2017 FIELD HOCKEY. October 13 6 p.m. Newton, Mass. October 15 1 p.m. Boston, Mass.

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1 #10 BOSTON COLLEGE ACC 2017 FIELD HOCKEY October 13 6 p.m. Newton, Mass. October 15 1 p.m. Boston, Mass. NORTHEASTERN CAA at #23 BOSTON U PATRIOT 2017 Schedule & Results August 25 QUINNIPIAC NEWTON, MASS. W, at No. 18 Albany Albany, N.Y. W, 2-1 (2OT) September 1 vs. No, 14 Northwestern^ Lancaster, Pa. W, 3-2 (2OT) 3 vs. No 6 Maryland^ Lancaster, Pa. W, NO. 5 SYRACUSE * NEWTON, MASS. L, PROVIDENCE NEWTON, MASS. W, at No. 7 North Carolina * Durham, N.C. L, 2-1 (OT) 17 at No. 18 William & Mary Williamsburg, Va. W, at No. 4 Virginia * Charlottesville, Va. L, vs. Pacific Charlottesville, Va. W, 5-4 (2OT) 29 NO. 2 DUKE * NEWTON, MASS. L, 3-2 (SO) October 1 at New Hampshire Durham, N.H. W, NO. 11 LOUISVILLE * NEWTON, MASS. L, NO. 13 HARVARD NEWTON, MASS. W, 2-1 (SO) 13 NORTHEASTERN NEWTON, MASS. 6 p.m. 15 at No. 23 Boston Univ. Boston, Mass. 1 p.m. 20 at Wake Forest * Winston-Salem, N.C. 6 p.m. 29 at Connecticut Storrs, Conn. 1 p.m. November 2,3,5 ACC Championship Louisville, Ky. TBA HOME game * ACC game ^ ACC/Big 10 Cup NFHCA Poll Oct. 3, 2017 Rk. Team (first-place votes) Record Previous Rk 1. Connecticut (43) Duke (2) Michigan Virginia North Carolina Penn State Syracuse Delaware Northwestern BOSTON COLLEGE Louisville Wake Forest Harvard Princeton Stanford Maryland James Madison Rutgers William & Mary Albany Saint Joseph s Iowa Boston University Massachusetts 10-4 NR 25. Ohio State 7-6 NR BC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Contact: Zanna Ollove ollove@bc.edu bceagles.com #BCEagles EAGLES TAKE ON CROSS-TOWN RIVALS The Boston College field hockey team takes its perfect 9-0 non-conference record into its ACC bye weekend and takes on two regional opponents in Northeastern and No. 23 Boston University. Northeastern and BC have met every season since 1980, except once in The Huskies lead the all-time series, , but the Eagles have won 10 of the last 12 meetings. Both losses came in overtime (2014) or double overtime (2011) and on NU s turf. The Eagles will take on the Terriers for the 29th time. BC leads the all-time series, The last three meetings have been decided in overtime. Last year, BU earned a 1-0 victory in Newton on a goal in the 78th minute. BC won the previous three meetings, all by one goal, including in 2015 and 2014 in 2-1, overtime victories. The Eagles and Terriers faced off in a scrimmage in the preseason and neither team scored a goal. BC is 1-0 against in-state rivals this season, defeating 13th-ranked Harvard, 2-1, in a shootout on Oct. 8. STICKING TO THE TOP 10 The Eagles started the season ranked 12th in the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) preseason poll, but have remained in the top 10 ever since. After beginning the year 4-0 with three wins over top-25 teams, BC moved up to the No. 8 spot and received one first-place vote. The Eagles are ranked 10th this week after going 1-1 with a shootout victory over No. 13 Harvard on Sunday. BC has played 10 ranked teams and has defeated five of them with two wins against higher-ranked teams. All seven ACC teams are ranked in the top 20 for the seventh straight poll. Duke is in the No. 2 spot with Virginia just behind at No. 4. North Carolina is fifth and Syracuse seventh. BC, Louisville and Wake Forest round of the conference at 10th, 11th and 12th, respectively. BC plays three more teams ranked in the top 25 in 2017, including top-ranked Connecticut (Oct. 29). The Eagles are 5-5 against ranked teams this season, falling to four top-10 opponents. The win over then-no. 6 Maryland was the seventh time under head coach Kelly Doton BC beat a top-10 team. YOUNG GUNS The Eagles freshman class has scored 17 of the team s 34 goals in The first-year class has also amassed 38 of the team s 93 total points. Freshmen Jaime Natale, Elizabeth Warner and Fusine Govaert are all tied for second on the team with four goals apiece. Govaert and Natale also have nine points each, also second on the Eagles. Freshman Caroline McGovern and Natale are two of three players on the Eagles to have two game-winners. Natale and McGovern converted during the shootout against Harvard (Oct. 8) to help lift the Eagles over the Crimson. SPREADING THE LOVE Through the first half of the season, the scoring has been spread out among 12 different Eagles. Senior Brooke Matherson leads the way with five goals and 11 points. Freshmen Jaime Natale, Elizabeth Warner and Fusine Govaert and junior Lucy Lytle all have four goals apiece. Matherson, Natale and McGovern each have two of the Eagles nine game-winners with Warner, Govaert and Lytle each scoring one. Senior Alesandra Miller and junior Frederique Haverhals lead the Eagles with five assists. Junior Ymke Rose Gote and senior Chelcie Mendonca have four each. In all, 14 of the Eagles 21 who have logged minutes have recorded at least one point. EXTRA, EXTRA SIx of the Eagles 14 games have gone to extra time with BC winning four of them. The Eagles are 3-0 in double overtime games in 2017, lost one bid in overtime and 1-1 in

2 All-time vs. Northeastern OVERALL: Home: 7-9 Away: Neutral: 0-1 Last 10 meetings... Year Location Result Score Note 2007 Boston, Mass. W Newton, Mass. W Boston, Mass. W Newton, Mass. W Boston, Mass. L 2-1 2OT 2012 Newton, Mass. W Dedham, Mass. W Dedham, Mass. L 3-2 OT 2015 Newton, Mass. W Dedham, Mass. W 9-1 Haverhals recorded two assists in the 2016 victory while Lytle and Mendonca scored goals in the game. Olenick scored in the win in All-time vs. BU OVERALL: Home: 7-7 Away: 8-6 Neutral: 0-0 Last 10 meetings... Year Location Result Score Note 2007 Boston, Mass. W Newton, Mass W Boston, Mass. W 4-3 OT 2010 Newton, Mass. L Boston, Mass. W Newton, Mass. L Boston, Mass. W Newton, Mass. W 2-1 OT 2015 Boston, Mass. W 2-1 OT 2016 Newton, Mass. L 1-0 OT Gote and Haverhals each recorded an assist in the 2015 victory. Matherson scored in the win in After a 2-1, double OT win against Albany (Aug. 27) in New York, BC took Northwestern to double overtime in Lancaster, Pa., pulling out a 3-2 victory (Sept.1). BC forced overtime against the Tar Heels in North Carolina with the equalizing goal in the 61st minute, but could not pull out the extra-time victory (Sept. 16). The Eagles combined with Pacific to score a season-high nine goals in a 5-4, double overtime win (Sept. 24), rallying from down one three times to win on senior Brooke Matherson s first career game-wining goal BC also forced overtime against second-ranked Duke (Sept. 29) and neither team could score in the 30 minutes of seven-on-seven play. Duke was able to notch the deciding goal in the shootout. The following weekend, the Eagles defeated Harvard, 2-1, in a shootout (Oct. 8), as sophomore Sarah Dwyer saved four of the five Crimson shots in the period after double overtime and freshmen Caroline McGovern and Jaime Natale scored on the BC side. THE ONE AND ONLY Sophomore Sarah Dwyer is the only goalie on the BC roster in She logged just over six minutes in her freshman campaign as Audra Hampsh s backup. She notched her first career save in the season opener against Quinnipiac before logging two in the victory against Albany. Dwyer went on to record six saves in the double overtime win against Northwestern in the ACC/Big Ten Cup. In the 2-1 overtime loss to No. 7 North Carolina, Dwyer tallied a career-high nine saves, stopped 10 of 11 corners and 11 of 13 shots on goal. In the shootout victory against Harvard (Oct. 8), Dwyer recorded eight saves, including one one a penalty stroke, and stopped four of the five shootout attempts to help lift BC to victory. She recorded her first career shutout in the win against Providence and repeated the feat at No. 18 William & Mary and at New Hampshire. Her 57 saves are tied for first in the ACC. SENIORS ON HIGH At Friday night s game against Northeastern, the four members of the senior class will be honored before the start of the game. Seniors Brooke Matherson, Chelcie Mendonca, Alesandra Miller and Justine Sheehan will join their families on the field pregame. This class has helped the BCFH program to three straight NCAA Tournament appearances, wins over 11 top-10 teams and a overall record, the first NCAA Tournament win in 17 years when the Eagles defeated Albany, 2-1, in 2015 and the first ACC Tournament win ever, beating Wake Forest, 4-3, in double overtime the same year. Matherson has played 49 career games, scoring 10 goals with four assists for 24 total points. She notched her first two career game-winning goals this year, scoring one in double overtime against Pacific (Sept. 24) and putting the Eagles on the board at New Hampshire (Oct. 1) in the shutout victory. She currently leads the team with five goals and 11 points. She has been named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll and the Athletics Director s Award for Academic Achievement every year of her BC career. Mendonca has played the midfield and back in 68 career games. She has only missed six games in her career due to an injury as a junior. She has netted two goals and racked up 11 assists. Last year, she earned NFHCA National Defensive Player of the Week and ACC Co-Defensive Player of the Week for scoring the game-winning goal against North Carolina and assisting on the game-winner against Northeastern while helping the defense limit both teams to a single goal. Miller has played in 59 career games, scoring four goals and adding seven assists for 15 points. Starting 13 of the 14 games in the midfield, she is one of the Eagles team leaders in assists this season with five. She also has the second-highest shots-on-goal percentage at.818. She recorded a career-high two assists in the victory over Quinnipiac (Aug. 25) to start the season. Sheehan has played in 18 games in a BC uniform. She is a three-time member of the NFHCA National Academic Honor Squad and has earned a spot on the ACC Honor Roll and the Athletics Director s Award for Academic Achievement every year of her career. Last season, she won the ACC Top Six for Service Award. RPI RANKS The Eagles are ranked seventh in the latest NCAA RPI rankings. Thirteen teams on BC s schedule in 2017 are ranked in the top 25: Connecticut (1), Duke (2), Virginia (4), North Carolina (6), Northwestern (8), Syracuse (10), Louisville (12), Wake Forest (14), Maryland (16), Harvard (19), William & Mary (20), Albany (21) and Pacific (24). HAVERHALS EARNS PRESEASON HONORS Junior Frederique Haverhals was named to the Preseason All-Atlantic Coast Conference s Team. The Eagles captain earned first-team All-America accolades a season ago. The Warmond, The Netherlands, native has started all 56 games in her BC career. She was an All-ACC Second-Team selection in 2016 and collected NFHCA All-Northeast Region Second-Team honors in Last year, Haverhals led the Eagles with seven assists and finished the year fourth on the team with 17 points, scoring five goals. She had a five-game point streak at the end of last season as BC made its fourth straight NCAA Tournament. Enrolled in the Carroll School of Management, Haverhals earned a spot on the NFHCA National Academic Squad and the All-ACC Academic Team. CELEBRATING CHAMPIONS The BC field hockey team honored the 1997 Big East championship team on Oct. 6 against Louisville. It marked the 20th anniversary of one of BC s three conference tournament titles. The 1997 Eagles were also honored during the BC-Virginia Tech football game on Oct. 7. After starting the 97 season 5-4, the Eagles won 10 of their last 13 game The team featured two All-Americans in Andrea Durko and Joy Ramsbotham, the Big East Defensive Player of the year (Ramsbotham), the Big East

3 Tournament Most Outstanding Player (Durko) and four named All-Big East. The Eagles defeated Providence and Connecticut, both by a score of 2-0, to capture the Big East title on their home turf, hosting in MURPHY S LAW The Eagles hosted the 11th annual MS Game in honor of former student-athlete Kathleen Murphy, a 2009 Boston College graduate, on Oct. 8 against Harvard. Murphy was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in April 2007, then a forward on the BC field hockey team. MS is a disease of the central nervous system that disrupts the flow of information between the brain and body. Refusing to let the disease win, Murphy played 79 games in her BC career, scored 11 times, recorded nine assists and racked up 31 points. Since 2007, the BC field hockey team has participated in the MS Walk each year as part of Murphy s Law. Murphy s former coach Ainslee Lamb, who was at BC s helm for 10 years, was in attendance - and also honored in the pregame ceremonies - as she an assistant coach for Harvard. NEW ADDITIONS Two new faces joined the BC field hockey staff since the team s fourth straight NCAA Tournament bid last season. Third-year head coach Kelly Doton hired Mark Foster and Nicole Cordero as assistant coaches. Foster joined in February, coming to The Heights after two and a half years with one of the top club programs in the country, WC Eagles, based in Pottstown, Pa. With WC Eagles, Foster was part of the coaching staffs of five teams that won the USA National Club Championships. He s also spent two seasons as a staff member with USA Field Hockey s National Indoor Team. Before coming to the U.S., Foster began his coaching career in England at his alma mater, Durham University. Cordero joined the staff in August after spending four years as the Oak Park Forest High School in her native Illinois. She played forward at Massachusetts from 2009 to 2013, earning NFHCA Second-Team Regional All-American honors and Atlantic-10 Conference First-Team honors as a senior CAPTAINS Juniors Ymke Rose Gote and Frederique Haverhals were named the captains of the team for the 2017 season, head coach Kelly Doton announced at the team s annual banquet in the spring. I firmly believe the success of a team starts with its leadership, head coach Kelly Doton said. Every spring, we go through a thorough captain selection process. Ymke and Frederique have been leaders since they stepped foot on our campus and have overwhelmingly impacted their teammates. And as a result, they were voted captains. With these two at the helm, I know the team will always be put first and they will strive to make sure everyone is living up to the standards of wearing a Boston College field hockey jersey. USA EAGLES Sophomore Sarah Dwyer was selected to USA Field Hockey s Under-21 Junior National Camp. The goalie competed in the 2017 Young Women s National Championship, a five-day event that included most elite collegiate and post-collegiate field hockey players in the country at the Home of Hockey at Spooky Nook Sports in Lancaster, Pa. More than 130 athletes showcased their skills in front of coaches and selectors in order to progress within the Olympic Development Pipeline. Emily and Eryn McCoy 16, along with Leah Settipane 15, were named to USA Field Hockey s Development Squad National Camp. WATCH THE EAGLES LIVE A total of 28 of Boston College s home, regular-season fall athletic events will be streamed on ACC Network Extra, part of the school s early-season schedule that was released Wednesday morning. ACC Network Extra broadcasts can be found on WatchESPN, ESPN s online home. Among the events being streamed in the fall are five field hockey games. Live streaming of Olympic sports will increase annually conference-wide, culminating with 1,300 total ACC events when the linear network launches in ACC PRESEASON POLL The Eagles were picked to finish seventh in the league s preseason poll, voted by the conference s head coaches. North Carolina was chosen as the favorite to win the 2017 title. ACC teams have won 18 of the 36 NCAA field hockey titles, including 11 of the last 15, and at least one ACC squad has advanced to the national championship game for 18 straight years. Six ACC programs earned bids to the 2016 NCAA Championship and all seven finished the 2016 season ranked nationally ACC Field Hockey Predicted Order of Finish 1. North Carolina (1) Duke (2) Syracuse (2) Louisville (1) Virginia (1) Wake Forest Boston College - 7

4 2017 Roster # Name Elig. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Last School 2 Chelcie Mendonça Sr. M/F 5-6 Brampton, Ontario/Cardinal Leger Catholic 3 Ymke Rose Gote Jr. M 5-7 Amstelveen, The Netherlands/Keizer Karel College 4 Jaime Natale Fr. M 5-2 Media, Pa./Merion Mercy Academy 5 Alesandra Miller Sr. M 5-5 North Andover, Mass./Brooks School 6 Caroline McGovern Fr. M 5-5 Churchville, Pa./Council Rock South HS 7 Brooke Matherson Sr. F 5-6 Walpole, Mass./Walpole HS 8 Lucy Lytle Jr. M/F 5-1 Lake Forest, Ill./Deerfield Academy 9 Elizabeth Dennehy Jr. M 5-4 Rye Beach, N.H./Weston (Mass.) HS 10 Justine Sheehan Sr. B 5-4 Shrewsbury, Mass./Shrewsbury HS 11 Carly Kauffman Jr. M 5-8 Fleetwood, Pa./Oley Valley HS 12 Elizabeth Warner Fr. F 5-2 Acton, Mass./Newton Country Day 13 Meghan Mogas So. M/B 5-7 Houston, Texas/St. Agnes Academy 14 Brigid Wood So. M 5-5 Plains, Pa./James M. Coughlin HS 15 Fusine Govaert Fr. M/F 5-4 Rye, N.Y./Rye HS 16 Kate Pianko So. M/B 5-6 Freehold, N.J./Freehold HS 17 Frederique Haverhals Jr. B/M 5-8 Warmond, The Netherlands/RLO 18 Alyssa Olenick R-Jr. B 5-4 Cherry Hill, N.J./Camden Catholic HS 21 Cassidy Atchison Fr. B/M 5-7 Virginia Beach, Va./Frank W. Cox HS 22 Emily Buttinger So. M/B 5-10 Waterloo, Ontario/Resurrection Catholic Secondary 25 Maddy Dorn Fr. M 5-4 Allentown, Pa./Emmaus HS 32 Sarah Dwyer So. GK 5-10 West Long Branch, N.J./Shore Regional Captains: Ymke Rose Gote, Frederique Haverhals COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Kelly Doton (Wake Forest 04) Assistant Coach: Mark Foster (Durham University 14) Assistant Coach: Nicole Cordero (Massachusetts 13) Vol. Asst Coach/Goalies: Carolyn Cahill (Bentley 00) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kelly DOTON YMKE Rose GOTE FUSINE GOVAERT BEAR) Frederique HAVERHALS Lucy LYTLE CHELCIE MENDONCA Meghan MOGAS Jaime NATALE Kate PIANCO Alyssa OLENICK Justine SHEEHAN DOTE-ton IM-kah rose GO-tay foo-seen go-vare (rhymes with HAH-ver-halls LIE-tull CHEL-sea men-don-sah MOE-gus nuh-tahl pee-ann-ko oh-len-ick SHEE-en ROSTER BREAKDOWN By Class Seniors...4 RS Junior...1 Juniors...5 Sophomores...5 Freshmen...6 By Position Forward...2 Forward/Midfield...3 Midfield...8 Midfield/Back...5 Back...2 Goalkeeper...1 By State/Country Pennsylvania...5 Massachusetts...4 New Jersey...3 Canada...2 The Netherlands...2 Illinois...1 New Hampshire...1 New York...1 Texas...1 Virginia...1

5 Head Coach Kelly Doton Kelly Doton was promoted to head coach of the Boston College field hockey program on April 1, She is the eighth head field hockey coach in Boston College history. In two seasons at the program s helm, Doton has led the Eagles to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in 2015 and She is the first coach in program history to lead the team to NCAA Tournament appearances in each of her first two seasons at the helm. While leading the Eagles, she has produced four NFHCA All-Americans, including two each in 2015 (Emily McCoy and Leah Settipane) and 2016 (Frederique Haverhals and Ymke Rose Gote), as well as 12 NFHCA All-Northeast Region honorees and six All-ACC performers. In 2016, a program-record four Eagles earned all-conference accolades: Gote, Audra Hampsch, Haverals and Emily McCoy. The Greenfield, Mass., product has been with the Eagles since 2012 when she joined the program as associate head coach. She held the same position at Indiana prior to her arrival at The Heights. In 2016, Doton s Eagles played the nation s second-toughest schedule and finished the year with a mark. Of their 20 games, 14 were against ranked opponents including all six ACC conference foes. Despite the challenge, BC went 3-3 in league play and tied its best-ever finish in the conference. The Eagles claimed the No. 3 seed in the ACC Championship. Boston College drew its fourth-straight NCAA Tournament berth, the longest run of consecutive appearances in program history. In Doton s first year at the helm, the Eagles finished 13-9, defeating six ranked opponents and earning a 5-0 mark in overtime games. BC s highlights included the team s first-ever victory over Maryland, its first-ever ACC Championship victory and advancing to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament for just the third time in program history and the first since Before her promotion to head coach, Doton served as Ainslee Lamb s associate head coach for three seasons. After a three-year absence from the NCAA Tournament, the Eagles returned to the postseason in 2013 with a 12-8 record. In 2014, BC went 13-7 with five wins over ranked opponents, including upsets over No. 2 UConn, No. 4 Syracuse, No. 7 Louisville and No. 8 Virginia. Doton came to BC from Indiana, where she had been coaching since She was an assistant coach for four seasons before being named the Hoosiers associate head coach in In 2009, she was instrumental in helping Indiana reach the NCAA Tournament for the second time in program history after finishing second in league standings and reaching the Big Ten Tournament title game. A 2004 graduate of Wake Forest, Doton was an asset to the Demon Deacons on both sides of the ball during her collegiate career, helping to lead her squad to back-toback NCAA championships in 2002 and Providing her team with her disciplined defensive skills, and quickly establishing herself as one of the best attack corner hitters in the country, she was honored as the 2003 Honda Award winner, the National Field Hockey Player of the Year. In addition to being named the ACC Player of the Year in 2002, she was also a two-time NFHCA First-Team All-American and a three-time All-ACC honoree during her career. In addition to her collegiate playing experience, Doton was a member of the U.S. Women s Senior National Team from In 2008, she was part of the U.S. squad that competed in the Summer Olympics in Beijing, China. She began her career with Team USA on the New Zealand Tour and scored her first international goal against Australia in Prior to playing at Wake, Doton was a standout at Greenfield High School, where she broke the school s scoring record as a senior and was tabbed as the team s MVP in She earned all-league honors in 1997 and 1998, in addition to being named to the All-Western Massachusetts Squad. She also earned Northeastern All-American honors as a sophomore. Doton earned her Master s Degree in Administrative Studies from Boston College in The Doton File Hometown: Greenfield, Mass. Alma Mater: Wake Forest Degrees: B.A. Communications, 2004 (Wake Forest) M.A. Administrative Stiudies, 2015 (Boston College) Playing Career: Wake Forest, U.S. National Team, Coaching Career: Boston College, head coach, 2015-present Boston College, associate head coach, Indiana, associate head coach, Indiana, assistant coach, COACHING RECORD YEAR RECORD ACC Postseason NCAA Postseason (1-5 ACC) (3-3 ACC) (0-5 ACC) (4-13 ACC)

6 SARAH DWYER Eagle of the Week (Sept. 5) FREDERIQUE HAVERHALS Preseason All-ACC BROOKE MATHERSON Eagle of the Week (Oct. 3) 2017 Awards & Honors Week-by-Week Rankings Week of Rank Preseason...12 Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct ELIZABETH WARNER Eagle of the Week (Sept. 12) Overall 9-5 ACC 0-5 Non-Conference 9-0 The Eagles Record When... One-Goal Games 5-2 Two-Goal Games 0-0 Three+ Goal Games 4-3 Home Record 3-3 Road Record 3-2 Neutral 3-0 Overtime 4-2 Ranked Opponents 5-5 Following a Win 3-5 Following a Loss 5-0 Scoring First 8-0 Opponent Scores First 1-5 Leading at Halftime 5-0 Trailing at Halftime 0-5 Tied at Halftime 4-0 Scored two goals or fewer 3-5 Scored three or more goals 2-0 Scored four or more goals 2-0 Scored five or more goals 2-0 Outshooting Opponent 7-2 Outshot by Opponent 2-3 Shots are Even 0-0 Sunday Games 7-0 Friday Games 2-4 Saturday Games 0-1 August 2-0 September 5-4 October 2-1 Game-by-Game Starters OPPONENT (DATE/RESULT) GK B B B M M M M/F F F F Quinnipiac (Aug. 25) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Dennehy Mendonca Gote Miller Wood (M) Natale Lytle McGovern at Albany (Aug. 27) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Dennehy Mendonca Gote Miller Wood (M) Natale Lytle McGovern vs. Northwestern (Sept. 1) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Dennehy Mendonca Gote Miller Wood (M) Natale Lytle Matherson vs. Maryland (Sept. 3) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Dennehy Mendonca Gote Miller Matherson (F) Natale Lytle McGovern Syracuse * (Sept. 8) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Dennehy Mendonca Gote Miller Wood (M) Natale Lytle McGovern Providence (Sept. 10) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Dennehy Mendonca Gote Miller Wood (M) Natale Lytle McGovern at North Carolia * (Sept. 16) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Dennehy Mendonca Gote Miller Wood (M) Natale Lytle McGovern at William & Mary (Sept. 17) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Dennehy Govaert Gote Miller Wood (M) Natale Lytle Matherson at Virginia * (Sept. 22) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Mendonca Govaert Gote Miller Wood (M) Natale Lytle Matherson vs. Pacific (Sept. 24) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Dennehy Mendonca Gote Kauffman Govaert Natale Lytle Matherson Duke * (Sept. 29) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Mendonca Kauffman Gote Miller Wood (M) Natale Govaert Warner at New Hampshire (Oct. 1) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Dennehy Mendonca Gote Miller Kauffman (M) Warner Govaert Matherson Louisville * (Oct. 6) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Mendonca Kauffman Gote Miller Wood (M) Govaert Lytle McGovern Harvard (Oct. 8) Dwyer Haverhals Olenick Dennehy Mendonca Gote Miller Kauffman (M) Govaert Lytle McGovern Northeastern (Oct. 13) at Boston University (Oct. 15) at Wake Forest * (Oct. 20) at Connecticut (Oct. 22) * - ACC opponent

7 2017 Boston College Field Hockey Boston College Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 08, 2017) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 25 QUINNIPIAC W Aug 27 at #18 Albany Wo Sep 01 vs #14 Northwestern Wo Sep 03 vs #6 Maryland W * Sep 08 #5 SYRACUSE L Sep 10 PROVIDENCE W * Sep 16 at #7 North Carolina L o t /17/17 at #18 William & Mary W * Sep 22 at #4 Virginia L Sep 24 vs Pacific Wo * Sep 29 DUKE L o Oct 01 at New Hampshire W * Oct 06 #11 LOUISVILLE L Oct 08 #13 HARVARD Wo TEAM STATISTICS BC OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct S h o t s / G a m e PENALTY CORNERS PENALTY STROKES PENALTIES Green cards Yellow cards 2 2 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE T o t a l Dates/Avg Per Date 6/288 5/317 Neutral Site #/Avg 3/208 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv 7 Brooke Matherson Fusine Govaert Jaime Natale Lucy Lytle Alesandra Miller Elizabeth Warner Caroline McGovern Ymke Rose Gote Frederique Haverhals Carly Kauffman Cassidy Atchison Chelcie Mendonca Kaitie Fink Brigid Wood Justine Sheehan Emily Buttinger Alyssa Olenick Elizabeth Dennehy Maddy Dorn Kate Pianko Meghan Mogas Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 32 Sarah Dwyer : /0 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Boston College Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Boston College Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Boston College Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Boston College Opponents