2008 WILDCATS 6 ANNIE BOSSLET. 5-5 So. Back Ann Arbor, Mich. Ann Arbor Pioneer. 5-3 Sr. Forward Granite City, Ill. Villa Duchesne (Mo.) NUsports.

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1 zoe almquist 5-5 So. Back Ann Arbor, Mich. Ann Arbor Pioneer 6 Played in two games, making first career start against Michigan State (9/22)... One of only three freshmen to make a start... Selected to the NFHCA National Academic Squad. Scored 27 goals and accumulated 24 assists, while lettering for three years of high school in field hockey... Named All-State first-team in Team MVP in... Team finished with back-to-back undefeated seasons against in-state opponents in -6 and won the state championship both years... Participated in the National Futures Tournament in 23, Won AAU Junior Olympics silver medal in... Also lettered in water polo three years... Won the Michigan water polo All- Academic Award and the MHSFHA All-Academic Award in. Personal Born Zoe Lauren Almquist on 6/27/89... Daughter of Lauren Hall and Shellee Almquist... Mother (Shellee) was the first varsity field hockey goalie at the University of Michigan from Mom (Lauren) lettered at NU in field hockey in 1975, and three times at Eastern Michigan University from Major is undeclared. One of three freshmen to appear as a starter... Played in 1 games, starting two... Totaled three points on one goal and one assist... Took six shots... Scored her first collegiate goal in a 3-1 loss to No. 12 Iowa (1/14)... Tallied her first-collegiate assist in NU s 5- romp over Lindenwood (1/9)... Finished tied for the fourth-best shooting percentage on the team. All-Metro first-team selection in 24, second-team pick in 23 and honorable mention in Team MVP in Named team offensive MVP in Team hustle award Team captain senior year... Competed in senior all-star game... USFHA Futures participant from Competed at the USFHA National Festival with club team for three years, winning the U16 gold medal once... Played four years of basketball and soccer and was team captain for both squads... Basketball team MVP in 23-4 and Personal Born Anne Elizabeth Bosslet on 2/23/87... Daughter of Robert and Alissa Bosslet... Majoring in psychology. BOSSLET S CAREER STATS 1/ / / CAREER 42/ ANNIE BOSSLET ALMQUIST S CAREER STATS 2/1 CAREER 2/1 annie bosslet 5-3 Sr. Granite City, Ill. Villa Duchesne (Mo.) 3 Saw key minutes in 13 games providing a spark to the offense... Scored first goal of the year against Ball State (9/3) in a 5-2 win, and also tallied an assist on another goal in the same game... Took six shots on the season, five of which were on goal. Started in all 19 games... Tied for second on the team with five goals on the season... Also tallied two assists and had 12 total points, the third highest on the team... Took 25 shots, 13 of which were on goal... Scored the game-winning goal against Missouri State in the third game of the season (9/1)... Assisted the game-winning goal against Stanford (9/15). 7

2 Alison bullock 5-7 Sr. /Midfield Boyds, Md. Stone Ridge 1 courtney coburn 5-5 Jr. Back Upper Arlington, Ohio Upper Arlington 17 Scored six goals on 13 shots on goal for the season... Recorded a hat trick against Ball State (9/3) with three goals all in the second half of the game in a 5-2 win... Scored Cats first goal of the game against Kent State (9/14), Providence (1/7) and Stanford (1/13)... Took 21 shots, overall... Started in 16 of the Cats 18 games, finishing the season with a career-high 12 points. Played in 17 games, starting Took 12 shots, scoring three goals... Scored the team s first goal of the season against Miami (Ohio) (8/26), and the team s first goal against both Missouri State (9/1) and Maryland (9/1). Played in one game in her freshman year... Recorded no statistics from the midfield/forward position. All-Independent Schools League selection in 21, 22 and Montgomery Journal All-County first team in Team MVP 23 and 24 and two-year captain... Competed in Futures program for six seasons and at the Futures National Tournament for five... Club team is the Ocelots... Won U16 Gold Medal Pool championship at the U.S. Hockey Festival in Also won gold at the California Cup in Member of U-16 AAU silver medal team in 23 and U-19 silver medal team in Also played one year of softball. Selected to the NFHCA National Academic Squad... Competed in one preseason game 8/13 against the Chicago Field Hockey Club, helping lead the Cats to a 3- victory. Selected to the NFHCA National Academic Squad. All-State selection all-league selection... Co-captained the Golden Bears team to an appearance in the Ohio Athletic Association State Qualifying Tournament... NFHCA High School National Academic Squad. Born Courtney Shea Coburn on 2/17/88... Daughter of Shannon Coburn and A.J. Rehlinger... Majoring in psychology. COBURN S CAREER STATS / / CAREER / Born Alison Whitney Bullock on 7/22/87... Daughter of Jerry Bullock and Mary Alice Gresham... Brother, Brian, plays baseball at Coppin State... Majoring in communication studies. BULLOCK S CAREER STATS 1/ 17/ / CAREER 36/ elizabeth dobbs 5-4 Jr. Wellesley, Mass. St. Ignatius (San Francisco) 5 8 ALISON BULLOCK Played significant minutes in 1 games... Scored a goal against California (1/14)... Took five shots, including three on goal. Saw action in all but one game... Started nine of the team s 19 contests... Scored four goals, including the game-winner in overtime against Stanford (9/15)... Scored a goal against both No. 11 Virginia and No. 12 America... Took 34 shots on the year, 24 of which were on goal. High school BVAL first-team all star... BVAL junior of the year... U-19 Can-Am selection... National future elite section... First-team All-American in lacrosse... Member of San Jose Fly club team... Four varsity letters won in field hockey and lacrosse.

3 personal Born Elizabeth Scott Gilbertson-Dobbs on 11/1/87... Daughter of Alex Dobbs and Marina Gilbertson... Father played football for the University of Massachusetts... Plans to major in business. personal Born Alyssa Marie Elmy on 11/18/87... Daughter of James and Linda Elmy... Majoring in environmental sciences. DOBBS CAREER STATS 18/ / CAREER 28/ ELMY S CAREER STATS 19/19 14/13 CAREER 33/32 ALYSSA ELMY ELIZABETH DOBBS Alyssa elmy 5-3 Jr. Midfield/Back Wilkes-Barre, Pa. G.A.R. Memorial 7 stephanie fortson 5-6 Jr. Midfield Lehighton, Pa. Lehighton 18 Inserted into the starting lineup against Ball State (9/3) for first of 13 games on the year... Played in 14 games overall... Expected to anchor the defensive unit in Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for the first time. Only freshman to play in and start all 19 games... Did not register any statistics during season. High school honorable mention all-state... Led school to first field hockey Division II Championship... Helped club team Majestyx win the gold medal in the USFHA U-16 National Futures Championship in Member of National Honor Society... Member of National Honor Roll... Member of the United States Achievement Academyfor Mathematics and Social Studies. Saw key minutes in all 18 games, starting 14 of them... Scored first career goal on a deflection against Iowa (1/25)... Nearly scored on a shot off the post against Michigan (1/21)... Took six shots on the year and also picked up an assist. Started in every game played... Second most starts for a freshman (11)... Did not register any statistics during season. Morning Call All-Area first team, second team Mountain Valley Conference first team and Mountain Valley Conference second-team selection... Academic all-state first team... As a member of the Indians, team won district championship... Class president... National Honor Society secretary... Garnered four varsity field hockey letters. 9

4 Born Stephanie Elizabeth Fortson on 12/4/ Daughter of Kenneth and Robin Fortson... Majoring in political science. FORTSON S CAREER STATS 11/11 18/ CAREER 29/ Born Megan Carol Jamieson on 9/16/89... Daughter of Shelly and Burt Jamieson... Father played basketball, golf and baseball in college at Wittenberg University... Major is undeclared. JAMIESON S CAREER STATS / CAREER / STEPHANIE FORTSON EMILY KYLE 5-6 Sr. Goalkeeper San Francisco, Calif. San Francisco University HS 47 MEGAN JAMIESON 5-8 So. Back Toledo, Ohio Ottawa Hills 23 Selected to the NFHCA National Academic Squad... Did not see game action as a freshman. Started for three years, scoring 21 goals and racking up 24 assists... Named the team MVP and 24 Most Improved player... Named third-team all-state in... Competed in all-star games in both field hockey and basketball... Was the 23 state runner-up, state quarterfinalist in... Named to first-team all-district and all-taac teams in basketball in and... Offensive Player of the Year in and.. Honorable mention all-district performer as a freshman... Also lettered in track three years and softball twice... Named Academic All-Ohio all four years of high school... Academic all-district honoree... Student Council treasurer, Spanish Club president and secretary, sports editor of school newspaper... National Honor Society member. Made 16 starts in 17 appearances on the year... Tallied 98 saves, compiling a 3.27 goals against average... Moved to fifth all-time on NU s saves list with 266 in her career... Recorded a season-high 12 saves against Maryland (8/27)... Recorded at least seven saves in 11 contests... Led the Big Ten in saves (98) and saves per game (5.76)... Earned Academic All- Big Ten honors for the second time... Selected to the U.S. Field Hockey High Performance Midwest Regional Team. Started and played the entire game in all but one of NU s contests... Stopped 123 shots on the year, which moved her into eighth place on the all-time saves list at NU... Started all seven games the Wildcats won... Stopped a career-high 17 shots at Maryland (9/1)... Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors. Appeared in six games, starting two... Saw more action toward end of season... Got the nod as starting goalie for NU s Big Ten Tournament match versus Indiana (11/4)... Logged 267:34 between the pipes... Made 4 total saves... Made 1 saves versus No. 2 Duke (1/28)... Turned in a stellar performance in NU s Big Ten Tournament match versus Indiana, recording 15 saves... Finished eighth in the Big Ten in saves. High school League MVP in team MVP... First-team all-league Second-team all-league in USFHA Futures Elite Won Junior Olympics gold in Participated in Holland international tournament with Futures Elite in 23 and was named Best Goalkeeper... Participated in Barcelona European Hockey Federation Camp of Excellence during the summer of Club team finished first in its pool at the USFHA National Festival in Also played varsity soccer, softball and lacrosse. personal Born Emily Lucie Kyle on 1/14/86... Daughter of Russell and Athena Kyle... Majoring in communication studies. 1

5 KYLE S CAREER STATS Year G/GS Min. GA GAA SV PCT. SHo 6/2 267: /18 131: / : CAREER 41/ : KATIE LYNCH EMILY KYLE katie lynch 5-3 So. Goalkeeper Briarcliff, N.Y. Briarcliff 99 sarah marcincin 5-1 So. Back Bethlehem, Pa. Blair Academy 2 Played in three games, with two starts... Made a team- and season-high 13 saves in a game against Iowa (1/5)... Played second half against Penn State (9/3) making five saves... Selected to the NFHCA National Academic Squad. Two-time Regional All-American, two-time all-state goalkeeper at Briarcliff... Three-time all-section honoree... Participated in the Junior Olympics and the Futures National Championship... Member of the Section-One Golden Dozen... Recorded 67 career saves, along with 35 shutouts... Also was a two-time all-section performer in softball and a three-time team MVP... Named an Academic All-American in high school... Member of the Tri-M musical honors society. Born Katrina Rose Lynch on 11/7/89... Daughter of Sarina and Brian Lynch... Majoring in human communication studies. LYNCH S CAREER STATS Year G/GS Min. GA GAA SV PCT. SHo 3/2 153: CAREER 3/2 153: Earned the most starts for a freshman with seven on the year... Played in 14 games overall... Did not record any statistics from the defensive position... Named to the U.S. Field Hockey High Performance Midwest Regional Team... Selected to the NFHCA National Academic Squad. High school Scored 47 career goals to go along with 4 assists... Scored four goals and had an assist against Peddie Academy in the state playoffs... Named to the New Jersey All-State first team from First- Team All-Mid-Atlantic Prep MAPL All-American nominee in... Blair Academy field hockey prize Played on the Dixie Styx club team for five years... Participated in the National Field Hockey Festival from 23-6, won gold medal in New Jersey first-team all-state in lacrosse in, second-team in and... First-team All-Mid-Atlantic Prep in Blair Academy lacrosse prize in... Third-team all-state, honorable mention All-Mid-Atlantic in basketball in Won the David Avery-Jones Prize for the most outstanding Blair Academy freshman... Named to the Headmaster s List and Commended Student list from personal Born Sarah Elizabeth Marcinin... Born 9/29/88... Daughter of Heather and Robert Marcinin... Major is undeclared. 11

6 MARCINCIN S CAREER STATS 14/8 CAREER 14/8 PLASTER-STRANGE S CAREER STATS / CAREER / Courtney Plaster-STRANGE Sarah Marcincin COURTNEY PLASTER-STRANGE 5-2 Jr. Louisville, Ky. Kentucky Country Day 1 One of three players to start all 18 games... Went on a late-season tear, scoring five goals in the final eight games... Finished second on team in goals scored with five... Scored first goal of season against Iowa (1/5)... Scored two goals, including the game-tying goal, and recorded an assist against Providence (1/7)... First of two goals against Stanford (1/13) proved to be game-winner... Took 2 shots on goal... Played most of the season on the penalty corner unit... Earned first Academic All-Big Ten selection... Selected to the U.S. Field Hockey High Performance Midwest Regional Team. Saw action in 14 games... Scored one goal against Missouri State in a 3-2 victor (9/1)... Took 15 shots on the season. All-American... Regional All-American... Regional All-American... All-American nominee... Four-year varsity letterwinner... Captain of field hockey squad... Second in school history with 57 total goals and 36 career assists... Member of school s high honors throughout high school... Member of National Academic Squad. Born Courtney Brooke Plaster on 6/3/88... Daughter of Dr. John and Becky Strange... Majoring in economics. JILL PUTNAM 5-4 Sr. Midfield Greenfield, Mass. Greenfield 21 Played in all 18 games, starting all but one... Recorded a point in three of team s first four games... Scored game-winning goal against Central Michigan (8/25)... Notched an assist against both Northeastern (8/31) and against Ball State (9/3)... Took 12 shots on the year. Played in 18 of team s 19 games as a sophomore, starting in Scored six goals on the year... Scored two goals against Michigan State (9/3) and had the game-winning goals against both Ball State (8/27) and Kent State (1/16)... Tallied 13 points on the year, the second most on the team... Her 44 shots also were good for second most on NU... Scored at least one point in four of the Wildcats seven wins. Started 18 games in her outstanding freshman campaign... Was the nation s leading freshman goal scorer for much of the season... Led team in points (24) and goals (11)... Recorded two assists... Second on team with 49 shots... Had two game-winning goals... Finished third on the team in shooting percentage (.224)... Scored multiple goals in three matches, including two goals to help NU to a 4-3 win at Fairfield (9/3), two goals to lead NU to a 4-2 win versus Central Michigan (9/9) and two goals in NU s 4-3 loss to No. 12 Iowa (1/4)... Scored eight points in three-match span from Sept. 3-Sept Scored the Cats lone goal versus Michigan... Had the game-winning goal at Bucknell (9/25) and 12

7 versus Central Michigan (9/9)... Tallied both of her assists on the season in NU s 5- win over Lindenwood (1/9)... Scored 16 points in eight games from Sept. 18 through Oct. 16, knocking in seven goals and dishing two assists in that span... Finished season tied for sixth in the Big Ten in goals per game (.61), tied for eighth in shots per game (2.72), tied for ninth in points per game (1.33) and tied for ninth in total goals. High school All-America second-team selection... Four year All-Northern League selection... All-Western Massachusetts Scholastic Team from Team s leading scorer all four years... Springfield Union Athlete of the Week selection in News 4 Athlete of the Week in Named to Senior All-Star game... Named team MVP and best offensive player in Scored winning goal to win Western Massachusetts championship in Scored overtime winning goals in Western Massachusetts semifinal and championship games in Scored 18 points during her career with 75 goals and 3 assists... Club team won gold medal at the National Field Hockey Festival in Also played four years of softball and was team captain... Played two years of basketball... Class representative from Earned highest honors from National Honor Society member... Ranked fourth in class of 117. Personal Born Jillian Page Putnam on 1/12/87... Daughter of Stephen and Nancy Putnam... Sister, Kate, played field hockey for Massachusetts, where she was Rookie of the Year... Majoring in art theory and practice. PUTNAM S CAREER STATS 18/ / / TOTAL 54/ JILL PUTNAM ALEXANDRA QUINN 5-3 Sr. Watertown, Mass. Watertown 15 Named second-team All-Big Ten... One of three players to start all 18 games... Led team in assists (5), points (17), shots (39) and shots on goal (26) and also tied for lead in goals scored with six... Recorded a point in five of the first six games... Scored five goals in the team s first five games... One of two players to record a hat trick in a game, which came against Central Michigan (8/25) and all of which were unassisted... Scored team s first goal against Northeastern (8/31) and recorded the assist in the overtime-winning goal... Assisted on two of three goals against Ball State (9/3) in a 5-2 win... Scored team s lone goal against Maine (9/8) and picked up an assist against both Kent State (9/14) and California (1/14)... Deflected a goal into the cage against Michigan (1/21) to tie the game... Named to the U.S. Field Hockey High Performance Midwest Regional Team. Played in every game game, starting Took 18 shots, scoring on a team-high six... Recorded four assists and had a team-high 16 points... Scored two goals in a 3-1 victory over Yale (9/16)... Scored team s lone goal in conference losses to both Penn State and Michigan... Assisted in the team s game-winning goal against Kent State (1/16)... Scored on a goal and an assist in a 4-3 win against Ball State (8/27). Started every game at the forward/midfield position, the only freshman to play in and start all 19 matches... Recorded eight points on two goals and four assists... Tied for second on team in assists, fifth in total points and sixth in total goals... Took 16 shots... Had a team-high five points versus Lindenwood, scoring twice and assisting on an Ellen Schlafly goal (1/9)... Assisted on Jill Putnam s goal 1:26 into NU s match with Bucknell, to give the Cats a 1- lead (9/25)... Assisted on Northwestern s only goal against Michigan (1/16)... Assisted on Jill Putnam s second goal versus No. 12 Iowa (1/4). Middlesex League MVP in 23 and Boston Globe All-Scholastic Team in 23 and Boston Herald All-Scholastic Team in 23 and News Tribune Player of the Year in 23 and Regional high school All-America in Second-team high school All-America and Best of 6 Massachusetts senior all-star game selection in Team won four League titles, three North Sectional titles, two Eastern Massachusetts titles and two state championships... Scored 99 goals and had 31 assists on her career, including 83 goals and 2 assists as a junior and senior... Club team won gold medals at both the USFHA National Indoor Tournament and the USFHA National Festival in USFHA Futures Elite selection from Also played three years of ice hockey and was a three year captain and all-star selection... Ran track for three years and was named Best Jumper in Class Vice-President as a freshman and sophomore... High Honor Roll academic excellence and citizenship award winner. Born Alexandra Elizabeth Quinn on 1/16/87... Daughter of Charles and Alexandra Quinn... Sister, Lauren, played field hockey at Princeton; sister, Jaclyn, played field hockey at Northeastern; brother, Ryan, runs track at Bates College... Majoring in economics with a minor in business institutions. 13

8 QUINN S CAREER STATS Year G/GS 19/19 19/12 18/18 CAREER 56/49 Shots G A ROBBINS CAREER STATS Pts. GWG Year G/GS / CAREER / Shots G A KENDRA SIRAK Pts. GWG So. Midfield Dallas, Pa. Wyoming Seminary One of two freshmen to see significant minutes on the season... Played in 15 games, starting one... Recorded a shot against California (1/13). ALEX QUINN MARNIE ROBBINS So. /Midfield Milwaukee, Wis. University School Milwaukee 24 Citizens Voice All-Star, 24-5 second-team all-state, 6 all-state first-team... Wyoming Seminary Gold Award winner... District, Conference and State Champion... Finished the season Played on the Pocono/Valley Styx club team... Won the under-16 National Festival Championship in 24.. Won the under-19 National Festival Championship in 24-5, finished second place in... National Indoor under-16 Tournament Championships winner in 23, 5... Johns Hopkins CTY talent search, certificate of distinction... Wendy s Heisman nominee... Certificate of merit from the Pennsylvania Higher Education Association... Henderson Scholarship recipient. Born Kendra Ann Sirak on 1/17/89... Daughter of Trish and Ron Sirak... Major is undeclared. SIRAK S CAREER STATS Year G/GS 15/1 CAREER 15/1 Selected to the NFHCA National Academic Squad... Did not see game action as a freshman. 14 Letterwinner and captain all four years in field hockey, soccer and on the ski team... Only the second athlete ever to start all four years on varsity for field hockey team... Scored game-winning goal in final minute of state championship game... Member of conference championship team (23-5), state championship (23 and ) and runner-up in Played in the National Futures Regionals (24, and ) and participated in the National Futures Championship in... First-team all-conference, Wisconsin state All-Star team team MVP... Second-team all-conference Played five years for the Windy City Flyers club team... Played in the National Festival Tournament four years.. First-team all-conference ( and ) in soccer... Team MVP in... Most improved on ski team in... Won school s sportsmanship award in. Born Marion Anne Robbins on 12/3/88... Daughter of Lisa and Steve Robbins... Vice president of Service Club of Milwaukee... Majoring in communication studies. KENDRA SIRAK Shots G A 1 1 Pts. GWG

9 OLIVIA STANDA 5-4 So. Lake Bluff, Ill. Lake Forest 27 STACY UCHIDA 5-2 Jr. Midfield/Back Southbury, Conn. Pomperaug 8 Selected to the NFHCA National Academic Squad... Did not see action as a freshman. Letterwinner in softball all four years and field hockey twice at Lake Forest... State field hockey champions in, 6... Starter and top scorer on field hockey team both years... Three-year starter in softball and an all-conference selection in... Selected for National Futures Tournament in... Made honor roll seven out of eight semesters... Co-chair of SADD in Student council representative Born Olivia Anne Standa on 12/15/88... Daughter of Sheila Leahy and Mark Standa... Sister, Tess, played field hockey at Brown University and father played ice hockey... Will be competing against two high school teammates (Jenner Johnson, Cecily Jaros) who are attending University of Michigan... Attended same high school as Vince Vaughn... Majoring in communication studies. STANDA S CAREER STATS / CAREER / Started both games played on the year against Iowa (1/5) and Providence (1/7)... Did not register any statistics during the two games... Named to the Academic All-Big Ten team for the first time. Selected to the NFHCA National Academic Squad... Did not appear in any games as a freshman. first-team Class M all-state... first-team all-southwest Conference... Waterbury Republican-American Athlete of the Week (1/25)... All-Southwest Conference honorable mention (24)... Participated in Connecticut Field Hockey Coaches Association All-Star Game... Played in National Futures Tournament in Virginia Beach... While on varsity squad, team compiled a 58-5 record... Member of team that won the 23 Class L State Championship... State Qualifier National Field Hockey Academic Squad... Waterbury Republican-American All-Academic Team for field hockey and track and field... Member of High Honor roll, National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society. Born Stacy Kristin Uchida on 3/26/88... Daughter of Jeffrey and Susan Uchida... Majoring in environmental sciences. UCHIDA S CAREER STATS / 2/2 CAREER 2/2 15

10 28 WILDCAT NEWCOMERS regan mooney 5-7 Fr. Spring City, Pa. St. Pius X 12 kaylee pohlmeyer 5-6 Fr. Midfield/Back Severna Park, Md. Severna Park 19 Two-time captain and four-time letterwinner in field hockey... Three-year letterwinner in basketball... Scored 63 career goals... Led the area in scoring senior year with 33 goals and 15 assists... First-team all-conference selection in and 7, second-team in... Pottstown Mercury all-area selection in, second-team in... team MVP... Reached league semifinals three times... Won division championship in, 7... Played in National Futures Tournament and won silver medal... Played in Junior Olympics, Futures Elite... Club team won Pool A championship at the National Indoor Tournament in... Three-time Nation Hockey Festival pool champion... Won Disney Showcase under-19 championship. Born Regan Katherine Mooney on 6/24/9... Daughter of Kim and Jim Mooney... Mother played field hockey at Purdue... Sister plays basketball at the University of Scranton... Competed against freshman Kaylee Pohlmeyer at National Indoor Tournament championship... Major is undeclared. JAMIE ORRICO 5-7 Fr. /Midfield Southbury, Conn. Pomperaug 13 Four-year letterwinner and captain in both field hockey and lacrosse... Coca-Cola Connecticut Player of the Year... Hartford Courant Connecticut Player of the Year... All-state, All-Southwest Conference first team from NFHCA Regional All-American in and... State runners-up in... Won Southwest Conference championship from MVP of Team West in All-Star game... MVP of Southwest Conference championship game in... Three-time Danbury News Times all-area selection... Scored 43 goals and had 72 assists and eight defensive saves in four-year career... Holds Pomperaug school record for goals in a season in lacrosse... first-team All-Colonial Division lacrosse selection... first-team All-Southwest Conference lacrosse selection... Scored 167-career goals in lacrosse... academic All-American, All-Southwest Conference. Born Jamie Elizabeth Orrico on 8/21/9... Daughter of Maureen and John Orrico... Father was captain of the Lafayette football team... Brother was captain of the Yale baseball team... Sister played field hockey at Yale... Played with NU junior Stacy Uchida in high school... Major is undeclared. Three-year letterwinner in both field hockey and lacrosse... Won state championship in Scored 32 goals in four-year career... Firstteam all-county, coaches all-county, All-Examiner in... Secondteam Baltimore Sun, all-state in 7... Second-team all-county, coaches all-county in... Honorable mention All-Metro in and 7... Scored game-winning stroke in 4A Regional Finals in... Club team participated in Festival from Won Festival G pool in, B pool in 6... Named top scholar athlete of high school in Member of Futures Elite team in 28, Futures from -8. Born Kaylee L. Pohlmeyer on 9/12/9... Daughter of Carol and Paul Pohlmeyer... Father wrestled for the Naval Academy... Major is undeclared. Claire thompson 5-1 Fr. San Jose, Calif. Leland 22 team MVP... First-team all-league in 24, second-team in... CCS honorable mention... under-18 National Futures champion... under-16 National Futures champion... Played in the AAU Junior Olympics, Futures Elite... Played soccer, swam, danced and cheered competitively... Dean s List all four years. Born Claire Thompson on 12/8/89... Daughter of Terry and James Thompson... Major is undeclared. 16