#10 JAMES MADISON vs. TOWSON SUNDAY, APRIL 7, P.M. HARRISONBURG, VA. SENTARA PARK

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1 2018 National Champions 15 NCAA Championship Appearances 11-Time CAA Tournament Champions 50 Years of JMU Lacrosse 2019 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Overall: 9-3 CAA: 1-0 Home: 5-2 Away: 3-1 Neutral: 1-0 Streak: W2 DATE OPPONENT TIME Feb. 9 at #2 North Carolina L, 7-18 Feb. 13 at #14 Virginia Tech W, 14-8 Feb. 17 vs. UConn % W, 18-9 Feb. 23 HIGH POINT W, 12-5 Mar. 1 CANISIUS W, 21-4 Mar. 6 at #19 Penn State W, 11-9 Mar. 10 RUTGERS W, 10-7 Mar. 16 TEMPLE W, Mar. 20 #8 VIRGINIA L, 9-14 Mar. 24 #2 MARYLAND L, 5-18 Mar. 30 SAN DIEGO STATE W, 19-8 Apr. 5 at Delaware * W, 10-3 Apr. 7 TOWSON * Noon Apr. 12 at Drexel * 6 p.m. Apr. 14 at Hofstra * Noon Apr. 19 ELON * 5 p.m. Apr. 21 WILLIAM & MARY * 1 p.m. May 3 May 5 May 10 May 12 May 18 May 24 May 26 CAA SEMIFINALS ^ CAA TITLE GAME ^ NCAA First Round NCAA Second Round NCAA Quarterfinals NCAA Semifinals NCAA Title Game Home games in BOLD CAPS Rankings are IWLCA Coaches poll * CAA game ^ CAA Championship (Harrisonburg, Va.) % Played at US Lacrosse Facility (Sparks, Md.) LAX SPORTS NETWORK Online: laxsn.com LIVE STATS Statbroadcast... JMU Lax Communications Chris Brooks, Lacrosse SID Office Phone: brookscp@jmu.edu JAMES MADISON (9-3, 1-0) Rankings (IWLCA / IL Women) #10 / #11 Head Coach Record (Year) Record at JMU (Year) #10 JAMES MADISON vs. TOWSON SUNDAY, APRIL 7, P.M. HARRISONBURG, VA. SENTARA PARK Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe (18th) (13th) Klaes-Bawcombe vs. TU DUKES FACE RIVAL TOWSON SUNDAY JMU continues CAA play on Sunday afternoon with a rivalry showdown with Towson. The opening draw is set for noon at Sentara and it will be the team s Game Hair Havoc game. This marks the 45th installment of the series, with JMU leading The 2019 JMU lacrosse season is presented by O Neill s Grill. JMU-TOWSON SERIES BY THE NUMBERS JMU and Towson have met 44 times previously, including 24 times over the past 17 seasons since the Tigers joined the CAA. The series began back in 1976 and they never went longer than three years without playing. JMU is all-time, including since the 2002 season. JMU is 10-7 in regular-season conference games and 4-3 in the CAA Championship. Since 2008, JMU and Towson have won every CAA tournament title, with the Tigers claiming six and JMU winning five. The two teams have also won 15 of the past 16 league crowns. JMU is 16-5 all-time vs. Towson in games played in Harrisonburg, having won three straight. Towson s last win in the Burg came six years to the date on April 7, CHAMPION COACHES COLLIDE IN THE VALLEY JMU s Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe and Towson s Sonia LaMonica are proven winners in the CAA, as the duo have combined for eight of the past nine CAA Coach of the Year Awards. Klaes-Bawcombe won the honor in 2010 and has won it the past three years, while LaMonica garnered top coaching honors from JMU has reached the NCAA Championship six times since 2010, reaching the quarters in 2010 and winning the title in Towson has gone dancing five times under LaMonica, winning three postseason games. DEFENSE SHUTS DOWN DELAWARE IN CAA-OPENING WIN Molly Dougherty made 15 saves, including 12 in the first half, and JMU s defense shut down Delaware in a 10-3 win to open CAA play on Friday in Newark, Del. Hanna Haven led the offense with five points on two goals and three assists, and Maddie McDaniel turned in her third hat trick of the year, tallying three goals, one assist, six draws and two caused turnovers. Katie Checkosky also had a goal and two helpers. JMU used a pair of three-goal runs in the first half to take control. The defense held Delaware without a goal for a span of 22 minutes between goals one and two and another 20 before the Hens tallied their final goal. TEAM COMPARISON TOWSON (2-8, 0-0) Rankings (IWLCA / IL Women) -- / -- Head Coach Record (Year) Record at TU (Year) James Madison Towson Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin (.437) Goals-Shot Attempts (.386) (.744) Shots on Goal-Attempts (.707) 70 (5.83) Assists 32 (3.2) (.397) Free-Position Goals-Attempted (.406) 220 (18.33) Ground Balls 162 (16.2) 116 (9.67) Caused Turnovers 128 (12.8) 158 (13.17) Draw Controls 106 (10.6) (.864) Clears (.832).517 Save Percentage.452 Sonia LaMonica (10th) (9th) LaMonica vs. JMU 7-7

2 RECORDS WHEN... JMU Scores First 5-1 Opponent Scores First 4-2 Leading at Halftime 6-0 Trailing at Halftime 0-3 Tied at Halftime 3-0 JMU Outshoots Opponent 7-0 Opponent Outshoots JMU 2-2 Teams Tied in Shots 0-1 JMU Leads in Draws 7-1 Opponent Leads in Draws 1-2 Teams Tried in Draws 1-0 JMU Causes More Turnovers 7-0 Opponent Causes More Turnovers 2-2 Teams Tied in Caused Turnovers 0-1 JMU Leads in Ground Balls 5-1 Opponent Leads in Ground Balls 4-1 Teams Tied in Ground Balls 0-1 JMU Commits Fewer Turnovers 6-1 Opponent Commits Fewer Turnovers 3-1 Teams Tied in Turnovers 0-1 JMU Scores 0-10 Goals 2-3 JMU Scores Goals 2-0 JMU Scores Goals 2-0 JMU Scores Goals 2-0 JMU Scores 20+ Goals 1-0 JMU Allows 0-5 Goals 3-0 JMU Allows 6-10 Goals 6-0 JMU Allows Goals 0-0 JMU Allows Goals 0-1 JMU Allows Goals 0-2 JMU Allows 20+ Goals 0-0 INSIDE THE POLLS IWLCA Coaches Poll Apr. 1, 2019 No. Team Record Points 1 Boston College (25) Maryland Syracuse Northwestern Notre Dame North Carolina Michigan Virginia Penn James Madison Loyola Navy Duke USC Princeton Denver Florida Stanford Johns Hopkins Stony Brook Virginia Tech Georgetown Colorado High Point Dartmouth Inside Lacrosse Women DI Media Poll Apr. 1, 2019 No. Team Record Points 1 Boston College (22) Maryland (1) Syracuse Notre Dame North Carolina Northwestern t-7 Michigan t-7 Virginia Penn USC James Madison Duke Navy Loyola Stanford Johns Hopkins Princeton Denver Florida Dartmouth Receiving Votes: Georgetown, Virginia Tech, Stony Brook, Colorado, Penn State, High Point GENERAL Location... Harrisonburg, Va. Founded Enrollment...22,667 Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Colonial Athletic Association Nickname / Mascot... Dukes / Duke Dog Colors...Purple and Gold Stadium (Capacity)...Sentara Park (1,500) President...Jonathan Alger Director of Athletics...Jeff Bourne HISTORY JMU QUICK FACTS First as a Program All-Time Record (.610) / 801 games Conference Titles / Last...11 / 2018 NCAA Playoff Appearances / Last...15 / 2018 Last Postseason Opp.... Boston College (May 27, 2018) Round NCAA Championship Game Result...JMU 16, Boston College TEAM INFO Overall Record (CAA Record) (1-0) Home Record Away Record Neutral Record Goals Leader...Hanna Haven (23) Assist Leader...Hanna Haven (23) Points Leader...Hanna Haven (46) Free-Pos. Goals Leader... Halle Duenkel (6) Draw Controls Leader...Maddie McDaniel (61) Caused Turnovers Leader...Caroline Sdanowich (18) Ground Balls Leader...Emma Johnson (34) Saves Leader...Molly Dougherty (114) Goals Against Avg. Leader... Molly Dougherty (9.49) COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe Record at JMU / Years / 13th Record / Years / 18th Lacrosse Office Phone Associate Head Coach... Emily Boissonneault Assistant Coach...Dorrien Van Dyke Volunteer Assistant...Matt Snyder Manager...Riley Newell Strength & Conditioning Coach...Joshua Epstein Athletic Trainer...Marisa Maleike Administrative Assistant...Donna Golson 2019 CAA STANDINGS CAA Overall #10 James Madison Hofstra Elon Towson William & Mary Delaware Drexel *Rankings reflected by IWLCA Coaches Poll* 2

3 SCOUTING TOWSON The Tigers enter CAA play with a 2-8 overall record, with all eight setbacks coming against nationally-ranked opponents. Towson is looking for its first road win, having lost each of its five games away from home. TU averages 9.5 goals per game while allowing 11.9 to its opponents. Natalie Sulmonte leads the Tigers with 25 goals and four assists, and Kaitlin Thornton has tallied 17 goals and nine helpers. The duo has combined for 62 draw controls. Sami Chenoweth leads the squad with 41 caused turnovers and Kiley Keating holds a.452 save percentage through 10 games. Sonia LaMonica is in her ninth season at Towson, holding a record with the Tigers. She also has a career record. She s guided Towson to four CAA titles, including three straight between RECAPPING LAST JMU-TU MEETING Back on May 6, 2018, JMU captured back-toback CAA championships with a win against Towson at Sentara Park. Kristen Gaudian and Elena Romesburg combined for nine goals to help JMU to its 11th CAA championship in program history. Haley Warden was named CAA Most Outstanding Performer for the second straight year, becoming the league s first player to win the award in consecutive championships. JMU closed the final 7:50 of the first half with a 5-0 run to grab a 10-4 lead at the break. Leading 10-7, JMU produced four straight to put the game away. JOHN CARROLL TRIO ON SAME FIELD Sunday s game features three former high school teammates sharing the field. John Carroll School (Md.) Caroline Sdanowich ( 15) and Charlotte Haggerty ( 17) vs. Molly Lynch ( 18) WHAT S NEXT FOR THE DUKES Following Sunday s rivalry game, JMU hits the road for a pair of matchups next week. The Dukes begin the weekend on Friday, April 12 at Drexel in a televised game on NBC Sports Washington Plus and NBC Sports Philly Plus. JMU then heads north to Long Island to take on Hofstra on Sunday, April 14 at noon. 10TH IN COACHES, 11TH IN MEDIA This week, JMU is ranked 10th in the IWLCA Coaches Poll and 11th in the Inside Lacrosse Women DI Media Poll after going 8-3 during the non-conference slate. JMU owns a pair of top-20 wins - both on the road - at then-no. 14 Virginia Tech and then-no. 19 Penn State. JMU s three losses have all come against teams ranking inside the top eight. JMU is the lone CAA team to be ranked for the fourth straight week. JMU VS. TOWSON Overall: Current Streak: JMU W3 Home Games: 16-5 Last: May 6, 2018 (JMU 16, Towson 10) Away Games: 14-6 Last: Apr. 28, 2018 (JMU 17, Towson 16 OT) Neutral Games: 1-2 Last: May 8, 2016 (Towson 14, JMU 6) Most JMU Goals: 19 on April 1, 1995 On Road/Neutral: same Most Opp. Goals: 16 2x, last on Apr. 28, 2018 JMU Win Margin: 12 on Mar. 15, 2002 Opponent Win Margin: 8 on May 8, 2016 Date Game W/L Score 4/9/76 Towson W 9-6 3/29/77 at Towson W /22/78 at Towson L 1-5 3/29/79 Towson W /24/81 at Towson W 8-2 3/23/82 Towson W /22/83 at Towson W 9-4 4/13/85 Towson W /29/88 Towson W /25/89 at Towson W 8-6 4/24/90 #14 Towson L /23/91 at Towson W /23/92 #15 Towson W 9-6 4/21/93 at Towson L 8-9 (OT) 4/22/94 Towson W /1/95 at Towson W /30/96 Towson W /29/97 at Towson W /28/98 at #13 Towson W /21/99 Towson W /15/02 Towson W /31/03 Towson W /13/04 at #17 Towson W /10/05 Towson L 5-9 4/14/06 at Towson W /5/06 Towson W 9-8 4/6/07 Towson W /13/08 at #19 Towson L /19/09 Towson L /9/10 at #8 Towson W 10-9 (2OT) 4/15/11 Towson L 9-10 (OT) 5/7/11 at Towson W 8-6 4/22/12 at Towson L 9-10 (2OT) 4/29/12 at Towson L 7-8 4/7/13 Towson L /13/14 at Towson L (OT) 5/4/14 vs. Towson L (OT) 4/17/15 Towson W /3/15 vs. Towson W /24/16 at #18 Towson W /8/16 vs. Towson L /1/17 #13 Towson W 9-5 4/28/18 at #6 Towson W (OT) 5/6/18 #7 Towson W The Dukes have ranked in the top 10 nationally of the coaches poll every week since Feb. 19, Boston College remains first in the country in the coaches poll, followed by No. 2 Maryland, No. 3 Syracuse, No. 4 Northwestern and No. 5 Notre Dame. In the media poll, ND is fourth and UNC is fifth. JMU S ACTIVE STREAKS Seven straight conference wins 11 straight wins against CAA teams (postseason included) Four consecutive CAA road wins 9-0 this season when holding opponents to 10 goals or less 7-0 this season when out-shooting opponents and causing more turnovers 44 straight wins when leading or being tied at halftime, dating back to Feb. 4, 2017 (was tied 8-8 at UNC before falling 16-14). ALL-TIME OPPONENT HISTORY American 14-0 Boston College 4-0 Boston University 1-0 Bridgewater Brown 1-0 California 4-0 Canisius 1-0 Colgate 1-0 Colorado 0-1 Dartmouth 6-3 Delaware Denver 1-0 Drexel 17-0 Duke 1-5 Elon 5-0 Fairfield 4-0 Florida 1-1 Frostburg State 0-2 George Mason 18-5 George Washington 2-0 Georgetown 6-10 Harvard 2-3 High Point 4-1 Hofstra 17-6 Hollins 8-2 Jacksonville 1-0 Johns Hopkins 1-0 Lafayette 1-1 Le Moyne 2-0 Lehigh 0-1 Liberty 1-0 Longwood 9-0 Louisville 1-0 Loyola Lynchburg 16-0 Mary Washington 7-1 Maryland 3-42 Michigan 1-0 New Hampshire 4-0 North Carolina 4-7 Northwestern 1-3 Notre Dame 2-4 Old Dominion 36-8 Penn 0-2 Penn State Piedmont 1-5 Princeton 3-11 Rhode Island College 0-1 Richmond 44-3 Roanoke 3-0 Rutgers 6-2 San Diego State 2-0 Shippensburg 3-0 Stanford 3-3 Syracuse 0-1 Temple 5-4 Towson UC Davis 1-0 UConn 4-2 UMass 3-5 UMBC 3-0 Ursinus 0-2 USC 0-1 Vanderbilt 0-1 Vermont 1-0 Virginia Virginia Tech 17-0 William & Mary Yale Opponents in BOLD 3

4 #8 SYDNEY BECKMEYER Has appeared in three games this season US Lacrosse HS All-American as a senior in 2016 #18 BRITTANY BILL Has appeared in three games this season Four-time All-Conference selection, including First Team as a sophomore and senior Also played field hockey, where she was the County Player of the Year as a senior #26 LOGAN BRENNAN Starting attacker in 10 games, missing two to an injury CAA Player of the Week (Feb. 19) -high five goals and six points at VT Had six points off three goals and career-high three assists vs. Temple Had four goals and an assist vs. UConn First two-goal game in opener at UNC #40 KAT BUCHANAN Made collegiate debut in second half vs. Canisius, recording one save Bay State League All-Star as a senior Ranked eighth in league with 380 saves and.670 save percentage in 2018 #19 LILLY BYRNE Has appeared in three games this season US Lacrosse HS All-American as a senior in 2018 VHSL 6A First Team All-State as a junior & senior Washington Post HM All-Metro selection #12 KATIE CHECKOSKY Starting attacker in 10 games Matched career high with four points off two goals and two assists vs. San Diego State Tied career high with two goals vs. UConn Two assists at Virginia Tech and vs. Virginia One goal and two assists at Delaware 2018 CAA All-Rookie Team -high three assists and four points vs. Richmond last season #33 MOLLY DOUGHERTY Tewaaraton Award Watch List Starting goalkeeper CAA Defensive Player of the Week (Mar. 12) -high 19 saves with a.679 save percentage at Penn State 15 saves, including 12 in first half at Delaware Made 10 saves and held Virginia Tech 2-for-9 on free-position shots Also had 10 save vs. Temple and Virginia Allowed just one goal in the 1st half vs. Canisius, 2nd half vs. Rutgers and 1st half at Delaware Played for Team USA at IWLCA President s Cup in Florida and Spring Premiere in California Preseason All-CAA 2018 VaSID Rookie of the Year and First Team All-CAA goalkeeper PLAYER NOTES - LISTED ALPHABETICALLY #6 HALLE DUENKEL Starting midfielder in first 11 games Missed Delaware game -best four goals against San Diego State, which included going 2-for-2 on FP shots Also has three goals in four games Has notched a hat trick in five of the past seven games, with three coming in the first half Two goals and an assist vs. UConn Tied career high with three ground balls vs. HPU Co-founder of Compassion in Actions, a faithbased non-profit organization JMU s SAAC President #14 MAIREAD DURKIN Has appeared in six games this season Made debut vs. Canisius, scoring one goal with three draws and two ground balls Scored game-winning goal vs. Rutgers Won five draws at Penn State US Lacrosse HS All-American as a senior in 2018 Albertus Magnus all-time leading scorer with 304 career goals Scored 100 goals as a senior, 66 as a junior, 88 as a sophomore and 50 as a freshman #10 LAUREN DUVALL Starting defender -high three caused turnovers vs. HPU Had a pair of caused turnovers vs. Canisius -high three GB against Richmond in 2018 #15 LIZZY FOX CAA Rookie of the Week (Mar. 5) Starting midfielder in three games -high three goals, to go with an assist, caused turnover and two GB vs. San Diego State -best five points off two goals and a career-high three assists vs. Temple Also had bests of five caused turnovers, three ground balls and two draws in Temple game Scored two goals with two assists vs. Canisius One goal and one assist vs. HPU One goal, one assist, three caused turnovers and two ground balls vs. Rutgers Scored first career goal at Virginia Tech US Lacrosse HS All-American as a senior in 2018 Section Player of the Year and was an all-league selection in five years (8th-12th grades) Scored over 200 career goals, ranking top 3 alltime for North Rockland - 76 goals as a senior #21 AVA FRANTZ Has appeared in seven games Had two ground balls vs. UConn Tournament of Champions winner in 2018 Helped Moorestown to state title as a senior HS teammate of Kacey Knobloch #3 NATALIE FUCCILLO Starting defender -high three caused turnovers at VT and against UConn Also had three caused turnovers and two ground balls against San Diego State -high five ground balls vs. UConn and had three at UNC #20 EMMA GREENHILL Has yet to see action this season All-Suffolk County as a junior and senior in HS #7 CHARLOTTE HAGGERTY Starting midfielder in 10 games Two goals in five different games Both goals vs. Rutgers came on free position Scored one goal with first career assist vs. SDSU Three ground balls vs. Temple Played for Team USA at IWLCA President s Cup in Florida Honorable Mention Preseason All-American and Preseason All-CAA selection Had a trio of two-goal games as a rookie #38 ELLIE HARMEYER Has appeared in three games this season Made five saves in second half vs. SDSU Saw action in 15 games, with 11 starts in cage last season, going 8-1 Had 49 saves with a.368 save percentage and 8.97 goals against average last year #4 HANNA HAVEN Tewaaraton Award Watch List One of four team captains CAA Player of the Week (Mar. 12) Starting attacker -high eight points (4 goals, 4 asts) vs. HPU Tallied seven points off four goals and three assists vs. UConn in Sparks, Md. Two goals and three assists at Delaware Three assists at Penn State Three goals and assist vs. Rutgers Honorable Mention Preseason All-American and Preseason All-CAA selection 2018 Second Team All-CAA and NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team honoree -high five goals against UConn and four assists at Towson - both in 2018 Ranks 5th all-time at JMU in career assists (73), 12th in points (183), 14th in free-position goals (22) and tied for 18th in goals (109) #29 LINNEA HUGHES Has appeared in three games this season -high three assists and three points vs. Drexel in 2018 US Lacrosse HS All-American in 2015 and

5 #1 EMMA JOHNSON Starting defender CAA Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 26) Tied career highs of four GB and CT vs. HPU PLAYER NOTES CONTINUED... Tallied four ground balls at VT and two caused turnovers and three ground balls vs. UConn Also had four ground balls vs. Virginia and SDSU Has started every game since her freshman year 2018 VaSID Second Team All-State Ranks tied for 12th all-time at JMU in caused TO (74) and 15th in ground balls (109) #28 KACEY KNOBLOCH Has appeared in nine games this season Tallied two goals against Canisius Scored first career goal on FP shot at #2 UNC US Lacrosse HS All-American in 2018 Two-time First Team All-State and All-Group Tournament of Champions winner in 2018 Helped Moorestown to state title as a senior HS teammate of Ava Frantz #24 ALEXANDRA KUGLER Has appeared in three games this season US Lacrosse HS All-American in 2016 #13 DARIA LUCCHESI Starting attacker in four games Scored two goals against UConn, at Penn State and against Maryland One goal and one assist vs. Canisius and Temple #22 RACHEL MATEY Has appeared in 11 games this season, making first career start at midfield in Delaware game Scored two goals against Canisius First career goal versus UConn US Lacrosse HS All-American in 2018 Philadelphia Catholic League MVP as a senior Helped Archbishop John Carroll to 2017 state championship with 24-1 record #11 MADDIE MCDANIEL One of four team captains Starting attacker Tied career high 4 goals with CH 9 draws at VT Record 12 draw controls vs. San Diego State Scored three goals with an assist at Penn State Had 8 draws vs. UConn and 7 vs. Canisius Honorable Mention Preseason All-CAA -high 4 goals against Delaware in 2018 and 4 vs. Maryland in 2017 Ranks 16th all-time at JMU in career draws (93) #9 ELIZABETH MURPHY Has appeared in three games this season US Lacrosse HS All-American in 2016 and 2017 #2 REAGAN NEWELL Has yet to see any action this season Missed last season to an injury US Lacrosse HS All-American in 2014 and 2015 #5 SHANNON QUINLAN Has appeared in six games this season Scored two goals against Canisius Saw action in one game last year before suffering season-ending injury - medical redshirt #30 KELSEY REED One of four team captains Starting midfielder in 11 games Scored two goals with an assist vs. Canisius Also had two goals vs. High Point highs of three caused turnovers and three ground balls vs. Temple #34 SARAH REILLY Has appeared in three games this season #27 KRISTEN RUSSELL Has appeared in four games this season -high two caused turnovers vs. Temple #32 CAROLINE SDANOWICH Tewaaraton Award Watch List ILWomen D1 Midseason First Team All-American One of four team captains and starting defender -high eight draws, to go with four ground balls and two caused turnovers vs. Virginia Tallied three caused turnovers and four ground balls at UNC Had career-high 5 ground balls, to go with 3 caused turnovers and 4 draws vs. Maryland Also had three caused turnovers and three draws against San Diego State Netted first career goal vs. SDSU, becoming first JMU defender to score since 2016 season Won seven draw controls vs. High Point Also had six draws against Temple and five more vs. UConn in Sparks, Md. Second Team Preseason All-American and Preseason All-CAA, 2018 Second Team All-CAA Ranks 7th all-time at JMU in career caused turnovers (82) and 18th in ground balls (103) RANKING BY WEEK COACHES MEDIA #4 Preseason #4 no poll Feb. 11 #9 #7 Feb. 18 #9 #6 Feb. 25 #9 #7 Mar. 4 #7 #7 Mar. 11 #7 #7 Mar. 18 #6 #10 Mar. 25 #10 #10 Apr. 1 #11 Apr. 8 Apr. 15 Apr. 22 Apr. 29 Final WEEKLY AWARDS Colonial Athletic Association Logan Brennan Player of the Week (Feb. 19) Emma Johnson Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 26) Lizzy Fox Rookie of the Week (Mar. 5) Hanna Haven Player of the Week (Mar. 12) Molly Dougherty Defensive Player of the Week (Mar. 12) PRESEASON AWARDS Preseason All-Americans Caroline Sdanowich Second Team Charlotte Haggerty Honorable Mention Hanna Haven Honorable Mention Emma Johnson Honorable Mention Preseason All-CAA Hanna Haven Preseason All-CAA Attacker Charlotte Haggerty Preseason All-CAA Midfielder Emma Johnson Preseason All-CAA Defender Caroline Sdanowich Preseason All-CAA Defender Molly Dougherty Preseason All-CAA Goalkeeper Maddie McDaniel Honorable Mention Selection TOP SENTARA CROWDS JMU 15, Virginia 12 May 13, Maryland 18, JMU 5 Mar. 24, JMU 11, Florida 8 May 19, JMU 16, Towson 10 May 6, JMU 17, Delaware 5 May 4, JMU 19, San Diego State 8 Mar. 30, Maryland 16, JMU 11 Mar. 25, Virginia 14, JMU 9 Mar. 20, JMU 15, North Carolina 14 (2OT) Feb. 10, North Carolina 11, JMU 7 Feb. 6, 2016 NOTE: JMU had its top four attendances and seven of its top nine home attendances in the 2018 season. 5

6 OTHER TIDBITS JMU CELEBRATES 50TH ANNIVERSARY March marked the 50th anniversary celebration of JMU lacrosse, which began in The 50th season in 2018 was capped off by the team winning the first lacrosse national championship. The Dukes have won 11 Colonial Athletic Association championships and has been to the NCAA Championship 15 times. JMU has produced 59 All-Americans, 14 CAA Players of the Year and 29 CAA major award winner. Three have also been named finalists for the Tewaaraton Award. THREE ON TEWAARATON WATCH LIST Three JMU players in Hanna Haven, Caroline Sdanowich and Molly Dougherty were named to the 2019 Tewaaraton Award Watch List. It marks the second straight season JMU placed three players on the initial watch list. The Tewaaraton Award, now in its 19th season, is presented annually to the top male and female collegiate lacrosse players in the United States. The selection committees are comprised of premier collegiate coaches and are appointed each year by the Tewaaraton Foundation. The Dukes were one of nine Division I programs with at least three honorees. Maryland led the country with six while Boston College and Florida also had four picks. DUKES THE FAVORITE TO WIN CAA JMU was voted the favorite to win the Colonial Athletic Association title for a third straight season in The Dukes received six first-place votes and 36 points, while rival Towson was selected second with one first-place vote and 31 points. Elon was third, followed by Hofstra, Delaware, Drexel and William & Mary. JMU has won the CAA regular-season title in seven of the past nine seasons, winning five tournament championships during that span. The Dukes have claimed the regular-season crown in each of the previous three seasons, winning the tournament in 2017 and Six players were honored, as making the Preseason All-CAA Team were Hanna Haven, Charlotte Haggerty, Emma Johnson, Caroline Sdanowich and Molly Dougherty. Maddie McDaniel was also Honorable Mention. DOUGHERTY, HAGGERTY PLAY FOR TEAM USA A pair of JMU sophomores were afforded the opportunity to compete with the best players in the world, as both were part of Team USA. Both Molly Dougherty and Charlotte Haggerty were named to the U.S. National Team s roster at the IWLCA President s Cup in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. in November. From there, Dougherty also earned a roster spot for the team s trip to Palo Alto, Calif., for the Spring Premiere at Stanford in January. Additionally, 2018 All-American Elena Romesburg joined Dougherty and Haggerty on Team USA back in November TEAM HIGHS Goals 21 vs. Canisius 3/1/19 19 vs. San Diego State 3/30/19 18 vs. UConn 2/17/19 16 vs. Temple 3/16/19 14 at Virginia Tech 2/13/19 Assists 11 vs. Temple 3/16/19 10 vs. Canisius 3/1/19 7 at Delaware 4/5/19 vs. San Diego State 3/30/19 vs. High Point 2/23/19 Points 31 vs. Canisius 3/1/19 27 vs. Temple 3/16/19 26 vs. San Diego State 3/30/19 24 vs. UConn 2/17/19 20 at Virginia Tech 2/13/19 Shot Percentage.700 vs. Canisius 3/1/ vs. San Diego State 3/30/ vs. UConn 2/17/ vs. High Point 2/23/ at Delaware 4/5/19 Draw Controls 18 vs. Temple 3/16/19 vs. Canisius 3/1/19 16 vs. San Diego State 3/30/19 vs. UConn 2/17/19 15 vs. Virginia 3/20/19 vs. High Point 2/23/19 Caused Turnovers 18 vs. Temple 3/16/19 17 vs. High Point 2/23/19 16 vs. San Diego State 3/30/19 10 vs. UConn 2/17/19 8 vs. Rutgers 3/10/19 vs. Canisius 3/1/19 at Virginia Tech 2/13/19 Saves 19 at Penn State 3/6/19 15 at Delaware 4/5/19 10 vs. San Diego State 3/30/19 vs. Virginia 3/20/19 vs. Temple 3/16/19 at Virginia Tech 2/13/19 Turnovers 10 at North Carolina 2/9/19 11 vs. Canisius 3/1/19 at Virginia Tech 2/13/19 12 vs. Maryland 3/24/19 13 vs. San Diego State 3/30/ PLAYER HIGHS Goals 5 Logan Brennan at Va. Tech 2/13/19 4 Halle Duenkel vs. SDSU 3/30/19 Hanna Haven vs. High Point 2/23/19 Logan Brennan vs. UConn 2/17/19 Hanna Haven vs. UConn 2/17/19 Maddie McDaniel at Va. Tech 2/13/19 Assists 4 Hanna Haven vs. High Point 2/23/19 3 Hanna Haven at Delaware 4/5/19 Logan Brennan vs. Temple 3/16/19 Lizzy Fox vs. Temple 3/16/19 Hanna Haven at Penn State 3/6/19 Hanna Haven vs. UConn 2/17/19 Points 8 Hanna Haven vs. High Point 2/23/19 7 Hanna Haven vs. UConn 2/17/19 6 Logan Brennan vs. Temple 3/16/19 Logan Brennan at Va. Tech 2/13/19 5 Hanna Haven at Delaware 4/5/19 Lizzy Fox vs. Temple 3/16/19 Logan Brennan vs. UConn 2/17/19 Draw Controls 12 Maddie McDaniel vs. SDSU 3/30/19 9 Maddie McDaniel at Va. Tech 2/13/19 8 Caroline Sdanowich vs. Virginia 3/20/19 Maddie McDaniel vs. UConn 2/17/19 7 Maddie McDaniel vs. Canisius 3/1/19 Caroline Sdanowich vs. High Point 2/23/19 Caused Turnovers 5 Lizzy Fox vs. Temple 3/16/19 4 Emma Johnson vs. High Point 2/23/19 3 Natalie Fuccillo vs. SDSU 3/30/19 Caroline Sdanowich vs. SDSU 3/30/19 Caroline Sdanowich vs. Maryland 3/24/19 Kelsey Reed vs. Temple 3/16/19 Lizzy Fox vs. Rutgers 3/10/19 Lauren DuVall vs. High Point 2/23/19 Natalie Fuccillo vs. UConn 2/17/19 Natalie Fuccillo at Va. Tech 2/13/19 Caroline Sdanowich at UNC 2/9/19 Ground Balls 5 Caroline Sdanowich vs. Maryland 3/24/19 Natalie Fuccillo vs. UConn 2/17/19 4 Emma Johnson vs. SDSU 3/30/19 Molly Dougherty vs. Maryland 3/24/19 Emma Johnson vs. Virginia 3/20/19 Caroline Sdanowich vs. Virginia 3/20/19 Emma Johnson vs. High Point 2/23/19 Caroline Sdanowich vs. High Point 2/23/19 Emma Johnson at Va. Tech 2/13/19 Caroline Sdanowich at UNC 2/9/19 Saves 19 Molly Dougherty at Penn State 3/6/19 15 Molly Dougherty at Delaware 4/5/19 10 Molly Dougherty vs. Virginia 3/20/19 Molly Dougherty vs. Temple 3/16/19 Molly Dougherty at Va. Tech 2/13/19 6

7 INDIVIDUAL SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS #1 EMMA JOHNSON Assists 1 at William & Mary (4/13/18) Points 1 at William & Mary (4/13/18) Shots 1 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) Draw Controls 2 2x, last vs. Maryland (3/25/17) 4 vs. High Point (2/23/19) Caused Turnovers 4 2x, last vs. High Point (2/23/19) 4 4x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Ground Balls 4 8x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) #3 NATALIE FUCCILLO 1 at Penn State (3/6/19) Draw Controls same 3 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Caused Turnovers same 5 vs. UConn (2/17/19) Ground Balls same #4 HANNA HAVEN 4 2x, last vs. High Point (2/23/19) Goals 5 vs. UConn (2/18/18) 4 vs. High Point (2/23/19) Assists 4 2x, last vs. High Point (2/23/19) 8 vs. High Point (2/23/19) Points same 10 vs. Rutgers (3/10/19) Shots 11 vs. UConn (2/18/18) 6 vs. UConn (2/17/19) Shots on Goal 8 2x, last vs. UConn (2/18/18) 2 vs. High Point (2/23/19) Free-Position Goals 2 4x, last vs. High Point (2/23/19) 1 at Penn State (3/6/19) Draw Controls 2 2x, last at Penn State (5/14/17) 2 vs. Virginia (3/20/19) Caused Turnovers same 3 vs. Virginia (3/20/19) Ground Balls 3 2x, last vs. Virginia (3/20/19) #5 SHANNON QUINLAN 2 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Goals 2 3x, last vs. Canisius (3/1/19) 2 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Points 2 3x, last vs. Canisius (3/1/19) 2 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Shots 3 3x, last at Drexel (4/21/17) 2 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Shots on Goal 3 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) 1 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Free-Position Goals same Draw Controls 1 2x, last at Michigan (2/11/17) Caused Turnovers 1 2x, last vs. William & Mary (4/9/17) 1 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Ground Balls 1 5x, last vs. Temple (3/16/19) #6 HALLE DUENKEL 4 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Goals same 2 vs. Maryland (3/24/19) Assists same 4 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Points 4 4x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) 8 at Penn State (3/6/19) Shots same 7 at Penn State (3/6/19) Shots on Goal same 2 2x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Free-Position Goals same 1 2x, last vs. Temple (3/16/19) Draw Controls 2 7x, last vs. Delaware (4/23/17) 2 vs. High Point (2/23/19) Caused Turnovers 4 at Drexel (4/21/17) 3 vs. High Point (2/23/19) Ground Balls 3 2x, last vs. High Point (2/23/19) #7 CHARLOTTE HAGGERTY 2 5x, last vs. Virginia (3/20/19) Goals 2 8x, last vs. Virginia (3/20/19) 1 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Assists same 2 6x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Points 2 9x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) 5 2x, last vs. Rutgers (3/10/19) Shots same 4 2x, last vs. Temple (3/16/19) Shots on Goal same 2 vs. Rutgers (3/10/19) Free-Position Goals same 1 2x, last vs. Rutgers (3/10/19) Draw Controls 2 7x, last vs. Delaware (5/4/18) 1 vs. UConn (2/17/19) Caused Turnovers 1 5x, last vs. UConn (2/17/19) 3 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Ground Balls 3 2x, last vs. Temple (3/16/19) #8 SYDNEY BECKMEYER Caused Turnovers Ground Balls #9 ELIZABETH MURPHY Goals 1 3x, last vs. Delaware (4/6/18) Points 1 3x, last vs. Delaware (4/6/18) 2 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Shots same 2 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Shots on Goal same Free-Position Goals 1 vs. Delaware (4/6/18) 1 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Caused Turnovers same 1 2x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Ground Balls 1 4x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) #10 LAUREN DUVALL Draw Controls 1 4x, last at Penn State (5/14/17) 3 vs. High Point (2/23/19) Caused Turnovers same 2 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Ground Balls 3 vs. Richmond (3/17/18) #11 MADDIE MCDANIEL 4 at Virginia Tech (2/13/19) Goals 4 3x, last at Virginia Tech (2/13/19) 1 2x, last at Delaware (4/5/19) Assists 1 3x, last at Delaware (4/5/19) 4 3x, last at Delaware (4/5/19) Points 4 5x, last at Delaware (4/5/19) 8 at Virginia Tech (2/13/19) Shots 8 2x, last at Virginia Tech (2/13/19) 6 at Penn State (3/6/19) Shots on Goal same 2 at Virginia Tech (2/13/19) Free-Position Goals same 12 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Draw Controls same 2 at Delaware (4/5/19) Caused Turnovers 2 2x, last at Delaware (4/5/19) 3 vs. Rutgers (3/10/19) Ground Balls same #12 KATIE CHECKOSKY 2 2x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Goals 2 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) 2 4x, last at Delaware (4/5/19) Assists 3 vs. Richmond (3/17/18) 4 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Points 4 2x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) 3 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Shots 3 6x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) 3 2x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Shots on Goal 3 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Free-Position Goals 1 vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) 1 at Penn State (3/6/19) Caused Turnovers 1 2x, last at Penn State (3/6/19) 1 6x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Ground Balls 2 at High Point (2/24/18) #13 DARIA LUCCHESI 2 3x, last vs. Maryland (3/24/19) Goals 2 4x, last vs. Maryland (3/24/19) 1 3x, last at Delaware (4/5/19) Assists 2 at Temple (3/3/18) 2 5x, last vs. Maryland (3/24/19) Points 2 7x, last vs. Maryland (3/24/19) 6 at Penn State (3/6/19) Shots same 2 6x, last vs. Maryland (3/24/19) Shots on Goal 4 vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) Free-Position Goals 1 at Rutgers (3/10/18) 1 at North Carolina (2/9/19) Draw Controls same 2 vs. Rutgers (3/10/19) Caused Turnovers same 2 4x, last vs. Maryland (3/24/19) Ground Balls same 7

8 INDIVIDUAL SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS #14 MAIREAD DURKIN 1 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Goals same 1 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Points same 3 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Shots same 2 2x, last vs. Temple (3/16/19) Shots on Goal same 5 at Penn State (3/6/19) Draw Controls same Caused Turnovers 2 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Ground Balls same #15 LIZZY FOX 3 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Goals same 3 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Assists same 5 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Points same 3 2x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Shots same 3 2x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Shots on Goal same 1 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Free-Position Goals same 2 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Draw Controls same 5 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Caused Turnovers same 3 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Ground Balls same #18 BRITTANY BILL Caused Turnovers Ground Balls #19 LILLY BYRNE Caused Turnovers Ground Balls #20 EMMA GREENHILL #21 AVA FRANTZ Caused Turnovers Ground Balls 1 at Virginia Tech (2/13/19) Caused Turnovers same 2 vs. UConn (2/17/19) Ground Balls same #22 RACHEL MATEY 2 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Goals same 1 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Assists same 2 2x, last vs. Temple (3/16/19) Points same 6 vs. Virginia (3/20/19) Shots same 3 vs. Virginia (3/20/19) Shots on Goal same 3 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Draw Controls same 1 3x, last vs. Temple (3/16/19) Caused Turnovers same 2 2x, last at Delaware (4/5/19) Ground Balls same #24 ALEXANDRA KUGLER Goals 1 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) Points 1 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) 1 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Shots 1 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Shots on Goal 1 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) 1 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Draw Controls same 1 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Caused Turnovers same Ground Balls 1 at Rutgers (3/10/18) #26 LOGAN BRENNAN 5 at Virginia Tech (2/13/19) Goals same 3 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Assists same 6 2x, last vs. Temple (3/16/19) Points same 8 vs. UConn (2/17/19) Shots same 7 vs. UConn (2/17/19) Shots on Goal same 2 at Virginia Tech (2/13/19) Free-Position Goals same 1 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Draw Controls 1 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Caused Turnovers 2 vs. UConn (2/18/18) 2 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Ground Balls same #27 KRISTEN RUSSELL 2 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Caused Turnovers same 1 2x, last vs. Temple (3/16/19) Ground Balls same #28 KACEY KNOBLOCH 2 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Goals same 2 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Points same 2 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Shots same 2 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Shots on Goals same 1 2x, last at Delaware (4/5/19) Free-Position Goals same Caused Turnovers Ground Balls #29 LINNEA HUGHES Goals 1 3x, last vs. Delaware (5/4/18) 1 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Assists 3 vs. Drexel (4/8/18) 1 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Points 3 vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Shots 2 at William & Mary (4/13/18) Shots on Goal 1 5x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Caused Turnovers 1 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Ground Balls 1 3x, last vs. Canisius (3/1/19) 8

9 INDIVIDUAL SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS #30 KELSEY REED 2 2x, last vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Goals 2 3x, last vs. Canisius (3/1/19) 1 5x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Assists same 3 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Points same 4 at Delaware (4/5/19) Shots same 2 6x, last vs. Maryland (3/24/19) Shots on Goal 2 7x, last vs. Maryland (3/24/19) 1 2x, last vs. Rutgers (3/10/19) Free-Position Goals 1 3x, last vs. Rutgers (3/10/19) 4 vs. High Point (2/23/19) Draw Controls same 3 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Caused Turnovers same 3 vs. Temple (3/16/19) Ground Balls same #32 CAROLINE SDANOWICH 1 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Goals same 1 at Virginia Tech (2/13/19) Assists 1 3x, last at Virginia Tech (2/13/19) 1 2x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Points 1 4x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) 1 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Shots same 1 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Shots on Goal same 8 vs. Virginia (3/20/19) Draw Controls same 3 3x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Caused Turnovers 5 vs. Delaware (5/4/18) 5 vs. Maryland (3/24/19) Ground Balls 5 2x, last vs. Maryland (3/24/19) #33 MOLLY DOUGHERTY 19 at Penn State (3/6/19) Saves same 3 at Delaware (4/5/19) Goals Against (Full Game) 2 vs. Drexel (4/8/18) 1 3x, last 1st at Delaware (4/5/19) Goals Against (Single Half) 0 (1st) vs. Drexel (4/8/18) 38 at Penn State (3/6/19) Shots Faced same 60:00 9x, last at Delaware (4/5/19) Minutes 64:42 at Towson (4/28/18) Caused Turnovers 1 3x, last at Elon (4/15/18) 4 vs. Maryland (3/24/19) Ground Balls 4 2x, last vs. Maryland (3/24/19) #34 SARAH REILLY Caused Turnovers 1 2x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Ground Balls 1 at Elon (4/15/18) #38 ELLIE HARMEYER 5 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Saves 11 vs. Penn State (3/9/16) Goals Against (Full Game) 7 at Denver (3/5/16) 5 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Goals Against (Single Half) 0 2x, last vs. Longwood (2nd) (3/3/17) 12 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Shots Faced 38 vs. Penn State (3/9/16) 30 vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Minutes 61:18 vs. Penn State (3/9/16) Caused Turnovers 2 at Maryland (3/24/18) 1 2x, last vs. San Diego State (3/30/19) Ground Balls 5 3x, last at Maryland (3/24/18) #40 KAT BUCHANAN 1 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Saves same Goals Against (Full Game) Goals Against (Single Half) 2 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Shots Faced same 5:16 vs. Canisius (3/1/19) Minutes same Caused Turnovers Ground Balls 2019 JMU CAREER RECORD WATCH HANNA HAVEN Goals 109 (t-18th) 1 off 18th, 2 off t-17th, 3 off 17th, 7 off t-16th Assists 74 (5th) 4 off t-4th, 5 off 4th Points 183 (12th) 1 off t-11th, 2 off 11th, 10 off t-10th, 11 off 10th Free-Position Goals 23 (14th) 2 off t-13th, 3 off t-12th, 4 off 12th, 5 off t-11th Shots MADDIE MCDANIEL 275 (14th) 2 off t-13th, 3 off t-12th, 4 off 12th, 5 off t-11th Draw Controls 93 (t-16th) 1 off 16th, 6 off t-15th, 7 off 15th, 15 off t-14th CAROLINE SDANOWICH Caused Turnovers 82 (7th) 6 off t-5th, 7 off 5th, 10 off t-4th, 11 off 4th Ground Balls 103 (18th) 1 off t-17th, 2 off 17th, 3 off t-16th, 4 off 16th EMMA JOHNSON Caused Turnovers 74 (t-12th) 1 off t-11th, 2 off t-8th, 3 off 8th, 8 off t-7th Ground Balls MOLLY DOUGHERTY 102 (t-17th) 1 off 17th, 2 off t-16th, 3 off 16th, 4 off t-15th Saves 226 (12th) 7 off t-11th, 8 off 11th ELLIE HARMEYER Saves 151 (17th) 25 off t-16th, 26 off 16th 9

10 TEAM CAA & NCAA RANKINGS INDIVIDUAL Category Stat CAA Rank^ NCAA Rank* Assists st 41st Caused Turnovers th 39th Clears Perc nd 33rd Draw Control Perc th 35th Draw Controls nd 50th Free-Position Perc rd 53rd Ground Balls rd 45th Points st 43rd Saves Perc st 19th Scoring Offense nd 48th Scoring Defense st 31st Scoring Margin st 32nd Hanna Haven Stat CAA Rank^ NCAA Rank* Assists nd 31st Points rd 71st Logan Brennan Stat CAA Rank NCAA Rank Goals 2.1 7th 143rd Shot Percentage.500 5th 67th Maddie McDaniel Stat CAA Rank NCAA Rank Draw Controls rd 39th Caroline Sdanowich Stat CAA Rank NCAA Rank Caused Turnovers 1.5 5th 82nd Draw Controls th 93rd Emma Johnson Stat CAA Rank NCAA Rank Caused Turnovers th 99th Ground Balls nd 46th Molly Dougherty Stat CAA Rank NCAA Rank Goals Against Avg st 27th Save Perc st 14th Saves 9.5 3rd 41st Shot Perc st 37th Shots nd 54th Shots on Goal nd 55th Turnovers rd 32nd ^ - games through 4/5 * - games through 4/4 10

11 2019 STATISTICS James Madison Combined Team Statistics All games (as of Apr 05, 2019) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Feb 09 at #2 North Carolina L Feb 13 at #14 Virginia Tech W Feb 17 vs UConn W Feb 23 HIGH POINT W Mar 01 CANISIUS W Mar 06 at #19 Penn State W Mar 10 RUTGERS W Mar 16 TEMPLE W Mar 20 #8 VIRGINIA L Mar 24 #2 MARYLAND L Mar 30 SAN DIEGO STATE W * Apr 05 at Delaware W TEAM STATISTICS JMU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists Free position Made-Att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position Unassisted Overtime 0 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 7/385 4/252 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/750 ##PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC TO CT 4 Haven, Hanna Brennan, Logan Duenkel, Halle McDaniel, Maddie Fox, Lizzy Checkosky, Katie Haggerty, Charlot Lucchesi, Daria Reed, Kelsey Knobloch, Kacey Matey, Rachel Quinlan, Shannon Durkin, Mairead Sdanowich, Caroli Hughes, Linnea Murphy, Elizabeth Kugler, Alexandra Buchanan, Kat Harmeyer, Ellie Reilly, Sarah Dougherty, Molly Russell, Kristen Frantz, Ava Greenhill, Emma Byrne, Lilly Bill, Brittany DuVall, Lauren Beckmeyer, Sydn Fuccillo, Natalie Johnson, Emma Total Opponents ##Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T 38 Harmeyer, Ellie 3 63: Dougherty, Molly : Buchanan, Kat 1 5: Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total James Madison Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total James Madison Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total James Madison Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd Total James Madison Opponents

12 2019 STATISTICS James Madison Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Apr 05, 2019) Overall: 9-3 Conf: 1-0 Home: 5-2 Away: 3-1 Neut: 1-0 ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw fpg-fps gb dc t/o ct foul rc yc gc 4 Haven, Hanna Brennan, Logan Duenkel, Halle McDaniel, Maddie Fox, Lizzy Checkosky, Katie Haggerty, Charlotte Lucchesi, Daria Reed, Kelsey Knobloch, Kacey Matey, Rachel Quinlan, Shannon Durkin, Mairead Sdanowich, Caroline Hughes, Linnea Murphy, Elizabeth Kugler, Alexandra Buchanan, Kat Harmeyer, Ellie Reilly, Sarah Dougherty, Molly Russell, Kristen Frantz, Ava Greenhill, Emma Byrne, Lilly Bill, Brittany DuVall, Lauren Beckmeyer, Sydney Fuccillo, Natalie Johnson, Emma Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 38 Harmeyer, Ellie : Dougherty, Molly : Buchanan, Kat 1-0 5: Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total James Madison Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total James Madison Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd Total James Madison Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total James Madison Opponents Attendance Summary JMU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 7/385 4/252 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/750 CLEARS: James Madison , Opponents

13 2019 GAME BOX SCORES GAME #1: NORTH CAROLINA 18, JMU 7 #4 James Madison vs #2 North Carolina (Feb 09, 2019 at Chapel Hill, N.C.) GAME #2: JMU 14, VIRGINIA TECH 8 #4 James Madison vs #14 Virginia Tech (Feb 13, 2019 at Blacksburg, Va.) James Madison (0-1) vs. North Carolina (1-0) Date: Feb 09, 2019 Attendance: 357 Weather: cloudy, mid-40s James Madison North Carolina James Madison (1-1) vs. Virginia Tech (1-1) Date: Feb 13, 2019 Attendance: 271 Weather: 52 F, Sunny James Madison Virginia Tech James Madison SCORING: GOALS: McDaniel, Maddie 2; Brennan, Logan 2; Haven, Hanna 1; Lucchesi, Daria 1; Knobloch, Kacey 1. ASSISTS: Haven, Hanna 2. North Carolina SCORING: GOALS: Jamie Ortega 5; Tayler Warehime 4; Katie Hoeg 3; Elizabeth Hillman 1; Gianna Bowe 1; Kara Klages 1; Scottie Rose Growney 1; Ally Mastroianni 1; Taylor McDaniels 1. ASSISTS: Katie Hoeg 6; Olivia Ferrucci 2; Elizabeth Hillman 1; Jamie Ortega 1. James Madison North Carolina James Madison North Carolina James Madison North Carolina James Madison North Carolina James Madison North Carolina James Madison North Carolina James Madison North Carolina James Madison North Carolina Stadium: Kenan Stadium Officials: Larry Carr; Maureen Richard; Jodi Michna. Scorer: Matt Bowers. James Madison SCORING: GOALS: Brennan, Logan 5; McDaniel, Maddie 4; Haven, Hanna 1; Duenkel, Halle 1; Haggerty, Charlotte 1; Lucchesi, Daria 1; Fox, Lizzy 1. ASSISTS: Checkosky, Katie 2; Haven, Hanna 2; Brennan, Logan 1; Sdanowich, Caroline 1. Virginia Tech SCORING: GOALS: Paige Petty 3; Mary Claire Byrne 1; Taylor Caskey 1; Julia Bolte 1; Emma Crooks 1; Grace Nelson 1. ASSISTS: Julia Bolte 1; Mary Claire Byrne 1; Taylor Caskey 1; Paige Petty 1. James Madison Virginia Tech James Madison Virginia Tech James Madison Virginia Tech James Madison Virginia Tech James Madison Virginia Tech Stadium: Beamer-Lawson Indoor Officials: Kathleen Johnston; Jason Phillips; Brett Bjork. James Madison Virginia Tech James Madison Virginia Tech James Madison Virginia Tech GAME #3: JMU 18, UCONN 9 UConn vs #4 James Madison (Feb 17, 2019 at Sparks, Md.) GAME #4: JMU 12, HIGH POINT 5 High Point vs #7 James Madison (Feb 23, 2019 at Harrisonburg, Va.) UConn (0-3) vs. James Madison (2-1) Date: Feb 17, 2019 Attendance: 750 Weather: UConn James Madison High Point (1-2) vs. James Madison (3-1) Date: Feb 23, 2019 Attendance: 259 Weather: 38 degrees, light rain High Point James Madison UConn SCORING: GOALS: Sydney Watson 4; Lexi Kenneally 2; Casey O'Grady 1; Olivia Miles 1; Abby Vetsch 1. ASSISTS: Casey O'Grady 2; Lexi Kenneally 1; Sydney Watson 1. James Madison SCORING: GOALS: Haven, Hanna 4; Brennan, Logan 4; Duenkel, Halle 2; Lucchesi, Daria 2; Checkosky, Katie 2; McDaniel, Maddie 1; Fox, Lizzy 1; Matey, Rachel 1; Knobloch, Kacey 1. ASSISTS: Haven, Hanna 3; Brennan, Logan 1; Duenkel, Halle 1; Reed, Kelsey 1. High Point SCORING: GOALS: BRITTON, Ashley 3; KYLE, Kaely 1; HORMES, Abby 1. ASSISTS: BRITTON, Ashley 1; HERMAN, Samantha 1. James Madison SCORING: GOALS: Haven, Hanna 4; Brennan, Logan 2; Haggerty, Charlotte 2; Reed, Kelsey 2; Fox, Lizzy 1; McDaniel, Maddie 1. ASSISTS: Haven, Hanna 4; Brennan, Logan 1; Duenkel, Halle 1; Fox, Lizzy 1. UConn James Madison UConn James Madison High Point James Madison High Point James Madison UConn James Madison UConn James Madison High Point James Madison High Point James Madison UConn James Madison UConn James Madison High Point James Madison High Point James Madison UConn James Madison High Point James Madison UConn James Madison High Point James Madison Stadium: Tierney Field Officials: Larry Carr; Jen O'Donnell; Lynn Bowers. Scorer: Chris Brooks. Stadium: Sentara Park Officials: Margaret Kondracki; Brett Bjork; Jim Melia. Scorer: Chris Brooks. 13