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1 2015 SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER Fri. 4 RIDER L, 3-5 Sun. 6 NO. 1 UCONN L, 1-9 Fri. 11 LEHIGH W, 3-1 Sun. 13 MICHIGAN STATE W, 3-2 Sun. 20 PROVIDENCE W, 2-1 Thu. 24 SACRED HEART W, 4-1 Sun. 27 BROWN * W, 2-0 THE MATCH-UPS SCENE SETTER COLUMBIA LIONS IVY HOME 5-2 ROAD 0-0 NEUTRAL 0-0 HOW TO FOLLOW LIVE STATS... GoColumbiaLions.com COLUMBIA S STATUS The Lions come into the weekend winners of fivestraight as they head to Cornell for their first road game of the season. Columbia earned its eighth consecutive Ivy League opener of Brown, a 2-0 decison on Sept. 27. OCTOBER Sat. 3 at Cornell * Noon Sun. 4 HOFSTRA 1 p.m. Fri. 9 at Princeton * 6 p.m. Sun. 11 BRYANT 1 p.m. Fri. 16 PENN * 6 p.m. Sun. 18 at Fairfield 1 p.m. Sun. 25 at Dartmouth * Noon Sat. 31 YALE * 1 p.m. NOVEMBER Sat. 1 at La Salle 2 p.m. Sun. 8 HARVARD * Noon CAPS indicates home game * indicates Ivy League opponent All times listed in EST cornell big red IVY HOME 1-2 ROAD 1-1 NEUTRAL 2-0 hofstra pride CAA HOME 7-1 ROAD 1-1 NEUTRAL 0-1 cornell s status The Big Red dropped a 2-1 overtime heartbreaker to Penn last weekend to fall to 4-3 on the year. Cornell has a stingy defense, allowing just 1.29 goals per game. Krysten Mayers leads the squad with seven goals and 16 points. Kelly Johnson has seen the bulk of the duty in net, posting a 2-2 record with a pair of shutouts and a 0.97 GAA. SERIES HISTORY... cornell Columbia is just 3-16 all-time against the Big Red. Last year, the Lions dropped a heartbreaker, 2-1, in overtime at home. FOLLOW THE LIONS ON SOCIAL MEDIA COLUMBIA ATHLETICS COLUMBIA HEAD TO HEAD Goals Per Game Goals Against Per Game Shots Per Game Opponents Shots Per Game Assists Penalty Corners Penalty Strokes

2 COLUMBIA QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location...New York, N.Y Founded Enrollment...8,559 President...Lee C. Bollinger Director of Athletics... Peter Pilling Colors...Columbia Blue & White Nickname...Lions Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Ivy League Home Stadium...Columbia Field Hockey Venue Surface...Artificial Turf WEEKLY REPORT 5: AT CORNELL (OCT. 3), VS. HOFSTRA (OCT. 4) QUICK HITS hofstra s status The Pride are riding a win-streak of their own - six straight prior to their contest with Sacred Heart Friday. Hofstra boasts two of the top offensive players in the nation. Claudia Marin Samper has 11 goals and six assists for 28 points, while Stella Schoen has potted nine scores. In goal, Carys Swan is 7-3 with a 2.17 GAA. SERIES HISTORY... hofstra Hofstra leads the series 10-7 and the squads have faced off against each other every year except 2013 since Columbia s program debuted in COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Caroline Nichols (ODU 07) Record at Columbia (Seasons)..5-2 (First Year) Overall Record (Seasons)... Same Assistant Coach... Samantha Carr (UNH 04) Assistant Coach... Debbie Bell (Kent State 12) Assistant Coach... Christine Summers (Vassar 08) Office Phone...(212) Athletic Trainer...Liz Grubb PROGRAM HISTORY First Season Overall Record (.478) Ivy League Record (.307) Ivy League Championships...None NCAA Tournament Appearances...None TEAM INFORMATION 2014 Overall Record Ivy League Record (T2nd) Letterwinners Returning/Lost Newcomers... 6 ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Address Broadway, New York, NY, Field Hockey Contact...Mike Kowalsky ...mk3531@columbia.edu Office Phone...(212) GOCOLUMBIALIONS.COM Information about Columbia field hockey, including player bios, game recaps and notes packets are avaiable online at the Official Website of Columbia Athletics, com. 300 th game Saturday s game at Cornell will mark the 300th in program history. quick strike Columbia used a pair of scores just 37 seconds apart in the second half to top Brown for the eighth straight time on Sept. 27. Whitney Hartstone netted the game-winner on a back-door play off a penalty corner in the 45th minute and Anna Scipioni used a nice move to shield a defender for the second tally in less than a minute. we re going streaking After dropping their first two contests, the Lions have won five in a row which is one shy of tying the longest in program history. Columbia previously won six-straight in 2012 and COLUMBIA IN IVY LEAGUE OPENERS The Lions improved to 9-10 all-time in Ivy League opening contests and have won eight in a row (all against Brown). HART OF A CHAMPION Sophomore Whitney Hartstone s two game-winning goals put her tied for third in the conference in that category. She came up with a clutch goal in the final three minutes to lift Columbia to its 2-1 win over Providence and her strike in the 45th minute proved to be the difference in a 2-0 victory against Brown. MAEVE-eLLOUS Sophomore back Maeve Doherty has also made an appearance in the last three Ivy League Weekly Honor Rolls. In her last four games, she has chipped in offensively with a two goals and two assists, while notching a pair of key defensive saves. Her three defensive stops lead the conference and ranks xxth in the NCAA. DO THE FREIBOTT Returning All-American Christina Freibott moved up to third on the all-time scoring list with her goal against Providence and is now sixth in career goals (20). Her 12 points lead the team. UNBREAKABLE KIMMIE P During Columbia s win-streak, goalkeeper Kimberly Pianucci has posted a GAA of 0.81 with an.840 save percentage and a shutout. She had to make a combined 14 saves in the Lions wins over Lehigh and Michigan State. For the year, Pianucci ranks 12th in the NCAA, averaging 6.60 stops per game COLUMBIA FIELD HOCKEY 2

3 WEEKLY REPORT 5: AT CORNELL (OCT. 3), VS. HOFSTRA (OCT. 4) SCIP TO MY LOU Senior tri-captain recorded her first career two-goal game with a pair of scores against Lehigh on Spet. 11. ANSWERING THE KAL Meredith Kalberer has gotten off to a hot-start, recording points in the first four games of the season. Kalberer is second on the sqaud with 10 points (three goals, four assists), already establishing a new career-high. She has been named to the Ivy League Weekly Honor Roll three times. BATTLE TESTED The Lions put three teams ranked in the preseason NFHCA Poll (No. 1 UConn, No. 15 Princeton, No. 19 Michigan State) and have gone 1-1 against those teams thus far. new era After spending three years as an assistant coach for Columbia, two-time Olympian Caroline Nichols was elevated to head coach in May. Nichols becomes just the fourth coach in program history. A pivotal piece of U.S. National Team s backfield, she totaled 165 impressive caps to her name in seven years on the squad. home sweet home With Columbia s 5-2 record at home, the Lions have built upon its success from 2014 after posting an 8-1 record at the Baker Athletics Complex, which tied the program record for most home wins in a season. Columbia went a perfect 8-0 at home in 2007 and was 7-3 in DOHERTY EARNS TWO OFFSEASON HONORS Sophomore back Maeve Doherty kept busy this summer, playing at the Young Women s National Championship after strong performances at High Performance training sites and was named to the U.S. National Indoor Team for Doherty previously played for the National Indoor Squad last December, starting all four games in the 4-Nations Tournament in Canada. FREIBOTT RETURNS Christina Freibott returns for her senior campaign where she became just the second Lion to earn All-America honors and the first to become Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year. Freibott was the national leader in assists per game (1.24), set single-season program records for points (41) and assists (21) and became Columbia s all-time leader in assists in just three seasons. RUESTER CROWS Junior forward Katie Ruesterholz has posted a pair of 10 goal seasons in her first two seasons with Columbia and her 21 tallies put her fifth on the all-time goal chart. OH CAPTAINS, MY CAPTAINS Seniors Christina Freibott, Kimberly Pianucci and Anna Scipioni have been selected as team captains for this season. Freibott also served as a tri-captain last season. FIRST-YEAR SIX PACK Columbia welcomes six new players into the fold this season. Forward Danielle Buttinger, back Katherine Cavanaugh, goalkeeper Katie Dempsey, along with midfielders Katie Koester, Keegan Marsh, and Elizabeth Shrout. PACING THE SIDELINES Joining Caroline Nichols staff is a familiar face in Samantha Carr, who served an assistant at Columbia from Also patrolling the sidelines will be Debbie Bell and Christine Summers. Bell served as an assistant at Manhattanville College and was a standout at Kent State. Summers was th Head of Field Hockey Programming at the Potomac School, an elite private school in Northern Virginia. PENN/MONTO NFHCA POLL September 29, 2015 # Team (Rec.) Points (FPV) Prv. 1. UConn (9-0) 886 (27) 1 2. Syracuse (9-0) 879 (17) 2 3. North Carolina (9-1) 824 (1) 3 4. Virginia (8-1) Duke (6-3) Albany (7-1) Wake Forest (8-2) Maryland (8-3) 532 (1) T9 9. Louisville (7-3) Stanford (7-3) 477 T9 11. Boston College (6-4) Liberty (6-3) Delaware (9-1) Northwestern (8-4) Old Dominion (6-3) Michigan (7-3) Boston Univ. (6-3) Iowa (7-4) James Madison (6-3) Princeton (3-4) Columbia Opponent in Bold 2014 IVY LEAGUE STANDINGS Ivy League Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Penn Columbia Harvard Princeton Cornell Dartmouth Brown Yale AROUND THE IVY LEAGUE Friday, October 2 Yale at Princeton - 6 p.m. Saturday, October 3 Penn at Harvard - 12 p.m. Dartmouth at Brown - 12 p.m. Columbia at Cornell - 12 p.m. Sunday, October 4 Georgetown at Brown - 12 p.m. Penn State at Princeton - 12 p.m. Dartmouth at Providence - 1 p.m. Fairfield at Harvard - 2 p.m. Connecticut at Yale - 2 p.m. Cornell at Syracuse - 2 p.m COLUMBIA FIELD HOCKEY 3

4 MILESTONE WATCH CAREER GOALS 1. Gabby Kozlowski ( ) Nikki Campbell ( ) Julia Garrison ( ) Mellisa Macomber ( ) Katie Ruesterholz (2013-Pres.) Christina Freibott (2012-Pres.) 20 CAREER ASSISTS 1. Christina Freibott (2012-Pres.) Dana Zullo ( ) 21 Christine Buszcak ( ) 4. Paige Simmons ( ) Three tied at 16 WEEKLY REPORT 5: AT CORNELL (OCT. 3), VS. HOFSTRA (OCT. 4) CAREER POINTS 1. Nikki Campbell ( ) Gabby Kozlowski ( ) Christina Freibott (2012-Pres.) Julia Garrison ( ) Melissa Macomber ( ) 6. Katie Ruesterholz (2013-Pres.) 55 Christine Buszczak ( ) 8. Flo Battilana ( ) Zoe Blake ( ) Three tied at 37 CAREER SAVES 1. Molly Starsia-Lasagna ( ) Christie O Hara ( ) Whitney Weems ( ) Kristina George ( ) Kimberly Pianucci (2012-Pres.) 219 SINGLE-SEASON ASSISTS 1. Christina Freibott (2014) Christine Buszczak (2008) Bridget DeSandis (2012) 10 Katie DeSandis (2012) Paige Simmons (2012) 2015 COLUMBIA FIELD HOCKEY Front (L-R): Kimberly Pianucci, Caroline Trimble, Leah Matthews, Katie Ruesterholz, Lauren Crane, Christina Freibott, Rebecca Pope, Whitney Hartstone, Katie Koester, Katherine Cavanaugh, Kendall Kuntz Back: Asst. Coach Debbie Bell, Asst. Coach Christine Summers, Keegan Marsh, Elizabeth Shrout, Anna Scipioni, Taylor Mills, Maeve Doherty, Katie Dempsey, Lindsey Walter, Danielle Buttinger, Michelle Thompson, Meredith Kalberer, Rebecca Bard, Asst. Coach Samantha Carr, Head Coach Caroline Nichols IVY LEAGUE DIGITAL NETWORK Now in its third year, the Ivy League Digital Network will now feature post game reaction after home games and highlights of the weekend s action for all 17 games. For more information visit SINGLE-SEASON POINTS 1. Christina Freibott (2014) Nikki Campbell (2000) Gabby Kozlowski (2010) Zoe Blake (2014) Flo Battilana (2000) N. Campbell (1999) Katie Ruesterholz (2014) 26 J. Garrison (2010), G. Kozlowski (2012) 2015 COLUMBIA FIELD HOCKEY 4

5 THE LIONS WHEN... Overall At home On the road At neutral sites Day games Night games In overtime In penalty strokes vs. ranked teams vs. unranked teams vs. Ivy League vs. Non-Conference When outshooting opponent When outshot When shots are tied When scoring first When opponents score first When scoring one goal When scoring two goals When scoring three goals When scoring four goals When scoring 5+ goals When opponent scores one or less goal When opponent scores two goals When opponent scores three goals When opponent scores four goals When opponent scores 5+ goals In one-goal games In two-goal games In 3+ goal games BY MONTH In September In October In November WEEKLY AWARDS/HONORS Ivy League Player of the Week Ivy League Rookie of the Week WEEKLY REPORT 5: AT CORNELL (OCT. 3), VS. HOFSTRA (OCT. 4) The Last Time the Lions... Shut a team out...sept. 27, 2015 vs. Brown (4-0) Were shut out... Sep at Providence (0-8) Played an overtime game...oct. 18, 2014 at Penn (4-3) Won in overtime...oct. 18, 2014 at Penn (4-3) Played a game that went to a shootout... Oct. 25, 2011 at Lafayette (W, 1-0) Won in a shootout... Oct. 25, 2011 at Lafayette (1-0) Scored five or more goals... Sep. 28, 2014 vs. Georgetown (8) Allowed five or more goals...sep. 6, 2015 vs. UConn (9) Posted 15 or more shots...sept. 27, 2015 vs. Brown (16) Allowed 15 or more shots...sep. 13, 2015 vs. Michigan State (17) Scored on a penalty stroke...oct. 18, 2014 at Penn (Christina Freibott) Opponent scored on a penalty stroke... Sep. 4, 2015 vs. Rider The Last Time a Lions Player... Scored two goals...anna Scipioni vs. Lehigh (Sep. 11, 2015) Scored three goals...christina Freibott at Penn (Oct. 18, 2014) Scored four goals...gabby Kozlowski vs. Dartmouth (Oct. 24, 2010) Had two assists... Katie Ruesterholz at Penn (Oct. 18, 2014) Had three assists...christina Freibott vs. Towson (Oct. 10, 2014) Recorded a shutout...kimberly Pianucci vs. Brown (Sept. 27, 2015) Made 10+ saves... Kimberly Pianucci (11) vs. Michigan State (Sep. 13, 2015) STATISTICAL LEADERS Team No. Rank Rank Scoring Margin th Scoring Average th Shutouts 1 3rd Goals Against Avg th Shots/Game th Assists/Game rd 15th Saves/Game th Penalty Corners/Game 6.29 T4th Defensive Saves 4 T3rd 15th Ivy Leaugue Weekly Honor Roll Sept. 8...Meredith Kalberer Sept M. Doherty, M. Kalberer, K. Pianucci Sept M. Doherty, W. Hartstone Sept M. Doherty, M. Kalberer, K. Pianucci Individual Name (No.) Rank Rank Shots Christina Freibott (21) NR Points Christina Freibott (12) T9th Goals Christina Freibott (4) T8th Assists Kalberer, Freibott (4) T4th Game Winners Whitney Hartstone (2) T3rd Defensive Saves Maeve Doherty (3) 2nd 6th Saves Kimberly Pianucci (38) 5th Shutouts Kimberly Pianucci (1) T3rd Goals Against Avg. Kimberly Pianucci (2.55) 7th Save Percentage Kimberly Pianucci (.691) 6th 2015 COLUMBIA FIELD HOCKEY 5

6 WEEKLY REPORT 5: AT CORNELL (OCT. 3), VS. HOFSTRA (OCT. 4) HEAD COACH CAROLINE NICHOLS OLD DOMINION 07 FIRST SEASON AT COLUMBIA 5-2 OVERALL 1-0 IVY LEAGUE PLAYING HONORS Two-time Olympian (2008 Beijing & 2012 London) Seven-year stint with U.S. National Team ( ) International Caps - Gold Medalist (2011 Pan-Am Games) 2006 First Team All-American 2006 CAA Player & Defensive Player of the Year SITUATIONAL RECORDS SITUATIONS W L Home 5 2 Away 0 0 Neutral 0 0 Ivy League 0 0 Non-Conference 0 0 Former U.S. National Team member and two-time Olympian Caroline Nichols was named head coach of the Columbia field hockey program in May of 2015 after spending three years on the sidelines as an assistant coach. She becomes the fourth coach in program history. We are thrilled to have Caroline Nichols as a coach and mentor for our field hockey studentathletes, Senior Associate Athletics Director/ Senior Women s Administrator Jacqueline Blackett said. Caroline s experience as a player at the national and international level, coupled with her ability to teach the game, makes her an excellent choice to lead our Columbia field hockey program. During her time as an assistant, Nichols worked with the Columbia backfield. The Lions defense has seen players such as Bridget DeSandis, Katie DeSandis and Lauren Skudalski earn All-Ivy League and All-Region honors. As a team, the Lions have ranked in the top-15 in defensive saves in each of Nichols three seasons with the program. I am thrilled for this opportunity to lead the Columbia Field Hockey program, Nichols said. I want to thank Director of Athletics Peter Pilling, Jackie Blackett, and the search committee for their support throughout this process. I am excited to continue to drive the standard of Columbia field hockey forward. With our returning players, incoming class, and alumnae support there is no limit to what we can achieve. Nichols wrapped up a brilliant seven-year international field hockey career in the summer of A pivotal piece of Team USA s backfield, Nichols compiled a total of 165 impressive caps to her name. A solid force on penalty corners and penalty strokes, her skillset was greatly utilized most recently at the 2014 Champions Challenge and Hockey World Cup where the United States made an impressive fourth place finish. Nichols was a member of the 2008 Beijing Olympics team, the 2008 Olympic Qualifier team and the 2010 World Cup Qualifier Team. She earned a gold medal at the 2011 Pan American Games when the U.S. defeated topranked Argentina in the Championship game. In 2006, she was named to the USA World Cup Training Squad and was a member of the Netherlands Tour team in She competed with the 2012 London Olympics team in June 2012 and was re-selected for the National Squad in June of Nichols, who was an assistant coach at Iowa in 2010, has worked with the USA Field Hockey Futures program since She has been a certified site director and head coach since 2008 and the Regional Coaching Director for San Diego, Calif., since Nichols had an outstanding collegiate playing career at Old Dominion as a fouryear letterwinner from She was a national all-academic team selection and an all-conference honoree from As a junior, she was named a NFHCA second team All-South Region selection and was named to the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) all-tournament team. In 2006, Nichols was recognized as a NFHCA first team All-American and an NFHCA first team All-South Region honoree. Additionally, she was named the 2006 CAA Player of the Year and CAA Defender of the Year, marking the first time in CAA history someone swept both honors in the same season. Nichols earned her bachelor of science in biology with honors from Old Dominion University COLUMBIA FIELD HOCKEY 6

7 BY POSITION Goalies (3) Katie Dempsey, Kendall Kuntz, Kimberly Pianucci Backs (4) Rebecca Bard, Katherine Cavanaugh, Maeve Doherty, Rebecca Pope Midfielders (10) Lauren Crane, Christina Freibott, Whitney Hartstone, Katie Koester, Keegan Marsh, Taylor Mills, Elizabeth Shrout, Michelle Thompson, Caroline Trimble, Lindsey Walter Forwards (6) Danielle Buttinger, Meredith Kalberer, Leah Matthews, Katie Rusterholz, Elizabeth Shrout, Anna Scipioni BY CLASS Seniors (5) Christina Freibott, Leah Matthews, Kimberly Pianucci, Anna Scipioni, Lindsey Walter Juniors (6) Rebecca Bard, Meredith Kalberer, Kendall Kuntz, Taylor Mills, Katie Ruesterholz, Caroline Trimble Sophomores (6) Lauren Crane, Maeve Doherty, Whitney Hartstone, Rebecca Pope, Michelle Thompson First-Years (6) Danielle Buttinger, Katherine Cavanaugh, Katie Dempsey, Katie Koester, Keegan Marsh, Elizabeth Shrout BY STATE/COUNTRY California (1) Lindsey Walter Delaware (1) Christina Freibott Maryland (4) Maeve Doherty, Kendall Kuntz, Keegan Marsh, Elizabeth Shrout Massachusetts (1) Whitney Hartstone Missouri (1) Katherine Cavanaugh New jersey (3) Lauren Crane, Meredith Kalberer, Kimberly Pianucci New York (3) Rebecca Bard, Katie Koester, Taylor Mills, Katie Ruesterholz Pennsylvania (4) Katie Dempsey, Anna Scipioni, Michelle Thompson, Caroline Trimble Virginia (2) Leah Matthews Canada (1) Danielle Buttinger South Africa (1) Rebecca Pope WEEKLY REPORT 5: AT CORNELL (OCT. 3), VS. HOFSTRA (OCT. 4) NO. NAME POS. YR. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 00 Kendall Kuntz GK Jr. Baltimore, Md. (Garrison Forest) 3 Leah Matthews F Sr. Williamsburg, Va. (Jamestown) 4 Anna Scipioni MF Sr. Palmyra, Pa. (Palmyra Area) 5 Taylor Mills MF Jr. Sayville, N.Y. (Sayville) 6 Lindsey Walter MF Sr. Huntington Beach, Calif. (Huntington Beach) 7 Katie Ruesterholz F Jr. New York, N.Y. (Pingry) 8 Maeve Doherty B So. Millersville, Md. (Saverna Park) 9 Katherine Cavanaugh B Fr. St. Louis, Mo. (Visitation Academy) 10 Rebecca Bard B Jr. Mohegan Lake, N.Y. (Lakeland) 12 Michelle Thompson MF So. Dallas, Pa. (Dallas Senior High School) 13 Keegan Marsh MF Fr. Salisbury, Md. (James M. Bennett) 14 Elizabeth Shrout MF/F Fr. Potomac, Md. (Stone Ridge) 15 Danielle Buttinger F Fr. Waterloo, Ontario (Resurrection Catholic) 18 Rebecca Pope B So. Eastern Cape, South Africa (Clarendon) 19 Meredith Kalberer F Jr. Berlin, N.J. (Eastern) 20 Lauren Crane MF So. Peapack, N.J. (Bernards) 21 Katie Koester MF Fr. Stony Brook, N.Y. (Ward Melville) 22 Caroline Trimble MF Jr. Lower Saucon, Pa. (Saucon Valley) 23 Christina Freibott MF Sr. Wilmington, Del. (Tower Hill School) 25 Whitney Hartstone MF So. Sudbury, Mass. (Lincoln Sudbury Regional) 97 Katie Dempsey GK Fr. Chadds Ford, Pa. (Archmere Academy) 99 Kimberly Pianucci GK Sr. Glen Gardner, N.J. (Voorhees) Head Coach: Caroline Nichols (Old Dominion 07) Assistant Coaches: Samantha Carr (New Hampshire 04), Debbie Bell (Kent State 12) Christine Summers (Vassar 08) Athletic Trainer: Drew Moore Captains: Christina Freibott, Kimberly Pianucci, Anna Scipioni Maeve Doherty... Mayve Christina Freibott... FRY-bot Meredith Kalberer...KAHL-bare-ur Katie Koester... KAH-ster PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Leah Matthews... LAY-uh Katie Ruetserholz...ROO-ster-holz Anna Scipioni...Skip-ee-oh-nee 2015 COLUMBIA FIELD HOCKEY 7

8 Columbia Field Hockey Columbia Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 27, 2015) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Sep 04 RIDER L Sep 06 #1 UCONN L Sep 11 LEHIGH W Sep 13 MICHIGAN STATE W Sep 20 PROVIDENCE W Sep 24 SACRED HEART W * Sep 27 BROWN W TEAM STATISTICS COL OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game PENALTY CORNERS Goals off corners 5 4 PENALTY STROKES PENALTIES Green cards 6 7 Yellow cards 3 2 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 7/223 0/0 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv 23 Freibott, Christina Kalberer, Meredith Scipioni, Anna Ruesterholz, Katie Hartstone, Whitney Doherty, Maeve Mills, Taylor Walter, Lindsey Bard, Rebecca Koester, Katie Buttinger, Danielle Marsh, Keegan Thompson, Michelle Matthews, Leah Pianucci, Kimberly Trimble, Caroline Crane, Lauren Pope, Rebecca Shrout, Elizabeth Cavanaugh, Katherine Kuntz, Kendall Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 6 Walter, Lindsey 1 5: /0 99 Pianucci, Kimberly 7 466: /0 00 Kuntz, Kendall 2 18: /0 Total 7 490: Opponents 7 490: Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Columbia Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Columbia Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Columbia Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd Total Columbia Opponents