No. 9 USC Set For Ping-Pong MPSF Weekend

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1 U S C W o m e n s L a c r o s s e 2015 and 2016 MPSF Coach of the Year Lindsey Munday 2 MPSF Players of the Year 2016 MPSF Champions 2 NCAA Tournament Appearances 22 All-MPSF Selections 4 IWLCA All-Americans For release: April 6, 2017 University of Southern California Sports Information 3501 Watt Way HER103 Los Angeles, Calif. (213) Fax: (213) Assistant Director (Women s Lacrosse): Jeremy Wu Office: (213) Cell: (213) jjw@usc.edu No. 9 USC Set For Ping-Pong MPSF Weekend Schedule and Results 9-3 Overall 3-0 MPSF IWLCA Rank: No Home 2-2 Away 2-1 Neutral February 11 Saint Mary s College * (P12+) W vs. No. 9 Northwestern + (P12+) W OT 24 at No. 4 Florida (UF Youtube) L at Stetson (HatterVision.com) W 18-3 March 8 Boston University (P12+) W New Hampshire (P12LA) W at Dartmouth (ILDN) W vs. No. 11 Cornell & L at No. 7 Stony Brook (AmEast) L vs. Ohio State W Fresno State * (P12+/Twitter) W 21-5 April 2 California * (P12LA/BA) W at Oregon * (P12+) 1 p.m. 8 at San Diego State * 6 p.m. 14 Colorado * (P12LA/M) $ 5 p.m. 21 at Stanford * (P12LA/BA) 5 p.m. 23 at UC Davis * 12 p.m. 27 MPSF Tournament Quarterinals % TBD 28 MPSF Tournament Semifinals % TBD 30 MPSF Tournament Final % TBD * MPSF (Mountain Pacific Sports Federation) game Bold indicates home game played at McAlister Field All times Pacific unless otherwise noted + at Murdock Stadium (ECCC) Torrance, Calif. & at Nickerson Field Boston, Mass. at Wilkins Field (MLHS) Mountain Lakes, N.J. $ at L.A. Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles, Calif. % MPSF Tournament McAlister Field Los Angeles, Calif MPSF Standings mpsf Pct. Ovr. Pct. 6 Colorado USC Stanford Oregon San Diego State UC Davis Fresno State California Saint Mary s College as of April 4, 2017 MPSF Women s Lacrosse Contact Darren Preston (dp725@sbcglobal.net) Game 13 No. 9 USC (9-3, 3-0) at Oregon (7-5, 3-1) Papé Field Eugene, Ore. Friday, April 7 1 p.m. PT Series History: USC leads, 3-2 (.600) Streak: W2 Last Meeting: W, 17-4 (Mar. 27, 2016 McAlister Field) Stream: Pac-12+ Oregon (Pac-12.com/live) Opponent Web: GoDucks.com Game 14 No. 9 USC (9-3, 3-0) at San Diego State (8-4, 2-2) Aztec Lacrosse Field San Diego, Calif. Saturday, April 8 6 p.m. PT Series History: USC leads, 4-0 (1.000) Streak: W4 Last Meeting: W, 20-6 (April 2, 2016 McAlister Field) Stream: YouTube.com/SDSUAztecLacrosse Opponent Web: GoAztecs.com CROSSExamination USC is No. 9 in the IWLCA Coaches Poll. The Trojans are the defending MPSF regular-season and tournament champions. The Trojans have won 29 of their last 33 games. USC is on a three-game winning streak and can match the season s longest streak with a win over Oregon on Friday. The Trojans have won 13 straight MPSF regular-season games; a streak that dates back to April 25, 2015 (16-4 win at San Diego State). USC is led by 2015 MPSF Player of the Year and two-time All-American attacker Michaela Michael (Sr.); the MPSF s all-time leader in draw controls (351). She also ranks third in league history for goals (196) and is USC s career leader. Sr. attacker Cynthia Del Core set a USC single-game record with 11 points (5g, 6a) in a win over Dartmouth (March 17); the most by an MPSF player since Denver s Jill Remenapp had 12 points in Michael has been named MPSF Offensive Player of the Week three straight weeks and has nine-career weekly awards from the league. LOS ANGELES The No. 9-ranked USC lacrosse team (9-3, 3-0 MPSF) hits the road for back-to-back MPSF games at Oregon (7-5, 3-1) on Papé Field in Eugene, Ore., at 1 p.m. PT on Friday (April 7) and then turns around to face San Diego State (8-4, 2-2) at the Aztec Lacrosse Field in San Diego, Calif., on Saturday (April 8) at 6 p.m. PT. The home institutions will stream both games live. USC enters the weekend on a three-game winning streak and an undefeated mark in league games. The Trojans have won 13 consecutive MPSF regular-season games and have not dropped a game to a league opponent since the end of the 2015 campaign. Following back-to-back 21-point outbursts, the USC offense sits atop the MPSF rankings with goals per contest. The Trojans also lead the nation with an 8.44 margin of victory. USC s 6.81 goals-against average now leads the nation and the Trojans.500 shooting percentage is tops in the MPSF and 3rd in the NCAA. The Women of Troy are led by two-time All-American attacker Michaela Michael (40g, 12a, 76dc) who has been named the MPSF Player of the Week each of the last two weeks. She guides a potent scoring attack with fellow seniors Kylie Drexel (19g, 10a), Gabby McMahon (20g, 6a), and Cynthia Del Core (22g, 15a). Junior goalie Gussie Johns leads the MPSF in goals-against average (7.19 gaa) and leads the league in ground balls (4.17 gbpg). Freshman midfielder Kerrigan Miller (22g, 9a) has four hat tricks in 12 games and is a two-time MPSF Rookie of the Week selection. On defense, senior Nina Kelty (19gb, 8ct) and junior Lydia Sutton (22gb, 17ct) anchor the back line.

2 2017 USC Women of Troy NAME POSITION HEIGHT YEAR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 2 Michaela Michael Attack 5-10 Sr. Hillsborough, Calif. (Menlo School) 3 Gussie Johns Goalie 5-9 Jr. Washington, D.C. (St. Stephen s and St. Agnes School) 4 Ashley Hill Attack 5-2 Fr. Novato, Calif. (Marin Catholic HS) 5 Emily Concialdi Midfield 5-3 So. Yorktown Heights, N.Y. (Yorktown HS) 6 Jackie Gilbert Midfield 5-10 So. Pleasanton, Calif. (Amador Valley HS) 7 Kelly Johansen Midfield 5-5 Fr. Glen Head, N.Y. (North Shore HS) 8 Natalie Byrne Midfield 5-8 Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 9 Morgan Kuligowski Midfield 5-4 Fr. Great Falls, Va. (Langley HS) 10 Gabbi Klein Attack 5-9 So. Danville, Calif. (Monte Vista HS) 12 Allie Gershman Midfield 5-7 So. Boca Raton, Fla. (Pine Crest HS) 14 Drew Jackson Midfield 5-8 Sr. Tyrone, Ga. (Woodward Academy) 17 Amanda Flayhan Midfield 5-3 So. Waccabuc, N.Y. (John Jay HS/Michigan) 18 Emily Shields Defense 5-4 Fr. Westfield, N.J. (Westfield HS) 19 Kerrigan Miller Midfield 5-5 Fr. Bayport, N.Y. (Bayport-Blue Point HS) 20 Lydia Sutton Defense 5-6 Jr. Minnetonka, Minn. (The Blake School) 21 Alexis Kardias Attack 5-4 Jr. Westfield, N.J. (Westfield HS) 23 Kylie Drexel Attack 5-4 Sr. Davis, Calif. (Davis HS) 24 Sarah Larkin Attack 5-2 Fr. Orlando, Fla. (Bishop Moore HS) 26 Hannah Upshaw Goalie 5-7 Fr. Santa Ana, Calif. (Foothill HS) 27 Katie Karahalios Midfield 5-3 So. Lake Forest, Ill. (Lake Forest HS) 28 Glade Nugent Defense 5-8 Sr. Medford, N.J. (Shawnee HS) 29 Shannon Nugent Attack 5-6 Sr. Medford, N.J. (Shawnee HS) 32 Gabby McMahon Attack 5-5 Sr. Bardonia, N.Y. (Immaculate Heart Academy) 37 Kaeli Huff Midfield 5-6 Fr. Eastport, N.Y. (Eastport-South Manor HS) 44 Cynthia Del Core Attack 5-7 Sr. Bay Shore, N.Y. (Bay Shore HS) 45 Avery Hogarth Defense 5-7 So. Mississauga, Ontario (The Hill Academy/Vermont) 47 Nina Kelty Defense 5-6 Sr. Palo Alto, Calif. (Palo Alto HS) USC Coaches and Staff Name Pronunciation Guide HEAD COACH Lindsey Munday, 5th year (Northwestern 06) ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH / DEFENSE Devon Wills, 5th year (Dartmouth 06) ASSISTANT COACH / OFFENSE Alyssa Leonard, 3rd year (Northwestern 14) DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Megan Ward, 1st year (North Carolina 16) ATHLETIC TRAINER Karin Dowen, 1st year Emily Concialdi Kylie Drexel Gussie Johns Katie Karahalios Alexis Kardias Nina Kelty Gabby McMahon Michaela Michael Glade Nugent conch-ee-al-dee like eye GUSS-ee car-ah-hall-ee-ohs CAR-dee-us NEE-nuh KELL-tee muck-mann mick-hay-lah like paid Soni McAlister Field Soni McAlister Field is the home of USC women s soccer and women s lacrosse. Thanks to a generous $150,000 donation from Hobart and Soni McAlister, a new field was built on the corner of 30th Street and Hoover Street in The field served as the home of USC soccer for 14 years before lacrosse was added as USC s 21st varsity sport in Trojan lacrosse played its first season in the spring of 2013, and hosted Massachusetts in their first game at the field on February 10. In 2000, a permanent scoreboard was installed in the southwest corner of the field. In the summer of 2012, the field was moved eastward to accommodate the construction of a new fire station, which put the field s new entrance at 30th and University Avenue. USC lacrosse is 28-8 (.778) all-time at McAlister Field (since 2013). The Trojans went undefeated on the home field in 2015 (7-0) and 2016 (9-0). USC has also hosted at least one home game at the LA Memorial Coliseum in each of the program s first four seasons and is 3-2 in the historic venue.

3 USC Head Coach Lindsey Munday One of the most accomplished collegiate women s lacrosse players in the history of the sport, Lindsey Munday was handpicked to lead the first-ever USC women s lacrosse team in Munday was named the MPSF Coach of the Year in 2015 and 2016; and was the IWLCA s West/Midwest Regional Coach of the Year. She was also chosen as the ILWomen National Coach of the Year in As a player, she won a pair of NCAA titles with Northwestern in 2005 and She then became an assistant at NU and helped the Wildcats to three titles from Munday is a two-time world champion (2009 and 13) with the U.S. women s national team. In 2009, she earned All-World recognition with 17 goals and 20 assists (37 points) in seven games and later captained the 2013 squad to a record seventh FIL World Cup title. Munday has a (.674) overall record and has guided the Trojans to backto-back NCAA berths ( ), and the 2016 MPSF title. In 2013, she exceeded expectations and led USC to a fourth-place finish with an appearance in the league tourney after the Trojans were picked to finish seventh. Munday was the top assistant at Northwestern ( ) as the recruiting coordinator and offensive coach. NU was 85-4 during her tenure and went 23-0 in She tutored several All-Americans, including Tewaaraton Trophy winners Kristen Kjellman and Hannah Nielsen. One of the greatest players in NU history, Munday was a Tewaaraton semifinalist in 2005 and 2006, and finished her career as the program s all-time leader in assists (128), third in points (268), and fifth in goals (140). She set single-season NU records for points (107) and assists (54) in The Wildcats were and won the school s first-ever NCAA titles in the sport. She helped Northwestern become the first school outside the Eastern Time zone to win a national title and the first program to win consecutive NCAA championships. She was a two-time first-team All-American ( ), All-Region, and All- American Lacrosse Conference selection. Munday received a bachelor s degree in communication from Northwestern in Lindsey Munday Career Record Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Finish Rank Postseason th -- MPSF Semifinals T-3rd -- MPSF Quarterfinals nd -- MPSF Final/NCAA 2nd Rd st No. 5 MPSF Champ/NCAA QF Totals The Lindsey Munday File 5th year at USC (.674) overall, 31-7 (.816) MPSF 2015 and 2016 MPSF Coach of the Year 2016 IWLCA West/Midwest Region Coach of the Year; 2016 ILWomen National Coach of the Year Coached 22 All-MPSF, 13 IWLCA All-West Region selections, 4 IWLCA All- Americans 2013 MPSF ROY (Amanda Johansen), 2015 MPSF POY (Michaela Michael), and 2016 MPSF POY (Courtney Tarleton) 2013 Lacrosse Magazine Person of the Year 7-year member of the US Lacrosse Women s National Team; captain of the 2013 FIL World Cup squad 2-time World Champion with Team USA (2009, 13) 2-time NCAA champion as a player at Northwestern ( ); 3-time champion as assistant coach at NU ( ) Tewaaraton Trophy semifinalist (2005, 06); 2-time IWLCA first-team All- American ( ) Bachelor s degree in communications (Northwestern 06) 2017 USC Quick Facts University Information Location Los Angeles, California Founded 1880 Enrollment 43,000 (19,000 undergraduates) Campus Size 150 Acres President Dr. C.L. Max Nikias Athletic Director Lynn Swann Senior Woman Administrator Dr. Donna C. Heinel National Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference MPSF, Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Nickname Trojans / Women of Troy Fight Song Fight On Colors Cardinal and Gold Mascot Traveler Home Field (Capacity) McAlister Field (1,000) Lacrosse Staff Head Coach Lindsey Munday (5th year) Alma Mater Northwestern, 06 Munday s Record at USC (.674) Munday s Career Record (.674) Munday s MPSF Record 31-7 (.816) Associate Head Coach (Def) Devon Wills (5th year) Assistant Coach (Off) Alyssa Leonard (3rd year) Director of Operations Megan Ward Lacrosse Office Phone (213) Athletic Trainer Karin Dowen Training Room Phone (213) Sports Information Director Tim Tessalone Mailing Address USC Sports Information Heritage Hall 103 Los Angeles, CA Office Phone (213) Women s Lacrosse SID Jeremy Wu Office Phone (213) Office Fax (213) Mobile Phone (213) jjw@usc.edu USC Ticket Office (213) 740-GOSC Website Twitter / Lacrosse History First Season of Women s Lacrosse * 2013 First Women s Lacrosse Head Coach Lindsey Munday All-Time Record (.674) All-Time Conference Record 31-7 (.816) All-Time Postseason Record 5-5 All-Time NCAA Postseason Record 2-2 National Championships 0 Conference Championships 1 (2016) NCAA Appearances 2 ( ) IWLCA All-America Selections (Team) 4 (2/0/2) IWLCA All-Region Selections (Team) 13 (6/7) All-MPSF Selections (Team) 22 (13/9) MPSF All-Academic Selections 34 * First season women s lacrosse scholarships awarded at USC 2016 Season Review Overall Record 20-1 MPSF Conference Record 9-0 (1st Place) Home Record 10-0 (4-0 MPSF) Away Record 7-1 (5-0 MPSF) Neutral Site Record 3-0 Final Ranking No. 5 Postseason Finish NCAA Quarterfinal Last Opponent at No. 4 Syracuse (L, OT) 2017 Team Information Letterwinners Returning / Lost 16 / 15 Starters Returning / Lost 7 / 5 Newcomers 11 Class Breakdown (Sr / Jr / So / Fr) 8 / 3 / 7 / 9 Position Breakdown (Mid / Att / Def / G) 9 / 12 / 5 / 2

4 2017 USC Superlatives Overall Overall Record 9-3 Conference 3-0 Non-Conference 6-3 Home 5-0 Away 2-2 Neutral 3-1 First to Score 5-0 Opponent First to Score 4-3 Score10 Goals, or More 9-2 Score Fewer Than 10 Goals 0-1 Leading at Half 9-0 Trailing at Half 0-3 Tied at Half 0-0 Overtime 1-0 vs. Ranked Opponents 1-3 vs. Unranked Opponents 8-0 Against Opponents More Shots 8-1 Fewer Shots 1-2 Same Shots 0-0 More Ground Balls 7-1 Fewer Ground Balls 2-2 Same Ground Balls 0-0 More Draw Controls 6-3 Fewer Draw Controls 2-0 Same Draw Controls 1-0 Time to Goals Shortest to 1st USC Goal 01:03 (02/26) Longest to 1st USC Goal 11:10 (02/17) Shortest to 1st Opp Goal 00:35 (03/31) Longest to 1st Opp Goal 39:14 (04/02) Shortest Between USC Goals 00:09 (4 times) Longest Between USC Goals 29:49 (02/18) Shortest Between Opp Goals 00:21 (02/24) Longest Between Opp Goals 39:14^ (04/02) * Time between goals is within same game ^ start/end of game USC Goals by Half Most Goals 1st Half 14, three times Most Goals 2nd Half 12 at Dartmouth (03/17) Fewest Goals 1st Half 3 at Florida (02/24) Fewest Goals 2nd Half 1 vs. NU (02/18) Opponent Goals by Half Most Goals 1st Half 8, SBU (02/24) Most Goals 2nd Half 8, Florida (02/24) Fewest Goals 1st Half 0, California (04/02) Fewest Goals 2nd Half 1, three times Margins Largest Halftime Margin +14, vs. California (04/02) Smallest Halftime Margin -4, at Florida (02/24) Largest Final Margin +18, vs. SMC (02/11) Smallest Final Margin -5, at Florida (02/24) Streaks Longest Win Streak 3, twice (2/26-3/17; 3/26-) Longest Losing Streak 2 (Mar ) Active Streak Won 3 Scouting Report OREGON: The Ducks (7-5, 3-1) had won six of their first eight, but have since dropped three games in four outings. Most recently, Oregon fell, 15-6, on an East Coast trip to face Virginia. The Ducks lead the MPSF in assists at 6.92 per game. Cambi Cukar ranks 14th in the nation at 2.33 assists per game and is second on the active career leaders list in the NCAA. Cukar has also won 31 draws for Oregon to go with six goals and 12 ground balls. Shannon Williams leads the Ducks attack with 37 goals (18a, 55pts) and ranks second in the MPSF. Bella Pyne has also broken the 30-goal mark and has 11 assists to go with a team-high 19 caused turnovers. Mariah Gatti is the Ducks third 30-goal scorer and also had 31 draw controls this season. In goal, Becca Katzen surrenders goals per game with a.366 save percentage. USC is 3-2 all-time against the Ducks and has won each of the last two contests. SAN DIEGO STATE: The Aztecs (8-4, 2-2 MPSF) are coming off a loss to Fresno State, which snapped a three-game winning streak. Previously, SDSU put together a five-game winning streak between Feb. 24-Mar. 15. In both streaks, the Aztecs won overtime games. San Diego State leads the MPSF in ground balls at per game to rank 15th in the NCAA. Kristen Hickey has 30 ground balls and is the Aztecs leading scorer with 31 points (25g, 6a). Hickey is also second on the team with 17 caused turnovers and third with 15 draw controls. Alex Watson (23g, 3a) and Kayla Dietz (23g, 1a) are the other major pieces to the Aztec offense. On the other side of the ball, Mackenzie Lech has 29 ground balls, 16 caused turnovers, and 13 draw controls. In goal, Katrina Reeves has a.478 save percentage with a goals-against average. USC has won each of the four previous meetings against SDSU. Ready... Set... Draw! USC OREGON SAN DIEGO ST. GOALS PER GAME GOALS-AGAINST AVG SCORING MARGIN SHOTS PER GAME SHOTS ON GOAL PCT FREE-POSITION PCT DRAW CONTROLS GROUND BALLS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS (.830) (.841) (.853) OPPONENT CLEARS (.718) (.797) (.750) SAVE PERCENTAGE TRACK THE TROJANS: Fans of USC lacrosse can follow the Trojans on Twitter and Instagram. For a behind-the-scenes look at the program, scores, and news updates, The Women of Troy appear on four Pac-12 Networks live broadcasts this spring and were shown on Ivy League Digital Network (at Dartmouth, March 17), AmericaEast.tv (at Stony Brook, March 24), Florida s YouTube channel (Feb. 24), and HatterVision (at Stetson, Feb. 26). USC s non-televised home games at McAlister Field will be on the Pac-12+ stream portal at Pac-12.com/live/USC-2. LAST TIME OUT: The Trojans got back to their MPSF schedule and posted a pair of resounding wins over Fresno State (21-5) and California (21-4). The wins were the second and third in a row for USC and pushed the team s MPSF regular-season winning streak to 13 straight. It also extended USC s home winning streak to 22 consecutive including 20 straight on McAlister Field. Michaela Michael scored four goals against the Bulldogs and had six against the Bears for her 33rd and 34th-career hat tricks. Kaeli Huff had a breakout offensive performance with five goals against FSU to lead the Trojans to victory. HOME, SWEET HOME: USC has won 22 straight home games including those played at McAlister Field and at the LA Memorial Coliseum. The Trojans have won 20 straight at McAlister Field and own a 28-8 all-time record on home grass. USC has not lost at McAlister Field since April 18, 2014 (10-8 to Oregon).

5 MPSF and NCAA Statistical Rankings as of April 3, 2017 TEAM RANKINGS GOALS AGAINST AVG/DEFENSE 6.81 gaa 1st 1st SCORING MARGIN gpg 1st 1st SHOT PERCENTAGE.500 1st 3rd GOALS PER GAME gpg 1st 5th TURNOVERS PER GAME topg 1st 8th POINTS PER GAME ppg 1st 10th GROUND BALLS PER GAME gbpg 1st 16th SAVE PERCENTAGE.500 2nd 11th SHOTS ON GOAL PER GAME sogpg 2nd 14th ASSISTS PER GAME 6.42 apg 2nd 19th FOULS PER GAME fpg 2nd (8th) -- CAUSED TURNOVERS PER GAME ctpg 3rd 16th SHOTS PER GAME spg 4th 29th DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME dcpg 7th 41st SAVES PER GAME 6.83 spg 8th -- GOALS Michaela Michael, Sr. 40 goals 1st 13th GOALS PER GAME Michaela Michael, Sr gpg 1st 16th ASSISTS Cynthia Del Core, Sr. 15 assists 3rd -- Michaela Michael, Sr. 12 assists 10th -- ASSISTS PER GAME Cynthia Del Core, Sr apg 4th -- POINTS Michaela Michael, Sr. 52 points 2nd 16th POINTS PER GAME Michaela Michael, Sr ppg 2nd 21st Cynthia Del Core, Sr ppg 10th -- GAME-WINNING GOALS Cynthia Del Core, Sr. 2 goals T-5th -- Gabby McMahon, Sr. 2 goals T-5th -- Kaeli Huff, Fr. 2 goals T-5th -- Kerrigan Miller, Fr. 2 goals T-5th -- GROUND BALLS PER GAME Gussie Johns, Jr gbpg 1st 3rd SHOTS PER GAME Michaela Michael, Sr spg 7th -- SHOTS ON GOAL PER GAME Michaela Michael, Sr spg 5th -- SHOT PERCENTAGE Michaela Michael, Sr th 12th Kerrigan Miller, Fr th -- DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME Michaela Michael, Sr dcpg 2nd 9th CAUSED TURNOVERS PER GAME Lydia Sutton, Jr ctpg 3rd -- Kerrigan Miller, Fr ctpg 5th -- GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE Gussie Johns, Jr gaa 1st 2nd SAVE PERCENTAGE Gussie Johns, Jr nd 20th SAVES Gussie Johns, Jr. 66 saves 8th -- SAVES PER GAME Gussie Johns, Jr spg 8th -- FREE-POSITION GOALS PER GAME Kylie Drexel, Sr fpgpg 6th 36th The Last Time USC... WON A GAME vs. California (21-4), 04/02/17 LOST A GAME at Stony Brook (7-9), 03/24/17 WON A HOME GAME vs. California (21-4), 04/02/17 LOST A HOME GAME vs. Northwestern (11-12 OT), 02/07/15 LOST AT McALISTER FIELD vs. Oregon (8-10), 04/18/14 WON ON THE ROAD vs. Ohio State (16-7), 03/26/17 LOST ON THE ROAD at Stony Brook (7-9), 03/24/17 WON AN OVERTIME GAME vs. Northwestern (11-10 OT), 02/18/17 LOST AN OVERTIME GAME at Syracuse (11-12 OT), 05/21/16 WON AN MPSF REGULAR-SEASON GAME vs. California (21-4), 04/02/17 LOST AN MPSF REGULAR-SEASON GAME at Stanford (6-12), 04/19/15 WON AN MPSF TOURNAMENT GAME at Stanford (8-5), 05/01/16 LOST AN MPSF TOURNAMENT GAME vs. Stanford (11-16), 05/03/15 DEFEATED A NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENT vs. Ohio State (16-7), 03/26/17 LOST TO A NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENT at Stony Brook (7-9), 03/24/17 WON AN NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME vs. Stanford (14-8), 05/15/16 LOST AN NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME at Syracuse (11-12 OT), 05/21/16 DEFEATED A RANKED OPPONENT vs. No. 9 Northwestern (11-10 OT), 02/18/17 LOST TO AN UNRANKED OPPONENT vs. Oregon (6-7), 05/01/14 PLAYED A NO. 1-RANKED TEAM vs. No. 1 Northwestern (L, 5-18), 02/09/13 WAS RANKED IN THE IWLCA TOP 20 No. 9, 04/03/17 WAS RANKED IN THE IWLCA TOP 10 No. 9, 04/03/17 WAS RANKED NO. 1 IN THE IWLCA POLL -- WAS NOT RANKED IN THE IWLCA POLL 05/25/15 SCORED 20 GOALS OR MORE 21 vs. California, 04/02/17 SCORED 30 POINTS OR MORE 31 vs. Fresno State, 03/31/17 RECORDED 10 ASSISTS OR MORE 10 vs. Fresno State, 03/31/17 HAD 25 GROUND BALLS OR MORE 28 vs. Ohio State, 03/26/17 * Road games include neutral sites played at LA Coliseum

6 ONES TO WATCH: Senior attacker Michaela Michael, junior goalie Gussie Johns, and junior defender Lydia Sutton were each named to the official Tewaaraton Award Watch List. Michael makes her second appearance on the watch list after finishing as one of the 25 top candidates for the award in Johns and Sutton are first-timers on the list, and join former All-American Amanda Johansen who was also on the 2016 Watch List. Courtney Tarleton was not a Watch List name, but was one of the 25 candidates alongside Michael in USC MPSF Weekly Honors OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE ROOKIE TOTAL MPSF Offensive Player of the Week FEB 6 Sr. M Kristen Hickey, SDSU FEB 13 So. M Miranda Stinson, COLO FEB 20 Jr. A Darby Kiernan, COLO FEB 27 Jr. A Jocelyn Lubert, SMC MAR 6 Sr. A Johnna Fusco, COLO MAR 13 So. M Miranda Stinson, COLO MAR 20 Sr. A Michaela Michael, USC MAR 27 Sr. A Michaela Michael, USC APR 3 Sr. A Michaela Michael, USC APR 10 APR 17 APR 24 MPSF Defensive Player of the Week FEB 6 Sr. G Becca Katzen, ORE FEB 13 Sr. G Paige Soenksen, COLO FEB 20 Jr. G Gussie Johns, USC FEB 27 Sr. G Katrina Reeves, SDSU MAR 6 Sr. D Casey Taggart, SDSU MAR 13 Sr. G Paige Soenksen, COLO MAR 20 So. G Jenny Wilkens, CAL MAR 27 Sr. M Kristen Hickey, SDSU APR 3 So. M Taylor Cuenin, UCD APR 10 APR 17 APR 24 MPSF Rookie of the Week FEB 6 Fr. M Taylor Sullivan, SDSU FEB 13 Fr. M Marina Mayo, FSU FEB 20 Fr. M Kerrigan Miller, USC FEB 27 Fr. M Daniella McMahon, STAN MAR 6 Fr. M Kayla Galet, FSU MAR 13 Fr. A Amanda Outcalt, UCD MAR 20 Fr. M Kerrigan Miller, USC MAR 27 Fr. M Taylor Sullivan, SDSU APR 3 Fr. M Kaeli Huff, USC APR 10 APR 17 APR 24 EAST COAST BIAS: USC has played 18 games on the East Coast and holds a 7-11 overall record in those games. The Trojans own wins over Stetson, Dartmouth (2), LIU Brooklyn, and Marist in true road games. USC defeated James Madison at a neutral location in the 2015 NCAA first round in Durham, N.C.; and beat Ohio State in a game played in New Jersey. This regular season, USC has played games in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey. The Trojans also played two for the first time in Florida earlier this season. POLL POSITION: The Trojans opened the season ranked No. 4 in the IWLCA Coaches preseason poll. The ranking was a program high and was also the highest any team from the MPSF and from the West Coast had ever been ranked in the coaches poll. Following two wins, USC moved up one spot to No. 3 to further rewrite the record books. USC has spent 22 consecutive weeks ranked in the IWLCA poll (including 17 straight in the top 10) dating back to a No. 19 ranking in the 2016 preseason poll. The Trojans are 6-10 against teams ranked in the top 10 of the poll and are 1-7 against teams ranked among the top five. KA-POW: Junior goalie Gussie Johns and freshman midfielder Kerrigan Miller received MPSF Defensive Player and Rookie of the Week honors, respectively, following USC s thrilling overtime victory over No. 9 Northwestern. Johns had 17 saves (second most in school history) and tied a school record with eight ground balls. Miller scored her first-career hat trick, which included the gamewinning goal to put the Wildcats away. On March 20, senior attacker Michaela Michael was named the league s Offensive Player of the Week and Miller repeated her Rookie of the Week honors as the first MPSF player to do so this season. Michael was also chosen on March 27 for her eighth-career nod and then again on April 3 for her ninth. On April 3, freshman midfielder Kaeli Huff was named Rookie of the Week for the first time in her career. In all, USC has had 30 MPSF weekly award winners: 12 offensive, 10 defensive, and eight rookie honors. CORE POWER: Senior attacker Cynthia Del Core s 11-point outburst in USC s 19-8 win over Dartmouth (March 17) set a new single-game school record. She broke the previous record of nine points reached by Michaela Michael once and six other times by Caroline delyra. Del Core reached new career highs in goals (5) and assists (6) and posted the highest point total in a single game by an MPSF player in four years: since Denver s Jill Remenapp had 12 points in a game in The 11 points tied for fifth in MPSF single-game history and her six assists tied the USC single-game record held by Michael and delyra (six times). RED, WHITE, AND BLUE TIMES TWO: Junior goalie Gussie Johns and associate head coach Devon Wills were each named to the U.S. Lacrosse Women s National Team roster that will compete at the upcoming FIL Women s World Cup in Guildford, England, July Johns is the first-ever USC student-athlete to receive a call up to the senior national team. Wills, Johns mentor, will represent the U.S. for the third consecutive World Cup. She helped lead Team USA to record sixth and seventh world titles in 2009 and She was named Player of the Match in the 2009 gold-medal game as she preserved an 8-7 win over Australia. OH, CANADA: Junior defender Lydia Sutton and sophomore defender Avery Hogarth were each named to the Canadian Lacrosse Association s Senior National Team roster that will compete at the upcoming FIL Women s World Cup in Guildford, England, July The duo helped Canada win its first gold medal in the 2015 FIL U19 World Championship. Sutton was also a part of the 2013 Canadian roster that took silver in the FIL World Cup when it lost to the U.S. in the final. ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS: The Women of Troy have celebrated four IWLCA All- America selections through four years as a program. Senior attacker Michaela Michael was the first-ever All-American selection as a third-teamer in Last year, Michael and defender Courtney Tarleton were each named to the first team. Senior midfielder Amanda Johansen was chosen to the third team to give the Trojans two first-team and two third-team selections all-time.

7 HAT TRICK MAGIC: Senior attacker Michaela Michael has scored three or more goals in 34 games in her career. She is the program s all-time leader for hat-trick games. Senior attacker Kylie Drexel is the next active Trojan on the all-time list with 12 hat-trick games. Senior attacker Cynthia Del Core ranks third on the team s current roster with 10 all-time games of three goals or more. In all, 16 Trojans have scored hat tricks in their careers. STATE YOUR CASE: The Trojans roster is made up of players from 10 different states. California and New York lead with seven squadwomen from each. Four Women of Troy are from New Jersey. USC has two players from the state of Florida, and one each from Oregon, Virginia, Illinois, Georgia, Minnesota, and Washington D.C. The Trojans also have one player from Ontario, Canada. IN CONTROL: Senior attacker Michaela Michael is the USC and MPSF career leader in draw controls (351). Michael set a new single-game league record with 15 (vs. Fresno State; Feb. 24, 2015), which has since been broken; and is the single-season leader with 123 draw controls in She has also had three games where she has had 12 draw controls, which ties for third-best in conference single-game history. TRANSITIVE PROPERTIES: The Trojans add a pair of transfer players to the roster in Sophomore midfielder Amanda Flayhan comes to USC from Michigan and sophomore defender Avery Hogarth was formerly a member of Vermont s lacrosse team. Hogarth and the Catamounts faced the Trojans at McAlister Field in SUNSHINE HOMECOMING: Two current Trojans hail from the Sunshine State of Florida. Sophomore midfielder Allie Gershman is from Boca Raton and freshman attacker Sarah Larkin is from Orlando. Gershman and Larkin made a homecoming trip when USC went to Florida for the first time in program history to face the Gators in Gainesville, Fla., and Stetson in DeLand, Fla. RING IT UP: It seems almost like it might be a prerequisite that you have won a championship ring in order to join the USC lacrosse staff. Head coach Lindsey Munday owns a pair of NCAA titles as a player at Northwestern ( ) and has three more as an assistant coach with the Wildcats ( ). She is also a two-time FIL World Champion (2009 and 2013). Assistant coach Alyssa Leonard won a pair of NCAA titles with Northwestern ( ) and most recently, the addition of director of operations Megan Ward brings two more NCAA championships to the staff. Ward was the starting goalie for North Carolina when the Tar Heels won crowns in 2013 and While she may not have an NCAA championship, associate head coach Devon Wills helped Dartmouth finish as NCAA runners-up in 2006 (to Northwestern) and she can claim two World Championships as the starting goalie for Team USA (2009 and 2013). DRAWN TOGETHER: The Trojans were very familiar with current assistant coach Alyssa MPSF Preseason Coaches Poll Team (1st Place Votes) Points 1 USC (8) 64 2 Stanford (1) 56 3 Colorado 51 4 Oregon 38 5 UC Davis 36 6 San Diego State 28 7 California 23 8 Fresno State 20 9 Saint Mary s College USC Poll Progression Week IWLCA ILWomen Nike RPI Jan 30 (P) Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May Notes: USC received votes in the national polls for the first time on February 9, The Trojans entered a national poll for the first time on May 27, 2015, as No. 20 in the final Inside Lacrosse Media Poll of the season. USC was ranked in the polls for the first time on Feb. 1, 2016, at No. 19 in the IWLCA and No. 18 in the media poll. USC s No. 4 ranking in the 2017 preseason IWLCA poll is the highest ever for an MPSF team; and the first time that USC opens a season ranked in the top 10 and in the top 5. RK TEAM PTS REC LAST 1 Maryland (20) North Carolina Florida Stony Brook Penn State Colorado Princeton Cornell USC Penn Syracuse Notre Dame Denver Towson Virginia Northwestern Boston College RV 18 James Madison NR 19 Elon Virginia Tech Others receiving votes: Duke, Louisville as of April 3, 2017 IWLCA Top 20 Poll Cascade ILWomen Media Poll RK TEAM PTS REC LAST 1 Maryland (20) North Carolina (1) Florida Stony Brook Colorado Penn State Princeton Cornell Penn USC Syracuse Notre Dame Denver Boston College Virginia Tech Towson Northwestern Virginia James Madison Louisville Others receiving votes: Johns Hopkins, Elon, Duke, Temple, Loyola, Albany as of April 3, 2017 Nike/Lacrosse Mag Top 20 Poll RK TEAM REC LAST 1 Maryland North Carolina Florida Stony Brook Colorado Penn State Cornell Princeton Penn USC Syracuse Notre Dame Northwestern Boston College Virginia Towson Elon Denver James Madison Louisville 10-4 NR Also considered (alphabetical): Albany, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Massachusetts, Stanford, Virginia Tech, Yale as of April 3, 2017

8 USC Career Leaders Points 1. Caroline delyra (157g 122a) Michaela Michael (196g 62a) Amanda Johansen (134g 60a) Kylie Drexel (87g 50a) Cynthia Del Core (75g 28a) Caroline Cordrey (76g 11a) Gabby McMahon (56g 22a) Annie Ruland (45g 14a) Paige Bonomi (43g 6a) Alex Moore (35g 11a) Goals 1. Michaela Michael Caroline delyra Amanda Johansen Kylie Drexel Caroline Cordrey Cynthia Del Core Gabby McMahon Annie Ruland Paige Bonomi Alex Moore Assists 1. Caroline delyra Michaela Michael Amanda Johansen Kylie Drexel Cynthia Del Core Gabby McMahon Drew Jackson Annie Ruland Caroline Cordrey Gabbi Klein Ground Balls 1. Courtney Tarleton Gussie Johns Amanda Johansen Lydia Sutton Liz Shaeffer Nina Kelty Kelsey Dreyer Gabby McMahon Michaela Michael Kaitlyn Couture Kylie Drexel Draw Controls 1. Michaela Michael Amanda Johansen Kelsey Dreyer Kylie Drexel Courtney Tarleton Kate Pederson Kaila Sommi Kaitlyn Couture Drew Jackson Nina Kelty Caused Turnovers 1. Courtney Tarleton Amanda Johansen Lydia Sutton Kaitlyn Couture Nina Kelty Michaela Michael Kelsey Dreyer Gabby McMahon Gussie Johns Kylie Drexel Saves 1. Gussie Johns (345 GA) Liz Shaeffer (383 GA) Hannah Upshaw (12 GA) Cassandra Collins (19 GA) Leonard well before she arrived at Troy. Leonard secured a Northwestern record 15 draw controls in USC s historic first game on Feb. 9, 2013, at the L.A. Coliseum. The following year, as a senior, she set the NU school record for career draws won and helped the Wildcats defeat the Trojans at Wrigley Field; a game that included an incredible highlight-reel behind-the-back goal. Following her graduation, Leonard agreed to join the Trojans staff and made an immediate impact on USC s success in the center circle. She has tutored All-American Michaela Michael to the MPSF single-game (15) and single-season (123) draw control records and has been USC s offensive coordinator the last three seasons. 3 YOU NAME IT: Junior goalie Gussie Johns was named by her three older brothers. As it turns out, the summer during which Gussie was to be born, her brothers (Tucker, Bo, and Gibson) knew someone at their summer camp named Gussie and had taken a liking to the name. Born into an athletic family, the fact that there happened to have been an athlete named Gussie Johns who played four sports at Princeton in the late 1970 s, only further solidified the boys choice. Beyond her athletic pedigree, Johns is a business administration major who aspires to one day own her own company. She s also quite the avid chef in the kitchen. 4 AGGIE HILL: Freshman attacker Ashley Hill s older sister K.C. played attack for conference foe UC Davis in Hill s older brother Christopher is a junior attacker for Navy s men s lacrosse team. 5 PLAY IT AGAIN: Sophomore midfielder Emily Concialdi can play the ukulele. She is also quite the skier. She was named the Journal News Westchester/ Putnam s 2014 Girls Skier of the Year. Concialdi captured the New York Section 1 Girls Giant Slalom title and the Skimeister crown (for the lowest combined time for slalom and giant slalom) and finished in the top 10 in both downhill events at the state championships as a junior. She is the second-youngest of six siblings. 6 BAND AID: Sophomore midfielder Jackie Gilbert used to play the drums and if she weren t playing lacrosse, she would be in the USC Trojan Marching Band, The Greatest Marching Band In The History Of The Universe. 7 SISTER, SISTER: Freshman midfielder Kelly Johansen is the younger sister of former USC All-American midfielder Amanda Johansen. She will wear the same number as the elder Johansen and becomes the second pair of sisters to both play for the Trojans (Glade/Shannon Nugent). 10 FORE SCORE: Sophomore midfielder Gabbi Klein was also a member of the girls golf team at Monte Vista High School. 14 CAREER DRIVEN: Senior midfielder Drew Jackson was among a group of more than 200 current student-athletes and NCAA postgraduate scholarship recipients to attend the NCAA s 2015 Career in Sports Forum in Indianapolis the racing capital of the world. Jackson was one of just six attendees invited from the Pac-12, all of whom expressed an interest in working in the sports industry. USC Lacrosse Hat Trick Club NAME TOTAL MICHAEL, Michaela DELYRA, Caroline JOHANSEN, Amanda DREXEL, Kylie CORDREY, Caroline DEL CORE, Cynthia RULAND, Annie BONOMI, Paige MILLER, Kerrigan MOORE, Alex JACKSON, Drew McMAHON, Gabby GERTON, Olivia HUFF, Kaeli KARDIAS, Alexis MAWHINNEY, Maggie * Note: Total indicates number of career games with three or more goals

9 She in particular is working towards a career in broadcasting. Outside of sports and her career aspirations, Jackson can play the piano and guitar, and is quite the singer. 18 GET INVOLVED: Freshman defender Emily Shields wasted no time plugging in on campus. She is a member of the Trojan Athletic Senate and the Student Business Association. 19 TOP OF THE CLASS: Freshman midfielder Kerrigan Miller was the top-rated women s lacrosse recruit according to Inside Lacrosse. She is USC s first-ever No. 1 recruit and brings U19 national team experience to the squad. Miller, who is one of five siblings, comes from an athletic family. Her older sister MacKenzie played lacrosse at Belmont Abbey College and sister Delaney is on the snowboard team at East Carolina University. 20 LADY OF THE NORTH: Junior defender Lydia Sutton who is sometimes referred to as the Lady of the North, and Lyd the Kid among other things wears her jersey number to meet a happy medium. As a multi-sport athlete in high school, she donned No. 18 for lacrosse and No. 22 for soccer. Since both numbers were already taken when she arrived at USC, she took their average and chose to wear the number KY WILL TRY: Senior attacker Kylie Drexel just wants to play. At Davis High School she became the only student to win the Triple D Award for being the Most Valuable Player three varsity sports (lacrosse, basketball, field hockey) in the same year. She was also Davis Female Athlete of the Year as a senior. 37 UNDER THE INFLUENCE: Freshman midfielder Kaeli Huff has had a lot of familial sports figures to look up to. She draws inspiration from her father Scott who played for and coached the New York Saints indoor lacrosse team. Her uncle, Steven Huff, played lacrosse at North Carolina and later for the Saints and Lizards. Another uncle, Kevin Huff, played football and lacrosse at Hofstra and played lacrosse for the N.Y. Saints. Her uncle, Keith Huff, played football at Hofstra; and her aunt Victoria Huff, played softball for North Carolina and professionally for the Carolina Diamondbacks. Huff s uncle Chris Engers was a member of 1992 USA Paralympic team that competed in Barcelona. Huff is also an active member of the Trojan Athletic Senate and the Student Business Association. 45 CANADIAN CARAVAN: Sophomore defender Avery Hogarth is USC lacrosse s first international player. She was born in and hails from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Hogarth played her freshman season at Vermont before transferring to join the Women of Troy. In 2015, she and now teammate Lydia Sutton helped the Canadian U19 team capture gold medals at the World Championships. 47 JUST VEG OUT: Senior defender Nina Kelty has been a vegetarian for the last 15 years. She still maintains that there is no restaurant out there better than her mom s home cooking. She runs her own Instagram (neenz_cuisine) and food blog about eating and cooking healthy MPSF Tournament Information The 2017 MPSF Lacrosse Tournament will be held April at USC s McAlister Field. The tournament features the top six teams from the final regular season league standings. Last year, the Trojans finished the regular season undefeated and entered the tournament as the top seed. USC defeated Stanford in the title game to win the program s first-ever conference crown. THURSDAY, APRIL 27 :: Quarterfinals Game 1 No. 3 Seed vs. No. 6 Seed Game 2 No. 4 Seed vs. No. 5 Seed Bye No. 1 and No. 2 Seeds FRIDAY, APRIL 28 :: Semifinals Game 3 No. 1 Seed vs. Game 2 Winner Game 4 No. 2 Seed vs. Game 1 Winner SUNDAY, APRIL 30 :: Championship Game Game 5 Game 3 Winner vs. Game 4 Winner 2017 Honors and Awards Team Selected to finish first in MPSF Preseason Poll Kylie Drexel ILWomen Preseason All-America Honorable Mention Kaeli Huff MPSF Rookie of the Week (Apr. 3) Gussie Johns Tewaaraton Award Watch List MPSF Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 20) ILWomen Preseason All-America Second Team Michaela Michael Tewaaraton Award Watch List MPSF Offensive Player of the Week (Mar. 20) MPSF Offensive Player of the Week (Mar. 27) MPSF Offensive Player of the Week (Apr. 3) ILWomen Preseason All-America First Team Kerrigan Miller ILWomen National Rookie of the Week (Feb. 20) MPSF Rookie of the Week (Feb. 20) MPSF Rookie of the Week (Mar. 20) Lydia Sutton Tewaaraton Award Watch List ILWomen Preseason All-America Third Team All-Time USC Lacrosse Superlatives All Games Home Games Road Games Neutral Games 7-4 At McAlister Field 28-8 At L.A. Memorial Coliseum 3-2 On the East Coast 7-11 Overtime Games 1-4 Home Overtime Games 0-1 Road Overtime Games 0-3 Neutral Overtime Games 1-0 MPSF Games 31-7 MPSF Home Games 17-3 MPSF Road Games 14-4 MPSF Tournament Games 3-3 NCAA Tournament Games 2-2 NCAA Tournament Home Games 1-0 NCAA Tournament Road Games 0-2 NCAA Tournament Neutral Games 1-0 vs. IWLCA Ranked Teams vs. IWLCA Ranked Teams in Top vs. IWLCA No. 1-ranked Teams

10 2017 USC Game-by-Game Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sog GW fpg-fps GB DC TO CT Fo RC YC GC Feb 11, 2017 SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE Feb 18, 2017 Northwestern Feb 24, 2017 Florida Feb 26, 2017 Stetson Mar 08, 2017 BOSTON UNIVERSITY Mar 13, 2017 NEW HAMPSHIRE Mar 17, 2017 Dartmouth Mar 19, 2017 Cornell Mar 24, 2017 Stony Brook Mar 26, 2017 Ohio State Mar 31, 2017 FRESNO STATE Apr 02, 2017 CALIFORNIA USC Opponent Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced Feb 11, 2017 SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE : Feb 18, 2017 Northwestern : Feb 24, 2017 Florida : Feb 26, 2017 Stetson : Mar 08, 2017 BOSTON UNIVERSITY : Mar 13, 2017 NEW HAMPSHIRE : Mar 17, 2017 Dartmouth : Mar 19, 2017 Cornell : Mar 24, 2017 Stony Brook : Mar 26, 2017 Ohio State : Mar 31, 2017 FRESNO STATE : Apr 02, 2017 CALIFORNIA : Totals : Opponent 722: USC Game-by-Game Opponent Comparison Date Opponent Score Goals Assists Shots On Goal GB T/O Faceoff Clears Feb 11 SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE /2 11/0 29/7 23/6 20/13 14/19 0/ /5-14 Feb 18 Northwestern /10 3/5 28/35 21/27 29/23 20/19 0/ /19-22 Feb 24 Florida /15 6/5 24/29 23/24 26/31 24/16 0/ /19-21 Feb 26 Stetson /3 7/2 27/11 22/9 10/14 8/14 0/ /8-12 Mar 08 BOSTON UNIVERSITY /4 6/4 38/19 29/13 27/11 12/19 0/ /15-20 Mar 13 NEW HAMPSHIRE /4 9/3 31/12 27/11 21/13 16/19 0/ /12-19 Mar 17 Dartmouth /8 8/6 34/23 27/17 17/18 15/21 0/ /13-14 Mar 19 Cornell /11 4/6 25/19 20/16 18/15 14/16 0/ /12-19 Mar 24 Stony Brook 7-9 7/9 3/5 19/22 16/13 19/21 20/17 0/ /15-19 Mar 26 Ohio State /7 5/4 40/16 29/10 28/10 11/23 0/ /9-14 Mar 31 FRESNO STATE /5 10/3 37/9 31/9 21/9 10/16 0/ /7-14 Apr 02 CALIFORNIA /4 5/3 34/15 29/9 21/12 11/16 0/ /6-7 Totals /82 77/46 366/ / / /215 0/ /

11 2017 SCORING BY HALF 1st HALF 1st HALF 2nd HALF 2nd HALF FINAL FINAL DATE OPPONENT SCORE DIFF. SCORE DIFF. SCORE DIFF. RESULT Feb 11 * Saint Mary s College W Feb 18 vs. Northwestern (-2) W (OT) Feb 24 at Florida 3-7 (-4) 7-8 (-1) (-5) L Feb 26 at Stetson W Mar 8 Boston University W Mar 13 New Hampshire W Mar 17 at Dartmouth W Mar 19 vs. Cornell 4-7 (-3) (-1) L Mar 24 at Stony Brook 5-8 (-3) (-2) L Mar 26 vs. Ohio State W Mar 31 * Fresno State W Apr 2 * California W Apr 7 * at Oregon Apr 8 * at San Diego State Apr 14 * Colorado Apr 21 * at Stanford Apr 23 * at UC Davis 1st HALF 2nd HALF GAME USC HIGH 14 vs. SMC/FSU/Cal 12 at Dartmouth 21 vs. Fresno State/California USC LOW 3 at Florida 1 vs. Northwestern 7 at Stony Brook USC + MARGIN +14 vs. California +9 at Dartmouth +18 vs. Saint Mary s College USC DEFICIT -4 at Florida -2 vs. Northwestern -5 at Florida OPP HIGH 8, Stony Brook 8, Florida 15, Florida OPP LOW 0, California 1, SMC/BU 2, Saint Mary s College 2017 USC Game-by-Game Starters DATE OPPONENT RES A A A A A/M M M M M/D D D G FEB 11 SAINT MARY S * W Del Core Drexel Klein McMahon Michael Gilbert Jackson Kuligowski Miller Kelty Sutton Johns FEB 18 vs. Northwestern W Del Core Drexel Klein McMahon Michael Gilbert Jackson Kuligowski Miller Kelty Sutton Johns FEB 24 at Florida L Del Core Drexel Klein McMahon Michael Gilbert Jackson Kuligowski Miller Kelty Sutton Johns FEB 26 at Stetson W Kardias Klein McMahon Michael Flayhan Gilbert Huff Kuligowski Miller Kelty G. Nugent Johns MAR 8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY W Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Gilbert Huff Jackson Kuligowski Miller Kelty Sutton Johns MAR 13 NEW HAMPSHIRE W Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Gilbert Huff Jackson Kuligowski Miller Kelty Sutton Johns MAR 17 at Dartmouth W Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Gilbert Huff Jackson Kuligowski Miller Kelty Sutton Johns MAR 19 vs. Cornell L Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Gilbert Huff Jackson Kuligowski Miller Kelty Sutton Johns MAR 24 at Stony Brook L Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Gilbert Huff Jackson Miller Byrne Kelty Sutton Johns MAR 26 vs. Ohio State W Del Core Drexel McMahon Michael Gilbert Huff Jackson Kuligowski Miller Kelty Sutton Johns MAR 31 FRESNO STATE * W Del Core Klein McMahon Michael Gilbert Huff Jackson Kuligowski Miller Kelty Sutton Johns APR 2 CALIFORNIA * W Del Core Klein McMahon Michael Gilbert Huff Jackson Kuligowski Miller Kelty Sutton Johns APR 7 at Oregon * APR 8 at San Diego State * APR 14 COLORADO * APR 21 at Stanford * APR 23 at UC Davis * * indicates MPSF game Bold indicates home game

12 2017 USC Team Game Highs POINTS 31 vs Fresno State (Mar 31) 31 vs Saint Mary's College (Feb 11) GOALS 21 vs California (Apr 02) 21 vs Fresno State (Mar 31) ASSISTS 11 vs Saint Mary's College (Feb 11) 10 vs Fresno State (Mar 31) SHOTS 40 vs Ohio State (Mar 26) 38 vs Boston University (Mar 08) SHOTS ON GOAL 31 vs Fresno State (Mar 31) 29 vs California (Apr 02) 29 vs Ohio State (Mar 26) 29 vs Boston University (Mar 08) SAVES 17 vs Northwestern (Feb 18) 9 at Dartmouth (Mar 17) 9 vs Boston University (Mar 08) 9 at Florida (Feb 24) GROUND BALLS 29 vs Northwestern (Feb 18) 28 vs Ohio State (Mar 26) TURNOVERS 24 at Florida (Feb 24) 20 at Stony Brook (Mar 24) 20 vs Northwestern (Feb 18) OPP. TURNOVERS 23 vs Ohio State (Mar 26) 21 at Dartmouth (Mar 17) 2017 Opponent Game - GAME HighsHIGHS POINTS 20 at Florida (Feb 24) 17 vs Cornell (Mar 19) GOALS 15 at Florida (Feb 24) 11 vs Cornell (Mar 19) ASSISTS 6 vs Cornell (Mar 19) 6 at Dartmouth (Mar 17) SHOTS 35 vs Northwestern (Feb 18) 29 at Florida (Feb 24) SHOTS ON GOAL 27 vs Northwestern (Feb 18) 24 at Florida (Feb 24) SAVES 14 vs Boston University (Mar 08) 13 vs Ohio State (Mar 26) 13 at Florida (Feb 24) GROUND BALLS 31 at Florida (Feb 24) 23 vs Northwestern (Feb 18) TURNOVERS 23 vs Ohio State (Mar 26) 21 at Dartmouth (Mar 17) OPP. TURNOVERS 24 at Florida (Feb 24) 20 at Stony Brook (Mar 24) 20 vs Northwestern (Feb 18)

13 2017 USC USC - INDIVIDUAL Individual GAME Game HIGHS Highs POINTS 11 Del Core, Cynthia at Dartmouth (Mar 17) 8 Michael, Michaela vs New Hampshire (Mar 13) GOALS 6 Michael, Michaela vs California (Apr 02) 6 Michael, Michaela vs Ohio State (Mar 26) ASSISTS 6 Del Core, Cynthia at Dartmouth (Mar 17) 5 Michael, Michaela vs New Hampshire (Mar 13) SHOTS 10 Michael, Michaela vs Ohio State (Mar 26) 9 McMahon, Gabby vs Boston University (Mar 08) SHOTS ON GOAL 9 Michael, Michaela vs Ohio State (Mar 26) 7 Huff, Kaeli vs Fresno State (Mar 31) 7 McMahon, Gabby vs Boston University (Mar 08) SAVES 17 Johns, Gussie vs Northwestern (Feb 18) 9 Johns, Gussie at Dartmouth (Mar 17) 9 Johns, Gussie at Florida (Feb 24) GROUND BALLS 8 Johns, Gussie vs Northwestern (Feb 18) 7 Johns, Gussie vs Cornell (Mar 19) 7 Johns, Gussie vs Boston University (Mar 08) 7 Johns, Gussie at Florida (Feb 24) DRAW CONTROLS 12 Michael, Michaela vs Saint Mary's College (Feb 11) 11 Michael, Michaela vs Fresno State (Mar 31) CAUSED TURNOVER 5 Drexel, Kylie at Stony Brook (Mar 24) 4 Huff, Kaeli at Dartmouth (Mar 17)

14 2017 USC Game-by-Game Category Leaders DATE OPPONENT POINTS GOALS ASSISTS SHOTS SHOTS ON GOAL FEB 11 SAINT MARY S * (4) 4 players (3) Michael (3) Klein (5) Kardias (4) 4 players (5) McMahon FEB 18 vs. Northwestern (4) Jackson (3) Jackson (1) 3 players (7) Miller (6) Miller (3) Miller FEB 24 at Florida (4) Del Core (4) Del Core (2) Drexel (6) Del Core (6) Del Core (4) Drexel (2) Klein (6) McMahon FEB 26 at Stetson (5) Michael (4) Miller (2) Klein (7) Kardias (6) Kardias (5) Miller (2) Michael MAR 8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY (5) Del Core (4) Del Core (2) Sutton (9) McMahon (7) McMahon MAR 13 NEW HAMPSHIRE (8) Michael (3) 3 players (5) Michael (7) Drexel (6) Drexel (7) Michael (6) Michael MAR 17 at Dartmouth (11) Del Core (5) Del Core (6) Del Core (8) Del Core (6) Del Core (5) Miller (8) Miller (6) Miller MAR 19 vs. Cornell (5) Michael (4) Michael (1) 4 players (7) Michael (6) Drexel (6) Michael MAR 24 at Stony Brook (3) Drexel (2) 3 players (1) 3 players (4) 3 players (4) Miller MAR 26 vs. Ohio State (6) Michael (6) Michael (3) Del Core (10) Michael (9) Michael MAR 31 FRESNO STATE * (5) Huff (5) Huff (3) Miller (7) Huff (7) Huff APR 2 CALIFORNIA * (7) Michael (6) Michael (2) Drexel (8) Michael (6) Michael APR 7 at Oregon * APR 8 at San Diego State * APR 14 COLORADO * APR 21 at Stanford * APR 23 at UC Davis * DATE OPPONENT SAVES GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS CAUSED T/O RESULT FEB 11 SAINT MARY S * (3) Upshaw (3) Upshaw (12) Michael (2) 3 players W, 20-2 FEB 18 vs. Northwestern (17) Johns (8) Johns (4) Michael (3) Miller W, OT (3) Sutton FEB 24 at Florida (9) Johns (7) Johns (10) Michael (2) Gilbert L, FEB 26 at Stetson (4) Johns (3) Gershman (7) Michael (3) Gershman W, 18-3 MAR 8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY (8) Johns (7) Johns (5) Michael (3) 3 players W, 15-4 MAR 13 NEW HAMPSHIRE (4) Johns (4) Miller (7) Michael (2) 3 players W, 15-4 MAR 17 at Dartmouth (9) Johns (5) Johns (6) Michael (4) Huff W, 19-8 MAR 19 vs. Cornell (5) Johns (7) Johns (4) Drexel (3) Michael L, (4) Gilbert MAR 24 at Stony Brook (4) Johns (3) Huff (6) Michael (5) Drexel L, 9-7 (3) Kuligowski MAR 26 vs. Ohio State (3) Johns (6) Johns (3) Drexel (3) Miller W, 16-7 (3) Sutton MAR 31 FRESNO STATE * (4) Upshaw (3) Huff (11) Michael (2) 3 players W, 21-5 (3) Upshaw APR 2 CALIFORNIA * (3) Upshaw (4) Johns (6) Michael (3) Miller W, 21-4 APR 7 at Oregon * APR 8 at San Diego State * APR 14 COLORADO * APR 21 at Stanford * APR 23 at UC Davis * * indicates MPSF game Bold indicates home game

15 2017 USC Game-by-Game Goals-Assists-Points Opponent Date Score MICHAEL,MI JOHNS,GUSS HILL,ASHLE GILBERT,JA BYRNE,NATA KULIGOWSKI KLEIN,GABB GERSHMAN,A JACKSON,DR FLAYHAN,AM SHIELDS,EM SMC Feb W DNP vs NU Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at UF Feb L DNP DNP at STET Feb W DNP BU Mar W UNH Mar W at DART Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP vs COR Mar L DNP DNP DNP DNP at SBU Mar L DNP DNP DNP DNP vs OSU Mar W DNP DNP FS Mar W CAL Apr W Opponent Date Score MILLER,KER SUTTON,LYD KARDIAS,AL DREXEL,KYL LARKIN,SAR UPSHAW,HAN KARAHALIOS NUGENT,GLA MCMAHON,GA HUFF,KAELI DEL CORE,C SMC Feb W vs NU Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at UF Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at STET Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP BU Mar W UNH Mar W DNP at DART Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP vs COR Mar L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at SBU Mar L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP vs OSU Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP FS Mar W DNP DNP CAL Apr W DNP Opponent Date Score HOGARTH,AV KELTY,NINA SMC Feb W vs NU Feb W DNP at UF Feb L DNP at STET Feb W BU Mar W UNH Mar W at DART Mar W DNP vs COR Mar L DNP at SBU Mar L DNP vs OSU Mar W

16 2017 USC Lacrosse USC Category Leaders All games (as of Apr 02, 2017) Points GP G A Pts Shots 2 Michael, Michaela Del Core, Cynthia Miller, Kerrigan Drexel, Kylie McMahon, Gabby Goals GP G A Pts Shots 2 Michael, Michaela Del Core, Cynthia Miller, Kerrigan McMahon, Gabby Drexel, Kylie Assists GP G A Pts Shots 44 Del Core, Cynthia Michael, Michaela Drexel, Kylie Miller, Kerrigan Jackson, Drew Ground Balls GP No. 3 Johns, Gussie Miller, Kerrigan Sutton, Lydia Kelty, Nina Huff, Kaeli Draw Controls GP No. 2 Michael, Michaela Miller, Kerrigan Drexel, Kylie Jackson, Drew Kuligowski, Morgan 12 7 Shots GP G A Shots Shot% 2 Michael, Michaela McMahon, Gabby Del Core, Cynthia Drexel, Kylie Miller, Kerrigan Shot Pct. GP G A Shots Shot% 12 Gershman, Allie Larkin, Sarah Michael, Michaela Klein, Gabbi Flayhan, Amanda Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 2 Michael, Michaela McMahon, Gabby Del Core, Cynthia Drexel, Kylie Miller, Kerrigan Shots on Goal Pct. GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 24 Larkin, Sarah Gershman, Allie Sutton, Lydia Huff, Kaeli Klein, Gabbi Caused Turnovers GP No. 19 Miller, Kerrigan Sutton, Lydia Gilbert, Jackie Huff, Kaeli Johns, Gussie Game-winning Goals GP No. 32 McMahon, Gabby Miller, Kerrigan Huff, Kaeli Del Core, Cynthia Michael, Michaela 12 1 Free-position Goals GP No. 23 Drexel, Kylie Michael, Michaela Miller, Kerrigan Jackson, Drew Huff, Kaeli 12 4

17 2017 USC Lacrosse USC Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Apr 02, 2017) Overall: 9-3 Conf: 3-0 Home: 5-0 Away: 2-2 Neut: 2-1 Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw fpg-fps gb dc t/o ct foul rc yc gc 2 Michael, Michaela Del Core, Cynthia Miller, Kerrigan Drexel, Kylie McMahon, Gabby Jackson, Drew Klein, Gabbi Huff, Kaeli Kardias, Alexis Larkin, Sarah Flayhan, Amanda Hill, Ashley Gershman, Allie Sutton, Lydia Kelty, Nina Hogarth, Avery Nugent, Glade Karahalios, Katie Upshaw, Hannah Shields, Emily Kuligowski, Morgan Byrne, Natalie Gilbert, Jackie Johns, Gussie Total Opponents Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 26 Upshaw, Hannah : Johns, Gussie : Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents Attendance Summary USC Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/177 4/868 Neutral Site /Avg 3/1026 CLEARS: USC , Opponents

18 2017 USC Lacrosse USC Combined Team Statistics Conference games (as of Apr 02, 2017) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Feb 11 SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE W * Mar 31 FRESNO STATE W * Apr 02 CALIFORNIA W Murdock Stadium Torrance, Calif. & Nickerson Field Boston, Mass. % Wilkins Field (MLHS) Mountain Lakes, N.J. TEAM STATISTICS USC OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists 26 6 Free position Made-Att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position 12 3 Unassisted 36 5 Overtime 0 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/225 0/0 Neutral Site /Avg 0/0 PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC TO CT 2 Michael, Michaela Del Core, Cynthia Jackson, Drew Klein, Gabbi Huff, Kaeli McMahon, Gabby Miller, Kerrigan Larkin, Sarah Kardias, Alexis Flayhan, Amanda Hill, Ashley Drexel, Kylie Gershman, Allie Sutton, Lydia Kelty, Nina Hogarth, Avery Nugent, Glade Karahalios, Katie Upshaw, Hannah Shields, Emily Kuligowski, Morgan Byrne, Natalie Gilbert, Jackie Johns, Gussie Total Opponents Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T 3 Johns, Gussie 3 90: Upshaw, Hannah 3 90: Total 3 180: Opponents 3 180: Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total USC Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total USC Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total USC Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd Total USC Opponents

19 2017 USC Lacrosse USC Combined Team Statistics All games (as of Apr 02, 2017) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Feb 11 SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE W Feb 18 vs 9 Northwestern Wot Feb 24 at 4 Florida L Feb 26 at Stetson W Mar 08 BOSTON UNIVERSITY W Mar 13 NEW HAMPSHIRE W Mar 17 at Dartmouth W & Mar 19 vs 11 Cornell L Mar 24 at 7 Stony Brook L % Mar 26 vs Ohio State W * Mar 31 FRESNO STATE W * Apr 02 CALIFORNIA W Murdock Stadium Torrance, Calif. & Nickerson Field Boston, Mass. % Wilkins Field (MLHS) Mountain Lakes, N.J. TEAM STATISTICS USC OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists Free position Made-Att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position Unassisted Overtime 1 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/177 4/868 Neutral Site /Avg 3/1026 PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC TO CT 2 Michael, Michaela Del Core, Cynthia Miller, Kerrigan Drexel, Kylie McMahon, Gabby Jackson, Drew Klein, Gabbi Huff, Kaeli Kardias, Alexis Larkin, Sarah Flayhan, Amanda Hill, Ashley Gershman, Allie Sutton, Lydia Kelty, Nina Hogarth, Avery Nugent, Glade Karahalios, Katie Upshaw, Hannah Shields, Emily Kuligowski, Morgan Byrne, Natalie Gilbert, Jackie Johns, Gussie Total Opponents Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T 26 Upshaw, Hannah 6 138: Johns, Gussie : Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT Total USC Opponents

20 2017 USC LaCroSSe BroadCaSt roster 2 Michaela MICHAEL Hillsborough, Calif Hannah UPSHAW Santa Ana, Calif Cynthia DEL CORE Bay Shore, N.Y. 12 Avery HOGARTH Mississauga, Ontario Sarah LARKIN Orlando, Fla. Gabby McMAHON Bardonia, N.Y. 17 Amanda FLAYHAN Waccabuc, N.Y Kelly JOHANSEN Glen Head, N.Y. Kylie DREXEL Davis, Calif. Shannon NUGENT Medford, N.J. Drew JACKSON Tyrone, Ga Devon WILLS Assoc. Head Coach 21 6 Jackie GILBERT Pleasanton, Calif. Alexis KARDIAS Westfield, N.J. Glade NUGENT Medford, N.J. Allie GERSHMAN Boca Raton, Fla Lindsey MUNDAY Head Coach 20 5 Emily CONCIALDI Yorktown Heights, N.Y. Lydia SUTTON Minnetonka, Minn. Katie KARAHALIOS Lake Forest, Ill. Gabbi KLEIN Danville, Calif. Kerrigan MILLER Bayport, N.Y. 4 Ashley HILL Novato, Calif. Morgan KULIGOWSKI Great Falls, Va. Emily SHIELDS Westfield, N.J. Gussie JOHNS Washington, D.C. Natalie BYRNE West Linn, Ore Kaeli HUFF Eastport, N.Y. 47 Nina KELTY Palo Alto, Calif. Alyssa LEONARD Assistant Coach Megan WARD Dir. of Operations US C W o m e n s L a c ross e