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1 ohio state athletics Communications Fawcett Center, 6th Floor 2400 Olentangy River Rd. Columbus, Ohio NCAA Tournament Notes Ohio State (12-8) faces No. 2 seed Old Dominion (20-2) at 11:30 a.m. ET Saturday Game #21 - Saturday, Nov. 12 No. 15 Ohio State (12-8, 4-2) vs. No. 2 Old Dominion (20-2, 8-0) Norfolk, Va. Powhatan Sports Center 11:30 a.m. ET All-Time Series: ODU leads, 4-1 Tournament Central: NCAA.com Gametracker: OhioStateBuckeyes.com Facebook.com/OhioStateFieldHockey Twitter: OhioState_FH *Senior video interview can be found on OhioStateBuckeyes.com SETTING THE SCENE The No. 15 Ohio State field hockey team will play No. 2 Old Dominion at 11:30 a.m. ET Saturday in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Norfolk, Va. The Buckeyes (12-8, 4-2 Big Ten), who finished tied for second in the Big Ten regular season standings, advance to the NCAA Tournament for the seventh time in program history after receiving an at-large bid into the championship. The winner of the Ohio State-Old Dominion game will play the winner of the later game between No. 6 Duke and No. 10 Stanford at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Powhatan Sports Center for a chance to advance to the semifinals of the NCAA Championship Nov. 18 in Louisville, Ky. The matchup between the Blue Devils and Cardinal will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday. EARNING THE BID Ohio State enters the contest with a 12-8 overall ledger, including a 4-2 Big Ten record. The Buckeyes have won four out of their last five games with all four victories claimed away from Columbus. In all, four Big Ten teams will represent the conference in the 2011 NCAA Tournament in Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State and Iowa. It is the 11thconsecutive season the conference has sent at least three teams to the national tournament and the fourth time in the last 17 seasons the league will send four or more teams. MAKING THE TRIP This will be the Buckeyes seventh trip to the national tournament and sixth under head coach Anne Wilkinson. Ohio State made its first appearance at the NCAA Tournament in 1994 but did not return again until 2001 with Wilkinson at the helm. The 2011 campaign marks the first time in program history the Buckeyes have made three-consecutive trips to the tournament. Last season, Ohio State advanced to its first NCAA semifinals in program history, falling, 3-1, to Maryland, the eventual national champion, in College Park, Md. The Buckeyes are 3-6 all-time in NCAA Tournament games. BUCKEYES IN A NUTSHELL Junior forwards Berta Queralt and Danica Deckard lead the squad with 24 points. Deckard has claimed a team-high 11 goals, while Queralt has tallied 10 scores this season. Senior back Jenn Sciulli has 16 points with a team-high six assists, while sophomore Paula Pastor-Pitarque has 10 points (3g, 4a). Senior goalkeeper Ally Tunitis is 12-8 overall with a 1.40 goals-against average. As a team, Ohio State is averaging 14.9 shots per game, while allowing just 1.45 goals per game, which is first in the Big Ten. The Buckeyes lead the conference in defensive saves with 12 stops. WILKINSON CLOSES IN ON 200 WINS Head coach Anne Wilkinson is one win shy of 200 career wins at Ohio State. The 2006 Big Ten Coach of the Year, Wilkinson owns the highest winning percentage in OSU field hockey coaching history with an overall record of (.622). A native of West Chester, Pa., Wilkinson guided the 2010 squad to the first NCAA semifinals in program history. BIG TEN, BIG HONORS For the sixth-consecutive season, at least one Buckeye earned a player of the year award from the Big Ten as senior tri-captain Jenn Sciulli was named Defensive Player Year. With the honor, Sciulli becomes the eighth Ohio State student-athlete to receive a major conference distinction, all under 16-year head coach Anne Wilkinson. Sciulli is the second-consecutive Buckeye to receive the defensive award after former teammate Aisling Coyle won the award in In addition, Sciulli was named a First Team All- Big Ten selection, while junior forwards Berta Quer- AUGUST (0-3) 2011 SChedule 26 #15 DUKE L, 2-3 (OT) 27 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, OHIO L, 1-2 SEPTEMBER (7-2) 3 vs. Richmond 1 W, 2-1 (2OT) 4 at James Madison W, #5 SYRACUSE L, #2 OLD DOMINION L, WAKE FOREST W, 4-3 (OT) 18 at Kent State W, #11 MICHIGAN *^ W, at Ball State W, # 13 INDIANA * W, 3-2 OCTOBER (4-2) 4 #20 LOUISVILLE W, #17 IOWA *^ L, at Michigan State * L, 1-2 (2OT) 18 at Miami (Ohio) W, at #8 Penn State * W, at #20 Northwestern * W, 3-1 NOVEMBER (1-1) 3 vs. Michigan State 2 W, vs. #9 Penn State 2^ L, at #No. 2 Old Dominion 3 11:30 a.m NCAA Championship 4 TBA Home games in BOLD played at Buckeye Varsity Field *Big Ten Conference game ^Big Ten Network 1 - at Harrisonburg, Va. 2 - at State College, Pa. 3 - at TBA 4 - at Louisville, Ky. All times local to site Rankings are as of the date of game Ohio State Athletics Communications Field Hockey SID: Alex Morando Office: (614) Cell: (330) morando.2@osu.edu Web Site: OhioStateBuckeyes.com OhioStateBuckeyes.com

2 2011 OHIO STATE FIELD HOCKEY ROSTER No. Name Pos. Yr. Hometown Previous School 1 Emma Voelker G So. Timonium, Md. Maryvale Prep School 2 Christina Shea M/B So. Chadds Ford, Pa. Archmere Academy 4 Carly Mackessy M Fr. Hudson, Ohio Hudson 7 Nora Murer M/B So. Luzern, Switzerland Kantonsschule Alpenquai Luzern 9 Alexis Allen F Fr. Shaker Heights, Ohio Laurel 10 Jenn Sciulli B Sr. Palmyra, Pa. Palmyra 11 Carline van Schijndel M/F Fr. Tilburg, The Netherlands St. Oldulphuslyceum 12 Maria Swartz M So. Columbus, Ohio Bishop Watterson 13 Nina Passen F So. Columbus, Ohio Bishop Watterson 16 Laura Napolitano B Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio St. Ursula Academy 17 Paula Pastor-Pitarque F/M So. Barcelona, Spain Colegio el Pinar 18 Berta Queralt F So. Barcelona, Spain Institució Cultural del CIC 19 Kaitie Kirchner F So. Pittsburgh, Pa. Greensburg Central Catholic 21 Kaitlyn Wagner M Fr. Oley, Pa. Oley Valley 22 Susan Dappen F/M Fr. Upper Arlington, Ohio Upper Arlington 23 Danica Deckard F Jr. Selinsgrove, Pa. Selinsgrove 24 Arielle Cowie F/M So. Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago Holy Name Convent 31 Sydney Stype G Fr. Upper Arlington, Ohio Upper Arlington 33 Ally Tunitis G Jr. Macungie, Pa. Emmaus Head coach: Anne Wilkinson (16th season, Delaware 86) Associate head coach: Jon O Haire (11th season, SUNY at Stony Brook 86) Assistant coach: Chrissy Kilroe (4th season, Ohio State 01) Captains: Jenn Sciulli, Ally Tunitis, Berta Queralt Anne Wilkinson at a glance... Ohio State Record: (.626), 15 years Career Record: (.574), 24 years Hometown: West Chester, Pa. High School: West Chester East Alma Mater: Delaware, 1986 (B.A. in Health and Physical Education) Pronunciations Arielle Cowie = AA-re-el COW-ee Nora Murer = MUE-er Paula Pastor-Pitarque =. PAO-la pas-tore pi-tar-kay Berta Queralt = kay-rall Jenn Sciulli = SHOE-lee Carline van Schijndel = vun-skine-del Playing Career Four-year letterwinner in field hockey and lacrosse at the University of Delaware. Earned All-America honors in both sports (two-time selection in field hockey). Helped lead the Blue Hens to the lacrosse national title in As a senior, Wilkinson was named Female Athlete of the Year. Wilkinson also played on two U.S. National Field Hockey Teams. Coaching Career Head Coach, American, ; Head Coach, Ohio State, 1996-present. Highlights 2006 Big Ten Coach of the Year and 2010 NFHCA West Region Coach of the Year. Owns the highest winning percentage in OSU field hockey coaching history (.623). Coached the 400th game of her career Sept. 28, 2007 vs. Michigan. Recorded 200th career victory Nov. 4, 2005 with 1-0 win against Michigan State in the Big Ten tournament semifinal. In November of 2000, Wilkinson was inducted into the University of Delaware Hall of Fame. Guided the 2010 squad to NCAA semifinals. Ohio State Student-Athletes Has produced 21 All-America selections, 58 All-Region honorees, 56 All-Big Ten selections, 8 Big Ten Players of the Year, 4 Big Ten Freshmen of the Year, 67 NFHCA National Academic Squad members, 87 Academic All-Big Ten honorees, 136 OSU Scholar-Athletes and three Big Ten Medal of Honor recipients.

3 alt and Danica Deckard and sophomore midfielder Paula Pastor-Pitarque were Second Team All-Big Ten honorees. Senior goalkeeper Ally Tunitis was Ohio State s Sportsmanship Award honoree. REVIEW: 2011 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT The Buckeyes, who earned the No. 2 seed, advanced to the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament after defeating Michigan State, 2-1, in the opening round Nov. 3 in State College, Pa. However, Ohio State fell, 1-0, to No. 3 seed Penn State, the eventual tournament champion, Nov. 4 at the PSU Field Hockey Complex. Jenn Sciulli and Paula Pastor-Pitarque were named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team. ROAD WARRIORS The Buckeyes hold an 8-2 record away from Columbus in Danica Deckard leads the team on the road with 14 points (6g, 2a), while Berta Queralt has collected nine points (3g, 3a). Senior goalkeeper Ally Tunitis has a 0.64 goals-against average on the road with an.825 save percentage advantage in goals scored lead in shots advantage in penalty corners 18.1 shots per game, while limiting opponents to 8.0 shots per game OHIO STATE VS. OPPONENTS The Buckeyes lead their opponents in multiple statistical categories: advantage in goals scored lead in shots on goal advantage in shots per game lead in penalty corners QUEARLT, DECKARD LEAD BUCKEYES Juniors Berta Queralt and Danica Deckard have combined to score 48 of the Buckeyes 96 points this season. Queralt and Deckard, who both have 24 points, have been major factors in the team s stretch of 10 wins in 13 games, collecting a combined 37 points. Deckard leads the team with eight multi-point performances followed by Queralt with seven games of two points or more in a game. SCIULLI CLAIMS CAREER STARTS RECORD Jenn Sciulli, a native of Palmyra, Pa., passed former Buckeye and teammate Bri Doak ( ) for first on the OSU all-time list with 83 career starts in the 2-1 win vs. Michigan State No. 3 in State College, Pa. The OSU captain, who has started every collegiate game for the Scarlet and Gray with 84 starts, has played more than 5,800 minutes in the Buckeye backfield. TUNITIS IN THE RECORD BOOKS Senior tri-captain Ally Tunitis is second on the OSU alltime career goalkeeper wins list with 37 victories since joining the program in The native of Macungie, Pa., Tunitis holds the single-season wins record set last season with 18 victories en route to the program s first NCAA semifinal appearance. The Buckeye goalkeeper also holds the OSU career goals-against average record with a 1.36 mark in 3,803 minutes played (third-most). With the 2-0 shutout at Penn State Oct. 22, Tunitis is now third in career shutouts with 13 overall, passing former OSU goalkeeper Kim Willis ( ). SCIULLI S DEFENSE Senior captain Jenn Sciulli claimed her 10th defensive save (career high) in a 2-1 win vs. Michigan State Nov. 3. The Buckeye back leads the conference in defensive saves and is second in the nation in defensive stops. A native of Palmyra, Pa., Sciulli now has 24 career saves and is second on the OSU all-time list. On the other side of turf, the OSU back leads the team in assists with six helpers this season. 100 POINTS AND COUNTING... Junior captain Berta Queralt had a game to remember in the 4-3 overtime victory against Wake Forest Sept. 16 in Columbus. The OSU forward tallied four goals on eight points (career-highs), including the gamewinner in extra time vs. the Demon Deacons. With her eight-point performance, the native of Barcelona, Spain, became the ninth Buckeye in program history to collect at least 100 career points. Queralt, a two-time All-American, is currently sixth in the record books with 117 points. Queralt leads the squad with 24 points and has posted 10 goals and four assists. The eight-point performance by Queralt is tied for first in the Big Ten in individual gamehighs with Kelsey Amy of Penn State and Kim Scraper of Iowa, who also claimed eight-point performances earlier this season. SCIULLI NAMED TO NFHCA ALL-STAR SQUAD Jenn Sciulli has been invited to play in the 2011 NFHCA Division I Senior All-Star Game, the National Field Hockey Coaches Association announced Tuesday. Sciulli, who is second in the nation in defensive stops with 10 in 2011, will play at the event held at 3 p.m. Nov. 19 at the University of Louisville in Louisville, Ky. Kookaburra/NFHCA Division I Rankings Nov. 8, 2011 Institution Points (first place votes) 1. North Carolina (20-1) (25) 2. Old Dominion (20-2) (5) 3. Syracuse (18-3) Maryland (15-4) Connecticut (17-2) Duke (13-7) Penn State (16-5) Michigan (14-6) New Hampshire (17-4) Stanford (17-3) California (16-3) Iowa (15-4) Boston (11-9) Albany (13-7) Ohio State (12-8) Northeastern (14-7) Maine (16-4) Wake Forest (10-9) Boston College (10-9) Ohio (18-4)...51 Also Receiving Votes: : Richmond (39), Rider (24), Yale (19), Hofstra (18), Northwestern (16), Princeton (16), Michigan State (13), Indiana (10), Louisville (10), Lafayette College (8), Drexel (3), Virginia (1).

4 OHIO STATE WHEN At home On the road At neutral site In overtime In penalty strokes When leading at halftime When trailing at halftime When tied at halftime When scoring first goal When opponent scores first goal When outshooting opponent When outshot by opponent When taking more penalty corners When allowing more penalty corners Against ranked opponents Against unranked opponents When scoring 0 goals When scoring 1 goal When scoring 2 goals When scoring 3 or more goals When allowing 0 goals When allowing 1 goal When allowing 2 goals When allowing 3 or more goals On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday Ohio State opened its new field hockey home Buckeye Varsity Field last season. Ohio State in... NCAA Stat Rankings - As of Nov. 7, 2011 Team Category...Rank... Stat Scoring Average Goals per game Goals-against average Scoring margin Shutouts per game Defensive saves Save percentage Penalty corners per game Winning percentage Player Category... Player... Rank (Stat) Goals-against average... Ally Tunitis...10 (1.40) Defensive saves... Jenn Sciulli...2 (10.0) Save Percentage... Ally Tunitis...31 (0.724) Big Ten Stat Rankings Overall - As of Nov. 7, 2011 TEAM Category...Rank... Stat Goals-against average Goals allowed Goals allowed per game Saves Penalty corners Defensive saves PLAYER Category... Player... Ranks (Stat) Shots... Danica Deckard...3 (92)... Jenn Sciulli...8 (64)... Berta Queralt...9 (54) Shots per game... Danica Deckard...3 (4.84)... Jenn Sciulli...8 (3.20) Points... Berta Queralt...T-9 (24)... Danica Deckard...T-9 (24) Points per game... Danica Deckard...T-8 (1.26) Goals... Danica Deckard...T-6 (11)... Berta Queralt...T-9 (10) Goals per game... Danica Deckard...T-7 (0.58) Gamewinning goals... Danica Decard...2 (5) Defensive saves... Jenn Sciulli...1 (10) Saves... Ally Tunitis...5 (76) Saves per game... Ally Tunitis...5 (3.80) Shutouts... Ally Tunitis...T-2 (3) Goals-against average... Ally Tunitis...2 (1.40) CONFERENCE STANDINGS Michigan Ohio State Iowa Penn State Indiana Northwestern Michigan State

5 BUCKEYES CHASING RECORDS... Career Records Points Years...(G-A) Total 1. Sue Marcellus (117-20) Britta Eickhoff (78-14) Vanessa Immordino (52-23) Yesenia Luces (44-35) Linda Haussener (45-31) Berta Queralt 2009-present (37-43) Danielle Dayton (53-4) Mieke van Ulden (22-64) Katie Hobson (35-31) Lucy Clayton (41-14) Assists Years total 1. Mieke van Ulden Saskia Mueller Berta Queralt 2009-present Yesenia Luces Kim Bush Linda Haussener Katie Hobson Lorraine Mullholland Nienke Blans Goals Years... Total 1. Sue Marcellus Britta Eickhoff Danielle Dayton Vanessa Immordino Linda Haussener Yesenia Luces Lucy Clayton Marije van Nouhuys Berta Queralt 2009-present Aisling Coyle Dawn Pederson Kate Hobson Gamewinning goals (since 1994) Years...Total 1. Britta Eickhoff Marije van Nouhuys Aisling Coyle Vanessa Immordino Berta Queralt 2009-present Jena Cacciatore Lucy Clayton Yesenia Luces Saskia Mueller Danica Deckard 2009-present Linda Haussener Katie Hobson Defensive Saves (since 1985) Years...Total 1. Beth Senich Jenn Sciulli 2008-present Kim Bush Jessica Findeison Aubrey Stock Tracey Senich Traci Massielo Terri VanDeCarr Kate Brown Danielle Dayton Goals-against average (min. 500:00, since 1985) Years... (GA-Min)...GAA 1. Ally Tunitis ( ) Allison Blanton ( ) Lindsay Quintiliani ( ) Nikki Thompson ( ) Lara Koole ( ) Lindsay Williams ( ).1.89 Shutouts Years...Total 1. Sue Willson Lindsay Quintiliani Ally Tunitis 2008-present Kim Willis Allison Blanton Lindsay Williams Raegan Kopetz Nikki Thompson Susan Dunmire Gabrielle Guerrieri wins (since 1994)... Years Total 1. Lindsay Quintiliani Ally Tunitis 2008-present Lindsay Williams Nikki Thompson Allison Blanton Games started (since 1995) * Years...Total 1. Jenn Sciulli 2008-present Bri Doak Kelly Terwilliger Linda Haussener Curlyne Wynn Leticia Fragapane Jenee Doto Kate Brown Jena Cacciatore Saskia Mueller Lauren Kruse Lucy Clayton Vanessa Immordino Games played (since 1985) Years...Total 1. Jenn Sciulli 2008-present Jena Cacciatore Bri Doak Aisling McKeon Curlyne Wynn Lauren Kruse Jessica Findeison Nicole Hart Emelie Leewens Kate Brown Diana Kuser Kelly Terwilliger Jenee Doto

6 2011 Division I Field Hockey Championship First Round Second Round Semifinals Championship November 12 November 13 November 18 November 20 * North Carolina (20-1) 1 Ohio (19-4) Michigan (14-6) 2 p.m. New Hampshire (17-4) Penn St. (16-5) Trager Stadium University of Louisville 2 or 4:30 p.m. Northeastern (14-7) Princeton (10-7) 2 p.m. * Connecticut (17-2) 4 Syracuse (18-3) 3 Trager Stadium University of Louisville Noon NATIONAL CHAMPION Richmond (16-6) * Maryland (15-4) 2 p.m. Iowa (15-4) Stanford (17-3) Trager Stadium University of Louisville 2 or 4:30 p.m. Duke (13-7) Ohio St. (12-8) 2 p.m. * Old Dominion (20-2) 2 *Denotes host institution Home team is the seeded team in the seeded game. In the non-seeded game, the team on the top of the bracket is the home team.

7 2011 Ohio State Field Hockey Ohio State Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 05, 2011) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 26 #15 DUKE Lot Aug 27 NEW HAMPSHIRE L Aug 31 OHIO L Sep 3 vs Richmond Wo Sep 4 at James Madison W Sep 09 #5 SYRACUSE L Sep 11 #2 OLD DOMINION L Sep 16 WAKE FOREST Wot Sep 18 at Kent State W * Sep 23 #11 MICHIGAN W Sep 27 at Ball State W * Sep 30 #13 INDIANA W Oct 04 #20 LOUISVILLE W * Oct 08 #17 IOWA L * Oct 14 at Michigan State Lo Oct 18 at Miami W * Oct 22 at #8 Penn State W * Oct 28 at #20 Northwestern W Nov 03 vs #7 Michigan State W Nov 04 at #3 Penn State L TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game PENALTY CORNERS PENALTY STROKES PENALTIES Green cards 10 6 Yellow cards 6 2 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/204 8/160 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/60 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv 23 Deckard, Danica Queralt, Berta Sciulli, Jenn Pastor-Pitarque, P Napolitano, Laura Murer, Nora Cowie, Arielle Dappen, Susan Mackessy, Carly Passen, Nina Swartz, Maria Shea, Christina Kirchner, Kaitie van Schijndel, C Allen, Alexis Wagner, Kaitlyn Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 Voelker, Emma 1 35: Tunitis, Ally : Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents

8 2011 Ohio State Field Hockey Ohio State Game Results (as of Nov 09, 2011) All games Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scored Aug 26 #15 DUKE LOT Queralt, Berta (unassisted) Queralt, Berta (Sciulli, Jenn) Aug 27 NEW HAMPSHIRE L Deckard, Danica (unassisted) Aug 31 OHIO L Sciulli, Jenn (Pastor-Pitarque, P.) Sep 3 vs Richmond WO Pastor-Pitarque, P. (unassisted) Pastor-Pitarque, P. (unassisted) Sep 4 at James Madison W Deckard, Danica (unassisted) Queralt, Berta (Deckard, Danica) Sep 09 #5 SYRACUSE L Sep 11 #2 OLD DOMINION L Sep 16 WAKE FOREST WOT Queralt, Berta (Sciulli, Jenn) Queralt, Berta (unassisted) Queralt, Berta (unassisted) Queralt, Berta (unassisted) Sep 18 at Kent State W Murer, Nora (unassisted) Sciulli, Jenn (Napolitano, Laura;Queralt, Berta) Pastor-Pitarque, P. (unassisted) Murer, Nora (unassisted) * Sep 23 #11 MICHIGAN W Deckard, Danica (Cowie, Arielle) Deckard, Danica (Queralt, Berta;Napolitano, Laura) Sep 27 at Ball State W Deckard, Danica (unassisted) Deckard, Danica (Mackessy, Carly) Napolitano, Laura (Deckard, Danica) Deckard, Danica (Murer, Nora) Queralt, Berta (Sciulli, Jenn) * Sep 30 #13 INDIANA W Deckard, Danica (Pastor-Pitarque, P.) Pastor-Pitarque, P. (unassisted) Sciulli, Jenn (unassisted) Oct 04 #20 LOUISVILLE W Queralt, Berta (Sciulli, Jenn) Deckard, Danica (Sciulli, Jenn) * Oct 08 #17 IOWA L * Oct 14 at Michigan State LO Napolitano, Laura (unassisted) Oct 18 at Miami W Dappen, Susan (Queralt, Berta) Deckard, Danica (Queralt, Berta;Napolitano, Laura) * Oct 22 at #8 Penn State W Queralt, Berta (Sciulli, Jenn) Sciulli, Jenn (unassisted) * Oct 28 at #20 Northwestern W Cowie, Arielle (Pastor-Pitarque, P.) Napolitano, Laura (unassisted) Deckard, Danica (unassisted) Nov 03 vs #7 Michigan State W Cowie, Arielle (unassisted) Sciulli, Jenn (Pastor-Pitarque, P.) Nov 04 at #3 Penn State L Team Record W-L-T Overall: 12-8 Conference: 4-2 Home: 4-6 Away: 6-2 Neutral: 2-0 Overtime: 2-2 Attendance Dates Total Avg. Total: Home: Away: Neutral:

9 2011 Ohio State Field Hockey Ohio State Category Leaders (as of Nov 09, 2011) All games ## Points GP G A Pts Shots 23 Deckard, Danica Queralt, Berta Sciulli, Jenn Pastor-Pitarque, P Napolitano, Laura Murer, Nora Cowie, Arielle Dappen, Susan Mackessy, Carly ## Goals GP G A Pts Shots 23 Deckard, Danica Queralt, Berta Sciulli, Jenn Pastor-Pitarque, P Napolitano, Laura Murer, Nora Cowie, Arielle Dappen, Susan ## Assists GP G A Pts Shots 10 Sciulli, Jenn Queralt, Berta Pastor-Pitarque, P Napolitano, Laura Deckard, Danica Cowie, Arielle Murer, Nora Mackessy, Carly ## Shots GP G A Shots Shot% 23 Deckard, Danica Sciulli, Jenn Queralt, Berta Pastor-Pitarque, P Murer, Nora Napolitano, Laura Passen, Nina Cowie, Arielle Dappen, Susan Mackessy, Carly ## Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 23 Deckard, Danica Queralt, Berta Sciulli, Jenn Pastor-Pitarque, P Murer, Nora Napolitano, Laura Passen, Nina Dappen, Susan Cowie, Arielle Mackessy, Carly ## Game-winning Goals GP No. 23 Deckard, Danica Queralt, Berta Cowie, Arielle Pastor-Pitarque, P Murer, Nora Sciulli, Jenn 20 1

10 f i e l d h o c k e y M e d i a I N F O R M AT I O N O h i o S tat e B u c k e y e s 9 Alexis Allen 24 Arielle Cowie 22 Susan Dappen 23 Danica Deckard 19 Katie Kirchner 4 Carly Mackessy 7 Nora Murer 16 Laura Napolitano 13 Nina Passen 17 Paula Pastor-Pitarque 18 Berta Queralt 10 Jenn Sciulli Junior Barcelona, Spain Senior Palmyra, Pa. 31 Sydney Stype 12 Maria Swartz 11 Carline van Schijndel 1 Emma Voelker Freshman Shaker Heights, Ohio Sophomore Luzern, Switzerland 2 Christina Shea Sophomore Chadds Ford, Pa. Sophomore Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago Junior Cincinnati, Ohio Freshman Upper Arlington, Ohio Sophomore Upper Arlington, Ohio Juniior Selinsgrove, Pa. Sophomore Columbus, Ohio Sophomore Barcelona, Spain 33 Ally Tunitis Sophomore Columbus, Ohio Senior Macungie, Pa. 21 Kaitlyn Wagner Freshman Oley, Pa. 1 Sophomore Pittsburgh, Pa. Freshman Tilburg, The Netherlands Freshman Hudson, Ohio Sophomore Timonium, Md

11 f i e l d h o c k e y M e d i a I N F O R M A T I O N alexis allen FORWARD Freshman #9 Shaker heights, Ohio Laurel Undeclared arielle cowie midfield sophomore #24 Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago Holy Name Convent business 2011 (Freshman Season): Has played in five games for the Buckeyes this season made first collegiate appearance in season opener against Duke (Aug. 26) in Columbus played a season-high 11 minutes and recorded one shot on goal vs. Ball State (Sept.27). Previous to Ohio State: Starting forward at Laurel from two-time first team All-Northeast Ohio... two-time MVP for the Laurel Gators as captain... nominated for All-Ohio... was noted in Cleveland Plain Dealer as one of the strongest, fastest and most athletic players in the state... excels in transition, has strong stick skills and is adept at forcing fouls in the offensive circle... score five goals with nine assists in 16 games in was a four-year started from at Laurel in lacrosse... three-time first team All-Northeast Ohio... captain her senior year... was named to the All-Tournament, second team All-Midwest and Midwest Lake Erie Region honors by the Midwest Schoolgirl Lacrosse Association. Personal : Daughter of Terrence and Paula Allen has two older siblings, Paul and Nona hobbies include traveling would like to own an event planning business or be involved in public relations/communications after graduation part of the Arrupe Summer Program in Cleveland, Ohio at Ignatius High School as a counselor in 2009 student advisor at North Star Collaborative Program cocaptain of spirit squad in co-president of the creativity club in / Totals 5/ Ohio State Career Honors: 2010 NFHCA National Academic honoree. OSU Scholar-Athlete (2010) (Sophomore Season): Has started at midfield in all 20 games for the Buckeyes this season played all 73 minutes in the game vs. Duke (Aug. 26) played a season-high 76 minutes against Wake Forest at home (Sept. 16) had notched two shots, including one on goal against New Hampshire (Aug. 27) recorded an assist in a home win vs. Michigan (Sept. 23) had a goal vs. Northwestern (Oct. 28) tallied another goal vs. Michigan State in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament (Nov. 3) (Freshman Season): Played in 20 games at midfield for the 2010 NCAA Final Four Buckeyes, including 10 starts played in first game of the season at Ohio (Aug. 31) made first career start vs. Virginia (Sept. 11) posted first career assist and point in the 8-0 victory against Robert Morris (Sept. 29) in Columbus claimed an assist in the 5-1 win over Miami (Oct. 7) at Buckeye Varsity Field made nine-consecutive starts for the Scarlet and Gray from Oct. 7-Nov. 7 helped Ohio State defeat Penn State at home (Oct. 17), playing in all 70 minutes first NCAA experience came in the NCAA semifinal at Maryland (Nov. 19) with 56 minutes of action in 10 career starts, Buckeyes notched an 8-2 record. Previous to Ohio State: Fast, award-winning midfielder/forward... member of Trinidad and Tobago s Under-15, 19 and 21 teams... has earned three MVP honors while playing for Ventures Hockey Club from led the Ventures squad to three first-place finishes as captain... named 2006 Rookie of the Year... squad won the Easter Youth Tournament and National Youth Sports Festival... also led the squad to a first-place finish at the 2009 National Youth Sports Festival. Personal: Daughter of Lloyd and the late Caryl Cowie... has four older siblings, Ayesha, Nicole, Ryan and Darren... most admires her mother... plans to open her own business after graduation... enjoys reading, writing and singing... takes acting, dance and singing/song writing classes... nickname is Arie... started playing field hockey at age loves beating opponents to the ball / / Totals 40/

12 f i e l d h o c k e y M e d i a I N F O R M A T I O N susan dappen FORWARD/midfield sophomore #22 Upper Arlington, Ohio Upper Arlington Exploration danica deckard forward JUNIOR #23 selinsgrove, pa. selinsgrove Education & Human Ecology Ohio State Career Honors: 2010 NFHCA National Academic honoree OSU Scholar Athlete (2010) (Sophomore Season): Has played in 13 games for the Buckeyes this year, including three starts (Ohio, Aug. 31; vs. Richmond, Sept. 3; at James Madison, Sept. 4) played a season-high 36 minutes against Ohio made first career start vs. the Bobcats in Columbus had four shots, including three on goal tallied a goal in a 2-1 win at Miami (Oct.18) (Freshman Season): Played in five games for the Buckeyes in 2010 played a season-high 51 minutes in the 8-0 victory over Robert Morris (Sept. 29). Upper Arlington: Natural athlete who played forward for the Golden Bears... was an All-Ohio and First Team Central Ohio honoree as a junior and senior... led Upper Arlington in goals and assists both seasons... notched 22 goals and 15 assists for 59 points as a senior captain... named team s MVP as a senior and Best Offensive Player twice... eight-time letterwinner, also lettering in lacrosse (3) and track and field (1)... four-time Academic All-Ohio and All-League honoree. Personal: Daughter of Patricia and Nathan Dappen... has two older siblings, Alex and Andrea... would like to work in a museum after graduation... enjoys skiing and outdoor activities... nickname is Susie... started playing field hockey in the seventh grade... borrowed a stick and tried out for high school lacrosse team without prior experience / / Totals 18/ Ohio State Career Honors: 2011 Second Team All-Big Ten honoree Academic All-Big Ten selection 2010 NFHCA National Academic honoree twotime OSU Scholar-Athlete (2009 and 2010) (Junior Season): Has started in 19 games for the Buckeyes this year at the forward position has tallied an impressive 10 goals and two assists in 19 games tied for sixth in goals and for ninth in points in the Big Ten has notched 92 shots, including 53 on goal, in 19 games scored first goal of season against second-ranked New Hampshire (Aug. 27) notched a three-point performance at James Madison (Sept. 4) with a goal and assist on a team-high six shots on goal played all 70 minutes against No. 5 Syracuse (Sept. 9), Kent State (Sept. 18), Michigan (Sept. 23), Indiana (Sept. 30), Louisville (Oct.4), Iowa (Oct. 8), Miami (Oct.18) and twice vs. Penn State (Oct. 22 and Nov.4) had two goals, including the gamewinner, in a win vs. Michigan (Sept. 23) led the Buckeyes to a 5-0 victory vs. Ball State with her first career hat trick recorded a goal wins over Indiana and Louisville, marking a streak of four games with at least one goal earned scored a goal in a 2-1 victory over Miami, a game which she recorded five shots on goal scored one of three Buckeye goals vs. Northwestern (Oct. 28) (Sophomore Season): Claimed a season-high nine goals and 19 points for the NCAA Final Four Buckeye squad played in all 23 games, including a season-high 15 starts started at forward in 14-consecutive games from Sept. 29-Nov. 19 helped the Buckeyes notch a 3-2 victory at Wake Forest (Sept. 19) with her first goal of the season posted first career multi-goal performance in the 8-0 win vs. Robert Morris (Sept. 29) in Columbus with a game-high seven shots on goal collected first career assist at Indiana (Oct. 2) scored a goal in back-toback games twice in 2010 notched first career scores in conference action with two scores vs. Michigan State (Oct. 15) in Columbus posted two game-highs of four-points (Miami, Oct. 7; Michigan State, Oct. 15) helped the Buckeyes claim a share of the Big Ten regular season championship with a goal in the 3-0 shutout at Iowa (Oct. 30) tallied a goal in the Buckeyes historic 3-2 win against Syracuse (Nov. 14) in the NCAA quarterfinals at State College, Pa. had two shots on goal against Maryland in the NCAA semifinals in College Park, Md. (Nov. 19) (Freshman Season): Played in 14 games, starting one... first-career start came in the first round NCAA tournament game vs. North Carolina (Nov. 14)... scored in first-career game vs. Saint Louis (Aug. 30)... took a season-high three shots at Ball State (Sept. 22)... played in four Big Ten games, facing Indiana (Sept. 27), Penn State (Oct. 2), Iowa (Oct. 11) and Michigan (Oct. 17)... saw time in seven-consecutive games between Aug. 29-Sept. 18. Selinsgrove High School: A two-year starter at forward for the field hockey team... named the team s best offensive player as a senior while serving as captain... earned Second Team All-State honors and was named a First Team Daily Item All-Star, as well as a First Team All-Star by the Heartland Athletic Conference... helped Selinsgrove win the District IV Championship, Susquehanna Valley League Championship and HAC Championship every season from to total 28 goals and eight assists in that span... also was a four-year letterwinner in basketball and track and field... was a guard on the basketball team and selected league MVP three times after graduating as the school s all-time leading scorer / / / Totals 56/

13 f i e l d h o c k e y M e d i a I N F O R M A T I O N kaitie kirchner forward sophomore #19 pittsburgh, pa. greensburgh central catholic Industrial Engineering carly mackessy midfield freshman #4 Hudson, Ohio Hudson Undecided Ohio State Career Honors: OSU Scholar-Athlete (2010) 2010 NFHCA National Academic honoree (Sophomore Season): Has played in two game for the Scarlet and Gray this season recorded minutes in a 4-1 road win at Kent State (Sept. 18) and a win vs. Ball State (Sept. 27) (Freshman Season): Played in two games for the Buckeyes in 2010 at the forward position saw action in two Buckeye victories at home against Robert Morris (Sept. 29) and Ball State (Oct. 27). Prior to Ohio State: Started playing field hockey as a sophomore at Greenburg Central Catholic... helped lead high school squad to the playoffs for the first time in program history as senior captain... played for East Coast Field Hockey... with club team, played at National Hockey Festival in California... played in USA Futures field hockey program for two years (2009 and 2010)... traveled to Germany to play indoor field hockey, gaining international experience (Feb. 2010). Personal: Daughter of Norman and Janine Kirchner... has two siblings, David and Taylor... enjoys traveling, snowboarding and figure skating... mother played basketball, volleyball and track in college at California University of Pennsylvania... brother, David, plays ice hockey at St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa.... grandmother played field hockey at Slippery Rock University... great-grandfather played in the minor league system for the Pittsburgh Pirates... lists greatest sports thrill as playing field hockey in Germany...wants to continue to play field hockey in Europe after graduation... prior to field hockey, was a competitive figure skater for nine years at the Pittsburgh Figure Skating Club... also competed on high school track and field team for four years (Freshman Season): Has started at midfield in 19 games for the Buckeyes this season recorded a season high 59 minutes of play a win vs. Indiana (Sept. 30) had an assist in a matchup with Ball State (Sept. 27) has four shots, including two on goal this season. Previous to Ohio State: Starting midfielder at Hudson from first team All-Ohio (2010) first team All-District (2010) two-time second team All-District (2008 and 2009) team captain her senior year and named midfielder MVP tallied 18 goals and 22 assists from helped lead Hudson to a league championship in 2009 also played three years of lacrosse at Hudson at attack and midfield advanced to 2010 state semifinals 2011 captain second team All-State (2010) first team All-District (2010) second team All-District (2009) was noted in Cleveland Plain Dealer as using her outstanding speed, strength and athleticism to stop opposing team s attack while still contributing 12 goals and 13 assists her senior season. Personal: Daughter of Rick and Mary Mackessy has two siblings, Ricky (25) and Abbey (20) brother was an All-American lacrosse player at Denison, while sister played lacrosse at Edinboro University hobbies include hanging out with friends, playing sports and going snowboarding during the winter time lists greatest sports thrill as beating rival-school Hathaway Brown in overtime in 2009 after being down 2-0 at halftime plans on becoming a physical therapist after graduation and also traveling the around the world / Totals 19/ / / Totals 4/

14 f i e l d h o c k e y M e d i a I N F O R M A T I O N nora murer back sophomore #7 luzern, switzerland Kantonsschule Alpenquai Luzern Economics laura napolitano back junior #16 cincinnati, Ohio St. Ursula academy Social & Behavioral Sciences Ohio State Career Honors: 2010 NFHCA National Academic honoree OSU Scholar-Athlete (2010) (Sophomore Season): Had two goals in a Buckeye victory on the road at Kent State (Sept. 18) has started in all 20 games for the Scarlet and Gray played a full 70 minutes of action 14 times this season as well as a season high of 100 minutes in an overtime win vs. Richmond (Sept. 3) and Michigan State (Oct. 14) notched a shot against fifth-ranked Syracuse (Sept. 9) took a shot on goal in a home game vs. Michigan (Sept. 23) recorded an assist in a 5-0 win over Ball State (Sept. 27) (Freshman Season): Played all 23 games in the backfield for the NCAA Final Four squad part of the Buckeye backfield that held opponents to a conferencebest 1.26 goals per game helped the squad post the second-lowest goals against average in program history with a 1.22 GAA played in a team-high 1,642 minutes as a rookie in 2010 recorded her first career point and assist vs. Northwestern (Sept. 24) in Columbus tallied an assist in the 8-0 victory vs. Robert Morris (Sept. 29) at Buckeye Varsity Field part of the OSU backfield that limited opponents to 8.1 shots per game, while totaling a league-high seven shutouts. Prior to Ohio State: Has three-plus years of international experience... member of the Swiss National Team since 2007, playing in 21 games for the senior squad and 32 at the junior level... played with former Buckeyes and Big Ten Players of the Year Saskia Mueller and Linda Haussener... helped backstop the team to 12 Top 3 finishes, including two titles, at Junior Swiss Championships... senior team has earned four third-place finishes... member of the 2009 European Nations Under-21 Indoor champion team. Personal: Daughter of Hildegard and Daniel Murer... has an older sibling, Laurin... started playing field hockey at age 9... enjoys snowboarding and meeting people / / Totals 43/ Ohio State Career Honors: Two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2009 and 2010) 2010 Harriet Reynolds Scholar Athlete Award winner two-time NFHCA National Academic recipient (2009 and 2010)... two-time OSU Scholar-Athlete (2009 and 2010) (Junior Season): Has played and started in all 20 games in the OSU backfield claimed first point of the season on an assist in a 4-1 victory at Kent State (Sept. 18) part of the starting backfield that has limited opponents to 1.45 goals per game and 11 shots per game helped lead the Buckeyes to a 2-0 shutout at James Madison (Sept. 4) key member in the Buckeyes penalty corner unit recorded her second assist on the season vs. Kent State (Sept. 18) scored a goal in road win at Ball State (Sept.27) notched a defensive save vs. Louisville (Oct.4) had a goal vs. Michigan State (Oct. 14) tallied an assist in a win at Miami (Oct. 18) scored her third goal of the season vs. Northwestern (Oct. 28) en route to being named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 1) (Sophomore Season): Played in three games for the Buckeyes helped the Scarlet and Gray to shutout victories against Robert Morris (Sept. 29), UC Davis (Oct. 23) and Ball State (Oct. 27) part of the OSU backfield that limited opponents to 8.1 shots and a league-best 1.26 goals per game while totaling a Big Ten Conference best seven shutouts (Freshman Season): Played in 14 games, starting started first 10 games of the season... recorded first career defensive save in first collegiate game in 1-0 loss to James Madison (Aug. 29)... made a defensive save vs. Syracuse to push overtime in an eventual 3-2 loss (Sept. 4)... part of the OSU backfield that limited opponents to just 9.9 shots and 1.54 goals per game while totaling a Big Ten Conference-high six shutouts... saw time against four Big Ten opponents in Indiana (Sept. 27), Michigan (Oct. 17), Michigan State (Oct. 23) and Northwestern (Oct. 31). Prior to Ohio State: A two-time captain and three-year starter on the Sr. Ursula Academy field hockey team... helped St. Ursula to a second-place finish in 2007 in the Southwest Ohio Field Hockey League after winning the championship in as a junior and senior, was named to the All-Ohio Team by the Ohio Field Hockey Coaches Association as well as SWOFHL First Team All-Conference and the team s MVP and best defensive player... named 2008 Cincinnati Enquirer Player of the Year... also participated at the 2007 National Futures and Junior Olympic Games, winning a bronze medal at both... involved with the Girls Athletics Association, the Earth Club and National Honors Society / / / Totals 37/

15 f i e l d h o c k e y M e d i a I N F O R M A T I O N nina passen forward sophomore #13 columbus, Ohio bishop watterson Pharmacy paula pastor-pitarque midfield/forward sophomore #17 barcelona, spain colegio el pinar Strategic Communication Ohio State Career Honors: OSU Scholar-Athlete (2010) 2010 NFHCA National Academic honoree (Sophomore Season): Has played in 12 games, including three starts at forward for the Buckeyes this season made first career start against then-no. 15 Duke (Aug. 26) in Columbus... had three shots on goal against New Hampshire (Aug. 27) tallied season-high 50 minutes in two games this year against the Blue Devils and Richmond (Sept. 3) (Freshman Season): Played in six games for the 2010 NCAA Final Four squad recorded first career assist in the 8-0 victory vs. Robert Morris (Sept. 29) played in the Buckeyes season opener at Ohio (Aug. 31) recorded a seasonhigh 46 minutes in the 5-0 victory vs. Ball State (Oct. 27) in six games in action, Buckeyes outscored their opponents Prior to Ohio State: Three-year starter at forward for Bishop Watterson s varsity squad... led the Eagles in scoring with 45 goals and 41 assists for 131 points as a senior captain... scored the gamewinner in the 2009 Ohio State championship game, taking home the state title as a senior after a runner-up finish in also scored the gamewinner in the state semifinal game, earning the team s MVP award in named First Team All-Conference three times and First Team All- Ohio in also a member of the basketball and track and field teams... was an Academic All-Ohio and Scholar-Athlete honoree. Personal: Daughter of Ron and Patti Passen... has three siblings, John, Eddie / / Totals 18/ Ohio State Career Honors: 2010 Big Ten Freshman of the Year first team All-Big Ten selection (2010) 2011 Second Team All-Big Ten hooree All-Big Ten Tournament team selection named to both the 2010 Big Ten All-Tournament and 2010 NCAA All-Tournament teams second team NFHCA All-West Region honoree (2010) named Big Ten Freshman of the Week twice in 2010 (Oct. 4 and Oct. 25) 2010 OSU Freshman of the Year 2010 NFHCA National Academic selection OSU Scholar-Athlete (2010) (Sophomore Season): Has started in all 20 games at midfield for the Buckeyes... has had three multi-point performances this season against Richmond (Sept. 3), Kent State (Sept. 18) and Indiana (Sept. 30) notched first assist of the year vs. Ohio (Aug. 31) and first goal of 2011 against Richmond (Sep. 18) led the Buckeyes to a 2-1 overtime victory against Richmond after tying the game with 26 seconds left in regulation to force overtime before notching the gamewinning stroke goal on the Buckeyes ninth attempt in Harrisonburg, Va. had a season-high nine shots vs. the Spiders, including five on goal recorded an assist in the Big Ten tournament in a Buckeye win over Michigan State (Nov. 3) fourth on the team in points with ten scores (Freshman Season): Played at forward during the Buckeyes run to the 2010 NCAA Final Four saw action in all 23 games for the Scarlet and Gray, including 22 starts collected nine goals and eight assists for 26 points, which was fifth best on the team helped the team advance to the NCAA quarterfinals after tallying both goals in the 2-1 overtime victory vs. Albany (Nov. 13), including the gamewinner in overtime in State College, Pa. totaled five points in the two NCAA overtime victories vs. Albany (Nov. 13) and Syracuse (Nov. 14) collected an assist in the 3-2 overtime victory vs. Syracuse (Nov. 14) in the NCAA quarterfinals collected first career assist against Kent State (Sept. 5) at Buckeye Varsity Field claimed two three-point performances posted a nine-game point streak (Sept. 24-Oct.27) to combine for 17 total points scored first-career goal against Northwestern (Sept. 24) notched a season-high three points vs. Robert Morris (Sept. 29) posted 10 points in five conference games with four goals and two assists collected first Big Ten Freshman of the Week (Oct.4) laurel after collecting four points in the two wins vs. Robert Morris (Sept. 29) and Indiana (Oct.2) guided the Buckeyes to home victories against Michigan State (Oct. 15) and Penn State (Oct. 17), claiming four points with two goals posted three-point game at Michigan with a goal and an assist in the 2-1 win in Ann Arbor (Oct. 22) to earn her second Big Ten Freshman of the Week honor (Oct. 25) scored a goal in the 2-0 semifinal victory vs. Michigan State at the Big Ten Championship (Nov. 5). Prior to Ohio State: Member of the Spanish Youth National team, helping Spain to four Top 5 finishes at European Championships at the Under-16 and Under 21 level... at the Spanish Independent States Championships, she played for the first-place U-16 and U-21 Catalan teams... quick, smart player with great ball handling skills. Personal: Daughter of Angel Augustin and Maria Jose Pastor Pitarque... will reunite with former club teammate Berta Queralt... started playing field hockey at age 5... would like to continue playing field hockey after graduation... enjoys shopping and going out with friends... fan of the FC Barcelona soccer club... picks New York City as the most interesting place she has visited / / Totals 43/

16 f i e l d h o c k e y M e d i a I N F O R M A T I O N berta queralt forward junior #18 barcelona, spain Institució Cultural del CIC Architecture Ohio State Career Honors: Two-time third team NFHCA All-American (2009 and 2010) became the first freshman in program history to be named an All-American... two-time first team NFHCA All-West Region (2009 and 2010)... Big Ten Freshman of the Year (2009)... two-time first team All-Big Ten (2009 and 2010) Second Team All-Big Ten selection... named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team (2009)... named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week Oct. 18 in 2010 tabbed Big Ten Freshman of the Week five times in 2009 (Aug. 31, Sept. 21, Sept. 28, Oct. 12, and Oct. 19)... received the team s Rookie of the Year award (2009) and Offensive Player of the Year honors twice (2009 and 2010)... Academic All- Big Ten honoree (2010) two-time NFHCA National Academic honoree (2009 and 2010) two-time OSU Scholar-Athlete (2009 and 2010) leads all active Buckeyes in multiple career categories, including points (117), goals (36) assists (43) and gamewinners (11) (Junior Season): Surpassed the 100 career-point mark to become the ninth Buckeye in program history with at least 100 points in an eight-point/four-goal performance against Wake Forest (Sept. 16) in Columbus opened the year with a two-goal performance against Duke (Sept. 26) claimed a goal against James Madison (Sept. 4) had an assist vs. Kent State (Sept. 18)... has had seven-multi point performances this season recorded an assist in a 2-1 win vs. Michigan (Sept. 23) tallied a goal against Ball State (Sept. 27) had two assists vs. Miami (Oct. 18) as well as a goal in a 2-0 win over Penn State (Oct. 22) (Sophomore Season): Started all 23 games for the 2010 NCAA Final Four squad led the team and the Big Ten with a program record 27 assists, while tallying 10 goals posted back-to-back seasons with at least 45 points after claiming a season-high 47 points in ranked first in the conference in assists per game (1.17) and fourth in points per game (2.04) ranked 16th in the country in points per game (2.04) posted three gamewinning goals tied for ninth in the all-time single season points list with 47 with former Buckeye Dawn Pederson (1994) first Buckeye in program history to claim at least 10 goals and 25 assists in a single season had eight multiple-assist games, including a three-assist outing vs. Michigan State (Oct. 15) had a season-high six points vs. Ball State (Oct. 27) with two goals and two assists had three multiple-goal games posted four points at Louisville (Sept. 8), including the gamewinning goal (unassisted) in double overtime notched at least one point in seven of the first eight games of the season collected five points in the 8-0 victory vs. Robert Morris (Sept. 29) collected 19 points in a four-game stretch (Sept. 29-Oct. 15) posted five points in back-to-back home games vs. Miami (Oct.7) and Michigan State (Oct. 15)... held a seven-game assist streak from Oct. 23-Nov. 13 named Big Ten Offensive Player of the week (Oct. 18) after helping the Scarlet and Gray claim two conference victories against Michigan State (Oct. 15) and Penn State (Oct. 17), combining for six points on a goal and four assists recorded a goal in the 3-0 win at Iowa (Oct. 30) to help the Buckeyes claim a share of the Big Ten regular season championship recorded two assists in the 2-0 win over Michigan State (Nov. 5) in the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament in Evanston, Ill. collected an assist in the Big Ten Tournament final vs. Michigan (Nov. 7) in Evanston, Ill. held a season-high six-game point streak (Oct. 23-Nov. 13). notched her final assist of the season in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament in the 2-1 overtime win vs. Albany in State College (Nov. 13) played 49 minutes in the NCAA semifinal game at Maryland (Nov. 19) team held a 16-2 record when Queralt tallied an assist paired with her countrywoman Paula Pastor-Pitarque on the attack, combining to post 73 points for the Buckeyes ranked third on the team with 61 shots with 39 on goal. posted five gamewinners to rank second in the league and tie for second in the OSU single-season record book... had three multiple-assist games, including a three-assist outing vs. Saint Louis (Aug. 30) which tied the most assists by a Buckeye in a game since ended the contest vs. Saint Louis with a season-high seven points... had four multiple-goal games... posted five points in the 5-2 win at Kent State (Sept. 16) with two goals, including the gamewinner, and an assist... scored both Ohio State goals in 2-1 victory over Louisville (Oct. 14)... tallied twice in the 3-0 win over Vermont (Sept. 18)... scored the gamewinner in the final seconds of the contest and added an assist in a thrilling 3-2 victory over Indiana (Sept. 27) also had a goal and assist in the 4-3 win over Michigan (Oct. 17)... recorded a goal vs. Iowa (Oct. 11), Michigan State (Oct. 23) and Northwestern (Oct. 31)... tallied the lone Ohio State goal in a 2-1 loss to Penn State (Nov. 5) at the Big Ten Tournament... recorded 21 points during six-game point streak between Aug. 30-Sept also went on a five-game point streak, collecting 12 points between Oct paired with her countrywoman Maria Briones on the attack, combining to score more than half of Ohio State s 54 goals... ranked third on the team with 59 shots with 40 on goal. Prior to Ohio State: Played with the Junior Hockey Club for over 10 years as a member of their Under-12, 14, 16 and 18 teams... played in the National League with former Buckeye All-American Saskia Mueller as a member of Spain s Junior National Team, played in the Four Nations Under-16 tournament from and the Four Nations Under-18 tournament in at the Under-16 European Youth Championships, she helped the team to third place in 2004 and second place in attended the Institució Cultural del CIC in Barcelona. Personal: Fullname is Berta-Naoko Queralt O Callaghan... greatest sports thrill was playing in the Under-16 European Youth Championship in Valencia... daugh / / / Totals 63/ (Freshman Season): Started all 20 games... led the team and ranked third in the Big Ten in scoring with 46 points... tied two-time All-American Britta Eickhoff ( ) for 11th on the Ohio State all-time single-season points list...recorded a team-best 17 goals, good for fourth in the league, and 12 assists, which tied for second in the Big Ten... ranked 19th in the NCAA with 2.30 points per game... 7

17 f i e l d h o c k e y M e d i a I N F O R M A T I O N jenn sciulli back senior #10 palmyra, pa. palmyra Speech and Hearing Science christina shea midfield/back sophomore #2 chadds fords, pa. archmere academy Pre-communication Ohio State Career Honors: 2011 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year First Team All-Big Ten honoree... named to the 2011 All-Big Ten Tournament Team and second team NFHCA All-West Region honoree (2010) second team All-Big Ten selection (2010) third team womensfieldhockey.com All-American (2010) honored as the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week three times during the 2010 campaign (Oct. 4, Oct. 18, Nov.1) 2010 OSU Defensive Player of the Year received the team s Rookie of the Year award (2008) and the Defensive Player of the Year award (2009)... NFHCA National Academic Squad selection (2008) Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2009, 2010)... two-time OSU Scholar-Athlete (2008, 2009) second in career defensive saves at Ohio State with 24 stops... holds OSU career games started and gamed played record with 84 games (Senior Season): Has started in all 20 games to continue her career starts streak to 84 games third on the team with 16 points (5g, 6a) first in the Big Ten in defensive saves with 10 this season posted first point of the year vs. Duke (Aug. 26) notched three multi-point performances against Ohio (Aug. 31), Kent State (Sept. 18) and Indiana (Sept. 30) has tallied goals in three games this season against Ohio (Aug. 31), Kent State (Sept. 18) and Indiana (Sept. 39) part of the starting backfield that has limited opponents to 1.45 goals per game and 12 shots per game helped lead the Buckeyes to a 2-0 shutout at James Madison (Sept. 4) had an assist vs. Ball State (Sept.27) as well as two assists vs. Louisville (Oct.4) had a goal and an assist vs. Penn State (Oct. 22) tallied a goal in the Big Ten tournament vs. Michigan State (Nov. 3) key member in the Buckeyes penalty corner unit Buckeye tri-captain (Sophomore Season): Continued her streak of starting every career game with 20 starts... led the team and tied for first in the Big Ten with four defensive saves... tallied one goal and three assists as a member of the Ohio State penalty corner team... scored the gamewinner off a penalty corner in the 1-0 victory vs. Central Michigan (Sept. 20)... ensured the 3-0 shutout of Ohio with a defensive save (Sept. 11)... helped Ohio State record a 3-2 victory vs. Indiana with a crucial defensive save (Sept. 27)... recorded a defensive save vs. North Carolina (Nov. 14), the eventual NCAA champion, in a First Round NCAA Tournament 4-1 loss... part of the OSU backfield that limited opponents to just 9.9 shots and 1.54 goals per game while totaling a Big Ten Conference-high six shutouts...took four shots, all of which were on goal (Sophomore Season): Has started in all 20 games for the Buckeyes at the back position made first career start against Duke (Aug. 26) in the season opener tallied 70 minutes against top-ranked Old Dominion (Sept. 11) notched a season-high 76 minutes in the 4-3 victory vs. Wake Forest (Sept. 18) part of the starting backfield that has limited opponents to 1.45 goals per game (Freshman Season): Saw action in two games during the 2010 Final Four campaign contributed for the Scarlet and Gray in shutout victories against Robert Morris (Sept. 29) and Ball State (Oct. 27) in Columbus. Archmere Academy: Played four years of varsity field hockey in both the mid- and backfield at Archmere Academy in Claymont, Del.... as a senior captain, scored eight goals and added 11 assists for 27 points as the team recorded a season ledger, the best in school history... a Diamond State All-Conference and All-State honoree in field hockey... a four-year All-Conference honoree in softball. Personal: Daughter of Hugh and Angela Shea... brother, Patrick, is just 19 months older... started playing field hockey at age nickname is Shea... enjoys traveling, has been to Peru, several Caribbean Islands and Mexico... loves the game because of the teamwork needed to be successful... most admires her parents... would like to become a sports broadcaster / / Totals 22/ (Freshman Season): Started all 21 games... scored four goals with four assists for 12 points... two of her goals were gamewinners... also recorded a team-high two defensive saves... made first two goals of college career count, scoring back-to-back 2OT gamewinners at Ohio (Sept. 3) and at Delaware (Sept. 6), both victories by scores of added points in the next two games for a four-game point streak... had an assist in 3-0 shutout vs. Temple (Sept. 7)... scored lone OSU goal in 5-1 defeat at Louisville (Sept. 10)... tallied first multiple-assist game with two helpers in 4-0 victory vs. Maine (Sept. 14)... followed with an assist the next game, a 5-0 blanking vs. Ball State (Sept. 17)... scored her fourth goal of the season in 7-0 win vs. Appalachian State (Sept. 21)... had defensive saves against two Big Ten opponents: vs. Michigan State (Sept. 26) and against Michigan in the Big Ten tournament (Nov. 6)... part of the Buckeye backfield that limited opponents to 7.3 shots per game and 1.24 goals per game with nine shutouts... totaled 13 shots with 10 of them on goal. Palmyra High School: A 2007 NFHCA High School Second Team All-America honoree... a two-time first team all-state selection after being named second team all-state in four-year starter who played as a defender/midfielder and was named the team s Most Valuable Player her junior and senior seasons... three-time Lebanon County All-Star and Mid-Penn Conference All-Star after helping Palmyra to the 2005 state title and `07 state runner-up... also earned NFHCA High School All-Mideast Region honors as a senior... finished third at the 2007 U.S. National Futures Championship and was a three-time festival participant... selected as a Futures Elite by the U.S. Field Hockey Association and played in the USFHA National Indoor Tournament from earned recognition as a senior for her schoolwork as well with a spot on the NFHCA High School National / / / / Totals 84/

18 f i e l d h o c k e y M e d i a I N F O R M A T I O N Sydney Stype goalkeeper freshman #31 Upper arlington, Ohio upper arlington Undecided maria swartz midfield sophomore #12 columbus, ohio bishop watterson Exercise Science Prior to Ohio State: Played four years at Upper Arlington High School ( ) for former Buckeye McKenzie Hufford... second team All-League... nominated for All-Ohio... voted MVP by teammates... played in 2010 Senior All-Star Game... helped team advance to third round of the 2010 State Tournament... three-year varsity letterwinner... during senior season, had a 1.11 GAA, stopping 143 of 163 shots in 18 games for an.877 save percentage... collected six saves in a regularseason shutout against eventual 2010 state champions St. Ursula Academy... stopped 30 of 32 shots against then-undefeated and eventual state tournament finalist Thomas Worthington... nicknamed Synderblock by teammate... plays for club team, the Columbus Coyotes for coach Steve Boniface. Personal: Daughter of Deb and Greg Stype has one sibling, Robyn would like to work in athletics or work with the deaf after graduation favorite pastimes include hockey, musical theatre, singing and technical theatre lists greatest sports thrill as being able to play a game and work as team in order to win and do well honor roll for 15 quarters in high school Irish Dance at Richens-Timm Academy of Irish Dance tech crew for Upper Arlington s winter musical Women s Glee Symphonic Choir Ohio State Career Honors: 2010 NFHCA National Academic Selection OSU Scholar-Athlete (2010) (Sophomore Season): Has played in 18 games this season in the Buckeye midfield/backfield notched a shot against James Madison (Sept. 4) tallied a season-high 77 minutes against Richmond (Sept. 3) in Harrisonburg, Va. played 39 minutes in the season opener against Duke (Aug. 26) (Freshman Season): Played in 13 games for the Buckeyes in 2010 recorded her first career start against Kent State (Sept. 5) with a second against Louisville (Sept. 8). Bishop Watterson High School: Played midfield for the 2009 Ohio State champion... a two-time First Team All-Ohio and All-League award winner... senior captain... member of the USA Futures Field Hockey Team since scored 32 goals and added 18 assists in high school, helping Bishop Watterson to the state title and two runner-up titles as a freshman and sophomore... also lettered twice in track and field and once in cross country. Personal: Daughter of John and Donna Swartz... has three older brothers, John, Matthew and Daniel... has 12 relatives, including OSU teammate and cousin Nina Passen, who have played varsity sports for Division I, III and NAIA programs... started playing field hockey at age nickname is Re-re or Chia... loves the fast pace of the game... every winter, her father builds an ice rink in the backyard... grew up playing ice hockey with her brothers (Sophomore Season): Has played in all nine games this season in the Buckeye Year midfield/backfield GP/GS notched G A a shot P against Shots James Madison GW (Sept. DSv 4) PS-Att tal / / Totals 32/

19 f i e l d h o c k e y M e d i a I N F O R M A T I O N ally tunitis goalkeeper senior #33 macungie, pa. emmaus Allied Medical Professions Ohio State Career Honors: 2011 Big Ten Sportsmanship honoree... named Academic All-Big Ten (2009, 2010)... three-time OSU Scholar-Athlete (2008, 2009, 2010) ranks first in career goals-against average at Ohio State (1.36) holds single-season wins record for OSU goalkeepers with 18 victories (2010) (Senior Season): Senior tri-captain for the 2011 Buckeyes has started in all 20 games for the Buckeyes at goal has a 12-8 overall record with a 1.40 goals-against average and a.724 save percentage notched a career-high eight saves in the season opener against Duke (Aug. 26) claimed first shutout of the season in a 2-0 win at James Madison (Sept. 4) had a six save performance vs. Louisville (Oct. 4) recorded seven saves vs. Michigan State (Oct 14) and Northwestern (Oct. 28) has posted 76 saves this season (Junior Season): Started in all 23 games of Ohio State s record-breaking season placed in the Top 10 nationally in goals against average (1.23) program record in wins in a season (18) ranked first in the Big Ten in shutouts (7) which also tied an Ohio State single-season record recorded 12 saves in the Buckeyes NCAA semifinal run had two six save performances during the season - one against Louisville (Sept. 8) and another in the second round of the NCAA tournament against Syracuse (Nov. 14) led the team in minutes played (1646:35) (Sophomore Season): Backed-up OSU all-time career win record-holder Lindsay Quintiliani between the pipes... played in four games, starting two with a 1-2 record on the season... played 205:55 minutes and had a 3.40 goals-against average... opened the season playing 28:29 vs. Saint Louis (Aug. 30) without facing a shot... made first start vs. Princeton (Sept. 5), making two saves in the 5-4 OT loss... earned the 2-1 win vs. Northwestern (Oct. 31), playing 35:00 minutes and making two saves... played all 70 minutes vs. North Carolina in a First Round NCAA game (Nov. 14), making a season-high four saves against the eventual NCAA champion... had eight saves on the season. Year GP/GS Min. GA GAA Sv. Sv% W-L Sho /7 500: /3 205: / : / : Totals 54/ : carline van schijndel midfield/forward freshman #11 tilburg, the netherlands St. Odulphuslyceum undecided 2011 (Freshman Season): Has played in 10 games for the Buckeyes tallied a season-high 45 minutes against New Hampshire (Aug. 27) made first collegiate appearance in season opener against Duke (Aug. 26) posted first shot on goal vs. Kent State (Sept. 18). Prior to Ohio State: Two-time captain at Tilburg has played field hockey since age seven led the squad to three Top League I championships helped the team finish fourth in the National League during season also guided Tilburg to two indoor Top League I championships in 2008 and 2009 played defender/midfielder for both Tilburg and in high school at St. Oldulphuslyceum helped high school team win two South-Netherlands Shell School Tournaments in 2010 and 2011 squad finished as high as fifth in National Shell School Tournament (2011) also lettered in golf, sailing and skiing. Personal: Daughter of Geert-Jan and Wendy van Schijndel has one older sister, Ireen, and one younger brother, Rogier would like to start her own company in the The Netherlands and travel after graduation favorite pastimes include music, hanging out with friends and field hockey lists greatest sports thrill as playing field hockey in the Wagener Stadium in Amesterdam against AHBC Amsterdam in the National League and beating the champions of the National League, 3-0, in 2009 brother plays in Young South-Netherlands Field Team U16 father played in the Youth-South Netherlands Baseball Team U (Freshman Season): Started the last seven games of the season for the Buckeyes... was 6-1, winning her first six games before falling to Iowa in overtime in the Big Ten championship game... allowed just six goals with 26 saves for a.812 save percentage... played 500:56 minutes and had a 0.84 goals-against average... recorded shutout in three of her first four games, blanking three Big Ten opponents... made two saves in her first career game, a 5-0 win at Indiana (Oct. 10)... allowed a single goal in her first four games, giving up one in 3-1 win vs. Miami University (Oct. 15)... posted back-to-back shutouts starting with a 2-0 upset at then-no. 8 Iowa with four saves (Oct. 19)... followed with five saves in 6-0 blanking vs. Northwestern (Oct.24)... backstopped the Buckeyes to a run to the Big Ten championship game... saved three shots in 3-2 first-round win vs. Michigan (Nov. 6) and two shots in semifinal 2-1 upset of top-seeded Penn State (Nov. 7)... made a career-high six saves in 2-1 overtime loss to Iowa in the title game (Nov. 9)... overall in the Big Ten, led the conference with 0.43 shutouts per game... in league games only, tied for first in shutouts (3), and ranked first in goals-against average (0.00) and save percentage (1.000). Emmaus High School: Captained the team as a senior... helped Emmaus win the league, district, state and national high school field hockey championships in her sophomore and senior seasons... team was league, district and state semifinalist in played in the AAU Junior Olympics... selected as a Futures Elite by the U.S. Field Hockey Association... was a two-time participant of in the National Futures Championship... played at the USFHA National Indoor tournaments from participated in the National Field Hockey festival for three years... also was a member of the lacrosse and track and field teams at Emmaus. Personal: Daughter of John and Cyndi Tunitis... has two brothers, Jake and Ian. 1 0

20 f i e l d h o c k e y M e d i a I N F O R M A T I O N emma voelker goalkeeper sophomore #1 Timonium, md. maryvale prep school Early Childhood Education 2011 (Sophomore Season): Has played in one game for the Buckeyes this season, playing in the entire second half of the game vs. then-no. 2 Old Dominion Sept. 11 back-up to senior tri-captain Ally Tunitis (Freshman Season): Saw action in one game for the Buckeyes, which was a matchup against third-ranked Virginia (Sept. 11) recorded two saves in the game vs. the Cavaliers played 21 minutes in the second half of play. Maryvale Prep: Standout goalkeeper at Maryvale Preparatory School... fourletterwinner in both field hockey and softball for the Lions... as a senior captain, made 80 saves in 18 games and was named to the All-Star Team... posted 115 saves in 18 games as a junior... member of the 2008 U.S. Junior Olympic Team which placed fourth... also has national playing experience leading her squad to a silver medal at the 2008 Under-16 National Tournament and a fourth-place finish at the U-19 level in member of three conference champion teams, including one field hockey title and two in softball Personal: Daughter of Robert and Shelia Voelker... has an older sister, Samantha, who plays lacrosse at Virginia Tech... started playing field hockey at age kaitlyn wagner midfield freshman #21 oley, pa. oley valley undecided 2011 (Freshman Season): Has started in all 20 games for the Buckeyes as a true freshman, playing in a combined 955 minutes at the midfield position made first career start in season opener vs. Duke (Aug. 26). Prior to Ohio State: Four-year varsity letterwinner and three-year starter for Oley High School at midfield ( )... first team All-State, All-County and Division MVP as team captain for the Lynx her senior season... second team All-State (2009) and All-Division (2009)... posted 41 goals and 10 assists in her four-year career... helped lead the squad to two state quarterfinal appearances (2007 and 2009) and two state qualifiers (2008 and 2010)... team was four-time Division III champions ( ), Berks County and District champions (2008)... has collected three National Futures Championships (2007, U14; 2008, U16, 2010, U19)... Futures Elite three years... played club field hockey with Keystone Berks Blue and High Styx... competed on high school track (2008) and girls soccer ( ) teams. Personal: Daughter of Scott and Betty Wagner has two older brothers, Michael and Timothy favorite pastimes include snowboarding, wakeboarding, boating, running and reading lists greatest sports thrill as scoring the winning stroke/goal in overtime would like to get involved in integrate industries and the environment and also research renewable energy sources after graduation. Year GP/GS Min. GA GAA Sv. Sv% W-L Sho /0 21: /0 35: Totals 1/0 56: