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1 Player Biographies Team captain 2006: Played in 20 games, starting 11 contributed six points on two goals and two assists for the season was second on the team in shot percentage (.250) and shots on goal percentage (.750) netted a pair / / / Total 41/ of goals versus Villanova (Oct. 9) for her first collegiate tallies that performance also marked a career-high four-point showing dished out an assist at Drexel (Oct. 10) and in Duke's regular season finale versus Virginia (Oct. 28) 2005: Played in 13 games, making four starts contributed an assist against Northwestern (Oct. 28) 2004: Started the first six games of the season before suffering a leg injury and missing the next month and a half of the season returned from injury to play in an ACC Tournament game against Maryland (Nov. 5) gave Duke a defensive spark in a 2-1 NCAA Tournament game win over top-ranked North Carolina (Nov. 14) registered three assists against Towson Named to the Academic All American Team PREP: Pioneer High School team MVP as a junior and senior... three-time all-state selection... Scholar-Athlete and West Region All-America in threetime participant in the National Futures Tournament... competed twice in the Junior Olympics also was the captain of her field hockey and lacrosse teams her senior year... PERSONAL: Born March 21, daughter of Bruce and Cheryl Elliott... father, Bruce, played football at Michigan... favorites include Quenchers, Entourage, The World is Flat, Outkast and college football can't live without her computer makes outstanding chocolate chip cookies... COACH'S QUOTE: "Versatility Courtney has played on all three lines in key games for us. Her versatility gives our team great flexibility and depth." 2006: Saw action in 19 games took four shots on goal contributed an assist versus California (Oct. 21) recorded a defensive save in the ACC Tournament versus North Carolina (Nov. 2) 2005: Played in 20 games, / / / Total 53/ including every contest in the NCAA Tournament, while making four starts scored her first career goal against William & Mary (Oct. 15) contributed an assist in back-to-back games against Northwestern (Oct. 28) and at Virginia (Oct. 30) 2004: Played in 14 games, making one start took five shots on goal had an assist in a win over Radford lone start came in an NCAA Tournament opening round win over Old Dominion (Nov. 13) PREP: Fouryear letterwinner in field hockey and lacrosse... led Unionville High School to three straight league championships... named first team All-Southeastern Pa. and second team all-state by the Philadelphia Inquirer... SSCL All-Star as a senior... played on the Pool A National Festival Championship team in also won the National Indoor Championship in PER- SONAL: Born December 25, daughter of David and Penny Link art history/visual arts major... favorites include chocolate covered strawberries, Boondock Saints, Zoolander, the Harry Potter books, Dave Matthews Band, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Steve Yzerman... dream job would be a fashion designer does a good impersonation of Smeegle from Lord of the Rings can't live without a phone... COACH'S QUOTE: "Whether at midfield or on our attack line, Rachel brings a tenacious and die hard attitude to our lineup. And she plays at a pace that we like to play - fast!" / / / Total 65/ : A second team All-South Region selection played in and started all 22 contests took one shot at Wake Forest in the NCAA Tournament semifinals (Nov. 16) was most invaluable on the defensive end for the Blue Devils named to the All-ACC Academic team 2005: Selected to the All-South Region second team started all 23 games on defense scored her first career goal at James Madison on one of only two shots during the season goal at JMU was the game-winner in a 2-1 overtime victory for the Blue Devils named to the All-ACC Academic team 2004: Started 18 of 20 games played a valuable defender who developed into one of the team's top defensive players by the end of the season PREP: Four-year starter in field hockey and soccer at Lower Dauphin High School... second team All-America in three-time allstate selection... three-time member of the Mid-Penn Conference Commonwealth Division All-Star team... two-time Mid-Eastern Regional team selection... two-time Patriot Big 11 pick... participated and won the gold in the 2003 National Hockey Festival... earned medals at three USFHA National Futures Tournaments... was a member of the U-16 National team... PERSONAL: Born June 24, daughter of Wayne and Sue McGeehan... favorite class at Duke is Health Psychology enjoys traveling, hiking and running favorites include gelato, Harry Potter and the Beatles... COACH'S QUOTE: "Shayna has played more minutes than any player on our team. Her consistency, speed and relentless effort are the cornerstone of our success. She's that defender you don't want to come up against."

2 Team captain 2006: Started all 22 games in goal for the Blue Devils named first team All-Region All- America notched a career-high five shutouts made 74 saves on the season making 3.36 stops per game, a mark Year G/GS SV SPct G A GAA SO / / / Total 37/ that ranked fourth in the ACC posted a.705 save percentage allowed 1.36 goals per game, a mark that ranked fifth in the ACC and 10th in the NCAA recorded a season-high save percentage of.846 versus Kent State (Sept. 2), making three saves and allowing no goals secured a career-high 11 saves at Wake Forest (Sept. 9) at the annual team banquet, received the first-ever Maria Whitehead Award, given to the player who has demonstrated exemplary commitment to Duke field hockey on and off the playing field... named to the All- ACC Academic team 2005: Played 11 games in goal, starting nine recorded shutouts in the first two games of the year against Louisville (Aug. 27) and Michigan State (Aug. 28) and later at Harvard (Oct. 2) and against William & Mary (Oct. 15) made a career-high 10 saves against Louisville finished the year with a 0.86 goals against average saved 37 shots for a.822 save percentage collected a 7-1 record 2004: Played in and started four contests went 3-1 in goal for the Blue Devils with three shutouts led the ACC in shutouts per game made six saves while allowing four goals had a 1.08 goals against average PREP: Two-time NFHCA All-America... three-time all-state selection... Fosters Daily Democrat Player of the Year in 2001 and held a career record of , with a.944 save percentage recorded 40 shutouts... competed twice in the Junior Olympics... was an alternate on the U-20 team in PERSONAL: Born November 30, daughter of Bill and Erin Williams... can't live without chocolate dream job would be a sports agent favorites include dancing, Lance Armstrong, Kenny Chesney, Grey's Anatomy, and Girl Scout cookies... enjoys deep sea fishing COACH'S QUOTE: "Caitlin is not only an outstanding keeper, she's also a great leader. All good teams need skilled players; great teams need a great goalkeeper and leadership. We have that in Caitlin." South Region All-America honors garnered ACC Player of the Week honors on Sept. 18 after recording backto-back hat tricks versus Appalachian State (Sept. 16) and Old Dominion / / Total 45/ (Sept. 17) started all 22 games posted a team-leading 48 points on 19 goals and 10 assists ranked 15th in the NCAA in points per game (2.18) her 19 goals was a team-best and ranked second in the ACC ranked tied for 16th nationally in goals per game (0.86) her 10 assists tied for tops on the team and her 0.45 helpers per game ranked tied for seventh in the ACC recorded a season-high seven points on two occasions with three goals and one assist versus Appalachian State (Sept. 16) and at Drexel (Oct. 10) netted three hat tricks on the season dished out three assists versus Kent State (Sept. 2) and Villanova (Oct. 9) scored a team-leading five game-winning goals on the year 2005: Started 22 of 23 games as a midfielder earned 21 points off seven goals and seven assists scored a hat trick in her first collegiate game while adding an assist in the same contest against Louisville. also scored goals against Ohio State, Old Dominion, Harvard and Virginia in the ACC Tournament tallied assists in games versus Iowa, Boston College, Northwestern and Maryland in the ACC Tournament semifinal named to the All-ACC Academic team PREP: Played for three years at Western Canada High School, leading the team to the 2003 league championship... helped Sha Tin College to four league titles ( )... three-year participant on the Alberta U-18 indoor and outdoor teams... was on the U-21 team in 2003 and U-18 team captain in 2004 and named to the Jr. Canadian National squad in 2003 and captain of the 2003 U-16 team... selected to the Hong Kong U-18 team in led the U-16 team to a third place finish at the Asia Cup... played in test series against Singapore as a member of the Hong Kong U-16 team in played in Cardiff, Wales with the U-14 team in PERSONAL: Born August 18, 1987 in Waratah, Australia... daughter of Jim Dickinson and Barbara Hennessey... favorites include roast lamb, Million Dollar Baby, Love Actually, Said Hanrahan, Powderfinger and Nikki Hudson... dream job would be a pilot for the Royal Australian Flying Doctors COACH'S QUOTE: "Marian had an outstanding season last year. After spending the last six months playing internationally with the Canadian National Team, her scoring ability and confidence are going to reach new levels." Player Biographies A member of the Canadian Senior National Team 2006: A third team STX/NFHCA All-America selection received first team All- 2006: Started 13 of 22 games played tallied 13 points on six goals and one assist took 13 shots on goal ranked third on the team in shot percentage (.214) her lone assist of the / / Total 40/

3 Player Biographies started all 22 games played tallied 14 points on three goals and eight assists... ranked third on the team in shots on goal percentage (.647) netted the game-winning goal versus California (Oct. 21) dished out two assists versus Wake Forest in the NCAA Tournayear came versus Old Dominion (Sept. 17) netted two gamewinning goals, including one in an NCAA Tournament game versus Ohio State (Nov. 12) also scored in the NCAA Tournament semifinals against Wake Forest (Nov. 16) 2005: Played in 18 games while making two starts collected 10 points off four goals and two assists started off her college career with a goal in Duke's season opener against Louisville netted one of only two Duke goals in a win at rival North Carolina added goals against Northwestern and Virginia in the last two games of the regular season contributed assists against Iowa and Old Dominion PREP: Fouryear starter at Perkiomen Valley... led the team to an undefeated season and the PAC-10 championship as a senior... had 26 goals to earn all-league, all-area and all-state honors in also an allleague and all-area selection as a junior...led the High Styx indoor U- 16 and U-19 teams to four top-five finished in the past three years... finished first in the Gold Division at the 2004 Keystone Indoor Games... placed first in the U-19 Pool B at the 2005 National Indoor Tournament... led the High Styx Stampede to a first place finish at the 2003 National Hockey Festival... team finished second at the 2004 National Hockey Festival... toured Holland with the USA Futures Elite U-19 team in 2004 and placed sixth at the International Youth Hockey Festival in Australia in three-year participant in the USFHA Futures program AAU Junior Olympics selection... an accomplished indoor and outdoor track athlete as well... earned all-state honors in indoor track... had top-five finishes at the PAC-10 Outdoor Championships in the 400 meters and 200 meters... won the district championship in the distance medley relay in also won a silver medal in the 4 x 800 relay at the Eastern States Championship... PERSONAL: Born April 23, the daughter of Vince and Linda Pultorak... favorites include Tastycakes, One Fine Day, The Color Purple, Yellowcard and John LeClaire... dream job would be to replace Vanna White on Wheel of Fortune... COACH'S QUOTE: "Ashley's speed and skill have truly synched in the last year. She is stronger, more dynamic, more skilled and more experienced; all to match her extraordinary speed." ment semifinals (Nov. 16) received the Blue Devil Award at the annual team banquet, awarded to the player who has demonstrated a great love of the sport, the team and of Duke named to the ACC All- Academic team 2005: Third team All- America selection first freshman in Duke history to make the All-America squad NCAA All-Tournament team member only freshman named to the All-South Region first team All-ACC selection netted two goals and added four assists for eight points her first goal of the season was the game-winner in a late-season win over Old Dominion netted a goal in the next game against Northwestern added assists against Boston College, William & Mary, Virginia and Princeton the assist against Princeton was on the game-winning goal in the second overtime of the NCAA Tournament First Round All-ACC Academic team member PREP: Three-time NFHCA All-America... four-year letterwinner at Wyoming Seminary... four-time all-state selection... led her team to the District II Pennsylvania state finals as a senior Wyoming Seminary Most Outstanding Female Athlete... won a state championship as a freshman and reached the semifinals in played in Chile in 2004 with U-21 & U-19 teams... competed in Holland with the U-16 team in 2002 and camp A participant in 2004 and led the Valley Styx to the 2005 Pool A U-19 National Indoor Championship... finished second and third, respectively, at the 2004 and 2003 indoor tournament... won the 2004 United Airlines Summer League Championship in led the Metro Rush to a third place finish in the UASL in won two championships in the Keystone State winter games... led the Valley Styx to two National Indoor Championships in played in four National Futures Tournaments... three-year participant in the Junior Olympics and National Hockey Festival... played soccer for two years, winning the Pennsylvania District II Championship in PERSONAL: Born April 12, daughter of Ken and Mary Suchoski... most memorable field hockey moment was Duke beating Maryland under the lights during the regular season in favorites include purple Swedish fish, Pirates of the Caribbean, dancing, 90's music and James Franco... enjoys film editing... chose Duke because of its competitive level of academics and athletics and incredible school spirit COACH'S QUOTE: Laura absolutely loves Duke and our team. When this passion and her skill collide, she is unstoppable. It's fun to watch! And it's inspiring and motivating for everyone." Team captain A member of the U.S. U-21 team : A first team All- America selection named NCAA All- Tournament an All-South Region pick received All-ACC honors / / Total 46/ : Saw action in 11 games recorded two points on one goal that tally came versus Louisville (Aug. 26) / in her first collegiate game took four Total 11/ shots on goal... PREP: Mid-Atlantic All-Region selection in

4 averaged over 30 goals per season between her sophomore and senior years at Greenwich Academy in Greenwich, CT All- Western New England All-Star two-time FAA all-league selection two-time Rote Award winner for leading goal scorer Western New England League champion in 2004 Pool B participant for the Houston Hockey Club at the U.S. National Field Hockey festival tri-captain her senior year also a captain of the two-time New England Championship Greenwich Academy Ice Hockey team four-time U-16 tier 1 Connecticut State and New England Regional Champions with CT Stars All-Star Club ice hockey team captain of 2006 U-19 tier 1 ice hockey team PER- SONAL: Born February 12, 1988 daughter of Dan and Phyllis Amicucci most memorable moment was being selected to the Mid-Atlantic All-region team favorites include grapes, Shawshank Redemption, The Devil Wears Prada, techno music, AIM, and Mark Messier would like to spend a day with Joe Torre chose Duke for the competitive athletics and academics and the incredible school spirit COACH'S QUOTE: Lauren wants it; she wants to contribute to this program. She wants us to win. She wants to be a great player. She wants to win a national championship. And she doesn't just wish for these things she works incredibly hard to make them all happen." 2006: Saw action in goal versus Appalachian State (Sept. 16) and Harvard Year G/GS SV SPct G A GAA SO / Total 2/ (Oct. 1) PREP: All-Virginia State second team selection in 2005 named All-Region first team in 2005 and second team in 2004 two-time All-District first team in softball 2005 All- District Player of the Year in field hockey Washington Post All- DC Metro second team in 2005 Scholar Athlete Award recipient from led W.T. Woodson to a season finish, the highest in their conference, including 14 shutouts named MVP of her softball team in 2005 PERSONAL: Born June 3, 1988 the daughter of Philip and Deborah Barth National Merit Scholar, Honorable Mention in 2005 favorites include sloppy joes, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, The Giver, Pearl Jam, Donovan McNabb and Dr. Seuss dream job is to become a journalist/photographer for National Geographic has spent significant time overseas, especially in the Middle East chose Duke for the campus and challenging academic and athletic programs most memorable moment was winning the state championship for the first time in school history in double overtime COACH'S QUOTE: Janelle is outstanding at doing what every goalkeeper needs to do; she keeps the ball out of the cage. And her support and motivation of her teammates exemplifies the chemistry on this team." 2006: Started all 22 contests recorded nine points on three goals and three assists scored her first collegiate goal on a game-winning tally in Duke's season-opener versus Louisville / Total 22/ (Aug. 26) also scored versus Appalachian State (Sept. 16) and Villanova (Oct. 9) contributed assists in games against Delaware (Aug. 27), Harvard (Oct. 1) and Ohio State (Nov. 12) PREP: Fouryear starter at Kent Denver School named Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post's Player of the Year in 2005 second team All- America selection named Sports Woman of Colorado for Field Hockey in 2005 led Kent Denver to three consecutive state championships in 2003, 2004 and 2005 named All- American Western Region 2004 and 2005 selected three times to the Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post all-state teams led high school team to an undefeated season in 2005 three-time participant in USFHA Futures Tournament member of the U-19 national team gold medalist in the AAU Junior Olympics in 2003 also played tennis in high school, helping Kent Denver to three team titles a three-time tennis state champion at No. 2 singles and a state runner-up at No. 1 singles PERSONAL: Born November 25, 1987 daughter of Rick and Mindy Miller dreamed of being a student-athlete at Duke since sixth grade favorites include anything chocolate, The Notebook, The DaVinci Code, Mia Hamm, Lance Armstrong and pillows dreams of playing on the U.S. National Team and becoming a psychologist to help female athletes with eating disorders most memorable field hockey moment was having the winning stroke at the Junior Olympics and winning the first three-peat state championship in Colorado field hockey history looks forward to continuing a long tradition of success in Duke athletics COACH'S QUOTE: Lauren had a good freshman year. She had an even better spring. All of her skills have come together with a position that is perfectly suited for her. And there's that intangible she is very, very motivated to help our team win." 9 Player Biographies

5 Player Biographies 2006: Started 18 of 19 games played, as a late-season bout with mononucleosis sidelined her for three games tallied 10 points on 10 assists her 10 helpers tied for first on the team and ranked fifth in the ACC dished out two assists versus Harvard (Oct. 1) and Villanova (Oct. 9) made one defensive save versus Boston College (Sept. 30) PREP: First-team All- America selection second-team All-America selection in 2004 led Emmaus High School to Pennsylvania state titles in 2004 and 2005 threetime first team all-state, allleague, and all-area selection two-year captain a member of the Futures elite team from also a member of the U-16 national team Morning Call Player of the Year PERSONAL: Born February 17, 1988 the daughter of Carol Scott and Bob Patterson most memorable field hockey moment was winning the Pennsylvania state championship in 2005 favorites include strawberries, ice cream, Pretty Woman, Billy Joel and Michael Jordan dream job is to become an anchor person for a major network COACH'S QUOTE: All Brooke needs to do is to build on her great freshman season. Her leadership, skill and understanding of our game are irreplaceable." 2006: Started 19 of 22 games played recorded 17 points on eight goals and one assist her eight goals ranked third on the team took 23 shots on goal and ranked fourth on the team in / Total 19/ / Total 22/ shots on goal percentage (.535) notched four points on two occasions, scoring two goals versus Appalachian State (Sept. 16) and William & Mary (Oct. 14) her lone assist came against Delaware (Aug. 26) in the second game of the year scored her first collegiate goal versus Kent State (Sept. 2) an All-ACC Academic team member PREP: Member of the U-21 and U-16 national teams set the Pennsylvania state individual record and led the nation in the highest number of goals scored in a season (63) in 2004 sixth among high school leading scorers in her senior year Olympic Development Select registered 147 goals in her career at Crestwood High School in Mountaintop, Pa. three-year NFHCA High School All-America and Academic All-America participated in the 2004, 2005, and 2006 National Futures Elite program led Crestwood to the Pennsylvania state title in 2003 and 2004 three-year PA All-State and All- State Academic selection won bronze medal at 2002 and 2003 AAU Junior Olympics PER- SONAL: Born April 14, 1988 daughter of Joseph and Patricia Survilla favorites include chocolate, Justin Timberlake, The Fray, Harry Potter, and Pirates of The Caribbean dream job would be to become an actress and to spend a day with Jennifer Aniston would one day like to become a doctor chose Duke because no other university compared with what it has to offer most memorable moment was winning the state championship in 2004, ending the season with a perfect record of COACH'S QUOTE: Amie has that rare ability that attack players strive for she can put the ball in the cage. She made a big impact as a freshman and there is no doubt that with the effort she has put into her game over the past year that our team will feel that effort." PREP: Led Ocean City High School to the program's 11th consecutive Cape Atlantic League Championship in 2006, as the squad won the title in each of her four years served as captain her senior year South Jersey Group 3 Champions in 2005 and 2006 New Jersey State Group 3 Champions in 2005 a member of the USA Field Hockey Futures Elite and Olympic Development Select squads in 2006 a three-time first team Cape Atlantic League selection named Field Hockey Player of the Year in 2006 by the Atlantic City Press three-time All-Press Area selection two-time first team All-South Jersey Group 3 pick by the Camden Courier Post was twice named to the All-South Jersey first team by the Field Hockey Club of South Jersey a two-time All-State Group 3 selection by the Newark Star Ledger named to the All-State Group 3 first team by the Associated Press as a junior an NFHCA Mid-Atlantic Region All-America pick as a junior and senior a member of the NFHCA National Academic Squad her senior year honored as the 2006 Athlete of the Year by the Ocean City Sentinel Flagship Award winner in 2006 as the Fall Athlete of the Year also played basketball and lacrosse for three years, as she helped both squads to their first ever league championships received first team Olympic Conference honors as a sophomore and junior and first team Cape Atlantic accolades in lacrosse as a senior holds lacrosse school records for career goals (162) and assists (57) named Ocean City High School's Most Valuable Female Athlete and Cape Atlantic League Most Valuable Female Athlete for PERSONAL: Born April 27, 1989 daughter of Dave and Sandy Beyel full name is Anne Collisson Beyel favorites include strawberries, buffalo wings, Dave Matthews Band and Harry Potter can't live without her pearl earrings most memorable field hockey moment was winning a state championship as a junior COACH'S QUOTE: Casey is an all-around athlete. She possesses the skills to win and knows how to win. She knew right away that Duke was the place to put all of these things together."

6 PREP: A member of the USA Field Hockey Futures Elite and Olympic Development Select squads in competed in Olympic Development Select U19 Argentina Tour a two-time first team All-State selection three-time first team All-Area... helped Lehighton Area to three consecutive Mountain Valley Conference titles and the District II Championship in received Player of the Year recognition by Fox News, Blue Ridge TV and the Times- News in 2006 four-time National Indoor Tournament participant a Scholar-Athlete and team captain as a senior netted 71 career goals also lettered four years in track as a sprinter holds the 100-meter dash school record (12.4) state finalist as the anchor on 4X100 meter relay PERSONAL: Born February 3, 1989 daughter of Lisa Krause and Daniel Dagorn favorites include the color blue, calamari, John Mayer and The Pursuit of Happyness... would like to spend a day with Jim Carrey sports hero is Wayne Gretzky most memorable field hockey moment was scoring the gamewinning goal for the league championship against a rival team aspires to be an English teacher or journalist and to play in the Olympics COACH'S QUOTE: Speed and finishing skills. Camille brings one of the key elements to our style of play - speed. But she also has exceptional skill at full speed. It's a dangerous and very effective combination." would be a doctor favorite book is Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie sports hero is Kristine Lilly most memorable field hockey moment was beating a rival team twice in one season COACH'S QUOTE: Lauren represents the type of player who comes to Duke. Hockey is important but equally important is academics. Here she gets the best of both." PREP: A regional All-America selection in 2005 named to the Independent School-League team in Washington Post All-Met honorable mention 2006 All-League pick participated in the National Futures Championship from Junior Olympics participant from was a member of the U-16 National Team in 2004 and 2005 Olympic Development Select team member from a member of the U-21 National Squad from and is an alternate for the season PERSONAL: Born March 26, 1989 daughter of Brian and Dana Nelson favorites include mashed potatoes, Jimmy Eat World, Crash and the color blue can t live without her toothbrush favorite book is The Poisonwood Bible chose Duke for its balance of academics and athletics, knowing that she not only wanted to be a part of a serious, competitive Division I team but also get a great education. COACH'S QUOTE: Sam brings a lot of U.S. experience to the program. And she'll add to our depth in a vital area - goalkeeping. Player Biographies PREP: Central Ohio Field Hockey Player of the Year in 2006 a three-time All-Ohio selection named team MVP in led Columbus Academy to three state championships ( , 2006) PERSONAL: Born October 18, 1988 daughter of Pam and Trevor Ferger favorites include chips and salsa, Bring It On, Kenny Chesney and Tiger Woods would like to spend a day with Jerry Seinfeld can't live without her pillow dream job is a dolphin trainer most memorable field hockey moment was winning a third state championship as a senior chose Duke for its combination of excellent academics and athletics in a place with a lot of school spirit and warm weather COACH'S QUOTE: Sue is fast and skilled. She has vision and an incredible work ethic. And she genuinely reflects our team; it's all about the team." PREP: Led Northwestern Lehigh to two District II titles a member of the Futures Olympic Development Select team in Canadian-American Games participant in August 2005 USFHA Holland Tour gold medal winner in April 2006 U-19 National Indoor Tournament team placed second in 2006 U-16 team won the Pool B gold medal at the 2005 NIT Keystone State Games championship team member in 2004 and 2005 also lettered in soccer and track PERSONAL: Born March 1, 1989 daughter of Paul and Sally Schoffstall class vice president sports editor of school newspaper in four-year member of student council and vice president in 2007 National Honor Society member ( ) favorites include buttered noodles, Sarah McLaughlan, tropical colors and A Farewell to Arms would like to spend a day with Jon Stewart can't live without her cell phone favorite book is dream job would be a fashion designer or news anchor chose Duke for its tremendous field hockey program and world-class education COACH'S QUOTE: Sarah is a patient, poised and intelligent athlete. That is rare to see in a young player. Combined with her skill, she is going to make a difference on our team." PREP: Four-year letterwinner at Wilmington Friends School first team all-conference in 2006 a second team all-state selection as a senior served as captain senior year two-time National Field Hockey Festival pool champions and National Indoor Tournament qualifier member of the Delaware Hammerhead Sharks, a club field hockey team also lettered four years in soccer and was captain as a senior earned second team all-state honors in 2006 PERSONAL: Born June 28, 1989 daughter of Lois and Brian Galinat favorites include ice cream, The Italian Job, Keith Urban and the color blue can't live without her computer dream job 11