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4 2007 Tribe Lacrosse Information 2 Table of Contents Tribe Lacrosse Quick Facts Schedule 2 Rosters and Pronunciation Guide 3 Head Coach Christine Halfpenny 4 Assistant Coach Tara Hannaford 5 Assistant Coach Megan Huether Season Outlook 6 Returning Player Profiles 7 Freshman Profiles Season Information Season Review 18 Statistics and Results 19 CAA Season Review 20 Record Book and History Tribe Lacrosse History 21 All-Time Game-By-Game Results 22 All-Time Series Records 24 Postseason History 25 Record Book 26 Awards and National Team 27 Tribe Lacrosse Alumni 28 The College of William and Mary Tribe Athletics 29 The College At A Glance 30 Student-Athlete Support 31 Athletics Facilities 32 Media Information The William and Mary sports information office is always interested in assisting members of the media in their coverage of Tribe lacrosse. Updated information, including statistics and releases, can be found on the Internet at Publicity and media information for William and Mary lacrosse are coordinated by sports information assistant Mark Hoskins. Photographs, feature ideas and results are always available from the William and Mary sports information office. Requests for further information should be directed to Mark Hoskins at (757) or by at mjhosk@wm.edu. Credits The 2007 William and Mary Lacrosse Media Guide is a publication of the William and Mary sports information office. Layout, design and writing by sports information assistant Mark Hoskins. Editing by the sports information office. Photography by Pete Clawson, Bob Keroack and Mark Hoskins. Printing by Colonial Printing of Richmond, Va. On The Cover W&M senior captains Emily Vitrano and Lizzy Bayly. Cover designed by Mollie and Bob McClure of Shot in the Dark Studio of Richmond, Va. Lacrosse Quick Facts William and Mary Location: Williamsburg, Virginia Founded: 1693 Enrollment: 5,700 Nickname: Tribe Colors: Green, Gold and Silver Conference: Colonial Athletic Association President: Gene R. Nichol (Oklahoma State, 1973) Director of Athletics: Terry Driscoll (Boston College, 1969) Senior Associate AD/SWA: Barb Blosser (Ohio State, 1975) Facility (Cap.): Albert-Daly Field (1,000) Athletics Department Phone: (757) Ticket Office Phone: (757) Mailing Address: PO Box 399, Williamsburg, VA Street Address: 751 Ukrop Dr., Williamsburg, VA Sports Information Director: Pete Clawson Assistant/Lax Contact: Mark Hoskins Office Phone: (757) Cell Phone: (804) Address: mjhosk@wm.edu Fax: (757) Web Site: Coaching Staff Head Coach: Christine Halfpenny (Virginia Tech, 1999) W&M Record: First Season Career Record: First Season Office Phone: (757) Address: cmhalf@wm.edu Assistant Coaches: Tara Hannaford (W&M, 2001), Megan Huether (Duke, 2006) Hannaford Office Phone: (757) Hannaford Address: tlhann@wm.edu Huether Office Phone: (757) Huether Address: mehuet@wm.edu Team Information 2006 Record: 10-7 (.588) 2006 CAA Record/Finish: 5-2 (.714)/Tied Second Players Returning/Lost: 17/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/4 First Year of Varsity Lacrosse: 1970 All-time Record: (.607) NCAA Tournament Appearances: Seven (1983, 1988, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001) USWLA National Tournament Appearances: Two (1979, 1980) William and Mary 2007 Lacrosse Schedule Day Date Opponent Location Time Sun. Feb. 25 Duke Durham, N.C. Noon Thur. Mar. 1 LONGWOOD WILLIAMSBURG 4 p.m. Sun. Mar. 4 RICHMOND WILLIAMSBURG 1 p.m. Sun. Mar. 11 PENN STATE WILLIAMSBURG 1 p.m. Thur. Mar. 15 California Berkeley, Calif. 3:30 p.m. Sat. Mar. 17 St. Mary s Moraga, Calif. 12 p.m. Wed. Mar. 21 Virginia Charlottesville, Va. 7 p.m. Tue. Mar. 27 GEORGETOWN WILLIAMSBURG 7 p.m. Fri. Mar. 30 George Washington Washington, D.C. 4 p.m. Fri. Apr. 6 HOFSTRA* WILLIAMSBURG 7 p.m. Sun. Apr. 8 DREXEL* WILLIAMSBURG 1 p.m. Fri. Apr. 13 Delaware* Newark, Del. 7 p.m. Sun. Apr. 15 Towson* Towson, Md. 1 p.m. Fri. Apr. 20 George Mason* Fairfax, Va. 7 p.m. Sun. Apr. 22 JAMES MADISON* WILLIAMSBURG 1 p.m. Wed. Apr. 25 Old Dominion* Norfolk, Va. 4 p.m. Colonial Athletic Association Championship Fri. May 4 Semifinal No. 1 Seed TBA Sun. May 6 Championship No. 1 Seed TBA NCAA Lacrosse Championship Sun. May 13 First Round Campus Sites TBA Sat. May 19 Quarterfinals Campus Sites TBA Fri. May 25 Semifinals (at Franklin Field) Philadelphia, Pa. TBA Sun. May 27 Final (at Franklin Field) Philadelphia, Pa. TBA * Colonial Athletic Association game Home games in BOLD CAPS. All times local to site and subject to change. Check for the most up-to-date lacrosse schedule, results, statistics and news.

5 2007 Rosters Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown High School 2 Katie Delaney D Fr. 5-5 Fairfax, Va. Robinson 3 Abigail Caso M/D Fr. 5-8 Phoenix, Md. McDonogh 4 Mary Zulty M/A Fr. 5-8 Jarrettsville, Md. John Carroll 5 Dolly Williams A So. 5-7 Richmond, Va. Collegiate 6 Clare Dennis M So. 5-5 Catonsville, Md. Catonsville 8 Meg Rafferty A Jr. 5-3 Fairfax Station, Va. Edison 9 Ashley Bolton D Jr. 5-4 Narbeth, Pa. William Penn Charter 10 Lizzy Bayly D Sr Bowie, Md. Archbishop Spalding 11 Emily Vitrano A Sr. 5-8 Cockeysville, Md. Maryvale Prep 12 Lauren Coll D Jr Phoenixville, Pa. Archbishop Carroll 13 Kara Parker A Sr. 5-6 Phoenix, Md. Dulaney 14 Jamie Fitzgerald M Sr. 5-7 Jenkintown, Pa. Jenkintown 15 Kristen Wong M Sr. 5-5 Richmond, Va. Trinity Episcopal 16 Anne Harrington M/D Sr. 5-7 Alexandria, Va. Mount Vernon 17 Julia Martin A So. 5-1 Woodside, Calif. Menlo 18 Jaime Sellers M Jr. 5-7 Kennebunk, Maine Kennebunk 20 Kate Lawlor D So. 5-4 Philadelphia, Pa. Germantown Academy 21 Annie Macomber M/A Fr. 5-8 Vienna, Va. Holton-Arms School 22 Laura Lindsay A Jr. 5-4 Bryn Mawr, Pa. Radnor 23 Katie Rees M Fr. 5-6 Catonsville, Md. Catonsville 24 Sara Beckstead GK Fr Annapolis, Md. St. Mary s 26 Caitlin demello M/D Jr. 5-8 Manlius, N.Y. Christian Brothers Academy 27 Kat Klopf D Sr. 5-3 Fairfax, Va. W.T. Woodson 28 Kristin Anderson A Fr. 5-5 Downingtown, Pa. Downingtown West Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown High School 28 Kristin Anderson A Fr. 5-8 Downingtown, Pa. Downingtown West 10 Lizzy Bayly D Sr Bowie, Md. Archbishop Spalding 24 Sara Beckstead GK Fr Annapolis, Md. St. Mary s 9 Ashley Bolton D Jr. 5-4 Narbeth, Pa. William Penn Charter 3 Abigail Caso M/D Fr. 5-8 Phoenix, Md. McDonogh 12 Lauren Coll D Jr Phoenixville, Pa. Archbishop Carroll 2 Katie Delaney D Fr. 5-5 Fairfax, Va. Robinson 26 Caitlin demello M/D Jr. 5-8 Manlius, N.Y. Christian Brothers Academy 6 Clare Dennis M So. 5-5 Catonsville, Md. Catonsville 14 Jamie Fitzgerald M Sr. 5-7 Jenkintown, Pa. Jenkintown 16 Anne Harrington M/D Sr. 5-7 Alexandria, Va. Mount Vernon 27 Kat Klopf D Sr. 5-3 Fairfax, Va. W.T. Woodson 20 Kate Lawlor D So. 5-4 Philadelphia, Pa. Germantown Academy 22 Laura Lindsay A Jr. 5-4 Bryn Mawr, Pa. Radnor 21 Annie Macomber M/A Fr. 5-8 Vienna, Va. Holton-Arms School 17 Julia Martin A So. 5-1 Woodside, Calif. Menlo 13 Kara Parker A Sr. 5-6 Phoenix, Md. Dulaney 8 Meg Rafferty A Jr. 5-3 Fairfax Station, Va. Edison 23 Katie Rees M Fr. 5-6 Catonsville, Md. Catonsville 18 Jaime Sellers M Jr. 5-7 Kennebunk, Maine Kennebunk 11 Emily Vitrano A Sr. 5-8 Cockeysville, Md. Maryvale Prep 5 Dolly Williams A So. 5-7 Richmond, Va. Collegiate 15 Kristen Wong M Sr. 5-5 Richmond, Va. Trinity Episcopal 4 Mary Zulty M/A Fr. 5-8 Jarrettsville, Md. John Carroll Head Coach: Christine Halfpenny (Virginia Tech, 1999), First Season Assistant Coach: Tara Hannaford (William and Mary, 2001), Third Season Assistant Coach: Megan Huether (Duke, 2006), First Season Athletic Trainer: John Knaul, ATC Captains: Lizzy Bayly, Emily Vitrano William and Mary Lacrosse Position Breakdown Attack (7) Kristin Anderson Freshman Laura Lindsay Junior Julia Martin Sophomore Kara Parker Senior Meg Rafferty Junior Dolly Williams Sophomore Emily Vitrano Senior Midfield (10) Abigail Caso Caitlin demello Clare Dennis Jamie Fitzgerald Anne Harrington Annie Macomber Katie Rees Jaime Sellers Kristen Wong Mary Zulty Defense (6) Lizzy Bayly Ashley Bolton Lauren Coll Katie Delaney Kat Klopf Kate Lawlor Goalkeeper (1) Sara Beckstead Class Breakdown Seniors (7) Lizzy Bayly Jamie Fitzgerald Anne Harrington Kat Klopf Kara Parker Emily Vitrano Kristen Wong Juniors (6) Ashley Bolton Lauren Coll Caitlin demello Laura Lindsay Meg Rafferty Jaime Sellers Sophomores (4) Clare Dennis Kate Lawlor Julia Martin Dolly Williams Freshmen (7) Kristin Anderson Sara Beckstead Abigail Caso Katie Delaney Annie Macomber Katie Rees Mary Zulty Freshman Junior Sophomore Senior Senior Freshman Freshman Junior Senior Freshman Senior Junior Junior Freshman Senior Sophomore Freshman Defense Midfield Midfield Defense Attack Attack Midfield Defense Defense Midfield Attack Attack Midfield Midfield Defense Attack Attack Attack Goalkeeper Midfield Defense Midfield Midfield Midfield Pronunciation Guide Klopf kluff Vitrano vih-tron-oh Coll cole demello duh-mell-oh 3

6 Head Coach Christine Halfpenny 4 During the summer of 2006, the College of William and Mary began a new era in the proud history of its lacrosse program, naming Christine Halfpenny the school s sixth head coach. Halfpenny came to the College after a three-year stint as the top assistant at Duke University. I am thrilled at the opportunity to lead William and Mary lacrosse back to the success of its past, said Halfpenny. Obviously, this is a program with rich tradition and history, and I am just thrilled to be a part of the future here. [Former head coach] Tara Brown worked hard to build the program to where it is today, and I am looking forward to working with these players and building upon the foundation that is in place. There really is endless potential here, and I have a great vision for the future of Tribe lacrosse. Halfpenny was part of a Duke staff that guided the Blue Devils to the 2005 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship and three-straight NCAA Tournament appearances, including national semifinal appearances in each of the past two seasons. While in Durham, Halfpenny s duties included serving as the head recruiting coordinator, team academic coordinator, strength and conditioning liaison, travel coordinator and compliance coordinator. The past two seasons, Halfpenny has served as the goalkeeper coach, mentoring cur- rent Tribe assistant Megan Huether to First Team All- America honors in 2005, the same year the standout netminder was named the IWLCA/US Lacrosse Goalie of the Year. In each of her three seasons at Duke, Halfpenny s recruiting classes were ranked among the nation s top four, according to Inside Lacrosse, and included the nation s top class in She showed an equal commitment to work in the classroom, as the Blue Devils posted the nation s top team GPA (3.46) in 2004 and the nation s second-best team GPA (3.42) in Additionally, Halfpenny saw over 50 Blue Devils named to the ACC Honor Roll between 2004 and Prior to her stint at Duke, Half- penny was an assistant coach at her alma mater, Virginia Tech, during the academic year. In Blacksburg, Halfpenny served as the Hokies head recruiting co- ordinator, travel coordinator and offen- sive coordinator. Halfpenny began her collegiate coaching career at Brown University as an assistant during the 2001 and 2002 seasons. The Halfpenny Family: Jackson, Christine and Matt An active camp coach and counselor since 2000, Halfpenny directed the Duke Winter Lacrosse Camp in and has served as an assistant director at a variety of camps across the country. She is also an active member of both US Lacrosse and the IWLCA, serving on the coaches association growth committee in Under Halfpenny s guidance, the College hosted a lacrosse clinic in the fall, and the program will put on another clinic in the spring and a junior day event on the Williamsburg campus. A 1999 graduate of Virginia Tech, Halfpenny was a four-year letterwinner in lacrosse and a starter on the 1999 Hokies team that captured the Atlantic 10 Championship. She received the team s Coaches Award that year and was a member of the Athletic Directors Honor Roll in 1998 and After graduating from Virginia Tech, Halfpenny worked at Cave Spring High School in Roanoke, where she was the head coach of the boys and girls varsity swimming team and assistant varsity tennis coach. She guided the boys swim team to Valley District, Northwest Region and AAA State titles in A native of Latham, N.Y., Halfpenny and her husband, Matt, have one son, Jackson, born on December 7, Matt Halfpenny is an assistant coach with the Tribe s nationally-ranked women s tennis team. The Halfpenny Coaching Track Year School Title 2001 Brown Assistant Coach 2002 Brown Assistant Coach 2003 Virginia Tech Assistant Coach 2004 Duke Assistant Coach 2005 Duke Assistant Coach 2006 Duke Assistant Coach 2007 William and Mary Head Coach

7 Assistant Coaches Tara Hannaford, a 2001 graduate of the College, enters her third season with the program in 2007, continuing in her role as the team s top assistant. A former team captain and All-America performer, Hannaford brings a tremendous amount of coaching and athletic administration experience to the Tribe staff. Hannaford primarily works with the team s attack, including offensive strategy, technique and skills, in addition to serving as the program s recruiting coordinator and academic coordinator. She is also instrumental in practice planning, scouting, game day management and team building. Tara has been a huge help with the transition to the new coaching staff, and really the new culture and attitude of the program, said head coach Christine Halfpenny. It was very apparent from when I started that Tara and I have the same vision for Tribe Lacrosse. As a W&M alum and having played on the last NCAA Tournament team here, Tara knows what it takes to win, and I think that is a major advantage for us. Prior to her current position, Hannaford assisted in the direction of the women s lacrosse program at the Cate School in Carpinteria, California for two years, in addition to serving as the Assistant Director of Athletics and women s water polo coach. In addition to her coaching duties, Hannaford handled the scheduling of athletic events, organized team travel, performed game-day logistics and acted as a dorm supervisor, student advisor and junior class advisor. While at the Cate School, Hannaford also served as the National Tournament Coach for Pacific Regional Lacrosse in May 2003 and As a camp mentor at STX Lacrosse Camps during the summers from 1999 to 2003, she taught a variety of lacrosse skills and strategies, in addition to enhancing campers social and communication skills through individual and team-building activities. A third-team All-American and two-time, first-team All-Colonial Athletic Association performer during her playing days, Hannaford also worked as a student assistant for the sports information department at the College, in addition to being a member of the Pi Beta Phi Sorority. In 2001, Hannaford led the Tribe to the CAA semifinals and a berth in the NCAA Tournament, scoring 42 goals in 16 games, which matched the eighth-best singleseason goal total in school history. She matched the sixth-best single-season total a year earlier, tallying 43 goals as a junior. Hannaford ranks eighth on the College s all-time scoring list with 141 career points. Hannaford received her Masters in Athletic Administration from Indiana University, where she completed her graduate coursework with a cumulative GPA of William and Mary Lacrosse Former All-American goalkeeper Megan Huether joined the Tribe program as an assistant during the summer of 2006 and is in her first season coaching at the collegiate level. Huether primarily works with the team s defense and goalkeeper and helps with practice planning and administrative duties for camps and clinics. She severs as the team s compliance coordinator and handles general recruiting issues, filming and the team s fitness program. I am pleased to have Megan Huether on our staff, said Halfpenny upon Huether s hiring. The experience and knowledge she brings to our program, having played at such a high level, is invaluable. Huether will begin her collegiate coaching career under her former position coach after completing a standout four-year career at Duke last spring. A two-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection, Huether was named a First-Team All-American and the National Goalkeeper of the Year by the IWLCA in 2005 after helping lead the Blue Devils to an ACC title and the semifinals of the NCAA Lacrosse Championship. Halfpenny added, Although this will be Megan s first college coaching position, she has already proven herself as an outstanding player, a student of the game, and a tremendous leader. Megan has incredible passion for the game of lacrosse and I am excited to see this pass onto our athletes here at William and Mary. I feel Megan will be one of the best young assistant coaches in the country and we are very lucky to have someone of Megan s integrity and character join our staff. With Huether, a four-year starter in goal, Duke recorded three consecutive trips to the NCAA Championship (2004, 2005, 2006) with another semifinal appearance this past season and posted an overall record of during her career, which included a school-record 18 victories in A native of Lutherville, Md., Huether graduated in May with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology and was a three-time ACC Academic Honor Roll selection and a three-time Dean s List member at Duke. Active off the field as well, Huether served as the program s summer office assistant in 2005 and was the team s council representative from She also spent time as a student intern with the KidScope Early Intervention Program in Hillsborough, N.C., served as a classroom assistant with the Duke School for Children and was a student assistant with Duke s Children s Campus. A member of the U.S. National Developmental team from 2004 to 2006, Huether also has experience coaching high school goalkeepers and working at a number of lacrosse camps, including Stanford Lacrosse Camp, the Bryn Mawr School Lacrosse Camp in Baltimore and the Between the Pipes Goalie Camp in Reisterstown, Md. 5

8 2007 Season Outlook 6 As Tribe Lacrosse continues to embark on a new era and prepare for its first season under head coach Christine Halfpenny, the excitement and confidence within the program for the 2007 season could be as high as they ve ever been. The foundations of the team s optimism heading into the spring are built on an accomplished seven-member senior class leading the way and a compelling fall season in which the team embraced its new system and attitude. We re very excited to begin the season after a strong fall, said Halfpenny. We made a lot of changes on both sides of the ball, and I think the team really understands what we are trying to achieve. Among the achievements the team will be aiming for are hosting and winning the Colonial Athletic Association Championship, which would also result in the fulfillment of another goal, the program s first NCAA appearance since Halfpenny knows to reach those goals the Tribe will have to rely heavily on its veteran leaders. Some people might say we have very lofty goals, but they re all very attainable. This program has been knocking on the door the past couple years, and I think this senior class knows it is going to take more to get there. It s going to be a season of inches, and this senior group is ready and willing to fight for everyone one of them. Headlining the group are the team s co-captains, Lizzy Bayly and Emily Vitrano. Bayly assumed the role of the squad s defensive leader during her junior season, while Vitrano is a returning First-Team All-CAA attacker who took control of the team s offense in the fall. While the pair have embraced their respective leadership roles at their positions, the duo, along with the entire senior class, has made an important impression on the team in helping to adjust to a new coaching system. The coaching staff is extremely excited about this senior class, said Halfpenny. The group has already shown tremendous leadership through the transition to the new staff, as we try to install a new culture of Tribe lacrosse. There is a great balance of personality and athletic skill, and we couldn t be more thrilled with the group we have leading us. Complimenting the team s veteran assembly is a talented and capable seven-member freshman class, which has the coaching staff equally impressed. Halfpenny thinks as many as three or four will immediately compete for significant playing time and that the entire group is on board with the team s goals and vision. The freshman class has a positive energy at all times, and we re excited to see them develop on the collegiate level. It s a very dynamic group with a high skill level, and as a whole, they will make a big impact. Aiding the maturation of the group and further evidence of the team s leadership balance is the fact that each position includes at least one senior standout, as First-Team All-CAA selection Kristen Wong headlines what could be one of the fastest and deepest midfields in the league. Behind Bayly, Vitrano and Wong, and with eight starters returning from last year s squad that advanced to the semifinals of the league tournament and defeated two top-10 teams, the 2007 edition of Tribe Lacrosse is ready to show it belongs among the nation s best. ATTACK Overall, the attack will be our youngest unit, however we re very lucky to return a first-team all-conference attacker in Emily Vitrano, said Halfpenny. Emily is going to be our offensive leader. She s very excited and has embraced her role as the captain of our attack. Vitrano scored a career-high 39 goals in 2006 and emerged as one of the league s elite offensive players. She is joined by fellow senior Kara Parker and sophomore Dolly Williams as the group s top scoring threats. Parker showed a solid understanding of the new schemes and has a proven ability to find the net after scoring 13 goals last season. Williams has great size for the position and a powerful shot and continues to develop into a scoring threat. Junior Laura Lindsay scored a career-high 12 goals in 2006 and her finishing ability will also play a prominent role this spring, while sophomore Julia Martin is quickly becoming a play-maker with great field vision and passing ability. Junior Meg Rafferty and freshmen Mary Zulty and Kristin Anderson round out the position and will have a chance to compete for playing time. We ve changed a lot of our offensive strategies because we are so young, but I think this group is very dynamic in the attack. A couple of the freshman will have a chance to play a lot of minutes. MIDFIELD One of the major strengths in the midfield will be our speed, said Halfpenny. Our midfielders are true gamers, helping to push the tempo of play on the offensive end, while also making big plays and slowing things down on the defensive side. Wong is the perfect definition of what Halfpenny is seeking in the midfield, as the speedster ranked among the nation s top-seven in both caused turnovers (2.29) and ground balls (3.82) per game last season while also recording career-highs in goals (13), assists (8) and points (21). Adding to the versatility and speed of the group are seniors Jamie Fitzgerald and Anne Harrington and sophomore Clare Dennis. Fitzgerald is coming off a career offensive season with 16 goals and six assists, while Harrington has demonstrated a solid understanding of the team s unit defense and has the ability to counter opponent s transition attack with her speed. Dennis has the potential to make a big impact in the spring and is developing into a full-field player. Junior Jaime Sellers is an attack-minded midfielder who provides a scoring threat coming off an 11-goal season. Freshmen Katie Rees and Annie Macomber are two newcomers who could see significant playing time from the start. Rees has the coaching staff excited about her potential to be a full-field player, while Macomber s offensive ability could provide an immediate boost to the attack. I am excited about the speed, strength and versatility the midfield possesses, and I think we will match up with our tougher opponents this season. DEFENSE We tackled some strategic and tactical areas of our defense in the fall, especially our unit defense which we are very excited about. The defense really came together under the leadership of Lizzy Bayly, and she will be the heart and soul of our defense. Bayly, a returning two-year starter with a commanding presence on the field, is joined by junior Ashley Bolton, who brings two years of starting experience and shutdown defensive ability. A former all-rookie team selection, Bolton caused 18 turnovers last season and is often matched up with an opponent s top attacker. Along with Wong and Harrington s presence in the defensive end, juniors Lauren Coll and Caitlin demello bring starting experience to the group. Senior Kat Klopf, sophomore Kate Lawlor and freshmen Abigail Caso and Katie Delaney all have a chance to compete for playing time and add depth to the position. I think we have a lot of depth, throughout all of the classes, on the defensive end. The younger players are going to be fighting for playing time because they all have different strengths. I m excited to see how they transition into the college game. GOALKEEPER From an outsider s perspective, the goalkeeper position could easily be viewed as a glaring area of concern for the Tribe in 2007, as the roster is void of a netminder with collegiate game experience. However, the play of freshman Sara Beckstead in the fall and during preseason practice quickly won over the confidence of the coaching staff and teammates. Sara has shown a remarkable transition into the college game, said Halfpenny. The team has confidence in her and she has been very consistent. Her presence in the cage as a freshman is amazing. A First-Team All-Anne Arundel County selection and Third-Team All-Met pick by the Washington Post, Beckstead has become a vital part of the defensive communication with her outstanding vision and understanding of the entire system. We re all excited to see what Sara does in the spring. I think she is certainly one of the most promising young goalkeepers out there.

9 Returning Player Profiles Junior Emerged as the team s top defensive leader, starting all 17 games on the back line Recorded a ground ball pick-up in 15 of 17 games, including the first 10 contests of the season Tallied 29 ground balls, nine caused turnovers and five draw controls Contributed to a dominant effort in the season-opening win at Longwood with three ground balls and a pair of draw controls Forced a pair of turnovers at Richmond Caused a turnover and scooped up three ground balls at No. 3 Georgetown Caused turnovers in back-to-back games against Virginia and George Washington Picked up a season-high five ground balls against Towson Registered four caused turnovers over the final three games, including two in the regular season finale vs. Old Dominion Sophomore Started all 16 game at midfield Caused six turnovers on the season, including two against George Mason, and picked up eight draw controls Totalled 16 ground balls on the season and tallied an assist in the victory over Richmond Freshman Saw limited action in seven games Picked up a ground ball in four different contests and recorded one goal and two caused turnovers on the year Scored her first career goal in the win over Davidson Caused turnovers in wins over UMBC and George Mason. Archbishop Spalding Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse, basketball and soccer Captained the lacrosse squad as a senior and earned the Unsung Hero Award Named as a US Lacrosse Academic All-American in 2003 Two-time IAAM B Division All-Star midfielder in Also earned second team All-County - Annapolis Capital in same season Produced 73 total points as a junior (61 goals) and 83 as a senior (48 goals) Also captained the basketball and soccer teams as a senior Earned the Maryland Distinguished Scholar Award in 2003 Named to the State of Maryland s Merit Scholastic Award in Daughter of Kevin and Kathleen Bayly Cousin, Deirde Kirlin, played lacrosse at the College Majoring in finance Member of Pi Beta Phi sorority Born on January 18, 1985 in Prince George s County, Md. Bayly s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Totals William and Mary Lacrosse Sophomore Continued to develop into a force on the back line, starting all 17 games and ranking third on the squad with 18 caused turnovers Played a key role in the upset over ninth-ranked Boston with two caused turnovers and a pair of ground balls Followed with at least one caused turnover in the next three games, including two at Georgetown Picked up two ground balls in the win at seventh-ranked Penn State Recorded two draw controls, a ground ball and forced turnover against Virginia Caused two turnovers against Towson Contributed in the upset at James Madison with two ground balls and two caused turnovers, as the Tribe shut out the Dukes in the second half Caused a season-high three turnovers against Duke Scooped a season-high three ground balls in the win over Old Dominion Tallied two ground balls, two draw controls and a caused turnover against Hofstra in the CAA Semifinals Freshman Earned a spot on the All-CAA Rookie team Saw action in all 16 games, starting the final 14 Finished fourth on the team with 13 caused turnovers... Grabbed a ground ball in 10 different games, finishing the season with 14 total Stood out in the victory over Hofstra with two ground balls, one draw control, and two caused turnovers Picked up four draw controls on the year. William Penn Charter Came to the College as a fouryear letterwinner in lacrosse, soccer and basketball Co-captained lax team her senior year after earning first team all-interac as a junior Soccer team MVP and first team All-Interac as a junior and senior Nominated for coaches award and Amy Willard Award in basketball as a senior Co-captain of both soccer and basketball teams as a junior Member of the Plymouth Soccer A travel team and Philly Attack. Daughter of Dr. Gregory Bolton and Carla Ann Rossetti Brother played soccer at Bucknell Enjoys sports and hanging out with friends Majoring in kinesiology Born on February, 19, 1986 in Philadelphia, Pa. Bolton s Career Honors 2005 CAA All-Rookie Team Bolton s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Totals

10 Returning Player Profiles Sophomore Turned in a solid second season, earning a starting role she held for the final nine games of the campaign Started 10 contests overall and finished with 18 ground balls and nine caused turnovers Began the year strong, contributing to a dominant defensive effort in the victory at Longwood with a career-high three caused turnovers and four ground balls Picked up a pair of ground balls and caused a turnover in the win over George Washington Had a streak of five-straight games with at least one ground ball (4/2-4/16) Recorded two ground balls and a caused turnover in the upset win at JMU Forced a turnover in the CAA Semifinals vs. Hofstra Freshman Started her first two collegiate games and played in 14 total on the season Picked up eight ground balls, including ng two against George Washington and Drexel Also contributed ted five draw controls and caused two turnovers. Archbishop Carroll High Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse, basketball and field hockey Combined to win nine Catholic League e onships during her high school career Basketball team champi- captain as a senior Played on the AAU basketball Na- tional Invitational Championship runner-up in 2003 Member of Phantastix Lacrosse club team Member of National Art Honor Society and National Honor Society and was a student council representative. Daughter of John and Diane Coll Cousin of former W&M lacrosse standout and current George Mason head coach Amy Umbach Sister, Ashley, is a senior on the Duke crosse team Sister, Tiffany, played basketball at UMBC and la- professionally in Europe Enjoys painting and photography Member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes Majoring in kinesiology with a minor in history Born on March 24, 1986 in Phoenixville, Pa Sophomore Saw playing time in 13 contests, earning three starts Tallied three draw controls in a start at Longwood Picked up a career-high four ground balls and caused two turnovers in a start at third-ranked Georgetown Recorded a ground ball and caused turnover in the win at UMBC Recorded two ground balls, a draw control and a caused turnover in the win at Drexel Caused three turnovers, a career mark, and picked up three ground balls against Duke Freshman Saw action in five games Grabbed three ground balls in the contest against Davidson. Christian Brothers Academy Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse under coaches Gina Burrows and Erica Gerber Second team all-region as a senior and a first team all-league selection as a sophomore and junior Member of the Star- Riders lacrosse club Received high honors all four years and was a member of the National Honor Society. Daughter of Stephen and Patricia demello Sister, Meghan, is a senior on the Notre Dame lacrosse team Enjoys snowboarding, swimming, reading, ping pong, badminton and watching movies Majoring in business marketing Born on November 26, 1985 in Windsor, Conn. demello s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Totals Coll s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Totals

11 Returning Player Profiles Freshman Saw playing time in 10 contests Recorded a ground ball in win at Longwood Had another ground ball pick-up at Richmond Picked up two ground balls and caused a turnover against Towson Snared a draw control in the win at Drexel. Catonsville Played four years at midfield under coach Jill Altshuler Named team s Most Valuable Player as a senior Named All- County and selected to play in senior all-star game as well Member of Hero s Lacrosse Club and Skywalker s Club lacrosse team Also played three years of varsity soccer under coach James Fitzpatrick and ran track for two years under coach Sarah Sheetz Served as freshman class president and was a member of SGA Executive Board as a junior. Full name is Regina Clare Dennis Daughter of Alan and Paula Dennis Enjoys reading, dancing and soccer Pursuing a major in kinesiology Born on August 21, 1987 in Baltimore, Md. Dennis Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Junior Enjoyed a breakout season and emerged as one of the unit s most effective players at both ends of the field Started all 17 games and was second on the squad in ground balls (43) Recorded career-high season totals in every major statistical category including goals (16), assists (6), points (22), ground balls (43), draw controls (28) and caused turnovers (14) Put together an eight-game point streak during the year (3/26-4/21) and tallied at least one ground ball in 15 games Recorded back-to-back three-point games to start the season against Longwood and Boston Scored a pair of goals and assisted on another with two ground balls and two caused turnovers at LU Registered a hat trick and added three ground balls, two draws and a caused turnover in the upset over BU Had a goal and an assist to go along with three ground balls in the win at UMBC Picked up a career-high tying six ground balls with three draw controls, two caused turnovers and two points on a goal and an assist in the win over George Washington Scored two goals and added five ground balls, four draws and a caused turnover in the win over Mason Followed with five ground balls, two caused turnovers and a goal in the upset win at Madison Matched a career-high with six ground ball pick-ups and scored a pair of goals against Duke Sophomore Started 13 games at midfield and flourished with increased offensive role Scored a goal in 10 games, finishing the year with 15 goals and two assists Tallied three scores in the victories over Penn State and Drexel, including the game winner in both games Against Richmond, scored two goals, picked up five ground balls and four draw controls, and caused a turnover Finished the season third on the team with 39 ground balls, fourth in draw controls with 25, and fifth in caused turnovers with nine Freshman Played her way into the starting lineup last spring, after joining the team at the conclusion of field hockey season Saw action in 17 games, including six starts Scored a goal in victories over George Washington, UMBC and Davidson Scooped up 21 ground balls on the year and recorded six caused turnovers and 12 draw controls. Daughter of Bernard and Diane Fitzgerald Mother competed in field hockey, basketball and tennis at Keystone Junior College and father played football at Lafayette College Three cousins and an uncle swam competitively in college Enjoys biking, running, watching movies and volunteering in the athletic department Majoring in kinesiology Born December 11, 1984 in Willow Grove, Pa. Fitzgerald s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Totals William and Mary Lacrosse 9

12 Returning Player Profiles Junior Key part of the midfield rotation with 16 starts Recorded career-highs in ground balls (20) and draw controls (15) Scored only goal of the season in the opener at Longwood and added an assist Corralled three draws and two ground balls in the win at UMBC Picked up three ground balls against Virginia Recorded an assist, two ground balls, a draw control and a caused turnover in the win over George Washington Recorded three ground balls and two draw controls against Mason Caused a turnover and picked up three ground balls in the upset win at JMU Matched season-high with three ground balls and forced a turnover in the win over ODU Sophomore Saw playing time at midfield in 15 games Recorded her first career goal in the opener at George Washington Also scored in the win over Old Dominion and recorded an assist against UMBC Picked up a ground ball in 10 different contests and ended the year with 12 total Also grabbed four draw controls and caused two turnovers Freshman Saw action in three games and caused a turnover against Davidson. Mount Vernon Four-year letterwinner in lacrosse Captained squad both junior and senior seasons Earned District Player of the Year, as well as all-region and all-district honors as a junior and senior Named MVP after helping lead the team to the 2003 district title Earned swim team MVP honors four-straight years Finished 10th at states in 100y breaststroke Captained the swim team in senior season Named class of 2003 Vice President Received International Baccalaureate National Honor Society and a member of the school s Varsity Math Team. Daughter of Michael and Barbara Harrington Father played varsity football at the Naval Academy Brother, Brian, swam at the University of Virginia Enjoys swimming and traveling Majoring in kinesiology with a minor in sociology Born on October 12, 1985 in Alexandria, Va. Harrington s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Totals Junior Worked back from injury and saw action in one contest Sophomore Battled through an injury-riddled season and saw limited action over three games Grabbed a ground ball in the victories over Drexel and Davidson Freshman Saw action in three games as a walk-on freshman Picked up a ground ball in the win over Davidson. WT Woodson Earned two varsity letters in lacrosse Team won the state, district and regional title in 2002 Captained the swim team her senior season Member of three district championship lax squads ( ) Was an officer in the senior class and earned the school s Booster Award, which is a scholarship awarded for school spirit. Daughter of Gene and Patricia Potocki-Klopf Brother, Ryan, attended the College and was the president of the cycling club ( ) Enjoys reading, hanging out with teammates and watching moves in her free time Member of kinesiology majors club Majoring in kinesiology with a minor in sociology Born on June 2, 1985 in Frederick, Md. Klopf s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Totals Tribe Free-Positions Pregame Habits or Superstitions Lizzy Bayly - Eating 15 egg whites dipped in ketchup Lauren Coll - Listen to music and read the scouting report Clare Dennis - Drink chocolate milk Caitlin demello - Whatever worked before the first win Kristen Wong - Pass, run and exchange threats with Emily Vitrano Anne Harrington - Cow-tipping Julia Martin - Dance parties with Kate Lawlor and Clare Dennis Kara Parker - Picturing Ray Lewis making a tackle and dancing Meg Rafferty - 10 push-ups Jaime Sellers - Always listen to a certain song Emily Vitrano - Pass, run and exchange threats with Kristen Wong

13 Returning Player Profiles Freshman Saw playing time in two contests, including the season-opening win at Longwood Recorded a ground ball in the win at Drexel. Germantown Academy Two-year letterwinner and four-year performer under coaches Virginia Hoffman and Brooke Watson Team captain as a senior and First Team All-Inter- AC selection as a senior Named first team all-area as well Also played for Philly Attack and SEPA club lacrosse teams Received lacrosse coaches award for leadership Three-year letter winning defensive back on Germantown field hockey team Served as team captain senior year and was named team s most valuable defender Received the Ambler Rotary Service Above Self award as a freshman Member of community service organizations Focus and Patriot Ambassadors Selected to speak at high school graduation. Full name is Katelyn Jennifer Lawlor Daughter of Michael and Elly Lawlor Sister, Stefanie Lawlor, swam four years at Princeton Enjoys watching sports, reading the Bible and spending time with family and friends Member of the ship of Christian Athletes at W&M Undecided on college major Fellow- Born on September 11, 1986 in Philadelphia. Lawlor s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Tribe Free-Positions My Most Prized Possession Lizzy Bayly - My Razor Scooter Lauren Coll - My Bible and my lacrosse stick Clare Dennis - Pictures of my family and friends Caitlin demello - My baby blanket Kristen Wong - My car Dolly Williams - My cell phone Anne Harrington - My extensive collection of bovine paraphernalia Kat Klopf - My grandmother s ring Kara Parker- My Elizabeth Taylor movie, book and clipping collections Jaime Sellers - A teddy bear I ve had since I was 9-years old Emily Vitrano - T-shirt quilt my mom made me William and Mary Lacrosse Sophomore Excelled with an expanded role in the attack, appearing in 12 games and starting the final nine Averaged a goal per game and finished with 16 points Tallied three points on two goals and an assist in the season-opening win at Longwood Scored a goal at Richmond Found the net in the win over George Washington Scored a pair of goals and picked up a season-high three ground balls against Towson Matched season-high with three points on a goal and two helpers in the win over Mason Tallied a pair of goals at Hofstra Had a goal and an assist in the win over Old Dominion Freshman Saw action as an attacker in seven games Scored a goal in the rout of Drexel Caused a turnover against Delaware and picked up a draw control against Davidson. Radnor Came to College after playing four years of lacrosse and field hockey under coach Phyllis Kilgour Earned three letters in both lax and field hockey First team All-Central and All-Delaware County in lax as a senior Academic All-American as a junior and senior in both lax and field hockey Captain of lacrosse team as a senior Guided lacrosse team to 2003 Central League title and Pennsylvania State Champion- ship Led the lax team in assists as a junior and was the team s second-leading scorer with 52 goals Scored 54 goals and recorded 35 assists as a senior Earned one varsity letter in swimming Played for Westline Philly and Philly Quickstix club teams Member of National Honor Society. Daughter of Brian and Carolyn Lindsay Enjoys tennis and swimming Member of Pi Beta Phi standards committee and a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Council Pursuing a major in history with a certification in secondary education Born on January 11, 1986 in Bryn Mawr, Pa. Lindsay s Career Honors 2006 CAA Academic Honor Roll Lindsay s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Totals

14 Returning Player Profiles Freshman Saw action in nine games Scored a goal and tallied an assist with three ground balls Found the net in her first collegiate game, scoring in the season-opening win at Longwood Also picked up a pair of ground balls against the Lancers Recorded an assist on a critical secondhalf marker in the one-goal win over Delaware Recorded a ground ball and a caused turnover in the win at Drexel. Menlo School Letterwinner and four-year performer for coach Jen Lee Two-time US Lacrosse Women s Division, Northern California Chapter First-Team All-American Received the honor as a sophomore as one of only five student-athletes from Northern Calif. and was the youngest recipient in the chapter s history Also named team s MVP for two-straight years and was a First-Team All-Peninsula Athletic League selection Guided team to a perfect 12-0 mark and the first PAL Championship as a junior co- captain Named Athlete of the Week by Palo Alto Daily News on April 23, 2004 Played for the Pacific Regional team as a junior and sophomore, representing California at the US Lacrosse National Tournament Received the Pacific Team Award, honoring the outstanding all-around member of the team as a junior Was one of only three sophomores on the team in 2003 Also a letterwinner and four-year performer on Menlo varsity basketball team as a point guard Received team s Coaches Award as a junior Honored with Menlo s 2004 Catalyst Muse Award, presented to the one individual in the entire student body who inspires the school community with energy and involvement in campus activities Also served as school s Athletic Sports Commissioner, representing the student body for athletic issues. Daughter of Eff and Patricia Martin Enjoys photography, driving her car, going to the beach and hanging out with friends in her free time Majoring in ology with a minor in art Born on February 26, 1987 in Walnut Creek, Calif. kinesi- Martin s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Junior Emerged as an adept scorer playing in 13 games with seven starts in the attack Averaged a goal per game Aggressive style provided a defensive presence in the offensive end with six caused turnovers Scored five goals in the team s first two games, including a hat trick in the upset win over Boston Third goal against the Terriers late in the second half proved to be the game-winner Tallied a pair of goals and a draw control against Longwood Recorded another hat trick in the victory at seventh-ranked Penn State Recorded two points on a goal and an assist with two ground balls, a draw control and caused turnover in the win at UMBC Scored two goals in the victory over George Washington Scored on a free position shot and recorded a ground ball and draw control in the win at Drexel Picked up two ground balls and forced a pair of turnovers against Duke Scored a goal and had a ground ball and draw control in the regular season finale win over ODU Sophomore Earned playing time in 11 games, including two starts Scored six goals on the year, three of which came in the victory over Davidson at the end of the season Tallied a goal and an assist in the contest with Towson Finished the year a perfect 4-for-4 in free position conversions Grabbed five ground balls and two draw controls over the season Freshman Saw playing time in 11 contests Recorded a goal, three assists and five ground balls Dished out first two career assists at Virginia Scored first career goal and added an assist, ground ball and caused turnover in the win over Davidson. Dulaney Earned two varsity letters in lacrosse Scored 103 total points in career, including 58 goals Helped lead team to state finals in both 2002 and 2003 season Recorded 63 points as a senior, including 34 goals Also earned two letters in field hockey and named team s defensive MVP in 2001 National Art Honor Society. Daughter of Charles and Kimberly Anton Parker Talented artist who enjoys painting, old mov- ies, reading and sewing Majoring in economics Member of Delta Delta Delta sorority and the Stu- dent Athletic Advisory Council Born on June 10, 1985 in Baltimore. Parker s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Totals

15 Returning Player Profiles Sophomore Saw playing time in two games Freshman Saw action in four games Scored her first career goal in the victory over Davidson Collected four ground balls on the year. Thomas Edison Four-year letterwinner and varsity starter in lacrosse Team captain, MVP and National District Player of the Year as a senior Earned First Team All-National District honors as a sophomore, junior and senior First team all-region as a senior after earning second team honors as a junior Academic All-American as a junior and senior Led the team and district with 51 goals in 15 games as a senior year letterwinner in field hockey Participated in U.S. Futures Field Hockey Region Eight Tournament in Virginia Beach as a senior Three- Edison Eagle Scholar-Athlete Award for highest GPA as a senior Four-year letterwinner ner and varsity runner for indoor track team Received the Fairfax County Public Schools Sportswoman of the Year Award in 2004 Received the Outstanding Women in Sports Award for Edison High as a sophomore, junior and senior Student govern- ment class treasurer for four years Member of National Honor Society. Daughter Vincent and Rebecca Rafferty Mother played field hockey and is a member of the Athletics Hall of Fame at Ohio University Cousin, Andrew Wilson, is a senior at the College Enjoys cooking, lifting weights, roller blading and arts and crafts Member of Pi Beta Phi Majoring in neuroscience Born on July 3, 1986 in Chester, Pa. Rafferty s Career Honors 2005 CAA Academic Honor Roll 2006 CAA Academic Honor Roll Rafferty s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Totals William and Mary Lacrosse Sophomore Battled back from a preseason injury to earn seven starts and appear in 15 games Emerged as an offensive weapon with 17 points, including four multi-goal games, and tallied at least one point in her first six games Made first start against Boston and helped the upset with a goal, two assists, two ground balls and a draw control Recorded an assist and a ground ball at Richmond Picked up an assist in the upset of Penn State Scored two goals in back-to-back games against UMBC and Virginia Assisted on La Nolan s gamewinning goal with 5:33 remaining in the 9-8 win over Delaware Caused a turnover and scored in the win over Mason Scored a pair of goals and recorded three ground balls, two draw controls and a caused turnover Found the net twice in the win over Old Dominion Freshman Started three contests and was one of only two freshman to play in every game Led all Tribe freshmen with six goals and eight points and added five draw controls Made her first career start against fourth-ranked Duke and contributed two draw controls Scored her first career goal against UMBC Recorded a goal and two ground balls in the win over JMU Finished the season with six ground balls and three caused turnovers. Kennebunk Finished her career with four varsity letters in lacrosse and three letters in basketball Lax with 85 goals and 27 assists in the regular season Earned All-America, all-state and all-conference honors as a senior Also all-conference as a junior Scored 222 career goals, to go along with 102 assists and 242 ground balls Selected to Maine Senior All-Star team and nominated for the Maine State Hall of Fame Named school s outstanding female athlete for Co-captained basketball tri-captain as a senior and team MVP Broke single-season scoring record team as a senior and was a Southern Maine Athletic Association (SMAA) All-Star SMAA all-academic team Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior Member of student council, student forum and National Honor Society. Daughter of Ronnie Sellers and Jeanne Reece Enjoys music, dancing and the ocean Pursuing a double major in business and psychology Member of Delta Delta Delta sorority Born on July 21, 1986 in Portland, Maine. Sellers Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Totals

16 Returning Player Profiles Freshman Played in six games as a reserve attacker Recorded a draw control at Georgetown. Collegiate School Four-year letter winning attacker and midfielder for coach Heather Garnett Allconference (LIS) selection and honorable mention All-American as a senior Named all-state three consecutive years ( ) Received team s Heart Award in 2004 Three-year varsity performer in field hockey for coach Karen Doxey Four-year letterwinner in track as a distance runner under coach Weldon Bradshaw Also a letter winning swimmer under coach Mike Stott Served as editor of the school s newspaper, The Match, and the school s yearbook, the Torch Four-year honor roll student and member of the Spanish Honor Society. Daughter of Terrell and Sarah Williams Father played baseball at VMI ( ) and attended graduate school at the College ( 74-76) Mother, grandmother Terrell Williams ( 33) and seven other relatives attended the College Enjoys reading and being crafty Majoring in business Born on April 1, 1987 in Richmond. Williams Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT win at UMBC Scored a pair of goals and forced four turnovers in the win over Delaware Recorded five ground balls and a pair of caused turnovers against Towson Forced three turnovers and picked up five ground balls at Hofstra Followed with a career-high four goals in the win at Drexel Collected five ground balls, caused three turnovers and netted a hat trick against Duke Scored a pair of markers and grabbed three ground balls in the win over ODU Sophomore Started all 16 games and is one of only three current players to have started every game in her collegiate career Led the team with 46 ground balls and was second with 23 caused turnovers Tallied her first score of the year in the season opener against George Washington Snared six ground balls and three draw controls and caused three turnovers against Georgetown Stood out in the victory over Old Dominion with a goal and an assist, five ground balls, a draw control and four caused turnovers Also had a goal and an assist in the season finale against Davidson Caused a turnover in all but one contest and collected multiple ground balls in 13 games Finished the year with four goals and four assists, in addition to 22 draw controls Freshman One of two freshmen to start all 18 games Caused a team-high 30 turnovers, which ranked in the league s top 10 Scored 10 goals and added four assists, 40 ground balls and 12 draw controls Recorded a caused turnover in all but three games, including a W&M season-high five against Richmond Scored three goals and picked up two ground balls against the Spiders, then tallied two goals and two caused turnovers in the win over Penn State to earn CAA Rookie of the Week honors on March 16th Collected a goal, an assist, four ground balls and four caused turnovers against Towson Caused three turnovers and scooped up three ground balls against the Tigers in the CAA semifinals. Trinity Episcopal Earned three varsity letters in lacrosse as a defensive wing Named as a high school All-American after the 2003 season Participated in Virginia High School All-Star game each year from Named team s MVP after senior season Also earned four letters as a member of the field hockey team and three on the basketball squad Earned hoop team s Defensive Player of the Year Award in 2001 and was the team s MVP in 2002 Also earned first team all-metro honors in field hockey in 2001 Named the field hockey team s MVP after the 2001 and 2002 seasons Junior Asserted herself as one of the league s elite midfielders, earning First-Team All-CAA honors Finished the year among the nation s best in caused turnovers and ground balls, ranking seventh in NCAA Division I in both statistical categories Also was second in the CAA in each category, after averaging 2.18 caused turnovers and 3.82 ground balls per game Demonstrated ability to be a dominant full-field athlete with career-highs in goals (13), assists (8) and points (21) Led team with 66 total ground balls and 39 caused turnovers Recorded at least one ground ball in all 17 starts and registered at least one caused turnover in 14 games Forced five turnovers in back-to-back games against Richmond and Penn State Added an assist and six ground balls in the upset win over PSU Scooped a career-high eight ground balls and caused two turnovers against Virginia Picked up four draw controls and two ground balls, caused two turnovers and tallied two points on a goal and an assist in the Daughter of Edward and Robin Wong Majoring in biology Enjoys snowboarding, music and guitar Born on August 19, 1985 in Richmond, Virginia. Wong s Career Honors 2004 CAA Rookie of the Week (3/16) 2006 First-Team All-CAA Second-Team All-State (VaSID) Wong s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Career

17 Returning Player Profiles Maryvale Prep Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse Captained the team and was named to the league s all-star squad Baltimore County All-Star Honorable Mention Finished second on the team in assists and third in scoring her junior season Also was a three-year letterwinner in soccer Earned two team MVPs as a member of the soccer squad Named team s captain and was an IAAM First Team All-Star as a senior Served terms as both student council treasurer and vice president Named an All-American High School Scholar Also a member of the Spanish National Honor Society Junior Earned First-Team All-CAA honors after setting career-highs in points (50), goals (39) and assists (11) Scored at least one goal and had a point in 14 of 17 starts, including 11 multi-goal games and 13 multi-point games Second on the team with 37 draw controls and added 20 ground balls and six caused turnovers Tallied 10 goals in the first four games of the season, including a five-goal effort to spark the upset of seventh-ranked Penn State Netted the game-winner at PSU and was named honorable mention national player of the week by Inside Lacrosse for her efforts Scored three goals, including the game-winner, and added an assist in the 9-8 win over George Washington Rattled off 17 goals across six-straight CAA games 4/2-4/16 Scored a career-high six goals and added three points in the upset win at JMU and recorded a hat trick with the game-winner over Mason Named CAA Player of the Week (4/10) and featured in Sports Illustrated s Faces in the Crowd Section for the standout performances Found the net four times and picked up a season-high four ground balls against Hofstra in the CAA Semifinals Sophomore Started all 16 games and recorded a point in 15 contests Finished the season with six multi-goal and nine multi-point games Scored her first three goals of the year against fourth-ranked Duke Recorded another hat trick and collected three ground balls and three draw controls in the win over Drexel Tallied the game-winning goal in the victory over conference ce rival JMU Scored two goals, picked up two ground balls and caused a turnover against Delaware Ended the season fourth on the team in points (25) and fifth in goals (20) and grabbed 17 ground balls and 16 draw controls Closed the season by scoring a goal in eight of the last nine games Freshman One of only two freshmen to start every game The team s fourthleading scorer with 27 goals Added six assists for a total of 333 points and contributed 33 ground balls, 17 draw trols and six caused turnovers Found con- the net twice in the win over nationallyranked Penn State and added d two ground balls and caused a turnover Gained CAA Rookie of the Week honors on April 5th, after tallying seven goals and an sist in games against James Madison and George as- Mason Scored a career-high er-high four goals in the win over the Patriots Recorded nine multi-goal games, including four hat tricks Scored at least two goals in straight games from April 2nd to April 16th (JMU 3, GMU 4, Drexel 3, Hofstra 3, Towson 2) Scored twice in the CAA A semifinal victory over Towson and added two ground balls and a caused turnover, then dished d out two assists in the final five- against JMU. Daughter of Joseph and Leslie Vitrano Majoring in kinesiology Enjoys going to the beach, reading and watching other W&M teams play Dad played four years of varsity soccer at Loyola College Member of Kinesiology Majors Club and Fellowship of Christian Athletes Born on July 31, 1985 in Baltimore. Vitrano s Career Honors 2004 CAA Rookie of the Week (4/5) 2006 First-Team All-CAA CAA All-Tournament Team CAA Player of the Week (4/10) Vitrano s Career Stats Year G-GS G A Pts GWG GB DC CT Career Tribe Free-Positions What Inspires Me Ashley Bolton - My Team Lauren Coll - Specific Bible verses and my teammates Lizzy Bayly - Reality television (Celebrity Fit Club) Caitlin demello - When we have fun being great and working hard Dolly Williams - The feeling of accomplishment Laura Lindsay - My mother Kara Parker - Raw aggression and competition Favorite City Emily Vitrano, Kara Parker - Baltimore Kat Klopf - Washington, D.C. Jaime Sellers - Boston Anne Harrington - Mykinos, Greece Meg Rafferty - Muscle Beach, Calif. Dolly Williams, Kristen Wong - Richmond Julia Martin - San Francisco Clare Dennis - Paris Laura Lindsay, Kate Lawlor, Ashley Bolton, Lauren Coll - Philadelphia Why I am Chose William and Mary Lauren Coll - The amazing people, excellent lacrosse program, academic reputation and beautiful campus Caitlin demello - I loved the campus and the lacrosse team Dolly Williams - I knew this was the place for me since I visited in ninth grade. Anne Harrington - I bleed green and gold Emily Vitrano - I love the campus, people and traditions Laura Lindsay - The lacrosse team, the academic and it felt like home William and Mary Lacrosse 15

18 Freshman Profiles Downingtown West Three-year letterwinner and senior year team captain for coach Kelee O Malley Earned First-Team All-Ches-Mont league honors and second-team all-area status after scoring 33 goals and dishing out 61 assists in 2006 Named second-team all-league in 2005 after guiding squad to Ches-Mont league title Two-time high school academic All-American Also a three-year letterwinner in field hockey for coach Deb DeLellis Received NFHCA Coaches Award for academic achievements in 2005 Served as the Special Olympics Volunteers Club president and the Spanish Club secretary Member of the National Honor Society, Girls Athletic Association and History Club. Daughter of Ken and Lynn Thompson Anderson Father swam at Penn State ( ) and mother played lacrosse at Penn State ( ) Aunt, Beth Dougherty, also played lacrosse at Penn State ( ) Enjoys art, piano, going to the beach, running and listening to music Plans to major in business Born on April 27, 1988 in Bryn Mawr, Pa. McDonogh Played two seasons of varsity lacrosse as a defender under coach Chris Robinson Received coaches award as a senior Tallied 37 ground balls and led the team in drawn charges with two Member of the Mid-Atlantic Team for the 2005 National Tournament Also played one year for the Skywalkers White club lacrosse team Member of varsity soccer and winter track teams Received the Howard C. Eyth Scholar-Athlete award in 2006 Member of Cum Laude Society as a junior and senior Received the Dr. Herbert E. Wilgis Biology award senior year Rollins- Leutkemeyer leader as a senior and leader of Singing A Capella group. Daughter of Diane and Edward S. Caso, Jr. Enjoys singing, soccer, running and music Plans to major in either business or kinesiology Born on February 3, 1988 in Ridgewood, N.J. St. Mary s Two-year letter winning netminder for coach Sue Chittim Named First-Team All- Anne Arundel County and Third-Team All-Met by the Washington Post Also a honorable mention All-Met selection by the Baltimore Sun Earned a spot on the Senior National Tournament All-Star Team under coach Cathy Jenkins Named to all-star team at the 2005 Vail Shootout Also lettered one year in field hockey for coach Linda Bragg Attended the Global Young Leaders Conference in Washington D.C. in 2004 Put together a Powerpoint presentation that earned second place at the History of Maryland competition. Daughter of Sidney and Sherrie Beckstead Enjoys tennis, reading, traveling and board games Born on October 24, 1988 in Seaford, Del. Robinson Three-year letterwinner and a senior captain for coach Alison Cobb Two-time All- Met selection by the Washington Post and a three-time first-team all-district pick Scored 36 goals and recorded 47 assists as a senior to earn her second-straight firstteam all-region award Named to the Washington Examiner first-team as a junior and senior Earned region all-tournament team honors was named to the Baltimore/Washington Regional High School Tewaaraton Award watch list Also lettered two years and captained the field hockey team as a senior Named second-team all-district in field hockey as a senior Played for SuperNOVA select lacrosse club. Daughter of Tom and Kathy Delaney Brother, Ryan, played football at Dartmouth College ( 05) Enjoys traveling and country music Plans to major in business Born on November 6, 1987 in Fairfax, Va. 16

19 Freshman Profiles Holton-Arms Three-year starter and letterwinner at midfield for coach Alivian Jorgensen Scored 20 goals as a senior and was named to the Baltimore/Washington Regional High School Tewaaraton Award watch list Four-year starter on defense in soccer and member of the winter track team Honorable mention ISL pick in soccer as a sophomore and team captain as a junior Played for Future Elite lacrosse club Member of the Model United Nations club and SAFE. Daughter of Carol and Michael Macomber Father played soccer at Bowdoin College Enjoys reading, soccer and community service projects Plans to major in business Born on December 1, 1987 in San Francisco. John Carroll Three-year letterwinner for coach John Hughes Earned First-Team All-Harford County honors and was an academic All-American by U.S. Lacrosse Also a two-year letterwinner and second-team all-county selection in field hockey Represented John Carroll in the 2006 Maryland High School Senior Field Hockey Game Played for NEMS lacrosse club team Member of National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society Honor Roll student in every quarter. Daughter of Jim and Patty Zulty Enjoys skiing and frisbee Plans to major in business Born on July 19, 1988 in Baltimore. Catonsville Three-year varsity player for coach Jill Altshuler Served as team captain and was named squad s MVP as a senior Named Second-Team All-Baltimore County and first-team all-division in 2005 Earned honorable mention all-division in 2005 after helping lead Catonsville to regional championship and the state semifinals Also named a Baltimore County Senior All-Star Scored 89 goals with 28 assists, 50 ground balls and 82 draw controls over her three-year varsity career Competed with Hero s club lacrosse in 2006 Played three varsity seasons of soccer and ran indoor track for two years Received the school s Outstanding Student-Athlete Award, the P.J. Shafer Memorial Scholarship and the U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete Award Member of National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society. Daughter of William Rees, Jr. and Laura Ellen LeMire Mother lettered in field hockey, track and lacrosse at Maryland and became the first Maryland field hockey player to be named an All-American Aunt, Andy O Connor, played four seasons of lacrosse at Maryland Enjoys playing capture the flag and ultimate frisbee and traveling, with prior destinations that include Hawaii, England, Alaska and Canada among others Plans to major in psychology Born on December 20, 1988 in Catonsville, Md. William and Mary Lacrosse 17

20 2006 Season Review The 2006 season was a big step for the Tribe lacrosse program in restoring its reputation and place on the national lacrosse scene, as W&M recorded its second 10-win season and third winning season since 1997 en route to a second-place finish in the CAA. The Tribe earned victories over three nationally-ranked foes, including a pair of wins over top-10 teams Boston and Penn State. The 2006 season also produced a number of individual accomplishments and extraordinary performances. Notes on the 2006 season follow. W&M Begins Play at Albert-Daly Field In 2006, the Tribe played its inaugural season at Albert-Daly Field, posting a 5-3 record on the home turf. W&M was slated to play its 2005 home schedule on the grass surface of Albert-Daly, but various weather and fieldrelated conditions forced the Tribe to play on the Busch Field Turf. The team opened play at Albert-Daly with a bang, upsetting ninth-ranked Boston. Tribe Places Three on CAA First Team After a 5-2 run through the league regular season and a second-place finish, the Tribe was well represented on the CAA s postseason all-conference team, including three selections on the first-team. Senior Colleen Dalon earned her second All-CAA First-Team nod in as many years, while current seniors Emily Vitrano and Kristen Wong joined Dalon on the first-unit. Morgan Lang was tabbed Second-Team All-CAA as a senior last spring for the second time. Dalon ranked 10th in the CAA in points per game (3.35) and sixth in goals per game (2.71), while Vitrano was not far off the pace, averaging 2.94 points per game and 2.29 goals per outing. Wong was second in the CAA in Colleen Dalon earned her secondstraight First-Team All-CAA selection in both ground balls per game (3.82) and caused turnovers per game (2.18), and Lang was one of the league s top full-field players with 20 goals, 40 ground balls, 29 draw controls and 25 caused turnovers. Season Honors IWLCA All-South Region Colleen Dalon - Second Team All-CAA Colleen Dalon - First Team Emily Vitrano - First Team Kristen Wong - First Team Morgan Lang - Second Team VaSID All-State Colleen Dalon - Second Team Kristen Wong - Second Team CAA Player of the Week Colleen Dalon - March 7, March 14 Emily Vitrano - April 10 Inside Lacrosse National Player of the Week/HM Emily Vitrano - March 13, April Tribe Knocks Out Nationally-Ranked Foes W&M registered victories over three nationally-ranked opponents last season, bringing the program s total to five over the past two seasons. The Tribe defeated a ninth-ranked Boston team, 12-10, on March 5th and later followed with a win at seventh-ranked Penn State on March 12th. With a 12-6 conference win at 18th-ranked James Madison on April 9th, the Tribe handed the Dukes their only home loss, in 10 games, on the season. Vitrano Gains National Recognition Current senior Emily Vitrano enjoyed a break-out season in 2006 with career-highs in goals (39), assists (11) and points (50) and, fittingly, her accomplishments did not go unrecognized. After scoring a career-best six goals in the Tribe s 12-6 win at 18th-ranked JMU, Vitrano was named the CAA Player of the Week for the first time in her career. She added three assists in the win for a career-high nine points, which also earned Vitrano her second honorable mention national player of the week citation by Inside Lacrosse. The accolades didn t stop there, however, as Vitrano was later featured in the May 1st issue of Sports Illustrated in the magazine s Faces in the Crowd section for her performance against Madison. Vitrano received her first honorable mention national player of the week award after scoring five goals in the win at seventh-ranked Penn State. Dalon Rewrites Tribe Record Book One of the most prolific scorers and offensive weapons in school history, Colleen Dalon capped an outstanding four-year career in 2006, leaving standards in the lacrosse record books that won t soon be surpassed. A two-time First-Team All-CAA performer, Dalon finished her tenure at W&M as the program s third-leading scorer with 183 points, trailing only Morgan Watkins (189) and Pixie Hamilton s school-record 242 points. With her second-straight 46-goal season last spring, Dalon finished with 132 career tallies, second on the school s all-time goals list behind only Hamilton (218). Dalon s two 46-goal seasons stand as the fifth-best single-season totals in school history. Equally as effective passing the ball, Dalon finished fourth on the career assists chart with 51 helpers. Tribe in National Statistics In the final women s lacrosse statistics report by the NCAA, the 2006 Tribe ranked sixth in Division I in draw controls, averaging per game. Individually, Kristen Wong was seventh in ground balls per game (3.82) and seventh in caused turnovers per game (2.18), making her one of only 11 players in the nation to average more than two forced turnovers per outing. Additionally, Colleen Dalon s seven-goal effort in the win at Drexel matched the 10th-best single-game effort in the nation last season, while Emily Vitrano s nine-point performance at JMU matched the 12th-best single-game total. The Tribe played its inaugural season at Albert-Daly field in Kristen Wong records one of her career-high 39 caused turnovers last season vs. Delaware. Wong was seventh in the nation in caused turnovers (2.18). Tribe in The National Rankings W&M s rankings during the year in the IWLCA Top 20 and Inside Lacrosse poll. Date/Week IWLCA Rk. IL Rk. Preseason RV RV Feb March 6 19 RV March March March April April April April May Final RV-Receiving Votes

21 2006 Statistics and Results CAREER Name GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% GWG FPG-FPS GB DC T/O CT G A TP Colleen Dalon Emily Vitrano La Nolan Morgan Lang Jamie Fitzgerald Kristen Wong Jaime Sellers Laura Lindsay Kara Parker Anne Harrington Julia Martin Clare Dennis Debby Petracca Kat Kloph Caitlin demello Kate Lawlor Lauren Coll Lizzy Bayly Ashley Bolton Meg Rafferty Dolly Williams Amanda Roth Total Opponents Non-returning players in italics. Goaltending Statistics CAREER Name GP GS Min. GA GAA Saves Pct. GP GS Min. GA GAA Saves Pct. Debby Petracca Amanda Roth Total Opponents INDIVIDUAL SEASON HIGHS Points 9 Emily Vitrano at JMU (4/9/06) William and Mary Goals by Period Goals 7 Colleen Dalon at Drexel (4/16/06) Goals 1 2 OT Total Assists 3 Emliy Vitrano at JMU (4/9/06) William and Mary Colleen Dalon vs. GMU (4/7/06) Opponents Jamie Fitzgerald vs. Towson (4/2/06) 3 La Nolan at Longwood (2/28/06) William and Mary Shots by Period Shots 12 Colleen Dalon vs. Towson (4/2/06) Shots 1 2 OT Total Saves 11 Debby Petracca at Drexel (4/16/06) William and Mary Ground Balls 8 Kristen Wong vs. Virginia (3/221/06) Opponents Caused Turnovers 5 Kristen Wong at Penn State (3/12/06) 5 Kristen Wong at Richmond (3/8/06) 2006 TRIBE SCHEDULE AND RESULTS 10-7 Overall, 5-2 CAA Home: 5-3 Away: 5-3 Neutral: 0-1 Date Opponent Score W&M Goals Feb. 28 at Longwood W, 18-6 Nolan (5), Dalon (3), Vitrano (2), Parker (2), Fitzgerald (2), Lindsay (2), Martin, Harrington Mar. 5 #9 Boston W, Fitzgerald (3), Parker (3), Dalon (3), Vitrano, Sellers, Lang Mar. 8 at #14 Richmond L, 13-9 Dalon (6), Vitrano (2), Lindsay Mar. 12 at #7 Penn State W, Vitrano (5), Dalon (3), Lang (3), Parker (3) Mar. 15 at #9 Georgetown L, 13-3 Dalon (2), Sellers Mar. 18 at UMBC W, Dalon (4), Vitrano (3), Sellers (2), Nolan (2), Wong, Parker, Fitzgerald Mar. 21 #7 Virginia L, 16-5 Sellers (2), Lang, Dalon, Vitrano Mar. 26 George Washington W, Vitrano (3), Nolan (2), Parker (2), Dalon, Lindsay, Lang, Fitzgerald Mar. 31 Delaware W, 9-8 Dalon (3), Nolan (2), Wong (2), Fitzgerald, Lang Apr. 2 Towson L, Vitrano (3), Lang (3), Lindsay (2), Dalon (2), Nolan Apr. 7 George Mason W, Dalon (5), Vitrano (3), Fitzgerald (2), Lang (2), Nolan (2), Sellers, Lindsay Apr. 9 at #18 James Madison W, 12-6 Vitrano (6), Nolan (2), Wong, Lang, Fitzgerald, Lindsay Apr. 14 at Hofstra L, 10-8 Vitrano (3), Lang (2), Lindsay (2), Fitzgerald Apr. 16 at Drexel W, 18-8 Dalon (7), Wong (4), Vitrano (2), Lang (2), Fitzgerald, Parker, Nolan Apr. 21 #1 Duke L, 19-8 Wong (3), Sellers (2), Fitzgerald (2), Lindsay Apr. 26 Old Dominion W, Dalon (5), Lang (2), Wong (2), Sellers (2), Parker, Vitrano, Lindsay, Nolan May 5 vs. #17 Hofstra L, 12-9 Vitrano (4), Nolan (2), Fitzgerald, Lang, Dalon William and Mary Lacrosse 19

22 2006 CAA Season Review CAA Final Standings CAA Overall Team W-L Pct. GF GA W-L Pct. GF GA Home Away Neutral James Madison Hofstra William and Mary Towson George Mason Drexel Old Dominion Delaware Final Team Statistics (League-leading total in bold) Team GP G A Pts PPG GB DC CT GA GAA SV SV% James Madison Hofstra William and Mary Towson George Mason Drexel Old Dominion Delaware Points Per Game GP G A Pts PPG Kelly Berger, JMU Shannon Witzel, TU Emily Hoesch, DU Kim Hillier, HU Casey McGrath, HU Becky Trumbo, TU Kerry Kelly, DU Laura King, GMU Caroline Jacobs, ODU Colleen Dalon, W&M Goals Per Game GP G GPG Shannon Witzel, TU Emily Hoesch, DU Laura King, GMU Kelly Berger, JMU Casey McGrath, HU Colleen Dalon, W&M Kim Hillier, HU Becky Trumbo, TU Melissa Venturi, GMU Kerry Kelly, DU Assists Per Game GP A APG Kelly Berger, JMU Kim Hillier, HU Katie Bradley, DU Kerry Kelly, DU Caroline Jacobs, ODU Becky Trumbo, TU Emily Hoesch, DU Brooke McKenzie, JMU Casey McGrath, HU La Nolan, W&M Final Individual Statistics Ground Balls Per Game GP GB AVG/G Caroline Jacobs, ODU Kristen Wong, W&M Kim Griffin, JMU Melissa Curry, GMU Julie Ondrako, TU Caused Turnovers Per Game GP CT AVG/G Caroline Jacobs, ODU Kristen Wong, W&M Kylee Dardine, JMU Kim Griffin, JMU Jaime Irving, HU Draw Controls Per Game GP DC AVG/G Hillary Fratzke, TU Becky Thorn, HU Emily Hoesch, DU Kim Hillier, HU Katie Veneziale, ODU Goals Against Average GP GA GAA Lauren LaBella, DU Livvy King, JMU Maisie Osteen, HU Mandy Corry, TU Amanda Roth, W&M Save Percentage GP Saves SV% Lauren LaBella, DU Mandy Corry, TU Maisie Osteen, HU Livvy King, JMU Jessica Cerveny, UD CAA Championship Recap (At James Madison) Semifinals - May 5 #2 Hofstra 12, #3 William and Mary 9 #1 James Madison 9, #4 Towson 8 Championship - May 7 #1 James Madison 14, #2 Hofstra 8 All-Conference Teams First Team Kim Hillier, A, HU; Colleen Dalon, A, W&M; Emily Vitrano, A, W&M; Kelly Berger, M, JMU; Shannon Witzel, M, TU; Casey McGrath, M, HU; Caroline Jacobs, M, ODU; Emily Hoesch, M, DU; Kylee Dardine, D, JMU; Jaime Irving, D, HU; Kristen Wong, D, W&M; Livvy King, GK, JMU. Second Team Laura King, A, GMU; Brooke McKenzie, A, JMU; Becky Trumbo, A, TU; Morgan Lang, M, W&M; Megan Hager, M, UD; Melissa Curry, M, GMU; Hillary Fratzke, M, TU; Colleen Rocks, M, DU; Michele Brady, D, GMU; Betsey Priest, D, JMU; Stacey McPartland, D, UD; Lauren LaBella, GK, DU. Rookie Team Hillary Fratzke, M, TU; Kim Griffin, M, JMU; Meggie McNamara, A, TU; Lauren LaBella, GK, DU; Lauren Whitcomb, M, HU; Deb Sloan, M, UD; Brittany Berger, A, GMU; Jess Brophy, D, JMU; Stacey McPartland, D, UD; Jessica Noone, A, ODU. Player of the Year: Kelly Berger (JMU) Defensive Player of the Year: Kylee Dardine (JMU) Rookie of the Year: Hillary Fratzke (TU) Coach of the Year: Kellie Young (JMU) (Left to Right) Kristen Wong, Colleen Dalon, Emily Vitrano and Morgan Lang, the Tribeʼs four All-CAA selections in Kristen Wong led the Tribe in ground balls per game (3.82) and caused turnovers per game (2.18) in 2006, ranking second in the CAA in both categories.

23 Tribe Lacrosse History W&M Year-by-Year Overall CAA Year W L T W L Tourney Results Tie 1st VWLA th, USWLA Nationals th, USWLA Nationals nd VAIAW st VAIAW, 5th Nationals st EAIAW, NCAAs st VIL SAC - 1st, NCAAs SAC - 1st, ECAC 1st SAC - 2nd SAC - 1st CAA Champions CAA Semifinals NCAAs, CAA Finals CAA Semifinals NCAAs, CAA Finals NCAAs, CAA Semifinals NCAAs, CAA Semifinals CAA Semifinals CAA Semifinals NCAAs, CAA Semifinals CAA Semifinals CAA Finals CAA Semifinals In the summer of 1991, the six charter members of the South Atlantic Field Hockey/ Lacrosse Conference (SAC) went under the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) banner, and in 1992, the conference sponsored its first league championship. All-Time Coaching Records Coach Years Record Winning Pct. Joy Archer Jean Stettler Feffie Barnhill Kim Lannon Tara Brown Christine Halfpenny 2007-present Totals Feffie Barnhill is the all-time winningest coach (157) in W&M lacrosse history. Under Barnhill, the College made six NCAA Championship appearances, captured four conference titles, including its only CAA Championship, and had a winning percentage of.643. Barnhill was inducted into the W&M Athletics Hall of Fame in April of William and Mary Lacrosse W&M Team Records Winning Percentage: 8-0-2, ( ), ( ) Wins in a Season: 13 (1978, 1979) CAA Wins in a Season: 6 (1994, 1995) Consecutive Wins: 12 (1 in 1977, 11 in 1978) Consecutive Losses: 7 (2000) Consecutive Season-opening Wins: 11 (1978) Consecutive Season-opening Losses: 6 (2003) Consecutive CAA Wins: 6 (4 in 1994, 2 in 1996) Consecutive CAA Losses: 5 (2003) Longest Unbeaten Streak: 22 (1 in 1976, 10 in 1977, 11 in 1978) Goals in a Game: 28 (vs. Bridgewater, 1979) Margin of Victory: 28-1 (vs. Bridgewater, 1979) Margin of Defeat: 3-23 (vs. Penn State, 1984) CAA Regular Season Margin of Victory: 15, three times (18-3, vs. GMU, 1994; 16-1, vs. American, 1995; 18-3, vs. Drexel, 2002) CAA Regular Season Margin of Defeat: 10, two times (6-16, vs. Loyola, 1997; 5-15, vs. GMU, 2003) CAA Championship Margin of Victory: 17-1, vs. GMU, 1994 (Qtrs) CAA Championship Margin of Defeat: 3-18, vs. Loyola, 1993 (Semis) Goals in a Season: 232 (1980, 19 games) Highest Goal Average in a Season: 14.9 (1978, 14 games) Assists in a Season: 105 (1980, 19 games) Fewest Goals Allowed in a Season: 68 (1988, 13 games) Lowest Goals Allowed Average in a Season: 5.23 (1988, 13 games) W&M Individuals Records (First Kept in 1970) Goals in a Game: 10 Pixie Hamilton vs. JMU, 1979 Goals in a Season: 64 Pixie Hamilton, 1978 Goals in a Career: 218 Pixie Hamilton (52 games, ) Goals Average (Season): 5.1 Pixie Hamilton, 1979 Goals Average (Career): 4.2 Pixie Hamilton ( ) Assists in a Game: 8 Lindsey Lowman vs. Davidson, 2001 Assists in a Season: 44 Lindsey Lowman, 2001 Assist Average (Season): 2.9 Lindsey Lowman, 2001 Total Points in a Season: 77 Pixie Hamilton & Claire Lowe, 1980 Saves in a Game: 32 Vikki Bovoso vs. Maryland, 1981 Saves in a Season: 208 Sarah Witkowski, 1993 (17 games) Save Percentage (Season):.649 Vikki Bovoso, 1982 Save Percentage (Career):.619 Vikki Bovoso, Lowest GAA (Season): 5.20 Carlen Sellers, 1988 Lowest GAA (Career): 5.52 Carlen Sellers, Pixie Hamilton (ʻ80) is the career points leader at W&M and holds multiple singlegame records (listed above). Carlen Sellers (ʻ88) holds the W&M career record for goals against average. 21

24 Year-by-Year Results 22 Game-by-game results have been compiled for each season since 1970, when W&M began varsity lacrosse. Home and away designations were unavailable before Record: Coach: Joy Archer Virginia Club W, 9-3 Mary Washington W, 10-3 Lynchburg W, 11-0 Longwood W, 10-2 Sweet Briar W, 11-1 Madison L, 2-15 Bridgewater T, 6-6 Richmond W, Record: Coach: Joy Archer Mary Washington L, 7-14 Roanoke W, 10-5 Richmond T, 6-6 Madison L, 1-7 Ursinus L, 1-27 Lynchburg T, 7-7 Sweet Briar W, 24-0 Longwood W, Record: Coach: Joy Archer Mary Washington T, Lynchburg W, 8-7 Bridgewater L, 5-16 Madison L, 6-12 Longwood W, 15-5 Richmond W, Record: 3-4 Coach: Joy Archer Longwood W, 12-2 Bridgewater L, 7-9 Mary Washington L, Lynchburg L, 4-10 Richmond W, 12-8 Madison L, 4-11 Virginia Club W, Record: 3-4 Coach: Joy Archer Longwood W, 10-4 Mary Washington L, 6-12 Virginia Club L, 1-12 Lynchburg W, 12-6 Bridgewater L, 6-12 Madison L, 5-14 Richmond W, Record: Coach: Joy Archer Richmond W, 19-8 Mary Washington T, Longwood W, 9-7 Piedmont Club L, 7-11 Madison W, 8-5 Virginia W, 14-1 Rhode Island T, 8-8 Hollins W* Shenandoah Club W* Lynchburg W* Bridgewater W, 9-5 *Scores missing 1976 Record: 8-2 Coach: Joy Archer Richmond W, 19-1 Virginia W, 10-7 Brockport W, 10-2 Harvard W, 10-2 Lynchburg W, 11-2 Mary Washington W, 13-4 Longwood W, 16-3 Piedmont Club L, 7-10 Bridgewater L, 7-13 Madison W, Record: Coach: Joy Archer Lynchburg W, 26-1 Longwood W, 17-4 Richmond W, 15-7 Harvard W, 12-6 Brown W, 14-6 Bridgewater W, 19-6 James Madison T, Piedmont Club W, 13-7 Virginia T, 6-6 Mary Washington W, Record: Coach: Joy Archer Princeton W, 14-8 Mary Washington W, 12-4 Dartmouth W, 15-8 Hofstra W, 18-0 Virginia W, 11-7 Longwood W, 20-6 Brown W, 16-4 Bridgewater W, 18-3 James Madison W, 12-8 Richmond W, 18-1 Maryland W, 12-9 Piedmont Club L, 8-13 Longwood 1 W, 27-3 Virginia 1 W, 15-4 Piedmont Club 1 T, VWLA State Tournament at W&M 1979 VWLA State Champions Record: 13-5 Postseason: AIAW Nationals, fifth Coach: Joy Archer Mary Washington W, 8-4 Yale L, 5-6 Dartmouth W, 10-0 Piedmont Club L, 2-8 Princeton L, 6-7 Virginia W, 9-3 Longwood W, 21-3 Bridgewater W, 28-1 Richmond W, 19-7 Piedmont Club L, 4-8 James Madison W, James Madison 1 W, 22-6 Virginia 1 W, 15-4 Piedmont Club 1 W, 8-7 vs. Massachusetts 2 L, 8-12 vs. Towson State 2 W, 13-4 vs. Rutgers 2 W, 19-9 vs. Maryland 2 W, VWLA State Tournament at Hollins College; 2-USWLA Nationals at Penn State 1980 VWLA State Champions Record: Postseason: AIAW First Round Coach: Jean Stettler Mary Washington W, 20-1 Longwood W, 24-3 Dartmouth W, 13-3 Bedford (England) L, 7-8 Virginia W, 20-6 Richmond W, 24-3 Hollins W, 13-4 Penn State T, Bridgewater W, 7-4 Virginia Club L, 2-3 James Madison W, 18-4 Old Dominion 1 W, 20-6 Virginia 1 W, 10-4 Virginia Club L, 8-9 vs. Maryland 2 L, 5-8 vs. Pennsylvania 2 L, 6-8 vs. Yale 2 W, 11-7 vs. New Hampshire 2 W, 7-3 at Princeton 2 L, VWLA State Tournament at W&M; 2-US- WLA Nationals at Princeton 1981 Record: 6-5 Coach: Jean Stettler Rutgers W, 16-4 Mary Washington W, 13-2 Virginia L, 6-11 Richmond W, 14-6 at James Madison L, 3-4 Old Dominion W, 7-2 at Penn State L, at West Chester W, 9-8 at Maryland L, 4-22 vs. Virginia 1 W, 10-8 vs. James Madison 1 L, VAIAW State Tournament at Lynchburg 1982 VAIAW State Champions Record: 11-2 Postseason: AIAW Nationals, fifth Coach: Feffie Barnhill vs. Harvard W, 11-7 Old Dominion W, 11-4 at Richmond W, 19-6 James Madison W, 11-8 at Old Dominion W, 8-3 Penn State L, 9-11 at Virginia W, 13-8 Maryland W, 8-4 vs. James Madison 1 W, 11-6 vs. Virginia 1 W, 14-6 vs. Maryland 2 L, 3-7 at West Chester 2 W, 13-5 vs. Harvard 2 W, VAIAW Tournament at Hollins; 2-AIAW Nationals at West Chester 1983 VIL State Champions EAIAW Division I Champions Record: Postseason: NCAA First Round Coach: Feffie Barnhill Princeton W, 8-7 Richmond L, 6-10 at James Madison W, 9-6 Old Dominion W, 9-2 at Penn State L, Virginia L, at Loyola T, 9-9 vs. James Madison 1 W, 13-9 at Virginia 1 W, at Maryland L, 9-14 Northeastern 2 W, 17-8 Dartmouth 2 W, 11-8 Delaware 3 L, VIL Tournament at UVA; 2-EAIAW Championship; 3-NCAA Championship 1984 VIL State Champions Record: 6-8 Coach: Feffie Barnhill Princeton W, 14-4 Yale W, 14-7 at Richmond W, James Madison L, 6-7 at Old Dominion L, 5-9 at Penn State L, 3-23 at Towson State W, 14-9 at Virginia L, Maryland L, 5-6 Loyola L, 7-8 Lehigh L, 9-11 vs. James Madison 1 W, 9-6 vs. Virginia 1 W, 5-3 at Delaware L, VIL Tournament at ODU 1985 Record: 6-7 Coach: Feffie Barnhill Drexel W, 18-5 vs. Harvard L, 5-9 Richmond W, 14-7 Old Dominion W, 14-8 Lynchburg W, 10-4 Penn State L, 5-13 Virginia L, 5-14 at Maryland L, 6-16 vs. Northwestern L, 6-12 at Loyola L, at James Madison W, 10-9 vs. Old Dominion 1 W, 9-5 at James Madison 1 L, SAC Championship at JMU 1986 Record: 7-6 Coach: Feffie Barnhill Northwestern L, 7-10 Bucknell W, 21-3 at Richmond W, 11-9 at Old Dominion W, 11-4 Lynchburg W, 16-5 at Penn State L, 7-9 at Towson State W, 17-5 at Virginia L, Maryland W, Loyola L, 7-9 James Madison L, 8-9 Old Dominion 1 L, 5-6 Richmond 1 W, SAC Championship at W&M 1987 Record: 8-4 Coach: Feffie Barnhill Richmond W, 17-4 at Lynchburg W, 20-1 Penn State W, 9-8 Old Dominion W, 10-3 Bucknell W, 18-5 UMBC W, 10-3 Virginia L,

25 Year-By-Year Results at Maryland L, at Loyola W, 10-9 at James Madison L, 6-8 vs. Old Dominion 1 L, 2-3 vs. James Madison 1 W, SAC Championship at UR 1988 SAC Champions Record: 11-1 Postseason: NCAA First Round Coach: Feffie Barnhill Boston College W, 6-3 Northwestern W, 10-5 at Richmond W, 10-5 at UMBC W, 11-3 at Penn State L, 8-12 at Old Dominion W, 9-6 Loyola W, 10-2 Virginia W, 5-3 Maryland W, 7-6 James Madison W, 8-4 vs. Loyola 1 W, 8-7 vs. James Madison 1 W, 6-5 Harvard 2 L, SAC Championship at UR; 2-NCAA Championship 1989 SAC, ECAC Champions Record: 12-3 Coach: Feffie Barnhill Ursinus W, 8-3 at Temple L, 4-7 Northwestern W, 10-5 Richmond W, 11-6 UMBC W, 14-1 Old Dominion W, 12-3 Penn State L, 5-8 Virginia L, 9-10 at Maryland W, 9-8 at Loyola W, 6-5 at James Madison W, 6-5 vs. Richmond 1 W, 11-3 at Loyola 1 W, 12-5 vs. New Hampshire 2 W, 5-4 vs. Dartmouth 2 W, SAC Championship at Loyola; 2-ECAC Championship 1990 Record: 7-5 Coach: Feffie Barnhill Lafayette W, 7-5 Northwestern W, 16-5 Dartmouth W, 9-2 at Richmond W, 6-4 at Temple L, 7-13 at Old Dominion W, 7-6 at Penn State L, 5-9 at Virginia W, 6-5 Loyola L, 9-10 at James Madison 1 W, 12-5 vs. Loyola 1 L, 3-6 Maryland L, SAC Championship at JMU 1991 SAC Champions Record: 10-4 Coach: Feffie Barnhill at Rutgers W, 12-0 at Lafayette W, 13-6 Richmond W, 8-3 at Temple W, 7-6 Northwestern W, 21-7 William and Mary Lacrosse Old Dominion W, 15-6 Penn State L, 6-9 UMBC W, 13-5 Virginia L, 6-7 at Loyola L, 8-11 James Madison W, 8-5 Richmond 1 W, 12-2 James Madison 1 W, 7-6 at Maryland L, SAC Championship at W&M 1992 CAA Champions Record: 10-4, 4-1 CAA (2nd) Coach: Feffie Barnhill Lafayette W, 10-8 at Richmond* W, 7-2 American* W, 14-0 Dartmouth W, 8-7 at Old Dominion* W, 12-2 at Penn State L, 6-7 at Virginia L, 4-10 Loyola* L, 7-9 at James Madison* W, 8-6 at Delaware W, 13-9 at Villanova W, 14-4 vs. James Madison 1 W, 9-5 vs. Loyola 1 W, 7-5 Maryland L, 6-9 *CAA Games; 1-CAA at ODU 1993 Record: 11-6, 3-2 CAA (3rd) Coach: Feffie Barnhill at Penn W, 14-8 Princeton L, 4-9 Richmond* W, 5-4 Towson State W, 12-7 at Old Dominion* L, 6-7 Penn State W, 11-8 Virginia L, 6-12 at Loyola* L, 7-10 at American* W, 12-3 James Madison* W, 7-6 at Lafayette W, 5-3 at Drexel W, 9-2 at Richmond 1 W, 9-6 vs. Loyola 1 L, 3-18 at Maryland L, 5-16 Delaware* W, 16-9 UMBC W, *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at UR 1994 Record: 11-6, 6-1 CAA (2nd) Postseason: NCAA First Round Coach: Feffie Barnhill Lafayette W, 11-8 at Richmond* W, 6-5 Dartmouth W, 8-6 at Penn State L, 7-11 at Virginia L, 6-12 American* W, 14-2 Loyola* L, 6-7 at James Madison* W, 6-4 George Mason* W, 18-3 Delaware* W, 9-3 Old Dominion* W, 12-2 vs. George Mason 1 W, 17-1 vs. Old Dominion 1 W, 8-6 at Loyola 1 L, 7-8 Maryland L, 3-14 UMBC W, 10-4 at Virginia 2 L, 4-8 *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at Loyola; 2-NCAA Championship 1995 Record: 12-4, 6-1 CAA (Tie-1st) Coach: Feffie Barnhill at St. Joseph s W, 18-4 at Lafayette W, 10-2 Richmond W, 12-3 Shippensburg W, 15-5 Penn State L, 4-5 Virginia W, 7-4 at Loyola* W, 9-8 at American* W, 16-1 James Madison* L, 5-6 at George Mason* W, 16-4 at Delaware* W, at Old Dominion* W, UMBC W, 5-3 vs. George Mason 1 W, 16-3 vs. Old Dominion 1 L, 3-6 at Maryland L, 6-16 *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at AU Record: 10-7, 5-1 CAA (2nd) Postseason: NCAA First Round Coach: Feffie Barnhill at UMBC W, 9-2 at Georgetown L, 5-8 at Penn State L, 5-9 at Virginia L, 3-4 Loyola* L, 7-8 at James Madison* W, 5-4 at Duke W, 14-9 at North Carolina W, 7-6 Old Dominion* W, 9-4 George Mason* W, 8-3 American* W, 15-2 at Richmond* W, at American 1 W, 14-3 vs. Old Dominion 1 W, vs. Loyola 1 L, 5-13 Maryland L, 5-13 at Virginia 2 L, 6-8 *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at American; 2-NCAA Championship 1997 Record: 10-6, 5-1 CAA (2nd) Postseason: NCAA First Round Coach: Feffie Barnhill Georgetown W, 6-3 Penn State W, 9-8 Shippensburg W, 15-0 Virginia L, 6-7 at Loyola* L, 6-16 at James Madison* W, 8-7 North Carolina L, 5-8 Duke W, 9-8 at Old Dominion* W, 11-0 at George Mason* W, 10-4 at American* W, 13-2 Richmond* W, 11-2 Richmond 1 W, 10-4 James Madison 1 L, 8-9 at Maryland L, 9-10 at Loyola 2 L, 2-11 *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at W&M; 2-NCAA Championship 1998 Record: 8-8, 4-2 CAA (3rd) Postseason: NCAA First Round Coach: Feffie Barnhill Princeton L, 5-7 at Penn State W, 8-6 at Georgetown L, 7-12 at Virginia L, 8-11 Loyola* L, 3-8 James Madison* L, at North Carolina W, 11-7 at Duke W, 6-5 Old Dominion* W, 9-6 George Mason* W, 12-7 American* W, 12-8 at Richmond* W, 14-7 at Richmond 1 W, 11-4 vs. James Madison 1 L, Maryland L, 7-16 at James Madison 2 L, 9-15 *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at UR; 2-NCAA Championship 1999 Record: 6-9, 3-3 CAA (Tie-3rd) Coach: Kim Lannon Colgate W, 12-8 Penn State L, Georgetown L, 5-6 Virginia L, 4-10 at Loyola* L, 7-10 at James Madison* L, North Carolina W, 7-5 Duke L, 8-11 at Old Dominion* W, 10-5 at American* W, 14-5 at George Mason* L, 6-7 Richmond* W, at Richmond 1 W, 14-6 vs. Loyola 1 L, Maryland L, 4-14 *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at UR 2000 Record: 6-9, 3-3 CAA (4th) Coach: Tara Brown vs. Davidson (Orlando, Fla.) W, 14-8 George Mason* L, 6-13 at Georgetown L, 3-12 at Penn State L, at Virginia L, 3-15 Loyola L, 9-13 James Madison* L, 7-16 Duke L, 9-18 Old Dominion* W, at American* W, 18-7 at Richmond* W, 12-4 vs. Old Dominion 1 W, 10-9 vs. James Madison 1 L, 8-14 Maryland L, 5-13 UMBC W, *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at UR 2001 Record: 9-7, 5-1 CAA (2nd) Postseason: NCAA First Round Coach: Tara Brown Virginia W, at Penn W, 9-8 at Johns Hopkins W, 11-8 Georgetown L, 7-9 at Loyola* L, 7-14 at James Madison* W, at Duke L, 3-16 at Old Dominion* W, 12-8 American* W, 15-2 at Maryland L, 5-17 at George Mason* W, Richmond* W, 16-3 vs. James Madison 1 L, 4-5 Davidson W, 17-7 at Loyola 2 L, 7-15 *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at UR; 2-NCAA Championship 23

26 All-Time Series Records 2002 Record: 6-11, 4-4 CAA (Tie-4th) Coach: Tara Brown at Virginia L, Connecticut W, Johns Hopkins L, 9-11 Duke L, 7-11 at Penn State L, 8-10 James Madison* W, 10-6 Loyola* L, 8-12 at Towson* L, 7-8 Delaware* W, 8-6 Old Dominion* L, 6-12 at Hofstra* L, 9-15 at Drexel* W, 18-3 Maryland L, George Mason* W, at Georgetown L, vs. George Mason 1 L, 7-8 Virginia Tech W, *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at Richmond, VA 2003 Record: 3-13, 2-5 CAA (6th) Coach: Tara Brown Virginia L, 6-21 Georgetown L, at Johns Hopkins L, 7-12 at Duke L, 5-14 Penn State L, 7-13 at James Madison* L, 9-12 Davidson W, 14-3 at Old Dominion* L, at George Mason* L, 5-15 Richmond L, at Hofstra* L, 7-14 at Maryland L, 6-21 Delaware* L, Drexel* W, 18-8 at Loyola L, 2-12 at Towson* W, *CAA Games 2004 Record: 10-8, 4-3 CAA (Tie-3rd) Coach: Tara Brown California W, 12-7 George Washington W, 13-9 at Richmond L, (OT) at Penn State W, (OT) at Georgetown L, 3-18 at UMBC W, 17-6 at Virginia L, 8-16 Loyola L, 8-12 at James Madison* L, 8-11 George Mason* W, 10-6 at Drexel* W, 13-9 at Hofstra* W, 9-8 Towson* L, Delaware* W, Old Dominion* L, at Davidson W, 19-9 vs. Towson 1 W, at James Madison 1 L, (OT) *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at JMU 2005 Record: 8-8, 4-3 CAA (Tie-4th) Coach: Tara Brown at George Washington L, at Duke L, 8-17 Richmond W, 17-6 Penn State W, Georgetown L, 7-15 UMBC W, 19-9 at Virginia L, 7-16 at Longwood L, 8-9 James Madison* W, 11-7 at George Mason* L, 7-12 Drexel* W, 16-4 Hofstra* W, 11-9 at Towson* L, 4-11 at Delaware* L, 8-13 at Old Dominion* W, Davidson W, 20-3 *CAA Games 2006 Record: 10-7, 5-2 CAA (Tie Second) Coach: Tara Brown at Longwood W, 18-6 Boston W, at Richmond L, 9-13 at Penn State W, at Georgetown L, 3-13 at UMBC W, Virginia L, 5-16 George Washington W, Delaware* W, 9-8 Towson* L, George Mason* W, at James Madison* W, 12-6 at Hofstra* L, 8-10 at Drexel* W, 18-8 Duke L, 8-19 Old Dominion* W, vs. Hofstra 1 L, 9-12 *CAA Games; 1-CAA Championship at JMU Notes - In 1983, Madison College became James Madison University. Delaware was an adjunct member of the CAA for lacrosse from , before joining the league as a full-time member in Club teams are included in year-by-year results, but not alltime series records. All-Time Series Records Opponent Record First Last American Bedford (England) Boston Boston College Bridgewater Brockport Brown Bucknell California Colgate Connecticut Dartmouth Davidson Delaware Drexel Duke George Mason Georgetown George Washington Harvard Hofstra Hollins James Madison Johns Hopkins Lafayette Lehigh Longwood Loyola Lynchburg Maryland UMBC Mary Washington Massachusetts New Hampshire North Carolina Northeastern Northwestern Old Dominion Penn Penn State Princeton Rhode Island Richmond Roanoke Rutgers Shippensburg St. Joseph s Sweet Briar Temple Towson Ursinis Villanova Virginia Virginia Tech West Chester Yale Opponents in Bold

27 Postseason History Year-by-Year Postseason Results 1979 AIAW Fifth Place USWLA at Penn State L, Massachusetts, 8-12, first round W, Towson State, 13-4, consolations W, Rutgers, 19-9, consolations W, Maryland, 6-5, fifth place (Left) Dana Hooper scored 35 goals in 1982 to lead W&M to its third appearance in the AIAW National Tournament in four years AIWA National Tournament at Princeton L, Princeton, 7-8, first round AIAW Fifth Place AIAW National Tournament at West Chester L, Maryland, 3-7, first round W, West Chester, 13-5, consolations W, Harvard, 6-5, fifth place NCAA First Round at Delaware L, Delaware, 7-11 NCAA First Round at W&M L, Harvard, 6-7 ECAC Champions ECAC Championship W, New Hampshire, 5-4, semifinals W, Dartmouth, 9-6, championship (Above) W&M hosted Harvard in an NCAA First Round game in 1988 at Cary Field, now Zable Stadium. (Left) Joanna Lignelli tallied 15 goals and 23 assists in 1994 leading W&M to a 11-6 overall mark and an atlarge berth to the NCAA Tournament. Lignelliʼs assist total still stands as the sixth-best season total in school history NCAA First Round at Virginia L, Virginia, 4-8 NCAA First Round at Virginia L, Virginia, 6-8 (Right) The 1996 team went 10-6 in the regular season with wins at Duke and North Carolina and posted a 5-1 CAA record to earn a NCAA at-large bid NCAA First Round at Loyola L, Loyola, 2-11 NCAA First Round at James Madison L, James Madison, 9-15 NCAA First Round at Loyola L, Loyola, 7-15 William and Mary Lacrosse (Left) In Tara Brownʼs second season as head coach, the 2001 squad picked up regular-season wins over Virginia, Johns Hopkins and JMU en route to a 9-6 regular season record and the Tribeʼs last NCAA Tournament berth. 25

28 The Record Book Career Points Rank Name Years Games Goals Assists* Points 1. Pixie Hamilton Morgan Watkins Colleen Dalon Danielle Gallagher Dani Vissers Betsy Frick Lisa Miller Lindsey Lowman Julie Duff Tara Hannaford W&M CAREER GOAL SCORING LEADERS Rank Name Years Games Goals 1. Pixie Hamilton Colleen Dalon Ginny Ramsey Betsy Frick Lisa Miller Tara Hannaford Dani Vissers Claire Lowrie Danielle Gallagher Julie Duff W&M CAREER ASSISTS LEADERS Rank Name Years Games Assists 1. Morgan Watkins Lindsey Lowman Danielle Gallagher Colleen Dalon Amy Pugno Mandy Longstreth Cheryl Boehringer Dani Vissers Jessica Austin Whitney Thayer Assist records include only 1980 to present Goals Assists Goalkeeping Records* Career Goals Against Average Rank Name Years Games Goals Allowed Saves Save% GAA 1. Carlen Sellers Kelly Berner Cindy Heldt Lisa Dixon Vikki Bovoso Sarah Witkowski Mary Danz Sue Scott Lydia Calnan Jacque Orsi Lindsey Lowman (ʻ01) shares the W&M career assists record (70) and ranks eighth in career points (141). W&M SEASON GOAL SCORING LEADERS Rank Name Year Games Goals 1. Pixie Hamilton Claire Lowrie Pixie Hamilton Pixie Hamilton Colleen Dalon Colleen Dalon Pixie Hamilton Tara Hannaford Whitney Thayer Tara Hannaford Dani Vissers W&M SEASON ASSISTS LEADERS Rank Name Year Games Assists 1. Lindsey Lowman Amy Pugno Danielle Gallagher Pixie Hamilton Debbie Reed Morgan Watkins Joanna Lignelli Colleen Dalon Lindsey Lowman Betsy Frick Season Save Percentage Rank 1. Name Vikki Bovoso Year 1982 Games 13 Goals Allowed 80 GAA 6.15 Saves 148 Save% Sarah Witkowski Vikki Bovoso Lisa Dixon Sarah Witkowski Kelly Berner Sarah Witkowski Carlen Sellers Carlen Sellers Kelly Berner Sarah Witkowski (ʻ95), the 1995 CAA Player of the Year, ranks sixth on the W&M career goals against average chart. *Note - Goalie records include only 1977 and 1980 to present (at least 10 games played)

29 National and Conference Awards All-America or National Team 1977 Ginny Ramsey (US team to England) 1978 Pixie Hamilton (US Reserve Squad) 1979 Pixie Hamilton (US team to England) 1981 Julie Duff (US Squad) 1982 Whitney Thayer (1st) Dana Hooper (1st) Basia Deren (US Reserve) Julie Duff (US Squad) Lisa Fuccella (US Squad) 1983 Dana Hooper (1st) Basia Deren (1st) Julie Duff (US Squad) Whitney Thayer (2nd) Lisa Fuccella (US Squad) 1984 Julie Duff (1st & US Reserve) Chris Paradis (2nd & US Reserve) Mary Pat Kurtz (2nd & US Reserve) 1985 Mary Pat Kurtz (1st & US Squad) Chris Paradis (US Squad) 1986 Mary Pat Kurtz (1st & US Squad) W&M Athlete of the Year Lisa Miller (HM) Chris Paradis (US Squad) Julie Duff (US Squad, US World Cup Team) 1987 Lisa Miller (1st & US Squad) W&M Athlete of the Year Sue Shafritz (1st) Mary Pat Kurtz Stone (US Squad, U23 Touring Team) Chris Paradis (US Squad) 1988 Sue Shafritz (1st) Danielle Gallagher (1st, US Squad) Margie Vaughan (1st) Lisa Miller (US Squad) Chris Paradis (US Squad) 1989 Danielle Gallagher (1st, US Reserve and World Cup) Margie Vaughan (1st & US Squad) Linda Tait (US Squad) Chris Paradis (US Squad) Lisa Miller (World Cup Team) 1990 Linda Tait (1st, US Squad) Lydia Donley (2nd) Danielle Gallagher (US Reserve, US Touring Team to Canada) Chris Paradis (US Squad) 1991 Cheryl Boehringer (1st) Danielle Gallagher (US Reserve) Sally Ihrig (1st) Karin Brower (HM, US team vs. England) 1992 Karin Brower (1st) Lydia Donley (2nd) Chris Paradis (US Squad) 1993 Erin Woodfield (1st) Julie McGravey (2nd) Chris Paradis (World Cup Team) Danielle Gallagher (World Cup Team) Karin Brower (US Squad) 1994 Erin Woodfield (1st) Amy Giello (3rd, US Squad) Sarah Witkowski (HM) Karin Brower (US Squad) 1995 Karin Brower (US Squad) Amy Giello (2nd, US Squad) Sarah Witkowski (3rd) Amy Umbach (3rd) 1996 Danielle Gallagher (US Touring Team) Amy Giello (1st, US Squad) Jeanne Lekin (3rd) Mandy Longstreth (3rd) 1997 Lisa Dixon (1st) National Goalkeeper of the Year Mandy Longstreth (1st) Jeanne Lekin (2nd) Danielle Gallagher (World Cup Team) 1998 Lindsay Rademaker (1st) Jeanne Lekin (2nd) 1999 Kim Fabel (3rd) Danielle Gallagher (World Cup Team) 2001 Lindsey Lowman (1st) Tara Hannaford (3rd) Kim Fabel (3rd) Danielle Gallagher (World Cup Team) 2003 Danielle Gallagher (US Elite Squad) 2004 Danielle Gallagher (US Elite Squad) 2005 Danielle Gallagher (World Cup Team) 2006 Allison Evans (US Elite Squad) Lisa Dixon was a First Team All-American in 1997 and was named the National Goalkeeper of the Year Karin Brower (1st Team) CAA Co-Player of Year Lydia Donley (1st) CAA Tourney MVP Kelly Berner (2nd) 1993 Erin Woodfield (1st) Julie McGravey (1st) Kim Orie (1st) Hylah Boyd (2nd) 1994 Erin Woodfield (1st) Hylah Boyd (2nd) Amy Giello (2nd) Amy Umbach (2nd) Sarah Witkowski (2nd) 1995 Sarah Witkowski (1st) CAA Player of the Year Amy Giello (1st) Amy Umbach (1st) Dina Pascarelli (2nd) Holly Ventura (2nd) Ronya Walker (2nd) 1996 Amy Giello (1st) Lisa Dixon (2nd) Jeanne Lekin (2nd) Mandy Longstreth (2nd) William and Mary Lacrosse W&M s All-Time All-CAA Selections 1997 Mandy Longstreth (1st) Jeanne Lekin (1st) Dani Vissers (2nd) Lisa Dixon (2nd) Lindsay Rademaker (2nd) Gretchen Bourland (2nd) 1998 Lindsay Rademaker (1st) CAA Player of the Year Jeanne Lekin (1st) Trish Griffith (2nd) Dani Vissers (2nd) 1999 Stuart Cawthorn (1st) Mary Beth Noel (1st) Dani Vissers (1st) Kim Fabel (2nd) Meghan Schneider (2nd) CAA Rookie of the Year 2000 Tara Hannaford (1st) Amy Pugno (1st) Jacque Orsi (2nd) Lindsey Sukay (2nd) Eganne Wolfington (2nd) 2001 Kim Fabel (1st) Defensive Player of the Year Lindsey Lowman (1st) Tara Hannaford (1st) 2002 Colette Chaput (2nd) Meghan Schneider (2nd) Lauren Nelson (2nd) Allison Evans (2nd) 2003 Lauren Work (1st) Allison Evans (2nd) Morgan Watkins (2nd) Nicole Lewis (2nd) 2004 Morgan Watkins (1st) Colleen Dalon (2nd) Morgan Lang (2nd) 2005 Colleen Dalon (1st) Becca Hall (2nd) Morgan Lang (2nd) Morgan Watkins (2nd) Ashley Bolton (Rookie) 2006 Colleen Dalon (1st) Emily Vitrano (1st) Kristen Wong (1st) Morgan Lang (2nd) Colleen Dalon (ʻ06) was a three-time All-CAA selection, including back-toback first-team citations as a junior and senior. Dalon is third on the W&M career scoring list with 183 points. 27

30 Tribe Lacrosse Alumni Karin Brower Brower (ʻ92) was named the CAA Player of the Year and a First-Team All-American in 1992, when she guided W&M to its only CAA Championship. Brower, now in her eighth year as the head lacrosse coach at Penn (right), was inducted into the W&M Athletics Hall of Fame in the spring of Mary Pat Kurtz Kurtz (ʻ86) was a three-time All- American and was named the W&M Athlete of the Year in Lisa Miller A First-Team All-American and the W&M Athlete of the Year in 1987, Miller (ʻ87) ranks seventh on the Collegeʼs career points list (145) and fourth on the schoolʼs career goals list (118). She started the Syracuse womenʼs lacrosse program in 1998 and led the Orange (left) to five NCAA appearances in her first eight seasons. Miller was elected to the W&M Athletics Hall of Fame in Danielle Gallagher Gallagher (ʻ89) was a member of three IFWLA gold medal-winning US World Cup teams (1993, 1997, 2001) and a member of the US Elite Team from 1993 to A two-time All-American at W&M, Gallagher was inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame in (John Strohsacker photo). Meghan Schneider Lindsay Rademaker Rademaker (ʻ98) was named the CAA Player of the Year and a First-Team All-American in She was a three-time all-conference selection and was a member of three NCAA Tournament teams at the College. Kim Fabel Amy Bokker Bokker (ʻ95), formerly Umbach, the current head coach of CAArival George Mason, was a twotime All-CAA selection at the College and a Third-Team All- American in Schneider was named the CAA Rookie of the Year and second-team all-conference in She was also named Second-Team All-CAA in 2002 as a senior. Fabel (ʻ01) was a two-time All- American and a two-time All-CAA selection. She was named the CAA Defensive Player of the Year in 2001 and is the only Tribe defender to receive the award. Alison Evans Evans (ʻ03) was a two-time allconference performer, earning Second-Team All-CAA honors as a junior and senior. In the summer of 2006, Evans earned a spot on the U.S. National Elite Team.

31 Page Headline Here William & Mary A College of Champions NCAA Championships (2) Men s Tennis (2) 1947, 1948 CAA Championships (87) Baseball (1) 2001 Men s Cross Country (14) 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Women s Cross Country (14) 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Men s Golf (1) 1985 Women s Lacrosse (1) 1992 Men s Soccer (6) 1983, 1987, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000 Women s Soccer (9) 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003 Women s Swimming and Diving (1) 2007 Men s Tennis (3) 1988, 1990, 2005 Women s Tennis (18) 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005 Men s Track and Field (4) 1992, 1993, 2003, 2004 Women s Track and Field (6) 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Volleyball (8) 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 2001 Atlantic 10 Football Championships (3) 1996, 2001, 2004 ECAC Championships (7) Men s Gymnastics (3) 1992, 1994, 2006 Women s Gymnastics (4) 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003 Southern Conference Championships (48) Men s Cross Country (15) 1955, 1956, 1957, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 Football (4) 1942, 1947, 1966, 1970 Men s Soccer (1) 1976 Men s Indoor Track and Field (11) 1957, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 Men s Outdoor Track and Field (12) 1957, 1958, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 Wrestling (5) 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1977 Athletic Success A charter member of the CAA 1986, W&M has been the CAA s most successful program over the past two decades. The year was another banner season for the College, as it added three more conference titles. The Tribe has now captured 84 total CAA Championships since 1986, over 30 more than the closest rival. Individually, women s tennis standout Megan Moulton- Levy earned All-America honors after advancing to the Final Four of the NCAA Singles Tournament. Academic Excellence The Tribe s athletic accomplishments do not come at the expense of its student s academic responsibilities, as W&M ranked fourth, the highest of any scholarship-granting school and of any public university, in the nation among institutions with two or more Division I teams when the NCAA released its inaugural Academic Progress Rate scores in March of This year, the NCAA specifically listed 18 W&M athletic squads as recipients of its public recognition award for Since 1992, 36 Tribe athletes have been designated Academic All-Americans, including Keith Bechtol, who was a third team selection in the spring, and since 1996, 39 student-athletes have been members of Phi Beta Kappa. In , the CAA created a Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award in each of its 21 sports, and not surprisingly, William and Mary William has set the pace and with 18. Mary Lacrosse In addition, three of William and Mary s five Rhodes scholars participated in varsity sports. 29

32 Page Headline Here For more than 300 years, William and Mary has been a symbol of academic distinction in America. Now, in its fourth century, the College is prepared to educate the leaders of the 21st century. The College of William and Mary was founded in 1693 by King William III and Queen Mary II of England. Four Presidents of the United States received their education at the College - George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe and John Tyler. William and Mary was the first college to institute an honor code of conduct. The premier academic society, Phi Beta Kappa, was founded by William and Mary students in The Society of the Alumni, founded in 1842, is the sixth oldest alumni group in the nation. Now the College is designated as a Public Ivy, and ranks sixth among all public universities (U.S. News and World Report). W&M Facts W&M is the best small public university in the nation, according to an analysis by U.S. News and World Report. W&M ranked sixth among all public universities in the analysis. W&M ranked 31st overall among the nation s best universities. W&M ranked 16th in graduation rates, and second among public universities. The average freshman retention rate is 94%. The 2005 average incoming freshman SAT score was The College s student/faculty ratio is 12/1. Over 42% of the classes at W&M have less than 20 students. The maximum enrollment for freshman seminars is 15 students. Over 20,000 internships are posted on the school s web site. 10,610 high school students applied for 1,340 spots in the freshman class for the school year. 75% of W&M graduates who apply to medical school are accepted, compared to a national average of 50%. 79% of W&M graduates who apply to law school are accepted, compared to a national average of 60%. Over 79% of freshmen at W&M were in the top 10% of their high school graduating class.

33 Page Headline Here Athletics Department Goals We take pride in the many achievements of William and Mary athletes, both in the classroom and on the playing field. These support services and many others are in place to help each student-athlete achieve their goals. It is our hope that at the completion of their undergraduate career they can reflect upon: 1. An academic experience that prepared them for a successful career. 2. An athletic challenge that brought many rewards. 3. A feeling of loyalty and pride in identifying themselves as a varsity athlete with a degree from The College of William and Mary. Sports Psychology Deidre Connelly, Ph.D., is the College s full-time sports psychologist. All consultations are confidential and all student-athletes, teams or coaches are welcome regardless of the issues they wish to discuss. Consultation is available for sport psychology education, performance enhancement skills training, strategies for dealing with stress or injury, or for personal issues that may affect performance. Compliance and Academic Support As members of the Colonial Athletic Association and the NCAA, the College is committed to full compliance with all NCAA and conference regulations. The department has a full-time Director of Compliance, Pamela Mason, who is committed to assisting students, staff and coaches through education and monitoring of compliance issues. All entering students are assigned to a faculty academic advisor by the director of Academic Advising. Students remain with this advisor until their sophomore year, at which time they select a faculty advisor in their chosen major. The department offers a variety of study, life and career building skills programs, but holds firm to the concept of self-determination each student must take responsibility for his or her collegiate experience. Our goal is to assure that there is a support system in place to assist students to make positive and informed decisions. Speed, Strength and Conditioning Tribe Athletics is very proud of the Joseph W. Montgomery Strength Training Center, a 5,000 square foot weight training facility. Under the guidance of the Head Speed, Strength and Conditioning Coach John Sauer, each sport is provided with a program designed to enhance individual strength and flexibility development specific to the skills and movements required for their sport. Individuals are educated on proper lifting techniques and workouts are monitored to ensure safety at all times. The weight room was upgraded in the spring of 2006, primarily with new Power Lift and Sorinex equipment. The room now contains 16,000 pounds of free weights, over 7,000 pounds of dumbbells and 6,000 pounds of rubber bumper plates. In addition, it has 24 custom-built Olympic platforms, 18 multipurpose power racks and a fully-equipped plyometric area. William and Mary Lacrosse Sports Medicine The Division of Sports Medicine provides a comprehensive health care program for the department of intercollegiate athletics. The staff consists of Assistant Athletics Director for Health Services, Steve Cole, a team physician, seven full-time certified athletic trainers, two graduate assistant athletic trainers and medical specialists from the local community. The team physician has overall responsibility for supervision of the sports medicine program. Tribe athletes have the luxury of rehabilitating and treating injuries in a state-of-the-art athletic training facility. The priority for the athletic training staff is to enhance and ensure lines of communication and cooperation among its staff, student-athletes, parents, coaches, the Student Health Center and involved medical specialists.

34 The College of William and Mary and its student-athletes take a great deal of pride in the quality of its athletic facilities. Over the last several years, the College has bolstered its lineup of venues to match the success that the Tribe has shown in the athletic arena, which has been unmatched in the Colonial Athletic Association. William and Mary boasts some of the finest athletic arenas in the nation, from its newest venue, Albert-Daly Field, to the oldest, Walter J. Zable Stadium at Cary Field, a campus landmark since The College is committed to providing the student-athlete the most enjoyable and rewarding atmosphere possible. Albert-Daly Field Home of the Tribe men s and women s soccer and lacrosse teams Made possible by a generous grant from Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ukrop Natural grass playing surface Named after longtime soccer coaches Al Albert and John Daly Busch Courts Home of the Tribe tennis teams for the outdoor season Eight individual hard court surfaces Features California Corners, a unique design that includes quarter fences that run along the sidelines to allow uninterrupted play Stadium seating for approximately 500 State of the art lighting for night matches Busch Turf Field Home of the Tribe s field hockey team Made possible by a generous grant from Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Playing surface is a unique combination of a poured pad with AstroTurf playing surface Seats over 2,200 State-of-the-art computerized lighting and an elevated press box McCormack-Nagelsen Tennis Center Home of the Tribe s tennis teams Six indoor courts Houses the ITA Women s Tennis Hall of Fame Mezzanine and stadium seating areas Built with a gift from W&M graduate Mark McCormack and his wife Betsy Nagelsen State-of-the-art lighting and scoreboard Plumeri Park Home of the Tribe baseball program Made possible by a generous grant from Joe Plumeri Seating for over 1,000 Indoor and outdoor batting cages Lighting for night games Locker room, box seats and concessions Kaplan Arena at Willan and Mary Hall Home of the Tribe s basketball, gymnastics and volleyball teams and the ticket box office Seats over 8,500 Three-level building includes 12 locker room areas, a spacious training room, 5,000 square foot weight room and gymnastics training center The concourse and lower levels house administrative and coaching staff offices Zable Stadium Home of the Tribe s football and track and field teams Campus landmark since 1935 Seating for more than 12,000 Field Turf surface was installed in summer of 2006 Permanent lighting was installed in 2005 Brand new state-of-the-art track around the field scheduled for completion in spring 2006 Joseph Montgomery football practice facility is located adjacent to the stadium

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