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1 2018 Season 43 JOHNS HOPKINS WOMEN S LACROSSE Jill Guise Assistant Director of Athletic Communications Women s Lacrosse Contact jill.guise@jhu.edu HopkinsSports.com #GoHop 426 Wins 15 NCAA Tournament Appearances 45 All-Americans 6 Conference Championships Johns Hopkins (5-2) B1G: 0-0 Home: 5-0 Road: 0-2 Neutral: 0-0 Feb. 9 Marquette W, 14-7 Feb. 14 Drexel W, Feb. 21 #23 Loyola W, Feb. 24 at #14 Penn % L, Feb. 28 at Georgetown L, Mar. 3 Furman W, 19-0 Mar. 7 Boston University W, Mar. 10 Hofstra 1 pm Mar. 14 at UMBC 5 pm Mar. 17 Maryland * Noon Mar. 22 at Penn State *+ 7 pm Mar. 30 Northwestern * 3 pm Apr. 8 at Michigan * Noon Apr. 13 at Stony Brook 7 pm Apr. 20 Ohio State *^ 5 pm Apr. 25 Towson ^ 4 pm Apr. 28 at Rutgers * 4 pm May 4 Big Ten Semifinals! May 6 Big Ten Championship! * Big Ten game + Big Ten Network ^ ESPNU % ESPN3! at Michigan B1G STANDINGS as of March 8 B1G Overall Streak Maryland W2 Johns Hopkins W2 Northwestern L1 Rutgers W1 Penn State L1 Michigan L3 Ohio State L2 March 9 Ohio State at Binghamton 3 pm March 10 Marquette at Northwestern Noon James Madison at Rutgers Noon Hofstra at Johns Hopkins 1 pm March 11 Michigan at Central Michigan 1 pm Massachusetts at Ohio State 1 pm Maryland at Syracuse 1 pm GAME #8 #23 Johns Hopkins (5-2) vs. Hofstra (3-2) Saturday, March 10 1:00 pm Baltimore, MD Homewood Field Blue Jays Hofstra Pride Head Coach: Janine Tucker Head Coach: Shannon Smith Record at JHU: (25th) Record at HU: (6th) Overall Record: Same Overall Record: Same All-Time Record: All-Time Record: Opening Draw Johns Hopkins is back at Homewood Field for the final game of a three-game homestand as the Blue Jays host the Hofstra Pride on Saturday. Hopkins is coming off an win over Boston University on Wednesday while Hofstra dominated Quinnipiac in a 13-4 win on Tuesday. Girls and Women in Sports Day March is Women s History Month and on Saturday, the Blue Jays are celebrating Girls and Women in Sports. The Jays will host an autograph session after the game outside of the Cordish Lacrosse Center. In addition, the Hopkins Field Hockey team is collecting new sports bras for the Sports Bra Project. The Sports Bra Project connects groups and individuals who want to support girls and women in sports with organizations and programs already working in countries and communities where opportunities and resources are limited. Bras donated to the Sports Bra Project will be given to organizations who will use their already existing networks and programs to distribute them. Tewaaraton Watch List Senior Emily Kenul is one of 50 women s players to be named to the 2018 Tewaaraton Watch List it was announced on March 1. She leads the team in goals (19), is second in points (22), tied for second in caused turnovers (6) and fourth in ground balls (10). In March Hopkins is (.714) under head coach Janine Tucker in the month of March. In addition, the Blue Jays are 24-7 (.774) in March since Silver Tucker The 2018 season is head coach Janine Tucker s 25th with the Blue Jays. The winningest coach in program history, she sports a record of (.654), including a (.615) mark in Division I. Tucker took over the Blue Jay women s lacrosse program in August 1993 and coached five seasons in Division III before successfully guiding the program s transition to Division I in A 1989 graduate of Loyola (MD) and a member of the Greyhound Athletic Hall of Fame, Tucker has led the Blue Jays to double-digit win totals in 20 of her 24 years on the bench. She has also guided SERIES HISTORY All-Time vs. Hofstra 5-2 Record under Tucker 5-2 Record at Homewood 1-1 Record at Shuart Stadium 4-1 Record at Neutral Site 0-0 Streak Johns Hopkins won 5 Series Began 2000 Last Meeting Johns Hopkins-12, Hofstra-4 March 11, 2017 Homewood Field Hopkins to six NCAA Division I Tournament appearances, three ECAC Division I championship games, and four NCAA Division III Tournament appearances. Tucker became the 14th coach in NCAA history to reach 250 wins on February 12, 2016 and she currently ranks eighth in NCAA Division I history in wins. She coached her 400th career game at Loyola on February 22, Last Time Out Johns Hopkins got goals from eight different players, including a game-high four from sophomore Maggie Schneidereith to beat visiting Boston University, 18-11, on Wednesday afternoon. Freshmen Shelby Harrison and Aurora Cordingley each tallied their first career hat tricks while sophomore Mackenzie Heldberg matched her career high with four points (2g, 2a). Junior Haley Crosson made a career-best 12 saves and picked up two ground balls to earn the win in the cage. I m Honored Freshman Shelby Harrison has been named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week it was announced Tuesday afternoon after totaling 14 draw controls, one goal, one caused turnover and three ground balls last week. She controlled a gamehigh eight draws, scored a free position goal, caused a turnover and picked up a ground ball in a tough loss at Georgetown on Wednesday. Harrison followed that with a six-draw, twoground ball performance in the shutout of Furman on Saturday. At the Draw Freshman Shelby Harrison has gotten off to a hot start at the draw for the Blue Jays. Through seven games, she has totaled 40 draws which leads the

2 Game 8 Hofstra IWLCA Coaches Poll March 5 Rk. School (1st) Pts W-L Last 1. Stony Brook (24) Maryland Florida Boston College (1) North Carolina Virginia James Madison Syracuse Northwestern Towson Navy Southern California Penn Princeton Notre Dame Loyola (MD) Penn State Stanford Colorado Denver Duke Cornell Johns Hopkins Virginia Tech Georgetown NR Receiving Votes: Massachusetts Cascade Media Poll March 5 Rk. School (W-L) Pts (1st) Last 1. Stony Brook (4-0) 459 (22) 1 2. Boston College (7-0) 431 (1) 2 3. James Madison (5-0) Florida (4-1) Maryland (4-1) North Carolina (3-2) Virginia (5-0) T. Syracuse (3-1) Navy (4-1) Towson (3-0) Penn (4-0) Northwestern (4-2) Princeton (3-1) USC (2-2) Colorado (3-2) Denver (3-1) Notre Dame (5-2) Loyola (1-2) Stanford (3-2) Penn State (3-2) Receiving Votes: Duke, Johns Hopkins, Yale, Georgetown, Cornell, Virginia Tech, Louisville JHU Week-by-Week in the Polls IWLCA IL/Cascade Coaches Media Preseason 22nd RV February RV February 19 22nd RV February 26 20th 19th March 5 23rd RV team and the Big Ten and is tied for 10th in the nation. She already ranks fourth in school history, all divisions, for draws in a season by a freshman. Harrison set the school record for draws in a game by a freshman (9) against Loyola and just three days later set the all-time record for draws in a game (11) at Penn. In that game versus Penn, she outdrew the entire Quaker squad as she had 11 to their eight. Poll Position Hopkins dropped three spots to 23rd in this week s IWLCA Coaches poll with 89 points. The Blue Jays also dropped out of the Nike/US Lacrosse and Inside Lacrosse/Cascade Media Polls and is receiving votes in both polls this week. Eight of the Blue Jays 2018 opponents are ranked in the top 25 by the IWLCA, including four teams in the top 10 (Stony Brook, Maryland, Northwestern and Towson). Climbing the Ranks Several Blue Jays are making their move up the Johns Hopkins Division I record book. Here s a look at where they rank: Haley Crosson (Jr. GK): Needs 61 saves to rank 9th (has 59) Nicole DeMase (Jr. M): Needs 1 free position goal to rank 10th and 4 to rank 9th (has 18) Shannon Fitzgerald (Sr. A/M): Needs 1 point to rank 15th and 6 to rank 14th (has 121) Needs 1 goal to rank 13th, 2 to rank 12th and 3 to rank 11th (has 96) Needs 4 goals to get to 100 for her career (has 96) Needs 3 free position goals to rank 9th (has 19) Miranda Ibello (Jr. A): Needs 5 assists to rank 10th (has 41) Emily Kenul (Sr. A): Needs 8 points to rank 9th (has 151) Needs 2 goals to rank 10th (has 101) Needs 5 free position goals to rank 4th (has 25) Needs 1 assist to rank 7th and 5 to rank 6th (has 50) Needs 10 draw controls to rank 6th (has 118) 2018 Game Notes TALE OF THE TAPE Johns Hopkins Hofstra 5-2 Record 3-2 Won 2 Streak Won (33.30) Shots (per game) 159 (31.80) 168 (24.00) Shots on Goal (per game) 126 (25.20) 104 (14.86) Goals Scored (per game) 63 (12.60) 66 (9.43) Goals Allowed (per game) 45 (9.00) (.500) Free Position Goals (percentage) (.364) 39 (5.57) Assists (per game) 18 (3.60) 136 (19.43) Ground Balls (per game) 88 (17.60) 107 (15.28) Draw Controls (per game) 66 (13.20) 66 (9.43) Caused Turnovers (per game) 45 (9.00) 56 (.459) Saves (percentage) 49 (.521) (.894) Clears (percentage) (.883) IN THE JHU RECORD BOOK DIVISION I Points 10. Emily Kenul Shannon Fitzgerald 121 Goals 11. Emily Kenul Shannon Fitzgerald 96 Hat Tricks 10. Emily Kenul 17 11T. Shannon Fitzgerald 15 Free Position Goals 5T. Emily Kenul 25 10T. Shannon Fitzgerald 19 12T. Nicole DeMase 18 Assists 8. Emily Kenul Miranda Ibello 41 19T. Maggie Schneidereith 29 Draw Controls 7. Emily Kenul 118 Saves 10. Haley Crosson 59 Maggie Schneidereith (So. A): Needs 2 assists to rank 18th and 6 to rank 17th (has 29) Welcome Back Miranda Just 10 months removed from tearing her ACL, junior Miranda Ibello was back in the starting lineup in the season-opener on February 9 and led the Blue Jays with four goals, two assists, two ground balls and two caused turnovers. She followed that with two goals, four assists and two caused

3 Game 8 Hofstra TEAMMATES WITH 100 CAREER POINTS Seasons Teammates (point total at the time) Together Heather Klink / Kathy Hart / Alice Collins / Maggie Schmidt Kathy Hart / Alice Collins / Patty Lagator Kathy Herring / Kara Tipton / Cathy Moskal Rebecca Savage / Jen Ward Jen Ward / Francine Brennan / Sonia Dickson Jen Ward / Francine Brennan / Carlene Barents Danielle Maschuci / Neda Dawood Danielle Maschuci / Jamie Larrimore Jamie Larrimore / Erin Wellner / Meghan Burnett / Heidi Pearce_ Meghan Burnett / Heidi Pearce / Erinn Dennis Mary Key / Sarah Walsh Kadie Stamper / Lauren Schwarzmann Candace Rossi / Colleen McCaffrey / Taylor D Amore Taylor D Amore / Sammy Cermack / Sarah Taylor Dene DiMartino / Jen Cook Emily Kenul / Haley Schweizer / Shannon Fitzgerald Emily Kenul / Shannon Fitzgerald 2015-pres. in Hopkins win over Drexel. Ibello is the first player with back-to-back sixpoint games to open the season since Taylor D Amore did so in She leads the team in assists (13) and points (28) and is third in goals (15). Ibello leads the Big Ten in assists and assists per game (2.00). In addition, she has had three games this season of six or more points. Against the Pride Saturday s game is the seventh in a series that began in The Blue Jays lead the all-time series, 5-2, and have won five straight. In their last meeting, Hopkins beat Hofstra, 12-4, at Homewood Field on March 11, Scouting the Pride Hofstra is coming off a dominating 13-4 win over Quinnipiac on Tuesday in which senior Drew Shapiro and junior Jenna Budd each tallied hat tricks. Sophomore Alyssa Parrella added six points (2g, 4a) and eight draw controls for the Pride. The Pride is led in scoring by Parrella with 28 points on 19 goals and nine assists. Sophomore Alexa Mattera is second with 13 points on 11 goals and two assists, while freshman Katie Whelan is the third player on the team in double figures in points with 12 (9g, 3a). Parrella also leads the squad in draw controls (30) and ground balls (13), while Mattera is tops on the team with nine caused turnovers. Parrella currently has 104 career points to rank 18th all-time at Hofstra and is 45 points shy of ninth place. She is even closer to the top 10 list for alltime assists at Hofstra as she already ranks 14th in program history with 38, trailing Kelly Dodson by eight. Junior Maddie Fields, who has a combined 29 saves in the Pride s last two games, has a goals against average of 8.98 and a saves percentage of.511. She leads the CAA in goals against average and save percentage and ranks second in save per game. Fields is moving up the Hofstra record books in career saves. Bolstered by a strong start to the 2018 campaign, she ranks 12th all-time at Hofstra in saves with 202. She needs 44 saves to move into a tie for 10th on the list. Century Mark - Part I Seniors Emily Kenul and Shannon Fitzgerald are the Blue Jays active career points leader with 151 and 121, respectively. Fitzgerald joined the 100-point club on April 30, the 21st player in program history to reach the mark. This is the 17th time in school history that two or more players have had 100 career points at the same time (see chart above). Century Mark - Part II On Wednesday, senior Emily Kenul became the 11th player in school Division I history and 24th all-time at Johns Hopkins to score 100 career goals. Senior Shannon Fitzgerald needs just four goals to join Kenul in the 100- goal club Game Notes AWARDS & HONORS Nicole DeMase (Jr. M): Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch Shannon Fitzgerald (Sr. A/M): Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch Shelby Harrison (Fr. M): Big Ten Freshman of the Week (03-06) Emily Kenul (Sr. A): Tewaaraton Watch List, Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch Oh Captain, My Captain Seniors CeCe Finney, Emily Kenul, Caroline Shinske and Emily Verica have been selected in a vote of their teammates as captains for the 2018 season. B1G Lax Johns Hopkins was picked to finish fourth in the 2018 Big Ten Women s Lacrosse Preseason Poll of the league s seven head coaches, it was announced January 29. Defending champion Maryland was the unanimous pick to win the title, followed by Penn State, Northwestern and Hopkins. Rutgers (fifth), Ohio State (T-6th) and Michigan (T-6th) round out the poll. We re Streaking! Seven Blue Jays carry active goal, assist and/or point streaks into Saturday s game versus Hofstra. Here s a look at those streaks: Nicole DeMase (Jr. A/M): Has at least one point in 7 straight games Has at least one goal in 7 straight games CeCe Finney (Sr. A): Has at least one point in 3 straight games Has at least one goal in 3 straight games Shannon Fitzgerald (Sr. A/M): Has at least one point in 10 straight games Has at least one assist in 3 straight games Mackenzie Heldberg (So. A): Has at least one point in 3 straight games Has at least one goal in 3 straight games Has at least one assist in 2 straight games Miranda Ibello (Jr. A): Has at least one point in 3 straight games Has at least one goal in 3 straight games Has at least one assist in 3 straight games Emily Kenul (Sr. A): Has at least one point in 16 straight games Has at least one goal in 8 straight games Maggie Schneidereith (So. A): Has at least one point in 8 straight games Has at least one goal in 4 straight games Has at least one assist in 2 straight games A Save for Each Season Sophomore goalie Robyn Lipschultz made her first career appearance for the Blue Jays on Saturday and made one save. With that save, she became the first goalie in 21 years to register a save in multiple sports in the same academic year. Lipschultz is also a member of the Johns Hopkins women s soccer team and made 14 saves in 10 games this past fall. The last to do so was Kelly Hoffman, who turned the same trick for both the field hockey and women s lacrosse teams in Lipschultz is just the second to do so for both women s soccer and women s lacrosse, joining Amanda Miller ( ). Preseason Players to Watch Johns Hopkins placed three players on the Big Ten Preseason Players to Watch list in seniors Emily Kenul and Shannon Fitzgerald and junior Nicole DeMase. Welcome to Homewood Head coach Janine Tucker welcomes eight freshmen to the Blue Jays

4 Game 8 Hofstra season. Joining Hopkins are Keegan Barger, Aurora Cordingley, Haley Reitz, Jeanne Kachris, Trinity McPherson, Shelby Harrison, Kathleen Garvey and Caitlin Ohnmacht. Lending A Hand Sophomore Maggie Schneidereith led the Blue Jays with 24 assists and ranked fifth in the Big Ten in assists per game (1.33) as a rookie. She also led all freshmen in the league in assists and ranked second among freshmen in points. Her 24 assists are the most by a freshman in Johns Hopkins history, a mark she set at top-ranked Maryland in the Big Ten semifinals. Senior Emily Kenul is the program s active career assist leader with 50 helpers, which ranks eighth in school history. Junior Miranda Ibello also ranks 11th in school history with 41 career hepers and she leads the Big Ten in assists (13) and assists per game (2.00). On the Tube Hopkins has three games scheduled for national television this season. Hopkins games at Penn State (March 22) will be shown on the Big Ten Network. In addition, Hopkins games versus Ohio State (April 20) and Towson (April 25) will be televised on ESPNU. In addition, Hopkins game at Penn was shown on ESPN3. For the Record This marks the 43rd season for Johns Hopkins, which sports an all-time record of (.614) and a (.615) record as a Division I program. The Blue Jays have posted 32 winning seasons, including 21 straight from 1987 to Hopkins has also made 15 NCAA Tournament appearances, including six in the Division I Tournament (2004, 2005, 2007, 2014, 2015, 2016). Home Sweet Home(wood) Under head coach Janine Tucker, the Blue Jays are (.686) within the friendly confines of Homewood Field and the Jays are (.762) at home since the start of the 2014 season. Hopkins will play 10 regular season games at home this season and is in the midst of a three-game homestand. Family Affair Athletics at Johns Hopkins is a family affair as a pair of Blue Jays have followed in their fathers footsteps at the Homewood campus while two more are following in their sisters footsteps. Senior Emily Verica is the daughter of Chris Verica 87, who played football for the Blue Jays. Junior Miranda Ibello is not only following in the cleats of her sister, Paige 10, but also of her brotherin-law, Max Venker 10, who was a four-year standout on the JHU men s soccer team. Sophomore Shannon Logan joined the Blue Jays and her older sister, Shannon, last season. The Logans are the 11th pair of sisters to don the Hopkins Blue & Black and the first to do so at the same time since Sam and Megan Schrum played together in One of Four Unlike her teammates Holly and Shannon Logan, sophomore attacker Maggie Schneidereith will not be playing along side her sister or sisters, for that matter. Schneidereith, who hails from nearby Towson, is a quadruplet and all four sisters are playing Division I lacrosse. Midfielders Jamie and Lucy are playing at Drexel while goalie Georgia is playing for Albany. On Tap Hopkins makes the short trip to Catonsville on Wednesday to take on UMBC. Opening draw at UMBC Stadium is slated for 5:00 pm. SITUATIONAL RECORDS 2018 Game Notes Under 2018 Tucker * Overall At Homewood On the Road Neutral Site On Grass On Artificial Turf Day Games Night Games Overtime Games One-Goal Games Television Games Weekday Games Saturday/Sunday Games In February In March In April In May Postseason Games At Homewood On the Road Neutral Site Versus Ranked Teams Ranked Ranked Ranked Leading at the Half Trailing at the Half Tied at the Half JHU Scores First Opponent Scores First JHU Scores JHU Scores less than Both Teams Score Both Teams Score less than JHU Allows JHU Allows less than JHU Outshoots Opponent JHU Is Outshot Shots are Equal JHU Gets More Ground Balls JHU Gets Less Ground Balls Ground Balls are Equal JHU Controls More Draws JHU Controls Fewer Draws Draw Controls are Equal * as a Division I

5 Game 8 Hofstra THE LAST TIME JOHNS HOPKINS... (2018 accomplishments in bold) Scored 15 or more goals...18 vs. Boston University ( ) Scored 20 or more goals...20 vs. Michigan ( ) Allowed 15 or more goals...15 at Georgetown ( ) Totaled 30 or more points...31 vs. Michigan ( ) Won 15 or more draws...15 vs. Furman ( ) Won 20 or more draws...20 vs. Boston University ( ) Grabbed 20 or more ground balls...23 vs. Boston University ( ) Grabbed 30 or more ground balls...31 at Marquette ( ) Grabbed 40 or more ground balls at George Mason ( ) Grabbed 50 or more ground balls...54 at Towson ( ) Took 30 or more shots...39 vs. Boston University ( ) Took 40 or more shots...40 vs. Furman ( ) Took 50 or more shots...52 vs. Mount St. Mary s ( ) Trailed at halftime and won...at Boston College ( ) - Trailed 7-3 at halftime - Won 12-9 Won in overtime... Georgetown ( ) - Won in overtime Lost in overtime...at Northwestern ( ) - Lost 10-9 in overtime Won in the final minute of regulation... vs. Harvard ( )...Colleen McCaffrey scored with 19 seconds left to win 8-7 Blew a 2nd half lead and lost...at Penn ( ) - Led with 4:05 left - Lost Blew a 2nd half lead and won... at Vanderbilt ( ) - Led 6-6 with 26:58 left - Won Shut an opponent out for a half...furman ( ) - 1st & 2nd Half Was shut out for a half... vs. Boston College ( ) - 2nd Half THE LAST TIME A JOHNS HOPKINS PLAYER... (2018 accomplishments in bold) Scored 5 goals... 5, Nicole DeMase at Penn ( ) Scored 6 goals... 6, Haley Schweizer at Rutgers ( ) Scored 7 or more goals... 7, Mary Key vs. George Mason ( ) Dished out 4 assists... 4, Miranda Ibello vs. Drexel ( ) Dished out 5 assists... 5, Miranda Ibello at Georgetown ( ) Dished out 6 assists...6, Taylor D Amore vs. Georgetown ( ) Dished out 7 or more assists...8, Taylor D Amore vs. Michigan ( ) Totaled 6 points... 6, Miranda Ibello vs. Drexel ( ) Totaled 7 points... 7, Miranda Ibello at Georgetown ( ) Totaled 8 points... 8, Taylor D Amore at Old Dominion ( ) Totaled 9 points...9, Taylor D Amore vs. Bucknell ( ) Totaled 10 or more points...11, Taylor D Amore vs. Michigan ( ) Scored 2 free-position goals...2, Aurora Cordingley vs. Boston University ( ) Scored 3 or more free-position goals... 3, Nicole DeMase at Penn ( ) 2018 Game Notes JOHNS HOPKINS TOTALS Hat Tricks 2018 Career Emily Kenul 4 17 Shannon Fitzgerald 1 15 Nicole DeMase 4 8 Miranda Ibello 3 5 Maggie Schneidereith 2 4 CeCe Finney 0 3 Mackenzie Heldberg 1 1 Shelby Harrison 1 1 Aurora Cordingley 1 1 Free Position Goals 2018 Career Emily Kenul 7 25 Shannon Fitzgerald 4 19 Nicole DeMase 7 18 Miranda Ibello 3 9 CeCe Finney 0 4 Aurora Cordingley 3 3 Maggie Schneidereith 2 3 Lexi Souder 0 2 Shelby Harrison 2 2 Mackenzie Heldberg 1 1 Multiple Assists 2018 Career Miranda Ibello 3 11 Emily Kenul 0 11 Shannon Fitzgerald 1 7 Maggie Schneidereith 0 5 Nicole DeMase 0 3 Aurora Cordingley 2 2 Mackenzie Heldberg 1 1 Active Point Streaks Emily Kenul 16 Shannon Fitzgerald 10 Maggie Schneidereith 8 Nicole DeMase 7 Miranda Ibello 3 CeCe Finney 3 Mackenzie Heldberg 3 Active Goal Streaks Emily Kenul 8 Nicole DeMase 7 Maggie Schneidereith 4 Miranda Ibello 3 CeCe Finney 3 Mackenzie Heldberg 3 Active Assist Streaks Miranda Ibello 3 Shannon Fitzgerald 3 Maggie Schneidereith 2 Mackenzie Heldberg 2 Scored an overtime goal...cece Finney vs. Georgetown ( ) Scored 2 or more goals in overtime...2, Kristen Cannon vs. Marquette ( ) Scored a gamewinning goal in overtime...cece Finney vs. Georgetown ( ) Grabbed 7 or more ground balls... 8, Maddie Bodden vs. Vanderbilt ( ) Grabbed 10 or more ground balls...10, Cosette Larash at Penn State ( ) Won 5 draws...5, Shannon Fitzgerald vs. Boston University ( ) Won 6 draws...6, vs. Furman ( ) Won 7 or more draws... 8, Shelby Harrison at Georgetown ( ) Caused 4 or more turnovers... 4, Emily Kenul at Marquette ( ) Caused 5 or more turnovers... 5, Maddie Bodden vs. Penn State ( ) Registered 10 or more saves... 12, Haley Crosson vs. Boston University ( ) Registered 15 or more saves...15, Caroline Federico vs. Georgetown

6 Game 8 Hofstra CAREER SINGLE-GAME HIGHS #13 Keegan Barger (Fr. M) Ground balls: 2, Drexel, Feb 14, 2018 Draw controls: 5, Drexel, Feb 14, 2018 Caused turnovers: 2, Marquette, Feb 9, 2018 #36 Becca Boyle (So. M) Ground balls: 1, five times Draw controls: 2, twice Caused turnovers: 2, at Maryland, Mar 19, 2017 #45 Aurora Cordingley (Fr. A) Points: 3, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 Goals: 3, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 Assists: 2, twice Ground balls: 3, Marquette, Feb 9, 2018 Free position goals: 2, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 Caused turnovers: 1, twice #40 Haley Crosson (Jr. GK) Ground balls: 3, Marquette, Feb 9, 2018 Caused turnovers: 1, twice Saves: 12, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 #2 Nicole DeMase (Jr. A/M) Points: 6, UMBC, Mar 8, 2017 Goals: 5, twice Assists: 2, Three times Ground balls: 5, at Marquette, Feb 18, 2017 Draw controls: 2, three times Free position goals: 4, UMBC, Mar 8, 2017 Caused turnovers: 2, twice #19 Chloe Duke (Sr. A) Points: 1, three times Goals: 1, three times Assists: 1, at Towson, Apr 30, 2017 Ground balls: 1, three times Draw controls: 1, American, Mar 2, 2015 #14 Eden Epner (Sr. A) Points: 1, three times Goals: 1, twice Assists: 1, at Bucknell, Apr 11, 2015 Ground balls: 1, twice Draw controls: 1, twice #30 CeCe Finney (Sr. A) Points: 3, five times Goals: 3, three times Assists: 1, six times Ground balls: 4, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Draw controls: 1, nine times Free-position goals: 1, four times Caused turnovers: 2, twice #22 Shannon Fitzgerald (Sr. A/M) Points: 6, twice Goals: 5, UMBC, Apr 13, 2016 Assists: 3, Rutgers, Apr 27, 2017 Ground balls: 4, Penn, Feb 25, 2017 Draw controls: 5, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 Free-position goals: 2, three times Caused turnovers: 3, twice #9 Maggie Friel (Sr. M) Points: 2, three times Goals: 2, at Maryland, May 5, 2017 Assists: 1, five times Ground balls: 2, at Rutgers, Feb 21, 2016 Draw controls: 2, American, Mar 2, 2015 Caused turnovers: 2, twice #24 Kathleen Garvey (Fr. GK) Ground balls: 1, Furman, Mar 03, 2018 Saves: 1, Furman, Mar 03, 2018 #23 Shelby Harrison (Fr. M) Points: 3, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 Goals: 3, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 Ground balls: 2, twice Draw controls: 11, at Penn, Feb 24, 2018 Free position goals: 1, twice Caused turnovers: 1, four times #43 Mackenzie Heldberg (So. M) Points: 4, twice Goals: 4, at Georgetown, Feb 28, 2018 Assists: 2, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 Ground balls: 1, Furman, Mar 03, 2018 Draw controls: 2, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 Caused turnovers: 1, at Georgetown, Feb 28, 2018 #3 Caroline Hoeg (So. D) Assists: 1, Drexel, Feb 14, 2018 Ground balls: 4, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 Draw controls: 1, at Maryland, May 5, 2017 Caused turnovers: 1, three times #8 Miranda Ibello (Jr. A) Points: 7, twice Goals: 4, Marquette, Feb 9, 2017 Assists: 5, twice Ground balls: 4, American, Feb 17, 2016 Draw controls: 1, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Free-position goals: 1, nine times Caused turnovers: 2, four times #21 Jeanne Kachris (Fr. D) Ground balls: 4, Loyola, Feb 21, 2018 Caused turnovers: 3, Loyola, Feb 21, 2018 #7 Emily Kenul (Sr. A) Points: 6, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Goals: 5, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Assists: 4, at UMBC, Apr 1, 2015 Ground balls: 4, twice Draw controls: 7, UMBC, Apr 13, 2016 Free-position goals: 3, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Caused turnovers: 4, at Marquette, Feb 18, 2017 #15 Eva Klaus (So. M) Points: 2, Hofstra, Mar 11, 2017 Goals: 2, Hofstra, Mar 11, 2017 Assists: 1, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Ground balls: 2, Furman, Mar 5, 2017 Draw controls: 2, at American, Feb 15, 2017 #44 Robyn Lipschultz (So. GK) Saves: 1, Furman, Mar 03, 2018 #12 Holly Logan (Jr. A) Points: 1, twice Goals: 1, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Assists: 1, Furman, Mar 26, 2016 Ground balls: 1, Furman, Mar 03, 2018 #28 Shannon Logan (So. D) Ground balls: 1, Furman, Mar 5, 2017 Caused turnovers: 1, Furman, Mar 03, 2018 #29 Trinity McPherson (Fr. D) Ground balls: 2, five times Draw controls: 1, at Penn, Feb 24, 2018 Caused turnovers: 3, at Georgetown, Feb 28, Game Notes #27 Caitlin Ohnmacht (Fr. D) Ground balls: 1, Furman, Mar 03, 2018 #10 Michelle Poirier (So. A) Draw controls: 1, Furman, Mar 5, 2017 #17 Morgayne Rix (Jr. D) Ground balls: 3, Drexel, Feb 14, 2018 Caused turnovers: 1, four times #66 Annie Schindler (Sr. D) Ground balls: 2, Furman, Mar 03, 2018 #6 Maggie Schneidereith (So. A) Points: 6, vs. Georgetown, Mar 1, 2017 Goals: 4, three times Assists: 3, three times Ground balls: 3, three times Free-position goals: 1, three times Caused turnovers: 2, Drexel, Feb 14, 2018 #33 Caroline Shinske (Sr. A) Points: 2, Furman, Mar 26, 2016 Goals: 2, Furman, Mar 26, 2016 Ground balls: 1, twice Free-position goals: 1, Furman, Mar 26, 2016 Caused turnovers: 3, Furman, Mar 03, 2018 #20 Lexi Souder (So. M) Points: 2, four times Goals: 2, twice Assists: 1, three times Ground balls: 4, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 Draw controls: 5, Rutgers, Apr 27, 2017 Free-position goals: 1, twice Caused turnovers: 3, Boston Univ., Mar 7, 2018 #18 Emily Verica (Sr. D) Assists: 1, three times Ground balls: 3, twice Draw controls: 2, twice Caused turnovers: 3, American, Mar 2,

7 Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Johns Hopkins Overall Team Statistics All games (as of Mar 09, 2018) Overall: 5-2 Conf: 0-0 Home: 5-0 Away: 0-2 Neut: 0-0 TEAM STATISTICS JHU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots/Game Assists Free position Made-Att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position Unassisted Overtime 0 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/165 2/416 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Johns Hopkins Opponents

8 Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Johns Hopkins Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Mar 09, 2018) Overall: 5-2 Conf: 0-0 Home: 5-0 Away: 0-2 Neut: 0-0 ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw fpg-fps gb dc t/o ct 8 Miranda Ibello Emily Kenul Nicole DeMase Maggie Schneidereith Shannon Fitzgerald Aurora Cordingley Mackenzie Heldberg Shelby Harrison CeCe Finney Lexi Souder Caroline Shinske Eden Epner Maggie Friel Caroline Hoeg Chloe Duke Annie Schindler Robyn Lipschultz Haley Crosson Becca Boyle Haley Reitz Trinity McPherson Shannon Logan Caitlin Ohnmacht Kathleen Garvey Jeanne Kachris Emily Verica Morgayne Rix Eva Klaus Keegan Barger Holly Logan Alexandra Seward Michelle Poirier Lexee Pinsky Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t 44 Robyn Lipschultz 1-0 5: Kathleen Garvey : Haley Crosson : Total 7 420: Opponents 7 420: Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Attendance Summary JHU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/165 2/416 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 CLEARS: Johns Hopkins , Opponents

9 Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Johns Hopkins Individual Season/Career Statistics All games (as of Mar 09, 2018) SEASON CAREER ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw fpg-fps gb dc t/o ct gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw fpg-fps gb dc t/o ct 8 Miranda Ibello Emily Kenul Nicole DeMase Maggie Schneidereith Shannon Fitzgerald Aurora Cordingley Mackenzie Heldberg Shelby Harrison CeCe Finney Lexi Souder Caroline Shinske Eden Epner Maggie Friel Caroline Hoeg Chloe Duke Annie Schindler Robyn Lipschultz Haley Crosson Becca Boyle Haley Reitz Trinity McPherson Shannon Logan Caitlin Ohnmacht Kathleen Garvey Jeanne Kachris Emily Verica Morgayne Rix Eva Klaus Keegan Barger Holly Logan Alexandra Seward Michelle Poirier Lexee Pinsky Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho 44 Robyn Lipschultz 1-0 5: : Kathleen Garvey : : Haley Crosson : : Total 7 420: Opponents 7 420:

10 Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Johns Hopkins Game-by-Game Goals-Assists-Points All games (as of Mar 09, 2018) Opponent Date Score DEMASE,NIC HOEG,CAROL PINSKY,LEX SCHNEIDERE KENUL,EMIL IBELLO,MIR FRIEL,MAGG POIRIER,MI SEWARD,ALE LOGAN,HOLL BARGER,KEE MU Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DREXEL Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP LOY Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP at PENN Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP at GU Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP FUR Mar W BU Mar W DNP DNP DNP DNP Opponent Date Score EPNER,EDEN KLAUS,EVA RIX,MORGAY VERICA,EMI DUKE,CHLOE SOUDER,LEX KACHRIS,JE FITZGERALD HARRISON,S GARVEY,KAT OHNMACHT,C MU Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DREXEL Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP LOY Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at PENN Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at GU Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP FUR Mar W DNP BU Mar W DNP DNP DNP Opponent Date Score LOGAN,SHAN MCPHERSON, FINNEY,CEC SHINSKE,CA REITZ,HALE BOYLE,BECC CROSSON,HA HELDBERG,M LIPSCHULTZ CORDINGLEY SCHINDLER, MU Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DREXEL Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP LOY Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at PENN Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at GU Feb L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP FUR Mar W BU Mar W DNP DNP DNP