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1 2017 SCHEDULE/RESULTS FEBRUARY 4 San Diego State W, California W, [12/12] Stanford W, [18/RV] LOUISVILLE W, (3OT) 24 UC DAVIS W, 16-6 MARCH 3 [13/9] Colorado L, VERMONT W, [-/RV] TEMPLE* W, [3/3] Florida* L, 15-8 APRIL 2 CONNECTICUT* 12 PM 5 Butler* 10 am 8 MARQUETTE* 1 PM 12 VANDERBILT* 2 PM 15 Villanova* 11 am 22 Georgetown* 11 am 28 CINCINNATI* 12 PM MAY 4 BIG EAST Semifinals^ 2/5 pm 6 BIG EAST Finals^ 11 am HOME GAME All times MT * BIG EAST game ^ Villanova, Pa. COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Liza Kelly Alma Mater...Delaware, 98 Denver Record (11 Seasons) Career Record (15 Seasons) ... Eliza.Kelly@du.edu Associate Head Coach... Matt Lawicki Alma Mater...Cal Poly, 04 Assistant Coach...Hannah Hook Alma Mater...Denver, 15 Director of WLAX Ops.... Mallory Poole Alma Mater...LIU-Post, 08 PRONUNCIATIONS Maddie Baum...BAWM Elizabeth Behrins... BEAR-ENS Molly Danko...DANE-KOH Caroline DiGiacomo... DI-ZHACK-COH-MOE Riley Eggeman... EGG-MAN Julia Feiss...FICE Eliza Hacke... HACK-EE Rachel Karwacki...CAR-WACK-EE Kendra Lanuza... LA-NEW-ZUH Annie Lyman...LIE-MAN Katy Miele... MEAL-EE Laura Milleker...MILL-UH-KER Kendall Mulvaney... MULL-VAY-NEE Layne Voorhees... VORE-HEES Caroline Wyse... WISE Liza Kelly...LIE-ZUH 2017 WOMEN S LACROSSE NOTES - WEEK EIGHT [14/14] Denver (7-2, 1-1 BIG EAST) vs Connecticut (3-6, 0-2 BIG EAST) Sunday, April 2, p.m. MT Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium Denver, Colo. Series History: DU 1-0 First Meeting: 3/11/08 (DU 21 - UConn 13) CONNECTICUT HUSKIES 2017 Overall Record: BIG EAST Record: Ranking: NR/NR Last game: vs Georgetown (L, 14-6) Head Coach: Katie Woods Alma Mater: Drew, 01 Record at Florida: (seventh season) Career Record: (11th season) DENVER PIONEERS 2017 Overall Record: BIG EAST Record: Ranking: 14/14 Last game: at [3/3] Florida (L, 15-8) Head Coach: Liza Kelly Alma Mater: Delaware, 98 Record at DU: (11th season) Career Record: (15th season) 2017 University of Denver Women s Lacrosse Roster # Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Elizabeth Behrins M/A 5-10 SO Basking Ridge, N.J. (Ridge H.S.) 2 Molly Danko Atk 5-4 SR Baltimore, Md. (The Bryn Mawr School) 3 Caroline DiGiacomo Mid 5-9 FR Keswick, Va. (St. Anne s Belfield School) 4 Maddy Stevenson* GK 5-6 SR Bainbridge Island, Wash. (Bainbridge H.S.) 6 Katherine Fischer Atk 5-7 RS SO Upper Nyack, N.Y. (Nyack H.S.) 7 Kate Knott Def 5-8 SO Lutherville, Md. (Notre Dame Preparatory School) 8 Emily Conway* Mid 5-8 RS SR Darien, CT (Washington and Lee University) 9 Caroline Lewis Def 5-7 SO Baltimore, Md. (McDonogh School) 10 Hanna Bocklet Atk 5-6 JR Cross River, N.Y. (John Jay H.S.) 11 Layne Voorhees* Def 5-7 SR Alexandria, Va. (St. Stephen s & St. Agnes) 12 Caitlin Derry Atk 5-6 JR Seal Beach, Calif. (Los Alamitos H.S.) 13 Maddie Baum Mid 5-6 SO Piedmont, Calif. (Piedmont H.S.) 14 Audrey Schreck Mid 5-8 SO Charlottesville, Va. (St. Anne s-belfield School) 15 Hunter Gray Def 5-5 SR Mount Laurel, N.J. (Lenape) 16 Nicki Wilkinson Def 5-6 SO Groton, Mass. (Groton-Dunstable Regional H.S.) 17 Caitlin Smith Atk 5-3 FR Westhampton Beach, N.Y. (Westhampton Beach H.S.) 18 Casey White Mid 5-6 SR Queensbury, N.Y. (Queensbury High School) 19 Eliza Hacke Def 5-7 FR Devon, Pa. (Conestoga H.S.) 20 Rachel Karwacki M/A 5-8 FR Sparks, Md. (Hereford H.S.) 21 Riley Eggeman Mid 5-5 JR Mission Viejo, Calif. (Capistrano Valley H.S.) 22 Kendra Lanuza Atk 5-4 SO Littleton, Colo. (Chatfield Senior H.S.) 23 Hannah Ross Def 5-7 FR Cranford, N.J. (Cranford H.S.) 24 Julia Feiss Atk 5-5 SO Baltimore, Md. (Bryn Mawr School) 25 Ellie Knott Atk 5-9 SR Baltimore, Md. (Bryn Mawr School) 26 Sybil Pallace Def 5-9 SR Baltimore, Md. (McDonogh H.S.) 27 Katy Miele Mid 5-6 JR Park City, Utah (University of Redlands) 28 Caroline Wyse Def 5-7 FR Newton, Mass. (Newton North H.S.) 30 Kendall Mulvaney GK 5-10 JR Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona del Mar H.S.) 31 Hayden Dean Mid 5-7 FR Corte Madera, Calif. (Redwood H.S.) 32 Annie Lyman Mid 5-9 FR Deephaven, Minn. (The Blake School) 33 Laura Milleker Mid 5-9 FR Severna Park, Md. (Severna Park H.S.) 35 Carson Gregg GK 5-9 FR Severna Park, Md. (Severna Park H.S.) 45 Kennedy Milburn Def 5-9 RS SO Whitby, Ontario (The Hill Academy) 77 Nicole Martindale* Atk 5-11 RS JR Brooklin, Ontario (Donald A. Wilson Secondary) *2017 Captain 2017 WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 1

2 TEAM INFORMATION Field...Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium Capacity...2, Overall Record MPSF Record All-MPSF All-West/Midwest Region... 0 SCHOOL INFORMATION Location... Denver, Colo. Enrollment...11,767 Founded Nickname...Pioneers Colors...Crimson and Gold National Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... BIG EAST Chancellor...Rebecca Chopp Athletics Director... Peg Bradley-Doppes Athletics Department... (303) Ticket Office Phone... (303) TEAM DI HISTORY First Year of Women s Lacrosse All-time Record NCAA Tournament App./Last...2/2014 Best NCAA Finish...2nd Round, twice Year/Opp / Florida (L, 19-9) MEDIA RELATIONS SID Contact...Jon Montoya Office Phone...(303) jonathan.montoya@du.edu Website...DenverPioneers.com Twitter Facebook... DenverWomensLacrosse NOTES LAST TIME OUT Then-No. 13/13 Denver faced its toughest test of the schedule in the second BIG EAST contest of the season against No. 3/3 Florida, succumbing to a loss for only the second time in the 2017 campaign as the Gators won 15-8 DU held a 2-1 lead early in the first half before an 8-1 run from UF closed the stanza at 9-3 in favor of the hosts Sophomore Audrey Schreck potted the first hat trick of her career with three goals on three shots to lead the offense Classmate Julia Feiss was the other multipoint scorer for the Pioneers as she finished with a pair of markers in the game Senior Layne Voorhees paced the defense with six ground balls, a career best, along with two caused turnovers and one draw control Fellow senior Maddy Stevenson took the loss between the pipes for the Crimson and Gold, finishing with 11 saves in all 60 minutes of action Florida was led by two-time BIG EAST Attacker of the Week Mollie Stevens as she posted five goals on 11 shots, six draw control and four ground balls to lead the Gators Shayna Pirreca led all point-getters in the game with six behind a hat trick and a trio of helpers, while Sammi Burgess added five points behind two goals and three assists Haley Hicklen stymied the Denver offense with 12 saves, including nine in the second half, for the win CLIMBING THE LADDER Currently ranked 12th in the nation, senior Ellie Knott is among the nation s elite in draw controls with 5.78 per game On the year, Knott has 52 to put her in a tie for ninth on Denver s single-season draw controls list At her current pace, and with seven guaranteed games left on the schedule, the Baltimore native will finish with 92 draws, which would be a new DU single-season record Knott also has 110 in her career despite only taking draws as a junior and senior, putting her eighth on Denver s career list for draw controls The steady senior is on pace for 150 career draws, putting her fourth all-time FAST STARTS, STRONG FINISHES Denver owns a 7-2 record through nine games, second-best mark in school history, tying the 2006 campaign When DU starts 7-2 or better through nine games, the end result is a deep playoff run as the Pioneers made the MPSF Semifinals once (2012), the MPSF Championship game thrice( /2013), claimed one MPSF Championship title once (2014) and made the NCAA Tournament Second Round twice ( ) HISTORY VS CONNECTICUT This will be the second meeting between the schools as Denver laid claim to a win in the first meeting in 2008 Ranked 14th at the time, DU kept the Huskies winless with a victory, only the 11th occasion at the time in school history the Pioneers had posted at least 20 goals as a team The Crimson and Gold got six goals from Ali Flury and nine points from both Megan Carver (5g/4a) and Steph Coyne (3g/6a) Becky Childs took the win for DU while splitting time in the net with Katie Gold as Childs made three saves to Gold s four UConn had three hat tricks in the contest, one from Kim McGinty, Katy Ryan and Whitney Michele while Michele added four assists in the loss Jenna Moulton made seven saves while taking the decision for Connecticut SCOUTING THE HUSKIES UConn is led by junior Grace Nolan, the BIG EAST Attacker of the Week for Feb. 21, as she owns 21 goals and 15 helpers on the year for 36 points Senior Jacqueline Jordan sits second on the team with 27 points, the only other Husky with over 20 points on the season, behind 19 goals and eight assists Senior Maggie Tripodi and junior Kelsey Catalano are the other UConn members with over 10 goals as Tripodi owns 15 to Catalano s 14 Sophomore Brooke Jensen is the draw control specialist, leading the way with 30, but is also a force on the defensive end with 16 caused turnovers and 19 ground balls Connecticut has a stingy defensive look as six members have at least 10 caused turnovers, led by Jensen s 16 and followed 2017 WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 2

3 by 14 from both senior Jessie Beer and junior Cassie Ekstrom, 12 from freshman Alyssa Conklin, 11 from Nolan and 10 from Jordan Ekstrom is the go-to ground ball getter with 23 on the year, while freshman Grace Beshlian is second with 20 Beshlian is the primary keeper for the Huskies as she is 3-6 on the year with a goals allowed average on 91 saves for a.438 save percentage As a team, UConn is averaging goals per game while opponents average 12.93, but the Huskies do own an advantage on caused turnovers at 121 to 84 Opponents are converting.465 of all attempts from the free position arc, while Connecticut is limited to a.390 look UConn has a lead in ground balls with 183 to opponents 153, but the opposition has more draw controls, 143 to 95 PIONEERS IN THE POLLS DU took a step back in the polls following the loss to No. 3/3 Florida The Pioneers are currently No. 14 in both the IWLCA Coaches Poll and the Cascade Media Poll, along with the No. 19 spot in the US Lacrosse Magazine rankings YOUTH OF THE DU1NATION Denver has a youth movement in the works as the top five scorers are all underclassmen Kendra Lanuza tops the list with 34 points on 16 goals and 18 assists, leading the team in points and helpers Feiss is second with 30 points on 24 goals and six assists, while Behrins is third with 21 goals and four assists Schreck sits fourth with 12 points, all goals, while Katherine Fischer owns 11 points on eight goals and three assists to round out the top five Upperclassmen anchor the defensive half as Voorhees leads the way with 18 caused turnovers, followed by 19 draw controls and 22 ground balls Hunter Gray owns 12 caused turnovers, 23 ground balls and four draw controls, while Sybil Pallace has contributed 13 caused turnovers, 10 ground balls and four draw controls Stevenson has started every game betwen the pipes for a 8.42 GAA and a.466 save percentage with 61 saves in 498:32 NOTES 200 GAMES IN 15 YEARS With the win over Vermont on March 12, head coach Liza Kelly became the 16th coach in NCAA history with 200 career wins at the Division-I level Kelly was the 10th-fastest coach to accomplish the feat, doing so after 289 career games between her time at Boston and Denver Former DU head coach Cathy Reese, now at Maryland, was the second-fastest coach in NCAA history to reach the mark, needing only 246 games after 11 seasons to accomplish the feat Current Northwestern head coach Kelly Amonte Hiller was the fastest to reach the milestone, surpassing the marker in 231 games after 12 seasons as a head coach MAKING THE TRANSITION This will be Denver s first year in the BIG EAST after spending the previous 13 seasons as a member of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation DU was in MPSF games in 13 years, including a mark under the direction of 11th-year coach Liza Kelly and five undefeated MPSF seasons since 2007 Including non-mpsf games, the Pioneers are all-time against MPSF opponents, punctuated by a 19-4 mark against UC Davis, 18-4 against St. Mary s, and 14-3 against Oregon Denver owns a 7-8 record against BIG EAST opponents, having faced Vanderbilt the most (3-3) and searching for first wins against Butler (0-0), Florida (0-3), Georgetown (0-2) and Villanova (0-0) 2017 BIG EAST Denver was picked to finish fourth in its first BIG EAST Preseason Poll Nicole Martindale was the lone DU representative on the Preseason All-BIG EAST Team [3/3] Florida was picked to finish first, garnering all nine possible first place votes with Vanderbilt getting the other top vote The Gators got six members on the Preseason All-BIG EAST team, including Preseason Co-Offensive Players of the Year Sammi Burgess and Lindsey Ronbeck and Preseason Defensive Player of the Year Caroline Fitzgerald 2017 NCAA RANKINGS TEAM RANKINGS Category Stat Rank Assists/Game Caused Turnovers/Game Draw Controls/Game Free Position Percentage Groundballs/Game Points/Game Save Percentage Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Scoring Offense Turnovers/Game Win Percentage Yellow Cards 23 8 INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS Category Player Stat Rank Assists Lanuza Assists/Game Lanuza CT/Game Voorhees Pallace Gray DC/Game Gray FPG/Game Behrins FP% Behrins Feiss Goals Feiss Behrins Goals/Game Feiss Behrins GAA Stevenson GB/Game Gray Voorhees Points Lanuza Feiss Points/Game Lanuza Feiss Save Pct. Stevenson Saves Stevenson Saves/Game Stevenson Updated March 28, WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 3

4 2017 STATS AND STANDINGS 2017 DENVER LEADERS IWLCA COACHES POLL INSIDE LACROSSE POLL Goals Julia Feiss...24 Elizabeth Behrins...21 Kendra Lanuza...16 Audrey Schreck...12 Katherine Fischer... 8 Assists Kendra Lanuza...18 Julia Feiss... 6 Caitlin Derry... 5 Elizabeth Behrins... 4 Katherine Fischer... 3 Riley Eggeman... 3 Points Kendra Lanuza...34 Julia Feiss...30 Elizabeth Behrins...25 Audrey Schreck...12 Katherine Fischer...11 Draw Controls Ellie Knott...52 Layne Voorhees...19 Elizabeth Behrins... 9 Emily Conway... 8 Sybil Pallace... 4 Hunter Gray... 4 Ground Balls Hunter Gray...23 Layne Voorhees...22 Maddy Stevenson...18 Nicki Wilkinson...15 Kennedy Milburn...10 Sybil Pallace...10 Kendra Lanuza...10 Elizabeth Behrins...10 Caused Turnovers Layne Voorhees...18 Sybil Pallace...13 Hunter Gray...12 Elizabeth Behrins...11 Riley Eggeman... 8 Kennedy Milburn... 8 Saves Maddy Stevenson...61 Carson Gregg... 6 # TEAM REC PTS LW 1 Maryland (20) North Carolina Florida Colorado Stony Brook T7 6 Penn State Princeton Cornell T7 9 Southern California Syracuse Penn Notre Dame Towson Denver Virginia Northwestern Virginia Tech Elon Stanford Duke RV: Johns Hopkins; Boston College Updated March 27, 2017 # TEAM REC PTS LW 1 Maryland (20) North Carolina (1) Florida Colorado Penn State Stony Brook Cornell Princeton Penn Southern California Syracuse Virginia Tech Notre Dame T14 Denver T14 Towson Elon Virginia Boston College Northwestern T17 20 Johns Hopkins T17 RV: Stanford; Louisville; James Madison; Temple; Loyola (Md.); Vanderbilt; Duke; Harvard; Rutgers Updated March 27, BIG EAST STANDINGS - MAR. 29 CONF. PCT. OVR. PCT. HOME AWAY NEU. STK. FLORIDA L1 VANDERBILT W1 GEORGETOWN W1 TEMPLE W1 DENVER L1 VILLANOVA W2 MARQUETTE L1 CINCINNATI L1 CONNECTICUT L2 BUTLER L4 BIG EAST PRESEASON POLL # School Pts. 1 Florida (9) 81 2 Connecticut 68 3 Georgetown 63 4 Denver 55 5 Temple 45 6 Marquette 41 7 Vanderbilt (1) 40 8 Villanova 31 9 Cincinnati Butler 9 First place votes in parentheses DENVER WEEK-BY-WEEK Date IWLCA Media Jan. 30 NR RV Feb. 13 NR 19 Feb. 20 T15 14 Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar T WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 4

5 2017 STATS AND STANDINGS 2017 DENVER RECORD SUPERLATIVES Overall Record Leading at Half...7-0, Trailing at Half...0-2,.000 Tied at Half... N/A Score First...3-0, Opponent Scores First...4-2,.667 Win More Draws...5-0, Win Fewer Draws...1-2,.333 Win Equal Draws...1-0, More Caused Turnovers...5-0, Fewer Caused Turnovers...2-1,.667 Equal Caused Turnovers...0-1,.000 More Turnovers...1-1,.500 Fewer Turnovers...4-0, Equal Turnovers...2-1,.667 More Shots on Goal...6-0, Fewer Shots on Goal...1-2,.333 Equal Shots on Goal... N/A More Free Position Attempts...3-1,.750 Fewer Free Position Attempts...4-1,.800 Equal Free Position Attempts... N/A More Ground balls...5-1,.833 Fewer Ground balls...1-1,.500 Equal Ground balls...1-0, BIG EAST Record Leading at Half...1-0, Trailing at Half...0-1,.000 Tied at Half... N/A Score First... N/A Opponent Scores First...1-1,.500 Win More Draws...1-0, Win Fewer Draws...0-1,.000 Win Equal Draws... N/A More Caused Turnovers...1-0, Fewer Caused Turnovers...0-1,.000 Equal Caused Turnovers... N/A More Turnovers... N/A Fewer Turnovers...1-0, Equal Turnovers...0-1,.000 More Shots on Goal...1-0, Fewer Shots on Goal...0-1,.000 Equal Shots on Goal... N/A More Free Position Attempts...0-1,.000 Fewer Free Position Attempts...1-0, Equal Free Position Attempts... N/A More Ground balls... N/A Fewer Ground balls...0-1,.000 Equal Ground balls...1-0, Home Record Leading at Half...4-0, Trailing at Half... N/A Tied at Half... N/A Score First...1-0, Opponent Scores First...3-0, Win More Draws...3-0, Win Fewer Draws... N/A Win Equal Draws...1-0, More Caused Turnovers...3-0, Fewer Caused Turnovers...1-0, Equal Caused Turnovers... N/A More Turnovers... N/A Fewer Turnovers...4-0, Equal Turnovers... N/A More Shots on Goal...4-0, Fewer Shots on Goal... N/A Equal Shots on Goal... N/A More Free Position Attempts...2-0, Fewer Free Position Attempts...2-0, Equal Free Position Attempts... N/A More Ground balls...2-0, Fewer Ground balls...1-0, Equal Ground balls...1-0, Away Record Leading at Half...3-0, Trailing at Half...0-2,.000 Tied at Half... N/A Score First...2-0, Opponent Scores First...1-2,.333 Win More Draws...2-0, Win Fewer Draws...1-2,.333 Win Equal Draws... N/A More Caused Turnovers...2-0, Fewer Caused Turnovers...1-1,.500 Equal Caused Turnovers...0-1,.000 More Turnovers...1-1,.500 Fewer Turnovers... N/A Equal Turnovers...2-1,.667 More Shots on Goal...2-0, Fewer Shots on Goal...1-2,.333 Equal Shots on Goal... N/A More Free Position Attempts...1-1,.500 Fewer Free Position Attempts...2-1,.667 Equal Free Position Attempts... N/A More Ground balls...3-1,.750 Fewer Ground balls...0-1,.000 Equal Ground balls... N/A BIG EAST PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Week 1 - Feb. 14 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Week 2 - Feb. 21 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Week 3 - Feb. 28 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Week 4 - Mar. 7 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Week 5 - Mar. 14 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Week 6 - Mar. 21 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Week 7 - Mar. 28 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Week 8 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Week 9 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Week 10 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Week 11 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Week 12 Attacker: Midfielder: Defensive: Freshman: Brenda McDermott, Temple Kendra Lanuza, Denver Maddy Stevenson, Denver Liz Trojan, Villanova Grace Nolan, Connecticut Elizabeth Behrins, Denver Layne Voorhees, Denver Monica Borzillo, Cincinnati Mollie Stevens, Florida Morgan Glassford, Temple Haley Hicklen, Florida Monica Borzillo, Cincinnati Sammi Burgess, Florida Morgan Glassford, Temple Taylor Bresnahan, Florida Katie Comerford, Villanova Mollie Stevens, Florida Sydney Pirreca, Florida Layne Voorhees, Denver Monica Borzillo, Cincinnati Lindsey Ronbeck, Florida Sydney Pirreca, Florida Sybil Pallace, Denver Emily Mathewson, Vanderbilt Mollie Stevens, Florida Grace Gabriel, Marquette Maddy Fisher, Georgetown Katie Comerford, Villanova 2017 WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 5

6 SENIORS 8 - Emily Conway Goals... 2 (2x, last vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Assists... 1 (vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Points... 3 (vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Shots...5 (2x, last at Florida, 3/25/17) Ground Balls... 4 (vs. Stanford, 4/3/15) Draw Controls...2 (8x, last at Colorado, 3/3/17) Caused Turnovers... 3 (vs. Stanford, 4/3/15) 2 - Molly Danko Goals...2 (vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) Assists... 1 (4x, last at California, 2/10/17) Points...2 (vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) Shots... 4 (vs. Saint Mary s, 3/30/14) Ground Balls... 2 (vs. Fairfield, 3/13/16) Draw Controls... 1 (vs. Stanford, 4/3/15) Caused Turnovers... 2 (vs. Saint Mary s, 3/30/14) 15 - Hunter Gray Shots... 1 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Ground Balls... 5 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Draw Controls... 2 (vs. Louisville, 2/18/17) Caused Turnovers...4 (2x, last vs. USC, 4/10/16) 25 - Ellie Knott Goals... 1 (2x, last at Saint Mary s, 4/19/15) Points... 1 (2x, last at Saint Mary s, 4/19/15) Shots...3 (at Saint Mary s, 4/19/15) Ground Balls... 2 (at Oregon, 4/22/16) Draw Controls...10 (at Oregon, 4/22/16) Caused Turnovers...1 (3x, last vs. Louisville, 2/18/17) 26 - Sybil Pallace Assists... 1 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Points... 1 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Shots...1 (2x, last vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Ground Balls... 4 (vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Draw Controls... 2 (at San Diego State, 2/4/17) Caused Turnovers... 7 (vs. Temple, 3/19/17) 4 - Maddy Stevenson* Saves...16 (at Stanford, 2/12/17) Save Pct [4/4] (vs. California, 4/15/16) Ground Balls...5 (vs. USC, 4/10/16) Caused Turnovers...2 (2x, last vs. USC, 4/10/16) Goals Allowed... 0 (vs. California, 4/15/16) 11 - Layne Voorhees Goals... 1 (4x, last vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Assists...1 (vs. Colorado, 2/12/16) Points... 1 (5x, last vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Shots... 1 (6x, last vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Ground Balls... 6 (at Florida, 3/25/17) Draw Controls... 4 (at San Diego State, 2/4/17) Caused Turnovers..5 (2x, last vs. Old Dominion, 4/20/14) 18 - Casey White Goals... 2 (4x, last vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Assists...1 (4x, last at Stanford, 4/1/16) Points...3 (vs. Fairfield, 3/13/16) Shots...5 (at Stanford, 4/1/16) Ground Balls... 2 (3x, last vs. California, 4/15/16) Draw Controls...1 (5x, last at Florida, 3/25/17) Caused Turnovers... 3 (at San Diego State, 2/4/17) 2017 STATS AND STANDINGS CAREER HIGHS JUNIORS 10 - Hanna Bocklet Goals...1 (2x, last vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Points...1 (2x, last vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Shots...2 (4x, last vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Ground Balls...1 (4x, last vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Draw Controls...1 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) 12 - Caitlin Derry Goals... 2 (at Fresno State, 2/14/16) Assists...3 (vs. James Madison, 3/5/16) Points...3 (3x, last at San Diego State, 2/4/17) Shots...4 (3x, last at Colorado, 3/3/17) Ground Balls... 4 (at Fresno State, 2/14/16) Draw Controls...3 (vs. Fairfield, 3/13/16) Caused Turnovers... 1 (2x, last vs. Dartmouth, 3/20/16) 21 - Riley Eggeman Goals... 2 (vs. California, 4/15/16) Assists...1 (4x, last at Florida, 3/25/17) Points... 2 (vs. California, 4/15/16) Shots...3 (2x, last vs. Louisville, 2/18/17) Ground Balls...4 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Draw Controls...2 (vs. Fresno State, 4/26/15) Caused Turnovers... 3 (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) 77 - Nicole Martindale Goals...6 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Assists...4 (at UC Davis, 4/28/16) Points... 7 (2x, last at UC Davis, 4/28/16) Shots...10 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Ground Balls...3 (vs. San Diego State, 4/8/16) Draw Controls...4 (4x, last at UC Davis 4/3/16) Caused Turnovers... 1 (3x, last at San Diego State, 4/10/15) SOPHOMORES 1 - Elizabeth Behrins Goals... 5 (at San Diego State, 2/4/17) Assists...2 (3x, last vs. Louisville, 2/18/17) Points...5 (3x, last vs. Louisville, 2/18/17) Shots...13 (vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) Ground Balls... 3 (2x, last vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) Draw Controls... 3 (2x, last vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Caused Turnovers... 3 (2x, last vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) 24 - Julia Feiss Goals... 6 (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Assists...3 (vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) Points...6 (3x, last vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Shots (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Ground Balls... 2 (4x, last vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) Draw Controls...4 (vs. Colorado, 2/12/16) Caused Turnovers... 1 (4x, last vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) 6 - Katherine Fischer Goals...2 (4x, last vs. Louisville, 2/18/17) Assists...2 (vs. Oregon, 4/24/15) Points...3 (at California, 2/10/17) Shots... 5 (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Ground Balls...3 (vs. Oregon, 4/30/15) Draw Controls... 3 (2x, last vs. Dartmouth, 3/25/15) Caused Turnovers... 3 (vs. UC Davis, 4/5/15) 7 - Kate Knott Shots... 1 (at Florida, 3/25/17) Ground Balls...2 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Draw Controls...2 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) Caused Turnovers...1 (2x, last vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) SOPHOMORES CONT Kendra Lanuza Goals...4 (at Stanford, 2/12/17) Assists... 5 (vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Points... 7 (3x, last vs. Temple, 3/19/17) Shots... 7 (vs. Louisville, 2/18/17) Ground Balls... 4 (at Florida, 3/25/17) Draw Controls...2 (2x, last at San Diego State, 2/4/17) Caused Turnovers... 1 (7x, last vs. Temple, 3/19/17) 9 - Caroline Lewis Ground Balls...3 (at Colorado, 3/3/17) Draw Controls...1 (vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) Caused Turnovers...1 (at Stanford, 2/12/17) 45 - Kennedy Milburn Goals...1 (vs. San Diego State, 4/8/16) Points...1 (vs. San Diego State, 4/8/16) Shots... 1 (3x, last vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Ground Balls...4 (at Stanford, 4/1/16) Draw Controls... 1 (4x, last at UC Davis, 4/28/16) Caused Turnovers...2 (3x, last at Florida, 3/25/17) 14 - Audrey Schreck Goals... 3 (at Florida, 3/25/17) Assists... 1 (2x, last at UC Davis, 4/28/16) Points...3 (2x, last at Florida, 3/25/17) Shots... 7 (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Ground Balls... 4 (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Draw Controls...2 (vs. UC Davis, 2/24/17) Caused Turnovers...4 (vs. Saint Mary s, 4/16/16) 16 - Nicki Wilkinson Shots...1 (at Stanford, 4/1/16) Ground Balls... 3 (2x, last at California, 2/10/17) Draw Controls...1 (4x, last vs. Marquette, 3/25/16) Caused Turnovers... 3 (2x, last vs. California, 4/15/16) FRESHMAN 31 - Hayden Dean Shots... 1 (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) 32 - Annie Lyman Shots...1 (at Stanford, 2/12/17) 17 - Caitlin Smith Goals... 1 (at California, 2/10/17) Assists...1 (at California, 2/10/17) Points...2 (at California, 2/10/17) Shots...1 (at California, 2/10/17) Draw Controls...2 (at California, 2/10/17) 35 - Carson Gregg* Saves...5 (at Colorado, 3/3/17) Save Pct [5/11] (at Colorado, 3/3/17) Ground Balls...2 (at Colorado, 3/3/17) Goals Allowed...6 (at Colorado, 3/3/17) 28 - Caroline Wyse Ground Balls... 3 (vs. Vermont, 3/12/17) Caused Turnovers... 1 (at Florida, 3/25/17) *Save pct. and goals allowed based on contests with a minimum of 30 minutes played 2017 WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 6

7 2017 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Liza Kelly Alma Mater: Delaware Experience: 11th Season Quick Hits: Denver has posted nine winning seasons under Kelly since 2007 Led Denver to NCAA Tournament appearances in 2013 and 2014 Named 2013 IWLCA West/Midwest Regional Coach of the Year Kelly Year-By-Year Year Record Conf ! ! # # # # # # ! 18-3 # ! 19-2 # # # * 1-1 BU Totals DEN Totals Totals # - MPSF * - BIG EAST! - NCAA Tournament Liza Kelly completed her 10th season as head coach of the University of Denver in 2016, finishing with a 9-9 record and a trip to the MPSF Semifinals. In 2015, Kelly led the Pioneers to a 13-5 finish and their fourth straight winning season. Kelly led the Pioneers to their second-straight NCAA Tournament in 2014, where they beat Jacksonville to advance to the Round of 16. Denver went undefeated in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation for the second season in a row in 2014 and finished the year with a 19-2 record. Denver completed the 2013 season with an 18-3 overall record and a perfect 8-0 mark in the MPSF. DU was ranked No. 16 in the final IWLCA Coaches Poll. The Crimson and Gold ranked second in the nation in caused turnovers (11.76), fourth in win percentage (.857), fifth in points (433.0) and ninth in scoring offense (13.9). Denver broke a team record, set a season before, by winning 15-straight games. In 2012, the Pioneers posted a 12-3 overall record and a 6-1 record in the MPSF. DU was No. 1 in the nation in caused turnovers (12.6 per game), 10th in scoring offense (13.93 goals per game) and 11th in scoring margin (4.2). The Pioneers also set a team record by winning 12-straight games. The Pioneers went 13-5 overall and a perfect 6-0 in the MPSF in Denver advanced to the MPSF Championship Tournament final, which DU hosted at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium, but was edged by Stanford in double overtime. Denver ended the season ranked No. 20 in the nation. Kelly led the Pioneers to a record of 13-6 overall and 5-0 in the MPSF, concluding the 2008 season ranked No. 19 in the nation. In 2007, Kelly steered DU to a 16-3 mark and a 5-0 sweep of the MPSF schedule, ending the season ranked No. 15. In Kelly s first two years at DU she led her players to success. Kristie Leggio (2007) and Kelly O Connell (2008) picked up IWLCA All-America honors during their careers and were named MPSF Player of the Year in 2007 and 2008, respectively. In addition to her duties with Denver s team, Kelly serves on the NCAA Division I Women s Lacrosse committee. Prior to DU, Kelly served five years as the head coach at Boston University. The Baltimore native posted an impressive (.660) mark as head coach at BU, including consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and America East regular season and tournament championships in 2005 and The Terriers finished in the top-10 in the national rankings in Kelly s final two seasons, and Kelly was named America East Coach of the Year twice during her five-year tenure at BU. During Kelly s tenure, 24 players were named to the America East Honor Roll, while five received selection to the Commissioner s High Honor Roll. In addition, six Terriers received IWLCA Academic Honor Roll accolades. During her five seasons at BU, 15 different Terriers earned a combined 26 selections to the all-conference first team, while 11 players received a combined 19 regional All- America accolades, including the first two first-team All- Americans in program history. Before taking over the reins at BU, Kelly served under Linda Ohrin as an assistant coach at Towson University for three years. Kelly coached the Tigers defense and assisted in scouting and recruiting. As a player, Kelly was a standout midfielder at the University of Delaware from , earning All-America honors in 1996, 1997 and 1998, before playing for the United States National team from Kelly was inducted into the University of Delaware Athletics Hall of Fame in 2008 and the Baltimore Chapter of U.S Lacrosse Hall of Fame in Kelly has held a number of coaching positions. In addition to traveling throughout the U.S. teaching lacrosse, she has been an ambassador for the game of lacrosse all over the world. In 1995, she traveled to Tokyo, Japan, to teach the sport to Japanese University students. Associate Head Coach Matt Lawicki Alma Mater: Cal Poly, 05 Experience: Fifth Season Assistant Coach Hannah Hook Alma Mater: Denver, 15 Experience: Second Season 2017 WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 7

8 2017 RADIO/TV ROSTER 1 Elizabeth Behrins So., Mid/Atk 2 Molly Danko Sr., Attacker 3 Caroline DiGiacomo Fr., Midfielder 4 Maddy Stevenson Sr., Goalkeeper 6 Katherine Fischer R-So., Attacker 7 Kate Knott So., Defender 8 Emily Conway R-Sr., Midfielder 9 Caroline Lewis So., Defender 10 Hannah Bocklet Jr., Attacker 11 Layne Voorhees Sr., Defender 12 Caitlin Derry Jr., Attacker 13 Maddie Baum So., Midfielder 14 Audrey Schreck So., Midfielder 15 Hunter Gray Sr., Defender 16 Nicki Wilkinson So., Defender 17 Caitlin Smith Fr., Attacker 18 Casey White Sr., Midfielder 19 Eliza Hacke Fr., Defender 20 Rachel Karwacki Fr., Mid/Atk 21 Riley Eggeman Jr., Midfielder 2017 WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 8

9 2017 RADIO/TV ROSTER 22 Kendra Lanuza So., Attacker 23 Hannah Ross Fr., Defender 24 Julia Feiss So., Attacker 25 Ellie Knott Sr., Attacker 26 Sybil Pallace Sr., Defender 27 Katy Miele Jr., Midfielder 28 Caroline Wyse Fr., Defender 30 Kendall Mulvaney Jr., Goalkeeper 31 Hayden Dean Fr., Midfielder 32 Annie Lyman Fr., Midfielder 33 Laura Milleker Fr., Midfielder 35 Carson Gregg Fr., Goalkeeper 45 Kennedy Milburn R-So., Midfielder 77 Nicole Martindale R-Jr., Attacker Liza Kelly Head Coach Matt Lawicki Assoc. Head Coach 2017 WOMEN S LACROSSE Hannah Hook Assistant Coach Mallory Poole Dir. of Lacrosse Ops. Terry Ellis Volunteer Asst. Coach DENVERPIONEERS.COM 9

10 DENVER LAST TIME OUT Lacrosse Box Score (Final) 2017 Denver Lacrosse #13 Denver vs #3 UF (3/25/2017 at Gainesville, Fla.) Denver (7-2, 1-1 BIG EAST) vs. UF (8-1, 2-0 BIG EAST) Date: 3/25/2017 Attendance: 366 Weather: 72 degrees, partly cloudy Score by period 1 2 Total Denver UF Denver SCORING: GOALS: SCHRECK, Audrey 3; FEISS, Julia 2; CONWAY, Emily 1; BEHRINS, Elizabeth 1; WHITE, Casey 1. ASSISTS: EGGEMAN, Riley 1; LANUZA, Kendra 1. UF SCORING: GOALS: Stevens,Mollie 5; Pirreca,Shayna 3; Burgess,Sammi 2; Ronbeck,Lindsey 2; Pirreca,Sydney 2; Benitez,Caroline 1. ASSISTS: Burgess,Sammi 3; Pirreca,Shayna 3; Ronbeck,Lindsey 2; Benitez,Caroline 1. Shots by period 1 2 Total Denver UF Ground balls/prd 1 2 Total Denver UF Draw controls/prd 1 2 Total Denver UF Saves by period 1 2 Total Denver UF Fouls by period 1 2 Total Denver UF Turnovers by prd 1 2 Total Denver UF Clears by period 1 2 Total Denver UF Free-position shots 1 2 Total Denver UF Stadium: Donald R. Dizney Official's signature Officials: Mara Banfield; Randy Booth; Rena Whitehouse. Scorer: Bill Pantages WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 10

11 DENVER LAST TIME OUT Lacrosse Box Score (Final) 2017 Denver Lacrosse #13 Denver vs #3 UF (3/25/2017 at Gainesville, Fla.) UF Pos ## Player G A Pts Sh SO GB DC FPS TO CT Fo a 2 Burgess,Sammi a 7 Pirreca,Shayna d 11 Fitzgerald,Caroline d 12 Bresnahan,Taylor a 14 Ronbeck,Lindsey d 16 Trombetta,Cara a 17 Stevens,Mollie m 20 Harris,Brianna m 24 Pavinelli,Allie d 25 Flanagan,Aniya gk 29 Hicklen,Haley m 44 Pirreca,Sydney Substitutes -- 3 Benitez,Caroline Marsh,Carli Hall,Madi Totals # Goalkeepers Minutes GA W/L 1 2 Saves 29 Hicklen,Haley 60:00 8 W Win-Hicklen,Haley (8-1) WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 11

12 DENVER LAST TIME OUT Lacrosse Box Score (Final) 2017 Denver Lacrosse #13 Denver vs #3 UF (3/25/2017 at Gainesville, Fla.) Denver Pos ## Player G A Pts Sh SO GB DC FPS TO CT Fo a 1 BEHRINS, Elizabeth gk 4 STEVENSON, Madd m 8 CONWAY, Emily d 11 VOORHEES, Layne d 15 GRAY, Hunter d 16 WILKINSON, Nicki m 21 EGGEMAN, Riley a 22 LANUZA, Kendra a 25 KNOTT, Ellie d 26 PALLACE, Sybil d 28 WYSE, Caroline d 45 MILBURN, Kennedy Substitutes -- 2 DANKO, Molly FISCHER, Katherin KNOTT, Kate DERRY, Caitlin BAUM, Maddie SCHRECK, Audrey WHITE, Casey FEISS, Julia Totals # Goalkeepers Minutes GA W/L 1 2 Saves 4 STEVENSON, Madd 60:00 15 L Loss-STEVENSON, Maddy (7-2) WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 12

13 DENVER LAST TIME OUT Lacrosse Box Score (Final) 2017 Denver Lacrosse #13 Denver vs #3 UF (3/25/2017 at Gainesville, Fla.) Scoring Summary: No. Prd Time Team Goal Scorer Assist Home-Vis 1. 1st 22:51 UF Burgess,Sammi Unassisted :26 DEN CONWAY, Emily Free position shot :39 DEN SCHRECK, Audrey EGGEMAN, Riley :23 UF Stevens,Mollie Burgess,Sammi :09 UF Pirreca,Sydney Pirreca,Shayna :52 UF Benitez,Caroline Ronbeck,Lindsey :02 DEN SCHRECK, Audrey Free position shot :53 UF Pirreca,Sydney Pirreca,Shayna :00 UF Stevens,Mollie Burgess,Sammi :30 UF Ronbeck,Lindsey Unassisted :31 UF Pirreca,Shayna Unassisted :02 UF Pirreca,Shayna Ronbeck,Lindsey nd 19:15 UF Stevens,Mollie Benitez,Caroline :54 DEN WHITE, Casey Unassisted :43 DEN FEISS, Julia Unassisted :33 DEN SCHRECK, Audrey Unassisted :19 UF Stevens,Mollie Unassisted :22 DEN FEISS, Julia Unassisted :49 UF Ronbeck,Lindsey Pirreca,Shayna :05 UF Burgess,Sammi Unassisted :18 DEN BEHRINS, Elizabeth LANUZA, Kendra :19 UF Pirreca,Shayna Unassisted :34 UF Stevens,Mollie Burgess,Sammi 15-8 Penalty Summary: Prd Time Team Player Min Offense 1st 25:23 DEN 6-FISCHER, Katherine N/A YELLOW CARD 25:08 DEN 28-WYSE, Caroline N/A YELLOW CARD 2nd 24:07 UF 10-Marsh,Carli N/A YELLOW CARD 07:52 DEN 8-CONWAY, Emily N/A YELLOW CARD 07:04 UF 12-Bresnahan,Taylor N/A YELLOW CARD 07:04 UF 11-Fitzgerald,Caroline N/A YELLOW CARD 02:37 UF 12-Bresnahan,Taylor N/A YELLOW CARD 2017 WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 13

14 2017 SEASON STATISTICS - ALL GAMES RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Feb 04 at San Diego State W Feb 10 at California W Feb 12 at #12 Stanford W /18/17 #18 LOUISVILLE Wo /24/17 UC DAVIS W Mar 03 at #13 Colorado L Mar 12 VERMONT W * Mar 19 TEMPLE W * 3/25/2017 at #3 UF L TEAM STATISTICS DEN OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists Free position Made-Att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position Unassisted Overtime 1 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 4/296 5/299 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC TO CT 22 LANUZA, Kendra FEISS, Julia BEHRINS, Elizabet SCHRECK, Audrey FISCHER, Katherin DERRY, Caitlin CONWAY, Emily EGGEMAN, Riley WHITE, Casey MARTINDALE, Nicole DANKO, Molly SMITH, Caitlin VOORHEES, Layne MILBURN, Kenned LYMAN, Annie DEAN, Hayden PALLACE, Sybil KNOTT, Kate GREGG, Carson WYSE, Caroline KNOTT, Ellie ROSS, Hannah KARWACKI, Rache WILKINSON, Nicki GRAY, Hunter BAUM, Maddie BOCKLET, Hanna LEWIS, Caroline STEVENSON, Maddy Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T 35 GREGG, Carson 2 54: STEVENSON, Maddy 9 498: Total 9 552: Opponents 9 552: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Denver Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Denver Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Denver Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Denver Opponents WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 14

15 2017 SEASON STATISTICS - BIG EAST GAMES RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Mar 19 TEMPLE W * 3/25/2017 at #3 UF L TEAM STATISTICS DEN OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists Free position Made-Att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position 3 1 Unassisted 12 8 Overtime 0 0 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 1/298 1/366 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC TO CT 24 FEISS, Julia LANUZA, Kendra CONWAY, Emily BEHRINS, Elizabet SCHRECK, Audrey WHITE, Casey EGGEMAN, Riley VOORHEES, Layne DERRY, Caitlin DANKO, Molly KNOTT, Kate FISCHER, Katherin MILBURN, Kenned WYSE, Caroline PALLACE, Sybil KNOTT, Ellie WILKINSON, Nicki GRAY, Hunter BAUM, Maddie LEWIS, Caroline STEVENSON, Maddy Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T 4 STEVENSON, Maddy 2 120: Total 2 120: Opponents 2 120: Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Denver Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Denver Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Denver Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd Total Denver Opponents WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 15

16 2017 SEASON STATISTICS - LEADERS ## Points GP G A Pts Shots 22 LANUZA, Kendra FEISS, Julia BEHRINS, Elizabeth SCHRECK, Audrey FISCHER, Katherine ## Goals GP G A Pts Shots 24 FEISS, Julia BEHRINS, Elizabeth LANUZA, Kendra SCHRECK, Audrey FISCHER, Katherine ## Assists GP G A Pts Shots 22 LANUZA, Kendra FEISS, Julia DERRY, Caitlin BEHRINS, Elizabeth EGGEMAN, Riley ## Ground Balls GP No. 15 GRAY, Hunter VOORHEES, Layne STEVENSON, Maddy WILKINSON, Nicki MILBURN, Kennedy 8 10 ## Draw Controls GP No. 25 KNOTT, Ellie VOORHEES, Layne BEHRINS, Elizabeth CONWAY, Emily PALLACE, Sybil 9 4 ## Shots GP G A Shots Shot% 24 FEISS, Julia BEHRINS, Elizabeth LANUZA, Kendra SCHRECK, Audrey DERRY, Caitlin ## Shot Pct. GP G A Shots Shot% 11 VOORHEES, Layne SMITH, Caitlin MARTINDALE, Nicole LANUZA, Kendra WHITE, Casey ## Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 24 FEISS, Julia BEHRINS, Elizabeth LANUZA, Kendra SCHRECK, Audrey CONWAY, Emily ## Shots on Goal Pct. GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 77 MARTINDALE, Nicole DEAN, Hayden VOORHEES, Layne KNOTT, Kate PALLACE, Sybil ## Caused Turnovers GP No. 11 VOORHEES, Layne PALLACE, Sybil GRAY, Hunter BEHRINS, Elizabeth EGGEMAN, Riley 9 8 ## Game-winning Goals GP No. 24 FEISS, Julia CONWAY, Emily DERRY, Caitlin SCHRECK, Audrey BEHRINS, Elizabeth 9 1 ## Free-position Goals GP No. 1 BEHRINS, Elizabeth FEISS, Julia SCHRECK, Audrey FISCHER, Katherine LANUZA, Kendra WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 16

17 2017 SEASON STATISTICS - DENVER GAME-BY-GAME Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sog GW fpg-fps GB DC TO CT Fo RC YC GC Feb 04, 2017 San Diego State Feb 10, 2017 California Feb 12, 2017 Stanford /18/17 LOUISVILLE /24/17 UC DAVIS Mar 03, 2017 Colorado Mar 12, 2017 VERMONT Mar 19, 2017 TEMPLE /25/2017 UF Denver Opponent TEAM PER-GAME Games played: 9 Shots per game: 29.56; Goals per game: Assists per game: 4.78; Points per game: Shot pct:.398; SOG pct:.786 Faceoff W-L pct:.000; Clear pct.: Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced Feb 04, 2017 San Diego State : Feb 10, 2017 California : Feb 12, 2017 Stanford : /18/17 LOUISVILLE : /24/17 UC DAVIS : Mar 03, 2017 Colorado : Mar 12, 2017 VERMONT : Mar 19, 2017 TEMPLE : /25/2017 UF : Totals : Opponent 552: WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 17

18 2017 SEASON STATISTICS - OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sog GW fpg-fps GB DC TO CT Fo RC YC GC Feb 04, 2017 San Diego State Feb 10, 2017 California Feb 12, 2017 Stanford /18/17 LOUISVILLE /24/17 UC DAVIS Mar 03, 2017 Colorado Mar 12, 2017 VERMONT Mar 19, 2017 TEMPLE /25/2017 UF Opponent Denver OPPONENT PER-GAME Games played: 9 Shots per game: 21.78; Goals per game: 8.56 Assists per game: 3.44; Points per game: Shot pct:.393; SOG pct:.735 Faceoff W-L pct:.000; Clear pct.: Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced Feb 04, 2017 San Diego State : Feb 10, 2017 California : Feb 12, 2017 Stanford : /18/17 LOUISVILLE : /24/17 UC DAVIS : Mar 03, 2017 Colorado : Mar 12, 2017 VERMONT : Mar 19, 2017 TEMPLE : /25/2017 UF : Opponent : Denver 552: WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 18

19 2017 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME - SENIORS # 8 CONWAY, Emily Feb 04, 2017 San Diego State * * Feb 10, 2017 California 15-5 * * Feb 12, 2017 Stanford 10-7 * * /18/17 LOUISVILLE * * /24/17 UC DAVIS 16-6 * * Mar 03, 2017 Colorado 3-14 * * Mar 12, 2017 VERMONT 14-4 * * Mar 19, 2017 TEMPLE 14-6 * * /25/2017 UF 8-15 * * Totals # 2 DANKO, Molly Feb 10, 2017 California 15-5 * /24/17 UC DAVIS 16-6 * Mar 03, 2017 Colorado 3-14 * Mar 12, 2017 VERMONT 14-4 * Mar 19, 2017 TEMPLE 14-6 * /25/2017 UF 8-15 * Totals #15 GRAY, Hunter Feb 04, 2017 San Diego State * * Feb 10, 2017 California 15-5 * * Feb 12, 2017 Stanford 10-7 * * /18/17 LOUISVILLE * * /24/17 UC DAVIS 16-6 * * Mar 03, 2017 Colorado 3-14 * * Mar 12, 2017 VERMONT 14-4 * * Mar 19, 2017 TEMPLE 14-6 * * /25/2017 UF 8-15 * * Totals #25 KNOTT, Ellie Feb 04, 2017 San Diego State * * Feb 10, 2017 California 15-5 * * Feb 12, 2017 Stanford 10-7 * * /18/17 LOUISVILLE * * /24/17 UC DAVIS 16-6 * * Mar 03, 2017 Colorado 3-14 * * Mar 12, 2017 VERMONT 14-4 * * Mar 19, 2017 TEMPLE 14-6 * * /25/2017 UF 8-15 * * Totals WOMEN S LACROSSE DENVERPIONEERS.COM 19