2007 TRIBE FIELD HOCKEY

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1 2007 TRIBE FIELD HOCKEY WEEKLY RELEASE October 19 at VCU - 1 PM Richmond, Va. - Cary Street Field October 21 at #8 James Madison - 1 PM Harrisonburg, Va. - JMU Field Hockey/T&F Complex Sports Information FH SID: Kris Sears Phone: Fax: kasear@wm.edu 2007 TRIBE SCHEDULE Overall: 7-8 Conference: 1-4 Home: 7-3 Away: 0-4 Neutral: 0-1 Date Opponent Time/Result 8/25 LOCK HAVEN W, 4-2 8/26 FAIRFIELD W, 5-0 9/1 at #4 Duke L, 0-3 9/3 vs. #10 Iowa # L, 0-1 9/8 MIAMI (OHIO) W, 3-2 9/12 LONGWOOD W, 4-1 9/14 at #17 Virginia L, 1-2 9/21 NORTHEASTERN * W, 1-0 9/23 RADFORD W, 4-0 9/28 at #18 Delaware * L, 2-4 9/30 at Towson* L, /5 DREXEL * L, /7 HOFSTRA * L, /12 #1 NORTH CAROLINA L, /14 APPALACHIAN STATE W, /20 at VCU * 1 PM 10/21 at #8 James Madison * 1 PM 10/25 at Richmond 3:30PM 10/28 OLD DOMINION * 1 PM CAA TOURNAMENT 11/1 Quarterfinals (Virginia Beach, Va.) 11/3 Semifinals (Virginia Beach, Va.) 11/4 Final (Virginia Beach, Va.) NCAA TOURNAMENT 11/11 First Round (Campus Sites) 11/12 Quarterfinals (Campus Sites) 11/17 Semifinals (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 11/19 Final (Winston-Salem, N.C.) * Colonial Athletic Association match # - at Duke (Durham, N.C.) All times Eastern Home matches in BOLD at Busch Field TRIBE HITS THE ROAD FOR CAA PAIR The William and Mary field hockey team will hit the road for a three-game road swing beginning with a pair of CAA encounters on Oct The Tribe will travel to Richmond, Va., to battle VCU on Saturday, Oct. 20, before making the trek to Harrisonburg, Va., to face James Madison on Sunday, Oct. 21. Both contests carry a 1 p.m. start time. The Tribe s match against James Madison will have live stats available by following the link on the W&M schedule or visiting JMUSports.com. TRIBE NEWS AND NOTES - The Tribe has two matches against ranked opponents remaining on the schedule in No. 8 James Madison and No. 11 Old Dominion. - The match against North Carolina on Oct. 12 marked the first time the Tribe hosted a No. 1- ranked team at Busch Field since 1998 when No. 1 Old Dominion traveled to Williamsburg on Sept. 23, W&M has a young roster as evident by 18 players who are freshmen, redshirt freshmen or sophomores. - After going 6-1 in home games last season, W&M has 7-3 record at the friendly confines of Busch Field in The Tribe is (.694) all-time at Busch Field. - Junior Katie Broaddus scored her first two goals of the season at No. 18 Delaware. It marked the fourth time this season a W&M player has scored two goals in a game. Freshman Rebecca Wagner pulled the trick against Lock Haven, while junior Lauren Giles did it versus Radford and sophomore Wesley Drew accomplished the feat against Miami (Ohio). - With its victory over Northeastern on Sept. 21, the Tribe improved to 12-5 in CAA openers, including an 8-2 mark at home. - Fifteen of W&M s 32 goals on the year have been scored by underclassmen (freshmen, redshirt freshmen or sophomores). In total, 36 of the Tribe s 88 points on the year have come from underclassmen. - Five different W&M players (sophomores Kelsey Jackson and Kaitlin Johnson, redshirt freshman Alexis Gerber and freshmen Rebecca Wagner and Jenna Cinalli) have registered their first collegiate goals this season. - Senior goalkeeper Gwen Hunter moved into sixth on the W&M career saves list with her 10- stop performance against Iowa. She also ranks ninth on the career goals against average list. - Hunter moved into a tie for fifth on the W&M career shutout list with her 11th career clean sheet in the 1-0 win over Northeastern. - Hunter recorded her seventh career double-digit save performance with 11 stops against Drexel. The save total also marked a season high. - With her two-goal performance against Lock Haven, Rebecca Wagner became the first W&M freshman since Lianne Ligtvoet in 2000 to score two goals in one game. Ligtvoet accomplished the feat against Columbia on Oct. 13, 2000.

2 Page 2 - W&M improved to 18-3 (.857) in home openers under head coach Peel Hawthorne with its win over Lock Haven. W&M improved to (.786) in regular-season openers overall since Eleven different Tribe players have earned their first collegiate starts in The group includes: junior Lauren Giles, sophomores Courtney Farino and Sarah Louie, redshirt freshmen Maura Checchio and Alexis Gerber and freshmen Jenna Cinalli, Erica Eng, Michelle Krewinghaus, Liz Loudy, Danielle Scissom and Rebecca Wagner. - Senior forward Kim Hedley was named to the Preseason All-CAA team. After earning second-team honors last season, Hedley was one of 12 players named to the 2007 preseason list. SCOUTING VCU The Rams enter the contest against W&M at 5-9 overall, following a 3-0 victory over Appalachian State. VCU is currently receiving votes in the STX/ NFHCA Top 20 rankings and also owns victories over Fairfield, Georgetown, Richmond and Towson. Aside from the CAA ledger, W&M and VCU have played three common opponents in Fairfield, Longwood and Appalachian State. The Tribe is 3-0 against the trio, while VCU is 2-1, having lost a 3-1 decision to Longwood. Both teams are 1-4 in the CAA with VCU s conference win coming over Towson, while the Tribe defeated Northeastern. Jenna Harris and Merel Kroon are the Rams top two scorers. Harris leads VCU in goals and points with seven and 16, respectively, while Kroon has 14 points on six goals and two assists. Flore van Dessel tops VCU in assists with four. Laura Baker and Brittany LoVullo have both seen significant time in the cage for the Rams. Baker has played in 11 games, racking up 45 saves and a goals against average of LoVullo has appeared in seven contests and has 19 saves to go with a goals against average of W&M is 37-6 all-time against VCU, including a 13-2 mark in Richmond. The Tribe has won the last 13 matches in the series dating back to the 1994 season. Last season, W&M downed the Rams, 4-2, in Richmond. Laura Kastelic tied the W&M record for assists in a game with three, while Katie Broaddus, Wesley Drew and Lauren Giles all scored in the Tribe victory. SCOUTING #8 JAMES MADISON James Madison has won eight straight matches entering the weekend, following wins over No. 16 American, 3-1, and Longwood, 6-1. The Dukes are off to their best start since the 1995 season at 13-2, including a perfect 5-0 record in the CAA. The defending conference champions will face the other league undefeated, Old Dominion, on Saturday, Oct. 20, prior to facing the Tribe. The Dukes are currently ranked No. 8 in the STX/NFHCA Top 20. The Tribe and Dukes have two common opponents outside the CAA ledger in Longwood and top-ranked North Carolina. Both teams tallied wins over the Lancers, while JMU lost to UNC, 2-1, and the Tribe fell to the Tar Heels, 4-2. The Dukes are outscoring opponents by more than two goals a game, while holding its opposition to less than a goal per contest. Melissa Stefaiak leads JMU in scoring with 19 points on eight goals and three assists. Both Dolores de Roolj and Meghan Bain have seven goals on the season for the Dukes. Lauren Walls tops the squad in assists with eight on the season. Kelsey Cutchins has started every game in goal for JMU. She has a GAA of 0.82 to go along with 52 saves and three shutouts. James Madison leads the all-time series with the Tribe, , including an mark in Harrisonburg. Last season, the Dukes tallied a 4-1 win over the Tribe. Kim Hedley scored the lone Tribe goal against JMU. at VCU/at #8 James Madison WILLIAM AND MARY S RECORD... At home On the road At neutral sites At night During the day Versus ranked opponents In CAA Conference games In non-conference games In overtime games When scoring first When opponent scores first When outshooting the opponent When being outshot t When shots are even With more penalty corners With less penalty corners When penalty corners are even When scoring one goal When scoring two goals When scoring 3+ goals In August In September In October W&M QUICK FACTS Location... Williamsburg, Va. Founded Enrollment...5,500 Nickname...Tribe Colors... Green, Gold and Silver Conference...Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Facility (Capacity)... Busch Field (2,271) President... Gene R. Nichol (Oklahoma State, 1973) Chancellor...Sandra Day O Connor (Stanford, 1950) Director of Athletics...Terry Driscoll (Boston College, 1969) Sr. Assoc. AD/SWA... Barb Blosser (Ohio State, 1975) Athletics Department Phone...(757) Ticket Office Phone...(757) W&M FIELD HOCKEY HISTORY First Year Record since (.600) All-Time CAA Record (.614) CAA Regular Season Titles... 2 All-CAA Selections NSCAA All-South Region Selections NCAA Tournament Appearances... 2 AIAW National Tournament Appearances... 4 All-Americans...10 players honored 11 times Record at Busch Field (.694) 2007 COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Peel Hawthorne Alma Mater...William and Mary, 1980 W&M Record (21st season) Career Record (25th season) Assistant Coaches... Quan Nim Anderson (Iowa, 1999)... Kristen McCann (North Carolina, 2001)...Tess Ellis

3 at VCU/at #8 James Madison Page 3 W&M S RECORD WHEN PLAYERS SCORE Katie Broaddus Goal Point Career Jenna Cinalli Goal Point Career Wesley Drew Goal Point Career Courtney Farino Goal Point Career Alexis Gerber Goal Point Career Lauren Giles Goal Point Career Kim Hedley Goal Point Career Kelsey Jackson Goal Point Career Kaitlin Johnson Goal Point Career Jessica Kacerek Goal Point Career Laura Kastelic Goal Point Career Sarah Louie Goal Point Career Rebecca Wagner Goal Point Career HEDLEY GARNERS CAA PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONOR Senior Kim Hedley was named the Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Week on Oct. 15. Hedley finished the week with two goals and two assists in the Tribe s contests against No. 1 North Carolina and Appalachian State. Hedley becomes the second W&M player to earn the award this season, joining fellow classmate Gwen Hunter, who won the honor on Sept. 24. It marks the first time since the 2003 season that two different W&M players have won the CAA Player of the Week award in one season. Against the top-ranked Tar Heels, Hedley snapped UNC s nine-match shutout streak with a goal in the 52nd minute. After corralling a rebound following a shot off a penalty corner, Hedley punched in the second attempt after her initial shot was stopped by the North Carolina goalkeeper. She followed that performance up with a goal and two assists in the Tribe s 4-0 domination of Appalachian State. Hedley helped set up Laura Kastelic s penalty corner goal at the end of the first half, before finding Kelsey Jackson for the third W&M goal in the 64th minute. She added a tally of her own on a hard shot from the right side of the circle less than minute later. SCORING ON NO. 1 Goals have been a hard commodity to come by against No. 1 North Carolina this season, but the Tribe bucked the trend in its contest against the top-ranked Tar Heels. Coming into the match with W&M on Oct. 12, UNC had a nine-match shutout streak that spanned 630-minutes. Included in those nine victories were five against teams ranked in the STX/NFHCA Top 20. The Tar Heels were also ranked No. 1 nationally in goals against average (0.50) and shutouts percentage. The Tribe would not be like UNC s previous nine foes, as W&M scored a pair of second half goals, closing to within 4-2 of the No. 1 Tar Heels. Senior Kim Hedley scored the Tribe s first goal of the match in the 52nd minute of play, following her own rebound. Senior Jes Kacerek added the capper with no time on the clock as the Tribe converted on a penalty corner. HUNTER NAMED CAA PLAYER OF THE WEEK Senior goalkeeper Gwen Hunter was named the Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Week on Sept. 24. Hunter played over 120 minutes of shutout field hockey in guiding the Tribe to a 2-0 mark with victories over CAA foe Northeastern and NorPac opponent Radford during the week. The Seaville, N.J., native became the first W&M player since Kelly Giles in 2005 to win the conference s weekly honor. In the Tribe s CAA opener against Northeastern at Busch Field, Hunter made six saves to record her first shutout of the season. She made a pair of saves in the first half of play, before making the Tribe s 1-0 lead hold up in the second stanza with four stops. Hunter s biggest save of the evening came just over a minute into the second half. With W&M clinging to a slim lead, she made a diving stop to her right knocking away a dangerous shot lifted from the left side of the circle off a penalty corner. Hunter made one save in the Tribe s 4-0 win over Radford while playing just over 52 minutes. The save against the Highlanders was the 250th of her W&M career, which ranks sixth on the College s alltime list. Following the shutout of Northeastern, Hunter moved into a tie for fifth on the W&M career shutouts list with her 11th career clean sheet. GILES ON THE OFFENSIVE W&M head coach Peel Hawthorne has noted the strong play of junior Lauren Giles throughout the 2007 season. The Williamsburg native ranks second on the Tribe in goals (3) and fourth in points (9) and assists (3). Giles led the Tribe to a 4-0 win over Radford with a pair of goals, including her first career game-winner. She has started every game this season for W&M at the forward position. BALANCED ATTACK The Tribe has used depth to its advantage and in the process established one of the most balanced scoring offenses in the CAA. This season, 12 different Tribe players have found the back of the cage, including 11 players with two or more goals and six with three goals. Senior Kim Hedley leads the Tribe attack following a six-point weekend (2g, 2a). She has 18 points on six goals and six assists, while leading the team in all three categories. Freshmen Rebecca Wagner and Jenna Cinalli joins senior Laura Kastelic and Jes Kacerek as well as junior Lauren Giles in second on the team with three goals on the season. W&M also has seven players with six or more points on the season. Kastelic and Kacerek follow Hedley on the point list with 11 (3g, 5a) and 10 (3g, 4a), respectively. Giles has nine points on the season, while Wagner, sophomore Wesley Drew and Cinalli have eight, seven and six points, respectively.

4 Page 4 SENIOR LEADERSHIP With a roster that includes 18 players who are freshmen, redshirt freshmen or sophomores, the Tribe have relied heavily on a quartet of seniors during the 2007 season. The senior group of Kim Hedley, Gwen Hunter, Jes Kacerek and Laura Kastelic have done their part to show the younger Tribe players the ropes in the early part of the 2007 season. Hedley, Kastelic and Kacerek are the top three scorers for the Tribe this season. Hedley leads W&M in goals (6), assists (6) and points (18). She was named to the Preseason All- CAA team. Kastelic has anchored the backline for the Tribe and been a dangerous component in the W&M attack as well. She ranks second on the team in points (11), goals (3) and assists (5). Kacerek has really come on toward the latter part of the season and currently ranks third on the team with 10 points and four assists. Her three goals are tied for second on the squad as well. Hunter has enjoyed a fine start to the season racking up a goals against average of 1.82 to go along with 70 saves. She has been a constant in the cage for W&M over the last four seasons. DON T CALL IT A COMEBACK The Tribe overcame a 2-1 halftime deficit to defeat Miami (Ohio) thanks to second-half tallies from sophomore Wesley Drew and freshman Jenna Cinalli. It marked the first time W&M has overcome a half-time deficit since it pulled the trick against the same RedHawks in Oxford, Ohio, on Aug. 27, The Tribe trailed 2-1 at the half in that contest, before rebounding for a 4-3 overtime victory. The last time W&M overcame a half-time deficit at home to tally the victory came during the 1998 season. The Tribe trailed No. 16 American, 1-0, at the half, before rallying for a 3-2 overtime win on Sept. 16, WAGNER NAMED NATIONAL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Freshman forward Rebecca Wagner wasted little time making an impact on the Tribe field hockey program, and reaped the rewards of both conference and national rookie of the week after the opening two game of the season. She garnered both the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Rookie of the Week and the womensfieldhockey.com National Rookie of the Week honors, following a weekend in which she scored a trio of goals in the Tribe s pair of season opening victories. Wagner became the first Tribe player since Shannon Karl in 2002 to take home the CAA weekly award, and the first ever to win the web site accolade for a rookie although Ann Ekberg was named the National Player of the Week by womensfieldhockey.com on Nov. 5, In her first collegiate game against Lock Haven, Wagner scored twice in the second half, propelling the Tribe to a 4-2 victory over the defending Northeast Conference Champions and NCAA Play-in Game participants from last season. She notched her first career goal, redirecting a shot from senior Laura Kastelic into the back of the boards in the 40th minute. The Virginia Beach, Va., native scored the eventual game-winner on a rebound in the 61st minute for her second tally against Lock Haven. She became the first W&M freshman since Lianne Ligtvoet in 2000 to score two goals in one game. Ligtvoet accomplished the feat against Columbia on Oct. 13, In the College s 5-0 win over Fairfield on Sunday, Wagner tallied the game-winner on a pass from redshirt freshman Alexis Gerber to start the scoring in the 24th minute. YOUTH IS SERVED A glance at the Tribe roster would easily explain how young W&M is in The roster features 24 players, 18 of which are listed as freshmen, redshirt freshmen and sophomores. While the College will lean on its core of returning upperclassmen, it is inevitable that a lot will fall on the shoulders of younger players. In the early going, it appears that the Tribe s youth is not only up to the task, but promoting a bright future for the College as well. In its victories over Lock Haven and Fairfield, the Tribe used lineups that featured 19 and 20 players, respectively. Underclassmen composed 14 of those players, including six who made their first collegiate starts. Freshmen Danielle Scissom and Erica Eng along with redshirt freshmen Alexis Gerber and Maura Checchio started the first games of their collegiate careers in the opener against Lock Haven, while sophomore Courtney Farino and freshman Liz Loudy made their first starts against Fairfield. In total, 15 of the Tribe s 32 goals on the year have been scored by underclassmen, while 36 of the Tribe s 88 points have been registered by freshmen, redshirt freshmen and sophomores. Freshmen Rebecca Wagner and Jenna Cinalli scored their first collegiate goals in the victory over Lock Haven, while Gerber and sophomore Kaitlin Johnson pulled the trick against Fairfield. at VCU/at #8 James Madison STX/NFHCA TOP 20 Oct North Carolina (31) 2. Maryland (13) 3. Wake Forest Michigan Iowa Connecticut Michigan State James Madison Penn State Duke Old Dominion Boston College Louisville Boston University Ohio Albany American Syracuse Virginia Princeton Also Receiving Votes: Villanova (49), Temple (31), Providence (30), California (28), Indiana (18), Drexel (6), Northeastern (6), Stanford (4), Vermont (4), VCU (4), Rutgers (3), Ohio State (2), Columbia (1), Kent State (1), Siena (1), W&M (1). CAA RANKINGS Team 3rd in Penalty Corners (91) T-3rd in Shutouts (4) 4th in Scoring Margin (0.40) 4th in Assists (24) 5th in Scoring Average (2.13) Individuals Points 4. Kim Hedley Goals T5. Kim Hedley... 6 Assists T3. Kim Hedley... 6 T7. Laura Kastelic...5 Game-Winning Goals T5. Jenna Cinalli...2 T5. Rebecca Wagner...2 Defensive Saves T4. Katie Broaddus...2 T8. Laura Kastelic...1 T8. Jenna Cinalli...1 Saves 4. Gwen Hunter...70 Goals Against Average 6. Gwen Hunter Shutouts T5. Gwen Hunter...1 Save Percentage 5. Gwen Hunter

5 at VCU/at #8 James Madison Page 5 NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS. CL./EL. HT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 1 Camilla Hill GK Fr./Fr. 5-6 Williamsburg, Va./Jamestown 2 Lauren Giles MF/F Jr./Jr. 5-1 Williamsburg, Va./Jamestown 3 Kaitlin Johnson D/MF Jr./So. 5-4 East Setauket, N.Y./Ward Melville 4 Mikala Savaides MF/F Fr./Fr. 5-5 Burke, Va./Lake Braddock 5 Rebecca Wagner F Fr./Fr. 5-5 Virginia Beach, Va./Princess Anne 6 Wesley Drew MF/F So./So. 5-7 Virginia Beach, Va./Frank W. Cox 7 Michelle Krewinghaus MF/F Fr./Fr. 5-4 Yorktown, Va./Tabb 8 Jenna Cinalli F Fr./Fr. 5-7 Fredericksburg, Va./Chancellor 9 Danielle Scissom D Fr./Fr. 5-7 Virginia Beach, Va./Cox 10 Courtney Farino D/MF So./So. 5-4 Virginia Beach, Va./Princess Anne 11 Kim Hedley F Sr./Sr. 5-8 Virginia Beach, Va./Kempsville 12 Katie Broaddus D/MF Jr./Jr. 5-6 Clifton, Va./Centreville 13 Alexis Gerber MF So./Fr. 5-4 Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga 14 Elizabeth Loudy MF/D Fr./Fr. 5-5 Midlothian, Va./James River 15 Jennifer Harr D Fr./Fr. 5-5 Virginia Beach, Va./Cox 16 Jessica Kacerek MF/F Sr./Sr. 5-7 Washington, N.J./Warren Hills 17 Maura Checchio D So./Fr. 5-3 Virginia Beach, Va./First Colonial 18 Laura Kastelic D Sr./Sr. 5-8 Hummelstown, Pa./Lower Dauphin 20 Sarah Louie MF/F So./So. 5-7 Lancaster, Pa./Hempfield 21 Erica Eng D/MF/F Fr./Fr. 5-4 Morristown, N.J./Madison 22 Kelsey Nawalinski MF Fr./Fr. 5-4 Downingtown, Pa./Villa Maria Academy 24 Kelsey Jackson MF/F So./So. 5-4 Belmont, Maine/Belfast Area 50 Carrie Thompson GK So./Fr. 5-4 Fredericksburg, Va./Stafford 52 Gwen Hunter GK Sr./Sr. 5-4 Seaville, N.J./Ocean City HEAD COACH Peel Hawthorne (William and Mary, 1980) Record at William and Mary /21st season Record overall /25th season ASSISTANT COACHES Quan Nim Anderson (Iowa, 1999) - Seventh season Kristen McCann (North Carolina, 2001) - First season Tess Ellis - 12th season PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Maura Checchio...MAR-a Chech - io Lauren Giles... JAI ulls Courtney Farino...Far-EE-no Jessica Kacerek... CA - sir - rak Laura Kastelic...ka - STELL - ic Michelle Krewinghaus...Crew-ing-house Kesley Nawalinski...Knaw-len-ski Mikala Savaides...Ma-kay-la Suv -aid-ees Danielle Scissom...Sizz-um ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS FRESHMEN (10): Jenna Cinalli, Erica Eng, Jennifer Harr, Camilla Hill, Michelle Krewinghaus, Elizabeth Loudy, Kelsey Nawalinski, Mikala Savaides, Danielle Scissom, Rebecca Wagner REDSHIRT FRESHMEN (3): Maura Checchio, Alexis Gerber, Carrie Thompson SOPHOMORES (5): Wesley Drew, Courtney Farino, Kelsey Jackson, Kaitlin Johnson, Sarah Louie JUNIORS (2): Katie Broaddus, Lauren Giles SENIORS (4): Kim Hedley, Gwen Hunter, Jessica Kacerek, Laura Kastelic BY STATE MAINE (1): Kelsey Jackson NEW JERSEY (3): Erica Eng, Gwen Hunter, Jessica Kacerek NEW YORK (1): Kaitlin Johnson PENNSYLVANIA (4): Alexis Gerber, Sarah Louie, Laura Kastelic Kelsey Nawalinski VIRGINIA (15): Katie Broaddus, Maura Checchio, Jenna Cinalli, Wesley Drew, Courtney Farino, Lauren Giles, Jennifer Harr, Kim Hedley, Camilla Hill, Michelle Krewinghaus, Elizabeth Loudy, Mikala Savaides, Danielle Scissom, Carrie Thompson, Rebecca Wagner BY POSITION GOALKEEPERS (3): Camilla Hill, Gwen Hunter, Carrie Thompson DEFENDERS (9): Katie Broaddus, Maura Checchio, Erica Eng, Courtney Farino, Jennifer Harr, Kaitlin Johnson, Laura Kastelic, Elizabeth Loudy, Danielle Scissom MIDFIELDERS (13): Katie Broaddus, Wesley Drew, Erica Eng, Courtney Farino, Alexis Gerber, Kelsey Jackson, Kaitlin Johnson, Jessica Kacerek, Michelle Krewinghaus, Elizabeth Loudy, Sarah Louis, Kelsey Nawalinski, Mikala Savaides FORWARDS (10): Jenna Cinalli, Wesley Drew, Erica Eng, Lauren Giles, Kim Hedley, Kelsey Jackson, Jessica Kacerek, Michelle Krewinghaus, Sarah Louie, Rebecca Wagner

6 Page 6 at VCU/at #8 James Madison STARTING LINEUP BY GAME OPPONENT F F F MF CB MF HB FB FB HB GK Lock Haven Giles Hedley Gerber Eng Kacerek Drew Scissom Kastelic Broaddus Checchio Hunter Fairfield Giles Hedley Gerber Loudy Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Checchio Hunter Duke Giles Hedley Gerber Loudy Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Checchio Hunter Iowa Wagner Hedley Gerber Giles Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Checchio Hunter Miami (Ohio) Giles Hedley Gerber Loudy Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Checchio Hunter Longwood Giles Hedley Gerber Eng Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Checchio Hunter Virginia Giles Hedley Gerber Eng Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Checchio Hunter Northeastern Giles Hedley Wagner Cinalli Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Eng Hunter Radford Giles Hedley Wagner Cinalli Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Eng Hunter Delaware Giles Hedley Wagner Cinalli Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Checchio Hunter Towson Giles Hedley Wagner Cinalli Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Checchio Hunter Drexel Giles Hedley Louie Cinalli Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Checchio Hunter Hofstra Giles Hedley Gerber Cinalli Kacerek Drew Farino Kastelic Broaddus Checchio Hunter North Carolina Giles Krewinghaus Louie Cinalli Kacerek Hedley Farino Kastliec Broaddu Drew Hunter Appalachian St. Giles Krewinghaus Louie Cinalli Kacerek Hedley Farino Kastliec Broaddu Drew Hunter VCU James Madison Old Dominion F STARTING LINEUP BY POSITION F MF Giles 14 Wagner 1 F Krewinghaus 2 Hedley 13 Louie 3 Gerber 8 Wagner 4 MF Cinalli 8 Eng 3 Loudy 3 Giles 1 CB Kacerek 15 Hedley 2 Drew 13 HB FB FB HB Farino 14 Scissom 1 Broaddus 15 Kastelic 15 Drew 2 Checchio 11 Eng 2 GK Hunter 15

7 2007 William and Mary Field Hockey William and Mary Game Results (as of Oct 14, 2007) All games Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Attend Goals scored Aug 25, 2007 LOCK HAVEN W Hedley, Kim (unassisted) Wagner, Rebecca (Kastelic, Laura) Wagner, Rebecca (unassisted) Cinalli, Jenna (Giles, Lauren) Aug 26, 2007 FAIRFIELD W Wagner, Rebecca (Gerber, Alexis) Kastelic, Laura (Hedley, Kim) Gerber, Alexis (Giles, Lauren) Louie, Sarah (Drew, Wesley) Johnson, Kaitlin (unassisted) Sep 01, 2007 at #4 Duke 0-3 L Sep 03, 2007 vs #10 Iowa 0-1 L Sep 08, 2007 MIAMI (OHIO) W Drew, Wesley (unassisted) Drew, Wesley (unassisted) Cinalli, Jenna (unassisted) Sep 12, 2007 LONGWOOD W Kastelic, Laura (Kacerek, Jessica) Hedley, Kim (Drew, Wesley) Giles, Lauren (Kastelic, Laura) Kacerek, Jessica (Drew, Wesley) Sep 14, 2007 at #17 Virginia 1-2 L Hedley, Kim (Kacerek, Jessica) * Sep 21, 2007 NORTHEASTERN W Cinalli, Jenna (Wagner, Rebecca) Sep 23, 2007 RADFORD W Giles, Lauren (Kastelic, Laura) Jackson, Kelsey (unassisted) Giles, Lauren (Wagner, Rebecca) Kacerek, Jessica (Kastelic, Laura) * Sep 28, 2007 at #18 Delaware 2-4 L Broaddus, Katie (Hedley, Kim) Broaddus, Katie (Hedley, Kim;Kacerek, Jessica) * Sep 30, 2007 at Towson University 2-3 L Hedley, Kim (unassisted) Louie, Sarah (Hedley, Kim) * Oct 05, 2007 DREXEL 0-2 L * Oct 07, 2007 HOFSTRA 0-2 L Oct 12, 2007 #1 NORTH CAROLINA 2-4 L Hedley, Kim (unassisted) Kacerek, Jessica (Kastelic, Laura) Oct 14, 2007 APPALACHIAN STATE W Gerber, Alexis (unassisted) Kastelic, Laura (Kacerek, Jessica;Hedley, Kim) Jackson, Kelsey (Hedley, Kim) Hedley, Kim (Giles, Lauren) TEAM RECORD W-L-T ATTEND Dates Total Average Overall: Total: Conference: Home: Home: Away: Away: Neutral: Neutral: Overtime:

8 2007 William and Mary Field Hockey William and Mary Overall Team Statistics (as of Oct 14, 2007) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS W&M OPP SHOT STATISTICS... Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored average Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists PENALTY CORNERS PENALTY STROKES PENALTIES... Green cards Yellow cards Red cards ATTENDANCE... Total Dates/Avg Per Date... 10/134 4/141 Neutral Site #/Avg... 1/75 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total PENALTY CORNERS 1st 2nd Total William and Mary William and Mary Opponents Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total William and Mary Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total William and Mary Opponents

9 2007 William and Mary Field Hockey William and Mary Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 14, 2007) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: SHOTS ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GC YC-RC GW PS-ATT DSv Hedley, Kim Kastelic, Laura Kacerek, Jessica Giles, Lauren Wagner, Rebecca Drew, Wesley Cinalli, Jenna Gerber, Alexis Broaddus, Katie Louie, Sarah Jackson, Kelsey Johnson, Kaitlin Eng, Erica Krewinghaus, M Loudy, Elizabeth Farino, Courtney Hunter, Gwen Thompson, Carrie Checchio, Maura Scissom, Danielle Total Opponents GOAL AVERAGE--- --SAVES RECORD---- ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho Thompson, Carrie : Hunter, Gwen : TM TEAM 0: Total : Opponents : Team saves: 1 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total PENALTY CORNERS 1st 2nd Total William and Mary William and Mary Opponents Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total ATTENDANCE SUMMARY W&M OPP William and Mary Total Opponents Dates/Avg Per Date... 10/134 4/141 Neutral Site #/Avg... 1/75 SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total William and Mary Opponents