2012 JOHNS HOPKINS BLUE JAYS WOMEN S LACROSSE SEASON REVIEW NOTEBOOK

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1 2012 JOHNS HOPKINS BLUE JAYS WOMEN S LACROSSE SEASON REVIEW NOTEBOOK 2012 Schedule & Results Feb. 18 at George Mason W, at Mount St. Mary s W, Denver W, #12 Loyola L, 7-11 Mar. 3 Stony Brook L, #20 Towson (ESPNU) W, at #15 Georgetown W, Harvard W, #14 Princeton W, 9-8 Apr. 1 at #12 Vanderbilt + L, #5 Florida + L, (2OT) 11 #12 Virginia (ESPNU) L, at #1 Northwestern + L, at #10 Penn State + L, UMBC L, #13 Ohio State + W, 12-9 May 3-5 ALC Tournament (Gainesville, FL) 3 vs. #11 Penn State W, vs. #1 Northwestern L, American Lacrosse Conference game The Johns Hopkins women s lacrosse team had an up and down season in 2012, culminating in an ALC Semifinals appearance. The Blue Jays finished the season with a 9-9 record, but with five wins over ranked teams and one of the toughest schedules in the nation, they just missed out on an NCAA Tournament berth. Hopkins opened the season on a strong note, defeating host George Mason, 19-6, behind a five-goal performance from senior Candace Rossi. The highlight of the game came with 12:47 to play when Rossi scored her 100th career goal, to become the seventh player in school Division I history to reach the milestone. The game was back-and-forth early, but a 7-1 run that bridged halftime put the Blue Jays on top by six. Following a George Mason goal at 16:21, Hopkins scored nine of the final 10 goals of the game to put things away. In addition to Rossi s five goals, classmate Colleen McCaffrey put away four goals while sophomore Sammy Cermack dished out four assists. The Blue Jays followed their season-opening win with an 18-8 defeat of the Mount of Mount St. Mary s. Sophomore Taylor D Amore fueled the attack with four goals and six points while McCaffrey, senior Rachel Ballatori and sophomore Sarah Taylor all notched hat tricks. This was another close game in the early goings, but Hopkins kicked it into gear late in the first half, outscoring Mount St. Mary s 11-1 over a 26 minute-span to take control of the contest. After scoring 37 goals in its first two games, Hopkins put up 20 on visiting Denver in the Blue Jays home opener two days later. The Jays used runs of six and eight goals to go up 14-1 with more than 21 minutes still to go in the game. Seven different players scored and four had hat tricks as Hopkins used a balanced attack in the win. Rossi turned in her second five-goal performance of the season while Ballatori and D Amore had four goals apiece. Hopkins then took on Charles Street neighbor Loyola in the first meeting between the team teams since D Amore put the Blue Jays on top just over eight minutes into the game, following a lengthy lightning delay, but the Greyhounds answered with five straight goals and six of the next seven to take a 6-2 lead. Rossi would end the run with back-to-back goals just 50 seconds apart, but Cass Cursaro closed out the half with a goal for Loyola to send the visitors into the half with a three-goal lead. The teams traded goals over the first 25 minutes of the second stanza as Hopkins could get no closer than two before falling The next outing saw an offensive explosion from both teams as Hopkins and visiting Stony Brook combined for 29 goals in a game that came down to the wire as the Seawolves upset the Blue Jays Hopkins took its biggest lead of the game, 10-7, with 8:41 to play in the opening half. But Stony Brook answered with four straight in a run that bridged halftime to take an lead. The Blue Jays retook the lead on goals from junior Courtney Schweizer and senior Rachel Serio with just over 15 minutes left. The teams then traded goals over ensuing 10 minutes as Hopkins led with 5:14 on the clock. But Stony Brook tied it with Janine Hillier s goal less than a minute later and then won it on Claire Petersen s free position goal with nine seconds to play. Rossi (3g, 4a) and D Amore (2g, 4a) combined for 13 points in the loss. Four days later, it was the complete opposite in a defensive battle between Hopkins and Towson. The two teams scored just nine goals in a 5-4 win for the Blue Jays. In a game where possession was crucial, the Jays dominated at the center circle, outdrawing the Tigers Hopkins opened the game on a 4-0 run, holding Towson scoreless for more than 26 minutes. But when the Tigers got on the board at 3:32, they followed with two more to open the second half and make it a one-goal game with nearly 22 minutes to play. McCaffrey, who scored a game-high three goals, scored what proved to be the game-winner at 15:01 to put Hopkins on top 5-3. Kelly Custer scored less than two minutes later to once again make it a one-goal 2012 ALC Standings (as of 5/23/12) ALC Overall W L W L Pct Stk Northwestern W4 Florida L1 Penn State L1 Ohio State L1 Vanderbilt L1 Johns Hopkins L1 CERMACK

2 IWLCA Coaches Poll May 29, 2012 Final Rk Team Record Pts (1st) Last 1. Northwestern (20) 2 2. Syracuse Florida Maryland North Carolina Duke Loyola Virginia Notre Dame Dartmouth Penn State t 12. Pennsylvania Cornell Massachusetts Ohio State t 16. Towson Georgetown Johns Hopkins Boston College Princeton Also receiving votes: Albany, Navy, Stony Brook, Vanderbilt debeer Media Poll May 29, 2012 Final Rk Team Pts (1st) 1. Northwestern 160 (8) 2. Syracuse Florida Maryland North Carolina Duke Loyola Notre Dame Penn State Massachusetts 79 11T. Dartmouth 78 Virginia Penn Towson Cornell Johns Hopkins Ohio State Georgetown Navy Albany 13 IWLCA debeer Preseason RV NR February February T-17 March 5 RV NR March 12 NR NR March March T-12 April April April April April NR May Final game, but freshman KC Emerson and the Blue Jay defense shut the door from there to hold on for the win. The Blue Jays followed that with a big win over the host Georgetown Hoyas, snapping a six-game losing streak in the series. D Amore and Cermack combined to score nine goals, including eight in the first half, to lead the offense. Hopkins opened the game with four straight goals and scored seven of the first eight of the game to push out to a 7-1 lead. Georgetown could get no closer than five until late in the game when the Hoyas scored the final three goals to account for the final. Emerson made a seasonhigh 13 saves to help the Blue Jays to the win. With the win, Hopkins knocked the first of two big monkeys off its back. The second would come just 11 days later against the Princeton Tigers. McCaffrey scored her fourth hat trick of the season to lead Hopkins to an 8-7 win over visiting Harvard. The Crimson led 2-1 early before a four-goal Blue Jay spurt saw the home team take a 5-2 lead and hold the Crimson scoreless for the final 24:04 of the half. Harvard opened the second half with back-to-back goals less than two minutes apart to cut the deficit to one. But Hopkins answered with a pair of goals from Cermack and Taylor to retake a three-goal advantage. After scoring just four goals over the first 53 minutes of the game, the Crimson kicked their offense into gear with three goals in less than five minutes to pull even with 1:38 to play. McCaffrey would play the hero for the Blue Jays, scoring off a heads-up pass from D Amore with just 19 seconds on the clock. Hopkins knocked off that second monkey with a 9-8 win over Princeton at Homewood Field. It was the Blue Jays third one-goal win in their last four games and snapped a five-game skid in the series. Hopkins fell behind 4-1 early in the game, but the Blue Jays used a 6-1 run that closed out the first half to take a 7-5 lead into the break. McCaffrey put an exclamation point on the run as she snuck a quick shot just under the cross bar with one second on the clock. Princeton opened the second much the same as the first, outscoring Hopkins 3-1 to make it an 8-8 game with 16:48 still to play. But McCaffrey would cap the scoring just over a minute later, staking the Blue Jays to a 9-8 lead a lead that would stand over the final 15:31. The Blue Jays four-game win streak ended in their conference opener at Vanderbilt the next week. This one was a game of runs that saw three ties and two lead changes in the early going. Hopkins used a three-goal run to turn an early two-goal deficit into a one-goal lead at the 16:06 mark, but Vandy answered with four goals in just over three minutes to retake the lead. Then it was the Blue Jays turn as they scored three goals in just 71 seconds to make it a 6-6 game with just over five minutes left in the half. The Dores would have the final say though as Ally Carey scored to put the home team up 7-6 at the break. Vanderbilt would not relinquish its lead in the second half, SERIO BALLATORI holding on to win Ballatori paced the Blue Jays with a career-high five goals, including four in the first half. Hopkins nearly pulled off its third win over a top-five team in the last two seasons but dropped a heartbreaker in double overtime, 13-12, to fifthranked Florida. Hopkins led by two twice early in the game before a six-goal outburst by Florida put the Gators on top 9-5 midway through the second half. The Blue Jays battled back with a pair of threegoal spurts to finally retake the lead on Rossi unassisted tally with 1:13 to play. However, the Gators weren t going away and forced overtime with Gabi Wiegand s free position goal with just seven ticks on the clock. Hopkins struck first in the overtime with a goal from Cermack, but it was answered just 29 seconds later to eventually force sudden death overtime. Florida would slip away with the win after Nora Barry scored on free position 58 seconds into the second overtime. D Amore paced the Blue Jays with two goals and five assists and combined with Rossi to win nine draws. McCaffrey and Rossi each added hat tricks while Emerson made nine saves in the cage. Just four days later Hopkins hosted 12th-ranked Virginia in the first meeting between the two since

3 2012 Honors & Awards Taylor D Amore (So./M): First Team IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic, First Team All-ALC, SynapseSports.com Second Team All-American, ALC All-Tournament Team, ALC Player to Watch List, Tewaaraton Award Preseason Watch List KC Emerson (Fr./GK): ALC Rookie of the Week (03-12, 03-19), SynapseSports.com National Rookie of the Week (03-13), SynapseSports.com Honor Roll (03-19) Alyssa Kildare (Sr./D): Second Team IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic, Second Team All-ALC, ALC All-Tournament Team, IWLCA North-South Senior All-Star, Tewaaraton Award Preseason Watch List, ALC Defensive Player of the Week (02-27) Colleen McCaffrey (Sr./A): First Team IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic, Second Team All-ALC, ALC Player to Watch List Candace Rossi (Sr./A): ALC Player to Watch List Rachel Serio (Sr./M): SynapseSports.com Honor Roll (03-26) After Cermack put the Jays on top early, the Cavaliers answered with a 7-2 run to push out to a 7-3 lead with just over 23 minutes to play in the game. Hopkins climbed back into it with four of the next five goals to make it a one-goal game, but UVa would close out the scoring with the final three goals of the game to win The road didn t get any easier for the Blue Jays as they made the trip to Evanston, IL to take on the top-ranked Northwestern Wildcats. It was all Cats early as they jumped on the Blue Jays 6-0 in the game s opening 17 minutes. Hopkins finally got on the board with a goal from freshman Jenna Kasmarik and JHU would score six of the next eight goals to make it a 9-6 game. Northwestern answered back with a pair of quick goals and the lead grew to five. But the Blue Jays kept fighting, scoring five goals in less than seven minutes to tie the game at 11 goals apiece. However, the Wildcats would answer with a five-goal run of their own to go up Rossi ended the run with an unassisted tally at 1:01 to cap the high scoring affair. Rossi paced the attack with three goals and two assists, and Ballatori added a hat trick as well. D Amore was dominant at the center circle, controlling eight draws against a team known for its draw prowess. Hopkins went back on the road to another ALC opponent the following week, taking on 10th-ranked Penn State in Happy Valley. The Nittany Lions never trailed in a game where the Blue Jays cut the deficit to just one four times, but couldn t overcome the Lions in a 12-9 loss. Hopkins dropped a tough one in its next outing, falling 7-6 on a late goal to UMBC. It was a back-and-forth affair, as the Blue Jays couldn t quite put the Retrievers away, leading 6-5 with 16:36 to play in the game. But a pair of back-to-back goals by UMBC s Alicia Krause gave the visitors their first win in the series since Hopkins got back in the win column in its final regular season game, a 12-9 victory over 13th-ranked Ohio State. With a total of 62 fouls and eight yellow cards, it was a physical game between the Blue Jays and the Buckeyes. Ohio State pushed out to a 4-0 lead by the time the game was 10 minutes old and looked ready to run away with a win. But Hopkins got things going with a McCaffrey goal to ignite a 10-1 run that saw the Jays turn a four-goal deficit into a five-goal advantage. The Hopkins defense held Ohio State off the scoreboard for more than 22 minutes as the offense did its work. The Buckeyes broke through with 14:23 in the game, scoring four of the next five to make things interesting with 5:51 to go. But the Jays would shut things down from there, scoring one final tally, as they won 12-9 on senior day. Rossi, Ballatori and D Amore each tallied four points on the offensive end while junior Cosette Larash made 11 saves in the cage. Hopkins win over Ohio State set up a re-match with Penn State in the ALC Quarterfinals the following week. The Blue Jays got a dominating performance from D Amore, who finished with three goals, five assists and five draws as the Jays won to advance to the semifinals for the first time since The teams traded goals in the opening eight minutes before a five-goal run by the Blue ROSSI Jays saw the six seed take a 6-2 lead with 10:15 to go in the half. The Nittany Lions answered with three goals in just 84 seconds to cut the deficit to one. From there, the teams would swap tallies until the end of the half and Hopkins took a 9-8 lead into the break. The Blue Jays opened the second half with three straight and four of the first five goals to push out to a 13-9 lead. But Penn State had one last push, scoring two goals in just over 70 seconds to make it a game with 11:48 to play. The Hopkins defense would hold Penn State off the board over the ensuing 10 minutes before Tatum Coffey scored what proved to be the final tally as Hopkins held on for the lead. The Blue Jays met up with the Wildcats in the semifinals, the first meeting between the two in the conference tournament since the inaugural in Hopkins took an early 3-1 lead on the defending ALC and NCAA Champions but the Wildcats used runs of five and four goals while holding the Jays to just one during a stretch of nearly 42 minutes to take a 10-4 lead. Kasmarik and Cermack ended the drought with a pair of goals just 28 seconds apart, but was never able to pull closer than four the rest of the way as Northwestern moved on to the title game with a 13-9 win. The loss ended the Blue Jays season at 9-9 and the careers of the nine seniors McCaffrey, In the Record Book - Division I Points 5. Candace Rossi Colleen McCaffrey Taylor D Amore Rachel Ballatori...87 Goals 4. Colleen McCaffrey Candace Rossi Taylor D Amore Rachel Ballatori Free Position Goals 3. Colleen McCaffrey Candace Rossi Taylor D Amore T. Rachel Ballatori...8 Assists 4. Taylor D Amore Candace Rossi Colleen McCaffrey Rachel Ballatori Ground Balls 11. Alyssa Kildare Draw Controls 3. Colleen McCaffrey Taylor D Amore T. Candace Rossi Alyssa Kildare Caused Turnovers 6. Alyssa Kildare Candace Rossi Saves 3. Cosette Larash KC Emerson...60 Janine Tucker by the Years NCAA DIII Semis NCAA DIII Semis NCAA DIII Semis NCAA DIII Quarters 1999* ECAC Finals ECAC Champions ECAC Finals NCAA DI 1st Round NCAA DI 1st Round NCAA DI Quarters Total *first Division I season Ballatori, Rossi, Serio, Alyson Friedensohn, Jen Fox, Cami Kramer, Alyssa Kildare and Monica D Ambrogi. Though the season was over, several Blue Jays were honored for their play during the 2012 campaign. D Amore, Kildare and McCaffrey were honored by both the ALC and the IWLCA with all-conference and allregion honors. In addition, Kildare was selected to the play in the IWLCA North-South Senior All-Star.

4 The Last Time Johns Hopkins... (2012 accomplishments in bold) Scored 15 or more goals...16 at Georgetown ( ) Scored 20 or more goals vs. Denver ( ) Allowed 15 or more goals at Northwestern ( ) Totaled 30 or more points... vs. Denver ( ) Won 15 or more draws...16 at Penn State ( ) Won 20 or more draws vs. Oregon ( ) Grabbed 30 or more ground balls...32 vs. Drexel ( ) Grabbed 40 or more ground balls at George Mason ( ) Grabbed 50 or more ground balls...54 at Towson ( ) Took 40 or more shots...45 vs. Stony Brook ( ) Took 50 or more shots vs. Ohio ( ) Trailed at halftime and won...vs. Northwestern ( ) - Trailed 7-6 at halftime - Won Won in overtime... vs. George Washington ( ) - Won Lost in overtime... vs. Florida ( ) - Lost in double overtime Won in the final minute... vs. Harvard ( )...Colleen McCaffrey scored with 19 seconds left to win 8-7 Blew a 2nd half lead and lost... vs. UMBC ( ) - Led 6-5 with 16:36 left - Lost 7-6 Shut an opponent out for a half...at Towson ( ) - 1st Half Was shut out for a half... vs. Northwestern ( ) - 1st Half The Last Time a Johns Hopkins Player... (2012 accomplishments in bold) Scored 5 or more goals...5, Rachel Ballatori at Vanderbilt ( ) Scored 6 or more goals... 6, Mary Key vs. Oregon ( ) Scored 7 or more goals...7, Mary Key vs. George Mason ( ) Dished out 4 or more assists...4, Candace Rossi at Georgetown ( ) Dished out 5 or more assists...5, Taylor D Amore vs. Penn State ( ) Dished out 6 or more assists... 7, Mary Key vs. Oregon ( ) Dished out 7 or more assists... 7, Mary Key vs. Oregon ( ) Totaled 6 or more points... 6, Taylor D Amore at Georgetown ( ) Totaled 7 or more points... 7, Taylor D Amore vs. Florida ( ) Totaled 8 or more points...8, Taylor D Amore vs. Penn State ( ) Totaled 9 or more points...9, Candace Rossi vs. Harvard ( ) Totaled 10 or more points... 10, Mary Key at Towson ( ) Scored 2 or more free-position goals...2, Rachel Ballatori at Vanderbilt ( ) Scored 3 or more free-position goals... 3, Taylor D Amore at Georgetown ( ) Scored an overtime goal... Sammy Cermack vs. Florida ( ) Scored a gamewinning goal in overtime... Angela Hughes vs. George Washington ( ) Grabbed 7 or more ground balls...7, Alyssa Kildare at Stony Brook ( ) Grabbed 10 or more ground balls... 10, Cosette Larash at Penn State ( ) Won 5 or more draws...5, Taylor D Amore vs. Penn State ( ) Won 6 or more draws... 6, Taylor D Amore vs. Princeton ( ) Won 7 or more draws... 8, Taylor D Amore at Northwestern ( ) Caused 4 or more turnovers... 4, Brooke Lipinski vs. Penn ( ) Caused 5 or more turnovers...5, Lacey-Leigh Hentz at George Mason ( ) Registered 10 or more saves... 11, Cosette Larash vs. Ohio State ( ) Registered 15 or more saves...15, Cosette Larash at Northwestern ( ) Johns Hopkins Record... In Under Current 2012 Tucker * Streak Overall L1 ALC games W1 At home W1 On the road L3 At a neutral site L1 ALC games at home W1 ALC games on the road L5 ALC games at a neutral site W1 On grass L1 On artificial turf W1 During the day L1 At night W1 In overtime L2 In one-goal games W1 On television L1 In weekday games L1 On Saturday/Sunday W1 In February L1 In March W4 In April W1 In May L1 In Postseason games L1 In Postseason home games L1 In Postseason road games L1 In Postseason neutral games L1 Against teams ranked L3 Against teams ranked L12 Against teams ranked W2 Against unranked teams L1 Leading at the half W5 Trailing at the half L9 Tied at the half W1 Scoring first L3 Opponent scores first L1 Scoring 10 or more goals W2 Scoring less than 10 goals L4 Both teams with 10 or more W1 Allowing 10 or more goals L1 Allowing less than 10 goals W1 Outshooting opponent W1 Getting outshot L1 Shots are equal L4 Getting more ground balls W3 Getting less ground balls L1 Ground balls are equal L1 Controlling more draws L1 Controlling fewer draws W1 Draw controls are equal L3 * As a Division I program

5 Johns Hopkins Career Single- Highs #23 Sammi Arbitman Jr. D Ground balls: 3, four times Draw controls: 2, Penn, Mar 23, 2011 Caused turnovers: 3, Drexel, Mar 31, 2010 #25 Rachel Ballatori Sr. A Points: 6, Denver, Feb 24, 2012 Goals: 5, at Vanderbilt, Apr 01, 2012 Assists: 3, Penn State, Apr 25, 2009 Ground balls: 2, at UMBC, Apr 13, 2011 Draw controls: 1, five times Free-position goals: 2, at Vanderbilt, Apr 01, 2012 Caused turnovers: 1, seven times #4 Sarah Biron Fr. M Points: 1, three times Goals: 1, twice Assists: 1, Denver, Feb 24, 2012 Ground balls: 3, Ohio State, Apr 28, 2012 Draw controls: 1, twice Free-position goals: 1, at George Mason, Feb 18, 2012 Caused turnovers: 1, twice #5 Lauren Burke So. A Draw controls: 1, at George Mason, Feb 18, 2012 #18 Sammy Cermack So. M Points: 5, at George Mason, Feb 18, 2012 Goals: 4, at Georgetown, Mar 14, 2012 Assists: 4, at George Mason, Feb 18, 2012 Ground balls: 4, twice Draw controls: 4, at Georgetown, Mar 14, 2012 Free-position goals: 1, three times Caused turnovers: 3, Ohio State, Apr 28, 2012 #15 Monica D Ambrogi Sr. M Ground balls: 6, at George Mason, Feb 18, 2012 Draw controls: 2, at George Washington, Mar 17, 2010 Caused turnovers: 2, three times #7 Taylor D Amore So. M Points: 8, vs Penn State, May 03, 2012 Goals: 5, twice Assists: 5, twice Ground balls: 5, Harvard, Mar 17, 2012 Draw controls: 8, twice Free-position goals: 3, at Georgetown, Mar 14, 2012 Caused turnovers: 2, five times #20 Katie Duffey Jr. A Points: 5, at Mount St. Mary s, Apr 13, 2010 Goals: 4, Drexel, Mar 31, 2010 Assists: 4, at Mount St. Mary s, Apr 13, 2010 Ground balls: 2, three times Draw controls: 2, at Mount St. Mary s, Apr 13, 2010 Free-position goals: 1, twice Caused turnovers: 2, Northwestern, Apr 16, 2011 #2 KC Emerson Fr. GK Saves: 13, at Georgetown, Mar 14, 2012 Ground balls: 5, Florida, Apr 07, 2012 Caused turnovers: 1, three times #17 Monica Fischer Jr. M Points: 2, five times Goals: 2, at George Mason, Feb 20, 2010 Assists: 2, Princeton, Feb 27, 2010 Ground balls: 3, Stony Brook, Mar 03, 2010 Draw controls: 3, George Mason, Feb 19, 2011 Free-position goals: 2, at George Mason, Feb 20, 2010 Caused turnovers: 2, twice #13 Jen Fox Sr. A Points: 1, four times Goals: 1, four times Ground balls: 1, three times Free-position goals: 1, Drexel, Mar 31, 2010 Caused turnovers: 1, Mount St. Mary s, Feb 23, 2011 #3 Alyson Friedensohn Sr. A Points: 3, Fresno State, Apr 09, 2009 Goals: 2, Fresno State, Apr 09, 2009 Assists: 1, Fresno State, Apr 09, 2009 Ground balls: 1, Fresno State, Apr 09, 2009 Draw controls: 1, Fresno State, Apr 09, 2009 Free-position goals: 1, Fresno State, Apr 09, 2009 Caused turnovers: 1, at Towson, Mar 29, 2009 #16 Kate Henninger So. D Ground balls: 1, Mount St. Mary s, Feb 22, 2012 #22 Ana Henrich So. A Points: 1, four times Goals: 1, four times Ground balls: 1, twice Draw controls: 1, George Mason, Feb 19, 2011 Caused turnovers: 1, at Mt. St. Mary s, Feb 22, 2012 #33 Kayley Henz So. D Ground balls: 1, Mount St. Mary s, Feb 23, 2011 #8 Liz Johnson So. D Ground balls: 1, at Northwestern, Apr 15, 2012 Caused turnovers: 1, at George Mason, Feb 18, 2012 #27 Jenna Kasmarik Fr. A Points: 2, at Mount St. Mary s, Feb 22, 2012 Goals: 2, at Mount St. Mary s, Feb 22, 2012 Ground balls: 1, Stony Brook, Mar 03, 2012 Free-position goals: 1, at Northwestern, Apr 15, 2012 Caused turnovers: 1, twice #10 Alyssa Kildare Sr. D Points: 1, 12 times Goals: 1, nine times Assists: 1, three times Ground balls: 7, twice Draw controls: 4, four times Free-position goals: 1, three times Caused turnovers: 4, three times #32 Cami Kramer Sr. D Points: 3, Fresno State, Apr 09, 2009 Goals: 3, Fresno State, Apr 09, 2009 Assists: 1, at Stony Brook, Mar 05, 2011 Ground balls: 4, Oregon, Mar 27, 2010 Draw controls: 5, at Mt. St. Mary s, Feb 22, 2012 Free-position goals: 1, three times Caused turnovers: 2, three times #37 Cosette Larash Jr. GK Saves: 15, at Northwestern, Apr 16, 2010 Ground balls: 10, at Penn State, Apr 25, 2010 Draw controls: 1, at Penn State, Apr 25, 2010 Caused turnovers: 2, George Mason, Feb 19, 2011 #14 Colleen McCaffrey Sr. A Points: 6, three times Goals: 5, twice Assists: 3, George Mason, Feb 19, 2011 Ground balls: 5, George Mason, Feb 21, 2009 Draw controls: 7, Loyola, Feb 29, 2012 Free-position goals: 3, Ohio State, May 02, 2010 Caused turnovers: 2, three times #26 Candace Rossi Sr. A Points: 9, Harvard, Mar 06, 2010 Goals: 5, eight times Assists: 4, three times Ground balls: 3, twice Draw controls: 7, at Ohio State, Mar 07, 2009 Free-position goals: 2, at G. Washington, Mar 17, 2010 Caused turnovers: 3, three times #21 Courtney Schweizer Jr. M Points: 4, Denver, Feb 24, 2012 Goals: 3, three times Assists: 1, four times Ground balls: 3, twice Draw controls: 3, twice Free-position goals: 1, three times Caused turnovers: 2, twice #24 Rachel Serio Sr. M Points: 2, seven times Goals: 2, six times Assists: 1, five times Ground balls: 4, three times Draw controls: 3, twice Free-position goals: 1, six times Caused turnovers: 2, four times #35 Sophia Sherry Jr. D Ground balls: 2, twice Draw controls: 1, five times Caused turnovers: 1, seven times #9 Sarah Taylor So. M Points: 4, at Mount St. Mary s, Feb 22, 2012 Goals: 3, twice Assists: 2, Georgetown, Mar 16, 2011 Ground balls: 3, Northwestern, Apr 16, 2011 Draw controls: 3, vs Penn State, May 05, 2011 Free-position goals: 1, five times Caused turnovers: 2, Northwestern, Apr 16, 2011 #11 Octavia Williams Fr. D Ground balls: 1, Mount St. Mary s, Feb 22, 2012 Draw controls: 1, Denver, Feb 24, 2012

6 Johns Hopkins Overall Individual Statistics Overall: 9-9 Conf: 1-4 Home: 5-5 Away: 3-3 Neut: 1-1 ## Name GP GS G A Pts Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW Up Dn FPG FPS GB DC T/O CT Fouls 7 Taylor D Amore Candace Rossi Colleen McCaffrey Sammy Cermack Rachel Ballatori Courtney Schweizer Sarah Taylor Rachel Serio Monica Fischer Jenna Kasmarik Sarah Biron Alyssa Kildare Ana Henrich Monica D Ambrogi Lauren Burke Cosette Larash Sophia Sherry Kayley Henz Cami Kramer Sammi Arbitman Katie Duffey Jane Sussman Kate Henninger Jen Fox Octavia Williams Liz Johnson Alyson Friedensohn KC Emerson Total Opponents Goalies ## Name GP GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T Shots 2 KC Emerson : Cosette Larash : Total : Opponents : TEAM STATISTICS JHU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/ Assists Free position made-att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Man-up Man-down 2 0 Free-position Unassisted Overtime 1 2 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/242 6/436 INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS 8 Taylor D Amore vs Penn State (May 03) 7 Taylor D Amore vs Florida (Apr 07) 7 Candace Rossi vs Stony Brook (Mar 03) GOALS 5 Rachel Ballatori at Vanderbilt (Apr 01) 5 Taylor D Amore at Georgetown (Mar 14) 5 Candace Rossi vs Denver (Feb 24) 5 Candace Rossi at George Mason (Feb 18) ASSISTS 5 Taylor D Amore vs Penn State (May 03) 5 Taylor D Amore vs Florida (Apr 07) SHOTS 11 Candace Rossi vs Loyola (Feb 29) 9 Taylor D Amore at Georgetown (Mar 14) SHOTS ON GOAL 8 Candace Rossi vs Loyola (Feb 29) 6 Taylor D Amore at Penn State (Apr 21) 6 Taylor D Amore at Georgetown (Mar 14) 6 Candace Rossi vs Denver (Feb 24) SAVES 13 KC Emerson at Georgetown (Mar 14) 11 Cosette Larash vs Ohio State (Apr 28) GROUND BALLS 6 Monica D Ambrogi at George Mason (Feb 18) 5 KC Emerson vs Florida (Apr 07) 5 Taylor D Amore vs Harvard (Mar 17) DRAW CONTROLS 8 Taylor D Amore at Northwestern (Apr 15) 8 Taylor D Amore vs Denver (Feb 24) CAUSED TURNOVER 3 Sammy Cermack vs Ohio State (Apr 28) 3 Alyssa Kildare vs Harvard (Mar 17)

7 1 Johns Hopkins-19, George Mason-6 February 18, 2012 Fairfax, VA George Mason Stadium Attendance: 152 Johns Hopkins (1-0) George Mason (1-1) GOALS: Rossi 5; McCaffrey 4; Schweizer 2; Taylor 2; Cermack 1; D Amore 1; Fischer 1; Biron 1; Kasmarik 1; Henrich 1. ASSISTS: Cermack 4; D Amore 2; Ballatori 1; McCaffrey 1. George Mason SCORING GOALS: Obregon 3; Schwartz 2; Formato 1. ASSISTS: Formato 2; Ellisen 1. GROUND BALLS: Johns Hopkins-15; George Mason-10. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Johns Hopkins-12; George Mason-7. SHOTS: Johns Hopkins-32; George Mason-14. SHOTS ON GOAL: Johns Hopkins-25; George Mason-12. TURNOVERS: Johns Hopkins-13; George Mason-20. DRAWS: Johns Hopkins-15; George Mason-12. CLEARS: Johns Hopkins 8-11; George Mason GOALIES: JHU: Emerson (9:17 minutes; 2 shots-1 saves; 1 GA); Larash (50:43; 10-5; 5); MASON: Pastrana (51:56; 23-6; 17); Teague (8:04; 2-0; 2). 2 Johns Hopkins-18, Mount St. Mary s-8 February 22, 2012 Emmitsburg, MD Waldron Family Stadium Attendance: 157 Johns Hopkins (2-0) Mount St. Mary s (0-1) GOALS: D Amore 4; McCaffrey 3; Ballatori 3; Taylor 3; Kasmarik 2; Rossi 1; Schweizer 1; Cermack 1. ASSISTS: Rossi 3; D Amore 2; Ballatori 1; McCaffrey 1; Schweizer 1; Taylor 1. Mount St. Mary s SCORING GOALS: Semler 2; Price 2; Rufolo 1; Diaz 1; Larrimore 1; Seipp 1. ASSISTS: Dalton 1; Price 1; Rufolo 1; Semler 1. GROUND BALLS: Johns Hopkins-16; Mount St. Mary s-13. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Johns Hopkins-5; Mount St. Mary s-5. SHOTS: Johns Hopkins-34; Mount St. Mary s-16. SHOTS ON GOAL: Johns Hopkins-25; Mount St. Mary s-12. TURNOVERS: Johns Hopkins-12; Mount St. Mary s-13. DRAWS: Johns Hopkins-18; Mount St. Mary s-10. CLEARS: Johns Hopkins 9-11; Mount St. Mary s GOALIES: JHU: Emerson 1-0 (33:50 minutes; 7 shots-4 saves; 3 GA); Larash (26:10; 5-0; 5); MOUNT: Mctavish 0-1 (60:00; 25-7; 18). 3 Johns Hopkins-20, Denver-5 February 24, 2012 Baltimore, MD Homewood Field Attendance: 107 Denver (0-1) Johns Hopkins (3-0) Denver SCORING GOALS: Secora 1; Clark 1; Dillon 1; Etzel 1; Harris 1. ASSISTS: Maier 1; Remenapp 1; Secora 1. GOALS: Rossi 5; Ballatori 4; D Amore 4; Schweizer 3; McCaffrey 2; Cermack 1; Kasmarik 1. ASSISTS: Ballatori 2; D Amore 2; Biron 1; Fischer 1; McCaffrey 1; Rossi 1; Schweizer 1; Serio 1. GROUND BALLS: Denver-17; Johns Hopkins-17. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Denver-2; Johns Hopkins-14. SHOTS: Denver-10; Johns Hopkins-33. SHOTS ON GOAL: Denver-6; Johns Hopkins-26. TURNOVERS: Denver-25; Johns Hopkins-16. DRAWS: Denver-10; Johns Hopkins-17. CLEARS: Denver 6-20; Johns Hopkins GOALIES - DEN: Harman 0-1 (36:25 minutes; 16 shots-5 saves; 11 GA); Hook (23:35; 10-1; 9); JHU: Larash 3-0 (60:00; 6-1; 5). 4 #12 Loyola-11, #20 Johns Hopkins-7 February 28, 2012 Baltimore, MD Homewood Field Attendance: 85 Loyola (1-1) Johns Hopkins (3-1) Loyola SCORING GOALS: Schmitt 3; Thomas 3; Cursaro 2; Hulseman 1; Paton 1; Morse 1. ASSISTS: Cursaro 1; Hulseman 1; Paton 1; Thomas 1. GOALS: Rossi 2; D Amore 2; Cermack 1; Serio 1; McCaffrey 1. ASSISTS: D Amore 1; Rossi 1. GROUND BALLS: Loyola-27; Johns Hopkins-17. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Loyola-14; Johns Hopkins-5. SHOTS: Loyola-25; Johns Hopkins-22. SHOTS ON GOAL: Loyola-17; Johns Hopkins-15. TURNOVERS: Loyola-15; Johns Hopkins-20. DRAWS: Loyola-3; Johns Hopkins-17. CLEARS: Loyola 17-25; Johns Hopkins GOALIES - LOY: Stoothoff (59:45 minutes; 14 shots-8 saves; 6 GA); Angelo (00:15; 1-0; 1); JHU: Larash (60:00; 17-6; 11).

8 5 Stony Brook-15, #20 Johns Hopkins-14 March 3, 2012 Baltimore, MD Homewood Field Attendance: 120 Stony Brook (5-0) Johns Hopkins (3-2) Stony Brook SCORING GOALS: Petersen 6; Cook 3; Hillier 2; Kupres 2; Rubino 1; Cardillo 1. ASSISTS: Petersen 3; Rubino 2. GOALS: Rossi 3; Schweizer 3; D Amore 2; Cermack 2; Serio 1; McCaffrey 1; Kildare 1; Biron 1. ASSISTS: D Amore 4; Rossi 4; Ballatori 1; Serio 1; Taylor 1. GROUND BALLS: Stony Brook-17; Johns Hopkins-12. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Stony Brook-7; Johns Hopkins-7. SHOTS: Stony Brook-27; Johns Hopkins-26. SHOTS ON GOAL: Stony Brook-25; Johns Hopkins-17. TURNOVERS: Stony Brook-10; Johns Hopkins-18. DRAWS: Stony Brook-13; Johns Hopkin-18. CLEARS: Stony Brook 13-16; Johns Hopkins GOALIES - SBU: Caridi (09:17 minutes; 6 shots-1 save; 5 GA); Perruccio (50:43; 11-2; 9); JHU: Emerson 1-1 (45:33; 18-9; 9); Larash (14:27; 7-1; 6). 6 Johns Hopkins-5, #19 Towson-4 March 7, 2012 Baltimore, MD Homewood Field Attendance: 216 Towson (3-1) Johns Hopkins (4-2) Towson SCORING GOALS: Raymond 1; Appelt 1; Custer 1; Rohrback 1. ASSISTS: Raymond 1. GOALS: McCaffrey 3; Rossi 1; D Amore 1. ASSISTS: Cermack 1. GROUND BALLS: Towson-10; Johns Hopkins-10. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Towson-2; Johns Hopkins-2. SHOTS: Towson-14; Johns Hopkins-22. SHOTS ON GOAL: Towson-10; Johns Hopkins-14. TURNOVERS: Towson-6; Johns Hopkins-10. DRAWS: Towson-1; Johns Hopkin-10. CLEARS: Towson 10-11; Johns Hopkins 8-9. GOALIES - TOWSON: Teeters (60:00 minutes; 14 shots-9 saves; 5 GA); JHU: Emerson (60:00; 10-6; 4). SHOTS: Johns Hopkins-26; Georgetown-36. SHOTS ON GOAL: Johns Hopkins-18; Georgetown-25. TURNOVERS: Johns Hopkins-15; Georgetown-9. DRAWS: Johns Hopkins-15; Georgetown-14. CLEARS: Johns Hopkins 12-15; Georgetown GOALIES: JHU: Emerson (60:00 minutes; 25 shots-13 saves; 12 GA); GU: Bisbee (7:57; 2-0; 2); Black (52:03; 16-2; 14). 8 Johns Hopkins-8, Harvard-7 March 17, 2012 Baltimore, MD Homewood Field Attendance: 314 Harvard (2-3) Johns Hopkins (6-2) Harvard SCORING GOALS: Tetreault 2; Kucharczyk 2; VanderMeulen 1; Cyr 1; Leffew 1. ASSISTS: Tetreault 1; VanderMeulen 1. GOALS: McCaffrey 3; D Amore 1; Cermack 1; Rossi 1; Taylor 1; Fischer 1. ASSISTS: Ballatori 2; D Amore 2; Cermack 1. GROUND BALLS: Harvard-14; Johns Hopkins-14. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Harvard-6; Johns Hopkins-5. SHOTS: Harvard-14; Johns Hopkins-22. SHOTS ON GOAL: Harvard-12; Johns Hopkins-14. TURNOVERS: Harvard-13; Johns Hopkins15. DRAWS: Harvard 4; Johns Hopkins 13. CLEARS: Harvard 13-18; Johns Hopkins GOALIES - HARV: Weis (60:00 minutes; 14 shots-6 saves; 8 GA); JHU: Emerson (60:00; 12-5; 7). 9 #20 Johns Hopkins-9, #14 Princeton-8 March 25, 2012 Baltimore, MD Homewood Field Attendance: 237 Princeton (4-3) Johns Hopkins (7-2) McCAFFREY 7 Johns Hopkins-16, #15 Georgetown-12 March 14, 2012 Washington, DC Multi-Sport Field Attendance: 467 Johns Hopkins (5-2) Georgetown (2-3) GOALS: D Amore 5; Cermack 4; Schweizer 3; Ballatori 2; McCaffrey 2. ASSISTS: Rossi 4; Ballatori 1; D Amore 1. Georgetown SCORING GOALS: Thomas 2; Jackson 2; Franklin 2; Tarzian 2; Bozel 1; Freedman 1; Lovett 1; O Neill 1. ASSISTS: Corcoran 2; Thomas 2; Bozel 1; Jackson 1. GROUND BALLS: Johns Hopkins-11; Georgetown-15. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Johns Hopkins-4; Georgetown-6.

9 Princeton SCORING GOALS: Pyle 4; Lloyd 1; Gassaway 1; Sivilli 1; Previ 1. ASSISTS: Lloyd 2; McMunn 2; Gassaway 1. GOALS: McCaffrey 3; Schweizer 2; Serio 2; D Amore 1; Cermack 1. ASSISTS: D Amore 3; Rossi 2. GROUND BALLS: Princeton-20; Johns Hopkins-15. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Princeton-7; Johns Hopkins-7. SHOTS: Princeton-20; Johns Hopkins-18. SHOTS ON GOAL: Princeton-12; Johns Hopkins-12. TURNOVERS: Princeton-14; Johns Hopkins-18. DRAWS: Princeton-3; Johns Hopkins-13. CLEARS: Princeton 17-20; Johns Hopkins GOALIES - PRIN: Annie Woehling (60:00 minutes; 12 shots-3 saves; 9 GA); JHU: KC Emerson (44:29; 11-3; 8); Cosette Larash (15:31; 1-1; 0). 10 #12 Vanderbilt-14, #17 Johns Hopkins-11 April 1, 2012 Nashville, TN VU Lacrosse Complex Attendance: 244 Johns Hopkins (7-3, 0-1 ALC) Vanderbilt (6-4, 1-2 ALC) GOALS: Ballatori 5; McCaffrey 3; D Amore 1; Schweizer 1; Cermack 1. ASSISTS: D Amore 3; Rossi 3. Vanderbilt SCORING GOALS: Ka. Connors 4; Carey 3; Priddy 2; Pittinger 2; Bakker 1; Linthicum 1; Clark 1. ASSISTS: Ka. Connors 2; Bakker 1; Carey 1; Ke. Connors 1; Linthicum 1; Priddy 1. GROUND BALLS: Johns Hopkins-14; Vanderbilt-18. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Johns Hopkins-8; Vanderbilt-5. SHOTS: Johns Hopkins-26; Vanderbilt-26. SHOTS ON GOAL: Johns Hopkins-19; Vanderbilt-22. TURNOVERS: Johns Hopkins-11; Vanderbilt-14. DRAWS: Johns Hopkins-11; Vanderbilt-16. CLEARS: Johns Hopkins 8-9; Vanderbilt 7-8. GOALIES: JHU: Emerson (20:10 minutes, 7 shots-2 saves, 5 GA), Larash (39:50, 15-6, 9); VU: Wills (60:00, 19-8, 11). 11 #5 Florida-13, #19 Johns Hopkins-12 April 7, 2012 Baltimore, MD Homewood Field Attendance: 707 SCORE BY PERIOD 1 2 OT O2 Tot Florida (13-2, 3-0 ALC) Johns Hopkins (7-4, 0-2 ALC) Florida SCORING GOALS: Cullen 4; Barry 3; Gilroy 2; Graziano 1; Dashiell 1; Bruns 1; Wiegand 1. ASSISTS: Graziano 2; Bruns 1; Dashiell 1; Judge 1. GOALS: McCaffrey 3; Rossi 3; D Amore 2; Cermack 2; Taylor 1; Fischer 1. ASSISTS: D Amore 5. GROUND BALLS: Florida-12; Johns Hopkins-12. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Florida-6; Johns Hopkins-3. SHOTS: Florida-32; Johns Hopkins-28. SHOTS ON GOAL: Florida-22; Johns Hopkins-21. TURNOVERS: Florida-5; Johns Hopkins-10. DRAWS: Florida-16; Johns Hopkins-13. CLEARS: Florida 9-9; Johns Hopkins GOALIES - UF: Meagher (66:58 minutes, 21 shots-9 saves, 12 GA); JHU: KC Emerson (66:58, 22-9, 13). 12 #12 Virginia-11, #19 Johns Hopkins-7 April 11, 2012 Baltimore, MD Homewood Field Attendance: 257 Virginia (10-5) Johns Hopkins (7-5) Virginia SCORING GOALS: Owen 4; Warren 2; Slater 2; Gardner 1; Baker 1; McTiernan 1. ASSISTS: Owen 2; Warren 2; Gardner 1. GOALS: Rossi 2; McCaffrey 2; D Amore 1; Fischer 1; Cermack 1. ASSISTS: D Amore 2; Cermack 1; Fischer 1. GROUND BALLS: Virginia-14; Johns Hopkins-11. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Virginia-3; Johns Hopkins-6. SHOTS: Virginia-23; Johns Hopkins-23. SHOTS ON GOAL: Virginia-19; Johns Hopkins-15. TURNOVERS: Virginia-8; Johns Hopkins-11. DRAWS: Virginia-8; Johns Hopkins-12. CLEARS: Virginia 13-17; Johns Hopkins GOALIES - VA: Kolarik (60:00 minutes, 15 shots-8 saves, 7 GA); JHU: Emerson (36:40, 12-5, 7), Larash (23:20, 7-3, 4). 13 #1 Northwestern-16, #19 Johns Hopkins-12 April 15, 2012 Evanston, IL Lakeside Field Attendance: 1,207 Johns Hopkins (7-6, 0-3 ALC) Northwestern (14-0, 4-0 ALC) GOALS: Rossi 3; Ballatori 3; McCaffrey 2; Cermack 1; D Amore 1; Taylor 1; Kasmarik 1. ASSISTS: McCaffrey 2; Rossi 2; Cermack 1; D Amore 1; Fischer 1; Serio 1. Northwestern SCORING GOALS: Fitzgerald 4; Smith 3; Mupo 3; Bocklet 2; Rich 1; Cassera 1; DeRonda 1; Conley 1. ASSISTS: Smith 4; Bocklet 2; Macaluso 1; Rich 1. GROUND BALLS: Johns Hopkins-13; Northwestern-18. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Johns Hopkins-6; Northwestern-9. SHOTS: Johns Hopkins-19; Northwestern-31. SHOTS ON GOAL: Johns Hopkins-18; Northwestern-23. TURNOVERS: Johns Hopkins-15; Northwestern-11. DRAWS: Johns Hopkins-15; Northwestern-15. CLEARS: Johns Hopkins 10-14; Northwestern GOALIES: JHU: Larash (60:00 minutes, 23 shots-7 saves, 16 GA); NU: LoManto (60:00, 18-6, 12). 14 #10 Penn State-12, #18 Johns Hopkins-9 April 21, 2012 University Park, PA PSU Lacrosse Field Attendance: 389 Johns Hopkins (7-7, 0-4 ALC) Penn State (11-4, 3-2 ALC) GOALS: McCaffrey 2; D Amore 2; Cermack 2; Serio 2; Rossi 1. ASSISTS: Ballatori 1; McCaffrey 1. Penn State SCORING GOALS: Fernandez 3; Cyr 3; McCormick 2; Coffey 1; Ford 1; Lechner 1; Adams 1. ASSISTS: Coffey 2; Ford 1; McCormick 1; Zichelli 1. GROUND BALLS: Johns Hopkins-9; Penn State-15. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Johns Hopkins-4; Penn State-5.

10 SHOTS: Johns Hopkins-29; Penn State-27. SHOTS ON GOAL: Johns Hopkins-19; Penn State-21. TURNOVERS: Johns Hopkins-12; Penn State-5. DRAWS: Johns Hopkins-16; Penn State-7. GOALIES: JHU: Larash (58:45 minutes, 21 shots-9 saves, 12 GA), TEAM (01:15, 0-0, 0); PSU: Cahill (60:00, 19-10, 9). D AMORE 15 UMBC-7, #19 Johns Hopkins-6 April 25, 2012 Baltimore, MD Homewood Field Attendance: 150 UMBC (8-8) Johns Hopkins (7-8) UMBC SCORING GOALS: Krause 4; Fahey 1; Lyons 1; Blevins 1. ASSISTS: Coady 1; Mundell 1. GOALS: McCaffrey 3; D Amore 1; Cermack 1; Rossi 1. ASSISTS: D Amore 2; Cermack 1. GROUND BALLS: UMBC-14; Johns Hopkins-9. TURNOVERS CAUSED: UMBC-5; Johns Hopkins-7. SHOTS: UMBC-22; Johns Hopkins-18. SHOTS ON GOAL: UMBC-15; Johns Hopkins-10. TURNOVERS: UMBC-16; Johns Hopkins-14. DRAWS: UMBC-5; Johns Hopkins-10. CLEARS: UMBC 12-17; Johns Hopkins GOALIES - UMBC: Barnett (60:00 minutes, 10 shots-4 saves, 6 GA); JHU: Larash (60:00, 15-8, 7). 16 #19 Johns Hopkins-12, #13 Ohio State-9 April 28, 2012 Baltimore, MD Homewood Field Attendance: 226 Ohio State (10-5, 1-4 ALC) Johns Hopkins (8-8, 1-4 ALC) Ohio State SCORING GOALS: Capuzzi 4; Markwordt 2; Chase 2; Facchina 1. ASSISTS: Cifarelli 3; Markwordt 2 GOALS: Rossi 4; Ballatori 2; McCaffrey 2; Serio 2; D Amore 1; Cermack 1. ASSISTS: D Amore 3; Ballatori 2; McCaffrey 1. GROUND BALLS: Ohio State-19; Johns Hopkins-23. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Ohio State-11; Johns Hopkins-13. SHOTS: Ohio State-24; Johns Hopkins-29. SHOTS ON GOAL: Ohio State-20; Johns Hopkins-16. TURNOVERS: Ohio State-19; Johns Hopkins-19. DRAWS: Ohio State-11; Johns Hopkins-12. CLEARS: Ohio State 18-21; Johns Hopkins GOALIES - OSU: DeScenza (57:21 minutes, 16 shots-4 saves, 12 GA), Hester (2:39, 0-0, 0); JHU: Larash (60:00, 20-11, 9). 17 #19 Johns Hopkins-13, #11 Penn State-12 May 3, 2012 Gainesville, FL Dizney Stadium Attendance: 684 Johns Hopkins (9-8) Penn State (11-6) GOALS: D Amore 3; Taylor 3; Cermack 2; Rossi 1; McCaffrey 1; Ballatori 1; Schweizer 1; Fischer 1. ASSISTS: D Amore 5; Ballatori 1; McCaffrey 1; Rossi 1. Penn State SCORING GOALS: McCormick 3; Fernandez 2; Coffey 2; Cyr 1; Ford 1; Lechner 1; Zichelli 1; Welch 1. ASSISTS: Cyr 3; Ford 2; Lechner 1; McCormick 1. GROUND BALLS: Johns Hopkins-11; Penn State-15. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Johns Hopkins-4; Penn State-3. SHOTS: Johns Hopkins-21; Penn State-28. SHOTS ON GOAL: Johns Hopkins-17; Penn State-19. TURNOVERS: Johns Hopkins-7; Penn State-6. DRAWS: Johns Hopkins-12; Penn State-15. CLEARS: Johns Hopkins 9-9; Penn State 7-7. GOALIES - JHU: Larash (60:00 minutes, 19 shots-7 saves, 12 GA); PSU: Cahill (60:00, 17-4, 13). 18 #1 Northwestern-13, #19 Johns Hopkins-9 May 4, 2012 Gainesville, FL Dizney Stadium Attendance: 1,013 Johns Hopkins (9-9) Northwestern (17-1) GOALS: Rossi 2; Taylor 2; Cermack 1; Fischer 1; Kildare 1; Ballatori 1; Kasmarik 1. ASSISTS: Cermack 2; D Amore 2; Fischer 1; Rossi 1. Northwestern SCORING GOALS: Smith 4; Fitzgerald 2; Thornton 2; Flibotte 1; DeRonda 1; Turner 1; Vigmostad 1; Cassera 1. ASSISTS: None. GROUND BALLS: Johns Hopkins-11; Northwestern-19. TURNOVERS CAUSED: Johns Hopkins-5; Northwestern-10. SHOTS: Johns Hopkins-18; Northwestern-22. SHOTS ON GOAL: Johns Hopkins-14; Northwestern-17. TURNOVERS: Johns Hopkins-14; Northwestern-13. DRAWS: Johns Hopkins-14; Northwestern-10. CLEARS: Johns Hopkins 13-15; Northwestern GOALIES: JHU: Emerson (30:00 minutes, 8 shots-3 saves, 5 GA), Larash (30:00, 9-1, 8); NU: LoManto (60:00, 14-5, 9).