Six-time national coach of the year

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1 12 Head CoaCh Missy Meharg 20th season at Delaware '85 Six-time national coach of the year A program rich with a winning tradition, no other figure in field hockey has exemplified that tradition better than head coach Missy Meharg as she heads into her 20th season. Voted National Coach of the Year an unprecedented six times, Meharg has solidified s position among the top field hockey programs in the nation, leading the team to back-to-back hips for the first time and the program s fifth overall in 2005 and With a firm grasp on national top five for at least a decade, Meharg has led the Terrapins to four of the program s five national titles, while serving as an assistant coach during the team s first run in In her 19 years, the team has reached the national semifinals 10 times, including the last four years in a row, a first for the program. has also advanced to the national championship game six times under the legendary coach. Competing in the toughest conference in the nation, Meharg has also mentored the Terps to six ACC Tournament titles and five regular season crowns. Her teams have also had six 20-win seasons, including three in the last four years. Despite all the successes, Meharg has not slowed in her efforts to lure top talent to College Park and mentor them to success. Her players have garnered three Honda Awards, presented to the nation s most outstanding player, 70 All-Americans, seven ACC Players of the Year, six ACC Rookies of the Year, eight ACC Tournament MVP s, 69 All-ACC performers and over 100 National Academic Squad honorees. Meharg has developed 40 Terrapins who have reached the highest level of field hockey, with 40 players competing internationally, including five players who are members of the 2007 U.S. National Team. Meharg can be described as a leader, a motivator and a mentor. Her six National Field Hockey Coaches Association citations are unmatched by any coach in the country. She became the winningest coach at in 1998, surpassing her mentor Sue Tyler s 153 victories. Now, she has posted over 300 victories, which ranks among the top 20 winningest coaches in NCAA history. Accolades have come in the form of six NFHCA Coach of the Year awards (1991, 1993, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2006), four ACC Coach of the Year honors (1992, 1995, 1998, 2001) and 10 Mid-Atlantic Regional Coach of the Year citations for Meharg. She captured her 300th-career win on the day the Terps defeated Wake Forest for the program s sixth conference title in College Park and is one of six Division I head coaches to win over 300 games. Though Meharg s numbers are extraordinary, her leadership is much more. As a serious educator through sport, she recognizes the ability of athletic competition to teach life lessons. The mentor emphasizes the characteristics of sports that can be used as a vehicle to develop a meaningful life. Establishing a hard working, compassionate environment which assists to teach women in becoming confident female leaders through their roles as a member of the field hockey team, says Meharg. Meharg named an assistant coach in 1985 Terps wins NCAA title under Sue Tyler Meharg promoted to head coach Regional Coach of the Year National Coach of the Year Terps win first of six ACC titles; ACC Coach of the Year Terps win National Championship; Meharg named Served as Assistant Coach of the U.S. National Team Meharg wins #100; ACC Coach of the Year NCAA Champs

2 Field Hockey Coaching with enthusiasm, building a community and establishing a mindset of service models the ultimate success. During her tenure at, she has been involved in all facets of collegiate field hockey. She currently serves on the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Advisory Committee. In 1996, Meharg served as an assistant coach as former Terp All-American Kate Kauffman-Beach and the U.S. squad competed in the Olympic Games in Atlanta. The Terps have been represented in the Olympics, the Pan American Games, the World Cup, the Olympic Qualifying Tournament and a number of other international competitions. In 2003, former Terp All-Americans Kauffman-Beach, Dina Rizzo and Keli Smith participated in the Pan American Games. Paula Infante participated in the games as a member of the Chilean National Team. Rizzo and former Terrapins Sarah Silvetti and Lauren Powley helped the U.S. qualify for the 2006 World Cup then placed sixth in the tournament, the second-best showing since 1994 where Meharg assisted the team to a bronze medal. M e h a r g i s a n a c c o m p l i s h e d a n d experienced coach on the international stage. She was a member of the U.S. National Team s coaching staff from , which included her appearance in the 1996 Olympics, the 1994 World Cup in Dublin, Ireland, and the 1995 Pan American Games in Argentina. In 1994 and 1995, she served as the head coach for the Did You Know? Since the NFHCA began recognizing the National Coach of the Year in 1990, Missy Meharg s six awards are the most for any coach at the college level. Leading the Terps to four NCAA titles, Missy Meharg is one of just five coaches in Division I history to have won multiple national championships in field hockey, along with Beth Anders of Old Dominion (9), Karen Shelton of North Carolina (4), Jennifer Averill (3) of Wake Forest and Diane Wright of Connecticut (2). U.S. Under-21 team. After a hiatus, she returned to the U.S. Field Hockey elite level program in 2004, coaching on both the senior and junior national team selection programs. She was named head coach of the High Performance Center, establishing the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex as an east coast national training site. Her HPC Thundersticks squad won the USFHA National Women s Tournament in the summer of Named Assistant Coach of the U.S. Olympic Team Assistant Coach of the U.S. National Team Meharg becomes winningest coach at (#153) National Coach of the Year National & ACC Coach of the Year; Named to Delaware Sports Hall of Fame Regional Coach of the Year Terps win the first of back-toback NCAA titles (2005 & 2006); Terps win fifth NCAA crown; National Coach of the year ACC & NCAA Champs 2005 ACC & NCAA Champs 2006 NCAA Champs

3 14 During her career, Meharg has been extensively involved with teaching in the U.S. Field Hockey Association Coaching Certification Program. She has completed several certification programs which are directed by the Federation of International Hockey (F.I.H.). Meharg enjoyed doing color commentary work for television and has worked a variety of sports, including field hockey. She has completed four instructional field hockey coaching video with Championship Productions. Meharg s collegiate playing career was nearly as successful as her coaching career is now. She was an All-America forward at the University of Delaware, where she also played lacrosse, from Meharg was a Honda Award nominee in field hockey in 1983, the same year she was named MVP of the East Coast Conference after leading her team in goals, assists and points. The Blue Hen hockey team reached the hip semifinal round when she was a sophomore in 1982, and Meharg s lacrosse squad won the national championship the following spring. Meharg enjoyed an impressive seven-year playing career with the U.S. National Team from During that time, she was a member of the 1986 World Cup team and an alternate to the 1987 Pan American and 1988 Olympic teams. She capped her playing career as a member of the 1991 Pan American team and the 1991 U.S. squad that unfortunately missed qualifying for the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. Meharg earned a bachelor s degree in health and physical education from Delaware in 1985 and her master s degree in sports psychology from in She is the mother of two sons: 16-year old Andre, who attends Archbishop Spalding, and 15-year old Genya, who is a freshman at Severna Park High School. Establishing a hard working, compassionate environment which assists to teach women in becoming confident female leaders through their roles as a member of the field hockey team, Coaching with enthusiasm, building a community and establishing a mindset of service models The ultimate success. - missy meharg Meharg's Coaching Record Year Total Missy Meharg celebrates with her team following her 300th career victory. School Overall Pct years Four hips Six hips Six Coach of the Year Awards Highlights NCAA First Round NCAA First Round NCAA Finals NCAA Finals

4 Field Hockey Meharg's Legacy at Coaching Accolades Six-time NFHCA Division I Coach of the Year (1991, '93, '99, 2001, '05, '06) Four-time ACC Coach of the Year (1992, '95, '98, 2001) 10-time Mid-Atlantic Regional Coach of the Year (1990, '91, '92, '93, '95, '99, 2001, '02, '05, '06) s All-Time Winningest Coach with 327 Victories Team Accolades Four-time (1993, 1999, 2005, 2006) Six-time (1993, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005) Six-time NCAA Finalists (1993, 1995, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2006) 10-time NCAA Semifinalists (1991, '93, '95, '99, 2000, '01, '03, '04, '05, '06) 17 NCAA Tournament Appearances (1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) Player Accolades 70 All-America Selections 111 NHFCA National Academic Squad Selections 68 All-ACC Selections 190 ACC Academic Honor Roll Selections 13 Players on the U.S. National Team 8 ACC Tournament MVP Selections 7 ACC Player of the Year Selections (2 Def) 4 World Cup team members 6 ACC Rookie of the Year Selections 6 Pan American team members 1 Player on the 1996 U.S. Olympic Team 3 Honda Award Winners Milestone Victories 1 Sept. 6, 1988: 6, Loyola (Md.) 1 25 Sept. 18, 1990: 6, Towson 0 50 Nov. 24, 1991: 2, Penn State 1 (OT) 75 Oct. 10, 1993: 2, Rutgers Sept. 16, 1995: 5, SW Missouri Oct. 26, 1996: 3, Duke Sept. 7, 1997: 4, Michigan State 1 153* Sept. 20, 1998: 3, Massachusetts Oct. 9, 1999: 4, Rutgers Oct. 11, 2000: 6, Rutgers Nov. 10, 2001: 7, Fairfield Sept. 14, 2003: 7, Pacific Oct. 9, 2004: 5, Duke 4 (OT) 300 Nov. 6, 2005: 3, Wake Forest Nov. 12, 2006: 1, Penn State 0 * Became 's all-time winningest coach Welsh & Infante Win Honda Award In 2001, defensive back Autumn Welsh became the first athlete under Missy Meharg to be recognized as the national player of the year. Welsh was named the recipient of the prestigious Honda Award, marking the first time in field hockey history that a Terps attained the honor. After leading the Terps to back-to-back hips in 2005 and 2006, defensive midfielder Paula Infante earned the honor both years, becoming only the third field hockey player in the history of the award to win it multiple times. Infante went on to be a top-five finalist for the coveted Honda-Broderick Cup, presented to the NCAA's Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year across all sports. Infante (2005, 06), Welsh (2001) and women s lacrosse standout Jen Adams (2000, 2001) are the only Honda Award recipients in athletics history.

5 16 coaching staff Marybeth Freeman Associate Head Coach 5th Season at Old Dominion '03 Tjerk van Herwaarden Technical Director/Coach 3rd Season at HES '97 After four seasons on the sidelines mentoring the Terrapin goalkeepers as an assistant coach, Marybeth Freeman was elevated to associate head coach following the Terps championship runs in 2005 and Freeman is responsible for developing the goalkeeping core and deep defense, which has been among the best in the nation, ranking in the top five in goals against average in three of her four seasons on the bench, tying the school-record with 12 shutouts during the Terps' 2006 championship year. "Marybeth is unquestionably a top collegiate and national coach," said head coach Missy Meharg. "She is determined, hard working, knowledgeable and exceedingly organized. She has found the coaching balance for each woman to perform to their potential." Among the goalkeepers during her tenure, Freeman produced two-time NFHCA All-American Kathryn Masson, the only Terrapin goalie to be named to the first team. Masson has boasted the best GAA in the country in each of the last two seasons and enters 2007 with one of the top three career GAA in school history. Aside from developing the Terrapin goalkeepers, Freeman also oversees the Terps' academic affairs, NCAA compliance, travel arrangements and recruiting efforts. A four-year starter for the Lady Monarchs, Freeman was an integral part of a team that posted an (.827) record throughout her collegiate career, capturing four Colonial Athletic Association titles. The two-time All-CAA selection posted an impressive 1.17 career goals against average and a.760 career save percentage. In her sophomore season in 2000, Freeman was selected to the NCAA All-Tournament team, helping Old Dominion to its ninth hip crown, and, as a senior, the netminder led her squad back to the NCAA semifinals. She garnered All-CAA accolades in her final campaign after registering a 1.18 GAA. Freeman is one of the few field hockey coaches in the nation to produce instructional videos. "Becoming a Champion Goalkeeper," produced in 2003 by Championship Productions, targets goalkeepers and aspiring goalkeeping coaches. Freeman has also been involved with the United States Field Hockey Association Futures program for both and New Jersey. She serves as site director and head goalkeeping coach at the University of, while also being head goalkeeping coach for New Jersey. She also plays a role in coaching the goalkeepers and the defense for the Thundersticks of the USFHA Elite Performance Training Center. A native of Holland, Pa., Freeman attended Council Rock High School where she had a school-record 19 shutouts as a senior, while also captaining her team to three Suburban League championship titles. A 2003 graduate from Old Dominion with a bachelor s degree in health and physical education, Freeman was a four-time NFHCA National Academic Squad honoree and a CAA Scholar-Athlete. Embarking on his third season on the coaching staff, Tjerk van Herwaarden has been with during both of its championship runs, coming to College Park in July of 2005 as an assistant coach. During the summer of 2007, he was named the team s Technical Director/ Coach. Tjerk has had an incredible impact on the Terps, as we have captured back-to-back NCAA titles, said head coach Missy Meharg. His patience and ability to read tactical adjustments are major strengths. His game knowledge is not only evident in training sessions but also in video work and fundamental teaching sessions. A native of the Netherlands, van Herwaarden has gained extensive coaching experience and knowledge of the game having served as an assistant coach, head coach and technical director at every level over the last decade. Prior to joining the coaching staff, van Herwaarden had served as head coach of the Gooische women s team 2nd Division in the Netherlands, which is considered to have the best field hockey competition in the world, since His main focus was on development of technical and tactical skills. From , van Herwaarden was an assistant coach of the Kampong 1st Ladies club team. Kampong reached the semifinals of the National Championship in back-to-back years. While with that team, he mentored some of the country s top field hockey players, who went on to win a silver medal at the Athens Olympics and are currently members of the National team. Van Herwaarden has devoted much of his time teaching the sport of field hockey. He was coach for the KNHB, the Royal Dutch field hockey association, youth development program for five years and was a coach conductor for the same organization, where he planned course programs and the educational structure for coursework related to field hockey. In the spring of 2006, van Herwaarden was named an assistant coach of the US Men s National Field Hockey team, traveling to tournaments in Bermuda and China. Her will be on the sidelines for the 2007 Pan American Games in Brazil, as well. He has also coached the women's U16 team in 2006, traveling to his home country, and the U19 team in Argentina in In 2006, van Herwaarden was selected to work with the U.S. Field Hockey s new men s Regional Training Center and was also head coach of the Thundersticks women s team, which won 2006 USFHA Elite Performance Training Center National Championship. Van Herwaarden is the owner and co-founder of Worldcamp USA, which runs Dutch field hockey camps in the United States, and also serves as technical director. He has been a clinician for seven years at the National Field Hockey Festival and is a KNHB Level A and B licensed coach. Van Herwaarden was also an account manager for SNS Bank in the Netherlands dating back to 1999 until leaving his post to come to. He also was a guest speaker at the National Field Hockey Coaches Association convention in He earned a business economics degree at HES, the college for economics in Amsterdam, in 1997.

6 Field Hockey Paula Infante Undergraduate Assistant Coach 1st Season at Dr. Jerry Lynch Team Consultant 9th Season at St. Francis The most decorated player in the history of the program, two-time Honda Award winner Paula Infante joins the staff this season as an undergraduate assistant coach. A four-time All-American, Infante helped the Terps to its most successful four-year span, which included back-to-back NCAA Championship titles in 2005 and 2006, and an ACC crown. is fortunate Paula aspires to graduate with two degrees and coach this year with this young Terrapin team," said head coach Missy Meharg. "Her team play, coupled with world-class athleticism, will lift the daily training session to that of championship level. Only the second Terrapin to win the Honda Award, presented to the nation's top field hockey player, Infante s mark on the program can be seen all over the record books. Infante logged many firsts while wearing the uniform. The only player in the program to receive the Honda Award twice, she was also the first to be named first team All-American fourstraight years and the second athlete in a team sport in Athletics history to garner first team honors four times, as well. She is also the only four-time All-NCAA Tournament honoree. Infante is also the only Terp in field hockey history to win a conference player of the year award multiple times, garnering ACC Defensive Player of the Year nods twice in the first three years of the honor. The four-time All-ACC performer led to four-consecutive NCAA Tournament semifinals appearances, a first in the history of the program. The Terps also advanced to the ACC finals in her final two seasons, winning the crown in Ranked among the all-time Terrapin greats, Infante finished her career in College Park with 58 career goals and 139 career points, tied for fifth and ranked seventh, respectively, all-time. Her 19 goals as a freshman in 2003 is among the single-season most prolific scoring years all-time at. Infante even left an imprint in the NCAA record books. Her five goals and 10 points in the first round of the NCAA Tournament versus Delaware were a tournament record. The five tallies also tied the school record for goals in game. As a defender, Infante s presence in the backfield made it one of the best in the country. The defense was ranked among the top in team goals against average while she was at, including leading the nation at 0.70 during her senior campaign and ranked second in 2006 (1.01). The Terps recorded 12 shutouts in 2006, tying a school record. On offense, she was among the top two goal scorers in each of her seasons on the field, leading the team as a freshman and sophomore. After s 2005 national championship run, Infante was awarded the ACC s prestigious Mary Garber Award, given to the conference s top female athlete of the year across all sports. She was the Terps first female honoree since 2001 and the first Terrapin field hockey player. Completing her degree in physical education and kinesiology, Infante also excelled in the classroom, earning a spot on the NFHCA s National Academic Squad twice and was once an All-ACC Academic honoree. She was also one of 45 athletes in the ACC to receive the Weaver- James-Corrigan Postgraduate Scholarship. A native of Santiago, Chile, Infante is the mother of six-year old Agustín. She is a member of the Chilean National Team, where she served as captain and participated in the 1999 and 2002 Pan American games and Four Nation Tournament. Dr. Jerry Lynch is in his ninth season as the team consultant, assisting in the psychological and mental development of the field hockey program. The prominent sports psychologist has over 30 years of experience and has been a consultant to over 24 international and national championship teams, including clients in the PGA, NFL and NBA, as well as, numerous collegiate teams. He has also served as an advisor for several international organizations, from the Swiss skydiving team to the Filipino Olympic Committee. Athletes need leaders who are clear and honest, while staying focused on the athlete after, said Missy Meharg. Jerry helps the staff stay in the yearly hunt for ACC and NCAA titles, while cultivating championship lives. Lynch has authored nine books and has published over 75 articles. Lynch is also a renowned speaker and motivator on the national and international level, recently acting as the keynote speaker at the Auckland World Wide Institute. He also delivered the keynote address at the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Conference in Philadelphia in Lynch is the founder and director of Way of Champions based in Santa Cruz, Calif. His expertise aided in the Terps quest of the 1999 NCAA and ACC title runs. He has also worked closely with the women s lacrosse program which captured an unprecedented seven-consecutive national titles women s basketball and volleyball teams have also used Lynch as a consultant. After earning his bachelor s degree in English from St. Francis College, Lynch earned his master s degree and Ph.D. in psychology from Penn State University. In addition, he has earned a Ph.D. in comparative religions from the American College of Theology. support staff Natalia Ciccone Media Relations Jim Knight Equipment Barry Kagan Strength & Conditioning Sandy Worth Athletic Trainer Don Pearman Academic Support Mac Wallace Grounds Staff

7 18 roster information Numerical Roster No. Name pos. Hgt. Cl./El. Hometown/High School 00 Kathryn Masson GK 5-10 Sr./Sr. Richmond, British Columbia/Hugh McRoberts 1 Melissa Vassolatti GK 5-4 Fr./Fr. Huntingdon Valley, Pa./Saint Basil Academy 3 Brianna Davies B/M 5-5 So./So. Annville, Pa./Palmyra Area 4 Kim Ziegler F 5-4 Sr./Jr. Kingsville, Md./Fallston 5 Emily Ellenberger B/M 5-8 Fr./Fr. Gaithersburg, Md./Quince Orchard 6 Susie Rowe B 5-7 Jr./Jr. London, England/Colfe's School 7 Janneke van Leeuwen M 5-11 Sr./Sr. Hilversum, Netherlands/Alberdink Thijm College 8 Meghan Dean M/F 5-5 Fr./Fr. Marathon, N.Y./Marathon Central 9 Alicia Morawski M/B 5-7 So./Fr. Grosse Point, Mich./Grosse Point South 11 Danielle Keeley M/F 5-7 Jr./Jr. Elkton, Md./North East 12 Mary Reilly F 5-2 Fr./Fr. Newark, Del./Archmere Academy 13 Nicole Muracco F 5-7 So./So. Seawell, N.J./Washington Township 14 Amanda Himmelheber B 5-6 Fr./Fr. Severna Park, Md./Severna Park 15 Ellen Ott B 5-6 Jr./Jr. Schwenksville, Pa./Perkioman Valley 16 Katie O Donnell F/M 5-2 Fr./Fr. Blue Bell, Pa./Wissahickon 17 Alexis Pappas F/M 5-7 So./So. Mount Joy, Pa./Donegal 18 Kristina Foster M/B 5-2 So./So. Medford, N.J./Shawnee 22 Sarah Scholl F 5-1 Jr./Jr. Center Valley, Pa./Southern Lehigh 99 Alicia Grater GK 5-7 Jr./So. Gilbertsville, Pa./Boyertown Area Head Coach: Missy Meharg, 20th year at (Delaware '85) Associate Head Coach: Marybeth Freeman, 5th year at (Old Dominion '03) Techinical Director/Coach: Tjerk van Herwaarden, 3rd year at (HES '97) Undergraduate Assistant Coach: Paula Infante, 1st year () Alphabetical Roster No. Name pos. Hgt. Cl./El. Hometown/High School 3 Brianna Davies B/M 5-5 So./So. Annville, Pa./Palmyra Area 8 Meghan Dean M/F 5-5 Fr./Fr. Marathon, N.Y./Marathon Central 5 Emily Ellenberger B/M 5-8 Fr./Fr. Gaithersburg, Md./Quince Orchard 18 Kristina Foster M/B 5-2 So./So. Medford, N.J./Shawnee 99 Alicia Grater GK 5-7 Jr./So. Gilbertsville, Pa./Boyertown Area 14 Amanda Himmelheber B 5-6 Fr./Fr. Severna Park, Md./Severna Park 11 Danielle Keeley M/F 5-7 Jr./Jr. Elkton, Md./North East 00 Kathryn Masson GK 5-10 Sr./Sr. Richmond, British Columbia/Hugh McRoberts 13 Nicole Muracco F 5-7 So./So. Seawell, N.J./Washington Township 9 Alicia Morawski M/B 5-7 So./Fr. Grosse Point, Mich./Grosse Point South 16 Katie O Donnell F/M 5-2 Fr./Fr. Blue Bell, Pa./Wissahickon 15 Ellen Ott B 5-6 Jr./Jr. Schwenksville, Pa./Perkioman Valley 17 Alexis Pappas F/M 5-7 So./So. Mount Joy, Pa./Donegal 12 Mary Reilly F 5-2 Fr./Fr. Newark, Del./Archmere Academy 6 Susie Rowe B 5-7 Jr./Jr. London, England/Colfe's School 22 Sarah Scholl F 5-1 Jr./Jr. Center Valley, Pa./Southern Lehigh 7 Janneke van Leeuwen M 5-11 Sr./Sr. Hilversum, Netherlands/Alberdink Thijm College 1 Melissa Vassolatti GK 5-4 Fr./Fr. Huntingdon Valley, Pa./Saint Basil Academy 4 Kim Ziegler F 5-4 Sr./Jr. Kingsville, Md./Fallston Head Coach: Missy Meharg, 20th year at (Delaware '85) Associate Head Coach: Marybeth Freeman, 5th year at (Old Dominion '03) Techinical Director/Coach: Tjerk van Herwaarden, 3rd year at (HES '97) Undergraduate Assistant Coach: Paula Infante, 1st year () SQUAD BREAKDOWN Terps By Class Seniors (2): Kathryn Masson, Janneke van Leeuwen Redshirt Junior (1): Kim Ziegler Juniors (4): Danielle Keeley, Ellen Ott, Susie Rowe, Sarah Scholl Redshirt Sophomore (1): Alicia Grater Sophomores (4): Brianna Davies, Kristina Foster, Nicole Muracco, Alexis Pappas Redshirt Freshmen (1): Alicia Morawski Freshmen (6): Meghan Dean, Emily Ellenberger, Amanda Himmelheber, Katie O'Donnell, Mary Reilly, Melissa Vassolatti Terps By POsition Forwards (8): Meghan Dean, Danielle Keeley, Nicole Muracco, Katie O'Donnell, Alexis Pappas, Mary Reilly, Sarah Scholl, Kim Ziegler Midfielders (9): Brianna Davies, Meghan Dean, Emily Ellenberger, Kristina Foster, Danielle Keeley, Alicia Morawski, Katie O'Donnell, Alexis Pappas, Janneke van Leeuwen Backs (7): Brianna Davies, Emily Ellenberger, Kristina Foster, Amanda Himmelheber, Alicia Morawski, Ellen Ott, Susie Rowe Goalkeepers (3): Alicia Grater, Kathryn Masson, Melissa Vassalotti Terps By State/Country Delaware (1): Mary Reilly (4): Emily Ellenberger, Danielle Keeley, Amanda Himmelheber, Kim Ziegler Michigan (1): Alicia Morawski New Jersey (2): Kristina Foster, Nicole Muracco Pennsylvania (7): Brianna Davies, Alicia Grater, Katie O'Donnell, Ellen Ott, Alexis Pappas, Sarah Scholl, Melissa Vassolatti New York (1): Meghan Dean Canada (1): Kathryn Masson England (1): Susie Rowe Netherlands (1): Janneke van Leeuwen Pronunciation Guide Paula Infante pah-oo-lah ee-fahn-tay Kathryn Masson MAH-sun Missy Meharg muh-harg Alicia Morawski more-ah-skee Nicole Muracco muh-rah-ko Tjerk van Herwaarden CHAIR-ick van hair-wahr-den Janneke van Leeuwen YAH-nuh-kah van-loo-en