2009 DIVISION III SENIOR ALL-STAR GAME

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1 2009 DIVISION III SENIOR ALL-STAR GAME hosted by Mount Holyoke College Sunday, November 22 Mount Holyoke Turf Field South Hadley, Mass. THE TRADITION CONTINUES...

2 Welcome All-Stars, Coaches Families and Friends On behalf of Mount Holyoke College and the Department of Physical Education and Athletics, I want to extend a warm welcome to all of the participants and fans for the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III Senior All-Star Game. We are excited to host this event featuring some of the top collegiate field hockey players in the nation. We are proud to showcase and share our new stadium and turf field with the Collegiate All-Stars. It seems fitting that this tournament is staged on our campus, because just over 100 years ago, some of the first field hockey on American soil was played on the Mount Holyoke campus. Constance Applebee (known as the Apple to many) traveled from England in 1901 to study anthropometry (measurement of the human body) at Harvard. While she was there, she used makeshift equipment to teach the sport of field hockey to her classmates. Field hockey had been popular in England for over 20 years and once introduced to the game, her classmates, including Harriet Ballintine, the director of physical education at Vassar, encouraged her to remain in the United States to teach the game to American women. The Apple spent the remainder of the year traveling to Mount Holyoke and other women s colleges teaching and promoting her sport. From the time it was introduced on our campus, it has been popular activity among our students and we are pleased to be able to offer it as one of our 14 intercollegiate sports. Today, at Mount Holyoke, we continue a sporting tradition that has played out for over 100 years! I want to thank NFHCA Executive Director, Jennifer Goodrich, NFHCA Division III National Chair Andy Whitcomb, Associate Athletic Director for Facilities Bardee Sadlier, Sports Information Director Mike Raposo, Athletic Trainers Ellen Perrella and Charity Sweeney, Student Chair Taylor Hedges, Public Address Announcer Save Caspole and all of our student volunteers for helping to make this event exciting and enjoyable for the athletes, coaches and fans. I wish each of the All-Stars and coaches the best of luck for a successful game. Laurie Priest Mount Holyoke Director of Athletics

3 The NFHCA would like to thank the following camps for their participation in the NFHCA Sponsoring Camp Program. Their support of the NFHCA has helped to make today s Senior All-Star Game possible. White Mountain Sports / College Connection Showcase Advanced Play Inc. Competitor s Edge Duke Field Hockey Camp Eagle Elite Field Hockey Camp East Coast Field Hockey Elite Field Hockey Camp Gateway Field Hockey Camps Kai Zen Field Hockey KaPow Field Hockey Kamps Lawrence Academy Field Hockey Camp Michigan State Champions Field Hockey Camp Premier Field Hockey Camp Stonehill Field Hockey Camp Sweet D Field Hockey Camp Wake Forest University Field Hockey Camp World Camp USA Michigan Field Hockey Camp Revolution Field Hockey Shippensburg University Field Hockey Camp Visit the 10 Summer Camps page of the NFHCA website at for details regarding each camp s 2010 sites and dates. The NFHCA would like to thank Penn Monto for providing the game balls for today s event.

4 MEET THE ALL-STARS HOME TEAM #0 Marian Cassilly (Catholic GK Gambrills, Md./Archbishop Spalding) Cassilly helped lead Catholic to a 22-2 Conference record over four years and four straight ECAC Mid Atlantic Tournaments. She was named Capital Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year in 2006, First Team Landmark All-Conference in 2007, 2008 and 2009 and Second Team NFHCA All-Region in 2006 and For her career, Cassilly posted a.797 save percentage, a 1.12 goals against average and 22 shutouts. #1 Jenna Lombardo (Rowan M Barnegat, N.J./Southern Regional) A team captain, Lombardo was named the New Jersey Athletic Conference Midfielder of the Year. She was also placed on the All-Conference first team. This season, Lombardo compiled eight points with one goal and six assists. She was tied for third in the league in assists with six and tied for fourth in assists per game with In 54 career games, Lombardo totaled 12 points on two goals and ten assists. #2 Ali Brant (Dickinson D Collegeville, Md./The Hills School) Brant was been a four year starter for Dickinson and played in all but two matches in her collegiate career. She was a standout defender for the Red Devils, who served as a team captain for the past two seasons. Brant has scored four goals in her career, including three match winners. She recorded four defensive saves and was voted the team s Most Valuable Player after leading Dickinson to a Centennial Conference Tournament appearance in The Devils posted four shutouts in 2009 and recorded 13 during her career. #2 Lauren Correll (Salisbury F Bridgeville, Del./Sussex Tech) Correll earned Capital Athletic Conference All-Conference First Team honors for the third time in her career this season. Heading into the NCAA Tournament Semifinals, the forward had recorded team-highs of 20 goals, eight assists and 48 points. Her 78 career goals, were just two shy of school record. The captain was named CAC Player of the Week and ECAC Mid-Atlantic Player of the Week for week of September 28. She had a career day at Kenyon College on September 27, when she erupted for five goals. #4 Beverly Beladino (Salisbury F Putnam Valley, N.Y./Putnam Valley) Beladino was named to the Capital Athletic Conference All-Conference First Team for the second time in her career this fall. Overall, she has earned All-Conference honors three times. Heading into the NCAA Tournament Semifinals, the forward had scored 11 goals and added six assists for a total of 28 points this year. She scored a season-high three goals against St. Mary s on September 5. Beladino also had an assist in that match. #4 Lindsay Moyer (Eastern M Telford, Pa./Christopher Dock) Moyer was a three-time First Team All-Conference performer. The midfielder led her team to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 in each of her last two seasons. She earned Freedom Conference Player of the Year honors and was named a Third Team Longstreth/NFHCA All-American following her outstanding 2008 campaign. Over her career, Moyer racked up 47 goals and 29 assists. #5 Alyssa Derstine (Eastern Mennonite M Telford, Pa./Christopher Dock) Derstine was a two-time Old Dominion Athletic Conference Player of the Year and a three-time All-ODAC First Team member. The midfielder led the Lady Royals this year with 16 goals, five assists and 37 points, putting her in the top 13 in each of those categories for her Eastern Mennonite career. #5 Sarah Riffle (DePauw F St. Louis, Mo./Duchesne) Riffle became the first player in Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference history to earn Offensive Player of the Year honors in consecutive years. The forward led both DePauw and the SCAC with 12 goals and 28 points this season. She finished her career with 32 goals and six assists. Riffle earned First Team All-Great Lakes Region honors as a junior. #5 Cassie Gage (Earlham F West Carrolton, Ohio/Kettering Fairmont) Gage was named to the NFHCA Great Lakes All-Region First Team. It was the third straight season that the forward was honored by the organization. She earned First Team honors in 2007 and Second Team accolades in Cage was also selected to the North Coast Athletic Conference All-Conference First Team this season. She finished the fall with 16 goals to end her career as Earlham s all-time leading scorer with 92 points. During her four years with the Quakers, she tallied 39 goals and 14 assists. #6 Jaci Marshall (Mary Washington D Annapolis, Md./Annapolis) Marshall led Mary Washington to an appearance in the Capital Athletic Conference Championship and 12 victories this season. She was named to the All-Conference Team for the fourth straight year. The main cog in the Eagles transition game, Marshall spearheaded a defensive unit that surrendered just 1.60 goals per outing. She was also an active member of Mary Washington s penalty corner sets. A four year star, Marshall earned womensfieldhockey.com Freshman All-America honors in 2006 and has gained All-Conference honors every year of her career. Over that span, her squad won 48 matches. #7 Megan Walsh (Montclair M Lumberton, N.J./Rancosas Valley) Led by Walsh, Montclair State picked up its third ECAC Mid-Atlantic Championship in the last four years. The Red Hawks closed out their 2009 campaign with six straight wins and an overall record of Walsh assisted on the winner in her team s 3-0 triumph over Hartwick College in this year s ECAC title match. The midfielder closed out her career with 58 points. She earned NFHCA South Atlantic All-Region accolades in 2007.

5 MEET THE ALL-STARS HOME TEAM #11 Leslie Messick (Eastern D Bridgeville, Del./Sussex Area Tech) With Messick leading their defensive unit, the Eagles captured the Freedom Conference Championship and advanced to the Second Round of the NCAA National Tournament in each of the past two seasons. She was the Freedom Conference Championship Most Valuable Player and earned First Team All-Conference this fall. A four time Academic All-Conference performer, Messick was also named to the NFHCA South Atlantic All-Region Team this year. She was a four year starter for Eastern. #13 Katie Hunt (Ursinus D Newcastle, Del./Wilmington Friends) Hunt, who is serving as a captain this season, has spearheaded a defensive unit that has limited its opponents to just one goal per match. Prior to NCAA Tournament play, the Bears outscored their opponents During her four years at Ursinus, Hunt has been a member of four Centennial Conference Championship teams and the 2006 National Championship squad. #15 Signey Milks (Lynchburg D Gloucester, Va./Gloucester) A consummate leader, Milks pushed Lynchburg to a record over her four years. She was named to the Old Dominion Athletic Conference All-Conference First Team on three occasions. In addition, the defender earned First Team All-State accolades in both 2007 and With Milks leading the way on the defensive end, the Hornets captured four consecutive Conference titles. She finished her career with four goals, 15 assists and 10 defensive saves. #19 Sallie Armstrong (Washington & Lee F Houston, Texas/St. John s) Armstrong was named to the Old Dominion Athletic Conference All-Conference First Team for the fourth consecutive season. The forward started all 17 matches for Washington & Lee University, totaling 37 points on 17 goals and three assists. She ranked third in the Conference with 37 points, 2.18 points per match and 17 goals. In addition, her five winners were good for tops in the league. Armstrong became Washington & Lee s all-time leader in goals scored (56) and total points (130). #21 Nicole DiBattista (Drew M Newton, N.J./Kittatinny Regional) DiBattista earned her second First Team All-Landmark selection in 2009 after another outstanding season for Drew University. Her 30 points (1.67 per game) were good for fifth in the Landmark and the most among midfielders this season. She finished the year with 11 goals and eight assists. DiBattista also ranked fifth in the Conference in defensive saves with four. The midfielder is the Landmark s All-Time leader in assists in league play with nine. In addition to her two First Team nods, she was a Second Team selection in 2007 and has been named to the NFHCA All-Region Second Team, as well. #23 Kim Tomlin (Christopher Newport D Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown) Tomlin was named a Longstreth/NFHCA All-American following her outstanding junior season for Christopher Newport. She is the fourth player in the program s 10 year history to earn the honor. The Captains compiled a record during the defender s career and appeared in the NCAA Tournament all four years. #30 Kylie Burghardt (Cortland D Lisle, N.Y./Whitney Point) Burghardt played in 15 matches this fall for a Cortland squad that advanced to the third round of the NCAA Tournament. As a junior, she earned NFHCA North Atlantic All-Region Second Team accolades as well as State University of New York Athletic Conference First Team All-Conference honors after recording three goals, eight assists and a team high five defensive saves. The defender was voted to both the NFHCA Regional and Conference First Team s after recording eight goals, two assists and two defensive saves as a sophomore. #33 Nikki Bomberger (Lebanon Valley F Lititz, Pa./Warwick) Bomberger was selected to the NFHCA All-Region Team twice during her career at Lebanon Valley. The defender also earned All-Commonwealth Conference honors on three occasions. Her nine career defensive saves are good for second in program history. In addition, she recorded 20 goals and 20 assists in a Lebanon Valley uniform. Over her career, Bomberger has been a featured player on penalty corner sets. #33 Elizabeth Ziegler (Messiah M Myerstown, Pa./Eastern Lebanon) Ziegler concludes a remarkable four-year career for Messiah, starting in every game for the Falcons as a sophomore, junior and senior. She has been a staple in the Falcons midfield, earning First Team All-Commonwealth Conference honors as both a junior and senior. Ziegler was named a Second Team Longstreth/NFHCA All-South Atlantic Region selection following her junior year. She entered the 2009 NCAA Tournament with 55 career points. Ziegler scored the winner in Messiah s 2008 NCAA Tournament Third Round triumph over Rowan College to send her team to that year s Final Four. #85 Caitlin Baro (Lebanon Valley GK Douglassville, Pa./Pottsgrove) Baro was selected to the NFHCA All-Region Team twice during her career at Lebanon Valley. She also earned All-Commonwealth Conference honors on three occasions. One of the top goalkeepers in program history, Baro posted a career goals against average of Her 59 wins and 22 shutouts are both good for second in the program s history. Baro started 69 consecutive matches for Lebanon Valley after taking over as a sophomore. #96 Ashley Mowery (Messiah GK Mechanicsburg, Pa./Northern) A three-time All-Commonwealth Conference performer, Mowery has anchored a Messiah defensive unit that has given up just 0.86 goals per game during her four years. During that stint, she has played in all but seven games in the Falcons cage. Her play in the 2008 Commonwealth Conference Tournament earned her Tournament MVP honors, as she registered 10 saves in a pair of wins. Mowery was named a First Team Longstreth/NFHCA All-American as a sophomore and a Second Team selection as a junior.

6 MEET THE ALL-STARS AWAY TEAM #0 Christina Auger (William Paterson GK Wayne, N.J./Wayne Hills) Auger was named to the Longstreth/NFHCA All-America First Team and the womensfieldhockey.com All-America Second Team as a junior after posting a goals against average of 1.15, a save percentage of.814 and six shutouts. In addition to being named New Jersey Athletic Conference Goaltender of the year in both 2007 and 2008, she was also placed on the All-Conference First Team in both of those seasons. In 2008, she was placed on the NFHCA South Atlantic All-Region First Team and the ECAC First Team. Over her career, she has started 56 of 59 matches, registering a 1.34 goals against average, a.795 save percentage and 14 shutouts for the Pioneers. #2 Jodi Feriod (William Paterson M Glassboro, N.J./Glassboro) Feriod was named to the New Jersey Athletic Conference All-Conference First Team for the second straight year after starting in all 18 matches for William Paterson this fall. The midfielder collected 15 points on six goals and three assists during her senior campaign. As a junior, she was selected to the NFHCA South Atlantic All-Region Second Team after posting 15 points on five goals and five assists. Over her four year career, Feriod started in 71 of 72 contests, tallying 12 goals and 17 assists for 41 points. She earned spots on the , and NFHCA National Academic Squads. #2 Kaitlyn Hamilton (William Smith F Harpersville, N.Y./Harpersville) A four-time Liberty League All-Conference selection, Hamilton collected nine goals this season. She registered two goals and one assist in William Smith s season opener against Elmira. The forward then exploded for a program record four tallies against Oswego. A three time NFHCA All-Region selection and a 2007 NFHCA Second Team All-American, Hamilton notched 48 career goals and 18 assists for 114 points. She played in all 77 of William Smith s matches over the past four seasons and started 74 consecutive times. #3 Jessica Paladino (Babson F Turner, Maine/Leavitt Area) Paladino finished her stellar career with 51 goals and 23 assists for 125 points. She will graduate in second place on Babson s all-time goals and points lists while ranking fifth in assists. The forward was selected to the New England Women s and Men s Athletic Conference All-Conference Second Team in 2007 and its All-Conference First Team selection in Paladino earned Conference Player of the Week honors twice this fall. This past summer, she was one of only a handful of NCAA Division III players selected to compete for Team USA at the USA Athletes International Friendship Games in Barbados. #4 Morgan Rein (Springfield F Mystic, Conn./Stonington) Rein enjoyed a breakout senior season, as she moved from midfield to forward for Springfield. She finished the season with a team best 36 points on 11 goals and 14 assists. The New England Women s and Men s Athletic Conference All-Conference First Team selection recorded five match winning goals and finished the year as the league leader in assists per game with.670. #9 Cassie Abel (Wheaton D Windham, N.H./Salem) Abel earned NFHCA New England East First Team All-Region accolades for the first time in her career this fall. The defender was also voted to the New England Women s and Men s Athletic Conference All-Conference First Team after anchoring a defensive unit that held its opponents to one goal or less seven times. Abel finished out her career tied for second in Wheaton history with 80 matches played. She helped steer the Lyons to the Conference Tournament all four years. #9 Casey Tang (Skidmore D Columbia, Md./Glenelg Country) Tang was named to the Liberty League All-Conference First Team for the third consecutive season. In addition, the defender was voted to the NFHCA North Atlantic All-Region First Team on two occasions during her career. This year, she anchored a defensive unit that surrendered just 1.38 goals per outing. She also contributed on the offensive end with two goals and an assist for five points. Tang started all 77 games in her career at Skidmore. #10 Kelly Johnson (WPI D Buxton, Maine/Bonny Eagle) Johnson had the rare distinction of leading WPI with 11 goals and 10 defensive saves this season. During her four year career, the defender notched 22 goals and 14 assists. She also racked up 11 defensive saves. Johnson earned New England Women s and Men s Athletic Conference First Team All-Conference accolades this fall. Last season, she earned Second Team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America honors from the College Sports Information Directors of America. #11 Amanda Russo (Tufts F Garden City, N.Y./Garden City) Russo helped lead Tufts to its first New England Small College Athletic Conference Championship this fall. Prior to the Jumbos National Semifinal contest against Salisbury University, she had amassed 30 points on 12 goals and six assists. The forward erupted for three goals and an assist at Gordon College earlier this fall (10/20). For her career, she has tallied 73 points on 29 goals and 15 assists. She was named NESCAC Player of the Week on October 23, During her time at Tufts, the program has qualified for the NCAA Tournament three times. In addition to advancing to the Final Four this year, the Jumbos moved on to the National Championship last season. #12 Mary Kate Switchenko (Mount Holyoke F Sturbridge, Mass./Dana Hall) Switchenko was a four year starter for Mount Holyoke. She amassed 14 points on six goals and two assists this season. The forward propelled the Lyons to a thrilling 2-1 triumph over Springfield College on October 13, when she tallied the match winner 7:31 into overtime. Over her four year career, Switchenko racked up 69 points on 29 goals and 11 assists. Seven of her tallies went down as match winners. She was selected to the New England Women s and Men s Athletic Conference All-Conference Second Team after posting ten goals and four assists as a junior. #13 India Lowe (Southern Maine F Gloucester, Mass./Gloucester) A two time All-Little East Conference selection and a 2008 NFHCA All- Region honoree, Lowe s offensive talent has allowed her to become one of the top players in USM field hockey history. At the conclusion of her senior year, Lowe established the Huskies career record for assists with 24 helpers. With Lowe s 12th assist of the 2009 season, she also established the USM single season record for assists and tallied her 100th career point. The 5-3 senior captain ended her four-year career with the Huskies with 38 goals, 24 assists and 100 points including 16 game-winning goals. She is third in career goals and second in career points.

7 MEET THE ALL-STARS AWAY TEAM #18 Margi Scholtes (Tufts D Grosse Pointe, Mich./Grosse Pointe South) Scholtes helped lead Tufts to its first New England Small College Athletic Conference Championship this fall. In addition to earning All-Conference First Team honors in both 2008 and 2009, she was named to the Second Team in With Scholtes leading the way, the Jumbos had surrendered just 0.74 goals per game prior their National Semifinal contest against Salisbury University. She entered the Final Four with six goals and three assists this year. In 2008, Scholtes earned NFHCA First Team All-America honors, was named NESCAC Defensive Player of the Year and was named to NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team. For her career, she has totaled eight goals and 23 assists. #18 Jess-Elyse Smith (Saint Lawrence F Chestertown, N.Y./North Warren) Smith was a two time Liberty League All-Conference First Team selection and was also named to the All-Conference Second Team once. The forward grabbed Liberty League Offensive Player of the Week accolades once. Over her career, she has appeared in 69 matches. Smith led Saint Lawrence with 35 points on 15 goals and five assists this fall. One of her tallies went down as a match winner. Over her four seasons as a Saint, she totaled 82 points on 33 goals and 16 assists. Of her goals, six were winners. #19 Elise Britt (Skidmore F Saratoga Springs, N.Y./Saratoga Springs) Britt was named to the Liberty League All-Conference First Team for the second year in a row after posting a league best 22 goals. She was also among the national leaders in goals per game this season. The forward was voted to the NFHCA North Atlantic All-Region First Team this fall. She earned Liberty League Tournament Most Valuable Player honors after scoring four goals in two contests, including all three in Skidmore s 3-2 victory in the Conference Championship. With her three goals and one assist against Utica, Britt became just the tenth player in program history to surpass 100 career points. #22 Kara Borzillo (Stevens M Mount Laurel, N.J./Lenape) One of the most renown players in Stevens history, Borzillo will graduate as the program s all-time leader in points, goals, and assists. A two sport star for the Ducks, the midfielder tallied 51 goals and 24 assists for a total of 126 points over her 80-match career. Sixteen of her goals went down as winners. A forward in her first three years, Borzillo moved to midfield in 2009 and made a huge impact all over the field. She was a four time All-Conference performer, a 2008 NFHCA All-Region honoree and the 2009 Empire 8 Player of the Year. #22 Tierney Healey (Amherst D Moeland Hills, Ohio/Hathaway Brown) Healey started in 63 of Amherst s 64 matches since She has consistently been the backbone of the Lord Jeff defense. Healey finished either first or second in the New England Small School Athletic Conference in defensive saves in each of her first three seasons, and this year she once again stands alone at the top of the leader board. A three time NFHCA All-Region selection and two-time All-NESCAC honoree, Healey has totaled 21 defensive saves in her career. #23 Carly Benning (Keene State F Brewster, Mass./Nauset Regional) Benning was named Little East Offensive Player of the Year and earned First Team All-Conference honors this season. She was the sixth player in program history to earn Offensive Player accolades. A prolific goal scorer, Benning holds Little East records for points (58) and goals (27) in a season. The forward started in all 24 matches for the Owls, registering multiple points in 18 of those contests. Benning racked up five points twice on the season. Fourteen of her tallies this season went down as winners. For her career, she totaled 54 goals and 124 points. She was the seventh Owl to reach the coveted 100-point milestone. #24 Jenny Murphy (Hartwick M Vineyard Haven, Mass./Martha s Vineyard) Murphy is a two-time NFHCA North Atlantic All-Region and Empire 8 All-Conference selection. The hard-working back helped lead Hartwick to 13 wins, a second place finish in the Empire 8 standings and a berth in the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Championship this season. She netted her first goal of the year in the Hawks thrilling 1-0 triumph over Utica on October 24. The win propelled her squad to the second seed in the Conference Tournament. Murphy then tallied the winner with under two minutes to play in an ECAC Quarterfinal Round win over top seeded Wilkes. For her career, she totaled three goals and seven assists for 13 points. #30 Jennifer Stetson (Saint Lawrence D Bristol, Vt./Mt. Abraham Union) Stetson earned Third Team All-America honors and was an NFHCA All-Region selection in The defender collected Liberty League All- Conference accolades on three occasions and has collected womensfieldhockey.com layer of the Week honors once. Over her career, Stetson has racked up 17 goals and nine assists for 43 points in 60 matches played. Five of her tallies went down as winners. She has been a key defensive player for Saint Lawrence, posting 16 defensive saves over her four years. This fall, Stetson totaled 18 points on six goals and six helpers. She amassed seven defensive saves. #44 Erin Dallas (Keene State D Marlow, N.H./Keene) Dallas is the first student-athlete in the history of the Little East to be honored as the both the Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year in her career. The defender earned All-Conference First Team honors for the third season in a row after helping anchor an Owls defensive unit that posted a program best 12 shutouts this fall. For the season, Keene State accumulated a goals against average of Dallas also contributed to her team s offensive attack on penalty corners with 14 points, including ten assists. Her 42 career assists are good for tops in program history. #66 Claire Rekitzke (York GK Seaford, Del./Seaford Senior) Rekitzke completed her four year career as one of York s all-time top goalkeepers. Over her career, she racked up 500 saves, which is good for second best in program history. Rekitzke earned Capital Athletic Conference All-Conference honors on three occasions. This season, she was voted to the league s First Team. In 1,476 minutes played, she accumulated a goals against average of 1.66.

8 2009 ALL-STAR GAME ROSTERS HOME TEAM (WHITE UNIFORMS) No Player Pos Hometown/High School Institution 19 Sallie Armstrong F Houston, Texas/St. John s Washington & Lee 85 Caitlin Baro GK Douglassville, Pa./Pottsgrove Lebanon Valley 4 Beverly Beladino F Putnam Valley, N.Y./Putnam Valley Salisbury 33 Nikki Bomberger F Lititz, Pa./Warwick Lebanon Valley 2 Ali Brant D Collegeville, Md./The Hills School Dickinson 30 Kylie Burghardt D Lisle, N.Y./Witney Point SUNY Cortland 0 Marian Cassilly GK Gambrills, Md./Archbishop Spalding Catholic 2 Lauren Correll F Bridgeville, Del./Sussex Tech Salisbury 5 Alyssa Derstine M Telford, Pa./Christopher Dock Eastern Mennonite 21 Nicole DiBattista M Newton, N.J./Kittatinny Regional Drew 5 Cassie Gage F West Carrolton, Ohio/Kettering Fairmont Earlham 13 Katie Hunt D Newcastle, Del./Wilmington Friends Ursinus 1 Jenna Lombardo M Barnegat, N.J./Southern Regional Rowan 6 Jaci Marshall D Annapolis, Md./Annapolis Mary Washington 11 Leslie Messick D Bridgeville, Del./Sussex Area Tech Eastern 15 Signey Milks D Gloucester, Vt./Gloucester Lynchburg 96 Ashley Mowery GK Mechanicsville, Pa./Northern Messiah 4 Lindsay Moyer M Telford, Pa./Christopher Dock Eastern 5 Sarah Riffle F St. Louis, Mo./Duchesne DePauw 23 Kim Tomlin D Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown Christopher Newport 7 Megan Walsh M Lumberton, N.J./Rancosas Valley Montclair State 33 Elizabeth Ziegler M Myerstown, Pa./Eastern Lebanon Messiah Coaches: Anne Parmenter (Trinity College), Nicky Pearson (Bowdoin College) Coach Parmenter Coach Pearson AWAY TEAM (DARK UNIFORMS) No Player Pos Hometown/High School Institution 9 Cassie Abel D Windham, N.H./Salem Wheaton 0 Christina Auger GK Wayne, N.J./Wayne Hills William Paterson 23 Carly Benning F Brewster, Mass./Nauset Regional Keene State 22 Kara Borzillo M Mount Laurel, N.J./Lenape Stevens 19 Elise Britt F Saratoga Springs, N.Y./Saratoga Skidmore 44 Erin Dallas D Marlow, N.H./Keene Keene State 2 Jodi Feriod M Glassboro, N.J./Glassboro William Paterson 2 Kaitlyn Hamilton F Harpersville, N.Y./Harpersville William Smith 22 Tierney Healey D Moeland Hills, Ohio/Hathaway Brown Amherst 10 Kelly Johnson D Buxton, Maine/Bonny Eagle WPI 13 India Lowe F Gloucester, Mass./Gloucester Southern Maine 24 Jenny Murphy M Vineyard Haven, Mass./Martha s Vineyard Hartwick 3 Jessica Paladino F Turner, Maine/Leavitt Area Babson 4 Morgan Rein F Mystic, Conn./Stonington Springfield 66 Claire Rekitzke GK Seaford, Del./Seaford Senior York 11 Amanda Russo F Garden City, N.Y./Garden City Tufts 18 Margi Scholtes D Grosse Pointe, Mich./Grosse Point South Tufts 18 Joss-Elyse Smith F Chestertown, N.Y./North Warren St. Lawrence 30 Jennifer Stetson D Bristol, Vt./Mt. Abraham Union St. Lawrence 12 Mary Kate Switchenko F Sturbridge, Mass./Dana Hall Mount Holyoke 9 Casey Tang D Columbia, Md./Glenelg Country Skidmore Coaches: Jessica Reed (Stevens Institute of Technology), Melissa Rogers (Springfield College) Coach Reed Coach Rogers The NFHCA would like to thank the umpires for today s game - Ginger Daly and Jeanne O Brien.