2014 Sacred Heart Field Hockey

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1 2014 Sacred Heart Field Hockey MAAC Conference Tournament General Information Location:...Fairfield, Connecticut Founded: Enrollment:...3,700 President:... Dr. John J. Petillo Executive Director of Athletics:...Bobby Valentine Deputy Director of Athletics:... Brad Hurlbut Sr. Associate AD/SWA...Meghan Miller Affiliation:... NCAA Division I Colors:...Red (Pantone Red 200 C) & White Nickname:...Pioneers Coaching Staff Head Coach:...Katie Kloeckener (Ball State 08) Career Record: , 3rd year Record at SHU:...Same Office: Assistant Coach:...Hannah Boyer (Indiana 14) Athletic Communications Associate AD/External Affairs:...Chris O Connor Athletic Communications GA/FH Contact:...Zachary Durham Office: Cell: durhamz@mail.sacredheart.edu Assistant Director:...Katie Sullivan Assistant Director:...Mike Haase Web:... SacredHeartPioneers.com Facebook:... Sacred Heart University Pioneers Twitter:...@SHUBigRed Instagram:...SHUBigRed 2014 Schedule Date Opponent Time/Result Aug. 29 VILLANOVA W 2-1 OT Aug. 31 at Rutgers L, 5-3 Sept. 5 vs. Hofstra L, 3-2 Sept. 6 at Yale W, 3-2 Sept.12 SAINT LOUIS W, 3-1 Sept. 14 at Holy Cross W, 2-0 Sept. 19 at Fairfield L, 4-1 Sept. 21 at Brown L, 2-1 OT Sept. 27 at Lock Haven W, 2-1 Sept. 28 at Lehigh L, 4-2 Oct. 4 vs. Maine L, 3-1 Oct. 5 at Vermont W, 3-1 Oct. 12 BRYANT* W, 2-1 OT Oct. 19 MONMOUTH* L, 2-0 Oct. 24 at Siena* W, 1-0 Oct. 26 RIDER* W, 2-1 Oct. 31 at Quinnipiac* L, 1-0 Nov. 7 vs. Monmouth# 1:30 PM Nov. 9 MAAC Championship# 11:00 AM Home Matches in Bold Caps * - MAAC Conference Match # MAAC Tournament Setting the Scene... The Sacred Heart University field hockey team will begin postseason play on Friday at 1:30 pm as it travels to Monmouth to face the top-seeded Hawks in semifinal action of the 2014 MAAC Conference Tournament. The winner will faceoff against the victor of the other semifinal matchup, which features second-seeded Rider against third-seeded Quinnipiac, in the Final on Sunday at 11 am. Back in the Postseason... Sacred Heart is participating in the postseason for the first time since 2008 when it was a member of the Northeast Conference. It was the eighth straight year that SHU had qualified for the NEC Tournament. The third-seeded Pioneers fell to second-seeded Rider 2-0 in the Semifinals. Winning Ways... Sacred Heart s nine wins this year are the most the program has had since 2006 when it went was also the last time SHU ended the season with a winning record. Conference Champions...SHU last won a postseason conference title in 2005, defeating Rider in the NEC final. Regular Season... The Pioneers finished the regular season at 9-8, including a 3-2 record in MAAC play. They come into the tournament having won four of their last six. Last time out... SHU dropped its season finale to Quinnipiac. The lone goal of the game came in the 48th minute. Sacred Heart held the advantage of shots 16-9, including a 9-2 edge in the first half, but only forced Conaboy to make four saves. Altepeter made four saves, while Rachel Claroni added a defensive save in the defeat. Pioneer Leaders... Liz Bergman and Christine Mace lead the Pioneers with 14 points each, as they have both scored five goals and tallied four assists. Coming on Strong... Much of Bergman s statistical success has come in MAAC play where she has scored three of her five goals, including a conference-high two game-winners against Siena and Rider. Strong in Net... Mary Altepeter has been in net for all of the Pioneers 17 matches on the year posting a 9-8 record. She ranks first in MAAC play with a.96 GAA and second

2 with a.783 save percentage. On the year, her 1.83 GAA ranks second in the conference. Scouting the Hawks... Regular Season Champion Monmouth (11-7, 4-1 MAAC) comes into the contest on a four-game winning streak. They most recently defeated Bryant 4-0 on Sunday. Monmouth leads the MAAC in nearly every offensive category, including scoring 3.8 goals per game in the conference play. Senior Trish O Dwyer leads both the Hawks and the MAAC in points, goals, assists, and shots with 43, 16, 11, and 94. Her.89 goals per game ranks eighth in the NCAA. Fellow senior Amanda Schoenfeld is second in the MAAC in points and goals with 31and 12, and third in the conference in assists with seven. Freshman Meg Donahue ranks both third in both points and goals with 22 points and 10 goals. Goalkeeper Christen Piersanti posted a 10-5 record on the year with a conference-high three shutouts. Her 1.04 GAA in conference ranks second behind Altepeter. Last Time vs. Monmouth... The Hawks shutout SHU 2-0 when the teams met on October 19. That game was the first of Monmouth s current four-game winning streak. Donahue scored both goals, in the 33rd and 44th minute, from passes from O Dwyer. After an even first-half in which the Hawks outshot the Pioneers 6-5 and SHU held a 5-3 edge in penalty corners, Monmouth was dominant in the second frame holding a 14-3 advantage in both shots and penalty corners. SHU s best opportunity to score came in the tenth minute when a penalty stroke ricocheted off of the post. Offensive Mindset... Monmouth and Sacred Heart rank first and second in the MAAC in goals per game, shots per game, and corners per game. Scouting Rider... Rider (10-8, 3-2) ended the season losing three of their last five games, including a 2-0 defeat vs. Siena on Sunday. The Broncs lead the MAAC in GAA allowing only 1.78 goals-per-game this season. Rider ranks third in the conference behind Monmouth and SHU in goals, shots, and corners per game. Goalkeeper Joelle Prettyman leads the conference with a 1.74 GAA. Offensively they are led by Dezarae Fillmyer and Allison Baligain. Fillmyer ranks sixth in the MAAC with 16 points on six goals and four assists. Baligian ranks sixth in goals, with seven on the year. Melyssa Alonso is tied for the conference lead with two game-winners in MAAC play. Last time vs. Rider... Sacred Heart defeated Rider 2-1 when the two teams met on October 26. All three goals came in the first half. After Liz Bergman opened in the seventh minute, Fillmyer equalized less than five minutes later. Bergman then scored the game-winner three minutes from the break. Sacred Heart outshot the Broncs 18-5 on the day and held an 11-5 advantage in penalty corners. Prettyman recorded nine saves in the defeat, while Altepeter only needed to save two shots, both of which came in the second half. Scouting Quinnipiac... Quinnipiac (8-10, 3-2) comes into the tournament on a two-game winning streak. The Bobcats defeated Villanova 4-2 on Sunday in non-conference action. Quinnipiac ranks second in goals per game in MAAC play with 1.6. Danielle Allan leads the Bobcat offense as her 20 points and eight goals both rank fifth in the conference. Savanna Reily s six goals ranks seventh in the MAAC. In net, Megan Conaboy has started all 18 games, posting a 8-10 record with a 2.18 GAA, as well as a conference-high three shutouts. Last time vs. Quinnipiac... SHU and Quinnipiac both played their final conference game of the 2014 season on Friday, October 31 as Quinnipiac shutout the Pioneers 1-0. The lone goal was scored by Gemma Cirera in the 48th minute. Sacred Heart held the advantage of shots 16-9, including a 9-2 edge in the first half, but only forced Conaboy to make four saves. Altepeter made four saves, while Rachel Claroni added a defensive save in the defeat. Players of the Week: -Pioneers have been honored by the MAAC six times over the course of the year: September 2 - Danielle Gallagher (Offensive) September 16- Mary Altepeter (Defensive) September 16 - Olivia Volpee (Rookie) September 30 - Lauren Lawson (Rookie) October 28 - Liz Bergman (Offensive) October 28 - Mary Altepeter (Defensive) Led by Liz: - Liz Bergman either leads SHU or is tied for the team lead in goals, assists, points, shots, shots on goals, and game-winning goals as she has started all 17 games for the Pioneers in She ranks in the top nine in the MAAC in points, goals, assists, shots, and game-winners. - Her 90 total shots and 27 shots in conference trail only Trish O Dwyer from Monmouth for most in the MAAC - Her three game-winners on the year are second to Monmouth s Amanda Schoenfeld who has four. - Bergman has recorded at least one shot in each game this season. She posted a season high 15 vs. Saint Louis on September Her six points and three goals both rank fourth in conference play. Watch out for Mace: - Mace ranks in the top nine in the MAAC in points, goals, and assists.

3 - She is tied for Bergman for the team-lead in goals, assists, and points, and is second with 25 shots and 20 shots on goal, while starting all 17 games this year. - Mace s five goals came in the first nine games of the season for SHU. She has not scored since September 27 in Sacred Heart s 2-1 win over Lock Haven. Denied byaltepeter: - Altepeter has allowed one goal or fewer in five of her past six games. - The only team to scored more than one goal against Altepeter in a MAAC contest has been Monmouth who scored two. - Her season-high in saves came on September 8 at Yale as she recorded 13 in the Pioneers 3-2 win. - Altepeter has blanked two opponents this year; Holy Cross on September 14 and Siena on October 24. Penalized by Sarah: - Sarah Bergman has scored three goals on the year and has started in all 17 games for SHU. All three goals have come by way of the penalty stroke, including an overtime game-winner vs. Bryant in the SHU s MAAC opener on October 12. Bergman is 3-4 in penalty strokes on the year. - Bergman has also dished out two assists on the year, including one during her three-point effort at Lehigh on September 28. -Her two defensive saves rank second on the team. Claroni Does it all: -Along with Sarah Bergman, Rachel Claroni is the only other Pioneer to record a defensive save, goal, and assist, as she has started in all 17 games in Her three defensive saves rank first on the team. - Claroni is also fourth on the team in shots with 19 and third on the team in assists with three. -Her goal came on September 5 at Hofstra. Defensive Anchors: - Nichole Dobachesky and Jackie Delannoy have anchored the Pioneer defense all season as each has started all 17 games on the back line. - Both have recorded one defensive save. - Delannoy recorded her first shot of the year in SHU s season finale at Quinnipiac. Gallagher s Hot Start: - Danielle Gallagher earned er of the Week honors the first week of the season after scoring three goals in her first two games, including the game-winning goal in SHU s season-opening 2-1 victory over Villanova in OT. - Her lone assist on the year came at Yale on September 8. - Gallagher scored SHU s first MAAC goal of 2014 as she opened the scoring vs. Bryant on October Gallagher has started all 17 of SHU s games in Harrison is Efficient: - All five of Lauren Harrison s shots this year have been on goal with four of them finding the back of the net. - Three of her four goals came in a four-game stretch from August 31 to September 12, including scoring in back-toback games on August 31 at Rutgers and September 5 vs. Yale. - Her last goal came October 4 vs. Maine. -Dished out her only assist in 2-0 win over Holy Cross on September 14 - Started in 9 of her 17 appearances Granito s Career Day: - Nicole Granito s only two goals on the year came in an October 5 win at Vermont. They were the sophomore s first career goals. - Granito has appeared in 16 out of 17 games. Game-Winning Freshman: - Three of Olivia Volpe s and Lauren Lawson s four goals on the year have been game-winners. - Both of Lawson s two goals have been game-winners as she secured Pioneer victories on September 8 at Yale and September 27 at Lock Haven. - Lawson also assisted on the game-winning goal Liz Bergman scored against Rider on October 26. -Lawson has started in four of her 15 appearances. - Volpe s game winner game came on September 12 vs. Saint Louis. -Volpe also scored on September 21 at Brown. - All three of Volpe s shots this year have been on net. - Volpe has appeared in 12 of the Pioneers 17 games Lowndes Career Firsts: - Senior Kylee Lowndes registered both her first career goal and assist this year in back-to-back games. The assist came on September 5 at Hofstra, while the goal was scored in SHU s 3-2 victory over Yale. - Lonwdes has started in 13 of her 17 appearances. Rookie Impact: - Nichole Tolli leads all freshman and is tied fourth on the team with 19 shots as she has started all 17 games for the Pioneers in She has scored one goal and one assist, with the goal coming on September 28 at Lehigh, and the assist occurring at Vermont on October 5. Other Pioneer Apperances: - Caitlyn Slusser has appeared in nine games, with her most recent coming on October 26 vs. Rider. - Cara Conery made five appearances taking two shots. She most recently appeared against Monmouth on Oct. 19.

4 2014 Sacred Heart Field Hockey Roster No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown / High School 00 Lauren Musselman Fr. GK 5-6 Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom 1 Lauren Harrison So. M/D 5-9 Oxford, Md./Easton 2 Sydney Duven So. D 5-4 Freehold, N.J./Freehold Boro 5 Kelsey Burton Fr. M 5-5 Avon, Conn./Avon 6 Lauren Lawson Fr. F/M 5-4 Ariss, Ontario/St. John s-kilmarnock School 7 Jackie Delannoy So. D 5-6 New Egypt, N.J./New Egypt 8 Christine Mace Jr. F 5-5 Norwalk, Conn./Norwalk 9 Danielle Gallagher So. F/M 5-2 Clayton, Del./St. Thomas Moore Academy 10 Liz Bergman Sr. M 5-5 Blandon, Pa./Fleetwood Area 11 Sarah Bergman Sr. M 5-3 Blandon, Pa./Fleetwood Area 12 Kylee Lowndes Sr. F 5-3 Simsbury, Conn./Simsbury 13 Nichole Tolli Fr. F/M 5-4 Poughquag, N.Y./Arlington 14 Nichole Dobachesky Jr. D 5-7 Medway, Mass./Medway 15 Christina Gotthold Fr. M 5-3 Middletown, Del./Middletown 16 Caitlyn Slusser So. D 5-5 Milford, N.J./Delaware Valley Regional 17 Nicole Granito So. F/M 5-7 Matawan, N.J./St. John Vianney 20 Olivia Volpe Fr. F 5-6 Metuchen, N.J./Metuchen 22 Amanda Zerbinopolous Fr. M/D 5-6 North Kingston, R.I./North Kingston Senior 23 Cara Conery Fr. D 5-2 Acton, Mass./Acton-Boxborough Regional 24 Rachel Claroni* Jr. M/D 5-4 Hershey, Pa./Hershey 98 Mary Altepeter* Jr. GK 5-9 Chesterfield, Mo./Visitation Academy * - Captain Head Coach: Katie Kloeckener (Ball State 08), Third season Assistant Coach: Hannah Boyer (Indiana 14), First season Pronunciations: Student-Athletes 2 Sydney Doo ven 12 Kylee L ow - nds (one syllable) 13 Nichole Tah lee 14 Nichole Dough ba ches key 16 Caitlyn Sluh - ser 20 Olivia Vol - pee 22 Amanda Zer bin op oh - lus 98 Mary Al ta pee ter Coaches Kloeckner Katie Clock - ner

5 SHU LEADERS Liz Bergman 14 Liz Bergman 6 Christine Mace 14 Sarah Bergman 3 Danielle Gallagher 9 Danielle Gallagher 2 Lauren Harrison 9 Lauren Lawson 1 Sarah Bergman 8 Christine Mace 1 Lauren Lawson 6 Rachel Claroni 5 Nicole Granito 4 Olivia Volpe 4 Kylee Lowndes 3 Nichole Toli 3 Liz Bergman 5 Christine Mace 5 Danielle Gallagher 4 Lauren Harrison 4 Sarah Bergman 3 Nicole Granito 2 Lauren Lawson 2 Olivia Volpe 2 Rachel Claroni 1 Kylee Lowndes 1 Nichole Tolli 1 Liz Bergman 4 Christine Mace 4 Rachel Claroni 3 Sarah Bergman 2 Lauren Lawson 2 Danielle Gallagher 1 Lauren Harrison 1 Kylee Lowndes 1 Nichole Tolli 1 Liz Bergman 3 Danielle Gallagher 1 Lauren Lawson 1 Christine Mace 1 Liz Bergman 90 Liz Bergman 28 Christine Mace 25 Rachel Claroni 7 Danielle Gallagher 23 Christine Mace 7 Rachel Claroni 19 Danielle Gallagher 6 Nichole Tolli 19 Nichole Tolli 5 Kylee Lowndes 9 Sarah Bergman 4 Sarah Bergman 8 Kylee Lowndes 3 Lauren Lawson 8 Lauren Lawson 2 Nicole Granito 8 Nicole Granito 2 Lauren Harrison 5 Jackie Delannoy 1 Olivia Volpe 3 Cara Conery 2 Jackie Delannoy 1 Game-Winners Liz Bergman 3 Lauren Lawson 2 Nicole Granito 1 Danielle Gallagher 1 Olivia Volpe 1 Game Winners Liz Bergman 2 MAAC LEADERS O Dwyer MON 43 Schoenfeld MON 31 Bird BRY 22 Donahue MON 22 Allan QUI 20 Fillmyer RID 16 Bergman L. SHU 14 Mace SHU 14 Baligian RID 14 Ercolino MON 14 O Dwyer MON 16 Schoenfeld MON 12 Bird BRY 10 Donahue MON 10 Allan QUI 8 Baligian RID 7 Reilly QUI 6 Fillmyer RID 6 Bergman L. SHU 5 Mace SHU 5 Dietrichs QUI 5 Spaeder RID 5 Ercolino MON 5 O Dwyer MON 11 Danby BRY 8 Schoenfeld MON 7 McCormick RID 5 Karcher BRY 5 Bergman L. SHU 4 Mace SHU 4 Fitzmaurice BRY 4 Fillmyer RID 4 Wicherink MON 4 Ercolino MON 4 Allan QUI 4 O Dwyer MON 94 Bergman L. SHU 90 Bird BRY 73 Schoenfeld MON 54 Dietrichs QUI 46 Spaeder RID 43 Allan QUI 43 Danby BRY 35 Allen MON 34 McCormick RID 32 Game-Winners Schoenfeld MON 4 Bergman L. SHU 3 O Dwyer MON 3 Alonso RID 3 Borovskis BRY 2 Lawson SHU 2 McCormick RID 2 Cirera QUI 2 Donahue MON 2 Baligian RID 2 Ercolino MON 2 O Dwyer MON 16 Schoenfeld MON 14 Donahue MON 8 Bergman SHU 6 Bird BRY 6 Filmyer RID 6 Allan QUI 6 Allen MON 5 O Dwyer MON 6 Schoenfeld MON 5 Donahue MON 4 Bergman L. SHU 3 Cirera QUI 2 Borovskis BRY 2 Fillmyer RID 2 Allen MON 2 Allan QUI 2 Alonso RID 2 Clotet RID 2 O Dwyer MON 4 Schoenfeld MON 4 Karcher BRY 2 Allan QUI 2 Wicherink MON 2 Fillmyer RID 2 Danby BRY 2 Ercolino MON 2 O Dwyer MON 37 Bergman L. SHU 28 Bird BRY 27 Schoenfeld MON 21 McCormick RID 17 Allan QUI 16 Spaeder RID 10 Dietrichs QUI 9 Allen MON 9 Ercolino MON 8 Game-Winners Bergman L. SHU 2 O Dwyer MON 2 Alonso RID 2 Bergman S. SHU 1 Cirera QUI 1 Reilly QUI 1 Bohse SIE 1 Borovskis BRY 1 Ercolino MON 1 Donahue MON 1 Osanitsch QUI 1 Clotet RID 1 TEAM LEADERS Per Game Per Game Monmouth 2.78 Monmouth 3.8 Sacred Heart 1.76 Quinnipiac 1.6 Rider 1.72 Bryant 1.4 Quinnipiac 1.72 Rider 1.4 Bryant 1.47 Sacred Heart 1.0 Siena 0.94 Siena.80 Per Game Per Game Monmouth Monmouth 20.6 Sacred Heart Sacred Heart 13.0 Rider Quinnipiac 12.8 Bryant Bryant 11.4 Quinnipiac Rider 11.2 Siena 5.67 Siena 4.4 Corners Per Game Corners Per Game Monmouth 8.67 Monmouth 11.0 Sacred Heart 7.47 Sacred Heart 7.8 Rider 7.22 Rider 7.2 Bryant 6.88 Quinnipiac 6.6 Quinnipiac 5.78 Bryant 6.4 Siena 3.69 Siena 2.6 Allowed Per Game Allowed Per Game Rider 1.78 Sacred Heart 1.0 Monmouth 1.83 Monmouth 1.0 Sacred Heart 1.88 Rider 1.4 Bryant 2.24 Quinnipiac 1.6 Quinnipiac 2.28 Bryant 2.4 Siena 3.88 Siena 2.6 GOALTENDING LEADERS GAA Average Prettyman RID GAA Average 1.74 Altepeter SHU.96 Altepeter SHU 1.83 Piersanti MON 1.04 Piersanti MON 1.86 Prettyman RID 1.38 Hancock BRY 2.18 Conaboy QUI 1.44 Conaboy QUI 2.18 Hancock BRY 2.15 Gilbert SIE 3.01 Gilbert SIE 2.36 Save Pct. Conaboy QUI Save Pct..752 Conaboy QUI.800 Hancock BRY.743 Altepeter SHU.783 Altepeter SHU.742 Prettyman RID.774 Piersanti MON.722 Piersanti MON.762 Prettyman RID.691 Gilbert SIE.733 Gilbert SIE.636 Hancock BRY.721 Save Per Game Conaboy QUI 6.89 Hancok BRY 6.47 Drabich SIE 5.46 Altepeter SHU 5.41 Piersanti MON 4.67 Prettyman RID 3.82 Shutouts Piersanti MON 3 Conaboy QUI 3 Altepeter SHU 2 Prettyman RID 2 Drabich SIE 1 Saves Per Game Conaboy QUI 6.4 Hancock BRY 6.2 Prettyman RID 4.8 Drabich SIE 4.75 Altepeter SHU 3.6 Piersanti MON 3.2 Shutouts Conaboy QUI 2 Piersanti MON 2 Altepeter SHU 1 Drabich SIE 1 Prettyman RID 1

6 The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Sacred Heart Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 02, 2014) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 29 VILLANOVA Wot Aug 31 at Rutgers L Sep 05 vs Hofstra L Sept 8 at Yale Bulldogs W Sep 12 SAINT LOUIS W Sep 14 at Holy Cross W Sep 19 at Fairfield L Sep 21 at Brown Lot /27/14 at Lock Haven W Sep 28 at Lehigh L Oct 04 vs Maine L Oct 05 at Vermont W * Oct 12 BRYFH Wot * Oct 19 MONMOUTH L * Oct 24 at SIENA W * Oct 26 RIDER W * Oct 31 at Quinnipiac L TEAM STATISTICS SHU OPP SHOT STATISTICS -Shot attempts scored per game Shot pct on goal-attempts SOG pct /Game PENALTY CORNERS PENALTY STROKES PENALTIES Green cards Yellow cards 2 5 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/113 10/171 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/42 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv 10 Bergman, Liz Mace, Christine Gallagher, Danielle Tolli, Nichole Claroni, Rachel Lowndes, Kylee Granito, Nicole Lawson, Lauren Bergman, Sarah Harrison, Lauren Volpe, Olivia Conery, Cara Delannoy, Jackie Gotthold, Christina Slussler, Caitlyn Dobachesky, Nichole Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 98 Altepeter, Mary : /0 Total : Opponents : by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Sacred Heart Opponents by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Sacred Heart Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Sacred Heart Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Sacred Heart Opponents

7 The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Sacred Heart Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 04, 2014) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Oct 12 BRYFH Wot * Oct 19 MONMOUTH L * Oct 24 at SIENA W * Oct 26 RIDER W * Oct 31 at Quinnipiac L TEAM STATISTICS SHU OPP SHOT STATISTICS -Shot attempts scored per game Shot pct on goal-attempts SOG pct /Game PENALTY CORNERS PENALTY STROKES PENALTIES Green cards 3 6 Yellow cards 2 2 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/114 2/163 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv 10 Bergman, Liz Mace, Christine Claroni, Rachel Gallagher, Danielle Tolli, Nichole Bergman, Sarah Lowndes, Kylee Granito, Nicole Lawson, Lauren Delannoy, Jackie Dobachesky, Nichole Slussler, Caitlyn Harrison, Lauren Volpe, Olivia Conery, Cara Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 98 Altepeter, Mary 5 365: /0 Total 5 365: Opponents 5 365: by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Sacred Heart Opponents by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Sacred Heart Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Sacred Heart Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Sacred Heart Opponents