Head Coach: Jen Averill (17th season) Assistant Coach: Daan Polders (4th season) Assistant Coach: Christina Restivo (2nd season)

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1 2008 WFU All-ACC Selections Wake Forest field hockey head coach Jennifer Averill was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year for the sixth time in her tenure as voted by league s other head coaches. Michelle Kasold, Raisa Schiller, Minou Gimbrere and Aileen Davis also picked up All-ACC honors for standout performances in Coach of the Year Averill guided the Demon Deacons to a 18-2 regular season record to lead the league in overall winning percentage and hold the national runner-up spot in the same category. The Deacons accomplished the feat with one of the most strenuous schedules in the nation, ranking second in the NCAA s RPI category. Wake Forest was ranked third in the STX/NFHCA preseason poll and remained in the top three throughout the regular season. In mid-september the Deacons reached the national top spot for the first time since November The ACC last named Averill Coach of the Year in That season the Deacons claimed the conference tournament crown and advanced to the finals of the NCAA Tournament. Averill also earned the honor in 1999, 2002, 2003, 2005 and Maryland v. WFU numbers 2008 marks Wake Forest s eighth appearance in the ACC Tournament finals since the tournament began in It is the team s fourth consecutive appearance and third time in four years that the Deacons will face the Terrapins in the finals. Wake Forest has battled Maryland at some point in the tournament every year since 1999, except The teams are tied 4-4 in ACC tourney play. Two of Wake Forest s three ACC tournament titles came with wins over UM in the finals (2002, 2006). Maryland holds a all-time advantage over the Deacons since the series began in Maryland added its 20th victory this season, posting a 4-2 win on September 27. It was Wake Forest s first loss of UM Ties Wake Forest has just has one athlete from the state of Maryland, senior back Liz Fries who hails from Mt. Airy. Assistant Coach Christina Restivo is a 2007 graduate of Maryland. Restivo appeared in 39 games and started 24 matches as a Terrapin goalkeeper. She was with UM when the Terrapins defeated Wake Forest in the 2006 National Championship finals held in Wake s own Kentner Stadium ACC Tournament Notes Updated 11/8/08 Media Contact: Kathryn Hamlett hamletkd@wfu.edu Wake Forest Demon Deacons (19-2, 3-2 ACC) No. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown (Previous School) 1 Julia Young GK 5-6 Fr. Washington, D.C. (Woodrow Wilson) 2 Hilary Moore F/M 5-5 Jr. Martinsville, Va. (Carlisle School) 3 Emily Cummings M/B 5-5 So. Johnson City, N.Y. (Maine Endwell Sr.) 4 Melissa Martin M 5-5 Jr. Lancaster, Pa. (Manheim Township) 6 Raisa Schiller M/B 5-7 Jr. Utrecht, Netherlands (Werkplaats Kindergemeenschap) 7 Kaitlin Piosa B 5-5 Fr. Lehighton, Pa. (Lehighton Area) 8 Alex Wolfgang-Price F 5-2 So. Downingtown, Pa. (Downingtown West) 9 Regina Shannon F/M 5-5 Jr. West Chester, Pa. (Notre Dame HS) 10 Liza Casella B 5-5 So. Rutland, Vt. (Rutland) 11 Adelaide Knott M/F 5-3 Fr. Perthshire, Scotland (The Hill School) 12 Cristen Atchison M/B 5-8 Fr. Virginia Beach, Va. (Frank W. Cox) 13 Aileen Davis B/M 5-4 Jr. Edinburgh, Scotland (Millfield) 14 Minou Gimbrere M/B 5-7 Sr. Zwolle, Netherlands (Deltion College) 15 Faith Adams M/F 5-7 Fr. Great Falls, Va. (Langley) 16 Kerry Ergen F 5-5 Fr. Littleton, Colo. (Colorado Academy ) 17 Kim Romansky F 5-6 Jr. Malvern, Pa. (Villa Maria Academy) 19 Crystal Duffield GK 5-3 Sr. Alexandria, Va. (West Potomac) 20 Michelle Kasold F/M 5-3 Sr. Chapel Hill, N.C (East Chapel Hill) 21 Lou-Trice Gamble B 5-3 Sr. Sugarland, Texas (Episcopal) 22 Liz Fries B/M 5-3 Sr. Mt. Airy, Md. (South Carroll) 23 Dara Downs F 5-1 Fr. Fairfax, Va. (Robinson Secondary) 25 Lauren Greenwald M 5-1 Fr. Carlsbad, Calif. (La Costa Canyon) Head Coach: Jen Averill (17th season) Assistant Coach: Daan Polders (4th season) Assistant Coach: Christina Restivo (2nd season) 2008 Schedule/Results RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent W/L Score Attend Aug 30, 2008 #5 IOWA W Aug 31, 2008 #9 MICHIGAN W Sep 05, 2008 #1 NORTH CAROLINA W O Sep 07, 2008 #7 JAMES MADISON W * Sep 13, 2008 #6 DUKE W Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA W Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio W Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson W * Sep 27, 2008 #3 MARYLAND L Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood W * Oct 04, 2008 at #4 North Carolina L Oct 05, 2008 RICHMOND W Oct 11, 2008 vs #6 Michigan State W Oct 12, 2008 at Northwestern W Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD W Oct 19, 2008 #15 CALIFORNIA W * Oct 25, 2008 at #13 Virginia W * Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College W Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth W Nov. 6, 2008 vs. Boston College W Nov. 7, 1008 vs. North Carolina W * Indicates official conference matches.

2 2008 Statistics ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PS-ATT 20 Michelle Kasold Hilary Moore Minou Gimbrere Melissa Martin Aileen Davis Kim Romansky Raisa Schiller Liz Fries Regina Shannon Faith Adams Adelaide Knott Alex Wolfgang-Price Kaitlin Piosa Cristen Atchison Emily Cummings Lauren Greenwald Lou-Trice Gamble Kerry Ergen Liza Casella Total Opponents ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 1 Julia Young : Crystal Duffield : Total : Opponents : GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Wake Forest Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Wake Forest Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Wake Forest Opponents PENALTY CORNERS 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Wake Forest Opponents ATTENDANCE SUMMARY WF OPP Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/264 7/271 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/152 ## POINTS GP G A Pts Shots 20 Kasold Moore Gimbrere Martin Davis ## GOALS GP G A Pts Shots 2 Moore Davis Kasold Romansky Martin ## GAME WINNING GOALS GP GWG 20 Kasold Gimbrere Moore Martin Davis Stats Leaders ## ASSISTS GP G A Pts Shots 20 Kasold Gimbrere Martin Romansky Moore ## SHOTS GP G A Sh Shot% 14 Gimbrere Kasold Schiller Romansky Moore ## SHOT PCT GP G A Sh Shot% 11 Knott Adams Davis Moore Shannon Roster Breakdown By Class Freshmen (8) Faith Adams Cristen Atchison Dara Downs Kerry Ergens Lauren Greenwald Kaitlin Piosa Adelaide Knott Julia Young Sophomores (3) Liza Casella Emily Cummings Alex Wolfgang Price By Location California (1) Greenwald (Carlsbad) Colorado (1) Ergen (Littleton) D.C. (1) Young Maryland (1) Fries (Mt. Airy) Netherlands (2) Gimbrere (Zwolle) Schiller (Utrecht) New York (1) Cummings (Johnson City) North Carolina (1) Kasold (Chapel Hill) LIE-za Casella A-leen Davis Liz FREEZE lew-treece Gamble ME-new gym-breer Michelle CASS-old ad-a-lade Knott Kaitlin pea-os-a Kim roe-man-ski Juniors (6) Aileen Davis Melissa Martin Hilary Moore Kim Romansky Raisa Schiller Regina Shannon Seniors (5) Crystal Duffield Liz Fries Lou-Trice Gamble Minou Gimbrere Michelle Kasold Pennslyvania (5) Martin (Lancaster) Piosa (Lehighton) Romansky (Malvern) Shannon (West Chester) Wolfgang-Price (Downington) Scotland (2) Davis (Edinburgh) Knott (Perthshire) Texas (1) Gamble (Sugarland) Vermont (1) Casella (Rutland) Virginia (5) Adams (Great Falls) Atchison (VA Beach) Downs (Fairfax) Duffield (Alexandria) Moore (Martinsville) Pronunciation Guide RISE-ah SHILL-er Jen AVE-rill DON Polders

3 Hilary Moore - #2 - F Team s leading goal scorer... Received nine stitches on chin after getting hit by a ball against Michigan State, only missing one game because of the injury (Northwestern). Goals 2(6x) MR at Dartmouth (11/2/08) A 1(5x) MR vs. Richmond (10/5/08) Pts 5 at Stanford (10/15/07) SH 5 at Virginia (10/25/08) SOG 5 at Virginia (10/25/08) / / / Career 51/ Melissa martin - #4 - m Serves as team s primary pusher during penalty corners... Named womensfieldhockeyplayer. com s Player of the Week for her performance at the Big Ten/ACC Challenge (Aug. 30 & 31). Goals 2(2x) MR at Virginia (10/25/08) A 2(4x) MR vs. Richmond (10/5/08) Pts 4(2x) MR at Duke (9/8/07) SH 5 at Duke (11/1/07) SOG 4 vs. Boston College (10/28/07) / / / Career 63/ Starter Stats Aug 30, 2008 IOWA 3-2 * * Aug 31, 2008 MICHIGAN 5-3 * * Sep 05, 2008 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 * * Sep 07, 2008 JAMES MADISON 3-1 * * Sep 13, 2008 DUKE 4-1 * * Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA 2-1 * * Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio 4-0 * * Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson 4-1 * * Sep 27, 2008 MARYLAND 2-4 * * Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood 4-1 * * Oct 04, 2008 at North Carolina 3-4 * * Oct 05, 2008 RICHMOND 6-3 * * Oct 11, 2008 vs Michigan State 2-1 * * Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD 11-0 * * Oct 19, 2008 CALIFORNIA 1-0 * * Oct 25, 2008 at Virginia 6-2 * * Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College 4-1 * * Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth 5-1 * * Nov. 6, 2008 vs. Boston College 4-3 * * Nov 07, 2008 vs North Carolina 2-1 * * Totals Aug 30, 2008 IOWA 3-2 * * Aug 31, 2008 MICHIGAN 5-3 * * Sep 05, 2008 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 * * Sep 07, 2008 JAMES MADISON 3-1 * * Sep 13, 2008 DUKE 4-1 * * Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA 2-1 * * Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio 4-0 * * Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson 4-1 * * Sep 27, 2008 MARYLAND 2-4 * * Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood 4-1 * * Oct 04, 2008 at North Carolina 3-4 * * Oct 05, 2008 RICHMOND 6-3 * * Oct 11, 2008 vs Michigan State 2-1 * * Oct 12, 2008 at Northwestern 8-2 * * Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD 11-0 * * Oct 19, 2008 CALIFORNIA 1-0 * * Oct 25, 2008 at Virginia 6-2 * * Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College 4-1 * * Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth 5-1 * * Nov. 6, 2008 vs. Boston College 4-3 * * Nov 07, 2008 vs North Carolina 2-1 * * Totals raisa schiller - #6 - m Earned All-ACC honors for the first time in her career. Goals 1(8x) MR at Virginia (10/25/08) A 1(5x) MR at Boston College (10/25/08) Pts 3 at Boston College (10/29/06) SH 4(2x) MR vs. Richmond (10/5/08) SOG 3(2x) MR vs. Richmond (10/5/08) / / / Career 46/ Aug 30, 2008 IOWA 3-2 * * Aug 31, 2008 MICHIGAN 5-3 * * Sep 05, 2008 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 * * Sep 07, 2008 JAMES MADISON 3-1 * * Sep 13, 2008 DUKE 4-1 * * Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA 2-1 * * Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio 4-0 * * Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson 4-1 * * Sep 27, 2008 MARYLAND 2-4 * * Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood 4-1 * * Oct 04, 2008 at North Carolina 3-4 * * Oct 05, 2008 RICHMOND 6-3 * * Oct 11, 2008 vs Michigan State 2-1 * * Oct 12, 2008 at Northwestern 8-2 * * Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD 11-0 * * Oct 19, 2008 CALIFORNIA 1-0 * * Oct 25, 2008 at Virginia 6-2 * * Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College 4-1 * * Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth 5-1 * * Nov. 6, 2008 vs. Boston College 4-3 * * Nov 07, 2008 vs North Carolina 2-1 * * Totals

4 liza casella - #10 - b The only sophomore currently starting for the Deacons. Goals 0 A 1 vs. App. State (10/3/07) Pts 1 vs. App. State (10/3/07) SH 0 SOG / / Career 41/ Aileen davis - #13 - b Named All-ACC for the second consecutive season. Goals 2(2x) MR vs. Radford (10/15/08) A 1 (6x) MR at Northwestern (10/12/08) Pts Davidson (9/21/08) SH 6 vs. Davidson (9/26/06) SOG 4 (2x) vs. Davidson (9/26/06) / / / Career 67/ Starter Stats Aug 30, 2008 IOWA 3-2 * * Aug 31, 2008 MICHIGAN 5-3 * * Sep 05, 2008 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 * * Sep 07, 2008 JAMES MADISON 3-1 * * Sep 13, 2008 DUKE 4-1 * * Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA 2-1 * * Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio 4-0 * * Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson 4-1 * * Sep 27, 2008 MARYLAND 2-4 * * Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood 4-1 * * Oct 04, 2008 at North Carolina 3-4 * * Oct 05, 2008 RICHMOND 6-3 * * Oct 11, 2008 vs Michigan State 2-1 * * Oct 12, 2008 at Northwestern 8-2 * * Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD 11-0 * * Oct 19, 2008 CALIFORNIA 1-0 * * Oct 25, 2008 at Virginia 6-2 * * Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College 4-1 * * Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth 5-1 * * Nov 6, 2008 vs Boston College 4-3 * * Nov 07, 2008 vs North Carolina 2-1 * * Totals Aug 30, 2008 IOWA 3-2 * * Aug 31, 2008 MICHIGAN 5-3 * * Sep 05, 2008 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 * * Sep 07, 2008 JAMES MADISON 3-1 * * Sep 13, 2008 DUKE 4-1 * * Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA 2-1 * * Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio 4-0 * * Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson 4-1 * * Sep 27, 2008 MARYLAND 2-4 * * Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood 4-1 * * Oct 04, 2008 at North Carolina 3-4 * * Oct 05, 2008 RICHMOND 6-3 * * Oct 11, 2008 vs Michigan State 2-1 * * Oct 12, 2008 at Northwestern 8-2 * * Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD 11-0 * * Oct 19, 2008 CALIFORNIA 1-0 * * Oct 25, 2008 at Virginia 6-2 * * Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College 4-1 * * Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth 5-1 * * Nov 6, 2008 vs Boston College 4-3 * * Nov 07, 2008 vs North Carolina 2-1 * * Totals minou gimbrere - #14 - m/b Named All-ACC... Named to the NFHCA Senior All-Star Team, which will compete after the NCAA Championships... Is tied for second in Wake s single-season assist record category. Goals 2(3x) vs. Radford (10/5/08) A 2(7x) MR at Northwestern (11/12/08) Pts 4(2x) MR vs. James Madison (9/7/08) SH 7(3x) MR at Dartmouth (11/2/08) SOG 7 vs. Richmond (10/5/08) / / / / Career 85/ Aug 30, 2008 IOWA 3-2 * * Aug 31, 2008 MICHIGAN 5-3 * * Sep 05, 2008 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 * * Sep 07, 2008 JAMES MADISON 3-1 * * Sep 13, 2008 DUKE 4-1 * * Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA 2-1 * * Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio 4-0 * * Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson 4-1 * * Sep 27, 2008 MARYLAND 2-4 * * Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood 4-1 * * Oct 04, 2008 at North Carolina 3-4 * * Oct 05, 2008 RICHMOND 6-3 * * Oct 11, 2008 vs Michigan State 2-1 * * Oct 12, 2008 at Northwestern 8-2 * * Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD 11-0 * * Oct 19, 2008 CALIFORNIA 1-0 * * Oct 25, 2008 at Virginia 6-2 * * Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College 4-1 * * Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth 5-1 * * Nov 6, 2008 vs Boston College 4-3 * * Nov 07, 2008 vs North Carolina 2-1 * * Totals

5 Kim romansky - #17 - f/m Had a huge game in the ACC quarterfinals vs. Boston College, scoring two goals in 4-3 match. Goals 3(2x) MR vs. Duke (9/13/08) A 2 at Virginia (10/25/08) Pts 5 vs. Boston College (11/6/08) SH 6 at Dartmouth (11/2/08) SOG 3(4x) MR vs Boston College (11/2/08) / / / Career 42/ Starter Stats Aug 30, 2008 IOWA 3-2 * * Aug 31, 2008 MICHIGAN 5-3 * * Sep 05, 2008 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 * * Sep 07, 2008 JAMES MADISON 3-1 * * Sep 13, 2008 DUKE 4-1 * * Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA 2-1 * * Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio 4-0 * * Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson 4-1 * * Sep 27, 2008 MARYLAND 2-4 * * Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood 4-1 * * Oct 04, 2008 at North Carolina 3-4 * * Oct 05, 2008 RICHMOND 6-3 * * Oct 11, 2008 vs Michigan State 2-1 * * Oct 12, 2008 at Northwestern 8-2 * * Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD 11-0 * * Oct 19, 2008 CALIFORNIA 1-0 * * Oct 25, 2008 at Virginia 6-2 * * Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College 4-1 * * Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth 5-1 * * Nov 06, 2008 vs Boston College 4-3 * * Nov 07, 2008 vs North Carolina 2-1 * * Totals Crystal duffield - #19 - GK Named to Womensfieldhockey.com Honor Roll for her 10-save performance vs. Michigan State. GA 4 MR vs. Maryland (9/27/08) Saves 10(2x) MR at Michigan State (10/11/08) Saves %.917(2x) MR vs. App. State (10/20/06) Min 115 vs. North Carolina (9/5/08) Year GP/GS Min. Saves GA Save% GAA SO /0 71: /12 839: / : / : Career : Date Opponent Score GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho Aug 30, 2008 IOWA 3-2 * * 70: Aug 31, 2008 MICHIGAN 5-3 * * 70: Sep 05, 2008 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 * * 115: Sep 07, 2008 JAMES MADISON 3-1 * * 70: Sep 13, 2008 DUKE 4-1 * * 70: Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA 2-1 * * 70: Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio 4-0 * * 70: Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson 4-1 * * 55: Sep 27, 2008 MARYLAND 2-4 * * 35: Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood 4-1 * * 12: Oct 04, 2008 at North Carolina 3-4 * * 70: Oct 05, 2008 RICHMOND 6-3 * * 70: Oct 11, 2008 vs Michigan State 2-1 * * 70: Oct 12, 2008 at Northwestern 8-2 * * 70: Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD 11-0 * * 35: Oct 19, 2008 CALIFORNIA 1-0 * * 70: Oct 25, 2008 at Virginia 6-2 * * 68: Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College 4-1 * * 70: Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth 5-1 * * 70: Nov 06, 2008 vs Boston College 4-3 * * 70: Nov 07, 2008 vs North Carolina 2-1 * * 70: Totals : michelle kasold - #20 - F Lands on three WFU career records lists: 3rd in points, 5th in goals, 1st in assists. Singles season: 1st in assists... Will play with Minou Gimbrere in NFHCA Senior All-Star game following the NCAA tournament... All-ACC for third consecutive season. Goals 3 vs. Davidson (9/26/06) A 4(2x) MR vs. Richmond (10/5/08) Pts 8 vs. Davidson (9/26/06) SH 9 (3x) MR at Michigan State (10/12/08) SOG 7 at Michigan State (10/12/08) / / / / Career 87/ Aug 30, 2008 IOWA 3-2 * * Aug 31, 2008 MICHIGAN 5-3 * * Sep 05, 2008 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 * * Sep 07, 2008 JAMES MADISON 3-1 * * Sep 13, 2008 DUKE 4-1 * * Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA 2-1 * * Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio 4-0 * * Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson 4-1 * * Sep 27, 2008 MARYLAND 2-4 * * Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood 4-1 * * Oct 04, 2008 at North Carolina 3-4 * * Oct 05, 2008 RICHMOND 6-3 * * Oct 11, 2008 vs Michigan State 2-1 * * Oct 12, 2008 at Northwestern 8-2 * * Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD 11-0 * * Oct 19, 2008 CALIFORNIA 1-0 * * Oct 25, 2008 at Virginia 6-2 * * Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College 4-1 * * Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth 5-1 * * Nov 06, 2008 vs Boston College 4-3 * * Nov 07, 2008 vs North Carolina 2-1 * * Totals

6 liz Fries - #22 - b Has started all games since the start of her junior year. Goals 2 vs. Radford (9/12/07) A 1 (3x) MR vs. Radford (10/15/08) Pts 5 vs. North Carolina (11/4/07) SH 7 at Dartmouth (11/2/08) SOG 6 at Dartmouth (11/2/08) / / / / Career 62/ Starter Stats Aug 30, 2008 IOWA 3-2 * * Aug 31, 2008 MICHIGAN 5-3 * * Sep 05, 2008 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 * * Sep 07, 2008 JAMES MADISON 3-1 * * Sep 13, 2008 DUKE 4-1 * * Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA 2-1 * * Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio 4-0 * * Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson 4-1 * * Sep 27, 2008 MARYLAND 2-4 * * Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood 4-1 * * Oct 04, 2008 at North Carolina 3-4 * * Oct 05, 2008 RICHMOND 6-3 * * Oct 11, 2008 vs Michigan State 2-1 * * Oct 12, 2008 at Northwestern 8-2 * * Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD 11-0 * * Oct 19, 2008 CALIFORNIA 1-0 * * Oct 25, 2008 at Virginia 6-2 * * Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College 4-1 * * Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth 5-1 * * Nov 06, 2008 vs Boston College 4-3 * * Nov 07, 2008 vs North Carolina 2-1 * * Totals Lauren Greenwald - #25 - b Has been the only freshman to start on a consistent basis in Took over for Emily Cummings when the sophomore was sidelined with an injury. Goals 0 A 0 Pts 0 SH 0 SOG / Career 20/ Aug 30, 2008 IOWA 3-2 * Aug 31, 2008 MICHIGAN 5-3 * Sep 05, 2008 NORTH CAROLINA 2-1 * Sep 07, 2008 JAMES MADISON 3-1 * Sep 13, 2008 DUKE 4-1 * Sep 14, 2008 INDIANA 2-1 * Sep 20, 2008 vs Ohio 4-0 * * Sep 21, 2008 at Davidson 4-1 * * Sep 27, 2008 MARYLAND 2-4 * * Sep 29, 2008 at Longwood 4-1 * * Oct 04, 2008 at North Carolina 3-4 * * Oct 11, 2008 vs Michigan State 2-1 * * Oct 12, 2008 at Northwestern 8-2 * * Oct 15, 2008 RADFORD 11-0 * * Oct 19, 2008 CALIFORNIA 1-0 * Oct 25, 2008 at Virginia 6-2 * * Nov. 1, 2008 at Boston College 4-1 * * Nov 02, 2008 at Dartmouth 5-1 * * Nov 06, 2008 vs Boston College 4-3 * * Nov 07, 2008 vs North Carolina 2-1 * * Totals Other Notes Emily Cummings started the season in the Deacon backline, but was sidelined after six games with a stress fracture in her foot and will be out for the remainder of the season. Faith Adams leads the freshman class in scoring, with four goals in Classmate Adelaide Knott has two for the year, scoring both against Radford. Freshman goalkeeper Julia Young has played in three games, logging 107 minutes, two saves and one goal against. Melissa Martin and Kaitlin Piosa will play with the USA s 2008 Pan Am Indoor Team. The athletes will begin play November 19 in San Juan, Argentina. Senior Lou-Trice Gamble earned the only start of her career on October 19, when the Deacons hosted their last regular season home game for 2008.

7 Jennifer Averill Jennifer averill head coach 17th Year Northwestern, 1987 Wake Forest Record: Career Record: The Averill Legacy Prior to Averill s arrival in Winston-Salem, Wake Forest had never played in an NCAA postseason game. The Deacons will enter this fall with a streak of eight consecutive national semifinal appearances and nine consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. Jennifer Averill is Wake Forest Field Hockey. Entering her 17th season at Wake Forest in 2008, Averill owns a sparkling career record of (.727) and an overall record of (.661) in 17 years. She has built the Wake Forest program, almost from scratch, into a perennial national power. Averill s coaching goes far beyond the playing field. She expects her players to make good grades, graduate on time and to represent the campus and community. Perhaps more importantly, she cares about her players after they leave Wake Forest. Several former players have returned to work as assistant or volunteer assistant coaches. Each year Deacon field hockey alums flock back to Kentner Stadium for as many games as they can attend. Wake Forest field hockey began in 1971, but in 1992 it made a solid commitment to the program. Three significant things happened in 1992 that put Wake Forest on the long road to national prominence in field hockey. First, the team left the Deep South Association to join competition in the ACC. Secondly, it added scholarships and committed money for facilities. Thirdly, and most importantly, Averill took over the head coaching reigns in Averill s impact on the program was immediate. Wake Forest made its debut in the national rankings, at No. 20, in The Deacons have been a fixture in the top 25 ever since. Wake gained its first No. 1 national ranking in 2001, ended the 2002 season at No. 1 and spent the entire 2003 season atop the national polls. Behind her tireless recruiting efforts, Averill began to bring in some of the world s top young talent. The program turned the corner in 1999 when it advanced to the ACC Tournament finals for the first time and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time ever. Averill was named ACC Coach of the Year and NFHCA South Regional Coach of the Year. In 2000, Wake Forest began its streak of seven consecutive national semifinal appearances. Since that time, no school has enjoyed more consistent success in field hockey. Former Wake Forest basketball coach Skip Prosser, one of the school s most famous faces who passed away tragically in 2007, remarked upon reaching the NCAA Sweet 16 in 2003 and only halfjokingly said: We are just trying to build a basketball program that the field hockey program can be proud of. Averill was a highly-successful player before she embarked on her coaching career. She was a four-time All-American at Northwestern. As a senior in 1987, she earned the prestigious Honda Broderick Award as the nation s best field hockey player. Also in 1987, Averill won the Big Ten s Medal of Honor for academic excellence and the Jesse Owens Award as the conference s best athlete. In 1989, Averill was honored by Northwestern as the university s Female Athlete of the Decade for the 1980s. Averill competed in two Fours as a Wildcat and from 1983 to 1987 and played on the U.S. National Team. She was inducted into the Northwestern Hall of Fame in September of Averill began her coaching career with a short tenure as an assistant at Dartmouth before accepting the head coaching job at Bucknell. She remained with the Bison until 1991, when she led them to their first.500 season in seven years and was named Patriot League Coach of the Year. Averill remains active in field hockey outside of Wake Forest, as both a coach and player. She is a member of the reserve assistant staff for the United States National Team as well as the Under-23 and Under-16 teams. From 2000 to 2002, she played for Southern Charm, the United Summer League champions. Averill and partner, Karen, have a son, Nicolas Simon Averill, who is three and a half and a daughter, Gianna, who is a year and a half. Over the last seven seasons, Wake Forest has combined to go overall and 31-9 in the ACC. Wake Forest won back-to-back-to-back NCAA championships in 2002, 2003 and No other women s athletic team at Wake Forest has won an NCAA title of any kind. The Deacons captured championships in the nation s strongest conference, the ACC, in 2002, 2003 and Averill has coached two National Players of the Year - Kelly Doton in 2003 and Kelly Dostal in Dostal, in fact, was named the ACC Female Athlete of the Year for all sports. Averill s players have earned first team All-American honors 13 times and first team All-ACC honors 45 times. She has coached the ACC Player of the Year four times. In 2008, two of Averill s former athletes, Lauren Crandall and Kelley Doton, represented the U.S. at the Olympic Games in Beijing. Averill was recently named 2008 ACC Coach of the Year, marking her sixth time to receive the honor.

8 ACC Tournament history 1983 Chapel Hill, N.C. No. 3 Duke def. No. 5 Wake Forest, 6-0 Consolation Virginia def. Wake Forest, Charlottesville, Va. No. 3 Duke def. No. 5 Wake Forest, Chapel Hill, N.C. No. 4 Duke def. No. 5 Wake Forest, Chapel Hill, N.C. No. 4 Duke def. No. 5 Wake Forest, Durham, N.C. No. 4 Duke def. No. 5 Wake Forest, Chapel Hill, N.C No. 4 Virginia def. No. 5 Wake Forest, Winston-Salem, N.C No. 4 Virginia def. No. 5 Wake Forest, Winston-Salem, N.C. No. 5 Duke def. No. 4 Wake Forest, Charlottesville, Va. No. 4 Wake Forest def. No. 5 Duke, 3-2 No. 1 North Carolina def. Wake Forest, College Park, Md. No. 5 Duke def. No. 4 Wake Forest, 2-1(ot) 1996 Durham, N.C. No. 4 Duke def. No. 5 Wake Forest, Chapel Hill, N.C. No. 4 Duke def. No. 5 Wake Forest, Charlottesville, Va. No. 4 Wake Forest def. No. 5 Duke, 3-2(2ot) No. 1 Virginia def. No. 4 Wake Forest, Winston-Salem, N.C. No. 2 WFU def. No. 3 North Carolina, 6-1 No. 1 Maryland def. Wake Forest, 2-1 (2ot) 2000 College Park, Md. No. 3 Maryland def. No. 2 Wake Forest, Chapel Hill, N.C. No. 3 WFU def. No. 2 North Carolina, 3-2 (ot) No. 1 Maryland def. Wake Forest, Durham, N.C. ACC Champions No. 1 Wake Forest def. No. 4 Duke, 2-1 Wake Forest def. No. 3 Maryland, Charlottesville, Va. ACC Champions No. 1 Wake Forest def. No. 4 Maryland, 4-1 Wake Forest def. No. 3 Duke, 3-2 (ot) 2004 Winston-Salem, N.C No. 4 Wake Forest def. No. 5 Virginia, 5-1 No. 1 North Carolina def. Wake Forest, 2-1(ot) 2005 College Park, Md. No. 1 WFU def. No. 4 North Carolina, 2-1(ot) No. 2 Maryland def. Wake Forest, Chapel Hill, N.C. ACC Champions No. 2 WFU def. No. 6 North Carolina, 3-0 Wake Forest def. No. 1 Maryland, Chestnut Hill, Mass. No. 3 Wake Forest def. No. 4 Duke, 3-2 No. 3 Wake Forest def. No. 2 Maryland, 2-1 No. 1 North Carolina def. No. 3 WFU, 4-3 Celebrations from the 2006 ACC Championship

9 Field Hockey Box Score () The Automated ScoreBook For Field Hockey #3 Maryland vs #1 Wake Forest (Sep 27, 2008 at Winston-Salem, NC) Maryland (8-1-0, 2-0) vs. Wake Forest (8-1-0, 1-1) Date: Sep 27, 2008 Attendance: 234 Weather: 65 degrees, light rain Maryland Po ## Player Sh SO G A DS gk 99 Alicia Grater Brianna Davies Susie Rowe Meghan Dean Ameliet Rischen Nicole Muracco Amanda Himmelheb Ellen Ott Katie O'Donnell Alexis Pappas Sarah Scholl Substitutes -- 7 Emma Thomas Danielle Keeley Alicia Morawski Michelle Lane Totals ## Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 99 Alicia Grater 70: Shots by period 1 2 Total Maryland Wake Forest Goals by period 1 2 Total Maryland Wake Forest Wake Forest Po ## Player Sh SO G A DS gk 19 Crystal Duffield Hilary Moore Melissa Martin Raisa Schiller Liza Casella Aileen Davis Minou Gimbrere Kim Romansky Michelle Kasold Liz Fries Lauren Greenwald Substitutes -- 7 Kaitlin Piosa Totals ## Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 19 Crystal Duffield 35: Saves by period 1 2 Total Maryland Wake Forest Penalty corners 1 2 Total Maryland Wake Forest Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 34:02 WF Hilary Moore (unassisted) three against keeper, Moore had direct shot 6 yards in front of cage 2. 17:50 MD Susie Rowe (10) (unassisted) flicked into cage from 10 yards out 3. 64:40 MD Nicole Muracco (7) (unassisted) 4. 59:04 WF Aileen Davis (5) Hilary Moore converted on penalty corner Minou Gimbrere 5. 47:35 MD Meghan Dean (3) Katie O'Donnell converted on penalty corner Susie Rowe 6. 43:15 MD Katie O'Donnell (7) Nicole Muracco breakaway play shot 7 yards from cage Player cards: Officials: Willem Mijnarends; Jade Carvalho; Timekeeper: Matt Smith; Scorer: Kathryn Hamlett; ID Official's signature

10 Field Hockey Box Score () 2007 Wake Forest Field Hockey #3 Wake Forest vs #2 Maryland (Nov 02, 2007 at Newton, Mass.) Wake Forest (14-4) vs. Maryland (17-2) Date: Nov 02, 2007 Attendance: 242 Weather: Wake Forest Po ## Player Sh SO G A DS gk 19 Crystal Duffield Emily Cummings Melissa Martin Raisa Schiller Regina Shannon Liza Casella Chelsea Cipriani Aileen Davis Minou Gimbrere Michelle Kasold Liz Fries Substitutes -- 2 Hilary Moore Kim Romansky Totals ## Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 19 Crystal Duffield 70: Shots by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Maryland Goals by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Maryland Maryland Po ## Player Sh SO G A DS gk 00 Kathryn Masson Bri Davies Susie Rowe Janneke van Leeuwe Ameliet Rischen Nicole Muracco Amanda Himmelheb Ellen Ott Katie O'Donnell Alexis Pappas Sarah Scholl Substitutes -- 4 Kim Ziegler Meghan Dean Totals ## Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 00 Kathryn Masson 70: Saves by period 1 2 Total Wake Forest Maryland Penalty corners 1 2 Total Wake Forest Maryland Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 9:29 MD Nicole Muracco (13) Katie O'Donnell 16 crossed to left side of the goal and 13 deflected it in 2. 46:10 WF Aileen Davis (6) Minou Gimbrere corner; 14 shot deflected by :58 WF Chelsea Cipriani (7) (unassisted) scramble, 11 shot, 2 deflected in Player cards: Scorer: Suzanna Ollove; Offsides: Wake Forest 0, Maryland 0. Official's signature