game / Game / Game / Game SOG % ( ) ( ) GAA / Game Free-Postion % (46-104) (54-104) Clears (.833) (.821) ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS WLacrosse Contact Chris Whitehead Office Phone (410) Cell Phone (404) cwhitehe@usna.edu Mailing Address 566 Brownson Rd. Annapolis, MD Athletics Website

2 No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School 1 Bailey Dixon D SO 5-2 Crete, Ill./Marian Catholic 2 Sarah Childress (CHILL-dress) M JR 5-7 Annapolis, Md./Severna Park 3 Paige Brigham (BRIG-um) A SO 5-4 Bainbridge Island, Wash./Bainbridge Island 4 Meg O Donnell A/M SO 5-6 Forest Hill, Md./North Harford 5 Natalie Irwin D FR 5-4 Annandale, Va./Bishop Ireton 6 Molly O Sullivan A/M SO 5-7 Centreville, Va./Westfield 7 Kelly Larkin A FR 5-6 Alexandria, Va./Bishop Ireton 8 Marie Valenti M SO 5-9 Bechtelsville, Pa./Boyertown Area 9 Libby Field M/D SR 5-9 Flourtown, Pa./Springfield 11 Hannah Downey M SO 5-10 Coronado, Calif./Coronado 12 Autumn Koh GK SO 5-5 Glenview, Ill./Glenbrook South 14 Annalise Heyward M FR 5-6 Charlotte, N.C./Ardrey Kell 15 Gabbi Labuskes (luh-bus-kiss) A SO 5-5 Northport, N.Y./Northport 17 Morgan Young * A SR 5-1 Baltimore, Md./Towson HS 18 Caitlin Blanche A FR 5-10 Crofton, Md./South River 19 Anne Richter (RICK-ter) M SO 5-7 Hinsdale, Ill./Hinsdale Central 20 Meghan Hubley (HUE-blee) * D SR 5-6 West Chester, Pa./Episcopal Academy 21 Aislinn Probst (ICE-lin PRO-st) M SR 5-9 Arnold, Md./Broadneck 22 Julia Collins A JR 5-8 Clarksville, Md./River Hill 24 Alana Phillips M FR 5-9 Lititz, Pa./McDonogh 25 Kayla Harris M FR 5-8 Arnold, Md./Broadneck 26 Ingrid Boyum (BOY-um) GK JR 5-9 Herndon, Va./The Madeira School 29 Caitlin McGlaughlin (mc-gloff-lin) D JR 5-5 State College, Pa./State College Area 30 Andie O Sullivan M SO 5-4 Valley Cottage, N.Y./Nyack 31 Lizzy Schwien M FR 5-10 Annandale, Va./Flint Hill 32 Blake Smith D JR 5-5 Sykesville, Md./Notre Dame Prep. 33 Haley Fessenden M JR 5-8 Los Alamitos, Calif./Los Alamitos 34 Alivia Roskovich (ROSS-kuh-vick) D SO 5-7 Salisbury, Md./Parkside 35 Suzelle Thomas M JR 5-5 Birmingham, Ala./Episcopal 36 Cassy Zachares (ZACH-uh-riss) M/D SO 5-4 Severna Park, Md./Severna Park 39 Gab Harchelroad GK SO 5-8 Pittsburgh, Pa./Shady Side 41 Molly McGuckin D SR 5-7 Glenmoore, Pa./Downington West 42 Carley Seekamp A FR 6-0 East Hampton, N.Y./East Hampton 43 Victoria LaVeck GK FR 5-10 Marriottsville, Md./Archbishop Spalding 44 Jenna Collins M JR 5-8 Clarksville, Md./River Hill 45 Sophia Schade M FR 5-7 Los Alamitos, Calif./Los Alamitos 46 Lexy Smith D FR 5-3 Towson, Md./Towson H.S. 47 Morgan Bolden D FR 5-9 Fishers, Ind./Cathedral 53 Allison Shamir D FR 5-8 Farmingdale, N.Y./Farmingdale 55 Mackenzie Orr M JR 5-7 Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga * Team co-captain NUMBERICAL ROSTER Head Coach: Cindy Timchal (West Chester, 1976), 10th season (146-41); 35th overall Assistant Coach: Gabby Capuzzi (Ohio State, 2012), third season Assistant Coach: Aly Messigner (North Carolina, 2016), first season Volunteer Assistant Coach: Matt Holman (North Carolina, 2012), first season Directer of Lacrosse Operations: Liz Schaffner (Loyola (Md.), 1998), ninth season ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Cl. Pos. 18 Caitlin Blanche A Fr. 47 Morgan Bolden D Fr. 26 Ingrid Boyum GK Jr. 3 Paige Brigham A So. 2 Sarah Childress M Jr. 44 Jenna Collins M Jr. 22 Julia Collins M Jr. 1 Bailey Dixon D So. 11 Hannah Downey M So. 33 Haley Fessenden M Jr. 9 Libby Field M Sr. 39 Gab Harchelroad GK So. 25 Kayla Harris M Fr. 14 Annalise Heyward M Fr. 20 Meghan Hubley D Sr. 5 Natalie Irwin D Fr. 12 Autumn Koh GK So. 15 Gabbi Labuskes A So. 7 Kelly Larkin A Fr. 43 Victoria LaVeck GK Fr. 29 Caitlin McGlaughlin D Jr. 41 Molly McGuckin D Sr. 4 Meg O Donnell A/M So. 30 Andie O Sullivan M So. 6 Molly O Sullivan A So. 55 Mackenzie Orr M Jr. 24 Alana Phillips M Fr. 21 Aislinn Probst M Sr. 19 Anne Richter M So. 34 Alivia Roskovich D So. 45 Sophia Schade D Fr. 31 Lizzy Schwien M Fr. 42 Carly Seekamp A Fr. 53 Allison Shamir D Fr. 32 Blake Smith D Jr. 46 Lexy Smith D Fr. 35 Suzelle Thomas M Jr. 8 Marie Valenti M So. 17 Morgan Young A Sr. 36 Cassy Zachares M So. Midshipmen By Class Seniors 5 Juniors 9 Sophomores 13 Freshman 13

3 Overall Loyola leads, 6-0 at Annapolis, Md. Loyola leads, 2-0 at Baltimore, Md. Loyola leads, 4-0 at Neutral Site N/A Inaugural Meeting 4/19/14, Loyola, 11-6 Lasting Meeting 3/18/17, Loyola, 13-9 Last Navy Win N/A Last Loyola Win 3/18/17, Loyola, 13-9 Current Streak Loyola, 6 Games Timchal vs. Loyola (Overall) 16-9 Timchal vs. Loyola (at Navy) 0-6 SCOUTING THE OPPONENT Loyola enters the Patriot League Championship game with an 11-7 overall record. The Greyhounds started the season 0-6, but have won 11 of the next 12 games, including a perfect 9-0 mark in Patriot League play. Five of Loyola s six losses have come against ranked opponents, while the sixth came against Virginia, who is currently ranked. The Greyhounds are hosting the Patriot League Tournament for a fourth-straight year. Since Loyola has joined the Patriot League in 2014, the Greyhounds have posted an overall record of 34-0 in regularseason games and a 6-0 mark in tournament games. (41 consecutive victories vs. Patriot League opponents) Loyola has won all four regular-season championships since joining the League for the 2014 season, while it has captured the last three tournament titles and NCAA bids. LAST TIME THEY MET (March 29, 2017) Despite a game-high four goals from Kelly Larkin, the Navy women s lacrosse team fell short to Loyola, 13-9, in the Patriot League opener at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Navy kept up with Loyola in every facet of the game, outshooting the Greyhounds, 26-23, and holding advantages in ground balls, 22-16, draw controls, 13-11, clears 16-of-16 to and turnovers, Larkin paced the Mids on offense with a team-best five points on four goals and one assist. Jenna Collins extended her multipoint streak to 19 consecutive games with two goals. Meg O Donnell, Kayla Harris and Morgan Young each chipped in with a goal as well. Harris also had a strong game in the midfield for the Mids, tallying team highs in draws (6), and caused turnovers (3). ALL-TIME SERIES Loyola is a perfect 6-0 against Navy, including a 2-0 mark in the league championship game. The Greyhounds defense has stified the Mids, holding Navy s offense to less than 10 goals in all six previous contests. Loyola s offense has generated double-digit goal outputs in five of the six meetings. PATRIOT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT No. 1 Loyola posted a victory over No. 4 Boston Univ. to advance to its fourth consecutive Patriot League Championship. No. 2 Navy came from behind to defeat No. 3 Lehigh, 9-8, in the second semifinal game and advance to the championship game. It is the third consecutive year that Loyola and Navy will meet up in the Patriot League Championship. The Greyhounds have won the previous two games. All three games can be found by following the Patriot League and Campus Insiders official Twitter Join the conversation using the hashtag #PLLAX. SERIES VERSUS LOYOLA Series Results 4/19/14 A L, /18/15 H L, /26/15 A L, /19/16 A L, 2-8 5/08/16 A L, /18/17 H L, 9-13 LAST TIME OUT Trailing 8-7 with under 10 minutes to play, the Navy women s lacrosse team used goals by Morgan Young and Meg O Donnell to defeat Lehigh, 9-8, in the semifinals of the Patriot League Tournament. With the win, the Midshipmen advance to the championship game for the third consecutive year. Down one with 4:34 to play, Young took a pass from Kelly Larkin and spun pass a defender to tie the game, 8-8. Seventythree seconds later, Navy took its first lead since early in the first half as O Donnell corralled a pass from Andie O Sullivan and juked the goalie to bury the ball in the back of the net and put the Midshipmen up 9-8. The defense held the final 3:21 to limit the Mountain Hawks to just one shot attempt to secure the victory. The Midshipmen defense disrupted the Mountain Hawk offense, leading to 22 Lehigh turnovers on the night. The defense was credited with nine forced turnovers, including a team-high two caused turnovers by Meghan Hubley, Blake Smith, and Young. The Navy back line limited the Lehigh offense to just four shots in the second half to keep the game close and allow the offense opportunities to capitalize. It was just the second time this season that the Mids won after trailing at halftime. Navy trailed 5-1 against Bryant before winning 9-8 in overtime earlier this season. O Donnell led the team with four goals, while Jenna Collins paced the team with five points (3g, 2a). Larkin joined Je. Collins for the team lead with two assists. Kayla Harris and Ingrid Boyum led the team with three ground balls each, while Julia Collins led the team with six draw controls. As a team, the Midshipmen won the draw control battle, 12-7, while picking up 19 ground balls compared to the Mountain Hawks 11. STREAKS POINT SCORING NAME GAMES STARTED Jenna Collins 29 March 26, 2016 Morgan Young 20 May 6, 2016 Kelly Larkin 18 Feb. 5, 2017 Julia Collins 10 Mar. 25, 2017 Andie O Sullivan 10 Mar. 25, 2017 Kayla Harris 4 Apr. 19, 2017 Meg O Donnell 1 May 5, 2017 GOAL SCORING NAME GAMES STARTED Jenna Collins 18 Feb. 5, 2017 Kayla Harris 2 Apr. 28, 2017 Morgan Young 2 Apr. 28, 2017 Meg O Donnell 1 May 5, 2017 ASSIST SCORING NAME GAMES STARTED Kelly Larkin 11 Mar. 18, 2017 Julia Collins 4 Apr. 19, 2017 Andie O Sullivan 3 Apr. 22, 2017 Jenna Collins 2 Apr. 28, 2017 HAT TRICKS NAME 2017 CAREER Jenna Collins Morgan Young Julia Collins 5 11 Meg O Donnell 7 9 Kelly Larkin 7 7 Andi O Sullivan 4 4 Kayla Harris 1 1 Marie Valenti 1 QUICK FACTS Location Annapolis, Md. Enrollment 4,400 Founded October 10, 1845 Nickname Midshipmen, Mids Mascot Bill the Goat Colors Navy Blue and Gold Song The Navy Blue and Gold Stadium Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Surface Field Turf (34,000) Conference Patriot League Commandant Vice Adm. Ted Carter, USN Athletic Director Chet Gladchuk Head Coach Cindy Timchal Record at Navy (10th year) Overall Record (35th year) Assistant Coaches Gabby Capuzzi (third year) Aly Messinger (first year) Matt Holman (first year) Director of Ops. Liz Schaffner (ninth year) Captains Meghan Hubley, 2017 Morgan Young, 2017 (4) 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 NCAA Appearances (4) 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 PL Tournament Apperances (10) 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017

4 IWLCA COACHES POLL INSIDE LACROSSE POLL WEEK-BY-WEEK RANKINGS Rk School Votes Record 1. Maryland (20) Florida North Carolina Stony Brook Penn State Princeton Penn USC Syracuse Colorado Cornell Virginia Boston College Northwestern Notre Dame Denver Towson Louisville James Madison Virginia Tech Others Receiving Votes: Albany, Elon Rk School Votes Record 1. Maryland (18) North Carolina (1) Florida Stony Brook Penn State USC Penn Syracuse Princeton Colorado Cornell Boston College Notre Dame Virginia Northwestern Denver Albany Towson Louisville James Madison Others Receiving Votes: UMass, Virginia Tech, Delaware, Loyola, Canisius, Elon Date Coaches Media RPI Preseason RV Feb. 13 Feb. 20 Feb. 27 March 6 March 13 March 20 March 27 April 3 April 10 RV 35 April April May 1 31 * Official RPI not released until April 10 (as of May 1, 2017 Navy Opponents in Bold) TIP OF THE HAT In 18 games this year, Navy has tallied 48 individual hat tricks. Jenna Collins leads the team with 12, while Morgan Young is just behind with 10. For their careers, Je. Collins has 22 hat tricks and Young has 20. Along with Young and Je. Collins, Kelly Larkin (7), Meg O Donnell (7), Julia Collins (5), and Andie O Sullivan (4) all have collected at least two hat tricks this year. The Mids have tallied three or more players with a hat trick in a single game in nine of Navy s 18 games. Andie O Sullivan has scored the most goals in a game, netting seven on the road against Lehigh. O Sullivan fell just one goal shy of the school record for goals in a game (8), which has happened three times in program history. CENTURY GOAL CLUB In its 10 seasons, Navy has seen just nine players tally 100 goals in their career. On Saturday, April 1, Jenna Collins joined the 100-goal club with four goals in a 22-7 victory over Army. Morgan Young joined the 100-goal club with a five-goal performance at Colgate (W, 20-10) on April 8. Julia Collins (87) is within striking distance of the elusive club. Je. Collins ranks sixth in program history with 127 goals, while Young and Ju. Collins are eighth and 14th, respectively, at 115 and 87 goals. Erin Rawlick ( ) owns the quickest mark to reaching 100 goals, as it took her just 29 games to reach the feat. Rawlick is third in career goals with 199. Only two players in program history have eclipsed 200 goals in a career. Loren Green ( ) holds the school record with 217, while Aimee Gennaro ( ) is second with 208 goals. MULTI-POINT STREAKING Jenna Collins has strung together quite a few impressive performances, as she tallied 18 consecutive games with at least three points before that streak was snapped against Loyola. Je. Collins scored two points against the Greyhounds. During the stretch, Je. Collins tallied nine hat tricks, three threeplus assists, five three-plus ground balls, three three-plus caused turnovers, and 11 three-plus draw control performances. She currently leads the team with 29 consecutive games scoring at least one point a streak that started on March 26, 2016 at Holy Cross. Navy is 22-7 (.759). (as of May 1, 2017 Navy Opponents in Bold) THERE S NO PLACE LIKE HOME Navy is no stranger to success at home, as it owns a (.868) overall record at home. The Mids are currently 7-2 (.778) at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium this season. The Midshipmen have overwhelmed opponents at home this season, outscoring visiting team (nine games). Leading the charge for Navy at home is Kelly Larkin. The freshman has amassed 47 points on 25 goals and 22 assists in nine games in Annapolis. 100-POINT PLATEAU Fourteen (14) players in school history have notched 100 points in their career, including three players on the current roster Jenna Collins (188), Morgan Young (148), and Julia Collins (131). Ju. Collins became most recent player to reach the feat as she tallied a three-point performance (1g, 2a) against Boston College (3/4/17) to accrue 100 points on 70 goals and 30 assists. One game earlier, Young eclipsed 100 points at George Washington (3/1/17). Young tallied five points on four goals and one assist to raise her career total to 103 points (85g, 18a). The Baltimore native accomplished the feat in 61 games played. Je. Collins reached the club in last season s Patriot League semifinal against Boston (5/6/16), tallying four goals in a 10-7 victory. It took Je. Collins 38 games to reach the milestone. Erin Rawlick ( ) owns the program record for reaching 100 points the fastest, needing just 18 games. Both Erin Rawlick ( ) and Jasmine DePompeo ( ) are the only two players in program history to record 100 points in a single season. Both players tallied 100 points in a single season during their senior campaigns Rawlick in 2010 and DePompeo in Kelly Larkin (78) and Meg O Donnell (70) are the next closest active players to the 100-point plateau. ALUMNI NEWS On Saturday, April 1, the Naval Academy hosted the Washington Nationals and Boston Red Sox at Max Bishop Stadium in the final Spring Training exhibition game of the season. Former Navy women s lacrosse players Abby Ellis ( ) and Baileigh Kimball ( ) were part of the Fly-by for the game. SINGLE-SEASON MARKS Several players are making their impact felt during the 2017 season and climbing up the single-season record book. Jenna Collins, Kelly Larkin, Morgan Young, and Julia Collins are in top 25 for points scored in a season. Je. Collins is in eighth with 85 points, while Larkin ranks 11th with 78. Young is in 18th with 64 points and Ju. Collins is 24th with 57. Jenna Collins (58) is seventh in goals scored in a year. She is four back of entering the top five. Morgan Young (46) is 16th on the list, 11 back of the top 10. Kelly Larkin leads the team with 40 assists, which is fourth in the single-season annals. She is two helpers shy of breaking into the top 3. In addition, Jenna Collins (27) and Julia Collins (26) are currently 12th and 13th on the list, resepectively. With 36 ground balls this season, Marie Valenti is tied for 13th on the single season list. She is three ground balls shy of breaking into the top 10. Julia Collins (91) is sixth on the single-season draw control list. She is nine back of joining Loren Generi ( ) and Erin Rawlick ( ) as the only players in school history with 100 or more draw controls in a season. Jenna Collins currently has 64 draw controls for a season ranking of 11th. She is two back of entering the top 10. Blake Smith is second with 30 caused turnovers this season. The third-year player broke the junior record set by Molly Doyle ( ) in She is four shy of tying the school record of 34 set by Caitlin Mandrin Hill ( ) in Marie Valenti is in third place with 26, while Meghan Hubley is sixth with 23. Hubley is one back of the top 5. Morgan Young (15) is three free-position goals shy of tying Kathy Young ( ) for the most free-position goals in a season in Navy history. The senior is currently fourth, just ahead of teammate Jenna Collins (11) who is tied for 11th. At goal, Ingrid Boyum has 93 saves on the year to rank seventh in season. She is one stops shy of tying for sixth place and seven back of 100, which would mark the sixth time in school history a goalie had 100 saves in a season. Last season, Boyum made 129 saves, which is second in school history in a single season behind 144 stops by Elaina Ponchione ( ). Ingrid Boyum has 14 wins on the year for third in a single season. It is the ninth time in school history a goalkeeper has recorded double-digit wins in a season. Last year, she notched 13 Ws to tie for 4th in a year in school history.

5 PATRIOT LEAGUE COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Friday, May 5, 2017 (#1) Loyola 19, (#4) Boston Univ. 14 Patriot League Semifinals / Baltimore, Md. (#2) Navy 9, (#3) Lehigh 8 Patriot League Semifinals / Baltimore, Md. Sunday, May 7, 2017 (12:00 p.m.) (#2) Navy at (#1) Loyola Patriot League Finals / Baltimore, Md. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A MID At the Academy, the class schedule has a structure unlike most colleges/universities. Most Midshipmen view their schedule as a high school-type of model, where there is a morning schedule with four 50-minute class periods, starting at 7:55 a.m. Following the morning classes, there is a break up for noon formation and lunch, where all 4,400 Midshipmen meet together at Bancroft Hall and eat together. After lunch, the Mids will have two afternoon classes, which conclude at 3:20 p.m. CLIMBING THE RECORD BOOK Navy has several players that are etching their name into the annals of the Midshipmen women s lacrosse record books. Jenna Collins leads the team in career points with 188, ranking seventh in program history. She is four points shy of Caitlin Mandrin Hill ( ) for sixth on the list. Morgan Young (148), Julia Collins (131), Kelly Larkin (78), Meg O Donnell (70), and Andie O Sullivan (50) are all in the top 20 for career points. Young is 10th, while Ju. Collins is 12th. Larkin is 15th, O Donnell is 17th, and O Sullivan is 20th. Jenna Collins (127) became the eighth player in school history with 100 goals, just ahead of Morgan Young (115) who became the ninth player one week later. Julia Collins (87) is in 14th, while Meg O Donnell (60) sits just outside the top 15 in 16th. Andie O Sullivan (38) and Kelly Larkin (38) are in the top 20, both ranking 19th. Jenna Collins sits in fifth place in career assists with 61, while sister Julia Collins is eighth all-time with 44. Kelly Larkin (40) and Morgan Young (33) are 10th and 13th, respectively. Only nine players in school history have scooped up 100 or more ground balls. Jenna Collins (92) is just eight shy of becoming the 10th player in school history to accomplish the feat. Meghan Hubley (76), Marie Valenti (71), Ingrid Boyum (70), and Julia Collins (60) are all in the Mids top 25, ranking 16th, 18th, 19th, and 23rd, respectively. The Collins twins are third and fourth in the school record books for draw controls. Jenna Collins has 181 career draw controls, while sister Julia Collins has 176. Marie Valenti (37) is just 13 shy of becoming only the 16th player with 50 or more draws. Four players rank in Navy s career top 15 for caused turnovers. Jenna Collins (54) is fifth all-time, while Meghan Hubley (49) and Blake Smith (47) are sixth and eighth. Marie Valenti is 11th with 41 caused turnovers one shy of the top 10. Navy has three players in the career top 10 for free-position goals. Morgan Young is in fourth place with 30, while Jenna Collins is in fifth with 27 free-position goals. Julia Collins (18) currently ranks ninth, but is just three shy of tying Danielle Vivonetto ( ) for eighth. Ingrid Boyum ranks third in program history with 228 career saves. Boyum also ranks third all-time in career wins with 27. Morgan Young (74) is 10th in all-time games played. She is just ahead of teammate Meghan Hubley (72) who ranks 14th on the list. Jenna Collins (57), Julia Collins (57), and Hubley (57) are each tied for 12th in career games started. OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN Senior attack Morgan Young (Baltimore, Md.) and defender Meghan Hubley (West Chester, Pa.) will captain the 2017 Navy women s lacrosse team. Young, a 2016 Patriot League All-Tournament team honoree, shined in her first season as a starter. The senior attack started in 17 of Navy s 19 games last season and recorded career highs in points (42), goals (34) and assists (8). Young scored in bunches last season, as she tallied six hat tricks, which included three games of four goals. Overall, the Baltimore native scored in 14 of 19 games last year. Before last season, Young was one of the primary attackers that came off the bench as she saw action in 37 combined games her freshman (17) and sophomore (20) campaigns. She tallied a total of 42 points on 35 goals and 7 assists during her first two seasons. After seeing action in 15 games her freshman season, Hubley became a full-time starter on defense during her sophomore season. Since becoming a starter to begin the 2015 campaign, Hubley has started in every game. As a mainstay on the defense end the last two season, Hubley has consistently produced, recording at least 18 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers. The defender had a career high in ground balls with 21 last year. OUR NATION S FUTURE LEADERS On May 27, Navy s seniors will graduate and be commissioned either 2nd Lieutenants in the Marine Corps or Ensigns in the Navy. Graduates serve a minimum of five years in the Navy or Marine Corps, while pilots serve eight years upon earning their wings. On Nov. 19, Navy s seniors received their service assignments. One will be commissioned 2nd Lieutenants in the Marine Corps, while four will serve as Ensigns in the Navy. Libby Field Meghan Hubley Molly McGuckin Aislinn Probst Morgan Young Marine Corps Pilot Surface Warfare Officer Naval Pilot Surface Warfare Officer Surface Warfare Officer Here is a glance of the schedules for each of the classes at the Academy: Kelly Larkin s Spring Schedule Freshman Undeclared 18 credits Rhetoric and Intro to Literature II American Naval History Preparing to Lead Fundamentals of Seamanship Foundations of Chemistry II Calculus I Swimming (required of all midshipman) Meg O Donnell s Spring Schedule Sophomore Political Science 19 credits Basic German II Intro to Comparative Politics American Presidency Asia in the Premodern World Introductory Statistics General Phyiscs II Martial Arts (required of all midshipman) Jenna Collins s Spring Schedule Junior Economics 18 credits Principles of Propulsion Financial Markets and Institutions Law and Economics The Modern Middle East Advanced Navigation Probability with Naval Applications Martial Arts II (meets P.E requirement of all mids) Morgan Young s Spring Schedule Senior American Politics and Law 16 credits Principles of Ship Performance Control Systems Laboratory Comparative European Politics Political Psychology Film and American Society Capstone Seminar (Surface) Kayaking (meets P.E requirement of all mids)

6 CONFERENCE CORNER Patriot League Weekly Awards February 6, 2017 Julia Collins (Attacker of the Week) Tallied a game-high four goals and one assist vs. Longwood. Blake Smith (Defender of the Week) Helped hold Longwood to just three goals in 60 minutes with a gamehigh four caused turnovers and a career-high four ground balls. Kelly Larkin (Rookie of the Week) Tallied game highs in both points (7) and assists (4) in collegiate debut vs. Longwood. February 13, 2017 Jenna Collins (Midfielder of the Week) Paced the offense at #10 Duke, recording a game and career-best five goals, which included four free-position goals. February 27, 2017 Julia Collins (Attacker of the Week) Amassed 15 points on eight goals and seven assists as Navy went 2-0 on the week against Villanova and Liberty. Kelly Larkin (Rookie of the Week) Tallied 10 points on six goals and four assists along with four ground balls against Villanova and Liberty. March 6, 2017 Jenna Collins (Midfielder of the Week) Recorded seven points on six goals and one assist, 10 draw controls, and three ground balls at George Washington and vs. Boston College. Kelly Larkin (Rookie of the Week) Tallied seven points on four goals and three assists, one draw control and three ground balls in a pair of games against George Washington and Boston College. March 13, 2017 Kelly Larkin (Rookie of the Week) Scored two goals, four ground balls, and one caused turnover in Navy s 9-8 overtime win over Bryant. March 27, 2017 Kelly Larkin (Rookie of the Week) Notched her fourth hat trick of the season in Navy s 17-6 victory over Holy Cross, scoring three goals to go with two assists for a team-leading five points. Five Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors sets the program record for most rookie honors in a season, passing Aimee Gennaro ( ) and Loren Generi ( ). April 3, 2017 Kelly Larkin (Rookie of the Week) Finished the week with 14 points on five goals and nine assists to help the Midshipmen go 2-0 against Lehigh and Army. Set the Patriot League record with six Rookie of the Week awards. April 10, 2017 Jenna Collins (Midfielder of the Week) Finished with game-highs in points (7) and ground balls (5) to help Navy defeat Colgate, Kelly Larkin (Rookie of the Week) Scored two goals, dished out one assist and picked up one ground ball in Navy s victory over Colgate. PATRIOT LEAGUE STANDINGS Conference Overall W-L GF GA W-L GF GA Streak Home Road Neutral Loyola W Navy W Lehigh L Boston Univ L Lafayette L Bucknell L Colgate W Holy Cross L Army West Point L American L All-Patriot League Jenna Collins and Kelly Larkin were named Patriot League Midfielder and Rookie of the Year, respectively, as announced by the league office. In addition, the Navy women s lacrosse team placed five players on the first and second all-conference teams. To go along with the pair of major conference awards, Navy placed three players Collins, Blake Smith, and Morgan Young on the 15-person Patriot League First Team. In addition, the Mids had a pair of players Larkin and Andie O Sullivan earn second team accolades. It is the second consecutive year that Collins has been dubbed PL Midfielder of the Year. She joins Jasmine DePompeo as the only Midshipmen to win a major Patriot League accolade in multiple years. DePompeo was the league s Offensive Player of the Year for three consecutive years (2011, 2012, 2013). Collins joins Erin Rowlick ( ), DePompeo ( ), and Generi ( ) as the only Mids in school history to be named First Team All-Patriot League three times. Larkin is the first Rookie of the Year selection since Loren Generi claimed the award in Larkin finished the regular season with a conference-record seven Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors. Academic All-Patriot League Marie Valenti was selected to the 13-player Academic All- Patriot League Team as announced by the conference office. The sophomore boasts a 3.60 GPA in ocean engineering. Valenti played and started all 17 regular season games for the Midshipmen, ranking in Navy s top five this season in ground balls (1st), caused turnovers (2nd), and draw controls (4th). Patriot League All-Tournament Team???? PL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Attacker School 2/06 Julia Collins Navy 2/13 Rachel Hornick Army 2/20 Kirsten Wilhelmsen Lafayette 2/27 Julia Collins Navy 3/06 Rachel Hornick Army 3/13 Kirsten Wilhelmsen Lafayette 3/20 Kirsten Wilhelmsen Lafayette 3/27 Allison LaBeau Lehigh 4/03 Kirsten Wilhelmsen Lafayette 4/10 Avery Donahoe Boston 4/17 Kirsten Wilhelmsen Lafayette 4/24 Allison LaBeau Lehigh 5/01 Allison LaBeau Lehigh Midfielder School 2/06 Maddy Molinari Bucknell 2/13 Jenna Collins Navy 2/20 Haley O Hanlon Colgate 2/27 Maddy Molinari Bucknell 3/06 Jenna Collins Navy 3/13 Tess MacKay Holy Cross 3/20 Julianne D Orazio Lehigh 3/27 Julianne D Orazio Lehigh 4/03 Taylor VanThof Loyola 4/10 Jenna Collins Navy 4/17 Maddy Molinari Bucknell 4/24 Haley O Hanlon Colgate 5/01 Taylor VanThof Loyola Defender School 2/06 Blake Smith Navy 2/13 Dana Smith Lafayette 2/20 Julia Maloney Holy Cross 2/27 Annie Gilbertson Bucknell 3/06 Kiersten Voiro Lehigh 3/13 Anna Johnson Holy Cross 3/20 Kady Glynn Loyola 3/27 Bailey Mathis Loyola 4/03 Dana Smith Lafayette 4/10 Taylor Tvedt Lehigh 4/17 Kady Glynn Loyola 4/24 Caroline Meegan Boston 5/01 Taylor Tvedt Lehigh Rookie School 2/06 Kelly Larkin Navy 2/13 Maddie Burns Army 2/20 Samantha Stewart Army 2/27 Kelly Larkin Navy 3/06 Kelly Larkin Navy 3/13 Kelly Larkin Navy 3/20 Sondra Dickey Lehigh 3/27 Kelly Larkin Navy 4/03 Kelly Larkin Navy 4/10 Kelly Larkin Navy 4/17 Kailey Conry Boston 4/24 Kailey Conry Boston 5/01 Kailey Conry Boston PL PRESEASON POLL Pts Rec. Loyola (18) Navy (2) Lehigh Boston University Colgate Bucknell Holy Cross Lafayette Army West Point American

7 CINDY TIMCHAL HEAD COACH 10TH SEASON (35TH OVERALL) Legendary head coach Cindy Timchal enters her 10th season at the helm of the women s lacrosse program at the United States Naval Academy in Timchal, who is entering her 35th year as a head coach, is the NCAA s all-time leader in career wins (473) in Division I women s college lacrosse. Additionally, her eight national titles are the eighth most by a coach in a women s sport in NCAA history, and the 26th most in all sports, men and women combined. Timchal was named the Midshipmen s first women s lacrosse coach on August 5, 2006, and in short order, has laid the foundation for a Navy program that is moving quickly in its quest to become a NCAA Division I power. In her eight seasons at the helm of the Midshipmen program, Navy has accumulated a terrific (.795) record, won four and has advanced to four NCAA Tournaments ( ). Timchal s coaching career got its start at Northwestern in During her nine-year tenure with the Wildcats, she compiled a record (.655) while leading the program to five NCAA appearances. While at Northwestern, Timchal made it as far as the quarterfinals, earning appearances in the NCAA Tournament in 1983, 84, 86, 87, and 88. In 1991, she made the move to College Park to revive and renew the strong tradition of Terrapin lacrosse. From Kelly Amonte Hiller to Cathy Reese, Alex Kahoe to Alexis Venechanos, Jen Adams to Kelly Coppedge, the one constant amongst all of the great Maryland players has been Cindy Timchal. In just five years of her 16 seasons at College Park did Timchal lose more than three games in any one season, highlighted by spectacular undefeated runs in 1996 (19-0), 1999 (21-0) and 2001 (23-0). She took Terrapin teams to the NCAA finals in 11 seasons, including an unprecedented stretch of seven straight national championships currently the third-longest championship streak in women s NCAA history. In addition, the run puts Timchal in the company of coaching legends like UCLA s John Wooden who won seven straight titles with the UCLA men s basketball program from THE TIMCHAL COACHING TREE A total of 53 different student-athletes have earned All-America recognition a total of 95 times under Timchal including Kelly Amonte Hiller s four, ( ), and three each for Betsy Elder ( ), Sarah Forbes ( ), Laura Harmon ( ), Sascha Newmarch ( ), Jen Adams ( ) and Kelly Coppedge ( ). In 2005, Acacia Walker earned first team honors, Greta Sommers was named to the second team and Annie Collines was named third team All-America. Adams thirdconsecutive selection as Player of the Year in 2000 marked the 10th time one of Timchal s players have earned National Player of the Year honors, including Amonte Hiller, who was named the 1996 NCAA Division I Most Valuable Player. When the ACC s 50th anniversary Women s Lacrosse Team was announced in 2002, Timchal was selected as the head coach of the squad and had coached 22 members of the team. Nationally, 18 of Timchal s players have played on the U.S. Developmental team and five were members of the most recent championship U.S. World Cup team. Seven former Terrapins helped lead Australia to the 2005 World Cup title in Annapolis, including tournament MVP Sarah Forbes. All totaled, 13 Terps represented three countries at the World Cup. Cindy Timchal s impact on women s lacrosse transcends national titles. Dozens of her former players have gone on to coach at the collegiate level and several will be serving as Division I head coaches around the country this spring. Name, Class Position Institution Jen Adams, 2001 Head Coach Loyola (Md.) Kelly Amonte Hiller, 1996 Head Coach Northwestern Allison Comito, 2002 Assistant Coach California Missy Doherty, 1997 Head Coach Penn State Katie Doolittle, 2007 Assistant Coach Towson Randall Goldsborough, 1997 Head Coach Bucknell Alex Kahoe, 2000 Assistant Coach Vermont Kelly (Kasper) Carter, 2007 Assistant Coach John Hopkins Kerstin Kimel, 1993 Head Coach Duke Karen MacCrate-Henning, 1996 Head Coach Colby College (DIII) Sonia LaMonica, 2004 Head Coach Towson Meghan McNamara, 2001 Head Coach C.W. Post (DII) Cathy (Nelson) Reese, 1998 Head Coach Maryland Jennifer Ulehla, 1991 Head Coach Michigan Michele Ulhfelder, 1991 Head Coach Occidental (DIII) Alexis Venechanos, 2003 Head Coach Ohio State Acacia Walker, 2005 Head Coach Boston College THE TIMCHAL FILE Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. NCAA Postseason As Northwestern Head Coach First Round Quarterfinalist First Round First Round First Round Yrs As Maryland Head Coach Runners-Up Champions Semifinalists Runners-Up Champions Champions Champions Champions Champions Champions Champions Quarterfinalists Semifinalists Quarterfinalists First Round First Round 16 Yrs As Navy Head Coach 2007% First Round First Round First Round Second Round Yrs Total as Head Coach 35 Yrs Milestone Wins 1 March 24, vs. Dartmouth 100 April 25, vs. Penn 200 April 29, vs. Princeton 300 March 3, vs. Syracuse 400 March 7, vs. Robert Morris % Club Season; Not reflected in career coaching record

8 1. Jasmine DePompeo, (169 g, 167 a) Loren Generi, (217 g, 83 a) Erin Rawlick, (199 g, 95 a) Aimee Gennaro, (208 g, 43 a) Kathy Young, (177 g, 34 a) Caitlin Mandrin Hill, (96 g, 96 a) Jenna Collins, (127 g, 61 a) Katrina Nietsch, (126 g, 38 a) Katie Gallagher, (92 g, 60 a) Morgan Young, (115 g, 33 a) Mary Ruttum, (88 g, 46 a) Julia Collins, (87 g, 44 a) Danielle Vivonetto, (114 g, 13 a) Jill Coughlin, (93 g, 18 a) Kelly Larkin (38 g, 40 a) Meg Decker, 2008 (63 g, 13 a) Meg O Donnell (60 g, 10 a) Amanda Towey, 2008 (25 g, 33 a) Jess Fellows, (40 g, 15 a) Andie O Sullivan (38 g, 12 a) Loren Generi, Aimee Gennaro, Erin Rawlick, Kathy Young, Jasmine DePompeo, Jenna Collins, Katrina Nietsch, Morgan Young, Danielle Vivonetto, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Julia Collins, Jasmine DePompeo, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Erin Rawlick, Loren Generi, Jenna Collins, Katie Gallagher, Mary Ruttum, Julia Collins, Aimee Gennaro, Kelly Larkin, Morgan Young, Kierstin King, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Katrina Nietsch, Annie Foky, Lizzy Rullan, Beth Young, Elaina Ponchione, Kathy Young, Molly Doyle, Loren Generi, Jenna Collins, Loren Generi, Erin Rawlick, Jenna Collins, Julia Collins, Kathy Young, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Katrina Nietsch, Beth Young, Mary Ruttum, Lindsay Rheiner, Meg Decker, INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS 1. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Kierstin King, Molly Doyle, Beth Young, Jenna Collins, Meghan Hubley, Loren Generi, Blake Smith, Jill Coughlin, Lindsay Rheiner, Marie Valenti, Free-position 1. Kathy Young, Loren Generi, Erin Rawlick, Morgan Young, Jenna Collins, Katrina Nietsch, Aimee Gennaro, Danielle Vivonetto, Julia Collins, Jill Coughlin, Saves 1. Elaina Ponchione, Annie Foky, Ingrid Boyum, Michelle Verbeeck, Natalie Blandon, Most Goalie Wins 1. Elaina Ponchione, (46-15) Annie Foky, (42-8) Ingrid Boyum, (27-10) Michelle Verbeeck, (16-3) Natalie Blandon, 2008 (13-4) 13 Games Played 1. Jasmine DePompeo, Beth Young, Kathy Young, Emily Mellin, Jill Coughlin, Aimee Gennaro, Loren Generi, Molly Doyle, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Morgan Young, Games Started 1. Kathy Young, Beth Young, Aimee Gennaro, Loren Generi, Kierstin King, Lizzy Rullan, Jill Coughlin, Katrina Nietsch, Jasmine DePompeo, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Jasmine DePompeo, 2013 (56 g, 71 a) Erin Rawlick, 2010 (77 g, 34 a) Jasmine DePompeo, 2011 (57 g, 42 a) Jasmine DePompeo, 2012 (45 g, 47 a) 92 Erin Rawlick, 2009 (55 g, 37 a) Erin Rawlick, 2008 (67 g, 24 a) Loren Generi, 2015 (57 g, 29 a) Jenna Collins, 2017 (58 g, 27 a) Loren Generi, 2014 (46 g, 34 a) 80 Aimee Gennaro, 2013 (64 g, 16 a) Kelly Larkin, 2017 (38 g, 40 a) Meg Decker, 2008 (63 g, 13 a) Loren Generi, 2013 (62 g, 13 a) Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2011 (35 g, 34 a) Jenna Collins, 2016 (44 g, 24 a) 68 Danielle Vivonetto, 2010 (62 g, 6 a) Aimee Gennaro, 2011 (53 g, 14 a) Morgan Young, 2017 (46 g, 18 a) Kathy Young, 2012 (58 g, 4 a) 62 Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2010 (33 g, 29 a) 62 Julia Collins, 2017 (31 g, 26 a) Erin Rawlick, Erin Rawlick, Aimee Gennaro, Meg Decker, Loren Generi, Danielle Vivonetto, Jenna Collins, Kathy Young, Loren Generi, Jasmine DePompeo, Jasmine DePompeo, Jasmine DePompeo, Jasmine DePompeo, Kelly Larkin, Erin Rawlick, Loren Generi, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Erin Rawlick, Amanda Towey, Loren Generi, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Jenna Collins, Julia Collins, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Mary Ruttum, Annie Foky, Annie Foky, Kierstin King, Kierstin King, Elaina Ponchione, Molly Doyle, Lizzy Rullan, Katrina Nietsch, Marie Valentie, Loren Generi, Loren Generi, Loren Generi, Loren Generi, Erin Rawlick, Julia Collins, Kathy Young, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Jenna Collins, Julia Collins, Jenna Collins, INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS 1. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Blake Smith, Marie Valenti, Kierstin King, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Meghan Hubley, Jenna Collins, Loren Generi, Kierstin King, Molly Doyle, Beth Young, Free-position 1. Kathy Young, Erin Rawlick, Meg Decker, Morgan Young, Jenna Collins, Kathy Young, Kathy Young, Danielle Vivonetto, Loren Generi, Loren Generi, Jenna Collins, Saves 1. Elaina Ponchione, Ingrid Boyum, Natalie Blandon, Annie Foky, Annie Foky, Elaina Ponchione, Ingrid Boyum, Michelle Verbeeck, Elaina Ponchione, Michelle Verbeeck, Most Goalie Wins 1. Annie Foky, 2013 (17-2) Annie Foky, 2015 (15-5) Ingrid Boyum, 2017 (14-4) 14 Elaina Ponchione, 2010 (14-4) Ingrid Boyum, 2016 (13-6) 13 Elaina Ponchione, 2009 (13-5) 13 Natalie Blandon, 2008 (13-4) Annie Foky, 2014 (10-1) 10 Elaina Ponchione, 2012 (10-2) Elaina Ponchione, 2011 (9-4) 9

9 1. Jasmine DePompeo at Longwood (04/02/13) 13 Erin Rawlick vs. Howard (02/05/10) Loren Generi vs. Campbell (02/11/14) 11 Erin Rawlick at Niagara (03/15/09) Jenna Collins vs. Lafayette (04/30/16) 10 Jasmine DePompeo vs. UC Davis (03/27/13) 10 Erin Rawlick vs. Presbyterian (02/13/09) Loren Generi vs. Davidson (02/23/14) 9 Loren Generi vs. Liberty (02/18/14) 9 Jasmine Depompeo vs. Holy Cross (03/31/12) 9 Jasmine DePompeo at Colgate (04/30/11) 9 Jasmine DePompeo vs. Lafayette (03/20/11) 9 Erin Rawlick at Davidson (02/27/10) 9 Erin Rawlick vs. Canisius (03/25/08) Several tied with 8 1. Loren Generi at Longwood (04/02/13) 8 Loren Generi vs. UC Davis (03/27/13) 8 Danielle Vivonetto vs. Manhattan (03/18/10) 8 4. Andie O Sullivan at Lehigh (03/29/17) 7 Aimee Gennaro vs. Holy Cross (04/29/12) 7 Kathy Young vs. Holy Cross (04/29/12) 7 Loren Generi vs. American (04/13/12) 7 Aimee Gennaro at Bucknell (03/12/11) 7 Erin Rawlick at Villanova (04/22/08) 7 Erin Rawlick vs. Canisius (03/25/08) 7 1. Jasmine DePompeo at Longwood (04/2/13) Erin Rawlick vs. Howard (02/24/10) 9 3. Jenna Collins vs. Lafayette (04/30/16) 8 4. Jasmine DePompe vs. UC Davis (03/27/13) 7 Amanda Towey vs. St. Francis (Pa.) (03/04/08) 7 6. Loren Generi vs. Liberty (02/18/14) 6 Loren Generi vs. Campbell (02/11/14) 6 Caitlin Mandrin Hill vs. Fresno State (03/07/10) 6 Erin Rawlick at Niagara (03/15/09) Several tied with 5 Most 1. Aimee Gennaro vs. Monmouth (02/24/13) 7 Erin Rawlick at Lafayette (03/13/10) 7 Elaina Ponchione vs. William & Mary (03/10/10) 7 Kierstin King vs. Robert Morris (02/19/10) 7 5. Several tied with 6 INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Most 1. Loren Generi vs. Virginia Tech (05/02/15) Loren Generi at Davidson (02/21/15) Loren Generi vs. Holy Cross (04/21/15) 12 Loren Generi vs. Lehigh (04/09/14) 12 Loren Generi at Bucknell (03/15/14) Julia Collins at George Washington (03/01/17) 11 Julia Collins vs. Liberty (02/27/16) 11 Loren Generi vs. Longwood (02/08/15) 11 Loren Generi vs. Boston University (04/24/14) 11 Loren Generi vs. UC Davis (03/27/13) 11 Erin Rawlick vs. Bucknell (04/24/10) 11 Most 1. Caitlin Mandrin Hill vs. Detroit Mercy (02/22/09) 6 2. Marie Valentie vs. Bryant (03/12/17) 5 Claire Olechowski vs. High Point (02/27/11) 5 4. Several tied with 4 Most Free-Position 1. Morgan Young at Colgate (04/08/17) 4 Jenna Collins at Duke (02/12/17) 4 Kathy Young vs. Robert Morris (02/19/10) 4 4. Several tied with 3 Most Saves 1. Elaina Ponchione vs. Ohio State (02/18/11) Elaina Ponchione at Longwood (02/28/09) 14 Natalie Blandon vs. Canisius (03/25/08) Michelle Verbeeck at Northwestern (03/25/12) 13 Elaina Ponchione vs. Villanova (03/24/09) 13 Natalie Blandon at American (04/25/08) Michelle Verbeeck at North Carolina (05/12/12) 12 Michelle Verbeeck at Longwood (04/16/11) 12 Elaina Ponchione at Lehigh (04/17/10) 12 Natalie Blandon at Lehigh (04/05/08) Erin Rawlick (67 g, 24 a) Erin Rawlick (55 g, 37 a) Erin Rawlick (77 g, 34 a) Jasmine DePompeo (57 g, 42 a) Jasmine DePompeo (45 g, 47 a) Jasmine DePompeo (56 g, 71 a) Loren Generi (46 g, 34 a) Loren Generi (57 g, 29 a) Jenna Collins (44 g, 24 a) Jenna Collins (58 g, 27 a) Erin Rawlick Erin Rawlick Erin Rawlick Jasmine DePompeo Kathy Young Aimee Gennaro Loren Generi Loren Generi Jenna Collins Jenna Collins Amanda Towey Erin Rawlick Erin Rawlick Jasmine DePompeo Jasmine DePompeo Jasmine DePompeo Loren Generi Loren Generi Jenna Collins Kelly Larkin Erin Rawlick Erin Rawlick Erin Rawlick Caitlin Mandrin Hill Loren Generi Loren Generi Loren Generi Loren Generi Jenna Collins Julia Collins 91 ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS 2008 Caitlin Mandrin Hill Mary Ruttum Kierstin King Kierstin King Kierstin King Annie Foky Loren Generi Annie Foky Molly Doyle Marie Valenti Caitlin Mandrin Hill Caitlin Mandrin Hill Kierstin King Beth Young Kierstin King Rheiner/Mellin Molly Doyle Loren Generi Jenna Collins Blake Smith 30 Against Average 2008 Natalie Blandon Elaina Ponchione Elaina Ponchione Elaina Ponchione Michelle Verbeeck Annie Foky Annie Foky Annie Foky Ingrid Boyum Ingrid Boyum 9.46 Save Percentage 2008 Natalie Blandon Elaina Ponchione Elaina Ponchione Elaina Ponchione Michelle Verbeeck Annie Foky Annie Foky Annie Foky Ingrid Boyum Ingrid Boyum.377 CLASS RECORDS in a season by a Fr. Kelly Larkin, So. Jasmine DePompeo, Jr. Jasmine DePompeo, Erin Rawlick, Sr. Jasmine DePompeo, in a season by a Fr. Meg Decker, So. Loren Generi, Danielle Vivonetto, Jr. Aimee Gennaro, Sr. Erin Rawlick, in a season by a Fr. Kelly Larkin, So. Jasmine DePompeo, Jr. Jasmine DePompeo, Sr. Jasmine Depompeo, in a season by a Fr. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, So. Annie Foky, Jr. Mary Ruttum, Sr. Annie Foky, in a season by a Fr. Loren Generi, So. Loren Generi, Jr. Loren Generi, Sr. Loren Generi, in a season by a Fr. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, So. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, Jr. Blake Smith, Sr. Meghan Hubley,