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1 ROSTER INFORMATION ALPHABETICAL No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School 15 Allie Buote G Jr. 5-6 Annapolis, Md./St. Mary s 21 Megan Cassara D Jr. 5-5 Fairfax Station, Va./W.T. Woodson HS 17 Becky Clipp D Sr. 5-6 Catonsville, Md./Catonsville HS 32 Lauren Cohen M Jr. 5-7 Farmingdale, N.Y./Farmingdale HS 33 Jenny Collins A So. 5-4 Lansdale, Pa./North Penn HS 10 Lynne Cooper G So. 5-6 Ellicott City, Md./Centennial HS 27 Dana Dobbie M Jr Guelph, Ontario/Centre Wellington District HS 19 Katie Doolittle M Sr. 5-4 Manlius, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius HS 24 Katie Gallagher D Fr Pennsauken, N.J./Camden Catholic HS 26 Jen Greenberg D Sr. 5-5 Suffern, N.Y./Suffern HS 30 Mindy Jones D So. 5-5 Annapolis, Md./St. Mary s 16 Chelsea Kapp A Jr. 5-3 Glenelg, Md./Glenelg HS 8 Kelly Kasper M Jr. 5-5 Eldersburg, Md./Century HS 22 Casey Magor A Jr. 5-5 Adelaide, South Australia/Unley HS 11 Alex Mavris A So Pasadena,Md./Chesapeake HS 3 Caitlyn McFadden M Fr. 5-4 Phoenix, Md./Notre Dame Prep 7 Maeve McKew D So. 5-3 Glen Arm, Md./Maryvale Prep 34 Marie Moorman D So. 5-8 Chestertown, Md./Kent County HS 6 Krista Pellizzi A Sr. 5-4 N. Massapequa, N.Y./Farmingdale HS 2 Ali Perkins A Fr Annapolis, Md./St. Mary s HS 5 Katie Princiotto A Jr. 5-7 Horseheads, N.Y./Horseheads HS 18 Katie Pumphrey D Jr. 5-8 Severna Park, Md./Severna Park HS 28 Kearny Raver M So. 5-5 Laurel, Md./ Mount de Sales Academy 25 Martha Raver D Sr. 5-7 Laurel, Md./Mount de Sales Academy 4 Mollie Reese A Sr. 5-5 Monkton, Md./Hereford HS 42 Sarah Sommaripa G So. 5-8 Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown HS 23 Amanda Spinnenweber M Fr. 5-8 Pasadena, Md./Chesapeake HS 35 Maggie Stout D Fr. 5-4 Towson, Md./Notre Dame Prep 20 Karissa Taylor M Fr. 5-7 Easton, Md./Easton HS Head Coach: Cathy Reese (Maryland, '98) Associate Head Coach: Jen Adams (Maryland, '01) Assistant Coach: Brian McGurn (Gettysburg, '95) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE (Allie) Buote (Dana) Dobbie (Casey) Magor (Krista) Pellizzi (Katie) Princiotto Kearny (Raver) (Sarah) Sommaripa BEE-watt DOUGH-bee MAY-gor puh-liz-ee PRINCE-e-o-toe CAR-nee so-mah-reep-ah TERPS BY CLASS Seniors (6): Becky Clipp, Katie Doolittle, Jen Greenberg, Krista Pellizzi, Martha Raver, Mollie Reese Juniors (9): Allie Buote, Megan Cassara, Lauren Cohen, Dana Dobbie, Chelsea Kapp, Kelly Kasper, Casey Magor, Katie Princiotto, Katie Pumphrey Sophomores (8): Jenny Collins, Lynne Cooper, Mindy Jones, Alex Mavris, Maeve McKew, Marie Moorman, Kearny Rave, Sarah Sommaripa Freshmen (6): Katie Gallagher, Caitlyn McFadden, Ali Perkins, Amanda Spinnenweber, Maggie Stout, Karissa Taylor TERPS BY HEIGHT 5-11 (1): Alex Mavris 5-10 (3): Dana Dobbie, Katie Gallagher, Ali Perkins 5-8 (4): Marie Moorman, Katie Pumphrey, Sarah Sommaripa, Amanda Spinnenweber 5-7 (4): Lauren Cohen, Katie Princiotto, Martha Raver, Karissa Taylor 5-6 (3): Allie Buote, Becky Clipp, Lynne Cooper 5-5 (7): Megan Cassara, Jen Greenberg, Mindy Jones, Kelly Kasper, Casey Magor, Kearny Raver, Mollie Reese 5-4 (5): Jenny Collins, Katie Doolittle, Caitlyn McFadden, Krista Pellizzi, Maggie Stout 5-3 (2): Chelsea Kapp, Maeve McKew 10

2 NUMERICAL No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School 2 Ali Perkins A Fr Annapolis, Md./St. Mary s HS 3 Caitlyn McFadden M Fr. 5-4 Phoenix, Md./Notre Dame Prep 4 Mollie Reese A Sr. 5-5 Monkton, Md./Hereford HS 5 Katie Princiotto A Jr. 5-7 Horseheads, N.Y./Horseheads HS 6 Krista Pellizzi A Sr. 5-4 N. Massapequa, N.Y./Farmingdale HS 7 Maeve McKew D So. 5-3 Glen Arm, Md./Maryvale Prep 8 Kelly Kasper M Jr. 5-5 Eldersburg, Md./Century HS 10 Lynne Cooper G So. 5-6 Ellicott City, Md./Centennial HS 11 Alex Mavris A So Pasadena,Md./Chesapeake HS 15 Allie Buote G Jr. 5-6 Annapolis, Md./St. Mary s 16 Chelsea Kapp A Jr. 5-3 Glenelg, Md./Glenelg HS 17 Becky Clipp D Sr. 5-6 Catonsville, Md./Catonsville HS 18 Katie Pumphrey D Jr. 5-8 Severna Park, Md./Severna Park HS 19 Katie Doolittle M Sr. 5-4 Manlius, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius HS 20 Karissa Taylor M Fr. 5-7 Easton, Md./Easton HS 21 Megan Cassara D Jr. 5-5 Fairfax Station, Va./W.T. Woodson HS 22 Casey Magor A Jr. 5-5 Adelaide, South Australia/Unley HS 23 Amanda Spinnenweber M Fr. 5-8 Pasadena, Md./Chesapeake HS 24 Katie Gallagher D Fr Pennsauken, N.J./Camden Catholic HS 25 Martha Raver D Sr. 5-7 Laurel, Md./Mount de Sales Academy 26 Jen Greenberg D Sr. 5-5 Suffern, N.Y./Suffern HS 27 Dana Dobbie M Jr Guelph, Ontario/Centre Wellington District HS 28 Kearny Raver M So. 5-5 Laurel, Md./ Mount de Sales Academy 30 Mindy Jones D So. 5-5 Annapolis, Md./St. Mary s 32 Lauren Cohen M Jr. 5-7 Farmingdale, N.Y./Farmingdale HS 33 Jenny Collins A So. 5-4 Lansdale, Pa./North Penn HS 34 Marie Moorman D So. 5-8 Chestertown, Md./Kent County HS 35 Maggie Stout D Fr. 5-4 Towson, Md./Notre Dame Prep 42 Sarah Sommaripa G So. 5-8 Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown HS TERPS BY STATE/COUNTRY Australia (1) Casey Magor Canada (1) Dana Dobbie Maryland (19) Allie Buote (Annapolis) Becky Clipp (Catonsville) Lynne Cooper (Ellicott City) Mindy Jones (Annapolis) Chelsea Kapp (Glenelg) Kelly Kasper (Eldersburg) Alex Mavris (Pasadena) Caitlyn McFadden (Phoenix) Maeve McKew (Glen Arm) Marie Moorman (Chestertown) Ali Perkins (Annapolis) Katie Pumphrey (Severna Park) Kearny Raver (Laurel) Martha Raver (Laurel) Mollie Reese (Monkton) Amanda Spinnenweber (Pasadena) Maggie Stout (Towson) Karissa Taylor (Easton) New York (6) Lauren Cohen (Farmingdale) Katie Doolittle (Manlius) Jen Greenberg (Suffern) Krista Pellizzi (North Massapequa) Katie Princiotto (Horseheads) New Jersey (2) Sarah Sommaripa (Moorestown) Katie Gallagher (Pennsauken) Pennsylvania (1) Jenny Collins (Lansdale) Virginia (1) Megan Cassara (Fairfax Station) TERPS BY POSITION ATTACK No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. 16 Chelsea Kapp A Jr Jenny Collins A So Casey Magor A Jr Alex Mavris A So Krista Pellizzi A Sr Ali Perkins A Fr Katie Princiotto A Jr Mollie Reese A Sr. 5-5 MIDFIELD No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. 32 Lauren Cohen M Jr Dana Dobbie M Jr Katie Doolittle M Sr Kelly Kasper M Jr Caitlyn McFadden M Fr Kearny Raver M So Amanda Spinnenweber M Fr Karissa Taylor M Fr. 5-7 DEFENSE No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. 21 Megan Cassara D Jr Becky Clipp D Sr Katie Gallagher D Fr Jen Greenberg D Sr Mindy Jones D So Maeve McKew D So Marie Moorman D So Katie Pumphrey D Jr Martha Raver D Sr Maggie Stout D Fr. 5-4 GOALIE No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. 15 Allie Buote G Jr Lynne Cooper G So Sarah Sommaripa G So

3 TERRAPIN PROFILES 15 ALLIE BUOTE GOALIE 5-7 ANNAPOLIS, MD. ST. MARY'S On Buote: Started every game in goal last season calm and in control in the cage. Personal: Allison Lynn Buote was born June 22, 1986 is the daughter of Linda and Peter Buote has one older sister, Bonnie parents and sister are UM alums has a black belt in Tae Kwon Do last name is pronounced (BEE-watt) majoring in criminology and criminal justice member of the National Honor Society in high school voted Iron Saint for playing three sports in four years chose the Terps over Notre Dame and North Carolina. BUOTE'S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP/GS Svs. GA Sv.% Min. GAA W-L GB / / : Totals 28/ : (Sophomore): Started all 20 games in goal playing 1193 minutes ended the season with 9.21 goals against average and a save percentage of.466 compiled 160 saves while facing 460 shots recorded 10 or more saves in eight games recorded 11 saves against Duke in the ACC Tournament (4/28) had 10 saves in the season finale against Boston College (4/22) recorded a career-high 12 saves against Georgetown (4/5) racked up 10 saves against Princeton (4/3) had a streak of three-straight games with 10 or more saves, all wins had 10 saves against Dartmouth (3/21) and 11 against Penn State (3/24) had 11 stops against Old Dominion (3/18) notched 10 saves at Duke (2/25) (Freshman): Saw action in eight games totaling 64 minutes made 10 saves played final eight minutes against Princeton (5/12) two saves in final two minutes against Syracuse (4/24) finished off the final four minutes of the game against Virginia Tech (4/2) played the game s final 28 minutes against Penn State (3/25)... made three saves and allowed four goals saw significant action against Denver (3/14), playing nearly 14 minutes.. three saves in just two minutes of action against Brown (3/12) came on in relief against Virginia (3/8), made one save made collegiate debut against Richmond (3/3). Prep: Three-year letterwinner for Sue Chittim s St. Mary s squad... allcounty selection by the Washington Post, Baltimore Sun and Annapolis Capital as a senior team captain and MVP posted a 7.5 goals-against average and saved nearly 60 percent of the shots she faced saved 200 shots nominated for high school Tewaaraton Award second team All-Met stopped 214 shots as a junior and finished the season with a 56.3 save percentage helped team to an 18-5 record second team all-county played on the Mid Atlantic 4 at The National Schoolgirls Tournament first team All-Galaxy in club action team MVP in field hockey and team captain in basketball. 21 MEGHAN CASSARA DEFENSE 5-6 FAIRFAX STATION, VA. W.T. WOODSON HS On Cassara: Lefty who is a strong defender good worker in transition combines good speed with hustle (Sophomore): Played in all 20 games and started four picked up 16 ground balls and caused five turnovers on the season caused a pair of turnovers against North Carolina (4/15) forced a career-high three turnovers while grabbing three ground balls against Ohio State (3/26) recorded a career-high four ground balls against Virginia (3/7) (Freshman): Played in 10 games recorded three ground balls on the season forced a turnover against Brown (3/12). Prep: Four-year letterwinner and three-year starter under Coach Darah Bonham at W.T. Woodson High for her career, scooped 142 ground balls and caused 86 turnovers to go with 42 goals and 31 assists a two-time Liberty District and Northern Virginia Regional First Team selection lefty who was team captain as a senior, helping her team to the state title scored 28 goals, 20 assists 45 ground balls and caused 34 turnovers on her way to being named a US Lacrosse All-American honorable mention All-Met Advantage Lacrosse Winter League All-Star... forced 32 turnovers and grabbed 66 ground balls as a junior Mid-Atlantic Two National Team... as a sophomore, recorded 20 caused turnovers and had 31 ground balls helping her team to the state title Liberty District Honorable mention also excelled at field hockey, helping the team to its first state title. Personal: Megan Marie Cassara was born on Sept. 5, 1985 daughter of Peggy and Rick Cassara has one older brother, Adam admires Michael Jordan for not giving up after getting cut from his high school basketball team lists winning the W.T. Woodson s first state title in school history as one of her top athletic thrills selected Maryland over North Carolina, James Madison and Boston majoring in family studies. 12 CASSARA'S CAREER STATISTICS / / Totals 30/

4 17 On Clipp: Returning starter on defense for the Terps will be looked upon to provide leadership as captain exceptional all-around athlete strong defensive one-onone skills. BECKY CLIPP SENIOR DEFENSE 5-6 CATONSVILLE, MD. CATONSVILLE HS 2006 (Junior): Named to the IWLCA/US Lacrosse All- America Second Team IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-South First Team All-ACC selection started all 20 games led the team with 58 ground balls and second with 31 caused turnovers scored five goals and assisted on two others also recorded six draw controls picked up a season-best six ground balls against Duke in the ACC Tournament (4/28) caused a season-high four turnovers in back-to-back games against Boston College (4/22, 4/27) had four-straight games of picking up at least four ground balls beginning at Johns Hopkins (4/9) notched a goal and an assist at Brown (3/11) and against Ohio State (3/26) scored first goal of her career against Ohio and recorded four ground balls and two caused turnovers (2/19) (Sophomore): Started all 19 games on defense led the team in groundballs (45) second on the team in caused turnovers (23) tremendous defensive game against Virginia in ACC Tournament (4/29) forcing five turnovers and scooping seven ground balls forced three turnovers in upset victory over North Carolina (4/16) caused two turnovers and scooped four ground balls against George Mason (3/16) tallied an assist and scooped a game-high seven ground balls against Brown (3/12) (Freshman): Became a regular substitute down the stretch saw action in 12 games scored first career point against Brown (3/12) with an assist played most of the second half against Quinnipiac (3/11) saw first action of her career at Duke (2/29). Prep: Three-time team MVP at Catonsville High tallied 176 career goals and 91 career assists All-America honorable mention in 2003 scored 61 goals and 36 assists as a senior Catonsville Times Athlete of the Year three-time All-City/All-County selection scored career-high 63 goals as a junior two-time All-Metro pick team captain in both lacrosse and basketball team MVP in basketball and cross country as well also recruited by Virginia, Penn State and North Carolina. Personal: Rebecca Lynn Clipp was born Oct. 23, 1985, in Baltimore, Md. is the daughter of Nancy Hall and Gary Clipp one of five children with brothers Scott and Patrick, and sisters Ann and Abbey father Gary played college lacrosse at UMBC majoring in kinesiology. CLIPP'S CAREER STATISTICS / / / Totals 51/ CLIPP'S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 2 vs. Boston College (4/27/06) Assists: 1, three times (most recently vs. Ohio State, 3/6/06) Points: 2, three times (most recently vs. Boston College, 4/27/06) 32 LAUREN COHEN MIDFIELD 5-7 FARMINGDALE, N.Y. FARMINGDALE HS On Cohen: Athletic player who will help in the midfield disciplined defender strong attacking skills works well in traffic and can create her own shot good communicator (Sophomore): Started all 20 games in the midfield third on the team with 25 caused turnovers and fourth with 43 ground balls recorded a goal and an assist with 13 draw controls picked up a ground ball in nine straight games matched season high with five ground balls against North Carolina (4/15) caused a season-best four turnovers against Ohio State (3/26) n o t c h e d h e r a s s i s t against George Mason (2/22) scored both goals at Brown (3/11) picked up a season-high five ground balls in the season-opener against Northwestern (2/13) (Freshman): Strong attacker who provided a spark off the bench played in 14 games and scored five goals also had three ground balls netted a goal in 15-3 win over Denver (3/14) also caused one turnover and had a ground ball scored two goals on two shots against Brown (3/12) tallied first career goals on the road at Virginia (3/8) scored one on a free-position. 13

5 14 Prep: Talented scorer and four-year starter helped Farmingdale High to four county championships All-American and All-Long Island selection as a senior after scoring 62 goals and 22 assists All-America Honorable Mention as a junior scoring 53 goals and adding 25 assists as a sophomore, scored 40 goals and tallied 20 assists in guiding the team to the Long Island title and the state finals is the only New York player to play on three Empire State teams, winning two gold medals and one silver three-time all-county pick tremendous athlete, starring in basketball and soccer served as team captain in all three sports. Personal: Lauren Samantha Cohen was born on Oct. 17, 1986 daughter of Katie and Brad Cohen has two older siblings, Mike and Allison majoring in family studies chose the Terps over Ohio State, Loyola, Richmond and Hofstra. COHEN'S CAREER STATISTICS / / Totals 34/ COHEN'S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 2, twice (most recently vs. Brown, 3/12/05) Assists: 1 vs. George Mason (2/22/06) Points: 2, twice (most recently vs. Brown, 3/12/05) 33 JENNY COLLINS ATTACK 5-4 LANSDALE, PA. NORTH PENN HS On Collins: Dedicated athlete who will do all of the little things necessary to help the team win excellent hustle (Freshman): Appeared in one game for the Terps. Prep: First team All-America selection as a senior at North Penn Times Herald and Reporter Player of the Year Philadelphia Inquirer first team honoree helped lead team to a pair of Suburban I District championships scored 68 goals and 18 assists as a team captain and MVP in her final season as a junior, tallied 75 goals, 25 assists and 74 draw controls earned All-America honorable mention accolades two-time first team All-Galaxy honoree helped her club team to the Senior Division championship in 2005 Teen Magazine Athlete of the Year finalist (one of 20,000 applicants) in Personal: Jennifer Elizabeth Collins was born on Nov. 10, 1986 daughter of Claudia and Jerald Collins has one brother, Justin involved in student council in high school and was a member of the National Honor Society ( ) father played for the Buffalo Bills from credits high school coach Jami Wilus for her development as a player chose Maryland because of the combination of athletics and academics picked the Terps over Duke, Princeton, Penn State, Notre Dame and Georgetown majoring in kinesiology. COLLINS' CAREER STATISTICS / LYNNE COOPER GOALIE 5-6 ELLICOTT CITY, MD. CENTENNIAL HS On Cooper: Quick hands has good awareness and is not afraid to come out of the crease (Freshman): Appeared in seven games and made five saves in 14 minutes of work recorded a pair of saves against Boston College (4/27) and Old Dominion (3/18) added another stop at Brown (3/11). Prep: Three-year letterwinner at Centennial High served as team captain as a senior, leading the team to the regional finals stopped 16 shots against rival Glenelg in the semifinals to help preserve the 7-3 victory two-time All-Howard County selection selected by the Baltimore Sun led Howard County in save percentage as a junior and a senior played club with Rome Lacrosse Team also excelled in soccer, helping the team to the state finals in Personal: Lynne Bradshaw Cooper was born Mar. 6, 1987 daughter of Kay and Jonathan Cooper one of three children with older brother Wyatt, and younger sister Sara selected Maryland because of the team chemistry and enthusiasm chose the Terps over Boston College and Rutgers enrolled in the college of letters and sciences. COOPER'S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP/GS Svs. GA Sv.% Min. GAA W-L GB / : KATIE DOOLITTLE SENIOR ATTACK/MIDFIELD 5-4 MANLIUS, N.Y. FAYETTEVILLE-MANLIUS HS On Doolittle: Will serve as team captain top speed and an excellent finisher is a tough two-way player (Junior): Earned All-IWLCA All-South Second Team accolades named to the All-ACC Team started all 20 games third on the team with 37 goals and 42 points fifth with 34 ground balls and sixth with 10 caused turnovers recorded a ground ball in all but one game scored in 15 of the 20 games had a goal at Princeton (5/3) recorded a pair of free-position goals against Duke in the ACC Tournament (4/28) notched two goals and an assist in back-to-back games against Boston College (4/22, 4/27) had a goal and a season-best four ground balls at North Carolina (4/15) matched season-high five points with four goals and an assist at Johns Hopkins (4/9) picked up a goal against Georgetown (4/5) netted a hat trick against Virginia Tech (3/31) had four goals and an assist against Ohio State (3/26) and then had four goals again against Penn State (3/24) notched a goal against Dartmouth (3/21) matched career-high with five goals against Old Dominion (3/18) recorded four goals at Brown (3/11) grabbed four groundballs against Richmond (3/4)

6 netted a pair of goals versus George Mason (2/22) and added another against Ohio (2/19) (Sophomore): Had a break-out year scored 33 goals (second on the team) and added nine assists also among the team leaders in ground balls (35) scored goals in 16 out of 19 games, including the last 15 consecutively finished the season with seven-straight multiple-goal games scored a pair against Princeton in the NCAA Tournament (5/12) helped spark Maryland s win over Loyola (5/7) with a second half hat trick... finished the game with four points game-high six draw controls to go with two goals and one assist in win overtime victory over Princeton (5/4) netted a pair of scores in ACC Tournament against Virginia (4/29)... also had two ground balls and two draw controls exploded for a hat trick in the first half against Syracuse (4/24)... also added an assist and two ground balls hat trick -- including the game-winning goal -- in win over North Carolina (4/16) pair of goals and one assist for three points in win over Johns Hopkins (4/9) two points on one goal and one assist at Georgetown (4/6) career game against Virginia Tech (4/2) exploding for five goals and an assist also forced three turnovers scored Maryland s 10th goal of the half against No. 2 Penn State (3/25) after racing past two defenders with time expiring notched a goal against Dartmouth (3/19) tallied a pair of goals in key second half run to propel Maryland past George Mason (3/16) three points on a goal and two assists against Denver (3/14) two goals in win over Brown (3/12) also forced two turnovers and grabbed three ground balls contributed two draw controls against the Bears scored a goal and an assist in loss to Duke (2/26) (Freshman): Scored a goal in NCAA Quarterfinals against Georgetown (5/16) three ground balls against No. 2 Georgetown (4/7) career-high three points on one goal and two assists against Denver (4/2)... also scooped five ground balls scored a goal and an assist at Brown (3/12) netted two goals and grabbed three ground balls in win over Quinnipiac (3/11) two goals on three shots in front of home crowd at Syracuse (3/3) scored a goal against Richmond (2/21) in first collegiate game. Prep: Four-year letterwinner for coach Kathy Taylor scored 140 goals and registered 56 assists in her career led team in ground balls all four seasons led team in caused turnovers three times two-time team captain team MVP as a senior two-time All-American, All-Central New York, all-league three-time National School Girls First Team for New York alternate for the U-19 national team also an all-league pick in soccer selected Maryland over Johns Hopkins, Ohio State, Syracuse and Boston University. Personal: Katherine Besdin Doolittle was born Jan. 21, 1985, in Syracuse, N.Y. is the daughter of Susan and Chip Doolittle has two brothers lists making the U-19 training team after three days of tryouts in 100 degree temperature as biggest athletic thrill chose Maryland because of its rich athletic tradition majoring in family studies. DOOLITTLE'S CAREER STATISTICS / / / Totals 59/ DOOLITTLE'S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 5, twice (most recently vs. Old Dominion, 3/18/06) Assists: 2, twice (most recently vs. Denver, 3/14/05) Points: 6 vs. Virginia Tech (4/2/05) 26 JEN GREENBERG SENIOR DEFENSE 5-4 SUFFERN, N.Y. SUFFERN HS On Greenberg: Good footwork quick feet a team leader because of her tremendous attitude (Junior): Played in 12 games and started six of them picked up 11 ground balls, secured four draw controls, and caused two turnovers on the season recorded two ground balls at Princeton (5/3) and against Duke in the ACC Tournament (4/28) had a ground ball, a draw control, and two caused turnovers at Boston College (4/22) picked up a pair of ground balls at Duke (2/25) and against George Mason (2/22) (Sophomore): Saw action in eight games did not score but had four ground balls and one caused turnover (Freshman): Player who made the most of her playing opportunities scored four goals in three games scored a goal in NCAA Tournament win over Temple (5/13) scooped four ground balls against Denver (4/2) scored three goals in first collegiate game in win over Quinnipiac (3/11). 15

7 16 Prep: Four-year letterwinner for Coach John Callanan at Suffern High finished career with 180 goals and 135 assists two-time all-state selection four-time all-county and all-section pick had a breakout season as a junior, scoring 62 goals and 23 assists second team All-America as a senior, netted a career-high 81 goals while adding 69 assists (150 points) first team All-America member of the New York state team for three summers also played with Metro Magic Lacrosse Traveling Team three-year player in the Empire State Games, led team in goals and assists in Personal: Jennifer Ann Greenberg was born June 28, 1985, in Suffern, N.Y. is the daughter of Beth and Fred Greenberg has two younger sisters, Kate and Emily lists parents as the people she admires most majoring in family studies selected Maryland over George Mason, James Madison, Columbia, Dartmouth, Temple, Syracuse and Hofstra. GREENBERG'S CAREER STATISTICS / / / Totals 23/ GREENBERG'S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 3 vs. Quinnipiac (3/11/04) Points: 3 vs. Quinnipiac (3/11/04) 30 MINDY JONES DEFENSE 5-5 ANNAPOLIS, MD. ST. MARY'S On Jones: Smooth player with quick feet communicates well on the defensive end of the field (Freshman): Played in 10 games had a goal, two ground balls, and a draw control on the season recorded first-career goal at Boston College (4/22) on a free-position shot notched a ground ball against Ohio State (3/26) had a draw control at Brown (3/11) picked up a ground ball in the first career game against Ohio (2/19). Prep: Local product who played for Sue Chittim at St. Mary s in Annapolis team captain as a senior in helping the Saints to an 18-3 record and an IAAM title also given the Coach s Award scooped 95 ground balls and forced 48 turnovers during her junior season for the Saints also scored 12 goals had 92 ground balls in helping lead the team to the state finals added eight goals and 46 defensive takeaways as a freshman scored five goals and grabbed 44 ground balls in helping St. Mary s to an record helped the Mid Atlantic 1 team to the national title in 2004 All-Galaxy first team in played with England Crossover team in 1999 and 2001 chose Maryland over Loyola, Johns Hopkins, Virginia Tech and James Madison. Personal: Melinda Carolyn Jones was born Mar. 21, 1987 daughter of Nancy and Gary Jones has one sister, Jessica member of the National Honor Society lists her parents as the people she admires most chose Maryland because of the coaching staff and team chemistry selected the Terps over Loyola and Johns Hopkins majoring in letters and sciences. JONES' CAREER STATISTICS / JONES' CAREER HIGHS Goals: 1 at Boston College (4/22/06) Points: 1 at Boston College (4/22/06) 8 KELLY KASPER MIDFIELD 5-5 ELDERSBURG, MD. CENTURY HS On Kasper: Team's top-returning scorer from last season dependable with the ball and under pressure can make plays all over the field fierce competitor (Sophomore): Named to the IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-America Second Team IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-South First Team All-ACC selection Started all 20 games led the team with 27 assists, 62 draw controls, and 42 caused turnovers second on the squad with 44 goals and 71 points third with 44 ground balls scored a goal and caused a turnovers in every game recorded a ground ball in every game but one was 15-for-22 on free-position shots recorded a goal and two assists in the last two games of the season at Princeton (5/3) and at North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament (5/14) scored a goal against Duke in the ACC Tournament (4/28) notched three goals, two assists, and a season-high nine draw controls against Boston College in the ACC Tournament (4/27) racked up six points on four goals and two assists in win at Boston College (4/22) had a goal and an assist at North Carolina (4/15) recorded two goals, four ground balls, three draw controls, and three caused turnovers at Johns Hopkins (4/9) netted a hat trick against Georgetown (4/5) had a career game against Virginia Tech, recording person bests with five goals, four assists, and nine points also secured seven draw controls against the Hokies recorded two goals, three assists, and eight draw controls against Ohio State (3/26) added two goals against Penn State (3/24) had two goals and an assist against Dartmouth (3/21) recorded four goals and three assists against Old Dominion (3/18) had two goals and three assists at Brown (3/11) picked up a goal against Virginia (3/7) notched a hat trick against Richmond (3/4) had two goals at Duke (2/25) recorded a goal and two assists against George Mason (2/22) netted two goals and assisted on two others against Ohio (2/19) had two goals in the season-opener against Northwestern (2/13) (Freshman): Strong freshman campaign with 29 goals and nine assists had five multiple-goal games scored a pair against Princeton in the NCAA Tournament (5/12) hat trick and three draw controls to help the Terps past Loyola (5/7) three points on a goal and two assists in overtime victory over Princeton (5/4) also forced two turnovers earned All-ACC Tournament honors after scoring three goals and an assist against Virginia (4/29) four goals in win over Syracuse (4/24) also controlled

8 a team-high three draws and added two ground balls goal and assist in win over UNC (4/16) also caused two turnovers and had three ground balls pair of goals in win over Virginia Tech (4/2) also grabbed two ground balls three points on a goal and two assists in win over Ohio State (3/27) two goals off the bench, including one free-position, against Penn State (3/25) scored the gamewinner in overtime against George Mason (3/16) also had an assist and three ground balls pair of scores against Denver (3/14) two points on a goal and an assist in win over Richmond (3/3) poured in four goals and one assist in comefrom-behind win over Old Dominion (3/2)... also forced five turnovers and had five ground balls scored first career goal against Duke (2/26). Prep: Standout midfielder under coach Rose Pentz at Century High tabbed by Inside Lacrosse as the top incoming freshman in Division I scored 233 career goals and 129 career assists as a senior, scored 72 goals and added 41 assists and led her team to the state title member of the Tewaaraton high school team All-America and Academic All-America selection two-time Baltimore Sun and Carroll County Times Player of the Year led her Mid-Atlantic 1 team to the 2003 National Tournament Championship also led NBC Club team to National Draw Championship in 2003 as a junior, scored 81 goals and 44 assists to lead her to team to the state finals All-American and All-Met WTTR Carroll County Athlete of the Year ( ) team MVP earned first team All-County by the Baltimore Sun and Carroll County Times after scoring 48 goals and 27 assists at South Carroll High as a sophomore also a decorated basketball and soccer player helped soccer team to state title in Personal: Kelly Anne Kasper was born Mar. 23, 1986 daughter of Cathy and Tom Kasper sister Jenny is a senior lacrosse player at UMBC admires her sister because of her character was involved with student government and National Honor Society in high school selected Maryland over Penn State, Duke, Virginia, Boston, North Carolina, Loyola and Georgetown majoring in family studies. KASPER'S CAREER STATISTICS / / Totals 39/ KASPER'S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 5 vs. Virginia Tech (3/31/06) Assists: 4 vs. Virginia Tech (3/31/06) Points: 9 vs. Virginia Tech (3/31/06) 22 CASEY MAGOR ATTACK 5-5 ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA UNLEY HS On Magor: Talented two-handed attacker tough player with good speed can also take draws for the Terps has a tremendous appetite for the game played for the Australian World Cup championship team (Sophomore): Started all 20 games at midfield tied for second on the team with 22 assists and tied for sixth with 16 goals her 38 points was fifth on the squad scored a point in 17 of the 20 games had a goal and two assists at North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament (5/14) recorded a goal at Princeton (5/3) netted a goal and an assist in back-to-back games against Boston College (4/22, 4/27) notched a goal and two assists against Georgetown (4/5) picked up two goals and two assists against Virginia Tech (3/31) had a goal and an assist against Ohio State (3/26) recorded a goal and a season-high three assists against Penn State (3/24) recorded a pair of goals against Dartmouth (3/21) had a goal and three more assists versus Old Dominion (3/18) dished out two more assists at Brown (3/11) recorded a goal against Virginia (3/7) notched an assist at Duke (2/25) and against Richmond (3/4) recorded a goal and an assist in the first three games against Northwestern (2/13), Ohio (2/19), and George Mason (2/22) (Freshman): Played in 17 games and started five excelled on draws scored nine goals and two assists on the year contributed 19 draw controls scored a goal and won a pair of draws against Princeton in the NCAA Tournament (5/12) three points on a pair of goals and an assist in win over Loyola (5/7) also controlled four draws for the Terps came up with four critical draw controls and added two goals in thrilling overtime win over Princeton (5/4) scored a goal in first career start against Syracuse... also helped Maryland to a 18-8 advantage on draws tough catch in front of the crease to help spark Maryland s 7-0 first half run in the win over North Carolina (4/16) also controlled a game-high four draws for the Terps notched a goal in the Terps 8-0 second half run against Ohio State (3/27) also added three ground balls critical to Maryland s comeback against George Mason taking draw controls the Terps won the first six draws of the second half and converted goals on those possessions to climb back into the game also scored her first career goal. 17

9 Prep: Member of the Aussie U-19 team, helping the team to a second place finish in the World Championships in 2003 was the team s leading scorer with 12 goals and 14 assists also helped South Australia win senior state nationals in 2003 and 2004 member of the junior state team in 1998, and from played club lacrosse for Brighton, the same club as former Terps Jen Adams, Trish Adams, Tess McLeod and Sonia Judd helped the team to the A-Grade premiership in 2004, and runner-up finishes in A-Grade All-Star from Personal: Casey Jai Magor was born Feb. 22, 1986 is the daughter of Marcia and Steve has one older sister, Kelly came to Maryland to study and live overseas majoring in kinesiology. MAGOR'S CAREER STATISTICS / / Totals 37/ MAGOR'S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 2, three times (most recently vs. Virginia Tech, 3/31/06) Assists: 3, twice (most recently vs. Penn State, 3/24/06) Points: 4, three times (most recently vs. Virginia Tech (3/31/06) 11 ALEX MAVRIS ATTACK 5-11 PASADENA, MD. CHESAPEAKE HS On Mavris: Continues to improve provides depth on attack (Freshman): Appeared in four games, recording a goal and a ground ball picked up the ground ball against Ohio (2/19) scored her first-career goal versus Old Dominion (3/18). Prep: Standout player at Chesapeake High for coach Denise Thompson as a senior, was captain for the soccer, basketball and lacrosse teams Washington Post All-Met honorable mention as a senior first team all-county selection first team All-Galaxy playing with the CCLax club team Chesapeake s Minds In Motions honoree, recognizing the school s top student-athletes. Personal: Alexandra Mavris was born Nov. 10, 1987 daughter of Cathy and Mark Mavris has one older brother, Mark lists her parents as the people she admires most chose Maryland because of the winning tradition is inspired by her roommate: women s basketball standout Marissa Coleman selected the Terps over American and Virginia Tech majoring in letters and sciences. MAVRIS' CAREER STATISTICS / MAVRIS' CAREER HIGHS Goals: 1 vs. Old Dominion (3/18/06) Points: 1 vs. Old Dominion (3/18/06) 34 MARIE MOORMAN DEFENSE 5-8 CHESTERTOWN, MD. KENT COUNTY HS On Moorman: Tough player with a good attitude enjoys the game has a good engine excellent feet with good lateral movement (Freshman): Appeared in five games for the Terps. Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Kent County High was the team s MVP as a junior served as captain as a senior scored 54 goals and added 30 assists for the Trojans in 2005 started every game of her high school career also lettered three years in soccer team captain as a senior played club for Laxation. Personal: Marie Katherine Moorman was born April 3, 1987 is the daughter of Beth and Anthony one of four children, with older brothers Tony, Joe and younger brother Matt enjoys snowboarding and horseback riding in her spare time lists Brett Favre as her favorite athlete majoring in biology. MOORMAN'S CAREER STATISTICS / MAEVE MCKEW DEFENSE 5-3 GLEN ARM, MD. MARYVALE PREP On McKew: Good all-around athlete and player helps the team in transition with her speed fiery competitor (Freshman): Played in 16 games and started eight of them recorded 16 ground balls, six draw controls, and six caused turnovers secured a season-best four draw controls against Virginia Tech (3/31) had three ground balls against Ohio State (3/26) picked up a season-best five ground balls against Dartmouth (3/21) recorded three ground balls and two draw controls at Brown (3/11) notched three ground balls and three caused turnovers versus Ohio (2/19). 18

10 Prep: Three-sport athlete at Maryvale Prep earned 12 varsity letters in high school captained the field hockey, basketball and lacrosse teams as a senior team defensive MVP in her final season US Marine Most Distinguished Athlete Award played club lacrosse for Skywalkers Blue under coach Mike McLaughlin led field hockey team to the IAAM season title as a senior IAAM all-star team s Hustle Award as a junior recognized as the team s most improved player on the basketball team in 2004 and the McCormick unsung hero in 2005 winner of the Donald Litz Memorial Lacrosse Scholarship as a junior. Personal: Maeve Reilly McKew was born June 16, 1987 daughter of Stephanie and Dan McKew one of five children with brothers Sean (20) and Colin (15), and sisters Brenna (17) and Maggie (14) lists winning the IAAM in field hockey season as a senior as her biggest athletic thrill chose Maryland over Loyola, Delaware and Vanderbilt majoring in letters and sciences. MCKEW'S CAREER STATISTICS / KRISTA PELLIZZI SENIOR ATTACK 5-5 NORTH MASSAPEQUA, N.Y. FARMINGDALE HS On Pellizzi: Crafty player with good moves on the attack combines speed with solid stick skills creative in finding ways to score (Junior): Named to the IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-America Third Team IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-South Second Team All-ACC selection Started all 20 games tied for second on the team with 22 assists and second with 37 draw controls third on the squad with 43 goals and 65 points recorded a goal in all but three games, scoring in 15-straight games from Feb. 22 to April 27 secured a season-best five draw controls at North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament (5/14) scored two goals at Princeton (5/3) and against Boston College in the ACC Tournament (4/27) had a goal against Boston College in the regular-season finale (4/22) picked up a pair of goals at North Carolina (4/15) racked up four goals and three assists at Johns Hopkins (4/9) recorded three goals and one assist versus Georgetown (4/5) notched career highs with five goals and eight points against Virginia Tech (3/31) scored two goals and assisted on two more against Ohio State (3/26) had three goals and two assists versus Penn State (3/24) netted a hat trick against Dartmouth (3/21) recorded a goal and three assists against Old Dominion (3/18) set career highs with five goals and eight points at Brown (3/11) notched two goals and two assists against Virginia (3/7) and had three goals and two assists versus Richmond (3/4) picked up a goal at Duke (2/25) had a pair of goals and an assist against George Mason (3/22) recorded two goals in season-opener against Northwestern (2/13) (Sophomore): Saw action in every game for Maryland and made two starts scored 12 goals and added eight assists played significant minutes down the stretch for the Terps started but did not score against Princeton in the NCAA Tournament (5/12) scored three points on two goals and an assist in first career start against Princeton (5/4) two goals for the Terps at the ACC Tournament against Virginia (4/29) one goal and two draw controls in win over Syracuse (4/24) provided a spark off the bench with a goal and two assists in win over UNC (4/16) scored her goal while falling to the ground just outside the crease played quality minutes and scored a free-position goal in the win over Johns Hopkins (4/9) passed off the 8-meter arc to Acacia Walker for an assist in the win over Virginia Tech (4/2) came off the bench and immediately scored a goal against Ohio State (3/27) pair of assists in win over Denver (3/14) scored two goals on free-position shots in win over Brown (3/12) notched a pair of goals on just two shots against Richmond (3/3) (Freshman): One of the top reserves for the Terps scored 11 goals and had three assists on the year found the net twice against Temple in the NCAA Tournament (5/13) scored one goal in ACC Tourney loss to UVa (4/23) netted two goals to help Maryland to a narrow win over Penn State (3/26) found the back of the net on a free-position shot against Dartmouth (3/23)... scooped three ground balls career-high three goals and one assist in win over Brown (3/12) also caused one turnover netted a goal against Quinnipiac (3/11) chipped in two points on a goal and an assist against Virginia (3/9) tallied an assist in collegiate debut against Richmond (2/21). Prep: Four-year standout at Farmingdale High School member of the U.S. under-19 world team scored 406 career points in high school All- American, team captain and MVP as a senior tallied 65 goals and had 60 assists in final campaign helped team to Long Island championship and state finals as a junior as the team captain and MVP scored career-high 69 goals and added 50 assists during that season guided the team to two county and conference championships during her career four-time all-county selection a two-time All-School Girls selection and three-time Empire Team pick also excelled in basketball in soccer. Personal: Krista Marie Pellizzi was born Sept. 6, 1985, in Long Island, N.Y. is the daughter of Fran and Mike Pellizzi one of three children, with brother Mike and sister Marisa lists making the under-19 team as biggest athletic thrill majoring in family studies picked Maryland over Loyola, Hofstra, Notre Dame and Boston College. PELLIZZI'S CAREER STATISTICS / / / Totals 57/ PELLIZZI'S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 5, two times (most recently vs. Virginia Tech, 3/31/06) Assists: 3, four times (most recently vs. Johns Hopkins, 4/9/06) Points: 8, two times (most recently vs. Virginia Tech, 3/31/06) 19

11 5 KATIE PRINCIOTTO MIDFIELD 5-7 HORSEHEADS, N.Y. HORSEHEADS HS On Princiotto: Smart player and a hard worker is constantly looking to improve has one of the best sticks on the team works well in tight spaces (Sophomore): Appeared in all 20 games for the Terps, starting 11 of them fifth on the team with 21 goals had four goals in two games against Boston College (4/22, 4/27) scored twice at Johns Hopkins (4/9) picked up a goal against Georgetown (4/5) recorded a career-high four goals versus Ohio State (3/26) had a goal in games against Penn State (3/24), Dartmouth (3/21), and Old Dominion (3/18) scored two goals at Brown (3/11) had a goal against Richmond (3/4) and George Mason (2/22) netted a hat trick against Ohio (2/19) (Freshman): Played in nine games had two ground balls and forced two turnovers against Denver (3/14) also contributed two ground balls against Brown (3/12). Prep: All-time leading goal scorer with 264 goals as a four-year starter at Horseheads High also set the school mark for career points (361) two-time All-American two-year team captain scored 72 goals in her senior season named Female Athlete of the Year 2004 by the Elmira- Corning All Sports Committee as a junior, the left-hander set the school record for goals in a season with 78 earned Section IV Player of the Year honors was also named Corning Leader Player of the Year that season four-time first team selection by the Elmira Star Gazette and Corning Leader... has helped team to four Section IV Class A titles Section IV First Team All-Star ( ) also lettered in basketball was also recruited by Duke, Cornell, Syracuse, UConn Colgate and Boston. 18 KATIE PUMPHREY MIDFIELD 5-8 SEVERNA PARK, MD. SEVERNA PARK HS On Pumphrey: Fast, tough player not afraid to be physical good defender when isolated good communication skills on defense... solid team leader (Sophomore): Played in five games and started two picked up three ground balls against Boston College in the ACC Tournament (4/27) (Freshman): Saw action in 16 games forced seven turnovers and had 13 ground balls played quality minutes on the defensive end. Prep: Four-year varsity plaayer for former Terp Carin Peterson at Severna Park High two-time first team all-county selection by Washington Post, Annapolis Capital and Baltimore Sun first team All-America as a senior scored 26 goals and had 12 assists in addition to 46 ground balls in her final campaign first team All-Met honorable mention All-America in 2003 second team All-Met... played in National School Girls Tournament, helping Mid Atlantic One to a first place finish as a sophomore, started at D-wing while helping the team to the county title helped lead Severna Park to the state title as a freshman also a standout cross country and track athlete Personal: Katherine Ann Pumphrey was born Nov. 26, 1986 daughter of Michael and Ann Pumphrey has one younger sister, Emily both of her parents graduated from Maryland was class secretary from , editor of the yearbook and volunteered with Habitat for Humanity is inspired by her grandmother majoring in women's studies chose the Terps over Loyola, Duke and Vanderbilt. PUMPHREY'S CAREER STATISTICS / / Totals 21/ Personal: Kathryn Marie Princiotto was born Sept. 20, 1986 daughter of Michelle and Sal Princiotto one brother, Matt played football and lacrosse player at Ithaca College a Wendy s High School Heisman nominee involved in the student council and member of the National Honor Society in high school chose Maryland because of its rich athletic and academic reputation chose to play for the Terps over Duke, Cornell, Syracuse, Boston and Colgate majoring in communication. PRINCIOTTO'S CAREER STATISTICS / / Totals 29/ PRINCIOTTO'S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 4 vs. Ohio State (4/26/06) Points: 4 vs. Ohio State (4/26/06)

12 28 KEARNY RAVER MIDFIELD 5-5 LAUREL, MD. MOUNT DE SALES ACADEMY On Raver: Enthusiastic player with a great attitude wants to contribute in any possible way has game-changing speed (Freshman): Did not see any action due to injury. Prep: Versatile athlete out of Mount de Sales Academy led the team in scoring before missing the rest of the season with a knee injury as a senior scooped 31 ground balls as a junior... also netted 14 goals and 12 assists... as a sophomore, grabbed 24 ground balls to go with three goals and one assist... was team MVP on freshman JV squad... member of the Skywalker Blue Team in 2005 excelled in jumps and middle distance on the track... captained the cross country and indoor track teams as a senior... four-time all-conference athlete in indoor track. Personal: Kearny Lynne Raver was born May 19, 1987 daughter of Mary and Tim Raver joins sister Martha on the Terrapin squad both parents are Maryland alums member of the student government in high school lists helping her team to the IAAM title as a freshman as her biggest athletic thrill chose Maryland over Penn State, Johns Hopkins and Towson selected the Terps because of the team atmosphere majoring in kinesiology. 25 MARTHA RAVER SENIOR DEFENSE 5-6 LAUREL, MD. MOUNT DE SALES ACADEMY On Raver: Speedy player who provides the team with a defensive spark (Junior): Started all 20 games for the Terps picked up 31 ground balls on the season recorded three or more ground balls in seven games notched first career assist in the regular-season finale at Boston College (4/22) notched three ground balls against Georgetown (4/5) secured three ground balls in games versus Virginia Tech (3/31), at Brown (3/11), against Virginia (3/7), Richmond (3/4), and Ohio (2/19) picked up a season-best four ground balls against George Mason (2/22) (Sophomore): Worked her way into the starting lineup on defense played in 19 games and started 15 caused eight turnovers and scooped 18 ground balls three ground balls in win over Ohio State (3/27) forced three turnovers in win over George Mason (3/16) three ground balls in first career start against Virginia (3/8) (Freshman): Walk-on with outstanding speed and hustle saw action in six games recorded three ground balls in NCAA Tournament win over Temple (5/13) earned one draw control in first collegiate action against Quinnipiac (3/11). Prep: An outstanding all-around athlete excelled in track, cross country and lacrosse two-year letterwinner in lacrosse at Mount de Sales Academy scored 31 goals and had eight assists as a senior Baltimore Sun All-Met Indoor Track team (2003) Baltimore Sun All-County/City Indoor Track team (2001, 2003) three-time All- State Private School Indoor Track Team and IAAM All-Conference team, as well as a two-time team MVP played club lacrosse for the Skywalkers with teammate Mollie Reese also recruited by Virginia Tech, Boston, Ohio, Delaware and James Madison. Personal: Martha Raver was born in Silver Spring, Md. is the daughter of Tim and Mary Raver parents are both UM alums has one younger sister, Kearny, who is also on the lacrosse team this year majoring in criminology and criminal justice. RAVER'S CAREER STATISTICS / / / Totals 45/ MOLLIE REESE SENIOR ATTACK 5-5 MONKTON, MD. HEREFORD HS On Reese: Smart with the ball in her stick steady, consistent player has good speed dedicated athlete (Junior): All-ACC Academic Team selection appeared in 15 games recorded her goal and assist against Boston College in the ACC Tournament (4/27) (Sophomore): Made nine starts and played in 17 games one of the first subs off the bench contributed four assists on the year two assists in win over Brown (3/12) one assist against Old Dominion (3/2) and Richmond (3/3) (Freshman): ACC Freshman of the Year 11 points on eight goals and three assists tallied an assist against Temple in the NCAA Tournament (5/13) scored one goal against Johns Hopkins (4/10) two goals -- including game-winner -- against Penn State (3/26) also scooped three ground balls netted a goal and scooped three ground balls in the win over Dartmouth (3/23) scored one goal, had one ground ball and controlled one draw against Brown (3/12) netted goals against Virginia (3/9) and Syracuse (3/3) and chipped in an assist at Duke (2/29) scored a goal and an assist in debut, a 16-6 win over Richmond (2/21) also grabbed two ground balls. 21

13 42 SARAH SOMMARIPA GOALIE 5-8 MOORESTOWN, N.J. MOORESTOWN HS On Sommaripa: Reserve goalie is learning to see and read the game (Freshman): Did not see any action. Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Hereford High helped team to three state titles All-American honorable mention, second team All-Met and team captain as a senior first team All-Baltimore City and County as a junior and sophomore second team All-Baltimore County played for the U.S. under-19 team also a standout in basketball in soccer. Personal: Mollie O Donnell Reese was born Feb. 14, 1985 is the daughter of Cheryl and Tom Reese has an older sister Katie and a younger sister Jenny majoring in elementary education selected Maryland over Ohio State and Northwestern. REESE'S CAREER STATISTICS / / / Totals 52/ REESE'S CAREER HIGHS Goals: 2 vs. Penn State (3/26/04) Assists: 2 vs. Brown (3/12/05) Points: 2, three times (most recently vs. Brown, 3/12/05) 27 DANA DOBBIE MIDFIELD 5-10 GUELPH, ONTARIO CENTRE WELLINGTON DISTRICT HS OHIO UNIVERSITY On Dobbie: Transfer from Ohio University provides creativity and excitement in the midfield (Sophomore): Started 12 of the 14 games she played in for Ohio First-team All-American Lacrosse Conference Second-team all-region selection led the Bobcats with 37 goals, 13 assists, and 50 points led the country with 5.14 draw controls per game and secured 72 through the season scored six points in two different games and recorded five other hat tricks set school record with 18 draw controls against Virginia Tech (Freshman): First-team All-American Lacrosse Conference honoree named to the womenslacrosse.com All-Freshman Team named one of the top five freshman in the country by U.S. Lacrosse led the team with 14 assists and was second with 34 goals and 48 points led the squad with 57 draw controls scored seven points on two separate occasions set a school record with 15 draw controls at St. Mary s. Prep: Earned letters in basketball, rugby, hockey, and badminton at Center Wellington Athlete of the Year as a junior captain of the 2003 Canadian Junior U-19 led team Canada in scoring and was second in scoring at the 2003 World Championships when Canada won bronze named Player of the Game versus Japan member of the 2005 Senior Canadian World Cup Team that finished fourth at the World Cup in Annapolis. Personal: Dana Marie Dobbie was born September 30, 1984 daughter of Cathy and Garry Cooper has an older brother, Jason selected Maryland because of the history of the program majoring in family studies. DOBBIE'S CAREER STATISTICS (OHIO) / / Totals 25/ Prep: Successful goalie at Moorestown High helped the lacrosse team to three state titles also was a member of two field hockey state championship teams team captain in lacrosse as a senior in helping the team to a 21-1 record earned the Beth Kenuk Scholarship for leadership, integrity and passion for the game. Personal: Sarah Sommaripa was born June 22, 1987 daughter of Myrna and Nicholas Sommaripa father played lacrosse at North Carolina lists winning state championships as her biggest athletic thrills majoring in psychology. 22

14 24 KATIE GALLAGHER FRESHMAN DEFENSE 5-10 PENNSAUKEN, N.J. CAMDEN CATHOLIC HS On Gallagher: Tall, strong player with great athleticism excellent basketball player who applies all of those physical skills to make her a great lacrosse player. Prep: Three-sport standout at Camden Catholic tallied 74 goals and 36 assists in her junior season was named all-conference, all-group and All-South Jersey also a team captain and MVP member of the 2005 Upper Atlantic Team No. 1 at the National School Girls Tournament also a standout soccer player earning All-South Jersey as well as all-league recognition team captain in both soccer and basketball in addition to lacrosse. Personal: Kathleen Mary Gallagher was born November 3, 1987 in Philadelphia, Pa. is the daughter of Anne Marie and John Greenberg has two brothers, Brian and Sean, and a sister, Bridget lists parents as the people she admires most majoring in psychology chose Maryland over Delaware, Rutgers, Drexel and St. Joseph s. 16 CHELSEA KAPP ATTACK 5-3 GLENELG, MD. GLENELG HS AMERICAN UNIVERSITY On Kapp: Transfer from American adds speed and depth to the attack (Sophomore): Played in all 18 games and earned 15 starts for the Eagles third on the team with 18 goals and fourth with 19 points fourth on the team with 14 draw controls (Freshman): Started all 17 games scored 15 goals and totaled 16 points scored first career goal against Lehigh. Prep: Second-team All-Galaxy in 2003 guided Glenelg to the regional championship as a junior first-team All-County selection in cross country by the Baltimore Sun, Washington Post, and the Howard County Times also earned letters in field hockey and indoor track set the Maryland 2A state record in the 4x800 relay with a time of 9: Personal: Chelsea Danielle Kapp was born October 11, 1985 daughter of Nancy and John Kapp has a sister, Noelle selected Maryland because of the reputation of the school and its academics majoring in kinesiology. 3 CAITLYN MCFADDEN FRESHMAN MIDFIELD 5-4 PHOENIX, MD. NOTRE DAME PREP On McFadden: Extremely fast through the midfield and is a great twoway player exceptional all-around player with competitive drive and natural leadership skills. Prep: Standout player at Notre Dame Prep named to the 2005 High School Baltimore/Washington Tewaaraton Team two-time All-Baltimore County selection first team All-Met honoree by the Baltimore Sun named Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland (IAAM) All-Star in 2005 twice selected to the Towson Times first team helped her team to the IAAM title in 2003 also excels in soccer where she earned first team All-Baltimore County honors chose Maryland over Virginia, North Carolina and Georgetown. Personal: Caitlyn Clare McFadden was born May 28, 1988 in Baltimore, Md. is the daughter of Mary Clare and Michael McFadden has a younger brother, Mickey lists parents as the people she admires most enrolled in the college of letters and sciences. 2 ALI PERKINS FRESHMAN DEFENSE 5-10 ANNAPOLIS, MD. ST. MARY S On Perkins: Amazing vision and has an innate ability to find the open player quick and has good size, and her unselfishness with the ball makes the players around her better. Prep: Set a high school single season record with 106 assists as a junior at St. Mary s earned high school All-America honors selected by the Washington Post and Baltimore Sun as the Anne Arundel County Player of the Year in 2005 was also an All-Met selection by the Washington Post and Baltimore Sun team MVP helped her team to the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland (IAAM) title helped the Mid-Atlantic team to the championship at the 2005 year s National School Girls Tournament All-Galaxy first team. Personal: Allison Kay Perkins was born March 22, 1988 daughter of Debra and Mark has an older brother, Chris, and a younger sister, Melissa lists winning the IAAM A Conference Championship in 2005 as her biggest athletic thrill chose Maryland because she had wanted to attend since she was little enrolled in the college of letters and sciences. KAPP'S CAREER STATISTICS (AMERICAN) / / Totals 35/

15 35 MAGGIE STOUT FRESHMAN DEFENSE 5-4 TOWSON, MD. NOTRE DAME PREP On Stout: Strong, tough player aggressive defender who isn t afraid of one-on-one situations has the mentality that she is going to shut down her opponent which gives her an edge. Prep: High school teammate of Caitlyn McFadden at Notre Dame Prep second team all-county honoree helped team to the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland (IAAM) title in 2003 was on the Skywalkers 2006 Blue Team that claimed the Draw and Galaxy national championship played with incoming Terp recruit Caitlyn McFadden on that club team. Personal: Margaret Regina Stout was born March 29, 1988 in Towson, Md. is the daughter of Nancy and John Stout lists parents as the people she admires most enrolled in the college of letters and sciences chose Maryland over James Madison, Boston, Virginia Tech and Hofstra. 23 AMANDA SPINNENWEBER FRESHMAN MIDFIELD 5-8 PASADENA, MD. CHESAPEAKE HS 20 KARISSA TAYLOR FRESHMAN MIDFIELD 5-7 EASTON, MD. EASTON HS On Taylor: One of the fastest players in the country good scorer but is also aggressive defensively will cause a lot of defenses trouble with her speed. Prep: Three-year letterwinner in lacrosse at Easton High led the team in goals and assists as a sophomore (44g/18a) and senior (49g/22a) also has a team-best 239 groundballs in those two seasons high school All-America honoree in 2004 team captain as a junior and an all-conference first team selection helped team to the conference and regional titles in 2003 plays club for CCLax and was a member of the All-Galaxy team. Personal: Karissa Jillian Taylor was born September 16, 1987 in Dallas, Texas is the daughter of Kibby and Steve Dalton has an older brother, Nathan, and an older sister, Neisha lists parents as the people she admires most enrolled in the college of letters and sciences chose Maryland over Georgetown, North Carolina, Northwestern, Johns Hopkins and Princeton. On Spinnenweber: Exceptional athlete with supreme physical gifts can make things happen anywhere on the field merely with her athletic ability. Prep: Team s leading scorer in each of her three seasons at Chesapeake High Capitol Gazette Athlete of the Year as a junior also earned high school All-America honors second team All-Met two-time all-county honoree plays club for CCLax earned allcounty recognition in soccer and basketball. Personal: Amanda Rae Spinnenweber was born April 17, 1988 is the daughter of Anne and John Spinnenweber has three brothers, John, Stephen, and Andrew, and a sister, Lynnea lists parents as the people she admires most enrolled in the college of letters and sciences chose Maryland over Northwestern, Notre Dame, Penn State, North Carolina, and Brown. 24