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1 Loyola 2013 Women s Lacrosse Amanda McClure, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications asmcclure@loyola.edu Office: Fax: North Charles Street Baltimore, MD Facebook: LoyolaWomensLax #GoHounds No. 8 Virginia at No. 6 Loyola Saturday, Feb. 16 at 1 p.m. Ridley Athletic Complex Stats/Video/Audio: Hounds Unleashed Loyola Greyhounds Loyola returns its entire starting attack from a year ago, with all but two of the Greyhounds 249 goals last year coming from players on this year s roster. Defensively, the Greyhounds look to replace two All-American defenders and a two-time BIG EAST MVP goalkeeper. Junior All-American midfielder Marlee Paton will look to lead a mix of veterans and newcomers in The ILWomen Preseason All-American tallied a team-best 90 points on 54 goals and 36 assists last year, en route to BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year honors. Sophomore Annie Thomas also earned ILWomen Preseason All-American honors, while Paton, Thomas and Sydney Thomas were all unanimous selections to the Preseason All-BIG EAST Team. As a team, Loyola was picked to finish second in the BIG EAST Preseason Coaches Poll and was ranked No. 6 nationally in the IWLCA Preseason Coaches Poll. Virginia Cavaliers UVa enters the year ranked No. 8 nationally in the IWLCA Preseason Coaches Poll. The Cavaliers will have a new attack, as six of their top-seven goal scorers will need to be replaced. Liza Blue, the team s top returning attacker, tallied 17 goals last season. UVa will look to talented transfers to fill the open roles, as Casey Bocklet (Northwestern), Sally Jentis (Florida) and Caroline Seats (Georgetown) join the program. In goal, Kim Kolarik returns after posting a goals-against average a year ago. She also stopped 40.5 percent of shots faced and finished with a 10-7 overall record. Series vs. Virginia The Greyhounds trail the all-time series with Virginia, Virginia earned the victory in last year s season opener, snapping Loyola s twogame win streak in the series. The Cavaliers knocked off the Greyhounds, 14-9, at Klöckner Stadium, Loyola s first time playing at the facility since This will mark the Cavaliers second time playing at Ridley Athletic Complex. In the 2011 season opener, Loyola upset the seventh-ranked Cavaliers, Under head coach Jen Adams, the Greyhounds are 2-2 when facing the Cavaliers. In Baltimore, Virginia leads the series, 11-3, although Loyola s 15-8 win in 2010 snapped a six-game losing skid for the Greyhounds vs. Cavaliers in Charm City. That was the lone meeting between the two teams at Ridley Athletic Complex. Up Next Loyola will return to action on Saturday, Feb. 23 when it takes part in a doubleheader with the men s lacrosse team. The women will host Penn State at 11 a.m., before the men face Maryland at 2:30 p.m Schedule (0-0, 0-0 BIG EAST) February 16 No. 8 Virginia 1 p.m. 23 Penn State 11 a.m. 27 Johns Hopkins 7 p.m. March 2 at Towson 1 p.m. 5 at Florida 1 p.m. 13 at Delaware 6 p.m. 16 James Madison 1 p.m. 22 Louisville * 6 p.m. 24 Cincinnati * Noon 27 at UMBC 7 p.m. April 6 Georgetown * Noon 12 at Notre Dame * 7 p.m. 14 at Marquette Noon 19 at Villanova * 4 p.m. 21 at Rutgers * 1 p.m. 26 Syracuse * 7 p.m. 28 Connecticut * 1 p.m. May 2 BIG EAST Tourn. ^ TBA 4 BIG EAST Tourn. ^ TBA BIG EAST Standings (as of Feb. 13) Louisville Rutgers Syracuse Cincinnati Connecticut Georgetown Loyola-MD Notre Dame Villanova

2 IWLCA Coaches Poll Date: Preseason Rk Team Record Pts (1st) Northwestern (12) 1 2 Syracuse (4) 2 3 Florida (3) 3 4 Maryland (1) 4 5 North Carolina Loyola Duke Virginia Notre Dame Penn State Pennsylvania Dartmouth Ohio State Massachusetts Georgetown Cornell NR 17 Towson Stony Brook RV 19 Johns Hopkins Boston College Also receiving votes: Albany, Boston University, Harvard, Navy, Princeton, Stanford, Vanderbilt debeer Media Poll Date: Preseason Rk Team Pts (1st) 1 Syracuse 189 (5) 2 Northwestern 188 (4) 3 Florida 187 (1) 4 Maryland North Carolina Duke Loyola Notre Dame Penn State Penn Virginia Dartmouth College UMass-Amherst Georgetown Harvard Towson Johns Hopkins Boston College Stony Brook Ohio State 21 Also receiving votes: Albany, Cornell, Princeton, Navy, Oregon Season Openers Loyola holds an all-time record of in season openers, including a mark at home and 1-0 record at Ridley Athletic Complex. When facing Virginia in the first game of the season, Loyola is 1-1. The Cavaliers are the only team to face Loyola in a season opener at Ridley. Under head coach Jen Adams, Loyola is 2-2 in season openers. National Rankings Loyola earned the No. 6 ranking in the IWLCA Coaches Preseason Poll. The ranking marks the highest preseason ranking for the Greyhounds since they started the season ranked No. 5 in Loyola has started the year ranked in the top-10 nationally in 17 of the 23 polls. Preseason All-BIG EAST Junior Marlee Paton, the BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year in 2012, and sophomores Annie Thomas and Sydney Thomas were all unanimous selections to the Preseason All-BIG EAST Team. Paton was voted the BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year last year, joining Kate McHarg (2006) as the only Greyhounds to ever earn the award. Paton had a league-leading 48 points in league pay last year and a team-high 90 points in all games. Annie Thomas and Sydney Thomas were both first-team all-conference selections a year ago. The duo are two of three sophomores on the preseason team, as Notre Dame s defender Barbara Sullivan is the other sophomore. Preseason All-Americans Junior Marlee Paton and sophomore Annie Thomas were named ILWomen Preseason All- Americans. Paton was a first-team selection, while Thomas was on the third team. Paton is one of three juniors on the 14-person first team that represents six different schools. She joins Syracuse s Michelle Tumolo, Alyssa Murray and Becca Block as BIG EAST honorees. Thomas is one of seven sophomores to be included among the 43 honorees on the first, second and third teams. Notre Dame s Barb Sullivan is the only other sophomore to be honored from the BIG EAST. The Attack Is In Tact Loyola returns its entire attack, including all 12 Greyhounds that scored at least two goals a year ago. In total, Loyola s returners accounted for 247 of 249 goals scored last season. Junior All-American Marlee Paton returns after having one of the best individual seasons in program history. Paton tallied 90 points on 54 goals and 36 assists, the second-best singleseason point total at Loyola (trails Grace Gavin s 2011 total of 98 points). The Greyhounds also return the dynamic duo of sophomores Annie Thomas and Sydney Thomas, the program s best pair of freshman feeders in school history. Both players surpassed Loyola s 32-year-old program record for freshman assists (set by Janet Eisenhut at 19 in 1980), with Annie Thomas setting the new record at 31. Sydney Thomas finished the year with 23. Sophomore Hannah Schmitt finished the year second on the team with 42 goals, marking the third-best single-season mark for a freshman at Loyola. Eisenhut holds that record with 62 goals in Annie Thomas and Schmitt also rank in the top five of Loyola s freshman records for points, with Thomas sitting second with 69 and Schmitt finished the year fifth with 51. Eisenhut also holds that record, recording 81 in New Defensive Unit Loyola will look to replace two All-American defenders due to graduation and its starting goalkeeper, the BIG EAST s first-ever two-time Tournament MVP. Former Greyhounds Kellye Gallagher and Ana Heneberry ranked among the nation s best in caused turnovers and ground balls their senior season and helped Loyola to an NCAA-best 219 caused turnovers in Senior Ashley Moulton and junior Katherine Reinhard return to anchor the defensive unit though. Moulton and Reinhard both started all 20 games for the Greyhounds last year, combining for 41 ground balls, 38 draw controls and 16 caused turnovers. Stepping in to fill the holes left by Gallagher and Heneberry will be freshman Maddy Lesher, in addition to a slew of returning Greyhounds. ( 2 >

3 Preseason All-BIG EAST Team Stephanie Anderson Rutgers, Senior, Midfield Becca Block * Syracuse, Senior, Defense Nikki Boltja Louisville, Junior, Midfield Kelsi Bozel Georgetown, Senior, Midfield Alyssa Costantino Syracuse, Junior, Goalkeeper Ashley Hunter Georgetown, Senior, Defense Alyssa Murray * Syracuse, Junior, Attack Marlee Paton * Loyola, Junior, Midfield Lindsey Powell Notre Dame, Junior, Attack Margaret Smith * Notre Dame, Junior, Defense Barbara Sullivan * Notre Dame, Sophomore, Defense Annie Thomas * Loyola, Sophomore, Attack Sophia Thomas * Georgetown, Senior, Midfield Sydney Thomas * Loyola, Sophomore, Midfield Michelle Tumolo * Syracuse, Senior, Attack Katie Webster Syracuse, Junior, Midfield *unanimous selections BIG EAST Preseason Poll Rk School Pts (1st) 1 Syracuse 64 (8) 2 Loyola 57 (1) 3 Notre Dame 48 4 Georgetown 44 5 Rutgers 36 6 Connecticut 26 Louisville 26 8 Villanova 13 9 Cincinnati 10 Rookie Keeper The Greyhounds will look to a new face to guard the cage, as sophomore Natalia Angelo and freshman Molly Wolf are battling for the starting role. Angelo played 74 minutes in goal a year ago, stopping nine shots, while Wolf, a three-time Under Armour High School All-American, comes to Loyola from Bryn Mawr. World Cup 2013 Six players with connections to the Loyola women s lacrosse will represent the Greyhounds at the 2013 World Cup in Oshawa, Canada this June. Head coach Jen Adams, in addition to current juniors Marlee Paton and Cassandra Cursaro (alternate), and former Greyhounds Stacey Morlang and Kristen Stone (alternate), will all play for the Australian National Team. Assistant coach Dana Dobbie will don the host country s colors, playing with the Canadian team. Hall of Famers Loyola had two more players inducted into the US Lacrosse Baltimore Chapter Hall of Fame in December; former All-Americans Tricia Dabrowski and Suzanne (Eyler) Williams. The duo helped the Greyhounds to a record throughout the seasons, including a 24-2 mark in four years of Colonial Athletic Association play. Loyola won two CAA regular season and tournament titles with Dabrowski and Williams and advanced to five-straight NCAA Tournaments, including three semifinal appearances. Both players earned CAA Tournament MVP honors throughout their careers (Dabrowski in 2000 and Williams in 2002) and were also named to the CAA Anniversary Team in Dabrowski and Williams join 13 other Greyhounds in the Baltimore Chapter of the Hall of Fame; Anne McCloskey (1999), Diane Geppi-Aikens (2001), Sue Heether (2004), Rita Ciletti Hawkins (2004), Linda Rose Ohrin (2006), Andi Holthaus Whiteford (2007), Allison B. Valentino (2008), Kerri Johnson O Day (2008), Michelle Meyer Dwan (2011), Krystin Porcella (2011), Stephanie Roberts Radebaugh (2011), Gina Roberts Ubriaco (2011) and Betsy Givens Economou (2012). Team Captains Seniors Ashley Cahill and Joanna Dalton, in addition to junior Marlee Paton will serve as team captains for the 2013 season. Cahill provided a strong and reliable spark off the bench for the Greyhounds last year. Playing in 10 games, Cahill tallied two goals and distributed seven assists. Dalton stepped up to take the majority of the draw controls for Loyola last year, winning a team-best 56 to rank fourth in the BIG EAST. She was fourth on the team with 27 goals and was named to the BIG EAST All-Tournament Team. Paton was a first-team IWLCA All-American and the BIG EAST Midfielder of the year last season. She finished the year with the second-best single-season point total in program history, scoring 54 goals to go with 36 assists for a total of 90 points. Stoothoff Back The two-time BIG EAST Tournament MVP Kerry Stoothoff will remain with the Loyola women s lacrosse program this year as a volunteer assistant coach. A 2012 graduate, Stoothoff anchored a Greyhound defense that led Loyola to back-toback BIG EAST Championships, becoming the first player in conference history to earn tournament MVP honors twice, doing so in back-to-back years. Stoothoff concluded her career as a two-time All-Mid-Atlantic Region honoree. She also earned first-team All-BIG EAST honors as a senior after ranking third in the league in goalsagainst average (10.07) and save percentage (.458), in addition to second in ground balls per game (2.95). Michael Breschi Scholarship Freshman Maddy Blakeman was named one of two recipients of the 2012 Michael Breschi Scholarship in November. The scholarship was established in 2007 and is awarded annually to two graduating high school seniors who plan to attend college and are the son or daughter of a lacrosse coach. This is the second time since the inception of the scholarship that two females have won the award, as Blakeman and Allyson Heavens (Penn State) were selected. ( 3 >

4 Innovative...difference-maker...creative... stellar...spectacular: all words to describe Jen Adams throughout her illustrious playing career on the collegiate and international levels. Those same adjectives hold true for her coaching and leadership styles. Considered by most to be the top women s lacrosse player of all time and the top young coach in America, Adams became the seventh head coach of Loyola women s lacrosse in the 36-year history of the program on June 6, As a Head Coach Since coming to Loyola, Adams has directed a resurgence of the program back to national prominence. Inheriting a squad that posted a 6-10 record in 2008, Adams turned that into an 11-6 mark in 2009, an 11-7 record in 2010, a 17-3 tally in 2011 and a 14-6 record in In four seasons, she has guided the Greyhounds to a record, back-to-back BIG EAST Championships and two-consecutive appearances in the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Championships. Her squads have posted a record in BIG EAST play and boast a 4-1 record in BIG EAST Tournament action. In 2012, Adams led Loyola to a 13-7 upset win over No. 2 Syracuse in the championship game of the BIG EAST Tournament, marking the highest-ranked opponent the Greyhounds have defeated since She also earned her 50th career victory with a 12-9 win over Connecticut in the regular-season finale. A program-best and league-high seven Greyhounds earned All-BIG EAST honors after Loyola finished the regular season with a program-best 7-1 record in conference play. The Greyhounds also had six players included on the first-team, more than any other team in the conference, and produced the BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year and Defender of the Year. Adams, the IWLCA Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year for the second-straight year, placed four players on the all-region team and had two earn IWLCA first-team All- America honors, Loyola s first pair of first-team honorees since In what many would have considered to be a rebuilding year for Loyola, Adams turned her freshman class into one of the most dynamic and explosive offensive units in the country. More than half of Loyola s goals were scored by a newcomer, with the class combining to become just the third group of first-year players to combine for 100 goals in program history, and the first to do so since In addition, Annie Thomas broke the program s freshman record for assists and finished the year as the top-ranked freshman in the NCAA with 69 points. Loyola s defensive unit was just as impressive, as then-senior Kellye Gallagher led the NCAA in caused turnovers and ground balls, goalkeeper Kerry Stoothoff was ranked third nationally in ground balls and classmate Ana Heneberry was tied for fourth in the nation in caused turnovers. As a unit, Loyola was the only program to cause more than 200 turnovers throughout the year and ranked second in ground balls. During the 2011 season, Adams led the program to a No. 3 national ranking during the regular season and was named the BIG EAST Co-Coach of the Year after leading the Greyhounds to their first-ever BIG EAST Championship. In addition, the Greyhounds advanced to the NCAA Championship for the first time since 2004 and the quarterfinal round for the first time since 2003, finishing HEAD COACH JEN ADAMS the year with a school-record tying 17 victories in 20 games. Adams was named the IWLCA Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year for her successes. In 2010, Adams led the Greyhounds to an 11-7 overall record and 5-3 mark in BIG EAST play. The squad led the NCAA in caused turnovers per game for the second-straight year, while also finishing the season ranked 21st nationally in scoring offense, 22nd in points, 24th in scoring defense, 24th in draw controls and 24th in scoring margin. The season featured a six-game win streak that included a victory over No. 20 Rutgers, the first win at Ridley Athletic Complex by any Loyola program. Adams team in 2010 also produced the BIG EAST Attack Player of the Year and four players who were named to the All-BIG EAST Second Team. In her first season as a head coach in 2009, Adams got the Greyhounds off to a great start, winning seven of their first eight games, and concluded the season at The winning record was the first for Loyola since the 2004 season. The Greyhounds, who finished the year ranked 18th in the final national poll, led the nation with caused turnovers per game. Additionally, Loyola collected ground balls per game, ranking sixth in the country. In addition, offensively, the Greyhounds averaged goals per game, ranking 13th in the NCAA. Before Loyola Prior to coming to Loyola, Adams served as the associate head coach under Cathy Reese at the University of Maryland during the 2007 and 2008 seasons. She was also an assistant to Reese at the University of Denver from At Maryland, Adams rejuvenated the Terrapins offense to play in her up-tempo attacking style. In her first season as associate head coach, Maryland scored 287 goals, the most it had recorded in a season since 2001, Adams senior year. In 2008, Adams helped Maryland ascend to a No. 2 rank nationally. The Terrapins finished with an 18-3 record and were ranked sixth in the NCAA in goals scored and second in total points. As a player Adams is regarded as the finest female lacrosse player of all time. Putting together arguably the greatest collegiate women s lacrosse career in the sport s history, Adams led Maryland to four-straight national titles from , including a 21-0 record in 1999 and a 23-0 mark in Adams put together arguably the best collegiate lacrosse career of any player in the collegiate ranks during her tenure at Maryland from She racked up honors like she scored goals and recorded assists and was named to the NCAA Division I Women s Lacrosse 25th Anniversary Team in April The Brighton, South Australia native, was named the three-time national player of the year and was the first recipient of the Tewaaraton Trophy in Adams set every scoring record for the Terrapins - season and career - helping them win national titles in each of the four seasons she spent in College Park. She finished her storied career with 267 goals, 178 assists and 445 total points. Her marks for total points stands today as an NCAA record, and her goals total is still a record at Maryland. In addition to her career marks, Adams had singleseason performances that also rank amongst the best in Maryland and NCAA history. During her Tewaaratonwinning senior season, Adams led the nation with 88 goals, 60 assists and 148 total points, setting school singleseason marks in the process. Those season totals only added her name one rung higher, as she had set school records with 81 goals, 55 assists and 136 total points the previous season. Adams efforts were not limited just to the lacrosse field. In addition to her three All-America honors as a player, Adams earned the 2000 and 2001 Honda/Broderick Award for women s lacrosse excellence in the classroom and on the field. She also garnered CoSIDA Academic All- America First Team honors as a senior. She was also named the National Attacker of the Year in 1999, 2000 and 2001 and earned Atlantic Coast Conference Female Athlete of the Year laurels in 2000 and Playing Internationally On an international level, Adams has been a member of the Australian National Team since winning the U-19 World Championships in She went on to represent Australia at the senior level, including captaining them to a 14-7 defeat of the United States in the gold medal game of the 2005 World Cup. She scored four goals, and assisted on three others, in the gold medal game and earned All- World honors after leading all players with 26 assists and 47 total points. Adams was also a member of the Australian National Team that took home the silver medal the 2009 Women s World Cup in Prague, Czech Republic. Adams recorded a team-high 15 goals and led the tournament with 26 assists and 41 total points in the World Cup and recorded a goal and a pair of assists against the United States in the gold medal game. She is currently training for the 2013 World Cup in Oshawa, Canada. In addition to her continued participation with the Australian National Team, Adams has been a highly sought clinician around the world and is a spokeswoman for STX Women s Lacrosse. Adams graduated from Maryland in 2001 with a bachelor of arts degree in sports marketing Quick hits Fourth season at Loyola Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of Year (2011, 12) Co-BIG EAST Coach of the Year (2011) Team Australia U-19 assistant coach Four-time NCAA Champion at Maryland Three-time National Player of the Year Three-time All-American at Maryland Two-time Honda/Broderick Cup Winner Two-time ACC Female Athlete of the Year Inaugural Tewaaraton Trophy recipient NCAA leader in assists and points First-team CoSIDA Academic All-American Adams at a glance 2 BIG EAST Championships (2011, 2012) 2 NCAA Championship Appearances (2011, 2012) 4 All-Americans 10 All-Mid-Atlantic Region honorees 2 BIG EAST Attackers of the Year 1 BIG EAST Midfielder of the Year 1 BIG EAST Defender of the Year 25 All-BIG EAST honorees BIG EAST Final Rank Year School Overall Pct. Conf. Finish Tournament NCAAs Coach/Media 2009 Loyola t4th Loyola th Semifinalist - 13/ Loyola t-3rd Champions Quarterfinalist 7/ Loyola nd Champions Quarterfinalist Total

5 15 - Elizabeth Barranco Elizabeth Barranco s Career Stats Career Kathleen Barranco Kathleen Barranco s Career Stats Career Kara Burke Burke s Career Stats Career Ashley Cahill Cahill s Career Stats Career Cassandra Cursaro Returns after an injury sidelined her for the final eight games of 2012 season Is an alternate for the Australian National Team Cursaro s Career Stats Career Joanna Dalton Dalton s Career Stats Career Molly Dickerson Dickerson s Career Stats Career Alison Habicht Habicht s Career Stats Career Morgan Holleran Holleran s Career Stats Career Molly Hulseman Hulseman s Career Stats Career Jayne Jablonski Jablonski s Career Stats Career Gretchen Mayer Mayer s Career Stats Redshirted Season Career MC McDonald McDonald s Career Stats Career Julie Morse Morse s Career Stats Career Ashley Moulton Moulton s Career Stats Career Marlee Paton ILWomen preseason first-team All-American Unanimous Preseason All-BIG EAST Team pick Paton s Career Stats Career Katherine Reinhard Reinhard s Career Stats Career Hannah Schmitt Schmitt s Career Stats Career Annie Thomas Unanimous Preseason All-BIG EAST Team pick Annie Thomas Career Stats Career Sydney Thomas Unanimous Preseason All-BIG EAST Team pick Sydney Thomas Career Stats Career Taryn VanThof Returns after redshirting 2012 season VanThof s Career Stats Redshirted Season Career Natalia Angelo Angelo s Career Stats Career Year GP MIN GA GAA SV SV% : Career 5 74: Angelo s Career Highs Mins Played 31:10, vs. Delaware, 3/14/12 Saves 3, vs. Delaware, 3/14/12

6 2013 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School or Club 1 Molly Dickerson Jr. A 5-4 Ocean City, Md./Worcester Prep 2 Morgan Holleran So. M/D 5-7 Mendham, N.J./West Morris Menham 4 Ashley Cahill Sr. A 5-4 Baltimore, Md./Roland Park Country School 5 Joanna Dalton Sr. A 5-10 Queenstown, Md./St. Mary s 6 Kara Burke So. A 5-4 Timonium, Md./Dulaney 7 Cassandra Cursaro Sr. M 5-11 Adelaide,Australia/Sacred Heart 8 Katrina Geiger Fr. M 5-8 Drexel Hill, Pa./Haverford High 9 Gretchen Mayer Jr. D 5-8 Arnold, Md./Severna Park 10 Ashley Moulton Sr. M/D 5-10 East Rochester, N.Y./East Rochester 11 Maddy Blakeman Fr. M 5-7 Vero Beach, Fla./Saint Edwards School 12 Sydney Thomas So. M 5-6 Medina, Ohio/Medina 13 Molly Hulseman So. M 5-8 Winnetka, Ill./Loyola Academy 14 Hannah Schmitt So. A 5-6 Malvern, Pa./Archbishop John Carroll 15 Elizabeth Barranco So. M 5-10 Severna Park, Md./Severna Park 16 Jayne Jablonski Sr. M 5-5 Glenview, Ill./Glenbrook South 17 Annie Thomas So. M/A 5-7 Bel Air, Md./John Carroll 18 Taryn VanThof Jr. M 5-8 Livonia, N.Y./Livonia 20 MC McDonald So. M/D 5-8 Berwyn, Pa./Acad. of Notre Dame de Namur 21 Marlee Paton Jr. M 5-5 Seaholme, Australia/Newport Ladies Lacrosse Club 22 Alison Habicht Jr. M 5-6 Baldwin, Md./Loch Raven 23 Kathleen Barranco Sr. M 5-7 Severna Park, Md./Severna Park 24 Julie Morse So. M 5-8 Easton, Md./Saints Peter and Paul 26 Maddy Lesher Fr. D 5-5 Gladwyne, Pa./Archbishop Carroll 28 Natalia Angelo So. GK 5-4 Summit, N.J./Summit 30 Molly Wolf Fr. GK 5-5 Baltimore, Md./Bryn Mawr 32 Katherine Reinhard Jr. D 5-7 Ridgewood, N.J./Immaculate Heart Head Coach: Jen Adams (Maryland, 2001), Fifth Season Assistant Coach: Dana Dobbie (Maryland, 2008), Fifth Season Assistant Coach: Caroline Hager (Loyola, 2010), Second Season Volunteer Assistant: Kerry Stoothoff (Loyola, 2012), First Season Director of Operations: Colleen Dawson (Maryland, 2011), First Season ALPHABETICAL 19 Shannon Aikens 28 Natalia Angelo 15 Elizabeth Barranco 23 Kathleen Barranco 11 Maddy Blakeman 6 Kara Burke 4 Ashley Cahill 7 Cassandra Cursaro 5 Joanna Dalton 1 Molly Dickerson 8 Katrina Geiger 22 Alison Habicht 2 Morgan Holleran 13 Molly Hulseman 16 Jayne Jablonski 26 Maddy Lesher 9 Gretchen Mayer 20 MC McDonald 24 Julie Morse 10 Ashley Moulton 21 Marlee Paton 32 Katherine Reinhard 14 Hannah Schmitt 17 Annie Thomas 12 Sydney Thomas 18 Taryn VanThof 30 Molly Wolf PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Natalia Angelo...Nuh-tauh-lee-uh Ann-gel-O Elizabeth/Kathleen Barranco...brr-ANE-co Kara Burke...berk Ashley Cahill...Cay-HILL Cassandra Cursaro... cuh-sarr-oh Kellye Gallagher...Kelly Alison Habicht... hah-bicked Ana Heneberry... Anne-AH hen-eh-berry Jayne Jablonski... Jane juh-blon-ski Ashley Moulton...MOOL-ton Marlee Paton...MAR-leigh PAY-ton Kerry Stoothoff...STOOT-hoff Taryn VanThof...TARE-in VAN-thof HOUNDS ON THE MAP Maryland (12): Aikens, E. Barranco, K. Barranco, Burke, Cahill, Dalton, Dickerson, Habicht, Mayer, Morse, Thomas, Wolf New Jersey (3): Angelo, Holleran, Reinhard New York (2): Moulton, VanThof Pennsylvania (4): Geiger, Lesher, McDonald, Schmitt Australia (2): Cursaro, Paton Illinois (2): Hulseman, Jablonski Florida (1): Blakeman Ohio (1): Thomas QUICK FACTS General Information Location... Baltimore, Md. Affiliation... Catholic Jesuit Founded Enrollment... 3,800 Nickname...Greyhounds Colors... Green & Grey NCAA Affiliation... Division I Conference... BIG EAST Home Facility...Ridley Athletic Complex Surface...Sportexe Momentum Turf Capacity... 6,000 President...Rev. Brian Linnane, S.J. Athletics Director/Assistant VP...Jim Paquette Website...LoyolaGreyhounds.com Women s Lacrosse Staff Head Coach...Jen Adams Alma Mater, Year... Maryland, 2001 Career Record, Year (fifth) Record at Loyola, Year... Same Assistant Coach... Dana Dobbie Assistant Coach...Caroline Hager Volunteer Assistant Coach...Kerry Stoothoff Director of Operations...Colleen Dawson 2012 Captains... Ashley Cahill, Joanna Dalton and Marlee Paton Lacrosse Facts First Season All-Time Record All-Time Home Record Ridley Athletic Complex NCAA Appearances/Last...15/2012 NCAA Tournament Record All-Time BIG EAST Record BIG EAST Titles...2 (2011, 12) BIG EAST Tournament Record Team Information 2012 Record BIG EAST Record/Finish...7-1/2nd Starters Returning/Lost...9/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...22/6 Newcomers...5 Interview Policy All interview requests for Loyola women s lacrosse must be made through Amanda McClure in the Loyola Athletic Communications Office ( ). Players individual phone numbers will not be given to the media at any time. Game day interviews will not be granted until the postgame press conference opportunity. Please give a minimum of 24 hours notice for all interview requests.

7 Loyola Greyhounds Lacrosse Loyola Combined Team Statistics All games (as of Feb 15, 2013) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Feb 18 at #10 Virginia L Feb 29 at #20 Johns Hopkins W Mar 03 TOWSON L Mar 07 at #12 Penn State Wot Mar 10 UMBC W Mar 14 DELAWARE W /17/12 at James Madison L * Mar 24 at #13 Georgetown Wot * Mar 30 CINCINNATI W * Apr 01 #6 NOTRE DAME W * Apr 05 at Louisville W Apr 14 at #15 Cornell University L * Apr 20 RUTGERS W * Apr 22 VILLANOVA W * Apr 27 at #2 Syracuse L * Apr 29 at Connecticut W May 03 vs #6 Notre Dame W May 05 at #2 Syracuse W May 13 #11 PENN Wot May 19 at #3 Maryland Terrapins L TEAM STATISTICS LOY 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 5 1 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/622 11/409 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/524 ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC TO CT 21 Marlee Paton Annie Thomas Hannah Schmitt Sydney Thomas Joanna Dalton Cassandra Cursaro Molly Hulseman Kara Burke Ashley Cahill Ali Habicht Kathleen Barranco Julie Morse Madison Formwalt Elizabeth Barranco Molly Dickerson Ali Carpenter Morgan Holleran Katherine Reinhar Kerry Stoothoff Natalia Angelo MC McDonald Virginia Weber Jayne Jablonski Kellye Gallagher Ashley Moulton Ana Heneberry Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T 30 Kerry Stoothoff : Natalia Angelo 5 74: Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Loyola Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Loyola Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Loyola Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT Total Loyola Opponents