The 2008 season opened in unfamiliar territory

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1 2008 SEASON REVIEW STAMPER 2008 Schedule/Results Feb. George Mason L, Feb. George Washington W, 12-2 Mar. 1 #7 Princeton L, 5-7 Mar. 7 #9 Georgetown (ESPNU) L, Mar. 12 Towson W, Mar. 17 #2 Maryland (ESPNU) L, 8-16 Mar. 22 vs. #16 Oregon ^ W, 10-9 Mar. 27 Cincinnati W, 19-3 Mar. 30 #19 Denver W, 13-7 Apr. #8 Penn L, 8-9 Apr. 6 #17 Vanderbilt * L, (2OT) Apr. UMBC W, 15-7 Apr. #4 Virginia L, 6-17 Apr. #1 Northwestern * L, Apr. Penn State * W, 10-8 Apr. 28 Ohio State * W, May 3 vs. Vanderbilt $ L, 7-10 The 2008 season opened in unfamiliar territory for head coach Janine Tucker and the Blue Jays. For the first time in five seasons, Johns Hopkins opened its season with a loss. Hopkins ran into a tough George Mason team on opening day, suffering an loss in Fairfax, VA. Sophomore Sam Schrum picked up where she left off in 2007, scoring four goals in the opener but a late rally from Mason ended the Blue Jays four-game win streak over the Patriots. The loss turned out to be a good loss, as the Patriots went on to have the finest season in their 15-year history. Just three days later, Hopkins traveled to George Washington, where youth was the name of the game. The Blue Jays rolled to a 12-2 win over the Colonials as seven of the team s 12 goals were scored by sophomores or freshmen. In addition, freshman Julianne Wisner SCHWARZMANN made her collegiate debut in goal and stopped eight shots to earn the win. Hopkins opened March with its first ranked opponent of the season, #7 Princeton. In a defensive battle, the Tigers held on for a 7-5 win at Homewood Field. Senior Kadie Stamper tied the game at 5-5 with 19:15 to play in the second half, but two unanswered goals from the Tigers halted the Blue Jays upset bid. Hopkins took on another top 10 opponent the following week, #9 Georgetown, in a nationally televised game. The first half was a defensive struggle as the Hoyas took a slim 3-2 lead into the half. The second half was just the opposite as the two teams exploded for 17 goals. Georgetown outscored Hopkins 9-2 in the first 20 minutes of the second half and led Sophomore Kim Dubansky scored to ignite a 6-0 Hopkins rally that fell just short in a loss. In its next game, Hopkins was on the winning side of a game as the Blue Jays handed cross-town rival Towson its first loss of the season. A hat trick from senior Kirby Houck and a 10-save performance from Wisner keyed the Blue Jays in the win. Five days later, the Blue Jays played their third top 10 opponent in four games in the #2 Maryland Terrapins. Hopkins got multigoal games from Houck, Schrum and senior Lauren Schwarzmann but it was not enough as Maryland went on to a 16-8 win. The Blue Jays then hopped a plane for San Diego where they would take on the #16 Oregon Ducks. Schrum and sophomores Brett Bathras and Paige Ibello combined for nine goals as the Blue Jays held on for a 10-9 win. Hopkins returned home from California and hosted newcomer Cincinnati. Ibello scored a career-high five goals as 10 different Blue Jays scored in a 19-3 win. Hopkins made it two in a row just three days later, beating #19 Denver Tied 6-6 at the half, the Blue Jays scored six unanswered in the second half en route to the 13-7 win. The Hopkins defense held Denver to just eight shots and one goal in the final 30 minutes. Schwarzmann became just the ninth player in school Division I history to tally 100 career points to highlight the win. The Blue Jays met yet another top 10 opponent when they traveled up I-95 to take on 2007 NCAA semifinalist Penn at historic Franklin Field. Behind a 10-save perfor- Home games in bold * American Lacrosse Conference game ^ in Carlsbad, CA $ in Evanston, IL mance from sophomore Lizzie O Ferrall, the Blue Jays cut a six-goal deficit to just one with 16 seconds remaining. Hopkins won the draw following Schrum s free position goal that made it 9-8, but Schwarzmann s last second shot was saved by Sarah Waxman as the Quakers held on for the win. The Blue Jays hosted the #17 Vanderbilt Commodores in their American Lacrosse Conference opener and lost Individual Player Honors Jess Buicko (Jr., G) - American Lacrosse Conference Player of the Week (04-29), American Lacrosse Conference, IWLCA Academic Honor Roll Kim Dubansky (So., M) - American Lacrosse Conference Abby Duggan (So., D) - American Lacrosse Conference Katie Dumais (Sr., D) - American Lacrosse Conference Sarah Gallion (Sr., D) - First Team All-American Lacrosse Conference, American Lacrosse Conference All- Tournament Team, First Team IWLCA All-Region, Third Team Inside Lacrosse All-American, IWLCA North-South All-Star, Third Team womenslacrosse.com All-American Amelia Harris (Jr., G) - American Lacrosse Conference, IWLCA Jenny Higgins (Jr., A) - American Lacrosse Conference Kirby Houck (Sr., M) - First Team All-American Lacrosse Conference, Second Team IWLCA All-Region, IWLCA North-South All-Star, American Lacrosse Conference Angela Hughes (So., D) - Second Team All-American Lacrosse Conference Lizzie O Ferrall (So., G) - American Lacrosse Conference Lizzie Rupp (So., D) - American Lacrosse Conference Sam Schrum (So., A) - American Lacrosse Conference Lauren Schwarzmann (Sr., M) - First Team All-American Lacrosse Conference, American Lacrosse Conference All-Tournament Team, Tewaaraton Watch List, IWLCA North-South All-Star Kadie Stamper (Sr., M) - Second Team All-American Lacrosse Conference, Catherine P. 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2 2008 SEASON REVIEW 2008 IWLCA/UnderArmour Poll Final Rk School Record Pts (1st) 1. Northwestern (20) 2. Penn Duke Syracuse Maryland Virginia Boston University Princeton North Carolina Georgetown Vanderbilt Notre Dame New Hampshire Cornell Towson George Mason Yale Stanford Denver T. Johns Hopkins William & Mary Also receiving votes (in alphabetical order): Temple 2008 Inside Lacrosse Media Poll Final Rk School Record Pts (1st) 1. Northwestern (10) 2. Pennsylvania Syracuse Duke Maryland North Carolina Virginia T. Princeton Boston University Vanderbilt Georgetown Notre Dame New Hampshire Cornell Towson Yale George Mason Denver Johns Hopkins T. Stanford William and Mary Others receiving votes: Dartmouth 6, Penn State 4, Temple 4.. JHU Week-by-Week in the Polls Inside IWLCA Lacrosse Preseason th February 18/19 9th T-11th February 25/26 14th 14th March 3/5 12th 16th March 10/11 15th 20th March 17 12th RV March 24/25 15th 17th March 31/April 1 T-14th 15th April 7/8 16th 17th April 14/15 17th 17th April 21/22 17th RV April 28/29 19th RV May 5/6 20th RV Final T-20th 19th a heartbreaker, 11-10, in double overtime. Hopkins never trailed in the game, until Carter Foote completed her hat trick at 2:43 in the second overtime to dash the Blue Jays hope of a win on senior day. Hopkins got a much needed win in a mid-week contest with another cross-town rival, UMBC. Hopkins held a 4-3 lead coming out of the half but erupted for 11 second half goals en route to a 15-7 win. Stamper netted a hat trick to join Schwarzmann in the 100 point club, while O Ferrall tied her career-high with 12 saves in the win. Hopkins suffered a set back that weekend, dropping a tough 17-6 decision at #4 Virginia. The Cavaliers jumped out to a 9-0 lead with just over 10 minutes to play in the first half and did not look back. The following week, Hopkins put a big scare into three-time defending NCAA Champion Northwestern on its own field. The Blue Jays came out firing on the Wildcats and led 7-5 at the half. Northwestern used a 6-0 run midway through the second half to take the lead. But the Cats had to hold off the upsetminded Blue Jays, squeezing out a win. Hopkins had to rally for a 10-8 win in State College a week later, outscoring Penn State 8-2 in the second half on the Nittany Lions senior day. Junior goalie Jess Buicko came on in relief just 8:17 into the game and finished with a career-high six saves while giving up four goals. Her performance earned her ALC Player of the Week honors for the first time in her career. The Blue Jays closed out the regular season at home just two days later against the Ohio State Buckeyes in a rain-soaked affair. In a game that would decide the #3 seed in the upcoming ALC Tournament, Hopkins held on for a win thanks to hat tricks from Houck and Schrum. Hopkins faced off against second-seeded and ninth-ranked Vanderbilt in the ALC Semifinals at Northwestern. The first 15 minutes were a back-andforth affair until a 6-1 Vanderbilt run broke the game open for the Commodores. The Blue Jays weren t going away easily as they outscored the Dores 3-1 in the final 26 minutes, but it wasn t enough as they fell In the final game of her career, Stamper broke the Hopkins all-time career draw controls record with the 203rd of her career, surpassing Jamie Larrimore ( ). HOUCK Hopkins Record... In Under Current 2008 Tucker * Streak Overall L1 ALC games W2 At home W1 On the road W1 At a neutral site L1 ALC games at home W1 ALC games on the road W1 ALC games at a neutral site W1 On artificial turf W2 On grass W1 On Sportexe/Fieldturf L1 During the day L1 At night L1 In overtime L3 In one-goal games W1 On television L5 In weekday games W1 On Saturday/Sunday L1 In February W1 In March W3 In April W2 In May L2 In Postseason games L2 In Postseason home games L1 In Postseason road games L1 In Postseason neutral games L1 Against teams ranked L6 Against teams ranked L4 Against teams ranked L1 Against unranked teams W6 Leading at the half W1 Trailing at the half L1 Tied at the half W3 Scoring first L1 Opponent scores first L1 Scoring 10 or more goals W2 Scoring less than 10 goals L9 Allowing 10 or more goals L1 Allowing less than 10 goals W2 Outshooting opponent W6 Getting outshot L3 Shots are equal L2 Getting more ground balls L1 Getting less ground balls L2 Ground balls are equal W4 Controlling more draws L1 Controlling fewer draws W1 Draw controls are equal W2 * As a program 22

3 Johns Hopkins Administration 2008 STATISTICS 2008 Individual Statistics (returning players in bold) ## Name GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW FPG FPS GB DC T/O CT F 16 Sam Schrum Kirby Houck Brett Bathras Lauren Schwarzmann Kadie Stamper Paige Ibello Kim Dubansky Brianna Cronin Gina Maranto Danielle Ensley Brooke Foussadier Angela Hughes Katie Dumais Ashley White Jenny Higgins Erin Russell Sarah Gallion Lizzie O Ferrall Jess Buicko Abby Duggan Julianne Wisner Sally Mancini Brooke Lipinski Amelia Harris Lizzie Rupp Milly Brugger Total Opponents Shots ## Name GP GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T Faced 33 Jess Buicko : Amelia Harris : Julianne Wisner : Lizzie O Ferrall : Team Total : Opponents : Team Statistics JHU Opponent Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored average Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Shots/Game Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position Unassisted Overtime GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear percentage Individual Game Highs Points 5 Kirby Houck vs. Ohio State (Apr 28) 5 Kadie Stamper at Northwestern (Apr 18) 5 Lauren Schwarzmann vs. Denver (Mar 30) 5 Paige Ibello vs. Cincinnati (Mar 27) 5 Brett Bathras vs. Oregon (Mar 22) 5 Kirby Houck vs. Georgetown (Mar 07) Goals 5 Kadie Stamper at Northwestern (Apr 18) 5 Paige Ibello vs. Cincinnati (Mar 27) 5 Kirby Houck vs. Georgetown (Mar 07) Assists 3 Danielle Ensley vs. Cincinnati (Mar 27) 3 Brett Bathras vs. Towson (Mar 12) Shots 9 Kirby Houck vs. Georgetown (Mar 07) 8 Sam Schrum vs. Oregon (Mar 22) Saves 12 Lizzie O Ferrall at UMBC (Apr 09) 12 Lizzie O Ferrall vs. Vanderbilt (Apr 06) Ground Balls 4 Jess Buicko at Penn State (Apr 26) 4 Sam Schrum at Northwestern (Apr 18) 4 Sarah Gallion vs. Vanderbilt (Apr 06) 4 Kirby Houck vs. Oregon (Mar 22) 4 Brooke Lipinski vs. Georgetown (Mar 07) 4 Angela Hughes at George Washington (Feb 26) 4 Sam Schrum at George Mason (Feb 23) Draw Controls 6 Lauren Schwarzmann vs. Denver (Mar 30) 6 Kadie Stamper vs. Towson (Mar 12) Caused Turnovers 4 Sarah Gallion vs. Towson (Mar 12) 4 Kirby Houck vs. Princeton (Mar 01) Multiple Goals Player 2008 Career Stamper Schwarzmann Schrum Houck Ibello Bathras Cronin Maranto Dubansky Foussadier Hat Tricks Player 2008 Career Stamper Schrum Schwarzmann Houck Ibello Bathras Dubansky Multiple Assists Player 2008 Career Bathras Schwarzmann Schrum Ensley Stamper Houck Gamewinners Player 2008 Career Stamper Schrum Houck Schwarzmann Bathras Dubansky Ibello Free Position Goals Player 2008 Career Schwarzmann Schrum Houck Stamper Dubansky Foussadier Ibello Maranto Cronin Bathras Dumais Ensley White Gallion Active Point Streaks Player Streak Schwarzmann Stamper Schrum Bathras Higgins (returning players in bold) 23

4 2008 BOX SCORES Game 1 February 23, 2008 George Mason Stadium George Mason-11, #9 Johns Hopkins-10 #9 Johns Hopkins (0-1) George Mason (1-0) Game 3 March 1, 2008 Homewood Field #7 Princeton-7, #14 Johns Hopkins-5 #7 Princeton (1-0) #14 Johns Hopkins (1-2) Game 5 March 12, 2008 Homewood Field #15 Johns Hopkins-12, Towson-10 Towson (4-1) #15 Johns Hopkins (2-3) JHU GMU Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 1 4 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 15 8 TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS 9 14 CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: J: Schrum-4, Schwarzmann-2, Cronin-2, Houck, Maranto. G: Bartlett-3, King-2, Gamble-2, Berger-2, Jamison-2. Assists: J: Ibello. G: King-2, Berger, Gamble. Saves: J: O Ferrall-1, Harris-2. G: Longobucco-12. Attendance: 168. Notes: Johns Hopkins first loss to George Mason since May 3, 2003, snapping a string of four straight wins against the Patriots. It was the first season-opening loss for Hopkins since March 2, an 11-8 loss to #2 Duke. Game 2 February 26, 2008 Mt. Vernon Athletic Complex #9 Johns Hopkins-12, George Washington-2 #9 Johns Hopkins (1-1) George Washington (0-2) JHU GWU Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 3 1 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 11 5 TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: J: Stamper-3, Cronin-2, Ibello-2, Maranto-2, Bathras, White, Hughes. G: Sampson, McDonough. Assists: J: Ensley-2, Bathras. G: Joy. Saves: J: Wisner-8. G: Garman-15. Attendance: 93. Notes: Fewest goals allowed by Johns Hopkins since a 14-0 win at Ohio University on March 13, Blue Jays remain unbeaten in series against the Colonials with seventh straight win. JHU PU Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 1 0 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 3 11 TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: P: McGarvie-4, Schwab, Casaceli, Lewis-Lamonica. J: Houck, Stamper, Cronin, Dubansky, Dumais. Assists: P: None. J: Schrum. Saves: P: Perrelle-6. J: Wisner-3, Buicko-1. Attendance: 503. Notes: Princeton wins second straight in the series. It is the lowest scoring game in the series, with just 12 goals between the Blue Jays and the Tigers. Game 4 March 7, 2008 Homewood Field #9 Georgetown-12, #12 Johns Hopkins-10 #9 Georgetown (5-0) #12 Johns Hopkins (1-3) JHU GU Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 5 5 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 9 14 TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: G: Kaestner-5, O Reilly-2, Ford, Kirr, Piotrowicz, Bloomer, Morley. J: Houck-5, Schrum-2, Stamper, Dubansky, Cronin. Assists: G: Ford-3, Kirr-2, Kaestner, Piotrowicz. J: Bathras-2, Stamper-2, Dubansky. Saves: G: Formby-11. J: Wisner-3, Buicko-1. Attendance: 254. Notes: Senior Kirby Houck scores a career-high five goals as the Blue Jays rally from an eight-goal deficit late in second half with six unanswered to make it a two-goal game with 21 seconds left. Georgetown evens the series record at 6-6 all-time with the win. JHU TU Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 8 2 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS 18 3 CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: T: McNamara-4, Fratzke-4, Kendall, Taylor. J: Houck-3, Schrum-2, Stamper-2, Ibello-2, Bathras, Cronin. Assists: T: McNamara, Woodfield. J: Bathras-3, Schrum-2, Ensley, Houck, Stamper. Saves: T: Corry-8. J: Wisner-10. Attendance: 300. Notes: Johns Hopkins defeats previously unbeaten Towson in eighth straight win over the Tigers. Junior Brett Bathras dishes a career-high three assists. Game 6 March 17, 2008 Homewood Field #2 Maryland-16, #15 Johns Hopkins-8 #2 Maryland (7-1) #15 Johns Hopkins (2-4) JHU UM Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 2 9 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS 5 3 CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: M: Princiotto-5, Dobbie-3, Magor-2, Kasper, McFadden, Spinnenweber, Mollison, Faas, Jones. J: Houck-2, Schrum-2, Schwarzmann-2, Dubansky, Cronin. Assists: M: Kasper-4, Perkins-3, McFadden, Princiotto. J: Bathras-2. Saves: M: Buote-7. J: Wisner-7, O Ferrall-1. Attendance: 250. Notes: Maryland improves to 10-0 all-time against Johns Hopkins. Senior Lauren Schwarzmann returns after missing four games and scores two goals. 24

5 Game 7 March 22, 2008 La Costa Canyon High School #12 Johns Hopkins-10, #16 Oregon-9 #12 Johns Hopkins (3-4) #16 Oregon (7-3) Game 9 March 30, 2008 Homewood Field #15 Johns Hopkins-13, Denver-7 #19 Denver (6-5) #15 Johns Hopkins (5-4) BOX SCORES Game 11 April 6, 2008 Homewood Field #17 Vanderbilt-11, #14 Johns Hopkins-10 #17 Vanderbilt (8-4, 2-1) #14 Johns Hopkins (5-6, 0-1) JHU UO Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 4 0 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 12 9 TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS 11 7 CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: J: Bathras-3, Schrum-3, Ibello-3, Foussadier. O: Waldron-3, Bradley-2, Killian, Chisnell, Mead, van den Berg. Assists: J: Bathras-2, Houck, Schrum. O: None. Saves: J: O Ferrall-8. O: Poponyak-10. Attendance: 125. Notes: Sophomore goalie Lizzie O Ferrall stops Erin Chisnell s potential game-tying shot as time expires to preserve Johns Hopkins third straight win in the series with Oregon. Game 8 March 27, 2008 Homewood Field #15 Johns Hopkins-19, Cincinnati-3 Cincinnati (1-7) #15 Johns Hopkins (4-4) JHU UD Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 3 3 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS 8 5 CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: D: Flury-2, Sanders-2, Carver, Morton, Stapp. J: Schwarzmann-4, Schrum-4, Houck-2, Bathras-2, Ibello. Assists: D: Coyne-2, Carver. J: Bathras, Houck, Schwarzmann. Saves: D: Childs-2, Gold-5. J: O Ferrall-7. Attendance: 325. Notes: Johns Hopkins senior Lauren Schwarzmann becomes just the ninth player in school history to tally 100 career points in JHU s third straight win. Game 10 April 2, 2008 Franklin Field #8 Penn-9, #14 Johns Hopkins-8 #14 Johns Hopkins (5-5) #8 Penn (8-1) JHU VU Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 5 5 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: V: Curran-3, Foote-3, Giordano-2, Denkler, Koch, Paschall. J: Schrum-3, Schwarzmann-2, Houck-2, Maranto-2, Stamper. Assists: V: Curran-4, Downing. J: Bathras-2, Dubansky, Russell, Schwarzmann. Saves: V: Shinaberry-11. J: O Ferrall-12. Attendance: 425. Notes: Third straight game between Johns Hopkins and Vanderbilt that is decided by two or fewer goals. And second in three meetings decided in overtime. Game 12 April 9, 2008 UMBC Statdium #16 Johns Hopkins-15, UMBC-7 #16 Johns Hopkins (6-6) UMBC (4-10) JHU UC Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 8 1 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 16 8 TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS 14 6 CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: C: Desautels, Bell, Burton. J: Ibello-5, Dubansky-4, Schwarzmann-2, Bathras-2, Ensley, Houck, Foussadier, Cronin, Stamper, Dumais. Assists: C: Marshall. J: Ensley-3, Houck-2, Schwarzmann-2, Bathras. Saves: C: Mott-7, Marvine-3. J: O Ferrall-2, Harris-1. Attendance: 200. Notes: Sophomore Paige Ibello scores a career-high five goals in Johns Hopkins first ever meeting with Cincinnati, coached by longtime Blue Jay assistant Lellie Swords. JHU UP Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 4 5 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 8 11 TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS 7 4 CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: J: Schwarzmann-2, Ibello-2, Bathras, Schrum, Houck, Stamper. P: Ambrozy-3, Lehman, Giordano, Rudloff, Warren, DeLuca, Spiro. Assists: J: Bathras, Dubansky, Ibello, Schwarzmann. P: Giordano, Kocis, Lehman, Manson, Rudloff. Saves: J: O Ferrall-10. P: Waxman-9. Attendance: 189. Notes: Johns Hopkins rallies from a 9-3 deficit in the second half, making it a one-goal game with 16 seconds remaining, but senior Lauren Schwarzmann s last second shot is saved by Penn goalie Sarah Waxman. JHU UMBC Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 7 4 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 15 9 TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS 8 3 CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: J: Ibello-4, Stamper-3, Foussadier-2, Bathras, Schrum, Houck, Schwarzmann, Hughes, Higgins. U: Levendusky-3, Burgoyne-3, Linkous. Assists: J: Bathras-2, Dubansky, Ensley, Houck, Schrum, White. U: Pappas-2, Keelan, Willis. Saves: J: O Ferrall-12. U: Quick-8. Attendance: 452. Notes: Johns Hopkins senior Kadie Stamper becomes the 10th player in school history to notch 100 career points. Sophomore goalie Lizzie O Ferrall matches career-high with 12 saves. 25

6 2008 BOX SCORES Game 13 April 13, 2008 Klöckner Stadium #4 Virginia-17, #16 Johns Hopkins-6 #16 Johns Hopkins (6-7) #4 Virginia (11-3) Game 15 April 26, 2008 Jeffrey Field #17 Johns Hopkins-10, Penn State-8 #17 Johns Hopkins (7-8, 1-2) Penn State (4-11, 0-4) Game 17 ALC Semifinals May 3, 2008 Lakeside Field #9 Vanderbilt-10, #19 Johns Hopkins-7 #19 Johns Hopkins (8-9) #9 Vanderbilt (13-4) JHU UVa Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 2 7 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 9 15 TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: J: Stamper-2, Schwarzmann, Houck, Ibello, Bathras. V: McCulloch-5, Duff-3, Kalkstein-3, Weymouth-2, Swagart, Hauser, O Malley, Whiteley. Assists: J: Higgins, Schwarzmann. V: Bordley, Duff, Hauser, Kellerman, McCulloch, Swagart, Weymouth. Saves: J: O Ferrall-4, Wisner-7. V: McBrearty-7, Hairfield-2. Attendance: 527. Notes: Virginia opens game with 9-0 run to extend the Cavaliers win streak at home to 11 straight games, while it also brought the program its 400th win and head coach Julie Myers her 100th win at UVa. Game 14 April 18, 2008 Lakeside Field #1 Northwestern-14, #17 Johns Hopkins-12 #17 Johns Hopkins (6-8, 0-2) #1 Northwestern (14-0, 4-0) JHU NU Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 2 3 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 8 18 TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS 6 5 CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: J: Stamper-5, Houck-2, Ibello-2, Schwarzmann, Maranto, Schrum. N: Bowen-4, Nielsen-3, Spencer-2, Donohoe-2, Frank, Dowd, Matthews. Assists: J: Houck, Schwarzmann. N: Nielsen-3. Saves: J: O Ferrall-7. N: Lathrop-6. Attendance: 918. Notes: Johns Hopkins senior Kadie Stamper scores a career-high five goals but the Blue Jays bid to upset #1 Northwestern on the road falls just short. JHU PSU Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 2 1 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS 9 12 CAUSED TURNOVERS 5 6 CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: J: Schrum-3, Stamper-2, Houck-2, Schwarzmann, Ibello, Foussadier. P: LeNoir-2, Mihm- 2, Lieb-2, Lozano, Steadman. Assists: J: Schrum, Schwarzmann. P: Lozano. Saves: J: O Ferrall-1, Buicko-6. P: Boccio-10. Attendance: 431. Notes: Johns Hopkins junior goalie Jess Buicko earns American Lacrosse Conference Player of the Week honors after a career-high six save performance as the Blue Jays rally from a 6-2 halftime deficit to win Game 16 April 28, 2008 Homewood Field #17 Johns Hopkins-13, Ohio State-12 Ohio State (10-7, 1-3) #17 Johns Hopkins (8-8, 2-2) JHU OSU Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 3 7 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS 7 7 CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: O: Zerhusen-5, Patane-4, Beard-2, Shimp. J: Houck-3, Schrum-3, Bathras-2, Stamper-2, Schwarzmann, Hughes, Maranto. Assists: O: Slahor-5, Beaudrault, Zerhusen. J: Houck-2, Bathras. Saves: O: Gilwee-11. J: None. Attendance: 110. Notes: Johns Hopkins clinches #3 seed in upcoming American Lacrosse Conference Tournament in a rainsoaked affair at Homewood Field. Blue Jays will face Commodores in ALC Semifinals. JHU VU Goals-Shot attempts Shot percentage Shots on goal-attempts SOG percentage Free position made-attempts Free position percentage Assists 1 6 GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 10 9 TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear percentage Goals: J: Schwarzmann-3, Foussadier-2, Bathras, Schrum. V: Curran-4, Downing-4, Foote, Paschall. Assists: J: Stamper. V: Foote-2, Curran, Denkler, Downing, Frank. Saves: J: O Ferrall-1, Wisner-2. V: Shinabeery-9. Attendance: 496. Notes: Johns Hopkins senior Kadie Stamper controls two draws in the loss to break the program s all-time career record, held by Jamie Larrimore, of 202. STAMPER 26

7 2008 AMERICAN LACROSSE CONFERENCE REVIEW 2008 American Lacrosse Conference Final Standings ALC Games All Games W-L Pct. GF-GA H A W-L Pct GF-GA H A N Streak Northwestern Won 6 Vanderbilt Lost 2 Johns Hopkins Lost 1 Ohio State Lost 2 Penn State Lost ALC Honors Player of the Year: Hannah Nielsen, Northwestern Rookie of the Year: Maghan Beaudrault, Ohio State Goalie of the Year: Brooke Shinaberry, Vanderbilt Coach of the Year: Cathy Swezey, Vanderbilt Team Statistics (as of 4/29/08) Team Defense GP Min GA GAPG Northwestern (2) Vanderbilt (11) Johns Hopkins (18) Penn State Ohio State Team Offense GP Min G GPG Northwestern (3) Ohio State (21) Vanderbilt Johns Hopkins Penn State Ground Balls GP GB GBPG Ohio State (12) Vanderbilt (21) Northwestern Johns Hopkins Penn State Caused Turnovers GP CT CTPG Johns Hopkins (17) Vanderbilt (22) Northwestern (28) Ohio State Penn State Draw Controls GP DC DCPG Northwestern (6) Vanderbilt (22) Penn State Ohio State Johns Hopkins Individual Statistics (as of 4/29/08) Goals Against Average Min GA GAA Morgan Lathrop, NU (2) Brooke Shinaberry, VAN (12) Jess Boccio, PSU Lizzie O Ferrall, JHU Kristen Gilwee, OSU Save Percentage SV G SV% Brooke Shinaberry, VAN % (19) Morgan Lathrop, NU % Lizzie O Ferrall, JHU % Kristen Gilwee, OSU % Jess Boccio, PSU % goalkeepers must play 60% of the team minutes to rank nationally Scoring GP G A P PPG Kristen Slahor, OSU (2) Hannah Nielsen, NU (8) Hilary Bowen, NU (20) Margie Curran, VAN (25) Danielle Spencer, NU Sarah Downing, VAN Kelly Haggerty, OSU Brittney Zerheusen, OSU L. Schwarzmann, JHU Draw Controls GP DC DCPG Hannah Nielsen, NU (17) Margie Curran, VAN (19) Erica Mihm, PSU (27) Jessi Lieb, PSU Danielle Spencer, NU Meredith Frank, NU Kadie Stamper, JHU Sam Schrum, JHU Cara Giordano, VAN Goals GP G GPG Hilary Bowen, NU (11) Danielle Spencer, NU (20) Margie Curran, VAN Hannah Nielsen, NU Carter Foote, VAN Kristen Slahor, OSU Brittney Zerheusen, OSU Meredith Frank, NU four student-athletes Ground Balls GP GB GBPG Sasha Cielak, VAN (26) Christy Finch, NU (28) Maghan Beaudrault, OSU Sarah Gallion, JHU Jessi Lieb, PSU Brooke Shinaberry, VAN Brittney Zerheusen, OSU Erin Russell, JHU Bethany Carey, OSU Assists GP A APG Kristen Slahor, OSU (1) Hannah Nielsen, NU (4) Margie Curran, VAN (23) Sarah Downing, VAN Kelly Haggerty, OSU Brett Bathras, JHU Hilary Bowen, NU Lauren Schwarzmann, JHU Emily Franke, VAN Caused Turnovers GP CT CTPG Christy Finch, NU (2) Sasha Cielak, VAN (8) Margo Josephs, PSU (21) Kirby Houck, JHU Sarah Gallion, JHU Maghan Beaudrault, OSU Erin Russell, JHU Sarah Downing, VAN Angela Hughes, JHU (number in parentheses is national rank) ALC All-Conference Teams First Team Hilary Bowen, Northwestern Sasha Cielak, Vanderbilt Margie Curran, Vanderbilt Christy Finch, Northwestern Sarah Gallion, Johns Hopkins Cara Giordano, Vanderbilt Kirby Houck, Johns Hopkins Jessi Lieb, Penn State Hannah Nielsen, Northwestern Lauren Schwarzmann, Johns Hopkins Brooke Shinaberry, Vanderbilt Kristen Slahor, Ohio State Second Team Maghan Beaudrault, Ohio State Theresa Bucci, Penn State Carter Foote, Vanderbilt Meredith Frank, Northwestern Angela Hughes, Johns Hopkins Heather Koutrakos, Vanderbilt Morgan Lathrop, Northwestern Kerry Shea, Penn State Linsey Shea, Penn State Danielle Spencer, Northwestern Kadie Stamper, Johns Hopkins ALC All-Tournament Team MVP: Hannah Nielsen Hilary Bowen, Northwestern Quinn Cammarota, Northwestern Sasha Cielak, Vanderbilt Margie Curran, Vanderbilt Christy Finch, Northwestern Sarah Gallion, Johns Hopkins Lauren Schwarzmann, Johns Hopkins Kerry Shea, Penn State Linsey Shea, Penn State Amanda Shimp, Ohio State Michelle Slotke, Vanderbilt 2008 ALC Tournament First Round - May Northwestern Penn State-13, Ohio State-5 Semifinals - May Northwestern #1 Northwestern-15, Penn State-7 #9 Vanderbilt-10, #19 Johns Hopkins-7 Finals - May Northwestern #1 Northwestern-14, #9 Vanderbilt NCAA Tournament First Round - May Northwestern #1 Northwestern-15, #10 Notre Dame-7 First Round - May Princeton #8 Princeton-14, #9 Vanderbilt-10 Quarterfinals - May Northwestern #1 Northwestern-18, #8 Princeton-11 Semifinals - May Towson #1 Northwestern-16, #5 Syracuse-8 Finals - May Towson #1 Northwestern-10, #1 Penn

8 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS AAA Abramson, Ellen 1983 Abruzzo, Gianna Aguirre, Ana 1982 Allalemdjian, Carrie Allan, Anne 1976 Appleman, Sarah Atkinson, Wendy 1981, BBB Baldwin, Marissa Barcomb, Kate Barents, Carlene Bathras, Brett Beach, Cele Bedno, Sheryl 1986 Bellino, Caroline Belt, Tracey 1980 Berman, Carrie Bessin, Susan 1984 Better, Allison 1992, 1995 Better, Laura Bishop, Veronique 1981 Blitz, Meredith 1989 Blosfelds, Ilona Borzilleri, Meri-Jo 1981 Boynton, Laura Bradbury, Kate Brady, Tracey Brennan, Francine Brill, Janice Bromberg, Shelly 1979 Brown, Mary Carole Brugger, Milly Bruschi, Amy Buicko, Jess Burner, Susan Burnett, Meghan Burnett, Molly Butterworth, Carol CCC Cardillo, Jacqueline 1994 Cariello, Beth 1992, 1994 Carney, Lauren Carver, Kelly Cascio, Stephanie 1977 Caston, Anne Cathcart, Kerrie 1994 Chang, Barbara 1976 Chang, Susan 1984 Cheh, Valerie Chen, Shereen Cheun, Jane , 1985 Chien, Grace Chou, Katherine Chuang, Ellen Chun, Jen Ciciora, Sandy Clark, Anne Cole, Kristen Colfer, Kim 1979 Collins, Alice Compton, Amy 1983, 1985 Cooper, Natalie Crisafulli, Anne Crisafulli, Meghan Cronin, Brianna DDD Dancz, Cathy Daneker, Chris 1983 Davis, Liz Davis, Michelle Davis, Shelly 1985 Dawood, Neda Dean, Lauren Decoster, Emily 1983 Dennis, Erinn , 2003 DeSantis, Erica DeVries, Courtney Dickson, Sonia DiConza, Kim Dorr, Tara 1989 Dubansky, Kim Duggan, Abby Dumais, Katie Dyer, Jackie EEE Edgar, Stephanie 1983 Eggers, Jen , 1995 Eisenberg, Ann Ekas, Laura Ensley, Danielle Erickson, Ellen Evans, Elizabeth 1981, FFF Fatula, Jackie Fawcett, Barbara 1978 Feibel, Lauren Feinstein, Karen Feller, Erika Fenton, Kathleen 1981 Ferdman, Eve 1980 Ferling, Maria 1976 Ferretti, Louise 1983 Fisher, Lara Fontoura, Maria Foster, Kate 1976 Foussadier, Brooke Fradel, Julie 1977 Frame, Tara GGG Gaeta, Ange 2006 Gallion, Sarah Gates, Martha 1978 Gerard, Daniele , 1980 Gill, Christina 1981 Gilland, Kate Gladding, Chris 1976 Goldhaber, Meryl 1981 Gonzalez, Kelly Gottesfeld, Lisa Gottling, Martha 1983, 1984 Graham, Leslie Gregory, Pamela 1981 Grieco, Danielle 1989 Griffith, Cailtin Guttierrez, Bridgette 1993 HHH Hahn, Carolyn 1977, 1979 Hairston, Joyce Hanjura, Sujata 1982 Harmon, Deborah , 1981 Harnwell, Anne Harris, Amelia Hart, Kathryn Henderson, Chase 1982 Hensley, Lisa Hentz, Lacey-Leigh Heritage, Kate Herring, Kathy Higgins, Jennifer Higgins, Nancy Holland, Liz Hoffman, Kelly Hooper, Sue Hopkins, Carrie Horvath, Sharon Houck, Kirby Huber, Carol 1981 Huck, Tammy Hughes, Angela III Ibello, Paige Immer, Liz JJJ Janec, Eileen Janice, Steph Janis, Julie Jerez, Paulina 1992 Jones, Elizabeth 1981 Joseph, Celia KKK Katz, Lynn Key, Mary Kim, Liz 1996 Kim, Nancy Kimmerling, Kelly 2007 King, Alec 1992 Kishimori, Jenny 1989 Kleane, Julia Klink, Heather Knisley, Linnaea Kofsky, Robin , 1980 Kohli, Shanu Kohn, Celia 1982 Koza, Elizabeth Krom, Rachel Kwiterovich, Karen LLL Lackey, Cora Lagator, Patty Larrimore, Jamie Lau, Suzanne 1981 Lebo, Sandra Lee, Gail Lentz, Nancy Lim, Ellen Lipinski, Brooke Lipka, Kate Love, Sara Lueje, Anna MMM Makowska, Hala Mancini, Sally Manlove, Melissa Maranto, Gina Marrone, Julie Marshall, Mollie Maschuci, Danielle Maynard, Pam 1976 McDonald, Jen McFarland, Margo McGuire, Karen 1982 McGuire, Mary Ann McHugh, Carol Ann 1981 McManmon, Pat 1986 Meiller, Jesse Michaud, Cherie Michel, Nina Miller, Amanda 1993 Miller, Caroline Miller, Kristen

9 Mirowski, Ginat 1979 Moskal, Cathleen Muri, Monique NNN Nalven, Lisa 1982 Neale, Brent 2000, 2001 Neale, Ramsey Nee, Dawn Newman, Deborah 1981 Niedzwiedski, Danuta 1986 Ninesling, Carolyn 1981 Nolan, Alex Nuger, Laurie OOO O Boyle, Erin O Connor, Jennifer 1981, O Ferrall, Lizzie Offut, Katie O Keefe, Dotty Olsen, Maren Onda, Leah Ordes, Barbara Ordonez, Patricia PPP Palowitch, Christine Park, Chin Parker, Chris 1986 Patibandla, Anita Pearce, Heidi Pertel, Heather Peterson, Christy Piper, Jenna Polston, Jocelyn Popham, Jessica 1998 Porter, Laura Prin, Claire Putnam, Kelley RRR Rahman, Aneesa Raimondo, Susan Rappold, Beth 1997 Reese, Cindy Reese, Susan Renaut, Liz Riddick, Lauren Riordan, Erin Ru, Sha Hsing 1977, Rubino, Carol Ruff, Lisa Rupp, Lizzie Russell, Erin Ryan, Rita SSS Sabundayo, Trixie Salsich, Julia Sarya, Ann 1981 Saudek, Christina 1991 Savage, Rebecca Sawyer, Catherine Schlier, Amy Schmidt, Becky Schmidt, Maggie Schrum, Sam Schwartzman, Ginny Schwarzmann, Ashley Schwarzmann, Lauren Seydel, Charlotte Sheldon, Sydney 1976 Shematek, Annie 1994 Siegrist, Julie Simonsick, Eleanor 1978 Slowinski, Annette 1978 Smith, Candice Smith, Mary Sokolowski, Kathy Sokolowski, Mimi Spalding, Lydia 1978 Spitz, Megan 1994 Sporer, Christie 1983 Squires, Liz Stagoff, Cynthia 1981 Stahl, Jen Stamper, Kadie Stanitski, Kate 1994 Steeves, Amanda 1978 Steindecker, Michelle 1989 Steiner, Allison Steinwald, Susan Stevens, Kim Stevenson, Katie Sullivan, Elizabeth Sullivan, Shannon Susman, Kate Swerdloff, Sue Swid, Katie TTT Tang, Nancy 1976 Tatum, Vanessa Tena, Rowena 1987 Tena, Roxanne , 1990 Ternes, Lisa 1998 Thievon, Patricia Thomas, Barbara Thorsfold, Marnee Tipton, Kara 1988, Tropp, Jessica UUU Urban, Cornelia Utterback, Mary Ellen VVV Van Slaars, Lori 1983 Vannier, Carole Voight, Meagan WWW Wagner, Annie Wallace, Emma Walsh, Sarah Ward, Jenn Watchler, Catherine 1983 Watts, Chrissie Weinberg, Sharon Weiss, Amanda Wellner, Erin White, Ashley White, Kacie Whitney, Larissa Wilkinson, Locke 1977 Williams, Laura 1983 Williams, Sue 1979 Williams, Vanessa 1983 Wisner, Julianne Wittelsberger, Marlena Wolman, Ricka 1977 Worsfold, Marnee YYY Yajima, Etsuko 1993 Yoo, Brenda , 1992 Yoo, Janice Yun, Mary ZZZ Zura, Jessica 1981, 1983 all-time LETTERWINNERS All-Time Captains Anne Allan 1976 Tracey Brady 1997 Janice Brill 1985 Meghan Burnett 2003 Kelly Carver 1992, 1993 Valerie Cheh 1981 Jen Chun 1991 Anne Crisafulli 2005 Cathy Dancz 1998 Liz Davis 1987 Sonia Dickson 1994, 1995 Kim Dubansky 2009 Laura Ekas 2000 Ellen Erickson 1985, 1986 Karen Feinstein 1977 Sarah Gallion 2008 Kate Gilland 2003 Lacey-Leigh Hentz 2005 Kathy Herring 1991 Kirby Houck 2008 Angela Hughes 2009 Eileen Jane 1986 Celia Joseph 1977 Mary Key 2007 Heather Klink 1987, 1988 Linnaea Knisley 1982 Shanu Kohli 2001 Rachel Krom 2004 Cora Lackey 1978 Patty Lagator 1990 Gail Lee 1980 Sara Love 2000 Jen McDonald 2003 Mary Ann McGuire 1997 Gina Maranto 2009 Danielle Maschuci 1999, 2000 Cherie Michaud 2007 Monique Muri 1983, 1984 Ramsey Neale 1999 Alex Nolan 2007 Maren Olsen 1994 Anita Patibandla 1998 Heidi Pearce 2003, 2004 Christy Peterson 2002 Kelley Putnam 2006 Anessa Rahman 1979 Cindy Reese 1979, 1980 Trixie Sabundayo 1995 Sam Schrum 2009 Lauren Schwarzmann 2008 Julie Siegrist 1990 Candice Smith 2001 Kathy Sokolowski 1993 Mimi Sokolowski 1999 Kim Stevens 1982, 1983 Sue Swerdloff 1978 Marnee Thorsfold 1981 Jessica Tropp 1992 Sarah Walsh 2006 Jenn Ward 1996 Erin Wellner 2001, 2002 (Missing: 1988, 1989) 29

10 ALL-TIME HONORS & AWARDS Johns Hopkins Athletic Hall of Fame 2009 Francine Brennan (Class of 96) Jenn Ward (Class of 96) 2007 Rebecca Savage (Class of 94) 2006 Beth Cariello (Class of 94) 2004 Kathy Hart (Class of 89) Julie Siegrist (Class of 90) 2002 Patty Lagator (Class of 90) 2000 Alice Collins (Class of 89) 1999 Heather Klink (Class of 88) Catherine P. Cramer Award Outstanding Female Athlete at JHU 2008 Kadie Stamper 2007 Mary Key 2005 Lacey-Leigh Hentz 2004 Heidi Pearce 2000 Danielle Maschuci 1999 Neda Dawood 1997 Mary Ann McGuire 1994 Rebecca Savage 1992 Jessica Tropp Robert H. Scott Award JHU senior who has excelled in athletics, scholarship and extracurricular participation 1996 Jocelyn Polston NCAA All-Tournament Team 1997 Danielle Maschuci 1994 Rebecca Savage Maryland Woman of the Year 1994 Nancy Lentz Tewaaraton Trophy Nominee 2007 Mary Key 2006 Mary Key 2005 Mary Key Tewaaraton Trophy Finalist 2007 Mary Key Honda Sports Award Finalist 2007 Mary Key USWLA All-Americans 1998 Danielle Maschuci 2nd Team Anita Patibandla 2nd Team 1997 Mary Ann McGuire 1st Team Anita Patibandla 1st Team 1993 Kelly Carver 1st Team 1991 Kathy Herring 1st Team Dawn Nee 1st Team Kristin Cole HM US Lacrosse All-American 2000 Danielle Maschuci HM Inside Lacrosse Honors ATTACKER OF THE YEAR 2007 Mary Key ALL-AMERICAN 2007 Mary Key 1st Team 2006 Mary Key 1st Team Kadie Stamper 2nd Team 2005 Mary Key 1st Team Lacey-Leigh Hentz 2nd Team Kadie Stamper 3rd Team 2004 Mary Key 2nd Team Lacey-Leigh Hentz 2nd Team Heidi Pearce 2nd Team 2002 Jamie Larrimore 3rd Team Heidi Pearce 3rd Team IWLCA Honors WARD ATTACKER OF THE YEAR 2007 Mary Key DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1997 Mary Ann McGuire ALL-REGION 2008 Sarah Gallion 1st Team Kirby Houck 2nd Team 2007 Mary Key 1st Team Cherie Michaud 2nd Team Lauren Schwarzmann 2nd Team Kadie Stamper 2nd Team 2006 Mary Key 1st Team Kadie Stamper 1st Team Sarah Gallion 2ndTeam 2005 Lacey-Leigh Hentz 1st Team Mary Key 1st Team 2004 Heidi Pearce 1st Team Mary Key 2nd Team 2003 Erinn Dennis 2nd Team 2000 Danielle Maschuci 2nd Team 1997 Neda Dawood 1st Team Lara Fisher 1st Team Danielle Maschuci 1st Team Mary Ann McGuire 1st Team Anita Patibandla 1st Team 1996 Anita Patibandla 1st Team Jocelyn Polston 1st Team 1995 Francine Brennan 1st Team Jenn Ward 1st Team Sonia Dickson 1st Team Trixie Sabundayo 1st Team Anita Patibandla 1st Team Lara Fisher 2nd Team 1994 Jenn Ward 1st Team Rebecca Savage 1st Team Maren Olsen 1st Team Nancy Lentz 1st Team Lisa Hensley 1st Team 1993 Rebecca Savage 1st Team Kelly Carver 1st Team Maren Olsen 1st Team Lisa Hensley 1st Team Nancy Lentz HM 1992 Jessica Tropp 1st Team Kelly Carver 1st Team 1991 Jen Chun 1st Team Kathy Herring 1st Team Dawn Nee 1st Team Kristin Cole HM 1990 Julie Siegrist Jen Stahl 1983 Monique Muri 1st Team ALL-AMERICAN 2007 Mary Key 1st Team 2006 Mary Key 1st Team 2005 Mary Key 2nd Team Lacey-Leigh Hentz 3rd Team 2004 Heidi Pearce 1st Team 2001 Jamie Larrimore 3rd Team 2000 Danielle Maschuci 3rd Team 1998 Anita Patibandla 1st Team Danielle Maschuci 3rd Team 1997 Mary Ann McGuire 1st Team Anita Patibandla 2nd Team Danielle Maschuci 3rd Team 1996 Francine Brennan 1st Team Mary Ann McGuire 2nd Team Jenn Ward 3rd Team 1995 Trixie Sabundayo 1st Team Jenn Ward 2nd Team Francine Brennan 3rd Team 1994 Rebecca Savage 1st Team Jenn Ward 1st Team Maren Olsen 2nd Team Lisa Hensley 2nd Team Nancy Lentz 3rd Team 1993 Rebecca Savage 1st Team Kelly Carver 1st Team Maren Olsen 3rd Team 1992 Kelly Carver 3rd Team 1991 Dawn Nee 1st Team Kathy Herring 2nd Team 1990 Julie Siegrist 1st Team 1989 Julie Siegrist 1st Team Patty Lagator 2nd Team Alice Collins 2nd Team Erika Feller HM 1988 Heather Klink 1st Team Alice Collins 2nd Team 1987 Heather Klink 1st Team Alice Collins 2nd Team 1986 Heather Klink HM NORTH-SOUTH SENIOR ALL-STARS 2008 Sarah Gallion Kirby Houck Lauren Schwarzmann 2007 Mary Key 2006 Kelley Putnam Ashley Schwarzmann 2005 Anne Crisafulli Lacey-Leigh Hentz Erin Riordan 2004 Kate Gilland Heidi Pearce 2002 Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner 1998 Cathy Dancz Anita Patibandla 1997 Lara Fisher Mary Ann McGuire 1996 Francine Brennan Jenn Ward 1995 Sonia Dickson 1994 Lisa Hensley Rebecca Savage 1991 Kathy Herring 1990 Julie Siegrist ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 2008 Jess Buicko Amelia Harris 2007 Alex Nolan 2006 Natalie Cooper Kate Lipka 2005 Natalie Cooper Anne Crisafulli Lacey-Leigh Hentz Sandra Lebo Kate Lipka Kelley Putnam Erin Riordan Ashley Schwarzmann Meagan Voight 2002 Liz Renaut 1994 Nancy Lentz Maren Olsen 1993 Nancy Lentz Maren Olsen womenslacrosse.com Honors ATTACKER OF THE YEAR 2007 Mary Key 30

11 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2004 Mary Key ALL-ROOKIE TEAM 2007 Sam Schrum 2005 Kadie Stamper 2004 Mary Key ALL-AMERICAN 2008 Sarah Gallion 3rd Team 2007 Mary Key 1st Team 2006 Mary Key 1st Team Kadie Stamper 2nd Team 2005 Mary Key 1st Team Lacey-Leigh Hentz 3rd Team 2004 Lacey-Leigh Hentz 2nd Team Mary Key 2nd Team Heidi Pearce 2nd Team CoSIDA HONORS ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 1994 Nancy Lentz First Team ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 1994 Nancy Lentz First Team ALC Honors 2002 was the first season of ALC play Rookie of The Year 2007 Sam Schrum All-Conference 2008 Sarah Gallion 1st Team Kirby Houck 1st Team Lauren Schwarzmann 1st Team Angela Hughes 2nd Team Kadie Stamper 2nd Team 2007 Mary Key 1st Team Lauren Schwarzmann 1st Team Cherie Michaud 2nd Team Kadie Stamper 2nd Team 2006 Mary Key 1st Team Kadie Stamper 1st Team Sarah Gallion 2nd Team Lauren Schwarzmann 2nd Team 2005 Lacey-Leigh Hentz 1st Team Mary Key 1st Team Lauren Schwarzmann 2nd Team 2004 Lacey-Leigh Hentz 1st Team Mary Key 1st Team Heidi Pearce 1st Team 2003 Erinn Dennis 1st Team Lacey-Leigh Hentz 1st Team Meghan Burnett 2nd Team Heidi Pearce 2nd Team 2002 Lacey-Leigh Hentz 1st Team Jamie Larrimore 1st Team Heidi Pearce 1st Team ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM (2007 was the inaugural ALC Tournament) 2008 Sarah Gallion Lauren Schwarzmann 2007 Mary Key Kadie Stamper Sarah Walsh 2008 Jess Buicko Kim Dubansky Abby Duggan Katie Dumais Amelia Harris Jenny Higgins Kirby Houck Lizzie O Ferrall Lizzie Rupp Sam Schrum 2007 Jess Buicko Meghan Crisafulli Kim Dubansky Katie Dumais Amelia Harris Kirby Houck Steph Janice Mary Key Kelly Kimmerling Cherie Michaud Alex Nolan Erin O Boyle 2006 Jess Buicko Natalie Cooper Amelia Harris Steph Janice Mary Key Kate Lipka Alex Nolan Erin O Boyle Christine Palowitch Kelley Putnam Ashley Schwarzmann Meagan Voight 2005 Natalie Cooper Anne Crisafulli Lacey-Leigh Hentz Sandra Lebo Kate Lipka Kristen Miller Alex Nolan Christine Palowitch Kelley Putnam Lauren Riddick Erin Riordan Ashley Schwarzmann Meagan Voight 2004 Kate Barcomb Molly Burnett Natalie Cooper Anne Crisafulli Meghan Crisafulli Kate Gilland Steph Janice Mary Key Rachel Krom Sandra Lebo Kate Lipka Cherie Michaud Kristen Miller Alex Nolan Christine Palowitch Kelley Putnam Katie Stevenson Meagan Voight Marlena Wittelsberger 2003 Meghan Burnett Natalie Cooper Anne Crisafulli Lauren Dean Kate Gilland Liz Holland Kate Lipka Jen McDonald Kristen Miller Kelley Putnam Ashley Schwarzmann Katie Stevenson Meagan Voight Marlena Wittelsberger Centennial honors Hopkins competed in the Centennial Conference from Player of The Year 1998 Anita Patibandla 1997 Mary Ann McGuire 1996 Francine Brennan 1994 Rebecca Savage All-Conference 1998 Neda Dawood 1st Team Maria Fontoura 1st Team Danielle Maschuci 1st Team Anita Patibandla 1st Team Mimi Sokolowski 1st Team Ramsey Neale HM 1997 Neda Dawood 1st Team Mary Ann McGuire 1st Team Anita Patibandla 1st Team Lara Fisher 2nd Team Danielle Maschuci 2nd Team Mimi Sokolowski HM Janice Yoo HM 1996 Francine Brennan 1st Team Mary Ann McGuire 1st Team Jocelyn Polston 1st Team Jenn Ward 1st Team Anita Patibandla 2nd Team 1995 Francine Brennan 1st Team Anita Patibandla 1st Team Trixie Sabundayo 1st Team Jenn Ward 1st Team Sonia Dickson 2nd Team Mary Ann McGuire 2nd Team Lara Fisher HM Jocelyn Polston HM 1994 Lisa Hensley 1st Team Maren Olsen 1st Team Rebecca Savage 1st Team Jenn Ward 1st Team Francine Brennan 2nd Team Nancy Lentz 2nd Team Sonia Dickson HM all-time HONORS & AWARDS 1998 Laura Ekas 1997 Tracey Brady 1996 Anita Patibandla 1995 Nancy Lentz Maren Olsen 1994 Nancy Lentz Maren Olsen All-MAC HONORs Hopkins left the MAC in 1993 All-Conference 1993 Kelly Carver 1st Team Lisa Hensley 1st Team Maren Olsen 1st Team Rebecca Savage 1st Team 1992 Kelly Carver 1st Team Rebecca Savage 1st Team Jessica Tropp 1st Team 1991 Jennifer Chun 1st Team Kristin Cole 1st Team Kathy Herring 1st Team Dawn Nee 1st Team 1990 Kathy Herring 1st Team Patty Lagator 1st Team Julie Siegrist 1st Team 1989 Kristin Cole 1st Team Alice Collins 1st Team Erika Feller 1st Team Patty Lagator 1st Team Julie Siegrist 1st Team 1988 Heather Klink 1st Team Julie Siegrist 1st Team Alice Collins HM 1987 Heather Klink 1st Team 1986 Heather Klink 1st Team 1985 Jennifer O Connor 1st Team Mary Yun 1st Team 1984 Jennifer O Connor 1st Team Monique Muri 1st Team 1993 Nancy Lentz Maren Olsen 1992 Nancy Lentz Maren Olsen LENTZ 31

12 DIVISION I TEAM RECORDS SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Most Goals vs. Ohio University at Mount St. Mary s T. 21 vs. Davidson vs. Howard vs. Drexel Most Assists vs. Holy Cross at Mount St. Mary s T. 12 vs. Oregon at Delaware T. 11 vs. Towson vs. Ohio State vs. Howard Most Points at Mount St. Mary s vs. Holy Cross vs. Ohio University T. 32 vs. Oregon vs. Howard Most Shots vs. Ohio University at Mount St. Mary s vs. Stanford vs. American vs. Davidson Most Saves at Lehigh at Towson T. 18 vs. #14 George Mason_ at Stanford T. 16 at #2 Maryland vs. Ohio State vs. #1 Maryland Fewest Goals 1T. 3 vs. #1 Northwestern at #2 Duke vs. #1 Maryland T. 4 vs. #14 Penn at #2 Maryland vs. #9 Penn State vs. Vanderbilt at #15 Cornell ^ Fewest Assists 1T. 0 vs. #9 Penn State at #2 Duke at #6 North Carolina at #15 Cornell ^ vs. Notre Dame Fewest Points 1. 3 at #2 Duke T. 4 vs. #1 Northwestern vs. #9 Penn State at #15 Cornell vs. #1 Maryland Most Goals Allowed at #1 Maryland T. 22 vs. #1 Northwestern $_ at #4 Maryland at #2 Maryland T. 17 at #4 Virginia at #2 Northwestern Fewest Goals Allowed 1T. 0 at Ohio at Cal T. 1 vs. Mount St. Mary s vs. Howard T. 2 at George Washington_ vs. #14 North Carolina_ vs. Lehigh vs. Villanova Most Assists by Opponent at #1 Maryland at #4 Maryland T. 11 vs. #1 Northwestern $_ #12 William & Mary at #2 Duke Fewest Assists by Opponent 1T. 0 vs. #16 Oregon vs. #7 Princeton at #5 James Madison #_ vs. Villanova vs. Ohio at Villanova at #20 Vanderbilt vs. Penn vs. Northwestern vs. Davidson at Davidson vs. Mount St. Mary s at Lehigh vs. Howard at Cal vs. Mount St. Mary s Most Points by Opponent at #1 Maryland at #4 Maryland vs. #1 Northwestern $_ at #2 Maryland T. 26 at #2 Northwestern at #2 Duke Fewest Points by Opponent 1T. 0 vs. Ohio at Cal T. 1 vs. Mount St. Mary s vs. Howard T. 3 at George Washington_ vs. Villanova vs. #14 North Carolina_ Largest Margin of Victory vs. Howard vs. Mount St. Mary s T. 16 vs. Cincinnati vs. Oregon vs. Davidson vs. Villanova vs. Lehigh at Mount St. Mary s vs. Holy Cross Largest Margin of Defeat vs. #1 Maryland vs. #1 Northwestern $_ at #2 Maryland vs. #1 Maryland T. 12 at #2 Northwestern at #15 Cornell ^ Largest Home Crowd (Est.) 1,200 #1 Maryland ,125 #1 Northwestern ,100 #7 Maryland ^ ECAC Tournament $ ALC Tournament # NCAA Tournament SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS Most Goals Most Assists Most Points Most Shots Most Saves Most Ground Balls Most Draw Controls Most Caused Turnovers T Winning Percentage (12-4) (10-4) (12-5) (11-5) (12-6) 2000 Most Wins 1T T Fewest Losses 1T T T Most Games Played T T MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Longest Win Streak 10 February 29 - April 4, 2004 Longest Home Win Streak 10 April 25, April 4, 2004 Longest Road Win Streak 4 March 17 - April 21, 1999 Highest Rank in IWLCA Rk. Date Record 2 April 4, CONSECUTIVE WEEKS IN THE IWLCA TOP 20 Weeks Dates 55 March 8, active Milestone Victories No. Opponent Date Score 1 Hood Goucher Dickinson Salisbury Swarthmore Davidson * Penn American Vanderbilt ^ Hofstra $ * First Win ^ 100th Win $ First NCAA Tourn. Win 32

13 GOAL-SCORING RECORDS Most Goals Scored - Regular Season Game - All Divisions: 12 Alice Collins vs. Widener Most Goals Scored - Regular Season Game - : 8 Heidi Pearce vs. Ohio Most Goals Scored - ALC Tournament Game: 4 Sarah Walsh vs. Vanderbilt Most Goals Scored - NCAA Tournament Game - : 4 Sarah Walsh at Hofstra Meagan Voight at Virginia Most Single-Season Goals Scored - All Divisions: 77 Rebecca Savage 1994 Most Single-Season Goals Scored - : 67 Mary Key 2007 Most Career Goals Scored - All Divisions: 234 Mary Key Most Career Goals Scored - : 234 Mary Key Most Single-Season Goals/Game - : 3.75 Mary Key 2006 Most Career Goals/Game - : 3.44 Danielle Maschuci Most Consecutive Games Scoring a Goal - All Divisions: 64 Danielle Maschuci Most Consecutive Games Scoring a Goal - : 38 Jamie Larrimore Most Career Goals (Midfielder) - : 152 Heidi Pearce Annual Goal-Scoring Leaders 1976 Sue Swerdloff Sue Swerdloff Sue Swerdloff Hala Makowska Hala Makowska Hala Makowska Monique Muri Monique Muri Monique Muri Shelly Davis 25 Magge Schmidt Magge Schmidt Alice Collins Alice Collins Patty Lagator Kara Tipton 33 Single-Season Leaders - All Divisions 1. Rebecca Savage Monique Muri Jenn Ward Mary Key T. Mary Key Jenn Ward Rebecca Savage T. Jamie Larrimore Danielle Maschuci T. Alice Collins Monique Muri Hala Makowska Single-Season Leaders - 1. Mary Key Mary Key T. Jamie Larrimore Danielle Maschuci T. Mary Key Mary Key Danielle Maschuci Jamie Larrimore T. Jamie Larrimore Heidi Pearce Most Single-Season Goals/Game - 1. Mary Key Danielle Maschuci Jamie Larrimore Mary Key T. Jamie Larrimore Danielle Maschuci Mary Key Mary Key Erin Wellner T. Jamie Larrimore Heidi Pearce Career Leaders - All Divisions 1. Mary Key Jenn Ward Jamie Larrimore Danielle Maschuci T. Rebecca Savage Monique Muri Heidi Pearce Alice Collins Hala Makowska Francine Brennan Career Leaders - 1. Mary Key Jamie Larrimore Heidi Pearce Erin Wellner Danielle Maschuci Sarah Walsh T. Kadie Stamper Meghan Burnett Erinn Dennis Lauren Schwarzmann Meagan Voight Kirby Houck Sam Schrum Steph Janice T. Annie Wagner Christy Peterson Erin Riordan Kelley Putnam Kate Barcomb Liz Holland Most Career Goals/Game - (Mininum 50 goals) 1. Danielle Maschuci Mary Key Jamie Larrimore Heidi Pearce Erin Wellner Sam Schrum Meghan Burnett Erinn Dennis Sarah Walsh Kadie Stamper Most Career Goals by a Midfielder - 1. Heidi Pearce Kadie Stamper Erinn Dennis Lauren Schwarzmann Kirby Houck Steph Janice Christy Peterson Kate Barcomb Kelley Putnam Most Consecutive Games, Goal Scored - 1. Jamie Larrimore Danielle Maschuci Mary Key Heidi Pearce Mary Key Erin Wellner Mary Key Annie Wagner Heidi Pearce T. Meghan Burnett Jamie Larrimore Jessica Tropp Jessica Tropp Rebecca Savage Rebecca Savage Jenn Ward Jenn Ward Neda Dawood Danielle Maschuci Danielle Maschuci Danielle Maschuci 59 Jamie Larrimore Jamie Larrimore Jamie Larrimore 47 Heidi Pearce Meghan Burnett Mary Key Mary Key Mary Key Mary Key Sam Schrum 30 SAVAGE 33

14 assist records Annual Assist Leaders (Since 1983) 1983 Monique Muri Monique Muri Heather Klink Maggie Schmidt 14 Heather Klink Patty Lagator 20 Heather Klink Maggie Schmidt Patty Lagator Patty Lagator Kara Tipton Shereen Chen Shereen Chen Francine Brennan Francine Brennan Francine Brennan Mimi Sokolowski Danielle Maschuci Danielle Maschuci Erin Wellner Erin Wellner Erin Wellner Meghan Burnett Mary Key Mary Key Mary Key Mary Key Brett Bathras 18 BRENNAN Most Assists - Regular Season Game - All Divisions: 7 Mary Key vs. Oregon Erin Wellner vs. Holy Cross Most Assists - Regular Season Game - : 7 Mary Key vs. Oregon Erin Wellner vs. Holy Cross Most Assists - ALC Tournament Game: 2 Mary Key vs. Vanderbilt Most Assists - NCAA Tournament Game - : 5 Mary Key at Hofstra Most Single-Season Assists - All Divisions: 54 Mary Key 2007 Most Single-Season Assists - : 54 Mary Key 2007 Most Career Assists - All Divisions: 149 Mary Key Most Career Assists - : 149 Mary Key Most Single-Season Assists/Game - : 2.70 Mary Key 2007 Most Career Assists/Game - : 2.12 Mary Key Most Consecutive Games with an Assist - : 18 Mary Key Most Career Assists (Midfielder) - : 49 Heidi Pearce Single-Season Leaders - All Divisions 1. Mary Key Francine Brennan Mary Key Patty Lagator Francine Brennan T. Danielle Maschuci Maggie Schmidt Francine Brennan Mary Key T. Erin Wellner Jenn Ward Single-Season Leaders - 1. Mary Key Mary Key Mary Key Erin Wellner Erin Wellner Sarah Walsh Mary Key Erin Wellner T. Brett Bathras Heidi Pearce Meghan Burnett Jamie Larrimore Most Single-Season Assists/Game - 1. Mary Key Mary Key Mary Key Erin Wellner Sarah Walsh Erin Wellner Erin Wellner Mary Key Meghan Burnett T. Brett Bathras Heidi Pearce Career Leaders - All Divisions 1. Mary Key Francine Brennan Patty Lagator Erin Wellner Jenn Ward Maggie Schmidt Danielle Maschuci Sarah Walsh Jamie Larrimore Heather Klink Career Leaders - 1. Mary Key Erin Wellner Sarah Walsh Jamie Larrimore Heidi Pearce Meghan Burnett Lauren Schwarzmann Erin Riordan Danielle Maschuci T. Brett Bathras Erinn Dennis Alex Nolan Meagan Voight Kirby Houck T. Kadie Stamper Steph Janice Sam Schrum T. Anne Crisafulli Kate Barcomb T. Liz Holland Christy Peterson Most Career Assists/Game - (Mininum 40 assists) 1. Mary Key Erin Wellner Sarah Walsh Jamie Larrimore Heidi Pearce Meghan Burnett Most Career Assists by a Midfielder - 1. Heidi Pearce Lauren Schwarzmann Erinn Dennis Kirby Houck T. Kadie Stamper Steph Janice T. Anne Crisafulli Kate Barcomb Christy Peterson Kelley Putnam Most Consecutive Games with an Assist - 1. Mary Key Mary Key Erin Wellner Brett Bathras Mary Key T. Meghan Burnett Heidi Pearce T. Heidi Pearce Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner Erin Wellner

15 point-scoring RECORDS Most Points - Regular Season Game - All Divisions: 14 Alice Collins vs. Widener Most Points - Regular Season Game - : 13 Mary Key vs. Oregon Most Points - ALC Tournament Game: 5 Mary Key vs. Vanderbilt Most Points - NCAA Tournament Game - : 8 Mary Key at Hofstra Most Single-Season Points - All Divisions: 121 Mary Key 2007 Most Single-Season Points - : 121 Mary Key 2007 Most Career Points - All Divisions: 383 Mary Key Most Career Points - : 383 Mary Key Most Single-Season Points/Game - : 6.31 Mary Key 2006 Most Career Points/Game - : 5.47 Mary Key Most Consecutive Games with a Point - All Divisions: 70 Mary Key Most Consecutive Games with a Point - : 70 Mary Key Most Career Points (Midfielder) - : 201 Heidi Pearce Single-Season Leaders - All Divisions 1. Mary Key Mary Key Jenn Ward Francine Brennan T. Mary Key Danielle Maschuci T. Jenn Ward Rebecca Savage Patty Lagator Monique Muri Single-Season Leaders - 1. Mary Key Mary Key Mary Key Mary Key Danielle Maschuci Jamie Larrimore T. Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner T. Erin Wellner Danielle Maschuci Most Single-Season Points/Game - 1. Mary Key Mary Key Mary Key Danielle Maschuci Mary Key Jamie Larrimore Danielle Maschuci Erin Wellner Jamie Larrimore T. Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner Career Leaders - All Divisions 1. Mary Key Jenn Ward Danielle Maschuci Francine Brennan Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner Patty Lagator Heidi Pearce Maggie Schmidt Rebecca Savage Career Leaders - 1. Mary Key Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner Heidi Pearce Sarah Walsh Meghan Burnett Danielle Maschuci Lauren Schwarzmann Kadie Stamper Erinn Dennis Meagan Voight Kirby Houck Sam Schrum Erin Riordan Steph Janice Christy Peterson Kate Barcomb Kelley Putnam T. Annie Wagner Alex Nolan Most Career Points/Game - (Mininum 50 points) 1. Mary Key Danielle Maschuci Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner Heidi Pearce Sarah Walsh Meghan Burnett Sam Schrum T. Lauren Schwarzmann Erinn Dennis Most Career Points by a Midfielder - 1. Heidi Pearce Lauren Schwarzmann Kadie Stamper Erinn Dennis Kirby Houck Steph Janice Christy Peterson Kate Barcomb Kelley Putnam Most Consecutive Games with a Point - 1. Mary Key Jamie Larrimore Heidi Pearce Erin Wellner Danielle Maschuci Erin Riordan Heidi Pearce Meghan Burnett T. Annie Wagner Jamie Larrimore Annual Point-Scoring Leaders (Since 1983) 1983 Monique Muri Monique Muri Maggie Schmidt Maggie Schmidt Alice Collins Maggie Schmidt Patty Lagator Patty Lagator Jessica Tropp 46 Kara Tipton Jessica Tropp Rebecca Savage Rebecca Savage 85 Jenn Ward Jenn Ward Francine Brennan Neda Dawood Danielle Maschuci Danielle Maschuci Danielle Maschuci Erin Wellner Jamie Larrimore Meghan Burnett Mary Key Mary Key Mary Key Mary Key Kirby Houck 36 Sam Schrum 36 KEY 35

16 ground ball records Annual Ground Ball Leaders (Since 1985) 1985 Eileen Janec Not Available 1987 Not Available 1988 Not Available 1989 Not Available 1990 Kathy Sokolowski Kelly Carver Mandy Weiss Rebecca Savage Jenn Ward Francine Brennan Mary Ann McGuire Mary Ann McGuire Danielle Maschuci Jamie Larrimore Christy Peterson Jamie Larrimore Heidi Pearce Heidi Pearce Lacey-Leigh Hentz Kadie Stamper Kadie Stamper Cherie Michaud Sarah Gallion 36 LARRIMORE Most Ground Balls - Regular Season Game - : 13 Erinn Dennis at Towson Most Ground Balls - ALC Tournament Game: 4 Cherie Michaud vs. Vanderbilt Most Ground Balls - NCAA Tournament Game - : 5 Lauren Riddick at Virginia Most Single-Season Ground Balls - All Divisions: 100 Francine Brennan 1995 Most Single-Season Ground Balls - : 72 Jamie Larrimore 2001 Most Career Ground Balls - All Divisions: 251 Mary Ann McGuire Most Career Ground Balls - : 230 Heidi Pearce Most Single-Season Ground Balls/Game - : 4.24 Jamie Larrimore 2001 Most Career Ground Balls/Game - : 3.38 Heidi Pearce Single-Season Leaders - All Divisions (Since 1990) 1. Francine Brennan Mary Ann McGuire Jenn Ward Mary Ann McGuire Francine Brennan T. Jamie Larrimore Mary Ann McGuire Heidi Pearce Erin Wellner Jenn Ward Single-Season Leaders - 1. Jamie Larrimore Heidi Pearce Erin Wellner Heidi Pearce T. Marlena Wittelsberger Erin Wellner Meghan Burnett T. Lacey-Leigh Hentz Christy Peterson Heidi Pearce Most Single-Season Ground Balls/Game - 1. Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner Heidi Pearce Heidi Pearce Heidi Pearce Marlena Wittelsberger Meghan Burnett Erinn Dennis Meghan Burnett Lacey-Leigh Hentz Career Leaders - All Divisions (Since 1990) 1. Mary Ann McGuire Jenn Ward Heidi Pearce Francine Brennan Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner Meghan Burnett Lacey-Leigh Hentz Erinn Dennis , Christy Peterson Career Leaders - 1. Heidi Pearce Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner Meghan Burnett Lacey-Leigh Hentz Erinn Dennis Christy Peterson Kate Gilland Kadie Stamper Sarah Gallion Caroline Miller Jen McDonald Kelley Putnam Mary Key Shanu Kohli Anne Crisafulli Lauren Schwarzmann Cherie Michaud Liz Holland Marlena Wittelsberger Most Career Ground Balls/Game - (Mininum 50 ground balls) 1. Heidi Pearce Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner Erinn Dennis Meghan Burnett Lacey-Leigh Hentz Christy Peterson Shanu Kohli Kate Gilland Kadie Stamper BURNETT 36

17 DRAW CONTROL RECORDS Most Draw Controls - Regular Season Game - : 9 Jamie Larrimore vs. Mount St. Mary s Jamie Larrimore at Mount St. Mary s Most Draw Controls - ALC Tournament Game: 6 Kadie Stamper vs. Northwestern Most Draw Controls - NCAA Tournament Game - : 4 Kadie Stamper at Duke Kadie Stamper at Hofstra Most Single-Season Draw Controls - All Divisions: 70 Mary Ann McGuire 1997 Most Single-Season Draw Controls - : 66 Jamie Larrimore 2000 Most Career Draw Controls - All Divisions: 203 Kadie Stamper Most Career Draw Controls - : 203 Kadie Stamper Most Single-Season Draw Controls/Game - : 3.93 Jamie Larrimore 1999 Most Career Draw Controls/Game - : 3.01 Jamie Larrimore Single-Season Leaders - All Divisions (Since 1990) 1. Mary Ann McGuire Jamie Larrimore Kadie Stamper Rebecca Savage Kadie Stamper Jamie Larrimore T. Kadie Stamper Jamie Larrimore Sonia Dickson Mary Ann McGuire Single-Season Leaders - 1. Jamie Larrimore Kadie Stamper Kadie Stamper Jamie Larrimore T. Kadie Stamper Jamie Larrimore Shanu Kohli Mary Key Lauren Schwarzman Kadie Stamper Most Single-Season Draw Controls/Game - 1. Jamie Larrimore Jamie Larrimore Kadie Stamper Kadie Stamper Jamie Larrimore Kadie Stamper Kadie Stamper Mary Key T. Sam Schrum Shanu Kohli Shanu Kohli Career Leaders - All Divisions (Since 1990) 1. Kadie Stamper Jamie Larrimore Mary Ann McGuire Sonia Dickson Mary Key Shanu Kohli Lauren Schwarzmann Laura Boynton Rebecca Savage Neda Dawood Career Leaders - 1. Kadie Stamper Jamie Larrimore Mary Key Shanu Kohli Lauren Schwarzmann Heidi Pearce Kristen Miller Kelley Putnam Kirby Houck Sam Schrum Lacey-Leigh Hentz Meghan Burnett Christy Peterson Annual Draw Control Leaders (Since 1990) 1990 Patty Lagator Kara Tipton Mandy Weiss Sonia Dickson Rebecca Savage Laura Boynton Mary Ann McGuire Mary Ann McGuire Jessica Popham Jamie Larrimore Jamie Larrimore Jamie Larrimore Jamie Larrimore Kristen Miller Heidi Pearce Kadie Stamper Kadie Stamper Kadie Stamper Kadie Stamper Erinn Dennis Caroline Miller Anne Crisafulli Steph Janice Danielle Maschuci T. Cherie Michaud Erin Wellner Most Career Draw Controls/Game - (Mininum 50 draw controls) 1. Jamie Larrimore Kadie Stamper Shanu Kohli Mary Key Sam Schrum Lauren Schwarzmann Kristen Miller Heidi Pearce Kelley Putnam Kirby Houck MCGUIRE STAMPER 37

18 CAUSED TURNOVER RECORDS Annual Caused Turnover Leaders (Since 1990) (Codified as Blocks/Interceptions prior to 1998) 1990 Julie Siegrist Dawn Nee Kelly Carver Maren Olsen Maren Olsen Anita Patibandla Mary Ann McGuire Anita Patibandla Maria Fontura Shanu Kohli Caroline Miller Shanu Kohli Lacey-Leigh Hentz Lacey-Leigh Hentz Lacey-Leigh Hentz Lacey-Leigh Hentz Kadie Stamper Kadie Stamper Kirby Houck 24 Single-Season Leaders - All Divisions (Since 1990) 1. Lacey-Leigh Hentz Maria Fontura Shanu Kohli T. Heidi Pearce Caroline Miller Lacey-Leigh Hentz T. Lacey-Leigh Hentz Heidi Pearce Erinn Dennis Shanu Kohli Most Caused Turnovers - Regular Season Game - : 6 Lacey-Leigh Hentz vs. Ohio State Shanu Kohli vs. Holy Cross Most Caused Turnovers - ALC Tournament Game: 2 Kim Dubansky vs. Vanderbilt Sarah Gallion vs. Vanderbilt Most Caused Turnovers - NCAA Tournament Game - : 3 Kadie Stamper at Hofstra L. Hentz at James Madison Kelley Putnam at James Madison Most Single-Season Caused Turnovers - All Divisions: 54 Lacey-Leigh Hentz 2002 Most Single-Season Caused Turnovers - : 54 Lacey-Leigh Hentz 2002 Most Career Caused Turnovers - All Divisions: 146 Lacey-Leigh Hentz Most Career Caused Turnovers - : 146 Lacey-Leigh Hentz Most Single-Season Caused Turnovers/Game - : 3.00 Lacey-Leigh Hentz 2002 Most CareerCaused Turnovers/Game - : 2.21 Lacey-Leigh Hentz Single-Season Leaders - 1. Lacey-Leigh Hentz Shanu Kohli T. Heidi Pearce Caroline Miller Lacey-Leigh Hentz T. Lacey-Leigh Hentz Heidi Pearce Erinn Dennis Shanu Kohli Lacey-Leigh Hentz Most Single-Season Caused Turnovers/Game - 1. Lacey-Leigh Hentz T. Lacey-Leigh Hentz Shanu Kohli Shanu Kohli T. Caroline Miller Erinn Dennis Erinn Dennis HENTZ 8. Lacey-Leigh Hentz Heidi Pearce Heidi Pearce Career Leaders - All Divisions (Since 1990) 1. Lacey-Leigh Hentz Heidi Pearce Erinn Dennis Shanu Kohli Caroline Miller Anita Patibandla Maren Olsen Christy Peterson Kate Gilland Kadie Stamper Career Leaders - 1. Lacey-Leigh Hentz Heidi Pearce Erinn Dennis Shanu Kohli Caroline Miller Christy Peterson Kate Gilland Kadie Stamper Jamie Larrimore Sarah Gallion Meghan Burnett T. Kelley Putnam Candice Smith Erin Wellner Kirby Houck Anne Crisafulli T. Cherie Michaud Kristen Miller T. Lauren Schwarzmann Lauren Carney Most Career Caused Turnovers/Game - (Mininum 40 caused turnovers) 1. Lacey-Leigh Hentz Shanu Kohli Erinn Dennis Heidi Pearce Caroline Miller Christy Peterson Kate Gilland Candice Smith Kadie Stamper Jamie Larrimore

19 GOALTENDING RECORDs Most Saves - Regular Season Game - : 19 Sara Love at Towson Most Saves - ALC Tournament Game: 12 Amelia Harris vs. Vanderbilt Most Saves - NCAA Tournament Game - : 12 Lauren Riddick at James Madison Most Single-Season Saves - All Divisions: 185 Lisa Hensley Lisa Hensley 1993 Most Single-Season Saves - : 170 Jen McDonald 2002 Most Career Saves - All Divisions: 656 Anita Patibandla Most Career Saves - : 489 Jen McDonald Highest Save Percentage - Season - All Divisions: ^^.665 Lisa Hensley 1994 Highest Save Percentage - Season - : ^^.574 Sara Love 1999 Lowest Goals Against Average - Season - All Divisions: ^^ 5.08 Lisa Hensley 1992 Lowest Goals Against Average - Season - : ^^ 7.67 Jen McDonald 2003 Highest Save Percentage - Career - All Divisions:.634 Lisa Hensley Highest Save Percentage - Career - : **.546 Sara Love Lowest Goals Against Average - Career - All Divisions: Anita Patibandla Lowest Goals Against Average - Career - : ** 8.66 Lauren Riddick ^^ Minimum 60% of team minutes played ** Minimum 1,500 minutes played ++ Minutes played not available prior to To compute goals against average minutes played must be available. Single-Season Save Leaders - All Divisions 1T. Lisa Hensley Lisa Hensley Anita Patibandla Kristen Cole Anita Patibandla Jen McDonald Kristen Cole Mary Yun Jen McDonald Anita Patibandla Single-Season Save Leaders - 1. Jen McDonald Jen McDonald Sara Love Sara Love T. Lauren Riddick Lauren Riddick Jen McDonald Amelia Harris Lauren Riddick T. Lizzie O Ferrall Lizzie O Ferrall Career Save Leaders - All Divisions 1. Anita Patibandla Kristen Cole Lisa Hensley Jen McDonald Lauren Riddick Sara Love Mary Yun Wendy Atkinson Amelia Harris Lizzie O Ferrall Career Save Leaders - 1. Jen McDonald Lauren Riddick Sara Love Amelia Harris Lizzie O Ferrall Julianne Wisner Carrie Berman Catherine Sawyer Jess Buicko Kim DiConza Single-Season Save Percentage - All Divisions 1. Lisa Hensley Lisa Hensley Kristen Cole Kristen Cole Anita Patibandla Anita Patibandla Wendy Atkinson Lisa Hensley Anita Patibandla Anita Patibandla Single-Season Save Percentage - (Minimum 60% of team minutes played) 1. Sara Love Sara Love Jen McDonald Jen McDonald Jen McDonald Lauren Riddick Lauren Riddick Lauren Riddick Career Save Percentage - All Divisions 1. Lisa Hensley Jackie Fatula Annual Goaltending Leaders Svs. Sv % GAA 1983 Lisa Ruff 77 N/A N/A 1984 Wendy Atkinson N/A 1985 Mary Yun N/A 1986 Pat McManmon 61 N/A N/A 1987 Laura Porter N/A 1988 Kristin Cole N/A 1989 Kristen Cole Kristen Cole Kristen Cole Lisa Hensley Lisa Hensley Lisa Hensley Anita Patibandla Anita Patibandla Anita Patibandla Anita Patibandla Sara Love Sara Love Jen McDonald Jen McDonald Jen McDonald Lauren Riddick Lauren Riddick Lauren Riddick Amelia Harris Lizzie O Ferrall Lizzie O Ferrall Julianne Wisner Laura Porter Anita Patibandla Wendy Atkinson Kristin Cole Sara Love Mary Yun Jen McDonald Brenda Yoo Career Save Percentage - (Minimum 1,500 minutes played) 1. Sara Love Jen McDonald Lauren Riddick PATIBANDLA 39

20 miscellaneous records MASCHUCI Most Career Games Played - 1T. Sarah Gallion Kirby Houck Kadie Stamper Mary Key Steph Janice Sarah Walsh Heidi Pearce T. Katie Dumais Kate Gilland Meghan Burnett Jamie Larrimore Career Games Started - 1. Mary Key Sarah Gallion Heidi Pearce T. Kadie Stamper Meghan Burnett Jamie Larrimore Lauren Schwarzmann Lacey-Leigh Hentz Erinn Dennis Meagan Voight Most Career Games Played by a Goalie - 1. Jen McDonald Lauren Riddick Sara Love Amelia Harris Lizzie O Ferrall Julianne Wisner Kim DiConza Catherine Sawyer Carrie Berman Jess Buicko Most Career Games Started by a Goalie - 1. Jen McDonald Lauren Riddick Sara Love Lizzie O Ferrall Amelia Harris Julianne Wisner Most Career Minutes Played by a Goalie - 1. Jen McDonald :00 2. Lauren Riddick :23 3. Sara Love :00 4. Lizzie O Ferrall :08 5. Amelia Harris :42 6. Julianne Wisner :11 7. Carrie Berman :00 8. Jess Buicko :56 9. Catherine Sawyer : Kim DiConza :00 Career Wins for a Goalie - 1T. Lauren Riddick Jen McDonald Sara Love Amelia Harris Lizzie O Ferrall Julianne Wisner Jess Buicko Career Winning Percentage - 1. Lauren Riddick (32-13) 2. Sara Love (22-10) 3. Jen McDonald (32-19) Most Consecutive Games Scoring a Goal - 1. Jamie Larrimore Danielle Maschuci Mary Key Heidi Pearce Mary Key Erin Wellner Mary Key Annie Wagner Heidi Pearce T. Meghan Burnett Jamie Larrimore Most Consecutive Games with an Assist - 1. Mary Key Mary Key Erin Wellner Brett Bathras Mary Key T. Meghan Burnett Heidi Pearce T. Heidi Pearce Jamie Larrimore Erin Wellner Erin Wellner Most Consecutive Games With a Point - 1. Mary Key Jamie Larrimore Heidi Pearce Erin Wellner Danielle Maschuci Erin Riordan Heidi Pearce Meghan Burnett T. Annie Wagner Jamie Larrimore MCDONALD 40