Game 4: NO. 1 Maryland at No. 6 Virginia. Maryland (3-0, 1-0 ACC) TERRAPINS

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1 Virginia Cavaliers 2013 women s LACROSSE Game 4: NO. 1 Maryland at No. 6 Virginia Virginia (2-1, 0-0 ACC) CAVALIERS today s game Today s contest is the 54th meeting all-time between the Cavaliers and the Terrapins, making Maryland the most-played opponent in Virginia women s lacrosse history. Hoos vs TERRAPINS The Cavaliers trail in the all time series, 36-17, and hold a 9-12 record at home. Virginia lost last year s match-up in College Park, 12-9 Virginia looks for redemption as Maryland has won the past six consecutive games of the series. Virginia s last win came in the 2008 ACC Championship game with a 10-9 overtime victory. The Cavaliers and Terrapins have battled every year since 1982, but also played in 78 and 79. Virginia and Maryland have faced each other eight times in NCAA play, with Maryland holding the edge 5-3. UVa defeated Maryland, 8-6, in overtime in 1991 for a national title; Maryland then defeated the Cavaliers for the NCAA title in 1996, 1998, and The last NCAA match-up came in 2003, when Virginia defeated Maryland 9-8 in the semi-final round. Virginia vs No. 1 Since 1988, the Cavaliers have faced the No. 1 team 23 times Virginia has knocked off the top-ranked team in the nation three times, the last time was the 2006 ACC Tournament when UVa upset No. 1 Duke, 13-8 Virginia defeated No. 1 Princeton, 10-4, to win the 2004 National Championship The last time that Virginia faced Maryland when it was ranked No. 1 was a 18-6 loss in Charlottesville in 2011 Game Information Date...Mar. 1, 2013 Opening Draw... 7 p.m. Location...Charlottesville, Va. Series...UVa trails, Last Meeting... March 2, 2012 UVa 9, Maryland 12 (College Park) VS. Maryland (3-0, 1-0 ACC) TERRAPINS Home Openers Virginia is 29-8 in its home openers Virginia has twice opened the home portion of the schedule by hosting Maryland, including the 2011 loss to No. 1 Maryland, 18-6 Virginia defeated Maryland in the home opener in 2005, 15-8 LAST TIME OUT: UVa 9, Syracuse 10 The No. 8 Virginia women s lacrosse team couldn t hold onto a 5-2 halftime lead, falling 10-9 at No. 2 Syracuse. Morgan Stephens notched a hat trick for Virginia, while Casey Bocklet added two goals, and four additional Cavaliers each added a score. Goalkeeper Kim Kolarik earned a season-high 10 saves, while defender Megan Dunleavy added four ground balls and a caused turnover. The Cavaliers were able to hold the Orange scoreless for the first 15:28 of play, but committed 12 turnovers that contributed to the Orange overcoming the gap. TEwAARATON WATCH LIST Kim Kolarik and Megan Dunleavy were named to the 2013 Tewaaraton Award watch list. Dunleavy, a cocaptain for this year s team, anchors a defense that ranked 25th among all NCAA Division I teams last season, allowing 10.0 goals per game. Kolarik played in 18 of Virginia s 19 games last season, and has registered a.490 save percentage so far this season. balanced attack At Syracuse, the Cavaliers scored five goals in the first period by five different players Casey Bocklet, Caroline McTiernan, Dana Boyle, Courtney Swan, and Morgan Stephens all scored before the break In the first three games, eight Cavaliers have scored at least one goal 2013 SCHEDULE (2-1, 0-0 ACC) Feb 16 at Loyola W, at Richmond W, at Syracuse L, 9-10 Mar 01 MARYLAND* 7 p.m. 03 PENN STATE 1 p.m. 09 at North Carolina* 3:30 p.m. 13 WILLIAM & MARY 7 p.m. 16 PRINCETON 12 p.m. 20 at James Madison 7 p.m. 23 DUKE* 1 p.m. 27 at Old Dominion 7 p.m. 30 at Boston College* 1 p.m. Apr 2 at American 4 p.m. 7 NORTHWESTERN 7 p.m. 11 JOHNS HOPKINS 7 p.m. 17 VIRGINIA TECH* 7 p.m ACC Tournament TBA May 10 NCAA Tournament TBD * - ACC Contest ACC STANDINGS (as of February 24) Conf. Overall W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Maryland Duke North Carolina Boston College Virginia Virginia Tech MEDIA RELATIONS Asst. AD for Media Relations... Jim Daves Lacrosse Contact... Melissa Dudek Office... (434) Cell... (434) mdudek@virginia.edu MEDIA INFO All women s lacrosse home games are played at Klöckner Stadium. Credentials for all home games are issued for working media only and must be requested through the Athletics Media Relations office at least 24 hours prior to the selected event. Submit a request via to Melissa Dudek of Virginia s Media Relations Office to receive a credential.

2 UVA...STAT COMPARISON... Maryland Overall Record Goals Scored Goals/Game First Half Second Half Overtime Shot Pct Shots/Game Assists FP Goals-Att Goals Allowed GAA First Half Second Half Overtime Saves/Game Ground Balls Draw Controls Turnovers Caused Turnovers comeback cavaliers Virginia is 2-0 in games in which they are trailing at halftime and 0-1 in games in which they have the lead at the break At Loyola and Richmond, UVa trailed by a goal at halftime At Syracuse, the Cavaliers twice trailed by a goal in the second period, only to come back and tie the game. They could not come back a third time after Syracuse took its third lead of the game with 4:56 remaining IWLCA Coaches Poll Date: Feb. 26, 2013 Rank School Record Pts (1st) Last 1. Maryland (14) 4 2. Florida (5) 3 3. North Carolina (1) 5 4. Syracuse Northwestern VIRGINA Loyola Duke Notre Dame Penn State Georgetown Dartmouth Ohio State Massachusetts Cornell Towson Johns Hopkins Pennsylvania Stony Brook Louisville NR Others receiving votes: Boston College, Drexel, James Madison, Navy, Princeton, Stanford Italics indicates 2012 opponent NATIONAL RANKINGS stats leaders Ashlee Warner leads the team with 11 points, with six goals and a team-best five assists Casey Bocklet has a tam-high seven goals Dana Boyle has taken a team-high 15 shots Courtney Swan leads the team in draw controls (9) and caused turnovers (5) and is tied with Megan Dunleavy with six ground balls in goal Goalkeeper Kim Kolarik leads the ACC with 8.33 saves per game. She had 10 saves against Syracuse she shut out Richmond in the second half, coming up with six saves while not allowing a goal after the break Strength of schedule The Cavaliers will play five preseason-top-10 ranked teams in their first six games, opening the home slate by hosting No. 4 Maryland on Friday, Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. and No 10 Penn State on Sunday, March 3 at 1 p.m. before traveling to No. 5 North Carolina for a game on Saturday, March 9 at 3:30 p.m. The Cavaliers began the season at No. 6 Loyola and then played at No. 2 Syracuse In all, ten of this season s opponents were ranked in the preseason top-20 polls Up next The Cavaliers follow-up Friday s home opener by hosting No. 10 Penn State on Sunday, March 3 a 1 p.m. at Klöckner Stadium debeer/inside Lacrosse Media Poll Date: February 25, 2013 Rank School Pts 1st 1 Maryland Florida North Carolina Northwestern Syracuse Duke Notre Dame Virginia Loyola Georgetown Penn State Massachusetts Dartmouth Johns Hopkins Boston College Towson Penn Ohio State Navy Stony Brook 28 Also receiving votes: Princeton, Drexel, Harvard, Louisville, Hofstra, Stanford, Cornell, Delaware Italics indicates 2012 opponent 2 SEASON SUPERLATIVES This Season s Records... Overall Away Conference Opponents Away Non-Conference Opponents Away vs. Ranked Opponents Away vs. Unranked Opponents Away Scoring First Scoring Second At the Half... Leading at Halftime Trailing at Halftime Tied at Halftime By Goals... Scoring 0-5 Goals Scoring 6-10 Goals Scoring Goals Scoring Goals Scoring 20+ Goals By Shots... Leading in Shots Trailing in Shots Tied in Shots By Free Position Shots... Leading in Shots Trailing in Shots Tied in Shots By Free Position Goals... Leading in Goals Trailing in Goals Tied in Goals By Ground Balls... Leading in GBs Trailing in GBs Tied in GBs By Draw Controls... Leading in DCs Trailing in DCs Tied in DCs By Caused Turnovers... Leading in CTs Trailing in CTs Tied in CTs By Turnovers... Committing Less TOs Commiting More TOs Committing Same TOs By Goalkeeper Saves... Leading in Saves Trailing in Saves Tied in Saves By Months... In February In March In April In May Longest Winning Streak...2 games Longest Losing Streak... 1 loss Current Streak... 1 loss

3 At The Half Opponent...Halftime...Result Loyola... L, W, 10-9 Richmond... L, W, 13-7 Syracuse...W, L, 9-10 six games to be streamed The Virginia athletics department announced today its live broadcasting and streaming schedules for VirginiaSports.com and for WINA 1070 AM. The schedule is comprised of approximately 70 events including baseball, men s lacrosse and women s lacrosse games. Additional contests may be added at a later date The audio broadcasts and video webcasts on VirginiaSports.com are part of the Cavaliers Live subscription package. Subscription details and pricing can be found on the VirginiaSports. com website The Cavalier women s lacrosse team will have six games webcast on VirginiaSports.com and its April 11 matchup with Johns Hopkins will be carried on WINA 1070 AM. Friday, March 1, 7 p.m., vs. Maryland - Live Video on VirginiaSports.com Sunday, March 3, 1 p.m., vs. Penn State - Live Audio on VirginiaSports.com Saturday, March 16, Noon, vs. Princeton - Live Video on VirginiaSports.com Sunday, April 7, 7 p.m., vs. Northwestern - Live Video on VirginiaSports.com Thursday, April 11, 7 p.m., vs. Johns Hopkins - Live on WINA 1070 AM & Live Video on VirginiaSports.com Wednesday, April 17, 7 p.m., vs. Virginia Tech - Live Video on VirginiaSports.com NEW FACES The Cavalier attack will have a new look this season with the top-five goal scorers from 2012 absent from the 2013 roster. Sophomore Liza Blue (Butler, Md.), who scored 17 goals with two assists in her rookie season, is the top returner for the Cavalier attack. In addition to adding seven freshmen, the Cavaliers also have three players who have transferred in as sophomores. Midfielder Caroline Seats played at Georgetown last season. Midfielder Sally Jentis (Ridgewood, N.J.) joins the Cavaliers spending a year at Florida and attacker Casey Bocklet (South Salem, N.Y.) comes to UVa from the 2013 National Champions, Northwestern. recruiting class news and notes Brittany Brown, Sarah Crowley, Besser Dyson, Maggie Preas, Kelly Reese, Posey Valis and Wyatt Whitley have signed National Letters of Intent to play for the Cavaliers beginning with the season. The recruiting class includes two pair of teammates, Preas and Valis from McDonogh School in Maryland, the No. 1-ranked team on the 2012 Max Preps Xcellent 25 Girls Lacrosse preseason rankings, and Dyson and Whitley from St. Stephens & St. Agnes in Alexandria, Va., the second-ranked school on that same list. Brown, Reese and Whitley have earned high school All-America honors 2013 captains Virginia women s lacrosse head coach Julie Myers announced that fourth-years Megan Dunleavy and Caroline McTiernan have been named captains for the 2013 season. Dunleavy, a defender from Fairfax Station, Va., is a two-time member of the All-ACC Academic team. Last season, she was second on the squad with 11 caused turnovers. She has started all of the Cavaliers games in both 2011 and McTiernan, a midfielder from Garden City, N.Y., played in seven games last season, scoring four goals. Follow us! Follow the Virginia women s lacrosse team on Twitter this Game updates, travel highlights and miscellaneous coverage will be provided. Check out our Facebook page as well: University of Virginia Women s Lacrosse Head Coach Julie Myers 2004 NCAA Champions Five-Time ACC Champion ( 98, 04, 05, 06, 07) 2004 IWLCA National Coach of the Year 2007 IWLCA South Region Coach of the Year Two-time ACC Coach of the Year ( 02, 08) 17-Straight NCAA Appearances 40 All-Americans 36 All-ACC honorees 2013 HIGHS AND LOWS Virginia Team Highs Goals... 13, at Richmond (2/20) Assists... 6, at Richmond (2/20) Points... 19, at Richmond (2/20) Shots... 32, twice, last at Richmond (2/20) Shots on Goal... 26, at Richmond (2/20) Ground Balls... 18, at Richmond (2/20) Draw Controls... 14, twice, last at Richmond (2/20) Least Turnovers... 10, at Richmond (2/20) Caused Turnovers...6, last at Richmond (2/20) Virginia Team Lows Goals...9, at Syracuse (2/24) Assists...3, at Syracuse (2/24) Points...12, at Syracuse (2/24) Shots...15, at Syracuse (2/24) Shots on Goal...12, at Syracuse (2/24) Ground Balls...11, at Syracuse (2/24) Draw Controls...9, at Syracuse (2/24) Most Turnovers... 13, at Loyola (2/16) Caused Turnovers... 3, at Syracuse (2/24) Individual Cavalier Highs Goals...3, three times, last Morgan Stephens at Syracuse (2/24) Assists.. 2, three times, last two Cavs at Richmond (2/20) Points... 5, twice, last Ashlee Warner at Richmond (2/20) Shots...7, three times, last Casey Bocklet at Richmond (2/20) Shots on Goal...4, seven times, last Bocklet at Syracuse (2/24) Ground Balls...4, Megan Dunleavy at Syracuse (2/24) Draw Controls... 6, Courtney Swan at Loyola (2/16) Caused TOs... 2, three times last Swan at Syracuse (2/24) Miscellaneous Quickest Start... 27:31, at Loyola (2/16) Slowest Start...24:58, at Syracuse (2/24) Largest Halftime Lead... 3, at Syracuse (2/24) Smallest Halftime Lead...- Largest Halftime Deficit...- Smallest Halftime Deficit.. 1, twice, last at Richmond (2/20) Largest Deficit Overcome...1, twice, last at Richmond (2/20) Opponent Team Highs Goals...10, Syracuse (2/24) Assists...3, Syracuse (2/24) Points...13, Syracuse (2/24) Shots...23, Syracuse (2/24) Shots on Goal...20, Syracuse (2/24) Ground Balls...20, Richmond (2/20) Draw Controls...12, Syracuse (2/24) Least Turnovers...7, Syracuse (2/24) Caused Turnovers...9, Syracuse (2/24) Opponent Team Lows Goals...7, Richmond (2/20) Assists... 1, twice, last Richmond (2/20) Points...8, Richmond (2/20) Shots...21, Richmond (2/20) Shots on Goal...15, Richmond (2/20) Ground Balls...11, Syracuse (2/24) Draw Controls... 7, Loyola (2/16) Most Turnovers...14, Richmond (2/20) Caused Turnovers...5, Richmond (2/20) Individual Opponent Highs Goals...4, Alyssa Murray, Syracuse (2/24) Assists... 3, Michelle Tumolo, Syracuse (2/24) Points... 5, Michelle Tumolo, Syracuse (2/24) Shots...7, Alyssa Murray, Syracuse (2/24) Shots on Goal... 6, two Orange, Syracuse (2/24) Ground Balls...4, three times, last two Spiders, Richmond (2/20) Draw Controls.. 4, Sam Stevenson, Richmond (2/20) Caused TOs...5, five times, last two Orange, Syracuse (2/24) Miscellaneous Quickest Opp. Start...28:50, at Loyola (2/16) Slowest Opp. Start...4:32, at Syracuse (2/24) 3

4 2013 CAVALIER ROSTER No. Name Pos. Class Hometown (High School) 2 Lauren Goerz M Jr. Danville, CA (Monte Vista) 3 Taylor Ranftle A Fr. Hauppauge, NY (Hauppauge) 4 Christie Donovan M Jr. Hingham, MA (Brooks) 5 Megan Dunleavy D Sr. Fairfax Station, VA (Robinson) 6 Morgan Stephens M So. Olney, MD (Good Counsel) 7 Courtney Swan M So. Vero Beach, FL (Vero Beach) 8 Caroline Seats M So. Baltimore, MD (Georgetown) 9 Liza Blue A So. Butler, MD (Garrison Forest) 10 Maddy Fabiani M Jr. McLean, VA (Potomac) 11 Ashlee Warner A Jr. Corning, NY (Corning-Painted Post East) 12 Ella Cooper M Fr. Cockeysville, MD (Friends School) 13 Dana Boyle A R-So. Londonderry, NH (Londonderry) 14 Kendall Speno D Fr. Summit, NJ (Summit) 15 Kelsey Gahan D So. Cockeysville, MD (Notre Dame Prep) 16 Leigh Ruland M Jr. Annapolis, MD (St. Mary s) 17 Meghan Helm D Jr. Ellicott City, MD (Notre Dame Prep) 19 Maddy Keeshan A Jr. Greenwich, CT (Deerfield) 20 Casey Bocklet A So. South Salem, NY (Northwestern) 21 Anne Thomas M Sr. Baltimore, MD (Bryn Mawr) 22 Caroline McTiernan A Sr. Garden City, NY (Garden City) 23 Lelan Bailey D Sr. Millersville, MD (Severna Park) 25 Erin Laschinger M Sr. Lutherville, MD (Notre Dame Prep) 26 Jess Loizeaux A So. Mullica Hill, NJ (Clearview Regional) 27 Mary Alati M Fr. Glen Ridge, NJ (Glen Ridge) 28 Liz Colgan GK Jr. Cockeysville, MD (Notre Dame Prep) 30 Kim Kolarik GK Sr. Riva, MD (South River) 31 Sarah Gillespie D Fr. Mendham, NJ (Mendham) 32 Daniela Eppler D So. Baltimore, MD (Roland Park Country School) 34 Sally Jentis M So. Ridgewood, NJ (Florida) 35 Kelly Boyd A Fr. Baltimore, MD (St. Paul s School for Girls) 36 Brooke Boyd A Fr. Baltimore, MD (St. Paul s School for Girls) Head Coach: Julie Myers (Virginia 90), 18th season Associate Head Coach: Colleen Shearer (Rowan 95), 16th season Assistant Coach: Jessy Morgan (Virginia 07), third season Operations Assistant: Jess Wilk Strosberg (Maryland 90), first season Volunteer Assistant Coach: Kendall McBrearty (Virginia 08), second season Athletic Trainer: Blair Putnam (Virginia 04) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Class 27 Mary Alati M Fr. 23 Lelan Bailey D Sr. 9 Liza Blue A So. 20 Casey Bocklet A So. 36 Brooke Boyd A Fr. 35 Kelly Boyd A Fr. 13 Dana Boyle A R-So. 28 Liz Colgan GK Jr. 12 Ella Cooper M Fr. 4 Christie Donovan M Jr. 5 Megan Dunleavy D Sr. 32 Daniela Eppler D So. 10 Maddy Fabiani M Jr. 15 Kelsey Gahan D So. 31 Sarah Gillespie D Fr. 2 Lauren Goerz M Jr. 17 Meghan Helm D Jr. 34 Sally Jentis M So. 19 Maddy Keeshan D Jr. 30 Kim Kolarik GK Sr. 25 Erin Laschinger M Sr. 26 Jess Loizeaux A So. 22 Caroline McTiernan A Sr. 3 Taylor Ranftle A Fr. 16 Leigh Ruland M Jr. 8 Caroline Seats M So. 14 Kendall Speno D Fr. 6 Morgan Stephens M So. 7 Courtney Swan M So. 21 Anne Thomas M Sr. 11 Ashlee Warner A Jr. ROSTER BY CLASS Fourth-years (6): Lelan Bailey, Megan Dunleavy, Kim Kolarik, Erin Laschinger, Caroline McTiernan, Anne Thomas Third-years (8): Liz Colgan, Christie Donovan, Maddy Fabiani, Lauren Goerz, Meghan Helm, Maddy Keeshan, Leigh Ruland, Ashlee Warner Second-Years (10): Liza Blue, Dana Boyle, Casey Bocklet, Daniela Eppler, Kelsey Gahan, Sally Jentis, Jess Loizeaux, Caroline Seats, Morgan Stephens, Courtney Swan First-Years (6): Mary Alati, Brooke Boyd, Kelly Boyd, Ella Cooper, Sarah Gillespie, Taylor Ranftle, Kendall Speno HOOS FROM WHERE Maryland (15): Bailey, Blue, Boyd B., Boyd K., Colgan, Cooper, Eppler, Gahan, Helm, Kolarik, Laschinger, Ruland, Seats, Stephens, Thomas New Jersey (5): Alati, Gillespie, Jentis, Loizeaux, Speno New York (4): Bocklet, McTiernan, Rantftle Warner Virginia (2): Dunleavy, Fabiani California (1): Goerz Connecticut (1): Keeshan Florida (1): Swan Massachusetts (1): Donovan New Hampshire (1): Boyle 4 QUICK FACTS Location...Charlottesville, Va. Founded by Thomas Jefferson Enrollment...21,106 (14,591 undergrads) President... Teresa A. Sullivan Athletics Director...Craig Littlepage Faculty Athletics Rep...Carolyn M. Callahan Mascot... Cavalier Nicknames... Cavaliers, Wahoos, Hoos Colors... Orange and Blue Song... Good Old Song Conference...Atlantic Coast Conference Home Field...Klöckner Stadium Surface (cap.)... Grass (8,000) Athletics Website... University Website... MEDIA RELATIONS Asst. AD for Media Relations...Jim Daves Lacrosse Contact...Melissa Dudek Office... (434) Cell... (434) mdudek@virginia.edu UVA Media Relations... (434) Media Relations Fax... (434) Mailing Address... PO Box Charlottesville, VA GAME CREDENTIALS Media interested in covering any women s lacrosse games are to contact Amy Mulligan of the Virginia Media Relations office prior to the event - (434) COACH/PLAYER INTERVIEWS For interviews with head lacrosse coach Julie Myers or any Cavalier lacrosse players, please contact Amy Mulligan of the Media Relations Office. Coach Myers is usually available for interviews weekday mornings. Interviews with players will be available according to class and practice schedules. At no time will an athlete s phone number be released to the media, and media are asked not to contact athletes at home, on their cell or by . POST-GAME INTERVIEWS Coach Myers and players will be available for interviews following a short cool-down period after games. Please make all requests for interviews with Assistant Media Relations Director Amy Mulligan in the press box. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Lelan Bailey Liza Blue Maddy Fabiani Kelsey Gahan Lauren Goerz Jess Loizeaux Lee-Lan Lie-zuh Fay-bee-on-ee Hard G, rhymes with fan Gerz Lah-wah-zoh

5 offensive season HIGHS Player Goals Assists Points Casey Bocklet 3, at Loyola (2/16) 2, at Richmond (2/20) 4, twice, last at 2, at Richmond (2/20) Dana Boyle 2, at Loyola (2/16) 1, at Syracuse (2/24) 2, twice, last at Syracuse (2/24) Lauren Goerz 1, at Richmond (2/20) 1, at Richmond (2/20) Sally Jentis 1, at Richmond (2/20) 1, at Richmond (2/20) Maddy Keeshan Caroline McTiernan 2, at Richmond (2/20) 1, at Richmond (2/20) 3, at Richmond (2/20) Caroline Seats Morgan Stephens 3, at Syracuse (2/24) 1, at Richmond (2/20) 3, twice, last at Syracuse (2/24) Courtney Swan 1, three times, last at Syracuse (2/24) 1, at Loyola (2/16) 2, at Loyola (2/16) Anne Thomas Ashlee Warner 3, at Richmond (2/20) 2, twice, last at Richmond (2/20) 5, at Richmond (2/20) defensive Season HIGHS Player Ground BALLS DRAW CONTROLS CAUSED turnovers Lelan Bailey 2, at Richmond (2/20) 3, at Syracuse (2/24) 1, at Richmond (2/20) Casey Bocklet 1, twice, last at Richmond (2/20) 2, at Richmond (2/20) Dana Boyle 1, at Syracuse (2/24) Megan Dunleavy 4, at Syracuse (2/24) 1, at Richmond (2/20) Daniela Eppler 3, at Richmond (2/20) 1, three times, last at Syracuse (2/24) Sarah Gillespie 1, at Loyola (2/16) 1, at Loyola (2/16) Lauren Goerz 3, at Richmond (2/20) 1, three times, last at Syracuse (2/24) 2, at Richmond (2/20) Sally Jentis 1, at Richmond (2/20) 1, twice, last at Syracuse (2/24) Maddy Keeshan 1, at Richmond (2/20) 1, twice, last at Richmond (2/20) 1, twice, last at Richmond (2/20) Caroline McTiernan 3, at Loyola (2/16) 2, at Syracuse (2/24) Caroline Seats 2, at Loyola (2/16) 2, at Richmond (2/20) Morgan Stephens 1, twice, last at Richmond (2/20) 3, at Richmond (2/20) Courtney Swan 3, at Syracuse (2/24) 6, at Loyola (2/16) 2, twice, last at Syracuse (2/24) Anne Thomas 3, at Richmond (2/20) Ashlee Warner Goalie SEASON highs PLAYER LEAST GOALS ALLOWED SAVES GROUND BALLS CAUSED TURNOVERS Kim Kolarik 7, at Richmond (2/20) 10, at Syracuse (2/24) 1, three times, last at Syracuse (2/24) Liz Colgan PLAYER CAREER HIGHS Player Goals Assists Points Erin Lashinger 1, George Mason (4/13/10) 1, No. 18 William & Mary (3/17/10) 1, twice Caroline McTiernan 4, Boston College (3/4/10) 1, twice, last at Richmond (2/20/13) 4, Boston College, (3/4/10) Anne Thomas 3, twice 1, twice 3, three times MULTIPLE GOAL GAMES Player... Career McTiernan Thomas Blue Bocklet Boyle Stephens Warner Loizeaux Slater Keeshan MULTIPLE ASSIST GAMES Player... Career Warner Keeshan Bocklet Swan SEASON STREAKS HAT TRICKS Player... Career McTiernan Thomas Bocklet Stephens Warner Blue Boyle Keeshan Slater GOAL STREAK Player Bocklet...3 Boyle...3 McTiernan...3 Stephens...3 Swan...3 Warner...3 POINT STREAK Player Bocklet...3 Boyle...3 McTiernan...3 Stephens...3 Swan...3 Warner...3 GAME WINNERS Player Boyle

6 2013 Virginia Lacrosse Virginia Combined Team Statistics All games (as of Feb 27, 2013) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh GWG GB DC TO CT Feb 16 at #6 Loyola W Casey Bocklet Feb 20 at Richmond W Morgan Stephens Feb 24 at #2 Syracuse L Ashlee Warner Caroline McTiernan TEAM STATISTICS VA OPP 13 Dana Boyle Courtney Swan SHOT STATISTICS Sally Jentis Goals-Shot attempts Lauren Goerz Goals scored per game Maddy Keeshan Shot pct Anne Thomas Shots on goal-attempts Caroline Seats SOG pct Lelan Bailey Shots/Game Kim Kolarik Assists Sarah Gillespie Free position Made-Att Daniela Eppler Free position pct Megan Dunleavy GOAL BREAKDOWN... Total Total Goals Opponents Free-position Unassisted GOAL AVERAGE- -SAVES- Overtime ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Goals scored average GROUND BALLS Kim Kolarik 3 180: DRAW CONTROLS Total : TURNOVERS Opponents : CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Clear Pct ATTENDANCE... Virginia Total Opponents Dates/Avg Per Date... 0/0 3/539 Neutral Site #/Avg... 0/0 SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Virginia Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total Virginia Opponents SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD 1st 2nd Total Virginia Opponents