WOMEN S. CAA WOMEN S LACROSSE FINAL REPORT May 29, Delaware Drexel Hofstra James Madison Towson William & Mary

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1 WOMEN S LACROSSE Colonial Athletic Association FINAL REPORT May 29, 2014 Delaware Drexel Hofstra James Madison Towson William & Mary 2014 CAA WOMEN S LACROSSE STANDINGS Conference Overall Team W L Pct. Home Away Stk. W L Pct. Home Away Neutral Stk. James Madison W L1 Towson W L1 Delaware W L1 Hofstra W L1 Drexel L L3 William & Mary W W2 UPCOMING SCHEDULE CAA Championship Recap/All-Conference Honors 2014 NCAA Women s Lacrosse Championship - First Round: May 9, 11 at Syracuse University May 9 #20 Stony Brook def. Towson (10-8)* 4:00 p.m. * - NCAA First Round played at SU Soccer Stadium RECENT RESULTS 2014 CAA Women s Lacrosse Championship - May 2, 4 at the College of William & Mary May 2 #1 Towson def. #4 Hofstra (6-5)^ #2 James Madison def. #3 Delaware (13-9)^ May 4 #1 Towson def. #2 James Madison (12-11/ OT)^ ^-CAA Championship at William & Mary - #CAAChamps Official seeds: #1 Towson #2 James Madison #3 Delaware #4 Hofstra Redshirt freshman Michelle Gildea scored with 35 seconds remaining in overtime as top-seeded Towson held on to defeat second-seeded James Madison, 12-11, en route to capturing the program s third consecutive CAA Women s Lacrosse Championship title. It was Gildea s first score of the championship, which was held at William & Mary s Martin Family Stadium at Albert-Daly Field, while the win assured the Tigers a berth into the NCAA Tournament CAA Co-Player of the Year Andi Raymond, a junior, notched a hat trick to go along with two assists, while freshman Colby Unkle provided TU s first goal in OT. James Madison, appearing in the title contest for the fourth time in the last five years, battled relentlessly the entire game. Junior Stephanie Finley, the fellow CAA Co-Player of the Year honoree tallied three goals and won six draw controls, while redshirt senior Megan Piotrowicz also recorded a hat trick in defeat. Senior Amy Roguski scored twice and dished out three assists in her final game for the Dukes, who fell to 11-7 on the season. All-CAA First Team Brittain Altomare, Hofstra Stephanie Finley, James Madison Casey Lyons, Delaware Andi Raymond, Towson Ashleigh Rhorback, Towson Ali Curwin, James Madison Caitlin McCartney, Delaware Amanda Norcini, Drexel Lexi Cross, James Madison April Iannetta, Hofstra Erin Wein, Delaware Kelsea Donnelly, Towson All-CAA Rookie Team Betsy Angel, James Madison Samantha Brookhart, Towson Gabby Cha, Towson Michelle Gildea, Towson Kirsten Hale, Delaware Abby Junior, William & Mary Julie McGrath, William & Mary Leah Monticello, James Madison Erika Neumen, Hofstra Caroline Thiele, Drexel All-CAA Second Team Emily Duffey, Drexel Kelly Palace, Drexel Amy Roguski, James Madison Lizzie Duffey, Delaware Alexi Farmakis, William & Mary Katie Leech, Towson Hannah Clarke, William & Mary Emily Corzel, Hofstra Michelle Dufault, Towson Leah Perrotta, James Madison Kelsey Gregerson, Hofstra Schylar Healy, James Madison All-CAA Academic Team Elyse Andrews, Delaware Kaitlin Ayres, Hofstra Taylor Bowman, Towson Ali Curwin, James Madison Joelle Hartke, Drexel Ellen Shaffrey, William & Mary Contact: Tim McDonnell (804) tmcdonnell@caasports.com - #CAASports Social 2014 Media CAA Platforms: WOMEN S Twitter, LACROSSE Instagram, 1Facebook, YouTube - search CAASports

2 CONFERENCE WEEKLY AWARDS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Feb Ali Curwin, James Madison Feb Andi Raymond, Towson March 3 - Jaci Gordon, James Madison March 10 - Brittain Altomare, Hofstra - Casey Lyons, Delaware March 17 - Casey Lyons, Delaware March 24 - Ashleigh Rohrback, Towson March 31 - Taylor Moore, Towson April 7 - Stephanie Finley, James Madison April 14 - Ashleigh Rohrback, Towson April 21 - Stephanie Finley, James Madison April 28 - Kelsey Gregerson, Hofstra DEFENDERS OF THE WEEK Feb Amanda Norcini, Drexel Feb April Iannetta, Hofstra March 3 - Schylar Healy, James Madison March 10 - Hannah Verschoore, James Madison March 17 - Tori Zorovich, Delaware March 24 - Katie Leech, Towson March 31 - Ellen Shaffrey, William & Mary April 7 - Lizzie Duffey, Delaware April 14 - Caitlin McCartney, Delaware - Lexi Cross, James Madison April 21 - Schylar Healy, James Madison April 28 - Ellen Shaffrey, William & Mary ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Feb Eva Winiarski, Drexel Feb Caroline Thiele, Drexel - Gabby Cha, Towson March 3 - Erika Neumen, Hofstra March 10 - Tiana Parrella, Hofstra March 17 - Gabby Cha, Towson March 24 - Betsy Angel, James Madison March 31 - Betsy Angel, James Madison April 7 - Gabby Cha, Towson April 14 - Michelle Gildea, Towson April 21 - Abby Junior, William & Mary April 28 - Abby Junior, William & Mary #CAASports worthwhile season stat: In total, the CAA had six players average over two goals per game in They were; Andi Raymond of Towson (2.63), Stephanie Finley of JMU (2.44), Caitlin McCartney of UD (2.29), Shannon Hawley of UD (2.18), Casey Lyons of UD (2.12) and Amy Roguski of JMU (2.11). CONFERENCE NOTES: Twelve earn iwlca all-region honors: A total of 12 CAA women s lacrosse players were named to the Intercollegiate Women s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) Division I All-Region teams. Three standouts were recognized with first-team honors out of the Mid-Atlantic Region. They were; Hofstra junior defender April Iannetta, the 2014 Defender of the Year for the second consecutive season and a pair of Towson Tiger studs, redshirt junior Andi Raymond and redshirt senior Ashleigh Rohrback. UD s Andrews named finalist for yeardley love reynolds award: Delaware redshirt freshman Elyse Andrews was named a finalist for the 2014 Yeardley Reynolds Love Unsung Hero Award. The non-profit group is dedicated to ending relationship violence while the award was created in 2011 and is given to one male and female Division I lacrosse player that shares similar qualities that Yeardley is still remembered for. Andrews is majoring in medical diagnostics and is involved with many groups off campus, including Delaware Christian Athletes, Alpha Phi Omega, Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and recently won the University of Delaware Department of Medical Laboratory Sciences Alumni Sophomore Award. Second half Towson rally comes up short in ncaa first round: CAA Champion Towson outscored Stony Brook 8-1 in the second half, but fell to the Seawolves, 10-8, in the first round of the 2014 NCAA Women s Lacrosse Tournament. The Tigers were led by junior Taylor Moore s hat trick as well as redshirt junior Andi Raymond s two-goal, one-assist effort in the setback. Towson faces familiar foe in ncaa first round matchup: After winning the 2014 CAA Women s Lacrosse title earlier on Sunday afternoon, the Towson Tigers found out their NCAA Tournament fate late Sunday evening. The Tigers will play Stony Brook University (16-3, 4-1) on Friday, May 9 in Syracuse, N.Y. at the SU Soccer Stadium. The winner of that contest will face the host and No. 2 overall seed Orange on May 11. In last year s NCAA First Round, the Seawolves beat the Tigers 8-6 to end their season. Tigers Three-peat at #caachamps: The Towson Tigers made history with their CAA title win at the 2014 Women s Lacrosse #CAAChamps. Previously, five teams had won as many as two straight league titles before TU became the first to claim the trophy in three consecutive seasons. All-CAA teams announced: On Thursday, May 1 the league announced its major award winners for the 2014 season at an awards banquet prior to the start of the championship tournament. James Madison junior Stephanie Finley and Towson redshirt junior Andi Raymond were named CAA Co-Players of the Year, Hofstra junior April Iannetta earned Defensive Player of the Year for the second straight season, while Towson head coach Sonia LaMonica was tabbed Coach of the Year and Tigers freshman Gabby Cha earned Rookie of the Year recognition. The future of the league certainly looks bright, as 10 the 12 first team members return in UD-JMU Come together to support one love foundation: On April 11, the Blue Hens and Dukes squared off in a pivotal CAA game, but came together in connection with the One Love Foundation. The teams wore special shirts prior to the contest to help raise awareness and concern for domestic violence. It was also to remember and honor former UVA women s lacrosse player Yeardley Reynolds Love CAA WOMEN S LACROSSE

3 CAA WOMEN S LACROSSE CONTACTS CAA Tim McDonnell (804) tmcdonnell@caasports.com CAASports.com Delaware Maggie Hayon (302) mhayon@udel.edu BlueHens.com Drexel Sam Angell (215) sea65@drexel.edu DrexelDragons.com Hofstra Stephen Gorchov (516) stephen.a.gorchov@hofstra.edu GoHofstra.com James Madison Devon Howard (540) howardbd@jmu.edu JMUSports.com Towson Megan O Brien (410) mobrien@towson.edu TowsonTigers.com William & Mary Rob Turner (757) rrturn@wm.edu TribeAthletics.com 2014 caa WOMEN S LACROSSE CHAM- PIONSHIP ALL-TOURNAMENT Team Ali Curwin (James Madison) Kelsea Donnelly (Towson) Michelle Dufault (Towson) Stephanie Finley (James Madison) Kelsey Gregerson (Hofstra) Shannon Hawley (Delaware) April Iannetta (Hofstra) Caitlin McCartney (Delaware) Kelly Murkey (Towson) Andi Raymond (Towson) Most Outstanding Player Amy Roguski (James Madison) 2014 CAA WOMEN S LACROSSE PRESEASON COACHES POLL 1. Towson (4) James Madison (1) Hofstra (1) Delaware Drexel 8 6. William & Mary 6 ( ) - first-place votes 2014 caa preseason all-caa WOMEN s LACROSSE team PLAYER... POS..SCHOOL...YR Brittain Altomare... A...Hofstra... Jr. Andi Raymond... A... Towson... Jr. Amy Roguski... A...James Madison... Sr. Ashleigh Rohrback... A... Towson... Sr. Becky Conto... M...Hofstra... So. Ali Curwin... M...James Madison...Jr. Katie Leech... M... Towson... Sr. Caitlin McCartney... M...Delaware... Jr. Amanda Norcini... M... Drexel... Sr. Taelor Salmon... M...William & Mary...Sr. Lexi Cross... D...James Madison... Jr. April Iannetta... D...Hofstra... Jr. Kaitlin Sheridan... D... Towson... Sr. Kelsea Donnelly... GK...Towson... Jr. Schylar Healy... GK...James Madison... Jr. Preseason PlayerS of the Year April iannetta, hofstra - Ashleigh rohrback, Towson 2014 IWLCA division I Final poll -- May Maryland (400) 2. Syracuse Northwestern Virginia Noth Carolina Florida Boston College Duke Loyola (Md.) Penn Louisville Notre Dame t. Penn State t. Ohio State Johns Hopkins Princeton Georgetown UMass Denver Stony Brook ( ) = First place votes 2014 Lacrosse Magazine Final D-1 national top-20 poll 1. Maryland (21-1) 2. Syracuse (21-3) 3. Northwestern (14-7) 4. Florida (18-3) 5. Virginia (12-9) 6. North Carolina (15-5) 7. Boston College (15-6) 8. Duke (11-8) 9. Loyola (Md.) (15-6) 10. Louisville (16-4) 11. Johns Hopkins (15-5) 12. Ohio State (13-7) 13. Denver (19-2) 14. UMass (18-2) 15. Stony Brook (17-4) 16. Notre Dame (9-9) 17. Princeton (12-7) 18. Penn State (10-8) 19. Georgetown (11-9) 20. Penn (13-5) CAA RANKINGS IN THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN S LACROSSE COACHES ASSOCIATION TOP 20 POLL School PS F10 F17 F24 M3 M10 M17 M24 M31 A7 A14 A21 A28 M5 M28 Delaware RV RV Drexel Hofstra James Madison -- RV RV RV RV RV RV RV RV RV RV -- RV -- RV Towson RV -- RV -- RV RV RV William & Mary CAA WOMEN S LACROSSE 3

4 DELAWARE (10-7 overall, 3-2 in CAA) F. 15 at #10 Georgetwon L, F. 19 LAFAYETTE W, 11-6 F. 22 at #16 Penn L, 8-11 M. 1 at Rutgers L, 7-8 M. 5 LA SALLE W, 18-7 M. 8 VILLANOVA W, 11-8 M. 12 VIRGINIA TECH W, 17-3 M. 15 at Temple W, 16-9 M. 19 MONMOUTH W, 12-6 M. 22 at George Washington W, 10-8 M. 30 at #19 Towson* L, (OT) A. 4 DREXEL* W, 12-5 A. 6 at Hofstra* W, 8-7 A. 11 JAMES MADISON* L, 9-11 A. 13 WILLIAM & MARY* W, 14-8 A. 22 #16 STONY BROOK L, 4-8 May 2 vs. No. 2 seed JMU^ L, 9-13 DREXEL (6-10 overall, 1-4 in CAA) F. 16 GEORGE WASHINGTON W, 12-7 F. 23 SAINT JOSEPH S W, 9-5 F. 26 #15 STONY BROOK L, 6-16 M. 1 at Colgate L, M. 5 at Villanova L, 5-9 M. 8 UMBC W, 9-8 M. 12 at La Salle W, 10-8 M. 15 at Louisville L, 5-16 M. 23 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 8-12 M. 26 at #11 Penn State L, 8-21 A. 4 at Delaware* L, 5-12 A. 6 TOWSON* W, 9-8 A. 12 MONMOUTH W, 9-6 A. 18 at James Madison* L, 7-17 A. 20 at William & Mary* L, (2 OT) A. 26 HOFSTRA* L, 2-10 HOFSTRA (8-10 overall, 2-3 in CAA) F. 15 at New Hampshire L, 5-9 F. 18 FAIRFIELD W, 8-7 F. 22 at Colgate W, 10-8 F. 25 #3 MARYLAND L, 3-14 M. 1 CENTRAL CT STATE W, 17-5 M. 7 MARIST W, 9-3 M. 9 at Quinnipiac W, 13-7 M. 15 #20 OHIO STATE L, 8-9 M. 19 at Temple L, 8-9 M. 22 at Albany L, 5-10 M. 26 RUTGERS L, A. 4 TOWSON* L, 5-9 A. 6 DELAWARE* L, 7-8 A. 14 at Dartmouth W, 9-8 A. 18 at William & Mary* W, 10-5 A. 20 at James Madison* L, 7-17 A. 26 at Drexel* W, 10-2 May 2 vs. No. 1 seed Towson^ L, 5-6 ^ - CAA Championship at W&M ^ - CAA Championship at W&M JAMES MADISON (11-7 overall, 4-1 in CAA) F. 15 VIRGINIA TECH W, F. 20 at #7 Florida L, 8-21 F. 22 at Jacksonville W, (3 OT) M. 1 #5 LOYOLA (Md.) W, 8-7 M. 5 #9 PENN STATE W, M. 9 at Connecticut L, (2 OT) M. 15 at Rutgers L, 7-8 M. 19 at #6 Virginia L, M. 22 #2 MARYLAND L, M. 26 RICHMOND W, 8-7 M. 29 SAN DIEGO STATE W, 20-7 A. 5 WILLIAM & MARY* W, A. 11 at Delaware* W, 11-9 A. 13 at Towson* L, (2 OT) A. 18 DREXEL* W, 17-7 A. 20 HOFSTRA* W, 17-7 May 2 vs. No. 3 seed Delaware^ W, 13-9 May 4 vs. No. 1 seed Towson L, (OT) ^ - CAA Championship at W&M TOWSON (11-8 overall, 4-1 in CAA) F. 19 UMBC W, 11-6 F. 22 #10 GEORGETOWN W, M. 2 at #2 Syracuse L, 7-12 M. 5 at #17 Johns Hopkins L, 8-12 M. 7 #19 STANFORD L, 7-8 M. 12 at #16 Loyola (Md.) L, 6-7 M. 15 MONMOUTH W, 13-5 M. 20 at California W, M. 22 at UC Davis W, 15-8 M. 26 at #2 Maryland L, 8-19 M. 30 DELAWARE* W, (OT) A. 4 at Hofstra* W, 9-5 A. 6 at Drexel* L, 8-9 A. 11 WILLIAM & MARY* W, A. 13 JAMES MADISON* W, (2 OT) A. 19 at #3 North Carolina L, 8-17 May 2 vs. No. 4 seed Hofstra^ W, 6-5 May 4 vs. No. 2 James Madison W, (OT) May 9 vs. #20 Stony Brook$ L, 8-10 ^ - CAA Championship at W&M $ - NCAA Tournament WILLIAM & MARY (4-12 overall, 1-4 in CAA) F. 16 #5 DUKE L, 8-11 F. 23 LOUISVILLE L, 5-18 M. 1 COASTAL CAROLINA W, 12-8 M. 5 at #3 Maryland L, 3-19 M. 12 #6 VIRGINIA L, 9-22 M. 15 VIRGINIA TECH L, M. 18 ALBANY L, 3-14 M. 21 at Richmond L, 7-13 M. 25 LONGWOOD W, 16-3 M. 29 at #18 Ohio State L, 7-14 A. 5 at James Madison* L, A. 11 at Towson* L, A. 13 at Delaware* L, 8-14 A. 18 HOFSTRA* L, 5-10 A. 20 DREXEL* W, (2 OT) A. 26 OLD DOMINION W, CAA WOMEN S LACROSSE

5 CAA vs. NON-CONFERENCE (32-35 Overall Record) Home Road Follow The League s Teams On Twitter James William & 2014 IWLCA Division I All-Region Teams Mid-Atlantic All-Region First Team April Iannetta, Hofstra Andi Raymond, Towson Ashleigh Rohrback, Towson Mid-Atlantic All-Region Second Team Brittain Altomare, Hofstra Kelsea Donnelly, Towson Casey Lyons, Delaware Caitlin McCartney, Delaware Amanda Norcini, Drexel Erin Wein, Delaware South All-Region Second Team Lexi Cross, JMU Ali Curwin, JMU Stephanie Finley, JMU CAA QUICK HITS: The 2014 CAA women s lacrosse season officially came to an end on May 9 after Towson fell to Stony Brook in the NCAA First Round (10-8). TU, making its seventh NCAA appearance, battled back after a 9-0 halftime deficit, but simply ran out of time. The Tigers also fell to the Seawolves in the NCAA First Round last year by two goals, 8-6. Junior Taylor Moore scored three goals and 2014 CAA Co-Player of the Year Andi Raymond, a redshirt junior, scored twice and dished out one assist in defeat. One weekend earlier at the College of William & Mary, Towson overcame James Madison, 12-11, in overtime to capture the program s third straight league title -- the first CAA team to accomplish the feat. Redshirt freshman Michelle Gildea scored with 35 seconds remaining -- her first goal of the championship tournament, allowing the Tigers to hold on for the historic win. JMU, appearing in the title contest for the fourth time in the last five seasons, was led by 2014 CAA Co-Player of the Year Stephanie Finley and redshirt senior Megan Piotrowicz, both of whom recorded hat tricks in defeat. Towson s Raymond scored three times and dished out two assists in the win. Raymond played a large part in helping TU advance to the title game, scoring the game-winner in a 6-5 win versus Hofstra on Friday with just eight seconds to spare. Madison outlasted Delaware, 13-9, in Friday s second semifinal. Nearly two weeks after the 2014 CAA Championship, US Lacrosse announced its tryout pool for a chance to make the U.S. National Team. Impressively, a total of six current CAA women s lacrosse standouts, and two former players, will take part in the three-day tryout process from June at Georgetown University. Making the list among current CAA lacrosse players was James Madison s Stephanie Finley, Lexi Cross and Schylar Healy, Hofstra s April Iannetta and Kelsey Gregerson and Towson s Kelsea Donnelly. The Dukes had one former player named to the tryout pool as well in Kelly Berger (Rabil). Hofstra graduate (2011) Katie Hertsch was the other former CAA stud invited to the tryout. TOP CAA INDIVIDUAL STAT LEADERS Goals Per Game: Andi Raymond, Towson (50 G, 2.63 PG) Assists Per Game: Brittain Altomare, Hofstra (36 A, 2.00 PG) Points Per Game: Andi Raymond, Towson (76 P, 4.00 PG) Game-Winning Goals: Kelly Palace, Drexel (3 GWG, 0.19 PG) Stephanie Finley, James Madison (3 GWG, 0.17 PG) Sam Lenox, Hofstra (3 GWG, 0.17 PG) Andi Raymond, Towson (3 GWG, 0.16 PG) Ground Balls Per Game: Kelsey Gregerson, Hofstra (55 GB, 3.06 PG) Shots Per Game: Stephanie Finley, James Madison (102 S, 5.67 PG) Draw Controls Per Game: Stephanie Finley, James Madison (69 DC, 3.83 PG) Caused Turnovers Per Game: Amanda Norcini, Drexel (34 CT, 2.12 PG) Goals Against Average: Kelsey Gregerson, Hofstra (141 GA, 7.93 GA Avg.) Save Percentage: Kelsey Gregerson, Hofstra (141 S, 141 GA,.500 Save Pct.) Saves Per Game: Kelsea Donnelly, Towson (157 S, 8.26 PG) Free Position Goals Per Game Stephanie Finley, James Madison (11 FPG, 0.61 PG) 2014 CAA WOMEN S LACROSSE 5

6 2014 Colonial Athletic Association CONFERENCE LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of May 29, 2014 (All games) GOALS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison Delaware Towson William & Mary Hofstra Drexel ASSISTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison Towson Delaware Hofstra William & Mary Drexel GROUND BALLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison Delaware William & Mary Drexel Hofstra Towson DRAW CONTROLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison William & Mary Towson Delaware Hofstra Drexel SHOTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison Delaware Hofstra Towson William & Mary Drexel TURNOVERS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Delaware Towson James Madison Hofstra William & Mary Drexel GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE GP GA Minutes GA Avg. 1. Hofstra : Delaware : Towson : James Madison : Drexel : William & Mary : SAVES/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Towson Hofstra James Madison William & Mary Drexel Delaware POINTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison Delaware Towson William & Mary Hofstra Drexel FOULS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Delaware William & Mary James Madison Drexel Towson Hofstra SHOT PERCENT GP Goals Shots Pct. 1. James Madison Towson Delaware William & Mary Drexel Hofstra CAUSED TURNOVER/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Delaware William & Mary Drexel James Madison Hofstra Towson SHUTOUTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Hofstra Delaware Towson James Madison Drexel William & Mary SAVE PERCENT GP GA Saves Save% 1. Hofstra Towson Delaware James Madison Drexel William & Mary SHOTS ON GOAL/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison Delaware Towson William & Mary Hofstra Drexel

7 2014 Colonial Athletic Association CONFERENCE LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of May 29, 2014 (All games) Team Conference Pct. GF GA Overall Pct. GF GA James Madison Towson Delaware Hofstra Drexel William & Mary Current unbeaten streak William & Mary Team Miscellaneous GP GF-GA Margin Shots Shot% Saves Save% GB DC Face% TO CT Pen-PIM Delaware Drexel Hofstra James Madison Towson William & Mary Attendance Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average Delaware Drexel Hofstra James Madison Towson William & Mary Totals

8 2014 Colonial Athletic Association INDIVIDUAL LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of May 29, 2014 (All games) To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 50.0% of their team's games, goalies at least 50.0% of their team's minutes. GOALS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Raymond, Andi-Towson Finley, Stephanie-JMU McCartney, Caitlin-Delaware Hawley, Shannon-Delaware Lyons, Casey-Delaware Roguski, Amy-JMU Palace, Kelly-Drexel Salmon, Taelor-W&M Rohrback, Ashleigh-Towson Fay, Chelsea-Delaware ASSISTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Altomare, Brittain-Hofstra Rohrback, Ashleigh-Towson Raymond, Andi-Towson Lyons, Casey-Delaware Rhoads, Emily-JMU Curwin, Ali-JMU Finley, Stephanie-JMU Fay, Chelsea-Delaware McKinnon, Lindsay-Hofstra Norcini, Amanda-Drexel POINTS/GAME GP G A Pts Avg/G 1. Raymond, Andi-Towson Rohrback, Ashleigh-Towson Altomare, Brittain-Hofstra Lyons, Casey-Delaware Finley, Stephanie-JMU Roguski, Amy-JMU McCartney, Caitlin-Delaware Curwin, Ali-JMU Fay, Chelsea-Delaware Hawley, Shannon-Delaware GROUND BALLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Gregerson, Kelsey-Hofstra Norcini, Amanda-Drexel Bradley, Teresha-Drexel Healy, Schylar-JMU Clarke, Hannah-W&M DRAW CONTROLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Finley, Stephanie-JMU Iannetta, April-Hofstra Altomare, Brittain-Hofstra Shaffrey, Ellen-W&M Leech, Katie-Towson GOALS AGAINST AVG GP GA Minutes GAavg 1. Gregerson, Kelsey-Hofstra : Zorovich, Tori-Delaware : Donnelly, Kelsea-Towson : Healy, Schylar-JMU : Bradley, Teresha-Drexel : Nofi, Colleen-W&M : SAVES/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Donnelly, Kelsea-Towson Gregerson, Kelsey-Hofstra Healy, Schylar-JMU Bradley, Teresha-Drexel Zorovich, Tori-Delaware Nofi, Colleen-W&M GAME-WINNING GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Palace, Kelly-Drexel Finley, Stephanie-JMU Lenox, Sam-Hofstra Raymond, Andi-Towson Ferro, Alyssa-Towson Shaffrey, Ellen-W&M McCartney, Caitlin-Delaware Lyons, Casey-Delaware Fay, Chelsea-Delaware Hawley, Shannon-Delaware Rhoads, Emily-JMU Iannetta, April-Hofstra Brookhart, Samantha-Towso Rohrback, Ashleigh-Towson SHOTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Finley, Stephanie-JMU McCartney, Caitlin-Delaware Altomare, Brittain-Hofstra Raymond, Andi-Towson Palace, Kelly-Drexel Lyons, Casey-Delaware Fay, Chelsea-Delaware Hawley, Shannon-Delaware Roguski, Amy-JMU Moore, Taylor-Towson CAUSED TURNOVERS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Norcini, Amanda-Drexel Wein, Erin-Delaware Duffey, Lizzie-Delaware Iannetta, April-Hofstra Junior, Abby-W&M SAVE PERCENTAGE GP Saves GA Pct. 1. Gregerson, Kelsey-Hofstra Donnelly, Kelsea-Towson Healy, Schylar-JMU Zorovich, Tori-Delaware Bradley, Teresha-Drexel Nofi, Colleen-W&M SHUTOUTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G

9 2014 Colonial Athletic Association INDIVIDUAL LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of May 29, 2014 (All games) FREE-POSITION GOALS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Finley, Stephanie-JMU Salmon, Taelor-W&M McCartney, Caitlin-Delaware Watts, Alissa-Drexel Johnson, Amanda-W&M Team Identification Delaware Drexel Hofstra James Madison Towson William & Mary Team ID DELAWARE DREXEL HOFSTRA JMU TOWSON W&M