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1 JOHNS HOPKINS WOMEN S LACROSSE 2017 Schedule & Results Feb. 15 at American W, 186 Feb. 18 at Marquette W, 1210 Feb. 22 at Loyola W, 128 Feb. 25 #10 Penn L, 710 Mar. 1 Georgetown (ESPNU)_ W, 1110 (OT) Mar. 5 Furman W, 155 Mar. 8 UMBC W, 128 Mar. 11 at Hofstra W, 124 Mar. 19 at #1 Maryland * (BTN) L, 417 Mar. 22 Vanderbilt W, 138 Mar. 25 #10 Penn State * L, 1016 Mar. 30 at #16 Northwestern * (BTN)_ 7 pm CT Apr. 8 Michigan * 1 pm Apr. 11 Stony Brook (ESPNU) 5 pm Apr. 22 at Ohio State * 11 am Apr. 27 Rutgers * 6 pm Apr. 30 at Towson Noon May 5 Big Ten Semifinals + May 7 Big Ten Finals + home games in Bold * Big Ten game + at Maryland Series History AllTime vs. Northwestern 411 Record Under Tucker 411 Record in Baltimore 25 Record in Evanston 15 Streak Johns Hopkins won 1 Series Began 2002 Last Meeting_ Hopkins12, Northwestern11 (2OT) March 2, 2016 Homewood Field Johns Hopkins Communications Assistant Director/WLax Contact Jill Guise Guise Office Phone Guise Cell Phone Guise jill.guise@jhu.edu Director Ernie Larossa Larossa Office Phone Athletic Comm. Assistant Lena Welch Welch Office Phone Coordinator of Digital Media Matt Lawrence Lawrence Office Phone On the Web On On On 15 NCAA Tournament Appearances 44 AllAmericans 6 Conference Championships GAME #12 Johns Hopkins (83, 02 B1G) at #16 Northwestern (55, 10 B1G) Thursday, March 30 7:00 pm Martin Stadium Evanston, IL Blue Jays Rankings: RV (IWLCA) 20th (Media) Head Coach: Janine Tucker Record at JHU: th season Overall Record: Same Associate Head Coach: Tara Singleton Assistant Coach: Steele Stanwick AllTime WLax Record: nd season Opening Draw Johns Hopkins hits the road again as the Blue Jays travel to Evanston, IL to take on the 16thranked Northwestern Wildcats. Hopkins is coming off a tough loss to 10thranked Penn State and is seeking its first Big Ten win of the season. In March Hopkins is 9839 (.715) under head coach Janine Tucker in the month of March and is 52 this month. The Tewaaraton Johns Hopkins placed two players on the 2017 Tewaaraton Award Watch List it was announced on February 28. Senior Haley Schweizer and junior Emily Kenul are two of the 50 women s players named to the list. The lists include the top players across all three divisions of NCAA lacrosse and highlight the early contenders for the 2017 Tewaaraton Award, presented by Under Armour. Last Time Out Tenthranked Penn State scored the final eight goals of the game to defeat Johns Hopkins, 1610, on Saturday afternoon at Homewood Field. The Blue Jays trailed, 43, with 15:49 to play in the first half before scoring five straight goals to take an 84 lead into the lockerroom. The Lions opened the second half with a 41 run to make it a 98 game but senior Haley Schweizer scored to push the lead back to two with 18:19 to play. Penn State followed with eight unanswered goals to rally for the win. Wildcats Rankings: 16th (IWLCA) 19th (Media) Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller Record at NU: th season Career Record: Same Assistant Coach: Tim McCormack Assistant Coach: Hannah Nielsen AllTime WLax Record: th season TALE OF THE TAPE JHU NU 2017 Record IWLCA Rank RV 16th Goals Scored Per Game Goals Allowed Per Game Free Position Goals Percentage Assists Per Game Ground Balls Per Game Draw Controls Per Game Caused Turnovers Per Game Saves Percentage Clears Percentage Schweizer and junior Emily Kenul led Hopkins with three points each while Kenul also controlled five draws and caused a pair of turnovers. Senior Caroline Federico made 11 saves, her second doubledigit save performance of the season. Lending A Hand Sophomore Miranda Ibello leads the Blue Jays with 16 assists on the season and she now ranks 20th

2 2017 Johns Hopkins Women s Lacrosse Notes Game 12 Northwestern NATIONAL RANKINGS IWLCA Coaches Poll Mar. 27, 2017 Rk. School Pts (1st) WL Last 1. Maryland 400 (20) North Carolina Florida Colorado Stony Brook T7 6. Penn State Princeton Cornell T7 9. USC Syracuse Penn Notre Dame Towson Denver Virginia Northwestern Virginia Tech Elon Stanford Duke Receiving Votes: Johns Hopkins, Boston College Cascade Media Poll Mar. 27, 2017 Rk. Team (Record) Pts (1st) Prev 1. Maryland (9 0) 419 (20) 1 2. North Carolina (9 1) 396 (1) 2 3. Florida (8 1) Colorado (10 0) Penn State (10 1) Stony Brook (8 1) Cornell (6 1) Princeton (6 1) Penn (7 2) USC (7 3) Syracuse (8 3) Virginia Tech (11 2) Notre Dame (9 4) Denver (7 2) Towson (7 3) Elon (8 2) Virginia (6 4) Boston College (8 4) Northwestern (5 5) Johns Hopkins (8 3) Receiving Votes: Stanford, Louisville, James Madison, Temple, Loyola, Vanderbilt, Duke, Harvard, Rutgers JOHNS HOPKINS WEEK BY WEEK IWLCA IL Media Preseason 20th 18th February 13 17th February 20 18th 17th February 27 18th 18th March 6 19th 18th March 13 RV 16th March 20 RV T17th March 27 RV 20th program history with 26 career assists. She also ranks third in the Big Ten and 29th nationally. Freshman Maggie Schneidereith ranks second on the team and fifth in the league with 15 assists. Her 15 helpers are the fourth most by a freshman in program history. Junior Emily Kenul is the program s active assist leader with 36 career helpers, which ranks 14th in school history. As a team, Hopkins ranks second in the league and 38th nationally with 5.55 assists per game. Poll Position For the third straight week, Johns Hopkins is receiving votes in the IWLCA Coaches Poll. Hopkins dropped three spots to 20th in the Cascade Media Poll and is receiving votes in the Nike/Lax Magazine Poll. Six of the Blue Jays 2017 opponents are ranked in the top 20 of the IWLCA poll, including three (Maryland, Stony Brook, Penn State) in the top 10. Against the Wildcats Johns Hopkins and Northwestern meet for the 16th time in a series that began in 2002 with the inception of the American Lacrosse Conference. This is the first meeting between the two since 2014, the final season of the ALC. The Wildcats lead the series, 114, and is 51 in Evanston. The last time the two met, Hopkins won 1211, in overtime, in Evanston. Scouting the Wildcats Northwestern played seven of its first nine games away from Martin Stadium, but is back at home for three straight. The Wildcats have won backtoback games, including a 128 win over the Louisville Cardinals on Sunday at home. Trailing 87 with 11:36 to play, Northwestern scored the final five goals of the game to win. Senior cocaptain Christina Esposito is riding a 26game point streak and she leads the Wildcats in goals (26), points (33) and freeposition goals (8) and is second on the team with 10 caused turnovers. She has had at least two points in nine of the Cats 10 games this season. Senior Danita Stroup ranks second on the team in goals (17) and points (18). In the last four games, she has scored 11 goals, with three straigth hat tricks. Junior Shelby Fredericks is among the naton s leaders in draw controls, entering Thursday s game ranked fourth with 7.11 per game. She has averaged 9.6 draw controls per game over her last five contests, which includes a pair of games with double digits. Fredericks ranks third in program history with 259 career draw controls, needing just 10 to pass Kristen Kjellman for second. She is also tied for the team lead in assists (9) with Corinne Wessels. Sophomore Mallory Weisse has played every minute in goal and ranks second in the Big Ten in save percentage (.472) and fourth in goals against average (10.23). She also ranks second in the league in saves (92). 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: Nicole DeMase (So. A/M): Needs 3 free position goals to rank 18th (has 10) Caroline Federico (Sr. GK): Needs 64 saves to rank 2nd (has 338) Shannon Fitzgerald (Jr. M): Needs 1 free position goal to rank 16th and 2 to rank 15th (has 13) Miranda Ibello (So. A): Needs 2 assists to rank 19th (has 26) Emily Kenul (Jr. A): Needs 2 points to rank 16th and 6 to rank 15th (has 107) Needs 1 free position goal to rank 12th and 2 to rank 10th (has 16) Needs 1 assist to rank 13th and 2 to rank 12th (has 36) Needs 4 draw controls to rank 12th (has 82) IN THE RECORD BOOK DIVISION I Points 18T. Emily Kenul Haley Schweizer Goals 17. Haley Schweizer...87 Hat Tricks 14. Haley Schweizer T. Shannon Fitzgerald Emily Kenul...10 Free Position Goals 15. Emily Kenul T. Shannon Fitzgerald T. Nicole DeMase...10 Assists 14T. Emily Kenul Miranda Ibello...26 Draw Controls 12. Haley Schweizer Emily Kenul...82 Caused Turnovers 10. Haley Schweizer...63 Saves 3. Caroline Federico Haley Schweizer (Sr. M): Needs 7 points to rank 18th (has 100) Needs 2 goals to rank 15th and 5 to rank 14th (has 87) Needs 5 draw controls to rank 11th (has 86) Needs 1 caused turnover to rank 9th and 3 to rank 8th (has 63)

3 2017 Johns Hopkins Women s Lacrosse Notes Game 12 Northwestern Visitors to Homewood Field this season will be greeted by a statue commemorating former Johns Hopkins men s lacrosse coach and Director of Athletics Robert H. Scott. The statue, which was unveiled in October, is positioned at the main campus entrance to the stadium. Scott spent 20 years as the men s lacrosse coach (195574) and 22 years as the Director of Athletics at Johns Hopkins. At various points during his career at Hopkins he also coached football, basketball, wrestling and soccer. The swimming, baseball, basketball and fencing programs all achieved national prominence under his direction, while he also oversaw the addition of the entire women s athletics program at Johns Hopkins during his tenure as Director of Athletics. The women s lacrosse and swimming programs quickly emerged as national title contenders and the women s athletics program grew to 12 teams before he retired. Many Johns Hopkins teams are wearing patches on their uniforms this year in honor of Scott; the women s lacrosse team included. Getting Defensive Johns Hopkins has held its opponents scoreless for 15 minutes or more 10 times this season. The Blue Jays rank second in the Big Ten and 20th in the nation in scoring defense (9.27). In addition, Hopkins ranks second in the Big Ten in caused turnovers (9.64) and ground balls (18.73). Stick Check Senior Maddie Bodden led Hopkins with a careerbest 27 caused turnovers last season, which ranked 55th in the nation and 13th in school Division I history. Senior Haley Schweizer is the Blue Jays active career leader with 63 caused turnovers, which ranks 10th in school Division I history. She leads the Blue Jays and ranks second in the Big Ten this season with 15 caused turnovers (1.36 per game). Century Mark Senior Haley Schweizer notched three points (2g, 1a) on Saturday versus Penn State, including the 100th point of her career. She is the second Blue Jay this season to earn her 100th point as junior Emily Kenul reached the mark on February 22 at Loyola. Schweizer is the 20th player in school Division I history and 37th alltime at Johns Hopkins to reach the milestone. She and Kenul are the eighth set of teammates with at least 100 career points and the first since 2014 (see chart below). On the Eight A pair of records were broken in Hopkins win over UMBC on March 8. The Blue Jays scored seven free position goals, breaking the singlegame record of six. Opponents Scoring Droughts (15:00+) American 22:23 Loyola 27:04 Penn 19:00 Furman 18:54 UMBC 19:14 UMBC 18:41 Hofstra Hofstra 25:28 Vanderbilt 17:13 Penn State 18:47 TEAMMATES WITH 100 CAREER POINTS DIVISION I Seasons Teammates (point total at the time) Together Danielle Maschuci (262) / Jamie Larrimore (127) Jamie Larrimore (253) / Erin Wellner (217) Meghan Burnett (141) / Heidi Pearce (143) Mary Key (383) / Sarah Walsh (159) Kadie Stamper (113) / Lauren Schwarzmann (118) Candace Rossi (186) / Colleen McCaffrey (176) / Taylor D Amore (120)_ Taylor D Amore (284) / Sammy Cermack (140) / Sarah Taylor (103) Emily Kenul (107) / Haley Schweizer (100) 2015pres. Awards & Honors Caroline Federico (Sr., GK): Big Ten Player to Watch Miranda Ibello (So., A): Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week Emily Kenul (Jr., A): Tewaaraton Award Nominee, Big Ten Player to Watch, Inside Lacrosse Preseason AllAmerican Maggie Schneidereith (Fr., A): Big Ten Freshman of the Week Haley Schweizer (Sr., M): Tewaaraton Award Nominee, Big Ten Player to Watch, Inside Lacrosse Preseason AllAmerican Hopkins had scored six free position goals in a game three times, the most recent coming on February 15, 2014 versus Marquette. Sophomore Nicole DeMase accounted for four of the Blue Jays seven free position goals. Her four goals broke the individual record of three, which had been accomplished seven times. She leads the Blue Jays and ranks third in the Big Ten with 10 free position goals on the season. As a team, Hopkins is 28of57 on free position, for a 49.1 percent conversion rate, which leads the Big Ten and ranks 21st in the nation. Freshmen Six Freshman Maggie Schneidereith s six points (4g, 2a) against Georgetown on March 1 were not just a career high. It was also the most points by a freshman since Taylor D Amore had six (3g, 3a) at UMBC on April 13, Schneidereith ranks second on the team with 15 assists and 27 points. She also leads all freshmen on the team in goals (12), assists and points. In addition, Schneidereith leads all freshmen in the Big Ten in assists and ranks second in points. B1G Things Ahead After two seasons as an independent, Johns Hopkins will once again have conference affiliation as the Blue Jays begin their first season in the Big Ten in The Blue Jays spent 13 years as members of the American Lacrosse Conference before going independent in Hopkins was picked to finish fourth in the preseason vote of the conference s coaches. Defending champion Maryland was the unanimous pick to win the 2017 title. Penn State was picked to finish second, followed by Northwestern and Hopkins to round out the top four. The top four teams in the final regular season standings qualify for the Big Ten Women s Lacrosse Tournament, which will take place at Maryland on May 57. We re Streaking! Eight Blue Jays carry active goal, assist and/or point streaks into Thursday s game at Northwestern. Here s a look at those streaks: Nicole DeMase (So. A/M): Has at least one point in 2 straight games Has at least one goal in 2 straight games Shannon Fitzgerald (Jr. M): Has at least one point in 7 straight games Has at least one goal in 6 straight games Miranda Ibello (So. A): Has at least one point in 9 straight games Has at least one goal in 9 straight games Has at least one assist in 2 straight games Emily Kenul (Jr. A): Has at least one point in 2 straight games Has at least one goal in 2 straight games Alexis Maffucci (Sr. A): Has at least one point in 2 straight games Has at least one goal in 2 straight games Maggie Schneidereith (Fr. A): Has at least one point in 7 straight games Has at least one assist in 2 straight games Haley Schweizer (Sr. M): Has at least one point in 3 straight games Has at least one goal in 3 straight games Lexi Souder (Fr. M): Has at least one point in 2 straight

4 2017 Johns Hopkins Women s Lacrosse Notes Game 12 Northwestern Extra Lacrosse Hopkins improved to 89 in overtime under head coach Janine Tucker with its win over Georgetown on March 1. It was the Blue Jays first win in overtime since an 1110 win at Towson on Apirl 25, The Blue Jays also improved to 21 in overtime against the Hoyas. Three of the last four meetings between Hopkins and Georgetown have been decided in overtime. Preseason Honors Seniors Caroline Federico and Haley Schweizer and junior Emily Kenul have garnered preseaon honors. The trio was named to the Big Ten Players to Watch list while Schweizer and Kenul were also named preseason AllAmericans by Inside Lacrosse graduate of Loyola (MD) and a member of the Greyhound Athletic Hall of Fame, Tucker has led the Blue Jays to doubledigit win totals in 19 of her 23 years on the bench. She has also guided 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 when JHU beat Marquette, 118, on February 12, She currently ranks eighth in NCAA Division I history for coaching wins and she coached her 400th career game at Loyola on February 22. On Tap Hopkins is back at Homewood Field on Saturday, April 8 to take on Michigan. Opening draw for the Big Ten contest is slated for 1:00 pm. Oh Captain, My Captain Senior middie Haley Schweizer and senior defender Maddie Bodden have been selected in a vote of their teammates as captains for the 2017 season. On the Tube Hopkins has four games scheduled for national television this season. Hopkins games versus Georgetown (March 1) and Stony Brook (April 11) will be shown on ESPNU. In addition, Hopkins games at Maryland (March 19) and Northwestern (March 30) will be shown on the Big Ten Network. For the Record This marks the 42nd season for Johns Hopkins, which sports an alltime record of (.615) and a (.617) record as a Division I program. The Blue Jays have posted 31 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 (.678) within the friendly confines of Homewood Field and the Jays are 259 (.735) at home since the start of the 2014 season. Hopkins will play nine regular season games at home this season. 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 three more are following in their sisters footsteps. Junior Emily Verica is the daughter of Chris Verica 87, who played football for the Blue Jays while senior goalie Caroline Federico is the daughter of Mike Federico 80. Mike was a threetime First Team AllAmerican and National Goalie of the Year while helping the JHU men s lacrosse team to three straight NCAA championships (1978, 1979, 1980). Senior midfielder Haley Schweizer is following in the footsteps of her sister Courtney 13, who played four years for the Blue Jays. Sophomore Miranda Ibello is not only following in the cleats of her sister, Paige 10, but also of her brotherinlaw, Max Venker 10, who was a fouryear standout on the JHU men s soccer team. Joining the Blue Jays and her sister, Holly, this season is freshman Shannon Logan. 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 2009 that Hopkins. The last pair of sisters to play on the same team were Sam and Megan Schrum. One of Four Unlike her teammates Holly and Shannon Logan, freshman attacker Maggie Schneidereith will not be playing along side her sister or sisters, for that matter, this season. 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. Welcome to Homewood Head coach Janine Tucker welcomes 10 freshmen to the Blue Jays this season. Joining Hopkins are Becca, Mackenzie Heldberg, Morgan Hendry, Caroline Hoeg, Eva Klaus, Robyn Lipschultz, Shannon Logan, Michelle Poirier, Maggie Schneidereith and Lexi Souder. At the Helm The winningest coach in program history, Janine Tucker is in her 24th season as the head coach at Johns Hopkins. She sports a record of (.657), including a (.617) mark at the Division I level. 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

5 2017 Johns Hopkins Women s Lacrosse Notes Game 12 Northwestern THE LAST TIME JOHNS HOPKINS... (2017 accomplishments in bold) Scored 15 or more goals...15 vs. Furman ( ) Scored 20 or more goals vs. Michigan ( ) Allowed 15 or more goals vs. Penn State ( ) Totaled 30 or more points vs. Michigan ( ) Won 15 or more draws...15 vs. Furman ( ) Won 20 or more draws vs. UMBC ( ) Grabbed 20 or more ground balls...21 vs. Vanderbilt ( ) Grabbed 30 or more ground balls at Marquette ( ) Grabbed 40 or more ground balls...43 at George Mason ( ) Grabbed 50 or more ground balls at Towson ( ) Took 30 or more shots...34 vs. Vanderbilt ( ) Took 40 or more shots...40 at Mount St. Mary s ( ) Took 50 or more shots vs. Mount St. Mary s ( ) Trailed at halftime and won... at Boston College ( ) Trailed 73 at halftime Won 129 Won in overtime... Georgetown ( ) Won 1110 in overtime Lost in overtime...vs. Stanford ( ) Lost 109 in double overtime Won in the final minute of regulation... vs. Harvard ( )... Colleen McCaffrey scored with 19 seconds left to win 87 Blew a 2nd half lead and lost... vs. Penn State ( ) Led 108 with 18:19 left Lost 1610 Blew a 2nd half lead and won...at Vanderbilt ( ) Led 66 with 26:58 left Won 1211 Shut an opponent out for a half... Furman ( ) 1st Half Was shut out for a half...vs. Boston College ( ) 2nd Half THE LAST TIME A JOHNS HOPKINS PLAYER... (2017 accomplishments in bold) Scored 5 goals...5, Nicole DeMase vs. UMBC ( ) Scored 6 goals... 6, Haley Schweizer at Rutgers ( ) Scored 7 or more goals... 7, Mary Key vs. George Mason ( ) Dished out 4 assists... 4, Emily Kenul at UMBC ( ) Dished out 5 assists... 5, Miranda Ibello vs. Furman ( ) 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, Nicole DeMase vs. UMBC ( ) Totaled 7 points... 7, Miranda Ibello vs. Furman ( ) 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 freeposition goals...2, Haley Schweizer & Shannon Fitzgerald at Marquette ( ) Scored 3 or more freeposition goals...3, Nicole DeMase at Hofstra ( ) 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 ( ) SITUATIONAL RECORDS Under 2017 Tucker * Overall At Homewood On the Road Neutral Site On Grass On Artificial Turf Day Games Night Games Overtime Games OneGoal 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 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 program 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, Emily Kenul vs. Penn State ( ) Won 6 draws...6, Emily Kenul at Loyola ( ) Won 7 or more draws... 9, Dene DiMartino at Boston College ( ) 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... 11, Caroline Federico vs. Penn State ( ) Registered 15 or more saves... 15, Caroline Federico vs. Georgetown ( )

6 2017 Johns Hopkins Women s Lacrosse Notes Game 12 Northwestern CAREER SINGLEGAME HIGHS #23 Maddie Bodden (Sr. D) Ground balls: 8, Vanderbilt, Mar 22, 2017 Draw controls: 2, twice Caused turnovers: 5, Penn State, Mar 2, 2016 #36 Becca Boyle (Fr. M) Ground balls: 1, four times Draw controls: 2, Vanderbilt, Mar 22, 2017 Caused turnovers: 2, at Maryland, Mar 19, 2017 #40 Haley Crosson (Fr. GK) Ground balls: 2, Furman, Mar 26, 2016 Saves: 3, Furman, Mar 26, 2016 #2 Nicole DeMase (Fr. A/M) Points: 6, UMBC, Mar 8, 2017 Goals: 5, UMBC, Mar 8, 2017 Assists: 2, Three times Ground balls: 5, at Marquette, Feb 18, 2017 Draw controls: 2, twice Free position goals: 4, UMBC, Mar 8, 2017 Caused turnovers: 2, twice #19 Chloe Duke (Jr. A) Points: 1, three times Goals: 1, three times Ground balls: 1, three times Draw controls: 1, American, Mar 02, 2015 #14 Eden Epner (Jr. A) Points: 1, twice Goals: 1, at Furman, Mar 18, 2015 Assists: 1, at Bucknell, Apr 11, 2015 Ground balls: 1, twice Draw controls: 1, twice #32 Caroline Federico (Sr. GK) Saves: 15, vs. Georgetown, Mar 1, 2017 Ground balls: 7, at Rutgers, Feb 21, 2016 Caused turnovers: 3, at Maryland, May 15, 2016 #25 Nevi Fernandez (Sr. D) Ground balls: 5, Penn State, Mar 2, 2016 Draw controls: 4, Penn State, Mar 25, 2017 Caused turnovers: 4, at Bucknell, Apr 11, 2015 #30 CeCe Finney (Jr. A) Points: 3, four times Goals: 3, twice Assists: 1, six times Ground balls: 4, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Draw controls: 1, seven times Freeposition goals: 1, three times Caused turnovers: 2, twice #22 Shannon Fitzgerald (Jr. M) Points: 6, Boston College, Apr 23, 2016 Goals: 5, UMBC, Apr 13, 2016 Assists: 2, four times Ground balls: 4, Penn, Feb 25, 2017 Draw controls: 3, Penn State, Mar 2, 2016 Freeposition goals: 2, twice Caused turnovers: 3, Penn, Feb 25, 2017 #20 Claudia Flister (Sr. D) Ground balls: 4, Hofstra, Mar 11, 2017 Draw controls: 2, three times Caused turnovers: 3, twice #9 Maggie Friel (Jr. M) Points: 2, twice Goals: 1, four times Assists: 1, three times Ground balls: 2, at Rutgers, Feb 21, 2016 Draw controls: 2, American, Mar 02, 2015 Caused turnovers: 2, twice #5 Loring Gearhardt (Jr. A) Ground balls: 1, Hofstra, Mar 13, 2016 Draw controls: 1, American, Feb 17, 2016 Caused turnovers: 1, twice #8 Miranda Ibello (So. A) Points: 7, Furman, Mar 5, 2017 Goals: 3, Marquette, Feb 12, 2016 Assists: 5, Furman, Mar 5, 2017 Ground balls: 4, American, Feb 17, 2016 Draw controls: 1, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Freeposition goals: 1, five times Caused turnovers: 2, twice #7 Emily Kenul (Jr. A) Points: 6, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Goals: 5, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Assists: 4, at UMBC, Apr 01, 2015 Ground balls: 4, at Marquette, Feb 18, 2017 Draw controls: 7, UMBC, Apr 13, 2016 Freeposition goals: 3, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Caused turnovers: 4, at Marquette, Feb 18, 2017 #15 Eva Klaus (Fr. 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 #12 Holly Logan (So. A) Points: 1, twice Goals: 1, at American, Feb 15, 2017 Assists: 1, Furman, Mar 26, 2016 #28 Shannon Logan (Fr. D) Ground balls: 1, Furman, Mar 5, 2017 #16 Alexis Maffucci (Sr. A) Points: 4, twice Goals: 3, three times Assists: 2, twice Ground balls: 3, Vanderbilt, Mar 25, 2015 Draw controls: 1, UC Davis, Mar 28, 2015 Caused turnovers: 2, twice #10 Michelle Poirier (Fr. A) Draw controls: 1, Furman, Mar 5, 2017 #17 Lily Schmitt (Sr. D) Ground balls: 2, Hofstra, Mar 11, 2017 Draw controls: 1, Furman, Mar 26, 2016 Caused turnovers: 1, three times #6 Maggie Schneidereith (Fr. A) Points: 6, vs. Georgetown, Mar 1, 2017 Goals: 4, vs. Georgetown, Mar 1, 2017 Assists: 3, three times Ground balls: 1, four times Freeposition goals: 1, UMBC, Mar 8, 2017 Caused turnovers: 1, twice JOHNS HOPKINS TOTALS Hat Tricks 2017 Career Nicole DeMase 4 4 Shannon Fitzgerald 3 10 Haley Schweizer 3 12 Emily Kenul 2 10 Miranda Ibello 1 2 Alexis Maffucci 1 3 Maggie Schneidereith 1 1 CeCe Finney 2 Free Position Goals 2017 Career Nicole DeMase Emily Kenul 4 16 Haley Schweizer 5 8 Miranda Ibello 3 6 Shannon Fitzgerald 3 12 Lexi Souder 1 1 CeCe Finney 3 Maggie Schneidereith 1 1 Multiple Assists 2017 Career Miranda Ibello 4 7 Emily Kenul 1 7 Maggie Schneidereith 4 4 Shannon Fitzgerald 2 4 Nicole DeMase 1 3 Haley Schweizer 1 1 Alexis Maffucci 2 Active Point Streaks Miranda Ibello 9 Shannon Fitzgerald 7 Maggie Schneidereith 7 Haley Schweizer 3 Nicole DeMase 2 Emily Kenul 2 Alexis Maffucci 2 Lexi Souder 2 Active Goal Streaks Miranda Ibello 9 Shannon Fitzgerald 6 Haley Schweizer 3 Nicole DeMase 2 Emily Kenul 2 Alexis Maffucci 2 Active Assist Streaks Miranda Ibello 2 Maggie Schneidereith 2 #21 Haley Schweizer (Sr. M) Points: 7, at Rutgers, Feb 21, 2016 Goals: 6, at Rutgers, Feb 21, 2016 Assists: 3, vs. Georgetown, Mar 1, 2017 Ground balls: 4, four times Draw controls: 5, at Loyola, Feb 25, 2015 Freeposition goals: 2, at Marquette, Feb 18, 2017 Caused turnovers: 4, twice #33 Caroline Shinske (Jr. A) Points: 2, Furman, Mar 26, 2016 Goals: 2, Furman, Mar 26, 2016 Freeposition goals: 1, Furman, Mar 26, 2016 #92 Lexi Souder (Fr. M) Points: 2, four times Goals: 2, twice Assists: 1, three times Ground balls: 3, twice Draw controls: 4, Hofstra, Mar 11, 2017 Freeposition goals: 1, at Loyola, Feb 22, 2017 Caused turnovers: 1, six times #18 Emily Verica (Jr. D) Assists: 1, at Maryland, Mar 19, 2017 Ground balls: 3, twice Caused turnovers: 3, American, Mar 02, 2015

7 Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Johns Hopkins Overall Team Statistics All games (as of Mar 27, 2017) Overall: 83 Conf: 02 Home: 42 Away: 41 Neut: 00 TEAM STATISTICS JHU OPP SHOT STATISTICS GoalsShot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goalattempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists Free position MadeAtt Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Freeposition Unassisted Overtime 1 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 6/206 5/476 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT Total Johns Hopkins Opponents

8 Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Johns Hopkins Game Results All games (as of Mar 27, 2017) Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Site Att. Goalie Feb 15 at American W Washington, DC 191 Caroline Federico (10) Feb 18 at Marquette W Milwaukee, WI 424 Caroline Federico (20) Feb 22 at Loyola W Baltimore, MD 462 Caroline Federico (30) Feb 25 #10 PENN L Baltimore, MD 221 Caroline Federico (31) Mar 01 GEORGETOWN WOT Baltimore, MD 150 Caroline Federico (41) Mar 05 FURMAN W Baltimore, MD 208 Caroline Federico (51) Mar 08 UMBC W Baltimore, MD 125 Caroline Federico (61) Mar 11 at Hofstra W Hempsted, NY 241 Caroline Federico (71) * Mar 19 at #1 Maryland L College Park, MD 1064 Caroline Federico (72) Mar 22 VANDERBILT W Baltimore, MD 80 Caroline Federico (82) * Mar 25 #10 PENN STATE L Baltimore, MD 450 Caroline Federico (83) Team Record WLT Overall: 83 Conference: 02 Home: 42 Away: 41 Neutral: 00 Overtime: 10 Attendance Dates Total Average Total: Home: Away: Neutral: 0 0 0

9 Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Johns Hopkins Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Mar 27, 2017) Overall: 83 Conf: 02 Home: 42 Away: 41 Neut: 00 ## Player gpgs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% fpgfps gb dc t/o ct foul 8 Miranda Ibello Maggie Schneidereith Haley Schweizer Nicole DeMase Shannon Fitzgerald Emily Kenul Lexi Souder Alexis Maffucci CeCe Finney Eva Klaus Maggie Friel Holly Logan Emily Verica Caroline Shinske Mackenzie Heldberg Claudia Flister Morgan Hendry Haley Crosson Becca Boyle Caroline Federico Shannon Logan Morgayne Rix Nevi Fernandez Maddie Bodden Chloe Duke Lily Schmitt Eden Epner Alexandra Seward Michelle Poirier Lexee Pinsky Caroline Hoeg Total Opponents ## Goalie gpgs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 40 Haley Crosson 20 14: Caroline Federico : Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Attendance Summary JHU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 6/206 5/476 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 CLEARS: Johns Hopkins , Opponents

10 Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Overall/Conference Statistics All games (as of Mar 27, 2017) Overall: 83 Conf: 02 Home: 42 Away: 41 Neut: 00 OVERALL ## Player gpgs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% to ct gw gb 8 Miranda Ibello Maggie Schneidereith Haley Schweizer Nicole DeMase Shannon Fitzgerald Emily Kenul Lexi Souder Alexis Maffucci CeCe Finney Eva Klaus Maggie Friel Holly Logan Emily Verica Caroline Shinske Mackenzie Heldberg Claudia Flister Morgan Hendry Haley Crosson Becca Boyle Caroline Federico Shannon Logan Morgayne Rix Nevi Fernandez Maddie Bodden Chloe Duke Lily Schmitt Eden Epner Alexandra Seward Michelle Poirier Lexee Pinsky Caroline Hoeg Total Opponents OVERALL ## Player gpgs min. ga gaavg saves pct w l t 40 Haley Crosson 20 14: Caroline Federico : Total : Opponents : CONFERENCE gpgs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% to ct gw gb CONFERENCE gpgs min. ga gaavg saves pct w l t : : : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Johns Hopkins Opponents Attendance Summary JHU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 6/206 5/476 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 Attendance Summary JHU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 1/450 1/1064 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

11 Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Johns Hopkins Individual Season/Career Statistics All games (as of Mar 27, 2017) SEASON CAREER ## Player gpgs g a pts sh sh% gw fpgfps gb dc t/o ct foul gpgs g a pts sh sh% gw fpgfps gb dc t/o ct foul 8 Miranda Ibello Maggie Schneidereith Haley Schweizer Nicole DeMase Shannon Fitzgerald Emily Kenul Lexi Souder Alexis Maffucci CeCe Finney Eva Klaus Maggie Friel Holly Logan Emily Verica Caroline Shinske Mackenzie Heldberg Claudia Flister Morgan Hendry Haley Crosson Becca Boyle Caroline Federico Shannon Logan Morgayne Rix Nevi Fernandez Maddie Bodden Chloe Duke Lily Schmitt Eden Epner Alexandra Seward Michelle Poirier Lexee Pinsky Caroline Hoeg Total Opponents ## Goalie gpgs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho gpgs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho 40 Haley Crosson 20 14: : Caroline Federico : : Total : Opponents :

12 Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Johns Hopkins GamebyGame GoalsAssistsPoints All games (as of Mar 22, 2017) Opponent Date Score DEMASE,NIC HOEG,CAROL PINSKY,LEX SCHNEIDERE KENUL,EMIL IBELLO,MIR FRIEL,MAGG POIRIER,MI SEWARD,ALE LOGAN,HOLL EPNER,EDEN at AU Feb W DNP at MU Feb W 000 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at LOY Feb W 112 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP PENN Feb L 000 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP GU Mar W 000 DNP DNP 426 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP FUR Mar W DNP DNP 000 UMBCW Mar W 516 DNP DNP 101 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at HOFSTRA Mar W DNP at UMD Mar L 000 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP VANDY Mar W 202 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Opponent Date Score KLAUS,EVA MAFFUCCI,A SCHMITT,LI VERICA,EMI DUKE,CHLOE FLISTER,CL SCHWEIZER, FITZGERALD BODDEN,MAD FERNANDEZ, RIX,MORGAY at AU Feb W DNP at MU Feb W DNP 000 DNP DNP at LOY Feb W DNP DNP PENN Feb L DNP 000 DNP DNP GU Mar W DNP DNP FUR Mar W UMBCW Mar W DNP at HOFSTRA Mar W at UMD Mar L DNP DNP VANDY Mar W DNP DNP Opponent Date Score LOGAN,SHAN FINNEY,CEC FEDERICO,C SHINSKE,CA BOYLE,BECC CROSSON,HA HELDBERG,M HENDRY,MOR SOUDER,LEX at AU Feb W DNP DNP 000 DNP 101 at MU Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 202 at LOY Feb W DNP DNP 000 DNP DNP DNP 202 PENN Feb L DNP DNP 000 DNP DNP DNP 000 GU Mar W DNP DNP 000 DNP DNP DNP 112 FUR Mar W UMBCW Mar W DNP DNP 000 DNP 000 DNP DNP DNP 011 at HOFSTRA Mar W 000 DNP DNP 112 at UMD Mar L DNP DNP 000 DNP DNP DNP 000 VANDY Mar W DNP DNP 000 DNP DNP DNP 011