2005 NCAA Tournament - Semifinal/Championship Round Nov. 18 & 19

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2 WAKE FOREST FIELD HOCKEY GAME NOTES 2005 NCAA Tournament - Semifinal/Championship Round Nov. 18 & 19 Louisville, Ky. -- Trager Stadium No overall, 5-0 ACC, 14-0 Home, 5-1 Away, 1-1 Neutral SCHEDULE/RESULTS AUGUST 27 Iowa # W, Michigan # W, 2-1 SEPTEMBER 04 Indiana W, 4-2 DUKE * W, Kent State W, No. 6 Michigan State W, 2-0 No. 2 Maryland * W, 3-2 (3OT) 29 Appalachian State W, 8-1 OCTOBER 1 No. 3 North Carolina * W, No. 19 Richmond W, 4-2 No. 11 Louisville W, Stanford W, 6-1 No. 4 North Carolina W, 3-2 (2OT) 16 Virginia Commonwealth W, Radford W, Virginia * W, Northwestern W, Boston College * W, 5-2 NOVEMBER 4 vs. North Carolina& W, 2-1 (OT) Maryland & L, California^ W, Indiana^ W, Duke - NCAA Semifinals 7:30 p.m. 20 NCAA Tourn. - Championships Louisville, Ky. TBA # indicates ACC/Big Ten Challenge- Iowa City, Iowa * indicates ACC game & indicates ACC Tournament - College Park, Md. ^ indicates NCAA 1st&2nd Rounds - Winston-Salem, N.C NEWS AND NOTES... Deacs No. 2 in final NFHCA poll The field hockey team, who was ranked No. 1 by both NFHCA and womensfieldhockey.com for the entire 2005 season, has dropped to No. 2. For the week of Nov. 8, the Deacs received 360 points and seven first place votes, while Maryland, who won the ACC Tournament is at No. 1 with 373 points and 12 first place votes. Six Named To NFHCA All-South Region Teams Maeke Boreel, Lauren Crandall, Ariel Meyers and Haley Scott were named to the NFHCA All-South Region first team, while Christine Suggs and Kelly Wood were both named to the second team. Scott scores first career hat trick Tracey Scott scored her first career hat trick against Indiana in the second round of the NCAA Tournament this past weekend. She is the first Demon Deacon this season to score three goals this season and the first since Kelly Dostal (vs. Maryland, 9/25) to earn three goals. Suggs named ACC Freshman of the Year Freshman Christine Suggs, who lead the team with 15 goals, was named the ACC Freshman of the Year, as announced by the conference after the ACC championship game. Suggs is the first player to receive the honor. FRIDAY, NOV. 18 No. 2 vs. No. 4 Duke Trager Stadium Louisville, Ky. 7:30 p.m other games --- No. 1 Maryland vs. Old Dominion Trager Stadium Louisville, Ky. 5 p.m. SUNDAY, NOV. 13 Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2 Trager Stadium Louisville, Ky. 12:30 p.m. CSTV-live WAKE FOREST INFORMATION Location Winston-Salem, N.C. Enrollment ,037 Nickname Demon Deacons Conference ACC Head Coach Jennifer Averill 2004 Record Postseason finish champions 2005 Record ACC Record ACC Tournament Finish Runner-up Media Contact Sam Perry Phone/Fax /5140 Cell Phone perrysgb@wfu.edu Website WakeForestSports.com Please contact Samantha Perry in the Media Relations Office to arrange student-athlete interviews. Media Relations (phone) (fax) perrysgb@wfu.edu ( ) Photographers and members of the media who wish to attend a home Wake Forest field hockey event should contact Samantha Perry in advance. The Media Relations Office is located on the second floor of the Manchester Athletic Center on the WFU campus. wakeforestsports.com s field hockey roster, schedule, statistics, notes and releases can be found on the internet at s official athletics website. Service To be added to the field hockey list which includes releases, notes and updated statistics, Samantha Perry at perrysgb@wfu.edu. Links WFU field hockey info wakeforestsports.com ACC field hockey info theacc.com National rankings nfhca.org womensfieldhockey.com

3 WAKE FOREST FIELD HOCKEY GAME NOTES Alphabetical No. Name HT Pos. Cl. Hometown/High School 13 Maeke Boreel 5-10 M/B Sr. Almen, Holland/Stedylyk Nymegen 11 Chelsea Cipriani 5-4 F So. Thoroughfare, N.J./West Deptford 10 Lauren Crandall 5-4 M Jr. Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East 19 Crystal Duffield 5-3 GK Fr. Alexandria, Va./West Potomac 2 Martha Ferger 5-5 B Sr. Columbus, Ohio/Columbus Academy 22 Elizabeth Fries M/B B Fr. Mt. Airy, Md./South Carroll 15 Kristina Gagliardi 5-6 GK Jr. Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway 21 Lou-Trice Gamble 5-3 B Fr. Sugarland, Texas/Episcopal 14 Minou Gimbere 5-7 M/F Fr. Zwolle, Netherlands/Deltion College 3 Kristi Harshman 5-4 F Jr. Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra 20 Michelle Kasold 5-3 M/F Fr. Chapel Hill, N.C./East Chapel Hill 18 Lauren Love 5-5 F So. Wayne, Pa./The Shipley School 17 Ariel Meyers 5-4 M/B Sr. Lititz, Pa./Warwick 16 Katherine Narron 5-5 M/B Fr. Woodbine, Md./Glenelg 8 Haley Scott 5-3 M/F Jr. Rancho Santa Fe, Calif./Torrey Pines 12 Tracey Scott 5-3 F Jr. Rancho Santa Fe, Calif./Torrey Pines 7 Christine Suggs 5-7 F/M Fr. Durham, N.C./Durham Academy 5 Jamie Whitten 5-4 B Jr. Maidens, Va./The Collegiate School 9 Kelly Wood 5-6 M Sr. Lititz, Pa./Warwick Head Coach: Jennifer Averill (Northwestern, 1987) Assistant Coaches: Daan Polders Emily Ruth Athletic Trainer: Scott Spernoga Manager: Vanessa Kaye FIELD HOCKEY ROSTER Numerical No. Name HT Pos. Cl. Hometown/High School 2 Martha Ferger 5-5 B Sr. Columbus, Ohio/Columbus Academy 3 Kristi Harshman 5-4 F Jr. Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra 5 Jamie Whitten 5-4 B Jr. Maidens, Va./The Collegiate School 7 Christine Suggs 5-7 F/M Fr. Durham, N.C./Durham Academy 8 Haley Scott 5-3 F/M Jr. Rancho Santa Fe, Calif./Torrey Pines 9 Kelly Wood 5-6 M Sr. Lititz, Pa./Warwick 10 Lauren Crandall 5-4 M Jr. Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East 11 Chelsea Cipriani 5-4 F So. Thoroughfare, N.J./West Deptford 12 Tracey Scott 5-3 F Jr. Rancho Santa Fe, Calif./Torrey Pines 13 Maeke Boreel 5-10 M/B Sr. Almen, Holland/Stedylyk Nymegen 14 Minou Gimbere 5-7 F/M Fr. Zwolle, Netherlands/Deltion College 15 Kristina Gagliardi 5-6 GK Jr. Piscataway, N..J./Piscataway 16 Katherine Narron 5-5 M/B Fr. Woodbine, Md./Glenelg 17 Ariel Meyers 5-4 M/B Sr. Lititz, Pa./Warwick 18 Lauren Love 5-5 F So. Wayne, Pa./The Shipley School 19 Crystal Duffield 5-3 GK Fr. Alexandria, Va./West Potomac 20 Michelle Kasold 5-3 M/F Fr. Chapel Hill, N.C./East Chapel Hill 21 Lou-Trice Gamble 5-3 B Fr. Sugarland, Texas/Episcopal 22 Elizabeth Fries 5-3 B Fr. Mt. Airy, Md./South Carroll PRONUNCIATION GUIDE ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS Senior (4) Maeke Boreel Martha Ferger Ariel Meyers Kelly Wood Juniors (6) Lauren Crandall Kristina Gagliardi Kristi Harshman Haley Scott Tracey Scott Jamie Whitten Sophomores (2) Chelsea Cipriani Lauren Love Freshman (7) Crystal Duffield Elizabeth Fries Lou-Trice Gamble Minou Gimbere Michelle Kasold Katherine Narron Christine Suggs BY STATE Pennsylvania (5) Lauren Crandall (Doylestown) Kristi Harshman ( Palmyra) Lauren Love (Wayne) Ariel Meyers (Lititz) Kelly Wood (Lititz) Virginia (2) Jamie Whitten (Maidens) Crystal Duffield (Alexandria) California (2) Haley Scott (Rancho Santa Fe) Tracey Scott (Rancho Santa Fe) Maryland (1) Katherine Narron (Woodbine) New Jersey (2) Chelsea Cipriani (Thorofare) Kristina Gagliardi (Piscataway) Holland (2) Maeke Boreel (Almen) Minou Gimbere (Zwolle) HOW TO SAY IT PLACES Lititz, PA Palmyra, PA lit-its pal-my-ra NAMES Jennifer Averill Maeke Boreel Chelsea Cipriani Martha Ferger Liz Fries Kristina Gagliardi Daan Polders Minou Gimbere AVE (like Gave)-rill MAY-ka Bore-REEL sip-ree-an-ee FUR-gr freeze gag-lee-ar-dee don POLE-ders MIN-ooh sjem-brer Ohio (1) Martha Ferger (Columbus) Texas (1) Lou-Trice Gamble (Sugarland) North Carolina (2) Christine Suggs (Durham) Michelle Kasold (Chapel Hill)

4 WAKE FOREST FIELD HOCKEY GAME NOTES SERIES INFORMATION DUKE: Overall series record: Duke leads: Current streak: Wake leads, 2 games Most recent game: Sept. 10, 2005, Wake, 2-1 (A) Overtime games: 7 times Wake leads, 4-3 Most recently: Sept. 11, 2004, Duke, 4-3 (H) NCAA Tournament notes: The Deacs have faced the Blue Devils in the last three NCAA tournaments and hold a 3-0 streak in those contests... in 2003 and 2004 the two teams met in the championship game, while in 2002 they met in the semifinals. Series notes: Since the 4-3 loss in 2004, the Deacs have won both contests in regulation, including the 2004 NCAA Championship game... in the beginning of the series, Duke won 24 of the first 25 games. MARYLAND: Overall series record: Maryland leads, 16-9 Current streak: Maryland, 1 Most recently: Nov. 6, ACC Tourn. Finals Maryland, 3-2 Overtime games: 4 times OT series tied, 2 games each Most recently: Sept. 24, 2005, Wake, 3-2 (3ot) (A) Postseason Notes: The Deacs and the Terps are familiar foes in the postseason having met a total of seven times in the last six years... in the ACC Tournament, the Terps lead 3-2, while in the NCAA tournament, they are each tied at one win each. Series Notes: In the last meeting (2005) the two teams battled into strokes... junior goalkeeper Kristina Gagliardi saved three of the five shots... in that game, the Deacs were missing three players to the Junior World Cup in Santiago, Chile, Maryland was only missing one... prior to that game, the teams had not been in overtime since in the beginning of the series, Maryland took 15 of the first 17 matches. OLD DOMINION: Overall series record: ODU leads, 3-0 Current streak: ODU, 3 Most recently: Sept. 8, 2001 ODU, 3-2 Overtime games: none Postseason Notes: ODU is one of two teams to have won three consecutive national titles.. Wake has only met ODU in the postseason once, a 6-0 loss for the Deacs in the semifinals of the 2001 tournament. Series Notes: The Deacs and the Monarchs have met three times and not since the 2001 season... the last post season meeting between the two team, Old Dominion defeated the Deacs 6-0 in semifinal action. Crandall and Meyers named to ACC All- Tournament Team Junior Lauren Crandall and senior Ariel Meyers were named to the ACC All- Tournament team. The honor is the first of Crandall s career and second of Meyers. Seniors named to NFHCA Division I North/South All-Star Game Seniors Maeke Boreel and Ariel Meyers were recently named to the NFHCA Division I North/South Senior All-Star Game. Selected from the top seniors in the nation, the teams will play an exhibition game on Saturday, Nov. 19 at the NCAA Championships. Knocking down the top The field hockey team has defeated 10 teams in the top 20 this season, including the No. 1, 4 and 5 teams, respectively. The only team in the top 5 that the Deacs have not faced is Old Dominion, who has fluctuated through the top of the rankings throughout the season. Deja Vu The NCAA tournament may seem a bit like deja vu for the seniors. In 2002, the team hosted the first and second rounds, where the Deacs faced Cal. Then, in the second round, Wake played Duke - the team that the Deacs will play on the semifinals this weekend. WAKE FOREST IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT Years in tournament: 7 Record: 19-3 Best finish: Champions, 3 times Goals For/Against: Overtime Games: 2 Overtime Record 1-1 Last overtime game: vs. Maryland Semifinals L, 3-2 (2OT) Shutouts: 11 Most recent: vs. Indiana 2nd Round W, 5-0 Largest margin of victory: vs. California 1st Round W, 8-0 Largest margin of defeat: vs. Old Dominion Semifinals L, 6-0 Closest margin of victory: vs. Michigan 2nd Round W, 3-2 (OT) Closest margin of defeat: vs. Maryland Semifinals L, 3-2 (2ot) DEACS STREAKS Overall 21-1 At Kentner 14-0 Away 5-1 Neutral 2-0 Non-Conference Overall 18-1^ Non-Conference at Kentner 11-0^ Non-Conference Away 3-1^ Non-Conference Neutral 3-0^ ^INCLUDES TOURNAMENT PLAY ACC 5-0 Kentner 3-0 ACC Away 2-0 ACC Neutral 0-0 Longest winning streak 19 Last 5 games 4-1 Last 7 games 6-1 Last 10 games 9-1 Current Deacon Winning Streaks... (Includes previous seasons) Regular Season 19 Overall 2 ACC counted games 5 ACC non-counted games 8 Non-Conf. games 46* Home games 18 Away games 0 Neutral games 6 Kentner Stadium Streaks... (Includes previous seasons) Regular Season 22 Overall 16 ACC games (reg. season) 7 ACC games (overall) 5 Non-Conf. games 34 Record School Streaks... Regular Season 02-03, 25 Overall 02-03, 31 ACC ctd. games 01-03, 13 ACC n.-c. games 02-03, 5 Non-Conf. teams 02- pres., 46* Home games 00-03, 21 Away games 01-04, 14 Neutral games 02-04, 18 Total not at home 02-04, 27 *DOES NOT INCLUDE POSTSEASON Climbing the record book: Individual Career Stats Assists #2 Maeke Boreel 53 Shutouts #4 Kristina Gagliardi 15

5 ACC FINAL BREAKDOWN ACC OVERALL RECORDS: (2) 19-1 overall, 5-0 ACC (1) Maryland 19-2 overall, 4-1 ACC (4) Duke 15-4 overall, 3-2 ACC (5) North Carolina 14-6 overall, 2-3 ACC (17) Boston College 13-6 overall, 1-4 ACC (NR) Virginia 8-11 overall, 0-5 ACC () indicates NFHCA ranking ACC TOURNAMENT RESULTS: Thursday, Nov. 3 North Carolina 2, Boston College 1 Duke 5, Virginia 1 Friday, Nov. 4 2, North Carolina 1 (OT) Maryland 4, Duke 3 Sunday, Nov. 5 Maryland 3, WAKE FOREST FIELD HOCKEY GAME NOTES Deacs place four on All-ACC The Demon Deacons placed four athletes on the All-ACC team -- Maeke Boreel, Lauren Crandall, Ariel Meyers and Haley Scott. In addition, head coach Jennifer Averill was named the coach of the year. The award for Averill is her third in the last four years and is her fifth overall. Checking out the ACC Sweeping through the ACC with a 5-0 record, the Deacs successfully clinched the ACC regular season title. The Deacs have successfully won the regular season title in 2002, 2003 and Capturing #200 Head Coach Jennifer Averill earned her 200th career victory against Duke with a 2-1 victory and is closely approaching her 200th win at. She only needs four more. Harshman returns After being sidelined with a knee injury, junior Kristi Harshman returned for the ACC Tournament. She has been out since the North Carolina game on Oct. 14. Harshman had a scope done on her right knee to repair some floating cartilage. A QUICK LOOK: HONORS & AWARDS MAEKE BOREEL: All-ACC Dartfish/NFHCA All-Region first team LAUREN CRANDALL: All-ACC ACC All-Tournament Team Dartfish/NFHCA All-Region first team ARIEL MEYERS: All-ACC ACC All-Tournament team Dartfish/NFHCA All-Region first team HALEY SCOTT All-ACC Dartfish/NFHCA All-Region first team CHRISTINE SUGGS Dartfish/NFHCA All-Region second team ACC Freshman of the Year KELLY WOOD Dartfish/NFHCA All-Region second team 2005 ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Katherine Blair Virginia Lauren Crandall Katie Grant Duke Paula Infante Maryland Bronwen Kelly Boston College Hilary Linton Duke Ariel Meyers Brooke Miller North Carolina Lauren Powley Maryland Susie Rowe* Maryland Katy Tran North Carolina *indicates MVP Almost too close to call The Deacs have played two very close games this season, including a 3-2 double overtime game against No. 4 North Carolina and a 3-2 triple-overtime game against Maryland. All-time in overtime, the Deacs carry a record, including two battles into strokes. Best in show The 46-game non-conference winning streak (that doesn t include postseason games) that is currently on is the longest in Division I field hockey history. Old Dominion previously held the record at 41 from The last time Wake fell in a non-conference match up was against James Madison on Sept. 8, If you include the NCAA Tournament, the Deacs are riding a 67-game non-conference winning streak. Shutting Out Opponents The field hockey team has shutout 42 opponents in the last three years, including 10 during the NCAA Tournament. Kristina Gagliardi, who is 21-1 on the season, picked up 17th career shutout against Northwestern, putting her tied for third in the record books. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT...A LOOK BACK AT 2004 Second in the ACC in points (272) and points per game (11.8) Second in the ACC in goals (96) and goals per game (4.17) Second in the ACC in assists (80) and assists per game (3.48) Second in the ACC in shots (521) and shots per game (22.65) Only team to hold Duke scoreless all season, the Blue Devils led the nation in goals scored in Captured a third consecutive national title, the only sports team to win three straight and still the only female team to win any national title. Only three times before has a team won three straight national titles (ODU and , and UNC ) The second team to beat the same opponent in back-to-back championship games (ODU beat UConn in 1982 and 1983 and beat UNC in 1990 and 1991) The third team to win the title on their home turf (UConn in 1981 and ODU in 2000) Boasted the national field hockey player of the year for the second straight year The Deacons placed four girls on the All-ACC team placed more athletes on the All-American teams than any other school in the country The Deacons faced four No.1-ranked opponents in less than a month, knocking off three of them, the most played or defeated No.1-ranked opponents by any Deacon sports team in the history of athletics. The NCAA second round 4-2 win against Northeastern marked the 300th win of the Deacon field hockey program. The Deacons again went undefeated in non-conference action, for the second year in a row.

6 WAKE FOREST FIELD HOCKEY GAME NOTES NFHCA DIVISION I FIELD HOCKEY POLL NOV. 8, Maryland 2. WAKE FOREST 3. Old Dominion 4. Duke 5. North Carolina 6. American 7. Michigan 8. Penn State 9. Indiana 10. Connecticut 11. Ohio State 12. Louisville 13. Boston College 14. Iowa 15. Villanova 16. Northeastern 17. Boston University 18. Michigan State 19. Richmond 20. California - Berkley MARIA WHITEHEAD Former standout Maria Whitehead is currently battling brain cancer. Throughout the season, the field hockey team, along with the NFHCA, has collected donations to help with her medical costs. While at, Maria was a standout player, earning All-Region status in A member of the squad from , she was a part of the Deacs first national championship squad. She was a two-time All-ACC selection, a NCAA All-Tournament team member and played for the national team. In addition, Maria was a stellar student, earning a spot on the Deans List for three of her four years. The Demon Deacons will continue to collect donations through the NFHCA. Please contact Jennifer Averill for more details. ACC Player of the Week Honors -- DEACS WIN FOUR TIMES Junior Lauren Crandall was most recently named the ACC Player of the week after tallying 10 points on three goals and four assists for the week ending Oct. 16. Crandall also scored the game winning goal against North Carolina in double overtime. Junior goalkeeper Kristina Gagliardi saved three of the five penalty stroke shots to lead the Deacs past No. 2 Maryland. Gagliardi, who notched five saves on the day currently holds a.84 goals against average. Freshman Christine Suggs earned the Deacs second straight Player of the Week award after scoring two goals against No. 6 Michigan State. Suggs, a Durham, N.C. native, scored both goals from field shots, rather than off penalty corners. The honor is her first of her career. Junior Haley Scott earned the ACC Player of the Week Honors, after scoring both goals in the victory over Duke. She also earned the womensfieldhockey.com player of the week honors. Reaching new heights If the Demon Deacons win their fourth straight national championship title, they will be the first team in the sport to do so. Old Dominion and North Carolina have both won three in a row, but neither of them have been able to capture the fourth. ODU took the titles from and again in , while the Tar Heels took the trophy from National Team News Juniors Jamie Whitten and Lauren Crandall, along with freshman Michelle Kasold, returned from Santiago, Chile after a record-breaking performance with the US Junior World Cup Team. The USA earned its best-ever finish at a Junior World Cup with a 4-2 win over South Africa in the 7th/8th place game. The USA had previously finished 10th (1989), 12th (1997) and 14th (2001). Junior Lauren Crandall played very well while in Chile, scoring a total of 10 goals -- the second most in the tournament. Crandall picked up her first goal in the 4-2 victory over No. 8 England and then her second in the 2-2 tie over top-ranked The Netherlands. In the 14-0 win over Zimbabwe, Crandall picked up two and then one more against Chile. She continued her scoring, putting one away against Chile and then two against Spain. Michelle Kasold and Jamie Whitten also had strong outings in Chile. Both Deacs found a decent amount of playing time and they both scored in the 14-0 victory over Zimbabwe. LOOKING AT THE CLASSES: The field hockey senior class has won three consecutive national championship titles and has accumulated an overall record of In addition, they have the opportunity to become the only team in field hockey history to win four consecutive national championships. The junior class has compiled an impressive resume over the past two years. Having won every tournament but two (the 2004, 2005 ACC Tournament), these Demon Deacons have never experienced a non-conference loss and only two conference losses. In addition, the juniors boast two national team players -- Jamie Whitten and Lauren Crandall. Crandall, who was named to the NFHCA third team All-American, is the first Deacon sophomore to earn All- American honors since Kelly Doton and Kelly Dostal (both Honda Award and National Player of the Year selections) did so in their second years at. Sophomores, Lauren Love and Chelsea Cipriani, both return for their second year having never lost in the NCAA tournament and have beaten every ACC opponent at least twice. They have never fallen at a neutral site and only have two losses at home. The seven member recruiting class is the largest in program history. The freshmen class might also be one of the most talented. Boasting a U-21 National Team selection, in addition to a twotime first team prep All-American, the Deacs will be well prepared to defend their national titles.

7 WAKE FOREST FIELD HOCKEY GAME NOTES 13 MAEKE BOREEL Senior * Midfield * Alamen, Holland/Stedylyk Nymegen (MAY-ka Bore-REEL) * Scored six goals and added seven assists in 2005 * Started all 90 games of her career * Has scored 28 career goals and has 53 assists * Led the nation in assists last season with 20 and tied the WFU record * named All-ACC (2003, 2004, 2005), ACC All-Tournament, NCAA All- Tournament (2003, 2004), NFHCA All-South Region (2003, 2004,2005), NFHCA Second Team All-American in CHELSEA CIPRIANI Sophomore * Forward * Thoroughfare, N.J./West Deptford (sip-ree-an-ee) * Has scored three goals this season and added two assists * Has an incredibly powerful shot and is one of the first off the bench for the Deacs * Has played in 18 games and earned three starts * Fired 32 shots on the year 10 LAUREN CRANDALL Junior * Midfield * Doylestown, Pa. /Central Bucks East * Played and started in 18 games -- missed three games while at the Junior World Cup in Santiago, Chile * While at the Jr. World Cup, she scored the team (USA) high 10 goals, which was the second most in the tournament. * Has scored nine goals and leads Deacs with 13 assists. Also leads the team in shots with 110. * All-ACC (2004, 2005), NFHCA South Region First Team (2004, 2005), Second Team (2003), NFHCA All-American third team (2004), ACC All- Tournament team. * Was the third Deac to be named to the All-American team in her sophomore year -- only others were Honda Award winners, Kelly Doton and Kelly Dostal. 19 CRYSTAL DUFFIELD Freshman * Goalkeeper * Alexandria, Va./West Potomac * Has seen 71:31 minutes of action, playing behind junior keeper Kristina Gagliardi. * Owns a goals against average of 0.98 * Has six saves for a.857 save percentage. 2 MARTHA FERGER Senior * Back * Columbus, Ohio/Columbus Academy * Has started every game this season * Over the years, has seen increasing playing time and is a crucial part of the Deacs defense that owns a goals against average of LIZ FRIES (freeze) Freshman * Back * Mt. Airy, Md./South Carroll * Has played in seven games including Kent State, Appalachian State, Louisville, Stanford, Virginia Commonwealth, Radford and Northwestern 15 KRISTINA GAGLIARDI (gag-lee-ar-dee) Junior * Goalkeeper * Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway * Owns the nation s best GAA at 0.87 * Only has 19 GA this season and just 48 in her career * Has totaled eight shutouts this season and 17 in her career, which is 3rd in the WFU record books * Has started 49 games and played in LOU-TRICE GAMBLE Freshman * Back * Sugarland, Texas/Sugarland * A very strong defender that has seen time in six games, including: Kent State, Appalachian State, Stanford, Virginia Commonwealth, Radford and Northwestern 14 MINOU GIMBERE (MIN-ooh sjem-brer) Freshman * Forward * Zwolle, Holland/Deltion College * An impact freshman that has played in 18 games * Has earned one assist and taken 20 shots * Is one of the first off the bench for the Deacs 3 KRISTI HARSHMAN Junior * Forward * Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra * Played and started in 12 games before she was sidelined with a knee injury. Returned for the ACC tournament. * Scored nine goals and one assist -- which is still third on the team despite being out * Has 35 career starts 20 MICHELLE KASOLD Freshman * Chapel Hill, N.C. * East Chapel Hill * A power freshman that has played and started in 19 games * Missed three games while at the Junior World Cup. She scored one goal while in Chile. * Has scored nine goals, including two game winners 18 LAUREN LOVE Sophomore * Wayne, Pa. * The Shipley School * Has played in seven games this season and 11 through her career * Scored her first career goal against Appalachian State 17 ARIEL MEYERS Senior * Litiz, Pa. * Warwick * Named All-ACC (2005), ACC All-Tournament team (2005) and NFHCA first team all-region (2005) * Has started in all 22 games and 68 in her career * Has three goals in 2005 * Younger sister plays for Virginia and wears the same number (17) * Went to the same high school as fellow senior Kelly Wood

8 6 KATY NARRON Freshman * Woodbine, Md. * Glenelg * Has played in seven games * Scored her first career goal against Appalachian State WAKE FOREST FIELD HOCKEY GAME NOTES 8 HALEY SCOTT Junior * Forward * Rancho Santa Fe, Calif./Torrey Pines * Named All-ACC and NFHCA All South Region first team * Played and started in every game this season * Is second on the team with 10 goals and six assists * ACC Player of the Week after scoring both goals against Duke * Often plays in front of twin sister Tracey and together they are a deadly combination for defenders 12 TRACEY SCOTT Junior * Forward * Rancho Santa Fe, Calif./Torrey Pines * Has played in 22 games and started in 12 * Has seven goals and two assists on the season * Scored her first career hat trick against Indiana in the first round of the NCAA Tournament * When not starting she is the first off the bench for the Deacs * Often plays behind twin sister Haley and together they are a deadly combination for defenders 7 CHRISTINE SUGGS Freshman * Forward * Durham, N.C. * Durham Academy * Played and started in every contest this season * Leads the team with 16 goals and 13 assists * Has five game winners * Named the ACC Player of the Week after scoring both goals against Michigan State * The 2005 ACC Freshman of the Year * Named to the NFHCA All-South Region second team 5 JAMIE WHITTEN Junior * Back * Maidens, Va./The Collegiate School * Played and started in 17 games * Missed three games because of the Junior World Cup in Santiago, Chile * Scored one goal while in Chile (vs. Zimbabwe) * Has scored two goals and added two assists 9 KELLY WOOD Senior * Back * Litiz, Pa./Warwick * Named NFHCA All-South Region second team * Has started all 90 games of her career * Scored one goal and has added two assists in 2005 * Went to the same high school as fellow senior Ariel Meyers * Has two sisters, both who play Division I field hockey

9 WAKE FOREST FIELD HOCKEY GAME NOTES HEAD COACH JENNIFER AVERILL 14th Season Head coach Jennifer Averill enters her 14th season at Wake Forest and 17th season overall. In 2002, 2003 and 2004, she led the Demon Deacons to consecutive NCAA crowns. In 2002 and 2003, captured the ACC regular season and ACC Tournament titles. No other Wake Forest team has accomplished such a feat. Their NCAA Tournament game winning percentage of.850 is the best mark by any school in Division I field hockey history. En route to the National Championship, Averill led the Deacs to a 20-3 record in She placed four athletes on the All-America teams, in addition to guiding senior Kelly Dostal to numerous individual awards. Dostal, who led the nation in scoring, was named the ACC Offensive Player of the Year, Sports Illustrated On Campus' Fall Female Athlete of the Year and was chosen as the NFHCA National Player of the Year and Honda Award Recipient. In addition, Dostal became the first athlete since 2002 to be named the ACC Female Athlete of the Year. Dostal, along with fellow senior Claire Laubach were named first team All-America, while Maeke Boreel and Lauren Crandall earned spots on the second and third teams, respectively. Each of those above four were also named All-ACC. Laubach and Dostal were selected to the US National Team, while Crandall and Jamie Whitten were placed on the Under-21 US National team. Ariel Meyers was named an NFHCA second-team All-American. In 2003, the Deacs were the top-ranked team through-out the season, a feat that they carried over from the 2002 season. Wake opened that year 12-0 and on a 31-game winning streak, but fell to Duke in their only loss of the season. Wake Forest rebounded from the loss to beat Duke in overtime at the ACC Championship and in regulation to seal consecutive NCAA Titles. Outshooting opponents and outscoring them 96-13, led the nation in scoring defense, winning percentage and margin of victory. Her success in 2003 again earned her honors as ACC Coach of the Year, Division I South Region Coach of the Year and Division I National Coach of the Year. Individual awards in 2003 were not limited to the coaching staff. Senior Kelly Doton earned the National Player of the Year award, as well as her second ACC Player of the Year award. Averill coached four All-Americans in 2003 in seniors Doton, Katie Ridd and Lucy Shaw and Dostal. During the past six seasons, Averill has led the Demon Deacons to their first six NCAA Tournament appearances since field hockey began at Wake Forest in In each of the past five seasons, the Deacs have marched all the way to the NCAA semifinals, a run that was capped off by winning the national championships in 2002, 2003 and Averill took the job in 1992, the year that left the Deep South Association and joined the ACC, adding scholarships for field hockey players and upping the level of competition immensely. Since then, Averill has built the program to what it is today, cracking the top 25 for the first time in 1994, when the Deacons were ranked 20th at season's end. Her squads have appeared in the national top 25 every year since, reaching the number one spot for the first time in Last season, traveled to Boston, Mass. for the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament. In blizzard-like conditions, the Deacons defeated Harvard, 7-1, and Northeastern, 4-2, to earn a ticket back to Kentner Stadium for the NCAA Field Hockey Championship weekend. swept through the semifinal and championship games, defeating Maryland, 3-0 and Duke, 3-0 to clinch a third straight national title. Over the past six years, Averill's teams have compiled an outstanding record, including a 17-3 mark in the NCAA Tournament. In 1999, Averill led the team to its first-ever ACC Tournament final, en route to the squad's first NCAA Tournament appearance. She was named ACC Coach of the Year that season, as well as NFHCA South Region Coach of the Year. Averill's success as a coach is not surprising, for in her playing days she was one of the nation's premier players. Averill was a four-time All-American at Northwestern and in her senior year of 1987, she was awarded the Honda Broderick Award as the nation's best field hockey player. Also in 1987, Averill won the Big Ten's Medal of Honor for academic excellence and the Jesse Owens Award as the conference's best athlete. In 1989, Averill was honored by Northwestern as the university's Female Athlete of the Decade for the 1980s. Averill competed in two Final Fours as a Wildcat and from 1983 to 1987, played on the U.S. National Team. She was inducted into the Northwestern Hall of Fame in September of Averill began her coaching career with a short tenure as an assistant at Dartmouth before accepting the head coaching job at Bucknell. She remained there until 1991, when she led the Bison to their first.500 season in seven years and was named Patriot League Coach of the Year. Averill remains active in field hockey outside of, as both a coach and player. She is currently a member of the reserve assistant staff for the United States National Team as well as the Under-23 and Under-16 teams. From 2000 to 2002, she played for Southern Charm, the United Summer League champions. As the two-time defending NCAA Champion head coach, Averill was featured on the 2004 NCAA Field Hockey Selection show, shortly after which she gave birth to her first son, Nicolas Simon Averill. AVERILL OVER THE YEARS At W-L-T WFU Totals (14 seasons) At Bucknell W-L-T Bucknell Totals (3 seasons) Career Totals (16 seasons) IN THE LAST 6 YEARS NCAA Champions National Player of the Year ACC Offensive Player of the Year US Olympic Committee Field Hockey ACC Female Athlete of the Year Coach of the Year NCAA Champions ACC Tournament Champions ACC Regular Season Champions National Coach of the Year NFHCA South Region Coach of the Year ACC Coach of the Year National Player of the Year ACC Player of the Year NCAA Champions ACC Tournament Champions ACC Regular Season Champions National Coach of the Year NFHCA South Region Coach of the Year ACC Coach of the Year ACC Player of the Year NCAA Third Round ACC Finals ACC Player of the Year NCAA Third Round First NCAA appearance in program history NFHCA South Region Coach of the Year ACC Coach of the Year

10 2005 Field Hockey vs Iowa (Aug 27, 2005 at Iowa City, Iowa) (1-0) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Iowa (0-1) Date: Aug 27, 2005 Attendance: Weather: 85 degrees, sunny Iowa Iowa GK 15 Kristina Gagliardi GK 6 Lissa Munley B 2 Martha Ferger D 2 Roz Ellis F 3 Kristi Harshman MF 5 Caitlin McCurdy B 5 Jamie Whitten MF 8 Heather Schnepf F 7 Christine Suggs B 13 Shelby Roche M 8 Haley Scott D 15 Kelly Slattery M 9 Kelly Wood B 16 Kadi Sickel M 10 Lauren Crandall MF 17 Lauren Pfeiffer M 13 Maeke Boreel F 20 Caroline Blaum B 17 Ariel Meyers MF 22 Debbie Birrell M 20 Michelle Kansold F 24 Kara Zappone Chelsea Cipriani Katie Naughton Tracey Scott Lindsey Duffy Minou Gimbrere Totals Katherine Narron Totals Iowa 15 Kristina Gagliardi.. 70: Lissa Munley... 70: Iowa Iowa Iowa :29 WF Kelly Wood Penalty corner 2. 51:49 WF Christine Suggs (unassisted) Officials: Kim Hodgdon; Suzie Stammer; Timekeeper: Carol Girdier; Scorer: Tara Meekma; Offsides: 0, Iowa

11 2005 Field Hockey Michigan vs (Aug 28, 2005 at Iowa City, Iowa) Michigan (0-2) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot (2-0) Date: Aug 28, 2005 Attendance: 80 Michigan Weather: sunny and warm Michigan GK 22 Riley, Beth GK 15 Kristina Gagliardi F 1 Dallas, Erin B 2 Martha Ferger B 2 Hillman, Lori F 3 Kristi Harshman F 4 Fox, Mary B 5 Jamie Whitten D 5 Wilhite, Sarah F 7 Christine Suggs F 6 Lennington, Ashley M 8 Haley Scott D 8 McDermott, Michaela M 9 Kelly Wood M 9 Martin, Eleanor M 10 Lauren Crandall F 14 Morris, Katie M 13 Maeke Boreel MF 18 Tiner, Kristen B 17 Ariel Meyers F 20 Hoyer, Stephanie M 20 Michelle Kansold Lonsway, Nicole Tracey Scott MacMillan, Lauren Minou Gimbrere Belassi, Lucia Totals DeVos, Keri Whitfield, Jillianne Lentz, Kara Totals Michigan 22 Riley, Beth... 69: Kristina Gagliardi.. 69: Michigan Michigan Michigan :53 MICHIGAN Morris, Katie (unassisted) 2. 24:37 WAKEFORE Kristi Harshman Jamie Whitten; Lauren Crandall - Penalty corner 3. 53:37 WAKEFORE Michelle Kansold (10) (unassisted) Set up by corner, Wake had 3 shots on g Officials: Mary Brainard; Kim Hodgdon; Timekeeper: Tara Meekma; Scorer: Tara Meekma; Offsides: Michigan 0, 0. ID

12 2005 Field Hockey IND vs (Sep 04, 2005 at Winston-Salem NC) IND (3-1) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot (3-0) Date: Sep 04, 2005 Attendance: 267 IND Weather: Sunny and warm. Perfect for hockey! IND GK 15 Exner, Haley GK 15 Kristina Gagliardi Brown, Meredith Martha Ferger Castro, Danitra Kristi Harshman Wiler, Lesley Jamie Whitten Oyler, Amanda Christine Suggs Albini, Morgan Haley Scott Reabold, Mallory Kelly Wood Bashore, Kayla Lauren Crandall Meeuwsen, Frederique Maeke Boreel Miller, Morgan Ariel Meyers Schrott, Lydia Michelle Kansold Kiper, Katie Chelsea Cipriani Telian, Rachel Tracey Scott Orciuch, Nikki Totals Totals IND 15 Exner, Haley... 70: Kristina Gagliardi.. 70: IND IND IND :39 WF Kristi Harshman Lauren Crandall off a corner 2. 14:22 WF Kristi Harshman Lauren Crandall off corner, tapped it in off 10s shot 3. 16:24 WF Haley Scott Christine Suggs pass from 7 on corner of the circle 4. 39:42 IND Wiler, Lesley (2) Meeuwsen, Frederique rumble in the circle 5. 48:48 IND Miller, Morgan (1) Meeuwsen, Frederique; Brown, Meredith off penalty corner 6. 59:11 WF Jamie Whitten Christine Suggs off corner -- Timekeeper: Kevin Dias; Scorer: Sam Perry; Offsides: IND 0, 0. ID

13 2005 Field Hockey vs Duke (Sep 10, 2005 at Duke University) (4-0) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Duke (4-1) Date: Sep 10, 2005 Attendance: Weather: Sunny, 86 degrees Duke Duke DEF 2 Martha Ferger MID 3 Laura Suchoski FWD 3 Kristi Harshman DEF 6 Shayna McGeehan DEF 5 Jamie Whitten FWD 8 Cara-Lynn Lopresti F/M 7 Christine Suggs MID 9 Marian Dickinson MID 8 Haley Scott FWD 10 Nicole Dudek MID 9 Kelly Wood DEF 11 Kirsten Bostrom MID 10 Lauren Crandall MID 14 Julie Tromp M/B 13 Maeke Boreel MID 15 Hilary Linton DEF 17 Ariel Meyers FWD 17 Katie Grant M/B 20 Michelle Kansold MID 23 Amy Stopford Tracey Scott Caitlin Williams Kristina Gagliardi Courtney Elliott Totals Ashley Pultorak Totals Duke 15 Kristina Gagliardi.. 70: Caitlin Williams... 70: Duke Duke Duke :02 DUKE Katie Grant Amy Stopford 2. 36:11 WF Haley Scott (unassisted) 3. 57:51 WF Haley Scott (unassisted) GC-DUKE #10 (54:44) Officials: Kim Hodgdon; Sandy Inglis; Timekeeper: Niko Harlan; Scorer: Kim Conrad; Offsides: 0, Duke 0.

14 2005 Field Hockey KSU vs #1 (Sep 16, 2005 at Winston-Salem, N.C.) KSU (0-6) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot (5-0) Date: Sep 16, 2005 Attendance: 567 KSU Weather: overcast and cloudy KSU GK 00 MARKWART, Linz GK 15 Kristina Gagliardi BARRETT, Natalie Martha Ferger RISCHEN, Berber Kristi Harshman UGUCCIONI, Gina Christine Suggs BIERENS DE HAAN, Mel Haley Scott VAN PELT, Britt Kelly Wood LAHEY, Elizabeth Chelsea Cipriani PERRY, Kate Tracey Scott FETTROW, Liz Maeke Boreel MULLER, Charlotte Minou Gimbrere BERNTHAL, Stephanie Ariel Meyers RUPP, Carrie Katherine Narron LAME, Libby Lauren Love HANOSEK, MaryKate Crystal Duffield Totals Lou-Trice Gamble Elizabeth Fries Totals KSU 00 MARKWART, Linz... 70: Kristina Gagliardi.. 65: Crystal Duffield... 4: TM TEAM... 0: KSU KSU KSU :36 WF Ariel Meyers (1) (unassisted) off a rebound save from corner 2. 36:13 WF Christine Suggs (unassisted) off a rebounded shot 3. 48:11 WF Kristina Gagliardi (1) Christine Suggs clean shot off corner 4. 52:59 WF Haley Scott Chelsea Cipriani cross from 11 to haley who was waiting a GC-WF #14 (24:04) Scorer: Sam Perry; Offsides: KSU 0, 0. ID

15 2005 Field Hockey #6 Michigan State vs #1 (Sep 18, 2005 at Winston-Salem NC) Michigan State (7-2) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot (7-0) Date: Sep 18, 2005 Attendance: 288 Michigan State Weather: Sunny, hot and humid Michigan State GK 00 Christina Kirkaldy GK 15 Kristina Gagliardi Ashley Smeltzer Martha Ferger Becky Manning Kristi Harshman Breanna Harpstead Christine Suggs Ashley Pernicano Haley Scott Michelle Huynh-Ba Kelly Wood Inge KaarsSijpestijn Chelsea Cipriani Amy Schneider Tracey Scott Jessica Miller Maeke Boreel Becky Bolen Minou Gimbrere Maggie Giddens Ariel Meyers Gwen Riley Lauren Love Kathryn Elenz-Martin Totals Michelle Ciliberti Charlotte vanderlaag Kristin Dunn Totals Michigan State 00 Christina Kirkaldy.. 70: Kristina Gagliardi.. 70: Michigan State Michigan State Michigan State :48 WF Christine Suggs (unassisted) brought it into the circle-- clean shot 2. 31:03 WF Christine Suggs Ariel Meyers YC-WF #17 (45:45); GC-WF #7 (57:53) Officials: Gus Soterlades; Kim Hogdon; Timekeeper: Jodi Dias; Scorer: Sam Perry; Offsides: Michigan State 0, 0. ID

16 2005 Field Hockey #1 vs #2 Maryland (Sep 24, 2005 at College Park, Md.) (7-0, 2-0) vs. Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Tot Maryland (10-1, 1-1) Date: Sep 24, 2005 Attendance: Weather: Maryland Maryland GK 15 Kristina Gagliardi GK 00 Kathryn Masson Martha Ferger Emily Beach Kristi Harshman Kristina Edmonds Christine Suggs Susie Rowe Haley Scott Janneke van Leeuwen Kelly Wood Paula Infante Chelsea Cipriani Ellen Ott Tracey Scott Jackie Ciconte Maeke Boreel Meredith Long Minou Gimbrere Tiffany Marsh Ariel Meyers Sarah Scholl Totals Substitutes Christina Restivo Linzi Jones Kim Ziegler Emily Trycinski Totals Maryland 15 Kristina Gagliardi.. 115: Kathryn Masson : Christina Restivo... 0: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Tot Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Tot Maryland Maryland Penalty corners 1 2 OT O2 SO Tot Stroke-off results: WF: 13/N 3/N 14/Y 9/Y 17/GWG MD: 12/N 7/N 6/Y 17/N 19/Y Maryland :45 MD Sarah Scholl (3) Paula Infante pass across the net 2. 20:27 WF Kristi Harshman (4) (unassisted) rebound 3. 48:09 MD Emily Beach (3) Tiffany Marsh; Janneke van Leeuwen corner 4. 64:18 WF Maeke Boreel Penalty stroke :00 WF Ariel Meyers Stroke-off YC-MD #19 (92:14) Officials: Kim Hodgon; Jade Carvacho; Offsides: 0, Maryland 0.

17 2005 Field Hockey ASU vs #1 (Sep 29, 2005 at Winston-Salem, NC) ASU (2-9) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot (8-0) Date: Sep 29, 2005 Attendance: 166 ASU Weather: Cool and clear ASU GK 51 Ryno, Kate GK 15 Kristina Gagliardi Fitzpatrick, Shannon Martha Ferger Muschamp, Erica Kristi Harshman Roberts, Lindsay Jamie Whitten Johnson, Carrie Christine Suggs Chau, Quantina Haley Scott Witkowski, Lisa Kelly Wood Harris, Jessica Lauren Crandall Green, Ashley Maeke Boreel Gradischer, Alison Ariel Meyers Lee, Andrea Michelle Kansold Nagel, Julie Chelsea Cipriani Larkins, Alicia Tracey Scott Smith, Erin Minou Gimbrere Totals Katherine Narron Lauren Love Crystal Duffield Lou-Trice Gamble Elizabeth Fries Totals ASU 51 Ryno, Kate... 69: Kristina Gagliardi.. 58: Crystal Duffield... 11: ASU ASU ASU :42 WF Michelle Kansold Penalty corner off a rebounded shot 2. 22:42 WF Kristi Harshman Minou Gimbrere Minou crossed the ball in, Kristi finish 3. 24:47 WF Kristi Harshman Lauren Crandall off a corner -- came from Lauren,krisi t 4. 37:03 WF Tracey Scott Haley Scott 5. 37:12 WF Lauren Love (unassisted) 6. 47:07 ASU Muschamp, Erica Lee, Andrea - Penalty corner 7. 49:23 WF Ariel Meyers Maeke Boreel pass from Maeke to Ariel at top of circl 8. 52:19 WF Chelsea Cipriani (unassisted) ball rebounded off post and cip finished 9. 69:11 WF Katherine Narron (unassisted) Scorer: Sam Perry; Offsides: ASU 0, 0. ID

18 2005 Field Hockey #3 North Carolina vs #1 (Oct 01, 2005 at Winston-Salem, N.C.) North Carolina (8-2, 0-2) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot (9-0, 3-0) Date: Oct 01, 2005 Attendance: 467 North Carolina Weather: Sunny and warm North Carolina GK 26 Katy Tran GK 15 Kristina Gagliardi Naomi Weatherald Martha Ferger Brooke Miller Kristi Harshman Heather Kendell Jamie Whitten Rachel Dawson Christine Suggs Britt van Beek Haley Scott Hilary Hartman Kelly Wood Jesse Gey Lauren Crandall Laree Beans Maeke Boreel Ashley Judge Ariel Meyers Xan Funk Michelle Kansold Alli Tanner Tracey Scott Kate Scholl Minou Gimbrere Leslie Barrows Totals Liz Morris Totals North Carolina 26 Katy Tran... 70: Kristina Gagliardi.. 70: North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina :25 WF Christine Suggs Kristi Harshman pass from Kriti -- suggs finished it off 2. 65:14 WF Maeke Boreel (unassisted) Officials: Jade Carvalho; Lynn Carrino; Timekeeper: Jodi Dias; Scorer: Sam Perry; Offsides: North Carolina 0, 0. ID

19 2005 Field Hockey Richmond vs #1 (Oct 02, 2005 at Winston Salem) Richmond (4-6) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot (10-0, 3-0) Date: Oct 02, 2005 Attendance: 266 Richmond Weather: Sunny and nice outside Richmond GK 00 SWARTZ, Michelle GK 15 Kristina Gagliardi WRUBLESKY, Heather Martha Ferger WELLS, Whitney Kristi Harshman TAYLOR, Shannon Jamie Whitten MURPHY, Jodi Christine Suggs WEVODAU, Colleen Haley Scott ARTHUR, Erin Kelly Wood HOWARD, Allie Lauren Crandall BARNES, Ashley Maeke Boreel RUSSELL, Lesley Ariel Meyers LA FORCE, Michelle Michelle Kasold MALATESTA, Alex Chelsea Cipriani Totals Tracey Scott Minou Gimbrere Totals Richmond 00 SWARTZ, Michelle... 70: Kristina Gagliardi.. 70: Richmond Richmond Richmond :31 WF Michelle Kasold (unassisted) off rebounded shot 2. 25:25 UR WELLS, Whitney (unassisted) clean shot on right side of circle 3. 35:00 UR MURPHY, Jodi TAYLOR, Shannon off corner :27 WF Kristi Harshman Lauren Crandall off a corner -- initial shot by crandall 5. 59:17 WF Haley Scott Christine Suggs field goal -- cross right in front of go 6. 61:51 WF Christine Suggs (unassisted) goalie was down suggs took ball away and Officials: Jade Carvaino; Lynn Carrino; Timekeeper: Jodi Dias; Scorer: Sam Perry; Offsides: Richmond 0, 0. ID