2012 CAVALIER WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES. Game #20 Nov. 2, 2012 WakeMed Soccer Park Cary, N.C.

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1 2012 Schedule/Results 8/10 at #12 Notre Dame (ex) L 0-2 8/12 GEORGETOWN (ex) T 0-0 8/17 #8 PENN STATE [Live] L 1-3 8/19 RADFORD W 5-0 8/22 LIBERTY W 3-0 8/26 UNC WILMINGTON W 2-0 8/31 at Texas 1 [Longhorn Network] W 3-0 9/2 vs. SMU 1 W 2-1 9/7 GEORGE MASON 2 W 3-0 9/9 JAMES MADISON 2 [Live] W 4-1 9/13 NC STATE * [FOX Soccer] W 4-0 9/16 #6 N. CAROLINA * [Live] T 2-2 (2ot) 9/23 at Clemson * [ESPN3] W 1-0 9/27 at #10 Maryland * L 1-3 9/30 #5 DUKE * [ESPNU] W /5 #12 WAKE FOREST * [ACCDN] L /11 at Miami * W /14 at #1 Florida State * [ESPN3] L 0-1 (ot) 10/21 at #22 Virginia Tech * W /25 #22 BOSTON COLLEGE * [Live] W /28 at #8 North Carolina 3 W /2 vs. #2 Florida State 4 [ESPN3] 5:00 pm 11/4 ACC Final 4 [ESPNU] 1:00 pm * ACC game 1 Time Warner Cable Texas Invitational; Austin, Texas 2 Virginia Nike Soccer Classic 3 ACC Quarterfinal 4 ACC Tournament, WakeMed Soccer Park, Cary, N.C. [ACCDN] ACC Digital Network on YouTube [Live] Cavaliers Live webcast on VirginiaSports.com Media Information Steve Kirkland Assistant Athletics Media Relations Director (Women s Soccer Contact) Office: (434) Direct: (434) Cell: (434) skirkland@virginia.edu Game #20 Nov. 2, 2012 WakeMed Soccer Park Cary, N.C. #8 Virginia Cavaliers (14-4-1, ACC) vs. #2 Florida State Seminoles (16-2, 8-2 ACC) Sam Gore, Cat Whitehill TONIGHT S GAME Virginia meets Florida State in a rematch of a 2011 ACC Tournament semifinal UVa is looking for its first ACC final appearance since 2005 The Cavaliers look to beat ranked opponents in four consecutive games for the first time since 1991 ACC TOURNAMENT HISTORY Virginia has an all-time record of in the ACC Tournament UVa is at the tournament during the Steve Swanson era The Cavaliers won the ACC Tournament in 2004 (in Cary) Last year UVa topped Maryland (qtrs) before losing to Florida State (semis) Virginia is in ACC Tournament games played in Cary SERIES HISTORY Virginia leads (Series tied in Cary) After UVa was unbeaten in the first 20 meetings in the series (16-0-4), the Seminoles have won the last three meetings UVa leads in ACC Tournament games THE FIRST MEETING The Seminoles topped the Cavaliers 1-0 in overtime in Tallahassee on Oct. 14 Florida State s goal came off a penalty kick in the 96th minute LAST TIME OUT Virginia posted a 1-0 win at North Carolina in the quarterfinals on Sunday It was the Cavaliers first ever road win in the ACC Tournament Caroline Miller scored the game s lone goal in the 11th minute Miller became the first opposing player in history to score two career game-winning goals at UNC s Fetzer Field Probable Starting Lineup Pos No. Name Yr. GP-GS G-A-P Of Note GK 28 Danielle DeLisle Jr GAA Six shutouts this season D 16 Emily Sonnett Fr st career goal was GWG vs. BC D 4 Morgan Stith Jr Had 1st career assist vs. Liberty D 13 Molly Menchel Jr Top scoring defender in ACC in 11 D 12 Shasta Fisher Jr First goal of season at Va Tech M 24 Danielle Colaprico So Goal and assist vs. JMU M 8 Julia Roberts Sr goals off direct FK in 2011 M 6 Morgan Brian So Hermann Trophy Watch List F 10 Caroline Miller Sr goals in ACC play led league F 23 Erica Hollenberg Sr GWG at Clemson F 9 Makenzy Doniak Fr Scored in first five games of career

2 National Rankings SOCCER AMERICA 1. Stanford Florida State UCLA Penn State BYU Wake Forest Maryland VIRGINIA San Diego State Marquette North Carolina Duke West Virginia Baylor Florida Texas A&M California Georgetown Denver Notre Dame Ohio State Portland Santa Clara Tennessee LaSalle Navy NSCAA 1. Stanford UCLA Penn State BYU Florida State San Diego State VIRGINIA Wake Forest Maryland Florida North Carolina Texas A&M Georgetown Baylor Marquette Duke West Virginia Santa Clara Tennessee UCF Ohio State Pepperdine California Virginia Tech Notre Dame RANKINGS HISTORY Date SA NSCAA TDS ST Pre / / (t) 9/ / / / (t) 10/ / / / / IN THE RANKINGS UVa: #8 (Soccer America), #7 (NSCAA), #11 (TopDrawerSoccer) FSU: #2 (Soccer America), #5 (NSCAA), #4 (TopDrawerSoccer) MILLER NAMED ACC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Caroline Miller named the 2012 ACC Offensive Player of the Year She is the second Cavalier to win the award (Sinead Farrelly-2010) and the seventh Virginia player to be recognized as an ACC Player of the Year Miller led the ACC with 10 goals and 23 points during conference play Her 10 goals were the most in ACC play since UNC s Casey Nogueira had 13 goals during the 2008 conference season She had four multi-goal games in conference play, no one else in the ACC had more than two this season It is the second straight season she has led the league in goals in conference games (T-1st with FSU s Tiffany McCarty with 7 goals in 2011) ACC-OLADES Caroline Miller was named ACC Offensive Player of the Year Caroline Miller and Morgan Brian were named to the All-ACC First Team, becoming the 12th and 13th Cavaliers to be multiple-time first-team selections Makenzy Doniak and Emily Sonnett were named to the ACC All-Freshman Team MILLER REPEATS AS ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK Caroline Miller was honored as ACC Player of the Week on Oct. 30 after her one goal, one assist performance in the 5-1 win over Boston College It was her second straight honor as she was ACC Co-Player of the Week on Oct. 23 Her five career ACC Player of the Week honors are the most in school history ITS MILLER TIME Caroline Miller had her fourth multi-goal game of the season at Va. Tech (10/21) All four of her multi-goal games this season have come in ACC play Of her 10 career multi-goal games, seven have been against ACC opponents and four have been against top-10 opponents MILLER SHINES AS CAVALIERS ROAST THE HOKIES Caroline Miller tied a school record with seven points (3G, 1A) in the 5-0 win at Virginia Tech on Oct. 21 It was her second career hat trick and just the third by a Cavalier against an ACC foe MILLER CRACKS TOP 10 LIST Caroline Miller enters the game with 39 career goals, 3rd in school history Of her 39 career goals, 20 have come against ACC opponents Her 94 career points rank fourth in school history BIG WIN Virginia s 1-0 win over No. 5 Duke was its first ranked win of the season It marked the fourth consecutive year the Cavaliers have defeated a top-five opponent MILLER HONORED Caroline Miller was named NSCAA National Player of the Week on Sept. 19 Miller had two goals against both NC State and North Carolina the previous week She became the first Cavalier since Angela Hucles in 1996 to score twice in consecutive ACC games

3 MAK ON THE ATTACK Makenzy Doniak is second on the team with 23 points She is the first Virginia player to score in each of the first five games of a season Her five-game scoring streak was the longest by a Cavalier since Lindsay Gusick s six-game streak in the middle of the 2004 season Her streak of scoring in the first five games of her career was the longest by an ACC player since Kim Patrick of North Carolina scored in her first seven games in 1999 DONIAK HONORED Makenzy Doniak was named the TopDrawerSoccer.com National Player of the Week on Aug. 27 She scored three goals in the wins over Liberty (two goals) and UNCW (GWG) She was also named to the Soccer America Team of the Week WORLD CHAMPIONS Head coach Steve Swanson and sophomore midfielder Morgan Brian returned to the team on Sept. 13 after missing the first eight games due to duty with the United States at the FIFA U-20 Women s World Cup in Japan The USA won the championship with a 1-0 win over Germany on Saturday Brian started all six games of the tournament and scored the game-winning goal in the 2-0 semifinal win over Nigeria SWANSON RECOGNIZED BY FIFA Head coach Steve Swanson was named to the shortlist for the FIFA World Coach of the Year in Women s Football on Oct. 25 He is one of 10 coaches named to the list FIFA will announce the three finalists in November and the winner in January DUO NAMED TO HERMANN TROPHY WATCH LIST Morgan Brian and Caroline Miller were among the 38 players named to the Hermann Trophy Watch List The Missouri Athletic Club will name 15 semifinalists in November CAVALIERS FIFTH IN ACC POLL Virginia was chosen fifth in the preseason poll of the league s coaches UVa was behind Duke, Wake Forest, Florida State and North Carolina After UVa, Boston College, Maryland, Virginia Tech, Miami, NC State and Clemson rounded out the poll Single Season Record Book GOALS 1. Angela Hucles (1997) Lindsay Gusick (2001) 17 Angela Hucles (1996) Lindsay Gusick (2004) Caroline Miller (2011) Caroline Miller (2012) Angela Hucles (1998) 13 Andrea Rubio (1990) 13 Janet Caswell (1987) Five Tied 12 POINTS 1. Angela Hucles (1997) Lindsay Gusick (2004) Lindsay Gusick (2001) Andrea Rubio (1990) Angela Hucles (1998) 34 Angela Hucles (1996) 34 Caroline Miller (2011) Janet Caswell (1987) Caroline Miller (2012) Shannon Foley (2004) 31 Sinead Farrelly (2010) 31 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 1. Chantel Jones (2007) Christina de Vries (2004) Danielle DeLisle (2012) Andrea Rippe (1990) 0.67 Chantel Jones (2010) Andrea Rippe (1988) Shelly Shreve (1988) Chantel Jones (2009) 0.77 Chantel Jones (2011) Christina de Vries (2006) 0.78 UP NEXT Today s winner will play the Maryland-Wake Forest winner in Sunday s final The final will start at 1 p.m. and air live on ESPNU The Cavaliers lost to both teams in the regular season, falling 3-1 at Maryland and 2-1 to Wake Forest

4 The Last Time TEAM Home Win: 10/25/ vs. Boston College last home game Home Loss: 10/5/ vs. Wake 2 home games ago Away Win: 10/28/ at North Carolina last away game Away Loss: 10/14/ (ot) at Florida St 3 away games ago OT Win: 10/13/ at NC State 3 OT games ago OT Loss: 10/14/ at Florida State last OT game Conf. Win (Reg) 10/25/ vs. Boston College last ACC reg. season game Conf. Win (Overall): 10/28/ at North Carolina last ACC game Conf. Loss (Reg): 10/14/ (ot) at Florida St 3 ACC reg. season games ago Conf. Loss (Overall): 10/14/ (ot) at Florida St 4 ACC games ago Non-Conf. Win: 9/9/ vs. James Madison last non-conf. game Non-Conf. Loss: 8/17/ vs. Penn State 8 non-conf. games ago TEAM - SITUATIONAL Win When Trailing 10/25/ vs. Boston College (down 1-0 after 33 min) Win When Trailing by 2 goals 11/15/ at Penn State (down 2-0 after 37 min) Win When Trailing at halftime 10/25/ vs. Boston College (down 1-0 at halftime) Win When Trailing After 60th min 8/30/ vs. St. John s (down 1-0 after 72 min) Loss When Leading 10/5/ vs. Wake (led 1-0 after 32 min) Loss When Leading by 2 goals 9/6/ (ot) at UCLA (led 2-0 after 39 min) Loss When Leading at halftime 10/5/ vs. Wake (led 1-0 at halftime) Loss When Leading After 60th min 10/5/ vs. Wake (led 1-0 after 69 min) GOALS SCORED 0 goals: 10/14/ (ot) at Florida St 4 games ago at least 1 goal: 10/28/ at North Carolina last game at least 2 goals: 10/25/ vs. Boston College 2 games ago at least 3 goals: 10/25/ vs. Boston College 2 games ago at least 4 goals: 10/25/ vs. Boston College 2 games ago at least 5 goals: 10/25/ vs. Boston College 2 games ago at least 6 goals: 8/26/ vs. Liberty 41 games ago 7+ goals: 8/26/ vs. Liberty 41 games ago GOALS ALLOWED Shutout: 10/28/ at North Carolina last game at least 1 goal: 10/25/ vs. Boston College 2 games ago at least 2 goal: 10/5/ vs. Wake 6 games ago at least 3 goal: 9/27/ at Maryland 8 games ago 4+ goals: 10/24/ vs. North Carolina 95 games ago INDIVIDUAL Hat Trick: 10/21/12 Caroline Miller at Virginia Tech 3 games ago Multi-Goal Game: 10/21/12 Caroline Miller (3) at Virginia Tech 3 games ago 5+ points: 10/21/12 Caroline Miller (7) at Virginia Tech 3 games ago 2+ assists: 8/19/12 Makenzy Doniak (2) vs. Radford 18 games ago Shutout: 10/28/12 Danielle DeLisle at North Carolina last game INDIVIDUAL-AGAINST Hat Trick: 11/25/05 Danesha Adams, UCLA (4 goals) 156 games ago Multi-Goal Game: 9/27/12 Olivia Wagner (2), Maryland 8 games ago 5+ points 9/11/11 Maya Hayes (5), Penn State 36 games ago 2+ assists 10/24/08 Casey Nogueira (2), North Carolina 95 games ago Shutout: 10/14/12 Kelsey Wys, Florida State 4 games ago AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS* Last Ranked Win 10/28/12 W 1-0 at #8 North Carolina - At Home 10/25/12 W 5-1 vs. #22 Boston College - On the Road 10/28/12 W 1-0 at #8 North Carolina Last Top 10 Win 10/28/12 W 1-0 at #8 North Carolina - At Home 9/30/12 W 1-0 vs. #5 Duke - On the Road 10/28/12 W 1-0 at #8 North Carolina Last Upset 10/28/12 W 1-0 at #8 North Carolina (UVa was #10) - At Home 10/3/11 W 4-1 vs. #7 Maryland (UVa was #17) - On the Road 10/28/12 W 1-0 at #8 North Carolina (UVa was #10) - Biggest Upset 10/30/09 W 1-0 vs. #4 Florida State (UVa was NR) Highest Ranked Win 10/3/10 W 3-2 (ot) vs. #1 Boston College - At Home 10/3/10 W 3-2 (ot) vs. #1 Boston College - On Road 9/5/99 W 2-0 at #4 Portland * Soccer America Rankings

5 Career Statistics No. Name GP-GS Min G A Pts. Shots GWG GWA 10 Caroline Miller Gloria Douglas Julia Roberts Morgan Brian Erica Hollenberg Molly Menchel Kate Norbo Makenzy Doniak Danielle Colaprico Kaili Torres Olivia Brannon Amber Fry Shasta Fisher Emily Sonnett Emily Carrollo Morgan Stith Mary Morgan Brittany Ratcliffe Lia Bellizzi Campbell Millar Julia Sroba Kristen McNabb 0-0 No. Name GP-GS Min GA GAA Saves ShO Record 28 Danielle DeLisle Churchill O Connell Carrie Wisman Jessie Ferrari 0-0 Current Career Record Book GOALS 1. Angela Hucles ( ) Lindsay Gusick ( ) Caroline Miller (2009-pres.) Andrea Rubio ( ) 36 Meghan Lenczyk ( ) Amanda Cromwell ( ) 35 Janet Caswell ( ) Gayle Smith ( ) Lori Lindsey ( ) Kelly Hammond ( ) 32 Jess Rostedt ( ) 32 POINTS 1. Angela Hucles ( ) Lindsay Gusick ( ) Andrea Rubio ( ) Caroline Miller (2009-pres.) Gayle Smith ( ) 90 Shannon Foley ( ) Janet Caswell ( ) 85 Meghan Lenczyk ( ) Lauren Alwine ( ) 84 Sinead Farrelly ( ) 84 Amanda Cromwell ( ) 84

6 2012 Roster No. Name Pos. Class Ht. Hometown/High School 0 Carrie Wisman GK Sr. 5-4 Bristol, Va./Virginia 1 Churchill O Connell GK So McLean, Va./The Potomac School 2 Kate Norbo M Jr. 5-6 Roanoke, Va./Patrick Henry 3 Amber Fry F/M Jr. 5-6 Northfield, Ill./New Trier 4 Morgan Stith D Jr. 5-4 Montclair, N.J./Montclair 5 Olivia Brannon M/D So. 5-7 Troy, Mich./Athens 6 Morgan Brian M So. 5-7 St. Simons Island, Ga./Frederica Academy 7 Gloria Douglas F Jr. 5-9 Fayetteville, N.C./Fayetteville Academy 8 Julia Roberts M Sr. 5-9 Frederick, Md./Urbana 9 Makenzy Doniak F Fr. 5-8 Chino Hills, Calif./Ayala 10 Caroline Miller F Sr. 5-5 Rockville, Md./Walter Johnson 11 Brittany Ratcliffe F/D Fr. 5-4 Williamstown, N.J./Paul VI 12 Shasta Fisher M/D Jr. 5-7 Saugus, Calif./Saugus 13 Molly Menchel D/F Jr. 5-4 Alexandria, Va./Edison 14 Kristen McNabb D Fr. 5-5 Montville, N.J./Montville Township 15 Lia Bellizzi F/M So. 5-2 Rye, N.Y./Rye 16 Emily Sonnett M Fr. 5-7 Marietta, Ga./Fellowship Christian 17 Kaili Torres F So. 5-7 Fleming Island, Fla./St. John s Country Day 19 Emily Carrollo D/F Jr. 5-5 Sussex, N.J./Pope John XXIII 20 Campbell Millar M So. 5-8 McLean, Va./The Potomac School 21 Mary Morgan F So. 5-8 Norfolk, Va./Maury 22 Julia Sroba F So. 5-7 Manakin-Sabot, Va./Collegiate 23 Erica Hollenberg F/M Sr. 5-2 Fairfax Station, Va./South County 24 Danielle Colaprico F/M So. 5-3 Freehold, N.J./Red Bank Catholic 28 Danielle DeLisle GK Jr. 5-8 Baltimore, Md./Loch Raven 29 Jessie Ferrari GK Fr. 5-8 Fairfax, Va./W.T. Woodson Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: Volunteer Asst. Coach: Admin. Operations Asst.: Athletic Trainer: Media Relations: Steve Swanson (Michigan State 84/13th season) Kerry Dziczkaniec (George Washington 93/seventh season) Ron Raab (William & Mary 89/10th season) Jen Bhalla (Rutgers 97/fifth season) Jaime Frias (Centenary 00/third season) Bill Parente (UCLA 96/11th season) Steve Kirkland (Penn State 01/11th season) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 0 Carrie Wisman (WISS-man) 9 Makenzy Doniak (don-knee-ack) 10 Caroline Miller (caro-line) 12 Shasta Fisher (sha-sta) 13 Molly Menchel (men-chell) 15 Lia Bellizzi (bell-eetz-ee) 17 Kaili Torres (KY-lee) 24 Danielle Colaprico (COLE-ah-PRE-co) 28 Danielle DeLisle (dee-lyle) Kerry Dziczkaniec (diss-conn-iss)

7 PLAYER PROFILES #0 Carrie Wisman Sr. GK Made first career start vs. BC and made 1 save Played 10 shutout minutes vs. Radford #1 Churchill O Connell So. GK Appeared in 8 games, starting one Had a 216 minute shutout streak in August Made collegiate debut vs. Penn State #2 Kate Norbo Jr. M Appeared in all 19 games, starting 14 Scored GWG vs. Radford Goal vs. James Madison, NC State & Miami Had a five-game point streak earlier this season #3 Amber Fry Jr. F Appeared in 14 games this season Assist vs. JMU #6 Morgan Brian So. M All-ACC First Team Missed first nine games while at U-20 World Cup Assist vs. UNC in season-debut Assist in last three games (VT, BC, UNC) Preseason Hermann Trophy Watch List Preseason All-American #9 Makenzy Doniak Fr. F ACC All-Freshman Team 1st UVa player to score a goal in each of the first five games of a season Had two goals vs. Liberty GWG in 88th minute vs. #5 Duke TopDrawerSoccer Natl Player of the Week (8/27) #12 Shasta Fisher Jr. D/M Appeared in18 games, starting 13 Goal at Virginia Tech #15 Lia Bellizzi So. M/F Appeared in 4 games this season #19 Emily Carrollo Jr. D Appeared in 15 games, starting three #4 Morgan Stith Jr. D Appeared in 18 games, starting 17 Had first career assist vs. Liberty Assist vs. Boston College #7 Gloria Douglas Jr. F Appeared in all 19 games, starting five Scored a goal vs. Radford Goal vs. JMU Goal at Virginia Tech Assist vs. Boston College #10 Caroline Miller Sr. F ACC Offensive Player of the Year Led ACC with 10 goals in conference play Three goals, one assist at Virginia Tech Two goals vs. NC State, UNC & Miami ACC Player of the Week (10/23) NSCAA National Player of the Week (9/19) #13 Molly Menchel Jr. D Started all 19 games this season GWG at Texas Two goals vs. George Mason Goal vs. Boston College Had an assist vs. UNC Wilmington Virginia Nike Soccer Classic MVP #16 Emily Sonnett Fr. M/D ACC All-Freshman Team Appeared in all 19 games, starting 11 1st career goal was GWG vs. Boston College Made collegiate debut vs. Penn State #20 Campbell Millar So. M Appeared in 7 games this season #5 Olivia Brannon So. D Appeared in 15 games, starting 13 GWG vs. NC State Goal vs. Wake Forest Had an assist vs. Liberty Texas Invitational Defensive MVP Virginia Nike Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team #8 Julia Roberts Sr. M Started all 19 games this season Goal off free kick vs. SMU Two assists vs. JMU Texas Invitational All-Tournament Team Virginia Nike Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team #11 Brittany Ratcliffe Fr. D/M Appeared in 15 games First career assist at Texas Made collegiate debut vs. Radford #14 Kristen McNabb Fr. D Will miss entire season due to injury #17 Kaili Torres So. F Appeared in all 19 games, starting four Had goal and assist vs. Radford Goal vs. George Mason Goal at Maryland Goal vs. Boston College Assist vs. NC State and Wake #21 Mary Morgan So. F Appeared in 6 games this season Had first career assist vs. Radford #22 Julia Sroba So. F Appeared in 4 games this season Made collegiate debut vs. Radford #28 Danielle DeLisle Jr. GK Appeared in all 19 games, starting 17 Had a 454 minute shutout streak this season First career shutout vs. NC State Has six shutouts this season #23 Erica Hollenberg Sr. M/F Appeared in all 19 games, starting 18 Game-winning goal at Clemson Assist vs. PSU, Radford, NC State, UNC & BC #29 Jessie Ferrari Fr. GK Has not seen game action this season #24 Danielle Colaprico So. M/F Appeared in all 19 games, starting 13 Had a goal vs Radford and UNCW Goal and assist vs. JMU Goal vs. Boston College Four assists in ACC play Virginia Nike Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team

8 MISCELLANEOUS STATS GOAL SCORING By Minute UVa Opp OT 0 1 How Scored UVa Opp Run of Play 39 8 Set Pieces Off Corner Kick Direct Free Kick Indirect off Free Kick Penalty Kick 1 2 Own Goals For 0 0 Right Foot 26 9 Left Foot 18 3 Header 3 2 Other yds out yds out yds out 13 4 GAME SITUATION TIME Game Tied: 765:45 Virginia Ahead: 896:27 - By 1 goal: 496:06 - By 2+ goals: 400:21 Opponent Ahead: 94:00 - By 1 goal: 88:19 - By 2+ goals: 5:41 RECORD BREAKDOWN LOCATION Home: Away: Neutral: TIME OF DAY Day: Night: DAY OF THE WEEK Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Sunday: OPPONENTS Ranked*: Unranked: * in Soccer America or NSCAA poll FIRST GOAL SCORED Virginia: Opponent: AT HALFTIME Virginia Ahead: Tied: Opponent Ahead: MORE SHOTS Virginia: Opponent: Tied: UNIFORMS White: Blue: Orange: STREAKS CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A GOAL 5 Makenzy Doniak (8/17-8/31) 3 Caroline Miller (10/21-10/28) - ACTIVE 2 Caroline Miller (8/31-9/2) 2 Kate Norbo (9/9-9/13) 2 Caroline Miller (9/13-9/16) CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AN ASSIST 3 Kate Norbo (8/31-9/7) 3 Morgan Brian (10/21-10/28) - ACTIVE 2 Erica Hollenberg (8/17-8/19) 2 Danielle Colaprico (9/9-9/13) 2 Julia Roberts (9/9-9/13) 2 Erica Hollenberg (9/13-9/16) 2 Caroline Miller (10/21-10/25) CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A POINT 5 Makenzy Doniak (8/17-8/31) 5 Kate Norbo (8/31-9/13) 3 Makenzy Doniak (9/7-9/13) 3 Erica Hollenberg (9/13-9/23) 3 Caroline Miller (10/21-10/28) - ACTIVE 3 Morgan Brian (10/21-10/28) - ACTIVE 2 Erica Hollenberg (8/17-8/19) 2 Molly Menchel (8/26-8/31) 2 Caroline Miller (8/31-9/2) 2 Danielle Colaprico (9/9-9/13) 2 Julia Roberts (9/9-9/13) 2 Caroline Miller (9/13-9/16) 2 Danielle Colaprico (10/21-10/25) 2 Gloria Douglas (10/21-10/25) - CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT STREAK 454 Danielle DeLisle (8/17-9/16)

9 2012 RESULTS Date Opponent Result Goals (Assists) Goalkeeper of Record 8/17 #8 Penn State L 1-3 Doniak 1 (Hollenberg 1) O Connell (0-1-0) 8/19 Radford W 5-0 Norbo 1 (Torres 1, Hollenberg 2) DeLisle (1-0-0) Doniak 2 (unassisted) Douglas 1 (Doniak 1) Colaprico 1 (Doniak 2) Torres 1 (Morgan 1) 8/22 Liberty W 3-0 Miller 1 (Brannon 1) O Connell (1-1-0) Doniak 3 (Stith 1) Doniak 4 (Miller 1, DeLisle 1) 8/26 UNC Wilmington W 2-0 Doniak 5 (Menchel 1) O Connell (2-1-0) Colaprico 2 (unassisted) 8/31 at Texas W 3-0 Menchel 1 (Norbo 1) DeLisle (2-0-0) Doniak 6 (unassisted) Miller 2 (Ratcliffe 1) 9/2 vs. SMU W 2-1 Miller 3 (Norbo 2) O Connell (3-1-0) Roberts 1 (unassisted) 9/7 George Mason W 3-0 Menchel 2 (Doniak 3, Norbo 3) DeLisle (3-0-0) Menchel 3 (unassisted) Torres 2 (unassisted) 9/9 James Madison W 4-1 Colaprico 3 (Roberts 1) O Connell (4-1-0) Doniak 7 (penalty kick) Douglas 2 (Colaprico 1, Roberts 2) Norbo 2 (Fry 1) 9/13 NC State W 4-0 Brannon 1 (Colaprico 2, Hollenberg 3) DeLisle (4-0-0) Miller 4 (Torres 2) Miller 5 (Roberts 3) Norbo 3 (Doniak 4) 9/16 #6 North Carolina T 2-2 (2ot) Miller 6 (Hollenberg 4) DeLisle (4-0-1) Miller 7 (Brian 1) 9/23 at Clemson W 1-0 Hollenberg 1 (Doniak 5) DeLisle (5-0-1) 9/27 at #10 Maryland L 1-3 Torres 3 (Colaprico 3) DeLisle (5-1-1) 9/30 #5 Duke W 1-0 Doniak 8 (Miller 2) DeLisle (6-1-1) 10/5 #12 Wake Forest L 1-2 Brannon 2 (Torres 3) DeLisle (6-2-1) 10/11 at Miami W 3-0 Miller 8 (unassisted) DeLisle (7-2-1) Norbo 4 (Colaprico 4) Miller 9 (Doniak 6) 10/14 at #1 Florida State L 0-1 (ot) -- DeLisle (7-3-1) 10/21 at #22 Virginia Tech W 5-0 Miller 10 (Colaprico 5) DeLisle (8-3-1) Miller 11 (Brian 2) Miller 12 (Doniak 7) Douglas 3 (Miller 3) Fisher 1 (unassisted) 10/25 #22 Boston College W 5-1 Colaprico 4 (Stith 2) DeLisle (9-3-1) Sonnett 1 (Miller 4) Miller 13 (Hollenberg 5) Menchel 4 (Brian 3) Torres 4 (Douglas 1) 10/28 at #8 N. Carolina (ACC) W 1-0 Miller 14 (Brian 4) DeLisle (10-3-1)

10 The Automated ScoreBook Virginia Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 28, 2012) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% yc rc gwg pk-att 10 Caroline Miller Makenzy Doniak Danielle Colaprico Kaili Torres Kate Norbo Molly Menchel Gloria Douglas Erica Hollenberg Olivia Brannon Julia Roberts Morgan Brian Emily Sonnett Shasta Fisher Morgan Stith Amber Fry Brittany Ratcliffe Mary Morgan Danielle DeLisle Emily Carrollo Lia Bellizzi Campbell Millar Julia Sroba Churchill O'Connell Carrie Wisman Total Opponents Goal Average Saves Record ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho/cbo 0 Carrie Wisman : /1 28 Danielle DeLisle : /5 1 Churchill O'Connell : /5 TM TEAM - 0: /0 Total : Opponents : Team saves: 1 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Virginia Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Virginia Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Virginia Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Virginia Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Virginia Opponents Attendance Summary VA Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 11/1199 7/931 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/689