12 Straight NCAA Tournaments 5 National Semifinals (1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)

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1 12 Straight NCAA Tournaments 5 National Semifinals (1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) No. 4 DUKE UNIVERSITY WOMEN S LACROSSE (15-5) 2009 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS + QUARTERFINALS vs. the No. 5 University of Pennsylvania (14-2) Drexel University s Vidas Field + Philadelphia, Pa. General Information Location:... Durham, N.C. Founded: (as Trinity College) Enrollment:... 6,247 Colors:... Royal Blue & White Nickname:... Blue Devils Conference:... Atlantic Coast President:... Dr. Richard Brodhead VP & Dir. of Athletics:... Kevin White SWA:... Jacki Silar Stadium:... Koskinen Stadium (Grass/7,000) Coaching Staff Head Coach:... Kerstin Kimel Years at Duke/Overall:... 13/14 Assistant Coaches:... Josh Hexter, Alex Kahoe Volunteer Assistant:... Laura Anderson Team Information 2008 Record: ACC Record: /3rd place 2008 NCAA Tournament Finish:... Semifinals 2008 NCAA Semifinal Result:.. L, 9-8 Penn (ot) Starters Returning/Lost:... 9/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:... 27/6 Newcomers:... 9 Sports Information Women s Lacrosse Contact:... Kate Burkholder Office Phone:... (919) Cell Phone:... (919) Address:... kburkholder@duaa.duke.edu SID Fax:... (919) Athletics Web site:... GoDuke.com SID Mailing Address:... Duke Sports Information 115 Cameron Indoor Stadium Box Durham, N.C ACC Standings School Conf. Overall Maryland North Carolina DUKE Virginia Virginia Tech Boston College The Scoop: The fifth-seeded Duke women s lacrosse team (15-5) will face No. 4 Penn this Sat., May 16, at 1 p.m. at Drexel University s Vidas Field in Philadelphia. Drexel s facilities are being used due to graduation ceremonies scheduled for Saturday at UPenn. Vidas Field is located at 43rd and Powelton Streets, eight blocks from the Penn Campus, and is a turf field. How They Got Here: Duke is making its 12th straight appearance in the NCAA Championships, now in the tournament after yesterday s overtime win over Virginia at Koskinen Stadium in Durham. The Blue Devils will be in search of their fifth consecutive trip to the national semifinals. Penn advanced to the quarterfinals with a 10-8 victory over Fairfield Sunday at Vidas Field. Be There: Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for students, and are available on game day or in advance by visiting PennAthletics.com or calling the Penn Ticket Office at (215) Gates open at 12 p.m. Follow The Action: Live Stats for Sunday s game will be available by visiting GoDuke.com and heading to the women s lacrosse page. Davis To Miss Remainder Of Season: Duke senior midfielder Carolyn Davis will miss the remainder of the 2009 women s lacrosse season after suffering a knee injury in the first 10 minutes of the Blue Devils first round game versus Virginia on May 10, head coach Kerstin Kimel announced May 13. Davis, who led the team in goals and points during the regular season and was one of five finalists for the Tewaaraton Trophy, tore the anterior cruciate ligament in her right knee and will require surgery. The senior previously tore the ACL in her other knee at the end of the 2007 season Schedule & Results Date Opponent Result 2/13 No. 19 Denver W, /15 California W, /20 Richmond W, /22 William & Mary W, /28 No. 5 Maryland* L, /7 No. 8 Princeton W, /11 No. 10 Vanderbilt W, /14 No. 8 Georgetown L, /18 Virginia Tech* W, /20 Canisius W, /28 No. 10 Virginia* W, /3 No. 1 Northwestern L, /11 Boston College* W, /17 No. 4 North Carolina* L, 9-7 4/19 Davidson W, /23 ACC 1st Round (Boston Coll.) W, /24 ACC 2nd Round (UNC) W, /25 ACC Championship (Maryland) L, /3 No. 16 Dartmouth W, /10 NCAA 1st Round (UVA) W, 15-13(ot) Home Games in Bold *ACC Game Rankings Listed Are At Time of Contest 2009 Statistical Leaders Goals... Davis (59) Assists...Cryer (34) Points...Cryer (78) Shots...Davis (120) Shots on Goal...Davis (100) Free Position Goals...Gilbride (12) GWG s... Gilbride (4) Ground balls... Imbesi (46) Draws... Hamm (51) Caused turnovers...hamm (22) Saves...Imbesi (149) GAA...Imbesi (9.67) Save %...Imbesi (.464)

2 12 Straight NCAA Tournaments 5 National Semifinals (1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) What They re Saying: We re just excited to keep playing so excited to have the opportunity to keep playing with such a special group, said Duke Head Coach Kerstin Kimel. We re looking forward to a road trip to Penn with so many girls on our team from that area. We look forward to getting going and our preparations for Penn. Home Sweet Home: A total of 13 Duke women s lacrosse players call either Pennsylania or New Jersey home, and will get the chance to play close by this weekend. Looking At The Bracket: Of the 16 available slots, seven automatic bids to the 2009 NCAA Championships were awarded to conference tournament winners in Boston University (America East), Maryland (ACC), UMass (Atlantic 10), Notre Dame (Big East), Towson (Colonial), Penn (Ivy), and Colgate (Patriot), while Fairfield (MAAC) earned a berth with a win in the MAAC-NEC play-in game over Sacred Heart. That left eight remaining at-large spaces. Four-time defending national champions Northwestern will look to defend their title and received the top seed, while Maryland got the two, North Carolina the three, and Penn the four ahead of the Blue Devils. Notre Dame (6), Syracuse (7), and Princeton (8) rounded out the top-8 seedings. Duke is 4-5 against team s in the field this season. First-Round Action: All eight of the seeded teams advanced past the first round on May 10. Elsewhere in the bracket, Northwestern defeated UMass, 23-6; Princeton downed Georgetown, 15-9; North Carolina defeated Towson, 15-4; Notre Dame beat Vanderbilt, 19-13; Syracuse defeated Boston U, 20-10, and Maryland romped Colgate, Duke In The Tournament: This season marks Duke s 12th consecutive trip and 12th overall trip to the tournament. The Duke squad is (.542) all-time in NCAA Championships play. That winning percentage ranks eighth in tournament history. In 2008, Duke advanced to the national semifinals for the fourth straight year with wins over Georgetown and Maryland, before falling, 9-8, to the University of Pennsylvania in overtime on May 23. The Blue Devils will be in search of their fifth consecutive appearance in the semifinals, and first championship. DUKE AS THE... #1 Seed: 2-1 (2006) #2 Seed: 4-2 (2005, 2007) #4 Seed: 0-1 (2003) #5 Seed: 1-0 (2009) Kimel In The Tournament: All of those apparances have come under current head coach Kerstin Kimel, the fourth-most by any coach. Kimel s 23 tournament games coached also ranks fourth, while her 13 wins ranks fifth. The Mighty ACC: The Atlantic Coast Conference leads all leagues with three teams remaining in the eight-team quarterfinal field in Duke, Maryland, and North Carolina. Both the Big East (Syracuse, Notre Dame) and the Ivy League (Penn, Princeton) have two teams left, while the American Lacrosse Conference has one left in Northwestern. Looking Ahead: The 2009 semifinals & finals will again be hosted by Towson University and played at Johnny Unitas Stadium. The semifinal match-up is set for Friday, May 22, and will be televised on the CBS College Sports Network. The finals are Sunday, May 24, at 5:30 p.m. and will also air on CBS College Sports. Perhaps the biggest storyline of the tourmament will be the Northwestern Wildcats looking to defend their title and go for the team s fifth-straight NCAA Championship. Against The Quakers: Not having faced Penn during the 2009 regular-season, the Blue Devils hold a slim 2-1 all-time record over Penn in the series history. However, that one loss did hurt, as it was the Quakers who ousted Duke from the tournament last season in a 9-8 overtime game in the semifinals on May 23, A Look At Penn: The Quakers enter the contest with five 30+ goal scorers in Ali DeLuca (33g, 13a), Courtney Lubbe (26g, 16a), Erin Brennan (24g, 15a), Becca Edwards (22g, 12a), and Emma Spiro (30g, 3a). Keeper Emily Szelest has started all 16 games for Penn, allowing just 5.53 goals per game and stopping 49 percent of shots. The goals-against average ranks first in the nation, while the save percentage ranks 16th. Brennan, who was named the National Rookie of the Week on May 12, is the 2009 Ivy League Rookie of the Year, while Spiro was named the Co-Player of the Year. In Penn s first round game, a 10-8 victory over MAAC opponent Fairfield, the Quakers received a balance effort as they got two goals apiece from Edwards, DeLuca, Brennan, and Spiro. The squad was undefeated heading into the final week of the regular season, where it dropped a pair of contests to Northwestern (11-9) and Stanford (8-6). Duke s Leaders: Davis has led the team offensively this season, logging 59 goals and 15 assists for 74 total points, adding 20 ground balls, 31 draws, and 18 caused turnovers. Cryer now has 44 goals and 34 assists for a team-best 78 points, adding 46 draws, 12 caused turnovers, and 15 ground balls. Gilbride is next with 55 goals and 16 assists totaling 71 points, and has posted a squad-leading four game-winning goals which includes the Virginia game when she scored in the first overtime period on a free position shot to put Duke up Del Monte has posted a balanced 27 goals and 30 assists for 57 points. Bullard has scored 38 goals and leads all field players with 30 ground ball pickups, while Hamm leads the team in draw controls with 51 after she coralled a season-high seven in the first round. Imbesi has stepped up her play in recent weeks, notching 26 saves in the ACC Tournament and stopping 149 shots this season while scooping up 46 ground balls and eclipsing the 1,000-minute mark with 1067:04 played in She stopped nine versus UVA, including two big ones at the end of regulation and in overtime to preserve the Blue Devil lead. She has averaged eight saves-per-game in her last five contests. In ACC Play: In 2009 during ACC play, the Blue Devils posted a 3-2 record with victories over Virginia, Virginia Tech, and

3 12 Straight NCAA Tournaments 5 National Semifinals (1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) BC, suffering losses to UNC and Maryland. Duke players have shined in ACC games, with senior Carolyn Davis ranking third in the Atlantic Coast Conference in goals per game (3.11) and fourth in points per game (3.89). Caroline Cryer ranks second in assists per game (1.78), third in points per game (4.00), and ninth in goals per game (2.22), while Megan Del Monte ranks third in assists per game (1.69), and Lindsay Gilbride sits fifth in goals per game (2.68) and 10th in points per game (3.42). Kim Imbesi ranks third in both goals against average (9.53) and save percentage (.468). In The ACC Tournament: The thirdseeded Duke women s lacrosse team erased an early 4-0 deficit to take a 5-4 halftime lead, and led by as many four goals in the second half, but couldn t hang on as top-seeded Maryland downed the Blue Devils, 12-11, on April 26 to capture the 2009 ACC Championship at Virginia Tech s Thompson Field. The Terrapins outscored Duke 8-6 in what turned out to be a telling second half. Maryland s victory defended its regular-season ACC crown, as the team picked up its sixth ACC Championship and first since Duke is now 1-4 all-time in the ACC finals. Imbesi made six saves in the finals to finish a strong tournament with 26 total stops - just four off the tournament record held by Duke Assistant Coach Alex Kahoe. In three tournament games, Gilbride led the Blue Devils with eight goals, while Davis had seven, Sarah Bullard six, and Cryer five. Talking About The Tewaaraton: On May 5, it was announced that Davis is one of five finalists for the 2009 Tewaaraton Trophy, given annually to the top player in the country on both the men s and women s side. The five were selected from the 25 nominees selected by coaches across all three divisions. She becomes Duke s fifth finalist for the trophy, with the Blue Devils one winner coming in 2005 with Katie Chrest. The ninth annual men s and women s Tewaaraton Trophy winners will be announced at an awards ceremony May 28 in the nation s capital. Davis joins Notre Dame s Jillian Byers, North Carolina s Amber Falcone, Maryland s Caitlyn McFadden, and Northwestern s Hannah Nielsen who received the award in The Blue Devils Ned Crotty is a finalist on the men s side. Cryer and Davis joined Davis as Tewaaraton nominees, while Hamm also appeared on the Watch List announced prior to the season. World Cup Action: Cryer and Bullard were named to the 2009 women s lacrosse World Cup team along with former Blue Devils Katie Chrest and Megan Huether, it was announced in February. The Duke foursome is among the 18-member roster that will compete this summer and represent the United States in Prague, Czech Republic, from June The group was selected after competing in the fourth-annual Champion Challenge as members of the U.S. Elite THE KERSTIN KIMEL FILE Duke University - Head Coach Overall Davidson College - Head Coach Career Record University of Maryland 93 Speech Communications Four-Year Letterwinner in Lacrosse Haverford High School 89 Hometown: Havertown, Pa. team. Cryer and Bullard are two of only six collegiate players chosen, while Bullard becomes the youngest member of the team in its history, making the roster as just a sophomore. The team will be looking to get back to its winning ways in 2009, after its streak of four-straight World Cup championships was snapped in 2005 with a 14-7 loss to Australia. The United States won the 1989, 1993, 1997, and 2001 titles in addition to the inaugural game in Duke s Kate Kaiser was a member of the 2005 team, as she led the way with two goals in the loss and seven in total. Chrest was an alternate for that squad. INSIDE LACROSSE WEEKLY POLL #12 (May 5, 2009) 1. Northwestern Maryland North Carolina Duke Penn Notre Dame Princeton t. Syracuse t. Georgetown Virginia Boston U Vanderbilt Penn State Stanford Ohio State Towson Dartmouth t. Cornell t. Loyola t. New Hampshire t. William & Mary 10-7 Also receiving votes: Colgate, Fairfield, UMass

4 12 Straight NCAA Tournaments 5 National Semifinals (1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) TALE OF THE TAPE... Duke... Opp 304 Goals Goals Per Game First-Half Goals Second-Half Goals Shots Percentage Shots Per Game Assists Free Position % Unassisted goals Ground balls Draw controls Turnovers Caused turnovers Clear %.776 IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT Temple def. Duke Duke def. James Madison Virginia def. Duke Duke def. Dartmouth 7-6 Princeton def. Duke 9-8 (3OT) 2001 Duke def. Temple 17-3 Loyola def. Duke Duke def. Vanderbilt 10-5 Georgetown def. Duke Ohio State def. Duke Georgetown def. Duke (OT) 2005 Duke def. Richmond 16-4 Duke def. North Carolina 15-7 Virginia def. Duke Duke def. Holy Cross 18-2 Duke def. James Madison 16-6 Northwestern def. Duke (2 OT) 2007 Duke def. LeMoyne 23-8 Duke def. Johns Hopkins 12-7 Virginia def. Duke Duke def. Georgetown 10-8 Duke def. Maryland 9-7 Penn def. Duke 9-8 (OT) 2009 Duke def. Virginia (OT) BLUE DEVIL HARDWARE... Tewaaraton Finalist: Carolyn Davis Tewaaraton Nominees: Davis, Caroline Cryer, Sarah Bullard Tewaaraton Watch List: Davis, Cryer, Bullard, Emma Hamm All-ACC: Bullard, Cryer, Davis ACC All-Tournament Team: Bullard, Cryer, Davis, Kim Imbesi Duke Student Athlete of the Week Sarah Bullard: WomensLax.com Rookie of the Week Kat Thomas: WomensLax.com Player of the Week Lindsay Gilbride: ; WomensLacrosse.com Honor Roll Lindsay Gilbride: Caroline Cryer: WomensLacrosse.com Defense Player of the Week Kim Imbesi: Preseason All-America: Cryer, Davis, Hamm ACC Postgraduate Scholarship: Kim Imbesi 2009 World Cup Team: Bullard, Cryer DUKE S RECORD WHEN... Overall In the ACC At home On the road Neutral-site games Against ranked opponent Against unranked opponent In day games In night games In February In March In April In May On the weekend On weekdays Leading at the half Trailing at the half Tied at the half Duke scoring first Opponent scoring first Scoring 0-5 goals Scoring 6-10 goals Scoring goals Scoring goals Scoring 21+ goals BLUE DEVILS IN THE TOURNAMENT POINTS: Cryer (6), Gilbride (6), vs. Virginia, T-3rd GOALS: Cryer (4), Gilbride (4), vs. Virginia, T-3rd ASSISTS: Del Monte (3), vs. Virginia, 3rd DRAW CONTROLS: Hamm (7), vs. Virginia, 1st

5 2009 NCAA Division I Women's LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP First Round May 10 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final May 16 May 22 May 24 *Northwestern (19-0) 1 Massachusetts (11-7) 1 p.m. *Northwestern 23-6 Georgetown (13-5) 1:30 p.m. Princeton 15-9 *Princeton (13-3) 8 Johnny Unitas Stadium Towson University Towson, Md. *Duke (14-5) 5 LIVE on CBS College Sports Network 2 p.m. Duke (OT) Virginia (11-7) Fairfield (17-2) 1 p.m. *Penn 10-8 *Penn (13-2) 4 National Championship Johnny Unitas Stadium Towson University Towson, Md. *North Carolina (13-4) 3 5:30 p.m. LIVE on CBS College Sports Network 1 p.m. *North Carolina 15-4 NATIONAL CHAMPION Towson (13-5) Vanderbilt (10-6) 4 p.m. Notre Dame *Notre Dame (15-4) 6 Johnny Unitas Stadium Towson University Towson, Md. *Syracuse (13-4) 7 LIVE on CBS College Sports Network 3:30 p.m. Syracuse Boston U. (15-3) Colgate (14-4) Noon *Maryland 20-4 *Maryland (19-0) 2 * - Host Institution for Preliminary-Round Games All Times are Local Time Semifinal #1-6 p.m. Semifinal # minutes after the conclusion of Semifinal #1

6 2009 Numerical Roster Coaching Staff No. Name Yr. Pos. Hometown (School) 0 Cassi Carley So. GK Sewickley, Pa. (Sewickley) 1 Sarah Bullard So. M Needham, Mass. (BB&N) 2 Virginia Crotty So. A New Vernon, N.J. (Oak Noll) 3 Danielle Kachulis Jr. M Parker, Colo. (Kent-Denver) 4 Kat Thomas Fr. M Latham, N.Y. (Shaker) 5 Christine Casey Jr. D Potomac, Md. (Holton-Arms) 6 Caroline Spearman So. M Reisterstown, Md. (McDonough) 7 Christie Kaestner So. A Trappe, Md. (St. Peter & Paul) 8 Miller Hughes So. M Baltimore, Md. (Roland Park) 9 Sara Godfrey Fr. D Dover, Mass. (Dover-Sherborn) 10 Carolyn Davis Sr. M Skaneateles, N.Y. (Skaneateles) 11 Rebecca Krom Fr. A Summit, N.J. (Kent Place) 12 Amanda Jones Fr. M Maple Glen, Pa. (Germantown Academy) 13 Caroline Cryer* Sr. A Centennial, Colo. (Cherry Creek) 14 Betsey Sauer Jr. D Duxbury, Mass. (Duxbury) 15 Jessica Adam* Sr. M Severna Park, Md. (Severn School) 16 Kim Wenger Fr. M Malvern, Pa. (Great Valley) 17 Morgan Miller So. A Denver, Colo. (Colorado Academy) 18 Lindsay Gilbride Jr. M Alexandria, Va. (Georgetown Visitation) 19 Hannah Fisher Fr. D Carmel, Ind. (Park Tudor School) 20 Kim Imbesi Sr. G Bridgewater, N.J. (Bridgewater-Raritan) 21 Sara Giedgowd Jr. D Wayne, Pa. (Conestoga) 22 Megan Del Monte Sr. A Lutherville, Md. (St. Paul s School For Girls) 23 Jessica McBride* Sr. D Madison, N.J. (Oak Knoll) 24 Christie Klauberg So. M Cos Cob, Conn. (Greenwich Academy) 25 Mollie Mackler Fr. G Longmeadow, Mass. (Longmeadow) 26 Emma Hamm So. M Wayne, Pa. (Baldwin) 27 Bridget Nolan Fr. M Summit, N.J. (Oak Knoll) 28 Taylor Fleming So. D Bryn Mawr, Pa. (Merion Mercy) 30 Jillian Heinz Jr. M Winnetka, Ill. (New Trier) 31 Christie Barnes Jr. M Wayne, Pa. (Radnor) 32 Christina Germinario* Sr. D Long Valley, N.J. (West Morris Central) *Denotes team captain Head Coach: Kerstin Kimel (Maryland 93) Asst. Coach: Josh Hexter (Assumption 95) Asst. Coach: Alex Kahoe (Maryland 00) Vol. Asst. Coach: Laura Anderson (Duke 06) Trainer: Jen McCollum (Hawaii 90) Manager: Aaron Markham (Duke 09) Roster By Class Seniors (7): Carolyn Davis, Caroline Cryer, Jessica Adam, Kim Imbesi, Megan Del Monte, Jessica McBride, Christina Germinario. Juniors (7): Danielle Kachulis, Christine Casey, Betsey Sauer, Lindsay Gilbride, Sara Giedgowd, Jillian Heinz, Christie Barnes. Sophomores (10): Cassi Carley, Sarah Bullard, Virginia Crotty, Caroline Spearman, Christie Kaestner, Miller Hughes, Morgan Miller, Christie Klauberg, Emma Hamm, Taylor Fleming. Freshmen (8): Kat Thomas, Sara Godfrey, Rebecca Krom, Amanda Jones, Kim Wenger, Hannah Fisher, Mollie Mackler, Bridget Nolan. HEAD COACH KERSTIN KIMEL Pronunciation Guide Bullard... BULL-erd Caroline (Cryer, Spearman)... KAHR-uh-line Carolyn (Davis)... KAHR-uh-lin Crotty... CROTT-ee Del Monte... del MONT-e Germinario...germ-in-ahr-EO Giedgowd...GID-gowd Godfrey...GOD-free Hamm...HOMM Imbesi... im-bayz-e Kachulis... kuh-choo-liss Kaestner... KAYST-ner Kahoe... KAY-ho Kerstin Kimel... KEER-stin KIM-uhl Klauberg... CLAW-burg Krom...KRAHM Sauer... SOUR Wenger... WENG-er Latham (N.Y.)...LAY-thumb Needham (Mass.)...NEED-uhm Reisterstown (Md.)... RIGH-stirs-town Trappe (Md.)...TRAP Skaneateles (N.Y.)...SKINNY-at-liss THE 2009 BLUE DEVILS

7 #15 Jess Adam Senior Attacker Severna Park, Md. #32 Christina Germinario Senior Defender Long Valley, N.J / (RS) 3/ / / / Totals 85/ / / / / Totals 72/ #13 Caroline Cryer Senior Attacker Centennial, Colo. #20 Kim Imbesi Senior Goalkeeper Bridgewater, N.J / / / (RS) 1/ / Totals 82/ Year G/GS Min Sv GA Sv Pct GAA GB CT /0 53: / : / : / : Totals 69/ : #10 Carolyn Davis Senior Midfielder Skaneateles, N.Y. #23 Jessica McBride Senior Defender Madison, N.J / / / / Totals 82/ / / / / Totals 38/ #22 Megan Del Monte Senior Attacker Lutherville, Md. #31 Christie Barnes Junior Midfielder Wayne, Pa / / / / Totals 76/ / / / Totals 35/

8 #5 Christine Casey Junior Defender Potomac, Md. #3 Danielle Kachulis Junior Midfielder Parker, Colo / / / Totals 18/ / / / Totals 60/ #21 Sara Giedgowd Junior Defender Wayne, Pa / / / Totals 58/ #18 Lindsay Gilbride Junior Attacker Alexandria, Va / / / Totals 57/ #14 Betsey Sauer Junior Defender Duxbury, Mass / / / Totals 44/ #1 Sarah Bullard Sophomore Midfielder Needham, Mass / / Totals 40/ #30 Jillian Heinz Junior Midfielder Winnetka, Ill / / / Totals 43/ #0 Cassi Carley Sophomore Goalkeeper Sewickley, Pa. Year G/GS Min Sv GA Sv Pct GAA GB CT /0 2: Did Not Play

9 #2 Virginia Crotty Sophomore Attacker New Vernon, N.J. #7 Christie Kaestner Sophomore Attacker Trappe, Md / / Totals 14/ / / Totals 36/ #28 Taylor Fleming Sophomore Defender Bryn Mawr, Pa / / Totals 6/ #24 Christie Klauberg Sophomore Midfielder Cos Cob, Conn / / Totals 10/ #26 Emma Hamm Sophomore Midfielder Wayne, Pa. #17 Morgan Miller Sophomore Attacker Denver, Colo / / Totals 40/ / / Totals 16/ #8 Miller Hughes Sophomore Midfielder Baltimore, Md. #6 Caroline Spearman Sophomore Midfielder Reistertown, Md / / Totals 8/ / / Totals 30/

10 #19 Hannah Fisher Freshman Defender Carmel, Ind. #25 Mollie Mackler Freshman Goalkeeper Longmeadow, Mass / Year G/GS Min Sv GA Sv Pct GAA GB CT /0 138: #9 Sara Godfrey Freshman Defender Dover, Mass. #27 Bridget Nolan Freshman Midfielder Summit, N.J / / #12 Amanda Jones Freshman Midfielder Maple Glen, Pa. #4 Kat Thomas Freshman Midfielder Latham, N.Y / THOMAS S CAREER STATISTICS / #11 Rebecca Krom Freshman Attacker Summit, N.J. #16 Kim Wenger Freshman Midfielder Malvern, Pa / /

11 Lacrosse Box Score (Final) #10 Virginia vs #4 Duke (May 10, 2009 at Durham, N.C.) Virginia (11-8) vs. Duke (15-5) Date: May 10, 2009 Attendance: 372 Weather: 80 degrees and sunny Score by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Virginia Duke Virginia SCORING: GOALS: Ashley McCulloch 4; Julie Gardner 3; Blair Weymouth 2; Kaitlin Duff 1; Brittany Kalkstein 1; Whitaker Hagerman 1; Jenny Hauser 1. ASSISTS: Ashley McCulloch 3; Kaitlin Duff 2; Brittany Kalkstein 1; Blair Weymouth 1. Duke SCORING: GOALS: Lindsay Gilbride 4; Caroline Cryer 4; Sarah Bullard 3; Emma Hamm 2; Megan Del Monte 1; Danielle Kachulis 1. ASSISTS: Megan Del Monte 3; Caroline Cryer 2; Lindsay Gilbride 2; Emma Hamm 1. Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Virginia Duke Ground balls by pr 1 2 OT O2 Total Virginia Duke Draw controls by p 1 2 OT O2 Total Virginia Duke Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Virginia Duke Fouls by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Virginia Duke Turnovers by perio 1 2 OT O2 Total Virginia Duke Clears by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Virginia Duke Free-position shots 1 2 OT O2 Total Virginia Duke Officials: Laura Hebert; Fran Trumbo; Barbra Almond; David Balogh. Scorer: Official's Kate signature Burkholder.

12 Duke Overall Team Statistics All games (as of May 10, 2009) Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS DU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored average Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists Free position made-att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position Unassisted Overtime 2 0 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/263 8/622 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/852 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Duke Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Duke Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Duke Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Duke Opponents

13 Duke Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of May 10, 2009) Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw fpg-fps gb dc t/o ct foul rc yc gc 13 Caroline Cryer Carolyn Davis Lindsay Gilbride Megan Del Monte Sarah Bullard Emma Hamm Kat Thomas Christie Kaestner Jessica Adam Virginia Crotty Kim Wenger Morgan Miller Amanda Jones Danielle Kachulis Caroline Spearman Bridget Nolan Jillian Heinz Miller Hughes Christie Klauberg Christie Barnes Betsey Sauer Christina Germinario Jessica McBride Taylor Fleming Mollie Mackler Sara Giedgowd Kim Imbesi Hannah Fisher Rebecca Krom Sara Godfrey Christine Casey Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 25 Mollie Mackler : Kim Imbesi : Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Duke Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Duke Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Duke Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Duke Opponents Attendance Summary DU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/263 8/622 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/852 CLEARS: Duke , Opponents

14 Duke Category Leaders All games (as of May 13, 2009) ## Points GP G A Pts Shots 13 Caroline Cryer Carolyn Davis Lindsay Gilbride Megan Del Monte Sarah Bullard ## Goals GP G A Pts Shots 10 Carolyn Davis Lindsay Gilbride Caroline Cryer Sarah Bullard Megan Del Monte ## Assists GP G A Pts Shots 13 Caroline Cryer Megan Del Monte Emma Hamm Lindsay Gilbride Carolyn Davis ## Ground Balls GP No. 20 Kim Imbesi Sarah Bullard Emma Hamm Carolyn Davis Kim Wenger ## Draw Controls GP No. 26 Emma Hamm Caroline Cryer Carolyn Davis Caroline Spearman Sarah Bullard ## Shots GP G A Shots Shot% 10 Carolyn Davis Lindsay Gilbride Caroline Cryer Sarah Bullard Megan Del Monte ## Shot Pct. GP G A Shots Shot% 17 Morgan Miller Kim Wenger Bridget Nolan Kat Thomas Christie Kaestner ## Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 10 Carolyn Davis Lindsay Gilbride Caroline Cryer Sarah Bullard Megan Del Monte ## Shots on Goal Pct. GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 16 Kim Wenger Morgan Miller Christie Barnes Christie Klauberg Jillian Heinz ## Caused Turnovers GP No. 26 Emma Hamm Sarah Bullard Carolyn Davis Lindsay Gilbride Sara Giedgowd ## Game-winning Goals GP No. 18 Lindsay Gilbride Sarah Bullard Carolyn Davis Caroline Cryer Emma Hamm 20 1 ## Free-position Goals GP No. 18 Lindsay Gilbride Sarah Bullard Carolyn Davis Megan Del Monte Caroline Cryer 19 5

15 Duke Team Game-by-Game All games (as of May 13, 2009) TEAM STATISTICS Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sh% Sog Sog% GW fpg-fps GB DC TO CT Fo RC YC GC 2/13/09 Denver /15/09 California Feb 20, 2009 RICHMOND Feb 22, 2009 WILLIAM & MARY Feb 28, 2009 Maryland Terrapins Mar 07, 2009 PRINCETON Mar 11, 2009 VANDERBILT Mar 14, 2009 Georgetown Mar 18, 2009 VIRGINIA TECH Mar 20, 2009 CANISIUS Mar 28, 2009 Virginia Apr 03, 2009 Northwestern Apr 11, 2009 Boston College Apr 17, 2009 NORTH CAROLINA Apr 19, 2009 Davidson Apr 23, 2009 BOSTON COLLEGE Apr 24, 2009 North Carolina Apr 26, 2009 Maryland May 3, 2009 DARTMOUTH May 10, 2009 VIRGINIA Duke Opponent TEAM PER-GAME Games played: 20 Shots per game: 31.60; Goals per game: Assists per game: 7.20; Points per game: Faceoff W-L pct: 0.467; Clear pct.: Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced 2/13/09 Denver : /15/09 California : Feb 20, 2009 RICHMOND : Feb 22, 2009 WILLIAM & MARY : Feb 28, 2009 Maryland Terrapins : Mar 07, 2009 PRINCETON : Mar 11, 2009 VANDERBILT : Mar 14, 2009 Georgetown : Mar 18, 2009 VIRGINIA TECH : Mar 20, 2009 CANISIUS : Mar 28, 2009 Virginia : Apr 03, 2009 Northwestern : Apr 11, 2009 Boston College : Apr 17, 2009 NORTH CAROLINA : Apr 19, 2009 Davidson : Apr 23, 2009 BOSTON COLLEGE : Apr 24, 2009 North Carolina : Apr 26, 2009 Maryland : May 3, 2009 DARTMOUTH : May 10, 2009 VIRGINIA : Totals : Opponent 1206:

16 Duke Lacrosse Overall/Conference Statistics All games (as of May 13, 2009) Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: OVERALL ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% to ct gw gb 13 Caroline Cryer Carolyn Davis Lindsay Gilbride Megan Del Monte Sarah Bullard Emma Hamm Kat Thomas Christie Kaestner Jessica Adam Virginia Crotty Kim Wenger Morgan Miller Amanda Jones Danielle Kachulis Caroline Spearman Bridget Nolan Jillian Heinz Miller Hughes Christie Klauberg Christie Barnes Betsey Sauer Christina Germinario Jessica McBride Taylor Fleming Mollie Mackler Sara Giedgowd Kim Imbesi Hannah Fisher Rebecca Krom Sara Godfrey Christine Casey Total Opponents OVERALL ## Player gp-gs min. ga gaavg saves pct w l t 25 Mollie Mackler : Kim Imbesi : Total : Opponents : CONFERENCE gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% to ct gw gb CONFERENCE gp-gs min. ga gaavg saves pct w l t : : : : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Duke Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Duke Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Duke Opponents Attendance Summary DU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/263 8/622 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/852 Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Duke Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Duke Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Duke Opponents Attendance Summary DU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 2/322 3/711 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

17 Duke Team High/Low Analysis All games (as of May 13, 2009) Duke - TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 37 vs Dartmouth (May 3) 33 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) GOALS 22 vs Dartmouth (May 3) 22 vs Vanderbilt (Mar 11) ASSISTS 15 vs Dartmouth (May 3) 12 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) SHOTS 43 vs Canisius (Mar 20) 38 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) 38 vs Vanderbilt (Mar 11) SHOTS ON GOAL 35 vs Canisius (Mar 20) 34 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) SAVES 15 vs Boston College (Apr 23) 13 vs North Carolina (Apr 24) 13 at Denver (2/13/09) GROUND BALLS 27 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) 25 vs Princeton (Mar 07) TURNOVERS 20 vs Princeton (Mar 07) 19 at Maryland Terrapins (Feb 28) CAUSED TURNOVERS 22 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) 20 vs Dartmouth (May 3) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 27 vs Vanderbilt (Mar 11) 24 at Maryland Terrapins (Feb 28) GOALS 16 vs Vanderbilt (Mar 11) 15 at Maryland Terrapins (Feb 28) ASSISTS 11 vs Vanderbilt (Mar 11) 9 at Maryland Terrapins (Feb 28) SHOTS 36 vs Boston College (Apr 23) 34 at Northwestern (Apr 03) SHOTS ON GOAL 25 vs Vanderbilt (Mar 11) 24 at Virginia (Mar 28) SAVES 16 vs Princeton (Mar 07) 15 vs Canisius (Mar 20) 15 vs William & Mary (Feb 22) GROUND BALLS 25 vs Princeton (Mar 07) 21 vs Vanderbilt (Mar 11) 21 vs William & Mary (Feb 22) TURNOVERS 22 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) 20 vs Dartmouth (May 3) CAUSED TURNOVERS 20 vs Princeton (Mar 07) 19 at Maryland Terrapins (Feb 28)

18 Duke High/Low Analysis All games (as of May 13, 2009) Duke - GAME LOWS POINTS 9 vs North Carolina (Apr 17) 10 at Northwestern (Apr 03) GOALS 7 at Northwestern (Apr 03) 7 vs North Carolina (Apr 17) ASSISTS 2 vs North Carolina (Apr 17) 3 at Georgetown (Mar 14) 3 at Northwestern (Apr 03) SHOTS 23 at Maryland Terrapins (Feb 28) 23 at Northwestern (Apr 03) SHOTS ON GOAL 16 at Northwestern (Apr 03) 19 at Maryland Terrapins (Feb 28) 19 at Georgetown (Mar 14) 19 at Boston College (Apr 11) SAVES 4 vs RICHMOND (Feb 20) 4 at Georgetown (Mar 14) GROUND BALLS 8 at Georgetown (Mar 14) 8 vs North Carolina (Apr 24) TURNOVERS 4 vs North Carolina (Apr 24) 7 vs William & Mary (Feb 22) CAUSED TURNOVERS 6 vs Virginia (May 10) 9 vs North Carolina (Apr 24) Opponent - GAME LOWS POINTS 1 vs Canisius (Mar 20) 3 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) GOALS 1 vs Canisius (Mar 20) 3 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) ASSISTS 0 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) 0 vs Canisius (Mar 20) 0 vs Boston College (Apr 23) SHOTS 12 vs Canisius (Mar 20) 13 vs RICHMOND (Feb 20) SHOTS ON GOAL 9 vs Canisius (Mar 20) 11 vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) SAVES 5 at Boston College (Apr 11) 6 at Maryland Terrapins (Feb 28) 6 vs Dartmouth (May 3) 6 vs Virginia (May 10) GROUND BALLS 6 at California (2/15/09) 8 vs North Carolina (Apr 24) TURNOVERS 6 vs Virginia (May 10) 9 vs North Carolina (Apr 24) CAUSED TURNOVERS 4 vs North Carolina (Apr 24) 7 vs William & Mary (Feb 22)

19 Duke Player High/Low Analysis All games (as of May 13, 2009) Duke - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS 8 Lindsay Gilbride vs Vanderbilt (Mar 11) 8 Caroline Cryer at California (2/15/09) GOALS 6 Carolyn Davis at Boston College (Apr 11) 6 Lindsay Gilbride vs Vanderbilt (Mar 11) 6 Carolyn Davis vs RICHMOND (Feb 20) ASSISTS 5 Caroline Cryer at California (2/15/09) 4 Lindsay Gilbride vs Dartmouth (May 3) SHOTS 10 Carolyn Davis vs Virginia Tech (Mar 18) 10 Lindsay Gilbride at Denver (2/13/09) SHOTS ON GOAL 9 Caroline Cryer vs Vanderbilt (Mar 11) 9 Carolyn Davis vs RICHMOND (Feb 20) SAVES 13 Kim Imbesi at Denver (2/13/09) 12 Kim Imbesi vs North Carolina (Apr 24) 12 Kim Imbesi vs North Carolina (Apr 17) 12 Kim Imbesi at Virginia (Mar 28) GROUND BALLS 7 Kim Imbesi vs RICHMOND (Feb 20) 5 Caroline Cryer vs RICHMOND (Feb 20) DRAW CONTROLS 7 Emma Hamm vs Virginia (May 10) 5 Caroline Cryer vs North Carolina (Apr 17) 5 Emma Hamm at Boston College (Apr 11) 5 Caroline Cryer vs Princeton (Mar 07) 5 Caroline Cryer vs William & Mary (Feb 22) 5 Caroline Cryer vs RICHMOND (Feb 20) 5 Carolyn Davis at Denver (2/13/09) CAUSED TURNOVER 4 Carolyn Davis vs Vanderbilt (Mar 11) 4 Emma Hamm at Denver (2/13/09)