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3 LACROSSE The 2016 Season p Outlook Lacrosse Staff p Contents p. 1 Media Information p. 1 Quick Facts p Schedule p Roster p Player Profiles pp Lacrosse Administration p. 15 Head Coach Jenny Levy p. 16 Assistant Coach Phil Barnes p. 17 Assistant Coach Katrina Dowd p. 17 Support Staff p. 17 Carolina Women s Lacrosse University of North Carolina pp Chapel Hill p. 20 UNC s Athletic Heritage p. 21 Academic Support p. 22 Carolina Leadership Academy p. 23 Carolina Family p. 24 Carolina in the Community p. 25 NCAA Tournament Success p NCAA Champions pp National Team Tar Heels p Standout Individuals p This is Carolina p History & Record Book Tar Heel Honor Roll p Statistics p Results p. 37 Where Are They Now? p. 38 All-Time Letterwinners p. 39 Carolina Record Book p Fetzer Field p. 42 Honored Jerseys p. 43 The Rams Club p. 44 Five NCAA Tournament Semifinal Appearances in the Last Seven Years History p Seniors Tar Heel Social Media Media and fans can follow the Carolina women s lacrosse team on the official web site of North Carolina athletics. GoHeels.com offers schedules, rosters, results and more, including live game streaming, video highlights and features via GoHeels TV. Facebook: facebook.com/uncwlax Instagram: heelslaxunc General Information QUICK FACTS Location: Chapel Hill, N.C. Chartered: 1789 Enrollment: 18,350 undergraduates Chancellor: Carol Folt Athletic Director: Bubba Cunningham Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Atlantic Coast Nickname: Tar Heels Mascot: Rameses (a ram) Colors: Carolina Blue and white Web site: GoHeels.com Instagram: heelslaxunc Facebook: Facebook.com/uncwlax Field: Fetzer Field Capacity: 5,025 CAROLINA WOMEN S LACROSSE Head Coach: Jenny Levy (Virginia, 1992) Career & UNC Record: (20 seasons) Assistant Coaches: Phil Barnes, Katrina Dowd Volunteer Asst.: Taylor Chumney Scotton Director of Operations: Laurie Holman Strength & Conditioning Coordinator: Erik Hernandez Supervising Staff Athletic Trainer: Chris Hirth Academic Advisor: Emily Adney Administrative Assistant: Julie Domina Videographer: Jarrett Alston Lacrosse Office Phone: (919) Lacrosse Office Fax: (919) Press Box Phone: (919) Overall Record: ACC Record, Finish: 6-1, first place 2015 NCAA Tournament: 3-1 (finalist) NCAA Tournament Appearances: 17 (Most Recent: 2015; eight NCAA semifinals) Letterwinners Returning/Lost in 2016: 26/11 Starters Returning/Lost in 2016: 5/6 UNC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Senior Associate A.D. for Communications: Steve Kirschner Assistant A.D. for Communications: Kevin Best Women s Lacrosse Contact: Matt Bowers Address: mattbowers@unc.edu Office Phone: (919) Mobile Phone: (919) Office Fax: (919) Mailing address: P.O. Box 2126, Chapel Hill, NC WOMEN S LACROSSE YEARBOOK The 2016 University of North Carolina women s lacrosse yearbook was edited by Matt Bowers, Associate Director of Athletic Communications. Covers designed by Kelly Devlin. Front and back cover photos, team photo and head shots by Jeffrey Camarati. Graduation and team reunion photos by Tony Yount. All other photography by Camarati unless otherwise noted. Printing by ImageMark. Special thanks to Susan Anderson. CAROLINA: We educate and inspire through athletics. GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 1

4 2016 Schedule 2016 captains Caylee Waters, Stephanie Lobb, Molly Hendrick & Kelly Devlin DAY DATE OPPONENT/EVENT (TV) SITE TIME Sat. Feb. 6 at James Madison Harrisonburg, Va. Noon Fri. Feb. 12 at High Point High Point, N.C. 6 p.m. Sun. Feb. 14 San Diego State Chapel Hill 1 p.m. Sat. Feb. 20 Florida Chapel Hill 11 a.m. Sat. Feb. 27 Maryland (GoHeels TV) Chapel Hill 1 p.m. Sun. March 6 Albany (GoHeels TV) Chapel Hill 1 p.m. Sat. March 12 at Virginia Charlottesville, Va. 1 p.m. Tues. March 15 at Elon Elon, N.C. 7 p.m. Sun. March 20 at Northwestern Evanston, Ill. 1 p.m. ET Sat. March 26 at Boston College Chestnut Hill, Mass. 1 p.m. Wed. March 30 Virginia Tech (ESPN3) Chapel Hill 6 p.m. Sun. April 3 Notre Dame (GoHeels TV) Chapel Hill Noon Sat. April 9 Louisville (GoHeels TV) Chapel Hill Noon Sat. April 16 at Syracuse (ESPN3) Syracuse, N.Y. TBA Sat. April 23 Duke (ESPN3) Chapel Hill 2 p.m Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament, Blacksburg, Va. Thurs. April 28 Quarterfinals (ESPN3) Blacksburg, Va. TBA Fri. April 29 Semifinals (ESPN3) Blacksburg, Va. TBA Sun. May 1 Final (ESPN3) Blacksburg, Va. TBA 2016 NCAA Tournament Dates May 13 First Round May 15 Second Round May 21 or 22 Quarterfinals May 27 & 29 Semifinals/Final (PPL Park, Philadelphia, Pa.) All times Eastern and subject to change Home games played at Fetzer heelslaxunc The University of North Carolina is proud of its long-standing relationship with Nike. The two parties signed a new 10-year contract in May 2009 for Nike to continue as the exclusive supplier of athletic footwear, apparel and accessories. Nike will provide the athletic department with shoes, uniforms, coaching gear, balls and other equipment. Nike also gave the University $2 million for the Chancellor s Academic Enhancement Fund to support faculty. This partnership has benefitted all 28 varsity sports and providedmillions of dollars for academics and student scholarships at the University Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 2 Proud to be an official sponsor of UNC women s

5 Roster Breakdowns ALPHABETICAL #8 Alyssa Andress #33 Maggie Auslander #22 Maggie Bill #21 Gianna Bowe #18 Bridget Curran #12 Carly Davis #26 Kelly Devlin #3 Eliza Dorsey #5 Olivia Ferrucci #1 Mallory Frysinger #2 Elizabeth Haus #7 Ela Hazar #23 Molly Hendrick #10 Sydney Holman #14 Erin Kelly #32 Katie Kinsey #9 Kara Klages #24 Naomi Lerner #34 Stephanie Lobb #25 Devin Markison #4 Marie McCool #36 Sophie McCoy #11 Kacey McKinnon #27 Aly Messinger #20 Kayla Miles #30 Alex Moore #16 Carly Reed #15 Charlotte Sofield #19 Sidney Swormstedt #13 Sammy Jo Tracy #6 Caroline Wakefield #17 Megan Ward #43 Caylee Waters #97 Elise Hennessey BY CLASS Seniors (7): #8 Alyssa Andress #26 Kelly Devlin #1 Mallory Frysinger #25 Devin Markison #27 Aly Messinger #13 Sammy Jo Tracy #17 Megan Ward No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Secondary School) 1 Mallory Frysinger M/D 5-6 Sr. Corning, N.Y. (Corning East) 2 Elizabeth Haus D 5-8 So. Lutherville, Md. (Notre Dame Prep) 3 Eliza Dorsey M 5-6 So. Beverly, Mass. (The Governor s Academy) 4 Marie McCool M 5-6 So. Moorestown, N.J. (Moorestown) 5 Olivia Ferrucci A/M 5-8 Fr. Naples, Fla. (Barron Collier) 6 Caroline Wakefield D/M 5-8 Fr. Centreville, Va. (Centreville) 7 Ela Hazar M 5-6 So. Westwood, Mass. (Westwood) 8 Alyssa Andress M 6-1 Sr. Doylestown, Pa. (Archbishop Wood) 9 Kara Klages M 5-7 Fr. Bel Air, Md. (John Carroll) 10 Sydney Holman M/A 5-7 Jr. Chapel Hill, N.C. (East Chapel Hill) 11 Kacey McKinnon A/M 5-6 So. Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. (Torrey Pines) 12 Carly Davis M 5-6 Jr. Skaneateles, N.Y. (Skaneateles) 13 Sammy Jo Tracy A 5-4 Sr. Bedford, N.Y. (Fox Lane) 14 Erin Kelly D 5-3 Fr. West Nyack, N.Y. (Clarkstown South) 15 Charlotte Sofield M 5-11 Fr. Alexandria, Va. (Bishop Ireton) 16 Carly Reed A 5-8 Jr. Alexandria, Va. (St. Stephen s & St. Agnes) 17 Megan Ward G 5-2 Sr. Annapolis, Md. (St. Mary s) 18 Bridget Curran M 5-6 So. Fair Haven, N.J. (Rumson Fair Haven Regional) 19 Sidney Swormstedt A/M 5-4 Fr. Laconia, N.H. (New Hampton Prep) 20 Kayla Miles M 5-4 Jr. Watertown, N.Y. (Heart Central) 21 Gianna Bowe A/M 5-0 Fr. Mullica Hill, N.J. (Clearview Regional) 22 Maggie Bill M 5-7 Jr. Huntington, N.Y. (St. Anthony s) 23 Molly Hendrick* A/M 5-8 Jr. Lancaster, Pa. (Manheim Township) 24 Naomi Lerner D 5-4 So. Chapel Hill, N.C. (Durham Academy) 25 Devin Markison A/M 5-5 Sr. Princeton, N.J. (Loomis Chaffee School, Conn.) 26 Kelly Devlin* M 5-10 Sr. Downingtown, Pa. (Downingtown East) 27 Aly Messinger A 5-4 Sr. Mendham, N.J. (West Mendham) 30 Alex Moore M 5-6 Jr. Millstone Township, N.J. (Allentown/USC) 32 Katie Kinsey D 5-3 Jr. Millersville, Md. (Annapolis Area Christian School) 33 Maggie Auslander D/M 5-9 Jr. Cary, N.C. (Green Hope) 34 Stephanie Lobb* D/M 5-6 Jr. West Chester, Pa. (West Chester East) 36 Sophie McCoy M 6-2 Jr. Kennett Square, Pa. (Tower Hill School) 43 Caylee Waters* G 5-4 Jr. Darien, Conn. (Darien) 97 Elise Hennessey G 5-6 Fr. Londonberry, N.H. (Brewster Academy) *team captains 2016 Roster Juniors (12): #33 Maggie Auslander #22 Maggie Bill #12 Carly Davis #23 Molly Hendrick #10 Sydney Holman #32 Katie Kinsey #34 Stephanie Lobb #36 Sophie McCoy #20 Kayla Miles #30 Alex Moore #16 Carly Reed #43 Caylee Waters Sophomores (7): #18 Bridget Curran #3 Eliza Dorsey #2 Elizabeth Haus #7 Ela Hazar #24 Naomi Lerner #4 Marie McCool #11 Kacey McKinnon Freshmen (8): #21 Gianna Bowe #5 Olivia Ferrucci #97 Elise Hennessey #9 Kara Klages #14 Erin Kelly #15 Charlotte Sofield #19 Sidney Swormstedt #6 Caroline Wakefield Head Coach: Jenny Levy Assistant Coach/Director of Recruiting: Phil Barnes First Assistant Coach: Katrina Dowd Volunteer Assistant: Taylor Chumney Scotton Strength & Conditioning Coordinator: Erik Hernandez Head Trainer: Chris Hirth BY POSITION Attack (3): Aly Messinger, Carly Reed, Sammy Jo Tracy Attack/Midfield (5): Gianna Bowe, Olivia Ferrucci, Molly Hendrick, Sydney Holman, Devin Markison, Kacey McKinnon, Sidney Swormstedt Midfield (15): Alyssa Andress, Maggie Bill, Bridget Curran, Carly Davis, Kelly Devlin, Eliza Dorsey, Ela Hazar, Kara Klages, Marie McCool, Sophie McCoy, Kayla Miles, Alex Moore, Charlotte Sofield, Sammy Jo Tracy Midfield/Defense (3): Maggie Auslander, Mallory Frysinger, Caroline Wakefield Defense (5): Elizabeth Haus, Erin Kelly, Katie Kinsey, Naomi Lerner, Stephanie Lobb Goalies (3): Elise Hennessey, Megan Ward, Caylee Waters PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Alyssa (Andress) a-lissa Curran CUR-un Frysinger FRY-singer Haus hauze Klages rhymes with cages Levy LEAVE-ee Lobb lob Messinger MESS-sin-ger Spencer Herlong GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 3

6 Player Bios ALYSSA ANDRESS midfield 6-1 Senior doylestown, pa. archbishop wood 8 General Working to returning to the field after injury... Participates in the Carolina Leadership Academy as part of the Rising Stars program. Sophomore (2014) Limited to six games, missing the end of the 2014 season due tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee... Played in six contests in February and March (Florida, Boston University, Canisius, Vanderbilt, Elon and Virginia Tech). Freshman (2013) Saw action in three games as a reserve midfielder... Saw the field against High Point, Jacksonville and Loyola, taking a shot against Jacksonville... Controlled draws against High point and Jacksonville... Gathered a ground ball in the NCAA Tournament win over Loyola. High School Played four years of lacrosse in the midfield for Coach John Duca at Archbishop Wood High School in Warminster, Pa.... Tallied 184 goals and 62 assists in her final three seasons, with 74 goals, 11 assists, 95 draw controls and 54 ground balls as a senior... Three-time All-Catholic choice (and second-team as a freshman)... Two-time firstteam All-Intell pick (and a two-time secondteam pick)... Her team s defensive player of the year as a sophomore, offensive player of the year as a junior and her league and team MVP as a senior... Two-time Academic All- America choice... Also played four years of field hockey, earning first-team all-conference honors three times... Three-time team MVP and two-time team captain in field hockey... An honor roll student... Served as a referee for youth lacrosse and helped coach a youth lacrosse program. Personal Alyssa Nicole Andress is the daughter of John and Deb Andress... Her father played quarterback at Penn State University and her mother played field hockey and lacrosse at PSU... Her brother and sister both played lacrosse at Penn State and two other brothers played at PSU Abington... Majoring in communication studies... Earned Dean s List and ACC Honor Roll accolades. Alyssa Andress Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / Total 9/ MAGGIE AUSLANDER DEFENSE/midfield 5-9 junior cary, n.c. green hope 33 SOPHOMORE (2015) Won the Class of 1996 Award from her UNC coaches and teammates after the season... Saw action in seven games off the bench... Collected five ground balls, including two versus Elon... Also recorded two caused turnovers and two draw controls. freshman (2014) Contributed right away as a defensive midfielder... Saw action in 17 of 20 games, including each of the last 13 contests... Finished the year with two goals (one each vs. Elon and Georgetown), 13 draw controls, seven ground balls and nine caused turnovers... Rated the No 8 freshman in the nation by Inside Lacrosse prior to the season. high school Tallied 87 points and 62 ground balls for Green Hope HS in Cary, N.C., in Grabbed a spot in the 2013 Under Armour senior All-America game, starting for the South team and tallying two caused turnovers and a ground ball... Scored 47 goals and had 37 assists and 62 ground balls in 2013, earning conference player-of-the-year honors... Totaled 208 goals, 107 assists, 219 ground balls, 135 caused turnovers and 365 draw controls... Also is a gifted basketball player. personal Margaret Rose Auslander is the daughter of Ed and Elaine Auslander... Majoring in pyschology... Dean s List and ACC Honor Roll member. MAGGIE AUSLANDER S Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / Total 24/ MAGGIE BILL midfield 5-7 JUnior HUNTINGTON, N.Y. ST. ANTHONY S 22 General Part of the U.S. Women s Senior National Lacrosse Team tryout pool... An Inside Lacrosse preseason first-team All- America for Enters 2016 having started every UNC game in the last two seasons (42 in a row)... A two-sport standout who has been a starter on the Tar Heel women s soccer team... Attending UNC on a lacrosse scholarship. SOPHOMORE (2015) An IWLCA second-team All-America and second-team All-ACC choice... Named to both the ACC and NCAA All- Tournament Teams... Started all 22 games and tallied 32 goals, 17 assists, 23 ground balls and 27 draw controls... Scored a season-high four goals and finished with a season-high six points vs. Notre Dame in the ACC Tournament... Had three other hat tricks during the season, 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 4 MAGGIE BILL scoring three goals each against Maryland (in the NCAA final), Northwestern and Virginia Tech (in the ACC Tournament)... Had a season-high three assists in the regular season at top-ranked Maryland... Named to the All- NCAA Tournament team... Had a season-high four draw controls in the NCAA semifinal win over Duke... Had a second-half assist in the NCAA quarterfinals vs. Penn State... Had a goal and an assist vs. Florida in the NCAA second round... Tied her career high with four goals in the ACC semifinals vs. Notre Dame... Scored three times against Virginia Tech in the ACC quarterfinals. freshman (2014) Named to Inside Lacrosse s 2014 All-Rookie Team... Started every game and scored at least one goal in 16 of 20 games... Fifth on the team with 37 points, sixth with 27 goals and fourth with 10 assists... Also third among Tar Heels with 31 draw controls... Scored a season-high four goals in the wins over Penn and Maryland... Led the Tar Heels with four goals (tied with Abbey Friend) and five total points in win over No. 2 Maryland on April 5... Named National Freshman of the Week by WomensLax.com on March 3 after her effort vs. Penn and two goals (including the gamewinner) and one assist in the win over Notre Dame. High School The Long Island and Catholic League MVP in 2013, leading St. Anthony s HS to the No. 2 ranking in the nation... Also an honor roll student in the classroom, Bill played soccer and basketball and ran track at St. Anthony s... Started for the North in the 2013 Under Armour All-America game, tallying a goal and two ground balls. Personal Margaret Cecelia Bill is the daughter of Robert and Katie Bill... Majoring in communication studies. MAGGIE BILL S Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / Total 42/ Spencer Herlong

7 GIANNA BOWE ATTACK 5-0 FRESHMAN MULLICA HILL, N.J. CLEARVIEW REGIONAL 21 General Named the No. 18 incoming freshman in the nation for 2016 by Inside Lacrosse. High School A 2015 Under Armour All- America... Tallied a goal and an assist for the South team in the Under Armour game... Two-time U.S. Lacrosse prep All-America... Two-time U.S. Lacrosse All-Academic team... Two-year team captain and a four-year letterwinner at Clearview Regional High School for Coach Megan Conklin... Also played three years of soccer and four of basketball... Lacrosse stat totals include 186 career goals, 86 assists, 202 ground balls, 88 caused turnovers and 314 draw controls... Set single-season and career school records for draw controls, free position shots and free position goals... Had 62 goals, 28 assists, 67 ground balls, 43 caused turnovers and 111 draw controls as a senior and 2015 South Jersey Times Lacrosse Player of the Year Nike The Ride MVP Nike Elite 120 Featured Five... All-conference choice in soccer, tallying 29 career goals and 15 career assists... Member of the National Honor Society. Personal Is the daughter of Francine and Roger Bowe... Born in Philadelphia... Birthday is January 9... Plays the saxophone... Majoring in excercise and sport science. BRIDGET CURRAN midfield 5-6 sophomore fair haven, N.j. rumson fair haven 18 freshman (2015) Saw action in three games as a reserve midfielder... Scored her first career goal and gathered a ground ball in the win over Elon on March 1... Also played off the bench against High Point and Virginia Tech in the ACC Tournament... Rated the No. 28 incoming freshman in the nation for 2015 by Inside Lacrosse. HIGH SCHOOL Started in the 2014 Under Armour All-America Classic, finishing with an assist, a ground ball and two draw controls to help lead the North team to the win... Named a 2014 US Lacrosse first-team All-America... Led Rumson Fair Haven Regional HS to a 2011 New Jersey sectional title, 2013 and 2014 Shore Conference championships and a berth in the 2014 state semifinals... A two-time team captain and two-time Under Armour Underclassman All-America... Finished her career with 155 goals and 104 assists for 259 points... A 2014 Academic All-America... Played four years of varsity lacrosse and two years of varsity basketball as a point guard... Sports editor of the school yearbook... Earned honor roll status every semester of her high school career. personal Bridget Mary Curran is the daughter of Brian and Leslie Curran... Birthday is April Has yet to declare an academic major... From a large, extended family, her father played football and lacrosse at Amherst College and her brother is a lacrosse team captain at Villanova University... Had nine cousins who were active college student-athletes in BRIDGET CURRAN S Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / CARLY DAVIS midfield 5-6 junior skaneateles, n.y. skaneateles 12 general Named to the ACC Honor Roll and Dean s List... Participates in the Carolina Leadership Academy as part of the Rising Stars program... Won the UNC A.D. s Scholar- Athlete Award for lacrosse in Jan SOPHOMORE (2015) Came off the bench to play in nine games as a reserve... Caused a turnover and gathered a ground ball against Elon on March 1. FRESHMAN (2014) Won UNC s Most Improved Player... Saw action in all 20 games, tallying 11 goals and two assists... Scored a careerhigh three goals in the win over Towson on April Had two goals and an assist against Syracuse in the ACC Tournament semifinals... Also scored a goal in the NCAA quarterfinals against Virginia. REDSHIRT SEASON (2013) A prep All-America who saw action in one game in 2013 before receiving a medical hardship due to an ankle injury... Saw brief action against Richmond in February before the injury ended her season. HIGH SCHOOL Named a first-team 2012 US Lacrosse high school All-America... Played for Coach Bridget Marquardt at Skaneateles High School... Played four years of varisty lacrosse, four years of varsity soccer, one year of JV volleyball and one season of varsity volleyball... Team captain of the lacrosse squad as a senior... Two-time Academic All-America... Twotime, first-team all-league choice... Named first-team All-CNY... Member of the Central NYS Empire team as a sophomore... Led her prep squad to a sectional title as a sophomore... Tallied 147 goals, 35 assists, 189 ground balls and 120 draw controls in her career... Had 47 goals, 10 assists, 79 ground balls and 46 draw controls as a senior and 45 goals, 15 assists, 39 ground balls and 35 draw controls as a junior... Member of the National Honor Society. PERSONAL Carly Laureen Davis is the daughter of Brian and Laurie Davis... Both of her parents played soccer collegiately... Her sister played lacrosse at Hartwick College... Majoring in media and journalism. carly davis Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / / Total 30/ KELLY DEVLIN midfield 5-10 SENIOR DOWNINGTOWN, PA. DOWNINGTOWN EAST 26 General UNC team captain in 2016 for the second year in a row, this year with Molly Hendrick, Caylee Waters and Stephanie Lobb... Looks to be a third-year starter as a fifthyear senior in Earned a spot in the U.S. National Team Tryout Pool during the offseason... Redshirted the 2014 season after suffering a knee injury in the preseason... Participates in the Carolina Leadership Academy in the Veteran Leaders program... ACC Honor Roll member. JUNIOR (2015) A team captain and leader on the field... Played in all 22 games... Stepped up as an offensive threat after knee injuries to starting midfielders Molly Hendrick and Brittney Coppa at midseason... Started 11 games on the year, including each of the last eight beginning with the win at Duke to clinch the ACC regular season title on April Named to the All-ACC Academic Team... Earned All-ACC Tournament honors after putting together her best two offensive games of the season in the Tournament... Scored a season-high four goals in the quarterfinal win over Virginia Tech, then had two goals and an assist against Notre Dame in the semis... Posted three other two-goal games on the season (against Duke, Syracuse and Florida in the regular season)... Scored at least one goal in nine consecutive games at midseason... Controlled a season-high two draws against both Florida (regular season) and Notre Dame (ACC Tournament). REDSHIRT SEASON (2014) Missed the 2014 season due to a torn right anterior cruciate ligament injury suffered in the fall of Sophomore (2013) Saw action in all 21 games, scoring seven goals and dishing out an assist for eight total points... Played at her best late in the season, scoring a goal in both the NCAA semifinal win over Northwestern and the national title game against Maryland... Also scored a goal and tied her career high with four ground balls in the ACC Tournament win over Boston College... Scored goals in seven games on the season... Tied her career high with three draw controls in the NCAA championship game against Maryland... Also Player Bios GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 5

8 Player Bios Spencer Herlong KELLY DEVLIN had three draw controls against Penn in early March... Tallied her first career assist in the NCAA Tournament win over Loyola... Named to the ACC Honor Roll. Freshman (2012) Started all 19 Tar Heel games as a defender, gathering 17 ground balls, controlling seven draws and causing nine turnovers... The only freshman on the team to start all 19 games... One of two freshmen to start games in 2012, the other being fellow defender Caileigh Sindall, who started 17 contests... Gathered a season-high four ground balls in the win over Lehigh... Controlled a season-high two draws in the NCAA Tournament win over Navy. High School Named one of the nation s top 25 recruits by Inside Lacrosse... Played in the midfield for the South team in the 2011 Under Armour All-America game, teaming with fellow future Tar Heels Morgan Rubin and Caileigh Sindall... Recorded 111 assists, 47 goals and 135 ground balls at Downingtown East HS as a senior and had career totals of 202 goals, 236 assists and 438 points... Grabbed first-team All-America honors as both a junior and senior... Was a three-time, first-team all-area choice... Named first-team All Ches- Mont three times... Also played four years of basketball, earning second-team all-conference honors and serving as team captain... Was a member of the National Honor Society, receiving the Charles Way All-America Award (leadership, character, all-around athletic ability and academic achievement). Personal Kelly Nicole Devlin is the daughter of Mark and Connie Devlin... Her sister played field hockey at Princeton, her brother has played quarterback in the NFL and her uncle played for the Buffalo Bills of the NFL... Majoring in media and journalism... Dean s List and ACC Honor Roll member. Kelly Devlin s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / / Total 62/ ELIZA DORSEY midfield 5-6 SOPHOMORE BEVERLY, MASS. THE GOVERNOR S ACADEMY 3 freshman (2015) A reserve midfielder as a freshman... Saw action in five contests, including ACC Tournament wins over Virginia Tech and Notre Dame... Gathered a ground ball against High Point in the regular season and Virginia Tech in the ACC Tournament. High School Named a 2014 US Lacrosse firstteam All-America at the Governor s Academy, where she earned 12 varsity letters (four each in lacrosse and soccer and two each in basketball and indoor track). Her numerous honors on the lacrosse field also include second-team All- America honors in 2013, a national team championship in 2012, team captainship and several all-conference and all-region accolades. She is a gifted downhill skier who formerly competed in gymnastics and figure skating. Personal Majoring in communication studies... Eliza Lapham Dorsey is the daughter of Peter and Susie Dorsey... Birthday is April 14. ELIZA DORSEY S Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / OLIVIA FERRUCCI attack/midfield 5-8 freshman naples, fla. barron collier 5 General A member of the U.S. U19 National Team... Named the No. 5 incoming freshman in the nation for 2016 by Inside Lacrosse... The first Tar Heel women s lacrosse player from the state of Florida. High School A 2015 Under Armour All- America... Earned a spot on the All-ILWomen High School Team as one of the top 20 players in the nation... Nike/U.S. Lacrosse South Region Player of the Year in Fourtime first-team U.S. Lacrosse All-America... Three-time Under Armour Underclass Team South USA Today All-USA First Team... Tallied 117 goals, 57 assists, 102 draw controls, 71 ground balls and 38 caused turnovers in leading Barron Collier to a 22-2 record in Played for her father, Mick Ferrucci, at Barron Collier... Set career school records for goals (361), assists (195), points (556), draw controls (308), ground balls (297) and caused turnovers (238)... Also played four years of varsity basketball, earning team MVP honors as a senior and serving as a two-time team captain... Named her school s top female athlete in Summa Cum Laude graduate... Two-time Barron Collier Student of the Year... National Honor Society... Active in environmental causes. Personal Olivia Ferrucci is the daughter of Mick and Kay Ferrucci... Birthday is June Born in Providence, R.I.... An open water certified scuba diver... Also interested in spearfishing, free diving and pottery... Her father played ice hockey and her mother played basketball in college... Planning to major in business. MALLORY FRYSINGER defense/midfield 5-6 senior corning, n.y. corning east 1 General An Inside Lacrosse preseason thirdteam All-America for A reliable presence in the back for the Tar Heels... Entering her third full year as a starter... Among the most experienced Tar Heel players with 49 career starts and 63 games played entering Carolina Leadership Academy Veteran Leader... ACC Honor Roll student. JUNIOR (2015) Saw action in all 22 games and started the last 10 contests of the year... Usually a defender earlier in her career, she played more in the midfield late in the season after knee injuries to Molly Hendrick and Brittney Coppa... Tallied her first career point on an assist against Elon on March 1... Had a season-high three ground balls against Duke in the NCAA semifinals and Maryland in the national title game. sophomore (2014) Started 18 of 20 games in Gathered 18 ground balls, casued seven turnovers and controlled seven draws... Had a career-high four ground balls against Notre Dame... Controlled two draws against Florida and Virginia Tech... Caused two turnovers in the NCAA win over Georgetown. Freshman (2013) A freshman who started every game at defender in Was especially steady for a rookie player in high-pressure situations... The only UNC freshman to start every game in Gathered a seasonhigh three ground balls in the regular season win over Northwestern... For the year, recorded 23 ground balls and nine caused turnovers (with a season-high four against Jacksonville). High School Named a first-team 2012 US Lacrosse prep All-America... Played four years of varsity lacrosse, four years of varsity soccer and three years of varsity basketballplayed lacrosse for Coach Kim McNaney at Corning East HS... Recorded 171 goals and 74 assists in her career, including 60 goals and 28 assists as a senior and 43 goals and 22 assists as a junior... Tallied 36 goals and 17 assists as a sophomore and 32 goals and seven assists as a freshman... Soccer team captain as a senior... Basketball team captain and MVP as a senior... Won the Baccalles Award in Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page

9 as Corning East s top student-athlete... Won the Corning Inc. Math and Science Award for algebra II, trigonometry, physics and biology... Honors with Excellence all four years... Won Corning East s Guidance Award (based on class ranking) as a senior. Personal Mallory Ruvolo Frysinger is the daughter of Sharon and Charlie Frysinger... Majoring in psychology. Mallory Frysinger s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / / Total 63/ ELIZABETH HAUS midfield 5-6 SOPHOMORE LUTHERVILLE, MD. NOTRE DAME PREP 2 freshman (2015) Saw action in five games off the bench as a freshman... Named to the ACC Honor Roll. High School Played at Notre Dame Prep and was named a 2014 US Lacrosse first-team All-America... Also a two-time US Lacrosse Academic All-America, a decorated field hockey player and a distance runner on the indoor track and field team... An honor student, she graduated Cum Laude with memberships in the Science, Spanish, History and Mu Alpha Theta (math) honor societies. Personal Elizabeth McSherry Haus is the daughter of Jennifer and Michael Haus... Majoring in nursing... Dean s List student... Birthday is January 6... Has a background as a competitive horseback rider... Her uncle, John Haus, was the UNC men s lacrosse head coach from Three of her uncles (John, Tom and Kevin Haus) played lacrosse at Carolina... Last name is pronounced Hauze (rhymes with gauze). elizabeth haus Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / ELA HAZAR midfield 5-6 SOPHOMORE westwood, mass. westwood 14 General A talented sophomore vying for more playing time this season. freshman (2015) Played in 16 games, starting against Elon on March 1... Saw action in more games than every Carolina freshman than Marie McCool (22)... Tallied seven goals and six assists on the season, along with eight ground balls, four draw controls and three caused turnovers... Scored at least one goal in each of her first five college games, including a season-high two with two assists against Elon... Had a goal and a season-high three assists against High Point... Had a season-high three ground balls against Elon and two draw controls against Albany... Rated the No. 20 incoming freshman in the nation by Inside Lacrosse prior to the season. High School A four-year starter and two-time All-America at Westwood HS while also playing four years of hockey and three years of soccer... Helped lead Westwood to three state championships in four years, picking up a slew of conference, regional and state honors... Came off the bench to play in the 2014 Under Armour All-America Classic, finishing with a goal, an assist, three draw controls and a ground ball to help the North team to the win... Also named a 2014 US Lacrosse first-team All-America.... As a senior, tallied 75 goals and 40 assists after piling up 90 goals and 46 assists as a junior. Personal Ela Louise Hazar is the daughter of Karen and Bora Hazar... Birthday is July Majoring in exercise and sport science... A talented skier and snowboarder... Her sister played soccer at Brown University. ELA HAZAR S Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / MOLLY HENDRICK attack/midfield 5-8 JUNIOR lancaster, pa. manheim township 23 general An Inside Lacrosse preseason thirdteam All-America for Tar Heel team captain for 2016 with Kelly Devlin, Molly Hendrick and Caylee Waters... All-ACC player in the midfield... A relentless player who contributes all over the field... Participates in the Carolina Leadership Academy s Leadership Lab program. SOPHOMORE (2015) Named second-team All- ACC... Was on her way to an All-Americacaliber season prior to suffering a seasonending injury... Won the UNC team Leadership Award after the season... UNC s leader in goals and draw controls and tied for the team points lead for much of the spring... Tore her left ACL in the April 4 win at Louisville and missed the rest of the season... Scored a career-high five goals against the Cardinals before suffering the injury... Scored four goals against both Boston College and High Point... Had a careerhigh two assists against both Notre Dame and Towson... A terror on the draw, she controlled a career-high six draws at Virginia Tech, along with four each in four other games... Third on molly hendrick the team in draw controls with 37 despite missing nine games due to injury. freshman (2014) Named to Inside Lacrosse s 2014 All-Rookie Team... Started all 20 games... Often took the draw for the Tar Heels... Totaled 33 draw controls (second on the team)... Scored two goals each against Boston University, Vanderbilt, Notre Dame, Maryland and Syracuse (in the ACC Tournament)... Added an assist for a season-high three points against BU on Feb Tied that season high with two goals and an assist in the NCAA second-round win over Georgetown... Scored the game-winning goal in the April 5 win over Maryland. High School Played four years of lacrosse, four of basketball and three of volleyball at Manheim Township HS in Lancaster, Pa.... Earned All-America honors twice and scored over 400 goals on the lacrosse field... A two-time team Most Valuable Player and her conference and section MVP as a senior... For her career, totaled 432 goals and 67 assists... Tallied 179 goals and 22 assists as a senior and 125 and 20, respectively, as a junior... An honor roll student all four years of her prep career... Served as the vice president of her school s chapter of Students Against Drunk Driving. Personal Molly Elizabeth Hendrick is the daughter of Mary and Ed Hendrick... Majoring in exercise and sport science. molly hendrick s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / total 43/ Karen Jonas Player Bios GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 7

10 Player Bios ELISE HENNESSEY GOALKEEPER 5-6 FRESHMAN LONDONBERRY, N.H. BREWSTER ACADEMY 97 General A freshman goalie who will learn from two of the best in Tar Heel junior Caylee Waters and senior Megan Ward. High School Played four years of lacrosse, field hockey and ice hockey at Brewster Academy in Wolfeboro, N.H....Team captain in all three sports... Played goalie in lacrosse, posting a career save percentage of Missed half of her junior season and all of her senior year with a knee injury... Earned All-America honors as a sophomore... Coaches Award recipient... Three-time NEPSAC All-Star. Personal Elise Hennessey is the daughter of Janet Piazza and Paul Hennessey... Birthday is July Born in Nashua, N.H.... Cum Laude and Magna Cum Laude recipient in the classroom... Has a twin sister who will be playing lacrosse at Fitchburg State University... Has yet to declare an academic major. SYDNEY HOLMAN MIDFIELD/ATTACK 5-7 junior chapel hill, N.c. east chapel hill 10 general Honorable mention preseason All- America for 2016 by Inside Lacrosse... One of the top playmakers in the UNC record books... Already has posted two of the top six assist seasons in Carolina history (27 as a freshman and 23 as a sophomore)... Enters the 2016 season with 50 career assists, ranking eighth in UNC history after just two seasons... Carolina Leadership Academy Rising Star. SOPHOMORE (2015) Named to the All-ACC Academic Team... Earned a spot in the U.S. National Team Tryout Pool after the season... Tied for the team lead with Sam McGee with 23 assists... UNC s assist leader for the second year in a row... Finished the year with 21 goals, 23 assists and 23 ground balls... Third on the team with 44 points and three game-winning goals... At her best in the NCAA Tournament, posting seven goals and three assists in four games... Scored a season-high four goals and tied her season high with six points in the NCAA quarterfinal win over Penn State... Scored twice in the NCAA semifinal win over Duke and once in the NCAA title game against Maryland... Had three goals and three assists against Virginia Tech in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals... Had two goals, three assists and three ground balls in the regular season win over Syracuse... Returned to the field after tearing her ACL in the 2014 ACC Tournament and missing the rest of the season. Karen Jonas Sydney Holman freshman (2014) Named the 2014 National Rookie of the Year by Inside Lacrosse... The ACC s Co-Freshman of the Year and UNC s rookie of the year... Named to Inside Lacrosse s 2014 All-Rookie Team... First-team All-South choice by the IWLCA... Led the Tar Heels in assists with a UNC freshman-record The 27 assists were the second-highest total in school history... Finished second on the team in points with 61 (tied as the second-best freshman season in program history)... Amassed that scoring total despite missing four of 20 possible games due to injury... Missed the last three games of the season after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee late in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals against Boston College... Tied the UNC single-game record with six assists vs. Vanderbilt on Feb Named to the All-ACC Academic Team. Started her career with a bang with five goals and two assists for seven points in the win over No. 4 Florida on Feb Had four or more points in each of her first five college games, including three goals and one assist vs. BU, two goals and two assists against Canisius and three goals and two assists against Notre Dame... Finished with three goals on four shots in the April 5 win over No. 2 Maryland... Tallied two goals and two assists at Syracuse on April Scored three goals with three ground balls and a draw control in the ACC quarterfinal win over Boston College. High School Inside Lacrosse rated her the No. 5 incoming freshman in the nation for A three-time US Lacrosse All-America and Academic All-America... A four-time team MVP at East Chapel Hill HS... Led East Chapel Hill to 14 consecutive victories and a state championship in 2013, scoring a combined 18 goals in the final two games... Set a North Carolina state record for career goals with 416 while also adding 134 assists and 241 ground balls in four years... Scored 128 goals in 2013 while also tallying 44 assists and 69 ground balls... Had four goals (tied for the game high) 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 8 in the 2013 Under Armour All-America game... Also an honor roll student and a talented field hockey player, leading East Chapel Hill to a pair of state titles. Personal Sydney Elaine Holman is the daughter of Brian and Laurie Holman... Her father was an All-America lacrosse goalie at Johns Hopkins and now is an assistant coach with the Carolina men s team... Her mother played lacrosse at Towson and is the director of operations for the UNC women s lacrosse program... Her two older brothers played lacrosse at Carolina, with Marcus Holman leaving UNC as a Tewaaraton Award finalist and the school s career scoring leader after the 2013 season and Matthew playing goalie for the Tar Heels... Majoring in media and journalism... Dean s List and ACC Honor Roll member. sydney holman s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / total 38/ ERIN KELLY defense 5-3 FRESHMAN west nyack, n.y. clarkstown south 14 General A member of the U.S. U19 National Team... One of the nation s top incoming freshman defenders... Named the No. 13 incoming freshman in the nation for 2016 by Inside Lacrosse. High School A 2015 Under Armour All- America... Played four years of varsity lacrosse for Coach Bianca Aloi at Clarkstown South High School... Played with the Hudson Valley team at the women s national tournament in 2012, 2013 and Under Armour Underclass Team in 2013 and Career stat totals include 201 goals and 109 assists... As a senior, tallied 74 goals, 39 assists and 59 ground balls... Also played four years of varsity basketball... Team captain in both sports... Served as her class secretary all four years. Personal The daughter of Phyllis and Ed Kelly... Birthday is Nov Born in Suffern, N.Y.... Has yet to declare an academic major. KATIE KINSEY defense 5-3 JUNIOR millersville, md. annapolis area christian 32 general Has participated in the Carolina Leadership Academy s Rising Stars program... ACC Honor Roll member. SOPHOMORE (2015) Saw action in one game, the regular season finale win at

11 freshman (2014) Saw action in four games (vs. Boston University, Canisius, Vanderbilt and Elon) in February and March... Gathered a ground ball against BU. High School Played four years of lacrosse, basketball and lacrosse at the Annapolis Area Christian School... Served as team captain in all three sports... Won conference championships in soccer and basketball... Earned allconference honors in soccer and lacrosse... A member of the National Honor Society while also placing on the Principal s Honor Roll and the Distinguished Honor Roll. Personal From an athletic family, one of her sisters played lacrosse at Belmont Abbey, another sister crewed at Clemson and her father played football at Western Maryland. Katie Michelle Kinsey is the daughter of Diane and Paul Kinsey... Majoring in exercise and sport science... ACC Honor Roll member. katie kinsey s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / TOTAL 5/ KARA KLAGES MIDFIELD 5-7 FRESHMAN BEL AIR, MD. JOHN CARROLL 9 General Named the No. 33 incoming freshman in the nation for 2016 by Inside Lacrosse. High School A 2015 Under Armour All- America... Scored 86 career goals at John Carroll High School... First-team All-Metro and all-county choice... Two-time all-conference selection... Ranked No. 13 on Inside Lacrosse s Top 50 Young Gun Seniors list... As a senior, tallied 48 goals, 17 assists and 35 ground balls... Had 38 goals and 17 assists as a junior... Played for the Skywalkers 2015 blue team in club lacrosse, winning a U-15 national title... Also played four years of soccer and a year of varsity indoor soccer. Personal Kara Klages is the daughter of Paula and Kevin Klages... Born in Towson, Md.... Birthday is December 2... Has yet to declare an academic major. NAOMI LERNER DEFENSE 5-4 sophomore chapel hill, n.c. durham academy 24 freshman (2015) Took the field for three games... Played in Tar Heel wins over High Point, Elon and Virginia Tech (in the regular season)... Caused a turnover against High Point... ACC Honor Roll member. High School A Chapel Hill native who earned a total of 11 varsity letters at Durham Academy (four each in lacrosse and basketball and three in field hockey)... Servred as team captain in three sports... As a senior on the lacrosse field, led her team in ground balls and caused turnovers and was second in assists and fourth in goals... Picked up honorable mention All- America and Academic All-America honors... An honor roll student all four years of high school... The leader of the Durham Academy chapter of WISER (Women s Institute of Secondary Education and Research) Club, which raises money to fund a school in Kenya. Personal Naomi Rebekah Van Horn Lerner is the daughter of Steve Lerner and Sharon Van Horn... Birthday is May Majoring in applied sciences in the school of biomedical engineering. NAOMI LERNER S Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / STEPHANIE LOBB defense/midfield 5-6 junior WEST CHESTER, PA. WEST CHESTER EAST 34 General Tar Heel team captain for 2016 with Kelly Devlin, Caylee Waters and Molly Hendrick... A versatile player who should vie for a large role once again in Can play at defender or in the midfield... Carolina Leadership Academy Veteran Leader. SOPHOMORE (2015) Won the UNC team s Most Improved Award... A valuable reserve who played in all 22 games, starting in the wins over James Madison and High Point early in the season... Finished the year with two goals, one assist and 20 ground balls... Scored her first career goal in the win over Virginia Tech in the ACC Tournament... Scored her second goal in the NCAA semifinal win over Duke... Dished out an assist againt Virginia Tech in the regular season... Had a season-high three ground balls against both Virginia Tech (ACC Tournament) and High Point. redshirt freshman (2014) Took part in 17 games, tallying an assist, seven ground balls, three draw controls and a caused turnover as a reserve defender... Had an assist in the regular season against Virginia... Redshirted the 2013 season due to a lower back injury... Saw brief action in the Feb. 17, 2013, win over Richmond. High School Named a 2012 first-team All- America by US Lacrosse... Played four years of varsity lacrosse at West Chester HS... Played five years of lacrosse... Two-time first-team All-Ches Mont selection... Team captain as a senior... Also a longtime soccer player who ran indoor track (400m, 200m, 4x400 relay)... Part of a school-record-holding 4x400 relay team... STEPHANIE LOBB A member of the National Honor Society. Personal Stephanie Lynn Lobb is the daughter of Debbie and Steve Lobb... Her brother ran track and was an ACC champion in the 800m at the University of Virginia... Majoring in exercise and sport science... Dean s List and ACC Honor Roll member. stephanie lobb s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / / total 40/ DEVIN MARKISON attack/midfield 5-5 senior princeton, n.j. loomis chaffee school 25 JUNIOR (2015) Took part in five games off the bench... Played against High Point, Elon, Notre Dame in the ACC Tournament and both wins over Virginia Tech... ACC Honor Roll member. sophomore (2014) Played in 19 games as a contributor off the bench for the Tar Heels... Scored four goals on the year (one each versus Canisius, Georgetown, Virginia Tech and Boston College in the ACC Tournament)... Had seven ground balls, including two vs. Canisius... Controlled six draws and caused three turnovers. Freshman (2013) A valuable reserve as a freshman... Saw action in 18 games, scoring 10 goals off the bench... Scored a seasonhigh four goals to lead the win at High Point... Also scored twice in the ACC Tournament victory over Boston College... Tallied single goals in regular season games against BC, Duke, Maryland and Jacksonville... Gathered a season-high four ground balls in the win over Virginia Tech... Caused two turnovers against Player Bios GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 9

12 Player Bios Maryland in the ACC Tournament final. High School Named a first-team US Lacrosse All-America in Played four years of lacrosse and field hockey while also running track and playing ice hockey at the Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor, Conn.... Played lacrosse for Coach Lisa Parsons... A New England All-Star in 2010, 2011 and Team captain as a senior... Recorded 66 goals, 56 assists and 79 ground balls as a senior and 54 goals, 57 assists and 72 ground balls as a junior... Also scored 79 goals as a freshman and 52 as a sophomore... Field hockey team captain as a senior... Named to the Loomis Chaffee Honor Roll as a junior and a senior. Personal Devin Markison is the daughter of Joan and Brian Markison... Her sister played four seasons of tennis and was a team captain at Quinnipiac University... One brother played lacrosse at Susquehanna University and another played ice hockey at the University of Vermont... Majoring in media and journalism... ACC Honor Roll member. Devin Markison s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / / total 42/ MARIE McCOOL MIDFIELD 5-6 SOPHOMORE MOORESTOWN, N.J. MOORESTOWN 4 General An Inside Lacrosse preseason second-team All-America for One of the top young midfielders in the nation... Part of the U.S. National Team tryout pool, working out with the team from June 2015 through April Should be among the nation s top two-way players in Carolina Leadership Academy Rising Star. freshman (2015) Earned a spot on the U.S. National Team after the season... Played all 22 games, starting each of the last 10 contests of the season... Finished the year with 26 goals, four assists, 32 ground balls, 26 draw controls and 14 caused turnovers... Fifth on the UNC team in goals, third in ground balls and fourth in caused turnovers... Scored goals in 17 of 22 games... Scored goals in each of the last 12 games of the season, including two or more in each of the last seven outings... Played her best lacrosse of the season in the NCAA Tournament, tallying nine goals, one assist, five ground balls and seven draw controls in four games... Scored three goals and recorded three ground balls and a season-high four draw controls in the NCAA quarterfinal win over Penn State... Tallied two goals and an assist in the NCAA second round vs. Florida... Scored two MARIE McCOOL Spencer Herlong goals each against Duke in the NCAA semifinal and Maryland in the national title game, both played in Chester, Pa., near her hometown... Scored twice in each of the three ACC Tournament against Virginia Tech (quarterfinal) and Notre Dame (semifinal) and Syracuse (final)... Had a season-high five ground balls in her collegiate debut against James Madison... Rated the No. 2 incoming freshman in the nation for 2015 by Inside Lacrosse. High School Earned prep All-America honors in each of the last three seasons at Moorestown HS... Led Moorestown to state championships in each of those three years... A two-time New Jersey state player of the year by the Star- Ledger... Started in the 2014 Under Armour All-America Classic, finishing with a goal, two draw controls and a ground ball to lead the North team to the win... Also was named a 2014 US Lacrosse first-team All-America... An honors graduate and Academic All-America... Finalist for the Heather Leigh Albert Award as the top player in the US Lacrosse National Tournament in Led the state of New Jersey in goals in both 2013 and 2014 with 86 and 81, respectively... Finished her career with 268 goals and 94 assists, including 81 and 44 as a senior, 86 and 26 as a junior and 84 and 17 as a sophomore... Played four years of both soccer and lacrosse, serving as team captain in both sports. Personal Marie Elizabeth McCool is the daughter of Mary and Michael McCool... Birthday is September Majoring in management and society... Her older sister played lacrosse at the University of Oregon. MARIE Mccool s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / SOPHIE McCOY MIDFIELD 6-2 JUNIOR KENNETT SQUARE, PA. TOWER HILL SCHOOL 36 general Participates in the Carolina Leadership Academy s Rising Stars program and as a CREED Mentor... Dean s List and ACC Honor Roll member... Has battled knee injuries during her time as a Tar Heel. SOPHOMORE (2015) Did not see game action during the season. Freshman (2014) Did not see action on the field during the regular season due to knee tendonitis. High School Played four years each of lacrosse, basketball and volleyball at Tower Hill School in Wilmington, Del.... A two-time captain and all-conference choice on the lacrosse team... Grabbed second-team all-state honors in 2012 and first-team accolades in A first-team all-state choice as a senior, leading Tower Hill to the state championship game... Also a team captain in both volleyball and basketball, earning all-conference honors in both sports and all-state honors twice in volleyball... A twotime Academic All-America selection... The chairman of the Blue-Gold Club as a senior... Won the Senior Athletic Award for Tower Hill School in An Academic Scholar with Honors all four years of her prep career. Personal Sophia Marie McCoy is the daughter of Doug and Patty McCoy... Her father played baseball at the University of Virginia... Majoring in media and journalism. sophie mccoy s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / KACEY McKINNON attack/midfield 5-6 sophomore rancho santa fe, calif. torrey pines 11 freshman (2015) Played in three games, seeing action against High Point, Elon and Virginia Tech (in the ACC Tournament)... Took two shots against Elon. High School The first California and West Coast product to play women s lacrosse at Carolina... Played four years of lacrosse and one of soccer at Torrey Pines HS in San Diego... Earned all-league honors all four years of her career, including first-team accolades in each of her last three seasons... Named conference MVP in both 2013 and 2014, leading the league in assists as a junior... Finished her career with 143 goals and 80 assists, including 41 and 18, respectively, as a senior... Scored career-high 48 goals as a sophomore Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page

13 Personal Kacey Nicole McKinnon is the daughter of Mike and Sharon McKinnon... Birthday is Oct Majoring in communication studies. kacey mckinnon s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / ALY MESSINGER attack 5-4 senior mendham, n.j. west mendham 27 General One of the top attackers in the nation... Two-time All-America... A 2016 Inside Lacrosse preseason second-team All-America... Returning for her fourth year as a starter... Carolina Leadership Academy Veteran Leader. JUNIOR (2015) Named third-team All-America by the IWLCA... Carolina s leader in goals (42) and points (60)... Second on the team with five game-winning goals... Named to the All-ACC Academic Team... Led the Tar Heels with 10 goals and 13 points in four NCAA Tournament games... Tallied three goals and two assists in the NCAA semifinal victory over Duke... Had two goals and an assist in the NCAA quarterfinal victory over Penn State... Scored four goals in the NCAA second round vs. Florida... Ended the season by scoring in each of the last 10 games of the year... Named All-ACC Tournament after recording 10 goals and two assists in three games in Charlottesville, Va.... Had a career-high six goals against Notre Dame in the ACC semifinals... Her 10 goals were one off the ACC Tournament record of Her six goals against Notre Dame were one off the ACC Tournament single-game record of seven... Had a career-high six ground balls at Florida... On the Tewaaraton Award Watch List. SOPHOMORE (2014) Flourished in an increased role on the Tar Heel front line and developed into one of the top scorers in the nation... Third-team All-America and second-team All- South choice by the IWLCA... Earned secondteam All-ACC honors... A lightning-quick attacker who can create her own shot... Named to the watch list for the 2014 Tewaaraton Award... Started all 20 games... Scored in 16 of 20 games, including 10 multi-goal games... Tied for the team lead with three game-winning goals... Finished with three goals on four shots in the April 5 win over Maryland, adding a ground ball... Scored a career-high five goals, including the game-winner in the final seconds, at No. 4 Boston College and earned ACC Offensive Player of the Week honors (March 25)... Followed up that effort by scoring five goals again four days later against Virginia Tech... Had four goals and one assist against both Boston University and Canisisus... Three goals and two assists in the win over Aly Messinger ACC photo Notre Dame... Scored three goals in the seasonopening win over No. 4 Florida. Freshman (2013) A member of the All-NCAA Tournament team... Scored three goals in the NCAA championship game win over Maryland, tying her season high... All three goals came in the first half as Carolina built an early lead... Named to the national 2013 All-Rookie Team by Synapse Sports... Named Second-Team All- South by the IWLCA... Carolina s Co-Rookie of the Year with Megan Ward... Third on the team in points (46), tied for fourth in goals (31) and tied for third in assists (15)... Carolina s top-scoring freshman... Started the last 17 games of the season... Scored at least one goal in 17 consecutive games, a streak that ended in the NCAA quarterfinals against Virginia... Had a season-high three goals and four points in the ACC semifinal win over Boston College... Scored two goals in seven separate games (Virginia, Georgetown, Virginia Tech, Maryland, Jacksonville, Vanderbilt and Loyola in the NCAA Tournament)... Named to the All-ACC Tournament Team after totaling four goals and an assist in two games... Had three goals and an assist in the semifinal win over Boston College... Tallied two goals and one assist in her first career NCAA Tournament game, the second-round win over Loyola... Dished out a season-high three assists in the NCAA quarterfinal win over Virginia, tallying all three assists in the first four-and-a-half minutes of the game as the Tar Heels built a 10-2 halftime lead... Had a goal, an assist and two draw controls in the NCAA semifinal win over Northwestern. High School Named a 2012 Under Armour All-America... Started for the South team in the Under Amour game and posted two goals, one assist and a caused turnover... Also named a 2012 first-team US Lacrosse All-America... Tallied 100 goals, 77 assists and 30 ground balls as a senior for Coach Jessica Shoulberg at West Mendham HS in Mendham, N.J.... Had 67 goals and 34 assists as a junior... Set a West Mendham school record with 400 career points, leading it to an 18-3 mark and a state title in Earned all-state and all-conference honors as a senior... Two-time all-county choice... Named Player of the Year by the Daily Record as a senior... Also played soccer and ran track (long distance events). Personal Alyson Joan Messinger is the daughter of Debra and Craig Messinger... Her older sister played lacrosse for the Tar Heels and graduated in Majoring in exercise and sport science... ACC Honor Roll member. Aly Messinger s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / / Total 63/ KAYLA MILES defense/midfield 5-4 junior watertown, n.y. immaculate heart central 20 general Participates in the Carolina Leadership Academy s Rising Stars program... ACC Honor Roll member. SOPHOMORE (2015) Saw action in two games, playing against High Point and Elon... Controlled a draw against High Point. Freshman (2014) Took the field in six contests (versus Florida, Boston University, Canisius, Vanderbilt, Elon, Vanderbilt... Controlled two draws. High School Tallied 44 goals and 33 assists for 77 points as a senior at the Immaculate Heart Central HS in Captained the squad as a junior and senior, earning First-Team All-Star honors both years... An all-star and the MVP of the Nike Cup tournament held in Syracuse, N.Y.... Won the Boots Gaffney Award for excellence in athletics in her hometown of Watertown, N.Y.... Also played four years of soccer and three years of basketball, earning First-Team All-Star honors in soccer... A member of the National Honor Society... Also worked with Faith Community Service. Personal Kayla Marie Miles is the daughter of Richard and Mary Miles... Majoring in exercise and sport science... Dean s List and ACC Honor Roll member. kayla miles Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / total 8/ Player Bios GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 11

14 Player Bios ALEX MOORE ATTACK 5-6 junior MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP, n.j. ALLENTOWN 30 General Participates in the Carolina Leadership Academy s Rising Stars program... Transferred to Carolina in the summer of ACC Honor Roll member. SOPHOMORE (2015) In her first year as a Tar Heel, saw action in 15 games, starting the first nine... Finished the year with 13 goals and four assists... Had a season-high four goals with an assist in her first game at Carolina (Feb. 1 vs. James Madison)... Followed that up with four goals in the next game, a win at No. 3 Florida... Named the ACC Offensive Player of the Week on Feb. 10 after scoring four goals in each of her first two games as a Tar Heel... Dished out a seasonhigh two assists in the win over Elon. FRESHMAN (2014 at usc) Led the University of Southern California in goals... Led the Trojans with 35 goals and was second on the team with 11 assists and 46 total points... Earned MPSF All-Conference Second Team honors... Started all 18 games for the Trojans, finishing the year with 11 free position goals (sixth in the conference), 15 draw controls (fourth on the team), 12 ground balls and six caused turnovers... Scored a pair of game-winning goals and scored a goal in 16 of 18 games on the season. High School A native of Millstone Township, N.J., she played her prep lacrosse at Allentown High School... Inside Lacrosse named her one of the nation s top 25 incoming freshmen prior to the 2014 season... A 2013 Under Armour All-America and two-time US Lacrosse All- America... One of the best players in New Jersey history and an honor student in the classroom... Set the state single-season scoring record as a junior in 2012, then set the state career scoring record as a senior... Finished her prep career with 434 goals and 219 assists. Personal Alexandra Brooke Moore is the daughter of Scott and Nicole Moore... Birthday is May 4... Majoring in nursing... Her father played lacrosse at Rutgers University. alex moore s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC 2014* 18/ / total 33/ *2014 season at USC before transferring to unc CARLY REED ATTACK 5-8 junior alexandria, va. st. stephen s & st. agnes 16 general A talented goal scorer and offensive threat... Has participated in the Carolina Leadership Academy s Rising Stars program and as a CREED Mentor. SOPHOMORE (2015) Played in 11 games, finishing the season with eight goals and two assists... Had a season-high two goals against Elon, Syracuse (regular season) and Virginia Tech (ACC Tournament)... Tallied a goal and an assist in the ACC Tournament final vs. Syracuse, helping spark a late-game UNC comeback that forced overtime. Freshman (2014) A dynamic freshman freshman who scored in 17 of 20 games... Made her first career start on March 26 vs. Virginia Tech in place of the injured Sydney Holman... Responded with a two-goal performance against the Hokies... Scored a season-high five goals against both Canisius and Notre Dame... Added an assist for a season-high six points against Notre Dame... Scored five goals in two NCAA Tournament games, including three in the quarterfinals against Virginia... Listed sixth among the top freshmen in the nation at midseason by ILWomen.com. High School One of the top scorers in prep lacrosse history... Inside Lacrosse ranked her the No. 4 overall newcomer in the nation prior to the 2014 season... A Nike/US Lacrosse All- America and the organization s Mid-Atlantic Region Player of the Year in 2013 after recording 131 goals, 33 assists and 40 ground balls... Finished her career with 578 points and 475 goals, both of which were school records at St. Stephen s & St. Agnes HS... Her 475 goals were the second-most in girls high school lacrosse history behind eventual Tewaaraton Award winner Shannon Smith (Northwestern University)... A two-time Washington Post All-Met Player of the Year, the Virginia state player of the year and an Under Armour All- America, scoring two goals with an assist in the all-star game in the summer of The MVP of the Under Armour Underclass game in Also was a team MVP on the cross country team and a skilled soccer player... In addition to lacrosse, she played three years of soccer and ran cross country for a year in the 5K... A Dean s List student in the classroom. Personal Priscilla Carly Reed is the daughter of Rick and Gayla Reed... Majoring in communication studies. carly reed s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / TOTAL 30/ CHARLOTTE SOFIELD midfield 5-11 freshman alexandria, va. bishop ireton 15 General One of the top freshmen in the country... Named the No. 14 incoming player in the nation for 2016 by Inside Lacrosse. High School Earned a spot on the All- ILWomen High School Team as one of the top 20 players in the nation... A 2015 Under Armour All-America... U.S. Lacrosse All- America... Inside Lacrosse All-High School Team... Scored a goal for the South team in the Under Armour All-America game in July Three-time all-state choice in Virginia... Three-time Under Armour Underclass All- America choice... Won state titles in 2014 and Washington Post first-team All-Metro in The VISAA Player of the Year as the top player in the state of Virginia... Recorded 118 points (67 goals, 51 assists) and 25 ground balls in Posted career totals of 194 goals, 189 assists and 110 ground balls... Played for her father, head coach Richard Sofield, at Bishop Ireton... Played four years of lacrosse and basketball and two years of volleyball. Personal Is the daughter of Richard and Alice Sofield... Born in Alexandria, Va.... Birthday is December Is a talented cook... Can juggle... Has three younger brothers... Has yet to declare an academic major. SIDNEY SWORMSTEDT ATTACK/midfield 5-4 freshman laconia, n.h. new hampton prep 19 High School Played for Coach Jenna McCabe at New Hampton Prep in New Hampton, N.H.... Named to the U.S. U19 National Team selection pool but did not try out due to injury... Missed her junior season and much of her senior year due to injury... As a sophomore, she was a first-team US Lacrosse All-America and team MVP... Tallied 129 career goals and 49 career assists... Had 16 goals and six assists as a senior despite playing limited minutes in the final six games of the season... As a sophomore, had 65 goals and 25 assists... Missed her junior year with a knee injury... Played two years of soccer (missing two seasons due to injury), earning team MVP and all-league honors as a sophomore... Played two years of basketball... Honor roll student who was active in visiting military veterans. Personal Is the daughter of James and Randy Swormstedt... Birthday is November 7... Born in Laconia, N.H.... 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Had season highs of four points in wins over Northwestern (3 goals, one assist) and Florida (3 goals, 1 assist)... Had seven hat tricks on the season, scoring three goals each in games versus Florida (regular season and NCAA Tournament), Duke (regular season), Northwestern, Syracuse (regular season), Maryland (regular season) and Towson... At her best in the NCAA Tournament with six goals and 16 draw controls in four NCAA contests... Tied her season high with six draw controls in the NCAA semifinal win over Duke... Finished with two goals, two ground balls and four draw controls in the quarterfinal win over Penn State... Took every draw and led UNC to an 8-1 advantage on the draw in the second half against the Nittany Lions... Had three goals and five draw controls in the NCAA second round vs. Florida... Had two goals and two assists in the ACC semifinals vs. Notre Dame... Often took the draw for Carolina after injuries to Molly Hendrick and Brittney Coppa. SOPHOMORE (2014) Missed the season due to a broken bone in her right foot. Freshman (2013) Scored the game-winning goal in the third overtime of the NCAA championship game against Maryland to clinch Carolina s first NCAA title... Took a pass from Brittney Coppa on a fast break and scored at the 5:29 mark of the third extra period... Played in 18 games and started Finished the season with 15 goals and four assists for 19 points... Scored goals in 10 games, including two each in the regular season against Northwestern, High Point, Georgetown, Boston College and Duke... Had assists in games sammy jo tracy against Richmond, Northwestern, Maryland and Jacksonville in the regular season... Controlled 30 draws (third on the team), including a season-high six against Georgetown and five against Maryland in the regular season... Gathered eight ground balls with a season-high two versus Georgetown. High School A three-time prep All-America... Named an Under Armour All-America in Came off the bench in the Under Armour game and led the North team with two goals and three draw controls while also collecting three ground balls... Tallied 94 goals and 22 assists as a senior in 2012 for Coach Bill Broggy at Fox Lane HS... Led her team to a mark in New York State Championship All-Tournament MVP... MSG Player of the Year... Journal News Player of the Year... Helped Fox Lane to the New York state championship game after winning regional and sectional titles... First-team All-Tri State choice... Three-time, first-team All-Elite and All-Section selection... Finished her career with 434 points on 327 goals and 117 assists... Tallied 71 goals and 14 assists as a junior... An Under Armour Underclassman All-America & US Lacrosse All-America as a junior... Played five years of varsity lacrosse and four years of varsity volleyball... A member of the United States U-19 National Team... Earned all-league honors in volleyball... Army Reserve Scholar- Athlete... The 2012 Fox Lange Female Athlete of the Year... A regular on the honor roll. Personal Samantha Jo Tracy is the daughter of Dan and Cheryl Tracy... Her father was an All-America lacrosse player at Maryland... Majoring in communication studies... Dean s List and ACC Honor Roll member. Sammy Jo Tracy s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Sh G A Pts GB CT DC / / / Total 39/ CAROLINE WAKEFIELD midfield/defense 5-8 freshman centreville, va. centreville 6 CAROLINE WAKEFIELD #6 MIDFIELDER/DEFENDER 5 8 FRESHMAN CENTREVILLE, VA. CENTREVILLE General One of the nation s top incoming freshman players... Named the No. 24 incoming freshman in the nation for 2016 by Inside Lacrosse. High School A 2015 Under Armour All- America... Inside Lacrosse named her one of the most impressive players at the Under Armour All-America game, citing her dominant defense as she caused a game-high three turnovers and gathered two ground balls... Two-time U.S. Lacrosse All-America choice... The 2015 Virginia prep player of the year... Washington Post first-team All-Met... Played for Coaches Brian Newell and Christina Griel at Centreville High School... Earned team MVP honors three years in a row... Posted career totals of 228 goals, 151 assists, 121 caused turnovers, 274 ground balls and 285 draw controls... As a senior, tallied 81 goals, 43 assists, 39 caused turnovers, 67 ground balls and 92 draw controls... Also was a four-year starter for the varsity basketball team, leading the team in scoring, serving as team captain and earning team MVP honors as a senior... Earned scholar-athlete awards all four years of high school... Active in student government Personal Is the daughter of Mike and Kellie Wakefield... Her father played football at James Madison University and her aunt was a two-time All-America soccer player at William & Mary... Majoring in exercise and sport science. Player Bios GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 13

16 Player Bios MEGAN WARD GOALKEEPER 5-2 senior annapolis, md. st. mary s 17 General Teams with Caylee Waters to form the top set of goalies in the nation... Her hot play in the 2013 NCAA Tournament was a key factor in winning the national championship... Has participated in the Carolina Leadership Academy as part of the Veteran Leaders program. JUNIOR (2015) Part of perhaps the nation s top goalie rotation in the nation for the second year in a row... Saw action in 16 games in relief of National Goalie of the Year Caylee Waters... Played over 440 minutes in the cage, making 52 saves and allowing 57 goals with a save percentage of.477 and a goals-against average of Led the ACC in goals-against average and was third in save percentage... Played over 73 minutes in three NCAA Tournament games, posting a save percentage of.467 with a goalsagainst average of Came off the bench to play the second half in the NCAA quarterfinal win over Penn State, allowing just one goal to pick up the victory and send UNC to the NCAA semifinals... Made a season-high seven saves in the ACC Tournament versus Virginia Tech... Also had six saves against Virginia and Virginia Tech in the regular season... Credited with the win in goal in the season-opener versus James Madison... Had a season-high four ground balls in the win over Virginia and three in a loss at Maryland... Honorable mention preseason All-America by Inside Lacrosse. sophomore (2014) One of the nation s top goalies... Earned second-team All-ACC honors... Led the ACC and ranked ninth in the nation in save percentage at Was fifth in the ACC and 40th nationally in goals-against average at Posted an 11-3 record in the cage, making 11 starts... Two-time ACC Defensive Player of the Week in 2014 (Feb. 11, April 7)... Named ACC Defensive Player of the Week on April 7 for her efforts in the win over Maryland in Chapel Hill... Came off the bench and played the final 41:15 to pick up the win in the cage against the No. 2-ranked Terrapins on April 5... Had a then season-high-tying nine saves and held the Terrapins scoreless for over 15 minutes as UNC went on a 7-1 run to seize control of the game... Started 18 games in a row in goal (the seven of 2013 and the first 11 of 2014) prior to not playing on March 31 at Northwestern... Often played the first half of Tar Heel games earlier in 2014 before giving way to Caylee Waters, who typically played the second halves... The two reversed roles in the last month of the season with Waters starting and Ward playing in the second half... Named the ACC Defensive Player of the Week on Feb. 11 after the win over No. 4 Florida... Went the Megan Ward distance in the cage for the Tar Heels, making a season-high nine saves and gathering two ground balls, limiting the Gators (who averaged nearly 15 goals per game last season) to just eight goals... Allowed four first-half goals in a pair of first-half wins over Boston University and Notre Dame... Played the second half and overtime against Duke, allowing three goals in 36:00 minutes while making five saves... Was brilliant against top-ranked Syracuse in the ACC semifinals, making a season-high 11 saves in the second half alone... Made eight second-half saves and picked up the win in the NCAA second round over Georgetown... Made six saves in the second half of the NCAA quarterfinals against Virginia. Freshman (2013) One of the top freshman goalies in the nation... Started the last seven games of the season (the regular season finale at Vanderbilt, both ACC Tournament games and all four NCAA Tounament games)... Held Northwestern to four goals (tying the Wildcats season low) in the NCAA semifinals, making seven saves... Made six saves, including three in overtime, to preserve the national title-clinching victory over Maryland... A member of the All-NCAA Tournament Team... Carolina s Co-Rookie of the Year with Aly Messinger... Made her first career start in the cage at Vanderbilt on April 20, picking up the victory... Also started and won the ACC semifinal against Boston College, tying her thenseason high with seven saves (including six in the second half)... Played all 60 minutes in the ACC final against Maryland... Came off the bench in 11 other games earlier in the season... Posted a total record of 7-2 in goal...began the season often playing the second half of games in a pre-arranged splitting of duties with third-year starter Lauren Maksym... Made eight saves in the ACC championship game loss to Maryland... Tallied a season-high 12 saves in 55:02 of action in the NCAA second round win over Loyola, allowing eight goals... Made seven saves in the NCAA quarterfinal win over Virginia... A member of the All-ACC Academic Team and ACC Honor Roll. High School Named an Under Armour All- America in Started in goal and played the first half for the South team in the Under Armour game... Picked up the victory after tallying six saves along with four ground balls and a caused turnover... Also played in the Under Armour Elite tournament... Posted a 13.0 goals against average and made 178 saves for coach Linda Brogan at St. Mary s HS in Annapolis, Md county MVP... Twotime, first-team all-county selection... Team captain... Also played soccer (earning MVP honors), basketball and ran indoor track... Also team captain and team MVP in soccer... Member of the Spanish Honor Society and Environmental Club... Nominated for the National Honor Society. Personal Megan Anne Ward is the daughter of Karen Ward... Majoring in management and society... ACC Honor Roll member. Megan Ward s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Min. Sv GA Save Pct GAA / / / Total 52/ CAYLEE WATERS goalkeeper 5-4 junior darien, conn. darien 43 General The reigning consensus National Goalie of the Year... An Inside Lacrosse preseason first-team All-America for The youngest member of the U.S. National Team, one of four undergraduates on the squad... Teams with Megan Ward to form the top set of goalies in the nation... A two-time, firstteam All-ACC performer first-team All-America... Has started 31 games in a row for the Tar Heels entering the 2016 season... UNC tea captain for 2016 along with Kelly Devlin, Stephanie Lobb and Molly Hendrick... Participates in the Carolina Leadership Academy s Leadership Lab program... ACC Honor Roll member. SOPHOMORE (2015) The 2015 National Goalie of the Year by the IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse and Lacrosse Magazine... Also named first-team All-America by the IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse and Lacrosse Magazine... Named first-team All-ACC for the second year in a row... Ranked fifth in the nation in save percentage (.496) and 12th in goals against average (7.84)... Led ACC starting goalies in save percentage... Started all 22 games and went 16-3 on the year... Played nearly 903 minutes in the cage... Tied her career high on two occasions, making 13 saves in the regular season win at Notre Dame and the ACC Tournament semifinal win 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page

17 Caylee Waters over the Fighting Irish... Had five doubledigit save games... Named to the All-NCAA Tournament team... Played the first half in the quarterfinal win over Penn State, allowing seven goals and making three saves... Played very well in the NCAA second-round win over Florida, recording 10 saves and holding the Gators to six goals (tying their season low)... ACC Defensive Player of the Week on Feb 10 after making 11 saves in a win at No. 3 Florida... Had a season-high four ground balls in the NCAA win over Florida... Preseason second-team All-America by Inside Lacrosse. freshman (2014) One of the nation s top goalies... Named to Inside Lacrosse s 2014 All-Rookie Team... Second-team All-South choice by the IWLCA... Earned first-team All-ACC honors in the cage as a freshman... Ranked 12th in the nation (and second in the ACC behind teammate Megan Ward) in save percentage at.473 and 27th nationally (and second in the ACC) in goal-against average at Came off the bench and shared time with sophomore starter Megan Ward in the cage for the first 11 games of the season... Started the last nine games of the season... Posted a 4-2 record in the cage for the year. Made her first career start on March 31 at Northwestern, making three saves and allowing seven goals in 60 minutes... Also started on April 5 against Maryland, making three saves in 18:45 of action... Made a career-high 13 saves and went the distance in a 12-9 loss at No. 3 Syracuse on April Started and played the first half against Duke, allowing four goals and making five saves... Picked up the win in the cage over Penn, playing the second half as UNC opened up a tie game and won Made a season-high seven saves in the second half against Canisisius on Feb Saved six shots against Vanderbilt... Started both NCAA Tournament games. High School Was named the Nike/US Lacrosse Northeast Region Player of the Year at Darien (Conn.) HS... Also a US Lacrosse All-America... Posted 289 saves and a save percentage of 69 percent as a senior... A first-team all-state choice and the Connecticut Player of the Year... A first-team MSG Tri-State choice... Also played four years of soccer and was on the diving team as a freshman... Was a marshall during her high school class graduation and was part of the Darien Depot Board, Safe Rides and Challenge (a baseball program that works with special needs children). Personal Caroline Lee Waters is the daughter of Cappy and Artie Waters... From an Atlantic Coast Conference family, her mother was a diver at Clemson and her father was a diver at Virginia Tech... Her uncle, Tommy Craig, was a diver at Carolina... Majoring in media and journalism. CAYLEE WATERS Career Statistics Year GP/GS Min. Sv GA Save Pct GAA / / TOTAL 41/ Bubba Cunningham Director of Athletics Lawrence R. (Bubba) Cunningham is in his fifth year as the director of athletics at the University of North Carolina. Cunningham officially began his duties at UNC on November 14, Cunningham is the seventh director of athletics in Carolina history, following Robert A. Fetzer ( ), Chuck Erickson ( ), Homer Rice ( ), Bill Cobey ( ), John Swofford ( ) and Dick Baddour ( ). In each of his four seasons, Carolina has finished in the top 15 of the Learfield Director s Cup, including three top-10 finishes. During that same period, the number of UNC student-athletes on the ACC Academic Honor Roll has steadily increased. Among Cunningham s many accomplishments since arriving in Chapel Hill are the implementation of a strategic plan for Carolina athletics; a partnership with Disney to enhance customer service and organizational practices; the development of the Student-Athlete Academic Initiative Working Group; a complete compliance review by an outside firm; the development of a master plan for UNC s athletic facilities; and the creation of the Rammys - an innovative end-of-the-year awards show popular with Carolina s student-athletes and staff. College athletics has seen many changes in recent years and Cunningham, who is the 3rd Vice President of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), has Carolina positioned to have a voice in the on-going conversation about the future, whether it is in the state university system, the Atlantic Coast Conference or at the NCAA level. From , Cunningham worked in the athletics department at the University of Notre Dame. Cunningham served as associate director of athletics for external affairs from Cunningham earned his bachelor s and master s degrees in business administration, both from Notre Dame, in 1984 and 1988, respectively. He played on the Irish golf team in Born in Flint, Mich., and raised in Naples, Fla., Cunningham and his wife, Tina, have four children: Matthew, Michael, John and Sarah. Nicki Moore Senior Associate A.D. John Brunner Director of Operations Rick Steinbacher Senior Associate A.D. Player Bios GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 15

18 Head Coach Jenny Levy HEAD COACHING RECORD , 21st season EDUCATION B.A., Rhetoric & Communications Virginia 92 PLAYING EXPERIENCE Virginia, COACHING EXPERIENCE North Carolina, Head Coach 1994-Present Georgetown, Assistant Coach COACHING HIGHLIGHTS 2013 NCAA championship 2013 National Coach of the Year Eight NCAA Tournament semifinal appearances (1997, 1998, 2002, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2015) 17 NCAA Tournament bids 16 Top-10 national finishes. Six ACC regular season championships & the 2002 ACC Tournament title Three-time ACC Coach of the Year (1997, 2002, 2010) Nine current or former Carolina lacrosse players are on the U.S. National Team, more than any school in the nation. JENNY LEVY HEAD COACH 21st SEASON overall ACC virginia 92 Entering her 21st season, Jenny Levy is among the most accomplished coaches in NCAA women s lacrosse annals. She is the fourth-winningest coach in NCAA Division I women s lacrosse history and the fourth-winningest active coach in the nation. She has led the Tar Heels to eight appearances in the NCAA Tournament semifinals, including five in the last seven years. Her 25 NCAA Tournament wins rank fifth in NCAA history. In 2015, Carolina reached the national title game for the third time in the last seven campaigns, won the ACC regular season title and tied the school record for wins in a season. Levy is the fourth coach in women s lacrosse history to win an NCAA championship as a player (with Virginia in 1991) and as a head coach. In 2013, Carolina beat defending national champion Northwestern 11-4 in an NCAA semifinal in Villanova, Pa., then bested top-ranked Maryland in three overtimes for the title in one of the most thrilling games in the sport s history. UNC finished the year 18-3, setting a program record for wins in a season. She earned national-coach-of-the-year honors from Inside Lacrosse, the IWLCA and Lacrosse Magazine. The 2013 Tar Heels finished No. 1 in the nation on the field, winning the NCAA title. Paige Hanson put Carolina at the top in the classroom when she won the NCAA s Elite 89 Award for having the best grade point average of any player at the 2013 NCAA semifinals. Zoe Skinner won the Yeardley Love Unsung Hero Award for her prolific community service efforts. Nine current and former Tar Heels were among the 36-player National Team roster in January 2016, most of any school in the nation. Jenny is the reason our team is so close, talking to us whenever we need, bringing her kids to practice, and pushing us as a team; she treats us more like family than players, says 2013 Honda Award winner Kara Cannizzaro. The Levy family: Alec, Dan, Kathryn, Jenny & Ryan The only head coach in UNC women s lacrosse history and among the collegiate game s most noted figures, Levy built the Tar Heel program from scratch. Levy has guided Carolina to 17 NCAA Tournament bids, eight NCAA Tournament semifinal appearances, an Atlantic Coast Conference title and the 2013 NCAA title in her 20 seasons. She has been a mainstay on various NCAA, IWLCA and US Lacrosse national committees. An outstanding women s lacrosse player at the University of Virginia from and an assistant field hockey and assistant women s lacrosse coach at Georgetown University from , Levy was named as Carolina s first women s lacrosse coach in October She is a 1992 graduate of the University of Virginia with a BA in rhetoric and communications and was a member of the U.S. National Team in and again in Levy (then known as Jenny Slingluff) played at UVa from She led the Cavaliers to the 1991 NCAA championship, scoring three goals in the title game and five in the semifinal, leading to her selection as the tournament s Most Outstanding Attacker. A two-time first-team All-America, Levy was named the 1992 NCAA Attacker of the Year. In 2002, she was named one of the top 50 players in ACC history. She married Dan Levy of Baltimore, Md., in June Dan is a 1993 UNC graduate who played lacrosse at Carolina for four years, starring on the 1991 NCAA championship team. The couple has three children - Ryan (born in Jan. 2002), Alec (born in Sept. 2003) and Kathryn (born in July 2006). AMONG THE BEST EVER Most Coaching Wins, (NCAA Division I History) 1. Cindy Timchal* Chris Sailer* Julie Myers* Jenny Levy* 275 *denotes active coach THE JENNY LEVY ERA AT CAROLINA Overall ACC Final NCAA Year Record Record Ranking* Tournament th th Semifinals nd Semifinals th First Round th Quarterfinals th Quarterfinals rd Semifinals th th Quarterfinals th Quarterfinals th Quarterfinals th Quarterfinals tied 3rd Finalist rd Semifinals rd Semifinals th Quarterfinals st Champions th Quarterfinals nd Finalist Totals One NCAA championship (2013) Eight NCAA semifinal appearances (1997, 1998, 2002, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, Reached NCAA final in 2009, 2013 and 2015) One ACC championship (2002) *Ranking reflects final IWLCA poll 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page

19 Karen Jonas PHIL BARNES ASSISTANT COACH RECRUITING COORDINATOR 12TH SEASON AT CAROLINA ASSUMPTION 98 One of the nation s most experienced assistant coaches and a keen-eyed recruiter, Phil Barnes has been a key part of Carolina s women s lacrosse success since In November 2012, the IWLCA named Barnes its assistant coach of the year. On the field, Barnes works with the Tar Heel defense and goalkeepers, while also heading up the program s recruiting efforts. Barnes defensive tutelage has paid off for the Tar Heels. In 2009, Logan Ripley earned National Goalkeeper of the Year honors and Amber Falcone was named the National Defender of the Year. Jenn Russell was named National Defender of the Year in Falcone, Russell and fellow former Tar Heel defender all won gold with the U.S. World Cup team in Barnes is a former head coach at Holy Cross and the University of Massachusetts who also has coached prep lacrosse. He was the head coach at UMass for three seasons ( ), capturing the Atlantic 10 regular-season and tournament championships and leading the nation in scoring defense in Barnes was an assistant coach at UMass during the 1998 and 99 seasons prior to taking over as head coach. He was also the head coach at the College of the Holy Cross during the 1996 and 1997 seasons, earning Patriot League Coach-of-the-Year honors in 96. Barnes earned a B.A. in history from Assumption College in He is a native of Milford, N.H. WOMEN S LACROSSE STAFF KATRINA DOWD FIRST ASSISTANT COACH FOURTH SEASON AT CAROLINA NORTHWESTERN 10 Katrina Dowd, who set a U.S. record for goals in a World Cup tournament with 26 in 2013 and ranks among the best players in women s lacrosse history, joined Jenny Levy s program in the summer of 2012 after a season as an assistant at Syracuse. Her duties include recruiting and coaching the offense and draws. Dowd is one of the top offensive players in international lacrosse history. In 2013, she scored a World Cup-record 26 goals to lead the U.S. to a gold medal, earning All-World honors. Lacrosse Magazine named her its Best Women s Player for She was a member of the U.S. national team from As a collegian, Dowd helped lead Northwestern to three consecutive national championships from A native of Yorktown Heights, N.Y., Dowd was a two-time, first-team All-America at Northwestern (2009, 2010). She led the 09 Wildcats to their fifth consecutive NCAA title, scoring a team-high 75 goals and earning NCAA Tournament MVP Award honors. She was the 2010 IWLCA Attacker of the Year and a Tewaaraton Award finalist, finishing the season with 110 points on 77 goals and 33 assists. In her career, Dowd compiled 209 goals and 58 assists in 88 games. Dowd finished her career as the all-time NCAA Tournament leader in goals (45). Dowd coached at Syracuse for the 2012 season, helping lead the Orange to the NCAA championship game for the first time in program history. Prior to her stint at Syracuse, she served as a volunteer assistant in 2011 at the University of Denver. Dowd earned her bachelor s degree in communications studies from Northwestern in Carolina Lacrosse Staff Taylor Chumney Scotton Volunteer Assistant Emily Adney Academic Advisor Matt Bowers Athletic Communications Jeffrey Camarati Director of Photography Julie Domina Administrative Assistant Erik Hernandez Strength & Conditioning Coordinator Chris Hirth Supervising Staff Athletic Trainer Laurie Holman Director of Operations Elizabeth Lancaster Games Operations Dr. Kelly Waicus Team Physician GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 17

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36 Honor Roll TAR HEEL ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS Karen Jonas COREY DONOHOE Ted Ellis LAURA ZIMMERMAN ABBEY FRIEND Spencer Herlong MAGGIE BILL (All selections are first-team unless otherwise noted.) Amy Fine, Midfielder 1997: IWLCA (2nd team) Sarah Dacey, Midfielder 1997: IWLCA (3rd team) 1998: IWLCA Brooke Crawford, Defender 1997: IWLCA (3rd team) 1998: IWLCA 1999: IWLCA Erin McGinnis, Attacker 1998: IWLCA Aubrey Falk, Midfielder 1998: IWLCA (3rd team) Lori Pasquantonio, Attacker 1998: IWLCA (3rd team) Meghann Mohler, Midfielder 1999: IWLCA (2nd team) 2000: IWLCA (2nd team); US Lacrosse (honorable mention) Kellie Thompson, Midfielder 2000: IWLCA (3rd team); US Lacrosse (honorable mention) 2001: IWLCA (2nd team), US Lacrosse (honorable mention) 2002: Inside Lacrosse, IWLCA (2nd team) Porter Wilkinson, Defender 2000: IWLCA, US Lacrosse 2001: IWLCA (2nd team) 2002: IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse (2nd team) Christine McPike, Midfielder 2001: IWLCA, US Lacrosse 2002: IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse Lindsay Stone, Attacker 2001: IWLCA (2nd team); US Lacrosse (honorable mention) 2002: Inside Lacrosse (2nd team), IWLCA (2nd team) Andy Fortino, Defender 2001: IWLCA (3rd team) 2002: Inside Lacrosse, IWLCA (3rd team) Jazmine Norton, Defender 2003: IWLCA (2nd team) Beth Ames, Midfielder 2004: IWLCA (3rd team); US Lacrosse (3rd team) Gina Allen, Midfielder 2005: IWLCA (3rd team) Jenn Cook, Defender 2005: Inside Lacrosse, IWLCA/ US Lacrosse, (2nd team) 2006: Inside Lacrosse, IWLCA 2007: Inside Lacrosse, IWLCA, WomensLacrosse.com Kristen Hordy, Goalkeeper 2005: Inside Lacrosse (2nd team) 2006: IWLCA (3rd team) Christina Juras, Midfielder 2007: IWLCA (3rd Team) Amber Falcone, Defender 2006: IWLCA (3rd team) 2007: Inside Lacrosse (2nd team), IWLCA (3rd team), WomensLacrosse.com (3rd team) 2008: Inside Lacrosse, WomensLacrosse.com, Womens Lax.com, IWLCA (2nd team) 2009: IWLCA, WomensLax.com, WomensLacrosse.com Meg Freshwater, Midfielder 2008: WomensLacrosse.com (3rd team) Megan Bosica, Midfielder 2009: IWLCA (3rd team), WomensLacrosse.com (3rd team) 2010: IWLCA (3rd team) Logan Ripley, Goalkeeper 2009: IWLCA 2010: IWLCA (2nd team) Jen Russell, Midfielder 2009: IWLCA, WomensLacrosse. com (2nd team) 2010: IWLCA, WomensLax.com, WomensLacrosse.com Kristen Carr, Defender 2010: IWLCA, WomensLax.com, WomensLacrosse.com Corey Donohoe, Attacker 2010: IWLCA, WomensLax.com 2011: IWLCA, SynapseSports. com, WomensLax.com Mia Hurrin, Defender 2010: WomensLacrosse.com (3rd team) 2011: IWLCA, SynapseSports. com, WomensLax.com Becky Lynch, Attacker 2011: IWLCA (2nd team), SynapseSports.com (3rd team) 2012: IWLCA, SynapseSports. com (2nd team) Laura Zimmerman, Midfielder 2011: WomensLax.com, IWLCA (3rd team) 2012: SynapseSports.com, IWLCA (2nd team) Kara Cannizzaro, Midfielder 2012: SynapseSports.com (2nd team), IWLCA (3rd team) 2013: IWLCA, SynapseSports. com, WomensLax.com Sloane Serpe, Defender 2012: SynapseSports.com, IWLCA (2nd team) 2013: IWLCA, WomensLax.com, SynapseSports.com (2nd) 2014: IWLCA, WomensLax.com, Lacrosse Magazine Emily Garrity, Midfielder 2013: SynapseSports.com (2nd) Abbey Friend, Attacker 2013: IWLCA (2nd), SynapseSports.com (2nd) 2014: IWLCA, WomensLax.com Brittney Coppa, Midfielder 2013: IWLCA (3rd) Aly Messinger, Attacker 2014: IWLCA (3rd) 2015: IWLCA (3rd) Sydney Holman, Attacker 2014: IWLCA (3rd) Courtney Waite, Defender 2015: IWLCA, Lacrosse Magazine Caylee Waters, Goalkeeper 2015: IWLCA, Lacrosse Magazine Maggie Bill, Midfielder 2015: IWLCA (2nd) FOUR-TIME ALL-AMERICA Amber Falcone (defender), THREE-TIME ALL-AMERICA Brooke Crawford (defender), Kellie Thompson (midfielder), Porter Wilkinson (defender), Jenn Cook (defender), Sloane Serpe (defender), MEGAN BOSICA 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page

37 TAR HEEL HONOR ROLL Honor Roll SYDNEY HOLMAN BROOKE CRAWFORD KELLIE THOMPSON PAIGE HANSON ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Christine McPike: 2002 ACC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Betsy Gaines: 2000 Abbey Friend: 2011 Sydney Holman: 2014 (cowinner) ACC COACH OF THE YEAR Jenny Levy: 1997, 2002 (cowinner), 2010 (co-winner) IWLCA SOUTH REGION COACH OF THE YEAR Jenny Levy: 1998 ALL-ACC Erin McGinnis: 1997, 1998 Sarah Dacey: 1997, 1998 Brooke Crawford: 1997, 1999 Debbie Castine: 1997, 1998 Aubrey Falk: 1998 Gray MacNair: 1998, 1999 Meghann Mohler: 1999, 2000 Porter Wilkinson: 2000, 2001, 2002 Christine McPike: 2001, 2002 Lindsay Stone: 2001, 2002 Kellie Thompson: 2001 Andy Fortino: 2003 Beth Ames: 2004 Gina Allen: 2005 Allison Higgins: 2005 Jenn Cook: 2005, 2006, 2007 Christina Juras: 2005, 2006, 2007 Kristen Hordy: 2006, 2007 Melissa McCarthy: 2006 Amber Falcone: 2007, 2008, 2009 Meg Freshwater: 2008 Erica LaGrow: 2008 Corey Donohoe: 2008, 2010, 2011 Megan Bosica: 2009 Logan Ripley: 2009, 2010 Jen Russell: 2009, 2010 Kristen Taylor: 2009 Mia Hurrin: 2010, 2011 Laura Zimmerman: 2011, 2012 Becky Lynch: 2012 Kara Cannizzaro: 2012, 2013 Sloane Serpe: 2012, 2013, 2014 Abbey Friend: 2012, 2013, 2014 Emily Garrity: 2013 Brittney Coppa: 2013 Aly Messinger: 2014 (2nd team) Megan Ward: 2014 (2nd team) Caylee Waters: 2014, 2015 Courtney Waite: 2015 Margaret Corzel: 2015 (2nd team) Caileigh Sindall: 2015 (2nd team) Maggie Bill: 2015 (2nd team) Molly Hendrick: 2015 (2nd team) Sammy Jo Tracy: 2015 (2nd team) ACC TOURNAMENT MVP Christine McPike: 2002 ALL-ACC TOURNAMENT Brooke Crawford: 1997 Amy Fine: 1997 Erin McGinnis: 1998, 1999 Lori Pasquantonio: 1998 Jennie Voishan: 1999, 2000 Kristin Off: 2000 Amy Havrilla: 2000 Jazmine Norton: 2001 Andy Fortino: 2001, 2002, 2003 Christine McPike: 2002 Kellie Thompson: 2002 Porter Wilkinson: 2002 Meghan Kelly: 2002 Beth Ames: 2003, 2004 Melissa McCarthy: 2004 Christina Juras: 2005, 2007 Brooke Dieringer: 2006 Jenn Cook: 2007 Amber Falcone: 2007 Kelly Taylor: 2007 Kristen Taylor: 2007 Becky Lynch: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Logan Ripley: 2010 Corey Donohoe: 2010, 2011 Megan Bosica: 2010 Laura Zimmerman: 2011, 2012 Emily Garrity: 2011 Lauren Maksym: 2011 Kara Cannizzaro: 2012, 2013 Abbey Friend: 2012, 2013 Aly Messinger: 2013, 2015 Megan Ward: 2014 Maggie Bill: 2015 Kelly Devlin: 2015 Caylee Waters: 2015 ALL-NCAA TOURNAMENT Sarah Dacey: 1997, 1998 Aubrey Falk: 1998 Amber Falcone: 2009 Jen Russell: 2009 Laura Zimmerman: 2009, 2010, 2011 Corey Donohoe: 2010, 2011 Kara Cannizzaro: 2013 (MVP) Emily Garrity: 2013 Sloane Serpe: 2013 Aly Messinger: 2013 Megan Ward: 2013 Maggie Bill: 2015 Sarah Scott: 2015 Caylee Waters: 2015 IWLCA ACADEMIC ALL- AMERICA Gray MacNair: 2000 Meghan Stringer: 2000 Brooke Schildwachter: 2001 Porter Wilkinson: 2001, 2002 (3rd team) ACC WEAVER-JAMES POST-GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP Porter Wilkinson: 2002 Kelly Taylor: 2009 Meredith Newton: 2011 ACC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD Porter Wilkinson: 2002 PATTERSON MEDAL (TOP STUDENT-ATHLETE AT UNC) Corey Donohoe: 2011 Kara Cannizzaro: 2013 YEARDLEY LOVE UNSUNG HERO AWARD Zoe Skinner: 2013 IWLCA COMMUNITY AWARENESS AWARD Zoe Skinner: 2014 NCAA ELITE 89 AWARD Meredith Newton: 2010 Paige Hanson: 2013 GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 35 TEWAARATON TROPHY FINALISTS Christine McPike, 2002 Amber Falcone, 2009 Jen Russell, 2010 Becky Lynch, 2012 Kara Cannizzaro, 2013 HONDA AWARD Kara Cannizzaro, 2013 HONDA AWARD FINALISTS Christine McPike, 2002 Amber Falcone, 2009 Jen Russell, 2010 Kara Cannizzaro, 2013 NATIONAL MIDFIELDER OF THE YEAR Christine McPike, 2002 (IWLCA) NATIONAL DEFENDER OF THE YEAR Jenn Cook, 2006 (Inside Lacrosse) Amber Falcone, 2009 (IWLCA, WomensLacrosse.com, WomensLax.com) Jen Russell, 2010 (WomensLax.com) NATIONAL GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR Logan Ripley, 2009 (IWLCA) Caylee Waters, 2015 (IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse, Lacrosse Magazine) NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR Jenny Levy: 2013 (IWLCA, Inside Lacrosse, Lacrosse Magazine) NATIONAL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Sydney Holman: 2014 (Inside Lacrosse)

38 2015 Statistics Record: 18-4, 6-1 ACC (ACC 1st place; ACC Tournament finalist) NCAA Tournament finalist 2015 Final Poll Rankings: No. 2 IWLCA, No. 2 Inside Lacrosse Shot Free Pos # Name GP-GS G A Pts. Shots Pct. Md-Att GB DC T/O CT Fouls 27 Aly Messinger Maggie Bill Sydney Holman Sammy Jo Tracy Sam McGee Molly Hendrick Marie McCool Brittney Coppa Kelly Devlin Alex Moore Ela Hazar Lindsay Scott Carly Reed Stephanie Lobb Margaret Corzel Morgan Rubin Courtney Waite Sarah Scott Carolyn Paletta Bridget Curran Mallory Frysinger Paula Schmidt Kacey McKinnon Devin Markison Caylee Waters Naomi Lerner Maggie Auslander Katie Kinsey Caileigh Sindall Eileen Giles Kayla Miles Megan Ward Carly Davis Eliza Dorsey Elizabeth Haus Total Opponents Goalkeeping Statistics GP-GS Minutes Sv GA Save Pct. GAA 17 Megan Ward : Caylee Waters : Total : Opponents : Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page

39 Date Opponent Score Record Site Attend. Feb. 1 James Madison W, Chapel Hill 302 Feb. 7 at #3 Florida W, Gainesville, Fla. 1,256 Feb. 13 High Point W, Chapel Hill 225 Feb. 22 at #1 Maryland L, College Park, Md. 1,136 Feb. 28 #6 Northwestern W, Chapel Hill 539 March 1 Elon W, Chapel Hill 203 March 7 #8 Virginia* W, , 1-0 Chapel Hill 738 March 13 vs. #19 Albany W, Lutherville, Md. 207 March 15 at Towson W, OT 8-1 Towson, Md. 658 March 21 #3 Boston College* L, 9-10 OT 8-2, 1-1 Chapel Hill 725 March 25 at Virginia Tech* W, , 2-1 Blacksburg, Va. 102 March 29 at #17 Notre Dame* W, , 3-1 Notre Dame, Ind. 412 April 4 at #10 Louisville* W, , 4-1 Louisville, Ky. 551 April 11 #6 Syracuse* W, , 5-1 Chapel Hill 2,098 April 17 at #3 Duke* W, , 6-1 Durham, N.C. 1,433 April 23 vs. Virginia Tech (ACC) W, Charlottesville, Va. 234 April 24 vs. #11 Notre Dame (ACC) W, Charlottesville, Va. 237 April 26 vs. #7 Syracuse (ACC) L, 8-9 2OT 15-3 Charlottesville, Va. 483 May 10 #10 Florida (NCAA) W, Chapel Hill 303 May 16 #7 Penn State (NCAA) W, Chapel Hill 343 May 22 vs. #3 Duke (NCAA) W, Chester, Pa. 5,994 May 24 vs. #1 Maryland (NCAA) L, Chester, Pa. 8,143 *regular-season ACC game Brittney Coppa 2015 Results Margaret Corzel The 2015 Season at a Glance Record W L Pct. Attendance No. Total Average All Games Home 9 5, ACC Away 6 15,298 2,550 Home Neutral 6 5, Away Total 22 26,322 1,196 Neutral Overtime Scoring by Period 1 2 OT 2OT Total North Carolina Opponents Courtney Waite GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 37

40 Where Are They Now? Former Carolina players have moved on to be successful in a wide variety of fields after leaving Chapel Hill. The following is a sampling of what some former Tar Heels have done after graduation. Former players, please send your updates to Taylor Chumney Scotton of the UNC coaching staff. Athletics Beth Ames Hewitt (associate head coach, Vanderbilt University) Amanda Barnes (assistant coach, Duke University) Kristen Carr (assistant coach, Stanford University) Merridith Meade Cho (assistant coach, Guilford College) Jenn Cook (assistant coach, Princeton University) Katy Fitzgerald (senior and youth program coordinator, MetroLacrosse) Emily Garrity (middle school PE teacher and high school lacrosse coach, The First Academy) Eileen Giles (athletic department, Groton School) Sarah Kuonen (assistant coach, Richmond University) Erica LaGrow (head coach, Yale University) Becky Lynch (assistant coach, St. Joseph s) Lauren Maksym (assistant coach, Molloy College) Amber Falcone McKenzie (associate head coach, Furman University) Taylor Chumney Scotton (volunteer assistant, UNC) Sloane Serpe (assistant coach, Yale University) Zoe Skinner (campus program coordinator, 1Love Foundation) Courtney Waite (school coaching officer, The Godolphin School) Britta Williams Brown (regional director of engagement, UNC Rams Club) Law Margaret Corzel (legal solutions provider, Transperfect Legal Solutions) Meghan Stringer (partner, Hudson Cook, LLP) Porter Wilkinson (associate attorney, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP) Business/Sales Gina Allen (research data manager, Rho) Cassie Ballard (office associate, State Farm) Megan Bosica (client recruitment specialist, CSC at Allegis Global Solutions) Kara Cannizzaro (technical recruiter, Apex Systems) Kristen Carr (MBA student, Univ. of Delaware) Megan Collins (Under Armour) Breada Farrell (Nina Footwear) Brittney Coppa (Supernus Pharmaceuticals) Breada Farrell (business development & sales analyst, Defy Media) Molly Finnerty (supervisor, MillerCoors TV sports advertising) Andy Fortino (client development specialist, Protocall Group) Abbey Friend (account manager, CGI Communications) Taylor George (assistant sales coordinator, G&G Outfitters) Jessica Griffin (account executive, Nauticon Imaging Systems) Jenn Cook Princeton Assistant Coach Princeton Athletic Communications Paige Hanson (sales & trading, Wells Fargo Securities) Lindsay Higgins (research associate, CTPartners) Mia Hurrin (account manager, Meltzer Group) Christina Juras (associate product line manager, women s footwear, Under Armour) Christina LaPenta (fixed income sales and trading assistant, Keefe, Bruyette and Woods) Lillie Lingo (sales associate, Jack Lingo Realty) Katie Loovis (director of communications, Achieving the Dream) Melissa McCarthy (marketing director, Gameplan Enterprise Risk Partner) Danielle McCully (senior director, Alvarez & Marsal Taxand, LLC) Sam McGee (public relations, Edelman) Kaitlyn Messinger (regional alliances manager, Informatica) Jazmine Norton (health systems manager, Amgen) Chelsea Parks (marketing and advertising, McCann Erickson) Lynne Quattrone (Abbott Laboratories) Kelly Renzi (senior account executive, The Porter Company) Jen Russell (assistant director, annual giving, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute) Paula Schmidt (IT recruiter, TekSystems) Lindsay Stone (human resources advisor, Nomura Securities International) Kristen Taylor (marketing brand manager, Nike) Caitlin Young Copeland (marketing manager, Chelsea Piers) Laura Zimmerman (Bank of America) Education Jocelyn Brault (graduate school) Katie Brooks (director of leadership and development, The Program) Merridith Cho (founder and CEO, Step Ahead Learning) Brooke Crawford (director of annual giving programs, The Agnes Irwin School office of development) Beth Ellis (PE teacher, lacrosse and basketball coach, Durham Academy) Katy Fitzgerald (master s in sport product management, Univ. of Oregon) Britt Giacco (math teacher, St. Margaret s School) Amy Havrilla (high school lacrosse coach, Conestoga High School) Kristen Hordy (PE teacher and lacrosse coach) Lauren Maksym (PE teacher and lacrosse coach, English Lacrosse Association) Erin McGinnis (elementary school teacher, Howard County Public Schools) Christine McPike (PE teacher, middle school field hockey and varsity lacrosse coach, Harborfields Central School District) Zoe Parker (English teacher & lacrosse coach, Kent Denver School) Lori Pasquantonio (counselor, Cape Fear Academy) Katie Scharf (founder and director, Strength in Moms prenatal & postpartum personal training) Sarah Scott (teaching assistant) Kristen Tadlock (high school teacher, Manhasset Union Free school district) Kelly Taylor (first grade teaching fellow and assistant varsity lacrosse coach, Norfolk Academy) Medical Amanda Baker (associate dentist, Schoeb DDS) Chastin Crook (HRMS analyst, St. Joseph Medical Center) Jamie Hanssen (clinical research coordinator, SNBL Clinical Pharmacology Center)a Shelley Harris (licensed professional counselor, Jefferson Center for Mental Health) Ilsa Leon (resident, Tulane University Hospital) Kate McDaniel (resident in obstetrics and gynecology, Southwest Durham Family Medicine) Jess Osterman (physician, USC Medical Center) Stephanie Scurachio (emergency room RN, St. Agnes Hospital) Miscellaneous Laura Escobar (production assistant, UNC New Media) Chelsea Parks (senior copywriter) Logan Ripley (drug treatment counseling/art therapy) Rachel Szakmary (transportation planner, City of Boston transportation department) Amanda Barnes Duke Assistant Coach Peter Lazaroff 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page

41 Margaret Corzel Player Seasons AAAA Allen, Gina Allen, Jess Ames, Beth Andress, Alyssa Auslander, Maggie BBBB Baker, Alison 1996 Baker, Amanda 1996 Ballard, Cassie Barnes, Amanda Barnes-Wagner, Nicki Bennett, Ridgely Bill, Maggie Bosica, Megan Boyle, Kate Brault, Jocelyn Brooks, Katie Burbank, Kate CCCC Cannizzaro, Kara Carr, Kristen Castine, Debbie Chumney, Taylor Clarke, Meghan Collins, Megan Cook, Jenn Cooper, Jency Coppa, Brittney Corzel, Margaret Cosentino, Lauren 2009 Coyne, Melissa Crawford, Brooke Crook, Chastin 1996 Cummings, Trish Curran, Bridget 2015 DDDD Dacey, Sarah Davis, Carly Devlin, Kelly Dieringer, Brooke Donohoe, Corey Dorsey, Eliza 2015 EEEE Ellis, Beth Escobar, Laura FFFF Falcone, Amber Falk, Aubrey Farrell, Breada Feusahrens, Lauren 2010 Fine, Amy Fitzgerald, Katy Flaherty, Jenn Foran, Nicole Fortino, Andy Freshwater, Meg Friend, Abbey Frysinger, Mallory GGGG Gaines, Betsy Gannon, Kara Garofalo, Margaret Garrity, Emily George, Taylor Giacco, Britt Giles, Eileen Gladchuk, Julie Greenberg, Karen Griffin, Jessica Gustitus, Sandra 2004 HHHH Hahn, Nancy 1996 Hanburger, Katie Hanson, Paige Hanssen, Jamie Harris, Shelly Haus, Elizabeth 2015 Havrilla, Amy Haydock, Lily 2008 Hayes, Lucy Hazar, Ela 2015 Hendrick, Molly Higgins, Allison Higgins, Lindsay Hoffman, Katelyn Holman, Sydney Hordy, Kristen Hurrin, Mia JJJJ Juras, Christina KKKK Kelly, Meghan Kickham, Julie Kinsey, Katie Kirchhofer, Allie 2012 Krejcik, Christin Krishnamoorthy, Brintha Kuonen, Sarah LLLL LaGrow, Erica Lancaster, Elizabeth LaPenta, Christina León, Ilsa Lerner, Naomi 2015 Lewis, Katie Lillemoe, Becky Lingo, Lillie Lobb, Stephanie Loovis, Katie Lynch, Becky MMMM McDonald, Lane 1997 MacDonald, Eilidh 2003 MacNair, Gray Maksym, Lauren Markison, Devin Marslender, Julia Martino, Kate 2013 McCarthy, Melissa McClorey, Erin 2007 McCool, Marie 2015 McCoy, Sophie McCreary, Dana McCully, Danielle 1996 McDaniel, Kate McGee, Sam McGinnis, Erin McInnes, Erin McKinnon, Kacey 2015 McLaughlin, Courtney 2010 McPike, Christine Meade, Merridith Messinger, Aly Messinger, Kaitlyn Milback, Laurie Miles, Kayla Mohler, Meghann Moore, Alex 2015 Moore, Sharon 1996 NNNN Nappi, Carla Neff, Sarah Newton, Meredith Norton, Jazmine OOOO Off, Kristin Osterman, Jessica PPPP Paletta, Carolyn 2015 Parker, Zoe Parks, Chelsea Pasquantonio, Lori Paterakis, Kira Patterson, Paige QQQQ Quattrone, Lynne RRRR Reed, Carly Rellihan, Eden Renzi, Kelly Richardson, Joy Ripley, Logan Rubin, Morgan Rude, Chrissy Russell, Jenn Russell, Morgan Ryan, Julia SSSS Scherer, Julie Schildwachter, Brooke Schmidt, Paula Schmitz, Chloe 2010 Scott, Lindsay Scott, Sarah Scurachio, Stephanie Serpe, Sloane Sindall, Caileigh Skinner, Zoe Stone, Lindsay Stover, Lindsey Stringer, Meghan Szakmary, Rachel TTTT Tadlock, Kristen Taylor, Kelly Taylor, Kristen Thomas, Taylor 2012 Thompson, Kellie Tracy, Sammy Jo VVVV Voishan, Jennie WWWW Waite, Courtney Ward, Megan Waters, Caylee Wilkinson, Porter Williams, Britta Wilson, Jessica YYYY Young, Brooke Young, Caitlin ZZZZ Zeigler, Maddie 2014 Zimmerman, Laura current players in bold Tar Heel Letterwinners GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 39

42 Record Book UNC ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS Career Points 1. Corey Donohoe ( ) Abbey Friend ( ) Becky Lynch ( ) Kellie Thompson ( ) Erin McGinnis ( ) Kristen Taylor ( ) 203 Career Goals 1. Abbey Friend ( ) Corey Donohoe ( ) Kellie Thompson ( ) Kara Cannizzaro ( ) Kristen Taylor ( ) 152 Career Assists 1. Becky Lynch ( ) Megan Bosica ( ) Erin McGinnis ( ) Corey Donohoe ( ) Kellie Thompson ( ) 53 Laura Zimmerman ( ) Abbey Friend ( ) 52 SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Goals Scored: 8, Kellie Thompson vs. UMBC, 5/9/02 Most Assists: 6, Amy Fine vs. Boston College, 3/4/97; Sydney Holman vs. Vanderbilt, 2/22/14 Most Points: 10, Kellie Thompson vs. UMBC, 5/9/02 Most Saves: 20, Kristen Hordy vs. Penn State, 3/28/04 Most Ground Balls: 10, Lori Pasquantonio vs. Richmond, 4/24/96 Most Draw Controls: 9 by Sarah Scott vs. Vanderbilt, 2/22/14 SINGLE-SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Goals Scored: 65, Abbey Friend, 2014 Most Assists: 36, Becky Lynch, 2011 Most Points: 83, Kara Cannizaro, 2013 Most Shots: 146, Kellie Thompson, 2002 Most Games Played: 22, by 10 players in 2015 Most Games Started: 22, by Maggie Bill, Margaret Corzel, Sarah Scott and Caylee Waters in 2015 Most Ground Balls: 87, Sarah Dacey, 1997 Most Draw Controls: 75, Sarah Scott, 2014 Most Fouls: 73, Kara Cannizzaro in 2012 Most Saves: 173, Kristen Hordy, 2005 Most Goalkeeper Minutes Played: 1,244, Logan Ripley in 2009 Save Percentage:.602, Debbie Castine, 1996 & 1997 Most Goals Allowed: 193, Logan Ripley, 2009 Best Goals Against Average by a Goalie: 5.52, Debbie Castine, 1997 CAREER INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Goals Scored: 198, Abbey Friend, Most Assists: 92, Becky Lynch, Most Points: 256, Corey Donohoe, Most Shots: 400, Kellie Thompson, Most Games Played: 82, Jen Russell, Megan Bosica and Kristen Taylor, ; Corey Donohoe and Taylor Chumney, Most Games Started: 81, Abbey Friend and Sloane Serpe, Most Ground Balls: 200, Jenn Cook, Most Draw Controls: 174, Kristen Carr, Most Saves: 564, Kristen Hordy, Most Goalkeeper Minutes Played: 3,810, Kristen Hordy, Save Percentage:.592, Debbie Castine, Most Goals Allowed: 515, Kristen Hordy, Best Goals Against Average: 6.13, Debbie Castine, SINGLE-GAME TEAM RECORDS Most Goals Scored: 24 vs. Longwood, 4/15/07), vs. Canisius (2/19/14) Fewest Goals Scored: 2 on four occasions, most recently at Penn, 3/6/09 Most Goals Allowed: 21 vs. Northwestern, 5/24/09 Fewest Goals Allowed: 1 vs. Temple, 3/18/99; 1 vs. Virginia Tech, 3/27/01 Largest Margin of Victory: 22 vs. Longwood, 4/15/07 Largest Margin of Defeat: 14 vs. Princeton, 5/17/02 and vs. Northwestern, 5/24/09 Most Assists: 15 at Old Dominion, 4/16/08 and vs.elon, 3/1/15 Most Points: 37 vs. Longwood, 4/15/07 Most Shots: 52 vs. Lehigh, 3/16/97 Most Ground Balls: 66 vs. George Mason, 3/12/96 Most Draw Controls: 22 vs. Virginia Tech, 3/26/14 Most Fouls: 44 at Towson, 3/15/15 Best Shooting Percentage:.737 at Virginia, 3/10/12 Most Saves: 20 vs. Penn State, 3/28/04 Best Save Percentage:.909 vs. Virginia Tech, 3/27/01 Most Turnovers: 26 vs. Colgate, 3/6/96; 26 vs. Georgetown, 4/10/96 Kellie Thompson finished her career in 2002 as UNC s goal leader in a game, season and career. Kristen Carr posted a UNC-record 174 draw controls from Karen Jonas 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page

43 Aly Messinger and the 2014 Tar Heels scored a school-record 297 goals. SINGLE-SEASON TEAM RECORDS Most Goals Scored: 297, 2014 (20 games) Most Goals Allowed: 198, 2009 (21 games) Most Assists: 119, 2015 (22 games) Most Assists Allowed: 74, 2009 (21 games) Most Points: 414, 2015 (22 games) Most Points Allowed: 272, 2009 (21 games) Most Saves: 188, 1998 (18 games) Most Opponent s Saves: 241, 2007 (21 games) Best Save Percentage:.606, 1997 (18 games) Best Opponent s Save Percentage:.536, 1999 (15 games) Best Goals Against Average: 5.52, 1997 (18 games) Best Opponent s Goals Against Average: 8.31, 2003 (16 games) Most Shots: 702, 2007 (21 games) Most Opponent s Shots: 512, 2009 (21 games) Best Shooting Percentage:.518, 2014 (20 games) Best Opponent s Shooting Percentage:.470, 2000 (18 games) Most Ground Balls: 716, 1996 (16 games) Most Opponent s Ground Balls: 465, 1996 (16 games) Most Draw Controls: 291, 2015 (22 games) Most Opponent s Draw Controls: 239, 2014 (20 games) Most Turnovers: 292, 2002 (20 games) Most Opponent s Turnovers: 367, 2007 (21 games) Most Fouls: 503, 2012 (19 games) Most Opponent s Fouls: 515, 2009 (21 games) Most Games Played: 22, 2015 Most Minutes Played: 1,343, 2015 (22 games) Most Victories: 18, 2013 (21 games) and 2015 (22 games) Fewest Victories: 7, 2003 (16 games) Most Losses: 9, 2003 (16 games) Fewest Losses: 3, 1998 (18 games), 2002 (20 games), 2010 (20 games) and 2013 (21 games) UNC BEST INDIVIDUAL SEASONS Single-Season Points (60 or more) by Kara Cannizaro, 2013 (61g-22a) by Abbey Friend, 2014 (65g-16a) by Corey Donohoe, 2010 (54g-23a) by Kellie Thompson, 2002 (62g-14a) 76 by Becky Lynch, 2011 (40g-36a) by Corey Donohoe, 2011 (52g-23a) by Erin McGinnis, 1996 (49g-22a) by Lindsay Stone, 2002 (47g-22a) by Becky Lynch, 2010 (41g-25a) by Laura Zimmerman, 2012 (44g-21a) by Kellie Thompson, 2001 (51g-13a) by Becky Lynch, 2012 (42g-21a) by Abbey Friend, 2013 (47g-15a) by Corey Donohoe, 2008 (50g-11a) 61 by Sydney Holman, 2014 (34g-27a) by Erin McGinnis, 1998 (47g-13a) 60 by Abbey Friend, 2012 (52g-8a) 60 by Aly Messinger, 2015 (42g-18a) Single-Season Goals (45 or more) by Abbey Friend, by Kellie Thompson, by Kara Cannizzaro, by Corey Donohoe, by Corey Donohoe, by Abbey Friend, by Kellie Thompson, by Corey Donohoe, by Erin McGinnis, by Erin McGinnis, by Abbey Friend, 2013 Single-Season Assists (20 or more) by Becky Lynch, by Sydney Holman, by Megan Bosica, by Erin McInnes, by Becky Lynch, by Corey Donohoe, by Corey Donohoe, by Sam McGee, by Sydney Holman, by Erin McGinnis, by Lindsay Stone, by Kara Cannizaro, by Lori Pasquantonio, by Megan Bosica, by Becky Lynch, by Laura Zimmerman, by Amy Fine, by Kellie Thompson, by Allison Higgins, 2005 Goals by a Freshman 1. Corey Donohoe (2008) Erin McGinnis (1996) Carly Reed (2014) Abbey Friend (2011) 34 Sydney Holman (2014) 34 Record Book Assists by a Freshman 1. Sydney Holman (2014) Erin McGinnis (1996) Abbey Friend (2011) Corey Donohoe (2008) 11 Kristen Taylor ranks among Carolina s alltime top six in both goals and points. Points by a Freshman 1. Erin McGinnis (1996) Corey Donohoe (2008) 61 Sydney Holman (2014) Abbey Friend (2011) 50 (bold indicates current player) GoHeels.com 2016 Carolina Women s Lacrosse Page 41

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