JAMES MADISON LACROSSE 14 NCAA Championship Appearances 10-Time CAA Tournament Champions 50th Season of JMU Lacrosse

JAMES MADISON LACROSSE 14 NCAA Championship Appearances 10-Time CAA Tournament Champions 50th Season of JMU Lacrosse 2018 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Overall: 16-1 CAA: 6-0 Home: 8-0 Away: 7-1 Neutral: 1-0 Streak: W8 DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Feb. 10 #3 NORTH CAROLINA W, 15-14 (2OT) Feb. 14 VIRGINIA TECH W, 16-11 Feb. 18 vs. UConn W, 21-9 Feb. 24 at High Point W, 13-11 Mar. 2 at Temple W, 19-7 Mar. 7 #20 PENN STATE W, 14-12 Mar. 10 at Rutgers W, 16-8 Mar. 17 RICHMOND W, 14-9 Mar. 24 at #4 Maryland L, 12-15 Mar. 28 UC DAVIS W, 15-5 Apr. 6 DELAWARE * W, 19-5 Apr. 8 DREXEL * W, 15-2 Apr. 13 at William & Mary * W, 21-4 Apr. 15 at Elon * W, 15-3 Apr. 18 at #17 Virginia W, 15-10 Apr. 22 HOFSTRA * W, 15-10 Apr. 28 at #6 Towson * W, 17-16 (OT) May 4 DELAWARE ^ 4 p.m. May 6 TOWSON/ELON WINNER ^ 1 p.m. NCAA SELECTION SHOW 9:30 p.m. Home games in BOLD CAPS Rankings are Cascade Media Poll * CAA game ^ CAA Championship (at JMU) LAX SPORTS NETWORK Online.... laxsn.com LIVE STATS StatBroadcast....www.caastats.com JMU Lax Communications Chris Brooks, Lacrosse SID Office Phone: 540-568-3702 Email: brookscp@jmu.edu Twitter: @CBrooksSID No. 1 JAMES MADISON vs. No. 4 DELAWARE FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2018 4 P.M. ET CAA SEMIFINALS HARRISONBURG, VA. SENTARA PARK Location... Harrisonburg, Va. Site...Sentara Park Capacity...1,500 Surface...Grass TV/Online...Lax Sports Network Series...JMU leads 27-17 Last Meeting...Apr. 6, 2018 JMU 19, Delaware 5 JAMES MADISON (16-1, 6-0 CAA) Rankings (Media / Coaches)...#5 / #5 Head Coach...Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe Career Record (Year)...195-110 (17th) JMU Record (Year).................. 145-75 (12th) DELAWARE (8-9, 3-3 CAA) Rankings (Media / Coaches)...-- / -- Head Coach... Kateri Linville Career Record (Year)...72-64 (8th) Delaware Record (Year)... same DUKES SET FOR CAA SEMIFINAL WITH DELAWARE Top-seeded JMU opens CAA Championship play on Friday, May 4 when it takes on fourth-seeded Delaware in the first semifinal. Game time is set for 4 p.m. at Sentara Park and can be seen online through Lax Sports Network. JMU comes in with a 16-1 overall record while the Blue Hens are 8-9. Friday marks not just the 45th meeting all-time between the Dukes and Blue Hens, but also a rematch of last year s CAA semifinals, in which JMU came away with an 11-10 overtime win to advance. The Dukes are 27-17 all-time against UD, which includes a 19-5 victory back on April 6 in the league opener for both teams. JMU is 11-6 all-time against Delaware at home, with wins its last four in Harrisonburg. JMU HISTORY IN CAA CHAMPIONSHIP JMU is making its 24th appearance in the CAA Championship since joining the league in 1992. The Dukes are 35-13 (.729) all-time in the CAA postseason, claiming a conference-best 10 tournament titles. That included them winning last year s crown at Towson. JMU has been either the No. 1 or No. 2 seed in each of the last nine seasons, including the No. 1 seed in four, including the last three years. The program is 13-3 when holding the No. 1 seed and the Dukes have advanced to the title game in seven of eight appearances as the top seed. This is the fifth time JMU has hosted the CAA Championship and first since 2010. The Dukes have won the title in three of the four times it previously served as the host. By virtue of the win at Towson on April 28, JMU will also host the 2019 Championship next season. Breaking down JMU s records against the tournament field, the Dukes are 6-1 against Delaware, 1-0 against Elon and 3-3 against Towson. UD is the only team to beat the Dukes in a tourney at JMU (1995). GAUDIAN, WARDEN, KLAES-BAWCOMBE HEADLINE CAA AWARDS JMU reeled in three major awards and 10 All-CAA honors on Thursday, as Kristen Gaudian was named CAA Player of the Year, Haley Warden was voted Co-Defensive Player of the Year and Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe was tabbed Coach of the Year. Joining Gaudian and Warden on the All-CAA First Team was Elena Romesburg, Rebecca Tooker and Molly Dougherty. Three were Second Team members in Caroline Sdanowich, Hanna Haven and Katie Kerrigan were honored, while Dougherty and Katie Checkosky were honored on the All-Rookie Team. Gaudian became the 14th CAA Player of the Year in program history, as JMU has now won the award in three straight years and six of the last seven. Warden earned the team s fifth Defensive Player of the Year award and the first since Cally Chakrian in 2012. She is also the second Division I player ever to earn Player and Defensive Player of the Year honors during a respective career. Klaes-Bawcombe earned the three-peat for Coach of the Year laurels as she has now won the award five times (4 at JMU, 1 at Hofstra). JMU has had the top coach award now seven times. TEAM COMPARISON James Madison Delaware 16.00 Scoring Offense 10.18 8.88 Scoring Defense 12.35 +7.12 Scoring Margin -2.17 272-540 (.504) Goals-Shot Attempts 173-441 (.392) 426-540 (.789) Shots on Goal-Attempts 325-441 (.737) 121 Assists 71 57-122 (.467) Free-Position Goals-Attempted 30-94 (.319) 333 Ground Balls 307 190 Caused Turnovers 177 245 Draw Controls 186 304-334 (.910) Clears 301-350 (.860).439 Save Percentage.455

SCOUTING DELAWARE The Blue Hens come to town with an 8-9 record and earned the No. 4 seed with a 3-3 mark in conference play. Delaware averages 10.18 goals per game while allowing 12.35 per outing. It is led by First Team All-CAA midfielder Becky Gohsler, who led the team in scoring with 34 goals and 15 assists. Mia DeRuggiero, a Second Team All-CAA pick, paces the Hens with 35 assists, which is second in the CAA. Chantae Sims was a Second Team selection after collecting 45 grounds balls and causing 28 turnovers. Taylor Carpentier was also Second Team All- CAA after leading the league in ground balls (47) and ranking third in save percentage (.487). Kateri Linville is in her eighth season at the helm, holding a 72-64 record. This is UD s fourth appearance in the CAA Championship over the past five seasons. JMU #5 IN THE POLLS, #4 IN NCAA RPI Despite stretching its win streak to eight games for the second time this year, JMU fell one spot to No. 4 in both the media and coaches poll. However, JMU moved up from No. 5 to No. 4 in this week s NCAA RPI ranking. The drop in rankings came following JMU s win at then-no. 6 Towson (17-16) on April 28 but a day later saw North Carolina upset previously unbeaten Boston College to win the ACC title. This season is the first since 2011 that JMU has been ranked in the top five and the team s No. 2 ranking earlier in the Nike/USL poll was tied for the best ranking ever, matching a 2000 Coaches ranking. SINGLE-SEASON RECORD WATCH Two players have set single-season records this year in Kristen Gaudian and Haley Warden. Gaudian set the season record for free-position goals (21), while Warden owns the mark for draw controls (76). Gaudian has won 64 draws, which is fourth in JMU history and 12 back of Warden s pace. Katie Kerrigan has tallied 42 assists, which is third in single-season history and seven off Monica Zabel s 2012 record (49). Warden set the single-season record for caused turnovers last season, with 47, and she stands 12 back of her own record, with 35 this season. That is tied for seventh in JMU history. MOST REGULAR-SEASON WINS EVER JMU s 16-1 overall record is the best mark this late in the season in JMU s 50-season history. It s also the first time JMU has won 16 games in a regular season, surpassing the 14 from the 2010 season. The Dukes began the year with an 8-0 record, marking the second-best win streak to start a season. JMU opened the 1988 season at 9-0. After tying the best 10-game start ever with a win over UC Davis, the Dukes have reeled off another eight-game win streak to complete their first regular season with only one setback. Prior to this year, JMU had begun 15-2 just once when it finished with a program-best 17-3 record in 2010. In that season, JMU hosted and won the CAA Championship, and was the NCAA s No. 5 seed. WINNINGEST SENIOR CLASS JMU s 2018 seniors have won more games than any other class in school history, holding a 55-23 record. The seniors passed the 53 wins by the 2013 class. JMU has produced five classes that have won 50 games over their respective careers. The 2007 and 2006 seniors both won 51 games and the 2017 seniors claimed 50 victories. The 2018 seniors attempt to become the third class to win three CAA titles, joining the 2004 and 2006 seniors. This class is likely to become the third to also make the NCAA Championship every season, as the Dukes made the tournament in five straight years from 1997 to 2001. CAA SINGLE-SEASON GOALS RECORD Last season, JMU set a program and conference record for most goals in a season (271). In the regular-season finale at Towson, the Dukes surpassed the previous mark, scoring its record 272nd goal in overtime to win the outright title. Kristen Gaudian s overtime goal off a pass from Katie Kerrigan gave JMU the school and CAA record in just the 17th game. Last year s record was set in 21 games. TWO 50-GOAL SCORERS FIRST TIME Kristen Gaudian and Elena Romesburg both passed the 50-goal mark this season, marking the first time in school history JMU has produced a pair of 50-goal scorers in the same year. Gaudian leads the CAA with 57 goals while Romesburg is third with 53 tallies. The two rank fifth and tied for seventh, respectively, on JMU s single-season top-20 list in goals. ELENA & MOLLY WIN FINAL CAA HONORS JMU finished the season with 14 weekly CAA awards, as Elena Romesburg was named Player of the Week and Molly Dougherty was tabbed Rookie of the Week. It was the third honor for each player. Romesburg tallied two goals, one assist and a career-high seven draw controls at Towson. Dougherty made eight saves, including one on the final shot of regulation in the closing seconds to force overtime. She held the Tigers to a 7-for-18 mark (.389) on free-position opportunities. GAUDIAN WINS IT IN OT AT TOWSON Kristen Gaudian fired the game winner in overtime to lift JMU to a 17-16 victory at No. 6 Towson and secure the outright CAA regularseason championship on April 28. JMU led 16-13 late in the second half before a non-releasable penalty sparked Towson to a 3-0 run over the final 3:52 to tie the game at 16-16. On the final play of regulation Caroline Sdanowich deflected a free-position shot, which Molly Dougherty saved to force overtime. JMU out-shot Towson 3-0 in the extra period, and after Sdanowich took a charge, Katie Kerrigan found Gaudian in front at the other end for the game-winning tally. Maddie McDaniel tied game-high honors with four goals, three of which came in the first. Gaudian finished with three goals, Hanna Haven led the team with six points off two goals and a career-high four assists and Kerrigan had a fivepoint day with two goals and three helpers. INSIDE THE POLLS Cascade Women s Division I Media Poll Apr. 30, 2018 No. Team Record Points 1 Stony Brook (23) 17-0 460 2 Maryland 16-1 414 3 North Carolina 15-3 412 4 Boston College 19-1 399 5 James Madison 16-1 385 6 Northwestern 13-4 316 7 Towson 14-3 304 8 Loyola 14-3 301 9 Florida 14-3 289 10 Navy 14-3 224 11 Stanford 15-4 218 12 Virginia Tech 13-6 190 13 Princeton 10-5 186 14 Penn 12-3 163 15 Colorado 13-5 143 16 High Point 15-2 118 17 Georgetown 12-5 77 18 Notre Dame 10-9 37 t-19 Syracuse 9-9 31 t-19 Denver 11-5 31 Receiving Votes: Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth, Virginia, Penn State, USC, Cornell, Lehigh, Jacksonville IWLCA Division I Poll Apr. 30, 2018 No. Team Record Points 1 Stony Brook (24) 17-0 624 2 Maryland (1) 16-1 494 3 North Carolina 15-3 561 4 Boston College 19-1 551 5 James Madison 16-1 540 6 Florida 14-3 487 7 Northwestern 13-4 471 8 Towson 14-3 451 9 Loyola 14-3 425 10 Navy 14-3 386 11 Stanford 15-4 365 12 Virginia Tech 13-6 348 13 Penn 12-3 319 14 Colorado 13-5 303 15 Princeton 10-5 301 16 Virginia 9-9 201 17 Syracuse 9-9 199 18 High Point 15-2 198 19 Penn State 9-8 140 20 Notre Dame 10-9 136 21 USC 10-8 132 22 Georgetown 12-5 106 23 Johns Hopkins 10-7 98 24 Dartmouth 11-4 79 25 Duke 7-9 75 Receiving Votes: N/A 2018 CAA YEARLY AWARDS Major Awards Winners Player of the Year Kristen Gaudian Co-Defensive Player of the Year Haley Warden Coach of the Year shelley Klaes-Bawcombe All-CAA First Team Attack First Team Midfield First Team Midfield First Team Defense First Team Goalkeeper Second Team Attack Second Team Attack Second Team Defense All-Rookie All-Rookie CAA STANDINGS Kristen Gaudian elena Romesburg haley Warden rebecca Tooker Molly Dougherty hanna Haven Katie Kerrigan Caroline Sdanowich Katie Checkosky molly Dougherty CAA Overall #5 James Madison 6-0 1.000 16-1.941 #7 Towson 5-1.833 14-3.824 Elon 3-2.600 4-10.286 Delaware 3-3.500 8-9.471 Hofstra 2-4.333 8-9.471 Drexel 1-5.167 4-12.250 William & Mary 0-5.000 4-12.250 2

JMU CAREER RECORD WATCH Goals Kristen Gaudian 123 (t-13th) 1 off 13th, 2 off t-12th, 3 off t-11th, 4 off t-10th Elena Romesburg 115 (16th) 1 off t-15th, 2 off 15th, 8 off t-13th, 9 off 13th Assists Katie Kerrigan 89 (3rd) 20 off t-2nd, 21 off 2nd Points Kristen Gaudian 145 (20th) 3 off t-19th, 4 off 19th, 9 off t-18th, 10 off 18th Elena Romesburg 138 7 off t-20th, 8 off 20th Free-Position Goals Kristen Gaudian 39 (2nd) 3 off t-1st, 4 off 1st Elena Romesburg 33 (7th) 1 off t-6th, 2 off 6th, 3 off t-4th, 4 off 4th Haley Warden 18 (t-18th) 1 off t-16th, 2 off 16th 3 off t-15th, 4 off t-14th Hanna Haven 17 (t-20th) 1 off t-18th, 2 off t-16th 3 off 16th, 4 off t-15th Saves Ellie Harmeyer 144 (17th) 6 off t-16th, 7 off 16th KG & HALEY ARE TEWAARATON NOMINEES Kristen Gaudian and Haley Warden on Thursday were named top-25 nominees for the Tewaaraton Award, which honors the top college lacrosse player nationally. They are the first JMU players to reach the top-25 stage since 2013, when former JMU All-American Casey Ancarrow (2009-13) was honored. The top-five finalists will be announced May 10 and the winner crowned on May 31 in Washington, D.C. Two Dukes have previously been named topfive finalists in Lisa Staedt (2003) and Gail Decker (2004). Entering the final regular-season weekend, Gaudian leads the CAA with 54 goals and 68 points, to go with 63 draw controls, while Warden has 29 goals, a single-season record 71 draws, 37 ground balls and 35 caused turnovers. SENIORS LEAD JMU PAST HOFSTRA Elena Romesburg tied her career high and the JMU seniors accounted for 11 goals to lead the Dukes past Hofstra, 15-10, on Senior Day. Romesburg scored five goals and matched her career-best point total after adding an assist. Kristen Gaudian had five points off a pair of goals and three helpers and Morgan Hardt scored two goals and an assist. Haley Warden set the JMU single-season record for draw controls, finishing with five to up her season total to 71. JMU opened the game with a pair of 4-0 runs to lead 8-1 with 13 minutes left in the half. Leading 10-5 at the break, back-to-back goals to open the second pushed the lead back to seven. WARDEN BREAKS SEASON DRAWS MARK Haley Warden already owns the career draw controls record and added single-season record in the win against Hofstra. With five wins in the circle, Warden surpassed the previous record of 69, set by herself last season and Steph Finley s 2014 mark. She currently has 71, which ranks seventh in CAA single-season history. Draw Controls Haley Warden 213 (1st) ALL-TIME LEADER Elena Romesburg 141 (4th) 15 off t-3rd, 16 off 3rd, 23 off t-2nd, 24 off 2nd Kristen Gaudian 93 (t-15th) 1 off 15th, 6 off t-14th, 7 off 14th, 24 off t-13th Caused Turnovers Haley Warden 109 (2nd) 1 off t-1st, 2 off 1st Rebecca Tooker 78 (6th) 10 off t-5th, 11 off 5th, 14 off t-4th, 15 off 4th Caroline Sdanowich 52 (t-18th) 1 off 18th, 2 off t-17th, 3 off 17th, 4 off t-16th Emma Johnson 49 (20th) 3 off t-18th, 4 off 18th, 5 off t-17th, 6 off 17th Elena Romesburg 48 1 off t-20th, 2 off 20th, 3 off 19th, 4 off t-18th Ground Balls Haley Warden 139 (8th) 1 off t-7th, 2 off 7th, 10 off t-6th, 11 off 6th Elena Romesburg 108 (14th) 4 off t-13th, 5 off 13th, 7 off t-12th, 8 off 12th DUKES SURGE TO WIN AT VIRGINIA JMU had three players record hat tricks and a fast start led to a 15-10 triumph at #17 Virginia on April 18. It marked JMU s first win against U.Va. since 2011 and the first win in Charlottesville in eight years. Kristen Gaudian scored a game-high five goals, to go with three draw controls. She also scored one free position goal to set a JMU singleseason record with 18 free-position goals. Hanna Haven scored four goals, while Haley Warden had three goals, to go with three draw controls and career highs of five caused turnovers and seven ground balls. Molly Dougherty made a career-best 12 saves to move to 6-0 on the year. JMU stormed out of the gates, scoring the game s first five goals, holding Virginia scoreless for more than 20 minutes. After back-toback Cavalier goals, Warden s goal with seven seconds left gave the visitors a 6-2 halftime advantage. Gaudian netted two straight goals in a 12-second span early in the second, extending the lead to 8-2, before the Hoos scored four of five to make it 9-6 with 24:25 to play. JMU answered with four straight to make it 13-6 with just under 13 minutes to go. GAUDIAN BREAKS RECORD AT U.VA. Kristen Gaudian, who leads JMU in scoring with 52 goals, broke a single-season record at Virginia. She netted her 18th free-position goal of the year, surpassing the previous record of 17 which was set twice - in 2017 by Gaudian and in 1998 by Julie Martinez. Gaudian also ranks third all-time at JMU with 36 career free-position goals. She only trails Gail Decker (2001-04), who had 38, and Steph Finley (2012-15), who is the all-time leader with 42. SERIES HISTORY VS. DELAWARE JMU leads 27-17 Current Streak: JMU W2 JMU Home Games: 11-6 Last: Apr. 6, 2018 (JMU 19, UDel 5) JMU Away Games: 11-11 Last: Apr. 23, 2017 (UDel 15, JMU 12) JMU Neutral Games: 5-0 Last: May 5, 2017 (JMU 11, UDel 10 - OT) Most JMU Goals: 19 2x, last on Apr. 6, 2018 On Road/Neutral: 18 on April 11, 2010 Most Opp. Goals: 21 on Mar. 27, 1986 JMU Win Margin: 14 on Apr. 6, 2018 (19-5) Opponent Win Margin: 14 on Mar. 29, 1982 Date Game W/L Score 3/29/82 at Delaware L 5-19 4/7/83 at Delaware L 7-17 4/27/84 at #4 Delaware L 3-15 3/23/85 #10 Delaware L 14-15 3/27/86 at Delaware L 12-21 3/26/87 Delaware L 10-12 3/24/88 at Delaware W 11-5 3/23/89 #7 Delaware L 6-9 3/22/90 at Delaware L 5-7 3/21/91 Delaware W 7-5 3/24/92 at Delaware L 10-11 3/22/93 Delaware W 9-5 4/16/93 vs. Delaware W 16-12 3/16/94 at #6 Delaware L 6-8 4/15/94 vs. #11 Delaware W 15-14 3/16/95 #11 Delaware W 15-9 4/22/95 #13 Delaware L 5-6 3/13/96 at Delaware W 13-4 3/12/97 Delaware W 17-6 3/11/98 at #15 Delaware W 11-10 3/27/99 #16 Delaware W 16-7 3/25/00 at #12 Delaware L 13-14 3/24/01 #17 Delaware W 10-7 OT 3/23/02 at Delaware W 14-5 4/18/03 at Delaware W 15-3 4/9/04 at Delaware W 13-7 4/8/05 #20 Delaware L 10-12 4/15/06 at Delaware W 16-5 4/8/07 Delaware W 19-16 5/4/07 vs. Delaware W 15-13 4/11/08 at Delaware L 12-13 4/17/09 Delaware L 6-10 4/11/10 at Delaware W 18-9 4/17/11 Delaware W 9-5 4/20/12 at Delaware W 12-11 4/5/13 Delaware W 8-4 4/11/14 at Delaware W 11-9 5/2/14 vs. Delaware W 13-9 4/19/15 Delaware W 8-6 5/1/15 at Delaware W 10-7 4/22/16 at Delaware L 8-12 4/23/17 at Delaware L 12-15 5/5/17 vs. Delaware W 11-10 OT 4/6/18 Delaware W 19-5 2018 WEEKLY HONORS National Player of the Week Feb. 12 Kristen Gaudian (Brine/US Lacrosse) CAA Players of the Week Feb. 13 Kristen Gaudian (Player) Rebecca Tooker (Defensive) Molly Dougherty (Rookie) Feb. 20 Elena Romesburg (Player) Haley Warden (Defensive) Feb. 27 Emma Johnson (Defensive) Mar. 12 Kristen Gaudian (Player) Haley Warden (Defensive) Mar. 19 Kristen Gaudian (Player) Apr. 9 Elena Romesburg (Player) Apr. 16 Katie Kerrigan (Player) Molly Dougherty (Rookie) Apr. 30 Elena Romesburg (Player) Molly Dougherty (Rookie) 3

DUO REELS IN CAA AWARDS Following JMU s wins at William & Mary and Elon, Katie Kerrigan was named CAA Player of the Week for the first time in her career while Molly Dougherty claimed her second CAA Rookie of the Week award. Kerrigan led JMU in assists and points, with 11 points off a goal and 10 assists. Against Elon, she set a program record with eight assists, all in the first half, marking the second-most in CAA history and the most by any player in a conference game. In the win over W&M, she scored a goal which was scored directly after causing a turnover; she also tallied two assists. Dougherty won both games between the pipes. She made nine saves while allowing just five goals in playing the first halves of each win. Dougherty posted a.643 save percentage, picking up her third straight win in as many starts. She also added four ground balls and two caused turnovers in the victories. KTK BREAKS SINGLE-GAME RECORD Katie Kerrigan broke JMU s program record for most assists in a single-game, dishing out a career-high eight assists in JMU s win over Elon. She accomplished the feat in the first half alone, as JMU built an 11-2 halftime advantage. That mark was the second-most in CAA history and the most by any player ever in a conference game, besting the previous record of six. Kerrigan is only 12 assists off the single-season record of 49 set by Monica Zabel in 2012. DUKES THRASH PHOENIX, 15-3 JMU won its fifth straight game by double digits, as it dispatched Elon 15-3 on April 15. Katie Kerrigan dished out a career-high and program-record eight assists - all in the first half - to lead the way. Five other Dukes had two goals apiece. The Dukes scored the game s first eight goals before taking an 11-2 halftime lead. They scored the first four of the second to build their largest advantage, at 15-2. DUKES DROP 20 ON TRIBE JMU had four hat tricks and produced three scoring runs of six or more goals in a 21-4 triumph at William & Mary on April 13. It was JMU s largest win ever over the Tribe and marked the biggest CAA road win in program history. It was also tied for the 10th largest margin of victory and the third largest in a true road game. Elena Romesburg scored a game-high four goals while Kristen Gaudian, Hanna Haven and Halle Duenkel each had three goals and an assist. JMU dominated for much of the game, outshooting the Tribe 38-13, including 32-8 on goal. The Dukes had 10 fewer turnovers, giving the ball away just nine times and were perfect in the clear, going 19-for-19. With the game knotted at 2-2, JMU scored four times in under two minutes to spark a 6-0 run, which gave the Dukes an 8-2 lead with 9:44 to go in the first half. JMU struck for six more to bridge the halves and held W&M without a goal for the final 22:45, reeling off seven straight. JMU S 20-GOAL GAMES JMU scored more than 20 goals twice this season, with 21 goals against both UConn and William & Mary. Since 1974, JMU has scored at least 20 goals in 25 games. The Dukes have tallied 20+ in multiple games against four teams, including three versus American. JMU has also dropped 20 or more twice against Richmond, Shippensburg and Virginia Tech. JMU s program record for goals in a game is 26, which was set on April 7, 1982 against Roanoke. The program record for largest win margin is 21, as the Dukes won 22-1 in 1983 against Bridgewater and 26-5 at Roanoke in 1982. JMU has claimed six wins by at least 20 goals ROMESBURG WINS 2ND CAA AWARD Elena Romesburg was named CAA Player of the Week for the second time this season after leading JMU to a pair of wins to open CAA play. She scored eight goals on the week, tying a career high with five goals against Delaware while adding three more in the Drexel win. Three of her eight goals came on the free position, in which she finished 3-of-4 over the two games. Her first of three Drexel goals was the 100th of her career, as she became JMU s 22nd 100-goal scorer. 100 GOALS FOR KG AND ELENA This season, JMU has had two players reach 100 career goals in seniors Kristen Gaudian and Elena Romesburg. Gaudian reached the milestone at Maryland on March 24 and Romesburg surpassed the plateau on April 8. The two became the 21st and 22nd JMU players in the 50-season history of the program to score 100 career goals. DUKES ROLL DREXEL, 15-2 JMU opened the game with 12 straight goals and eight players notched at least one goal in the Dukes 15-2 triumph over Drexel on April 8. Kristen Gaudian and Elena Romesburg both had hat tricks, as Gaudian had three goals and an assist, while Romesburg tallied three scores. Romesburg became JMU s 22nd 100-goal scorer in history with her first strike, joining Gaudian on the career milestone list. Rebecca Tooker and Emma Johnson each had three caused turnovers and Molly Dougherty made seven saves in her first career start. The Dukes held the Dragons without a goal in the first half, leading 10-0 at the break. JMU out-shot DU 27-14 and committed six fewer turnovers in the win. DUKES DOMINATE IN CAA OPENER Four players recorded hat tricks to lead JMU to a decisive 19-5 win over Delaware in the CAA opener. It was JMU s largest win of the season and was the largest win all-time against UD. The win marked JMU s best 11-game start ever, improving to 10-1 on the year. Elena Romesburg tied her career high with five goals and Kristen Gaudian had three goals and two assists while Halle Duenkel and Maddie McDaniel each had three scores. Katie Kerrigan matched game-high point honors with a goal and game-best four assists. Additionally, Haley Warden had a career-high nine draw controls, as JMU won the first 15 as a team and led 20-5 for the game. JMU also forced 14 caused turnovers and out-shot UD 31-12 (28-8 SOG). The Dukes stormed out of the gates, netting the game s first nine goals. JMU led 8-0 before the Blue Hens recorded its first shot of the game and eventually activated the running clock by starting with an 11-1 lead. RECORD WHEN... JMU Scores First 14-1 Opponent Scores First 2-0 Leading at Halftime 15-0 Trailing at Halftime 1-1 Tied at Halftime 0-0 JMU Leads in Draws 9-0 Opponent Leads in Draws 5-1 Teams Tied in Draws 2-0 JMU Causes More Turnovers 14-1 Opponent Causes More Turnovers 2-0 Teams Tied in Caused Turnovers 0-0 JMU Leads in Ground Balls 13-1 Opponent Leads in Ground Balls 3-0 Teams Tied in Ground Balls 0-0 JMU Commits Fewer Turnovers 14-1 Opponent Commits Fewer Turnovers 2-0 Teams Tied in Turnovers 0-0 JMU Scores 0-10 Goals 0-0 JMU Scores 11-13 Goals 1-1 JMU Scores 14-16 Goals 10-0 JMU Scores 17-19 Goals 3-0 JMU Scores 20+ Goals 2-0 JMU Allows 0-5 Goals 5-0 JMU Allows 6-10 Goals 6-0 JMU Allows 11-13 Goals 3-0 JMU Allows 14-16 Goals 2-1 JMU Allows 17-19 Goals 0-0 JMU Allows 20+ Goals 0-0 JMU Record vs. RPI 1-10 2-1 JMU Record vs. RPI 11-30 5-0 JMU Record vs. RPI 31-50 5-0 JMU Record vs. RPI 51+ 4-0 RPI rankings from NCAA.com (Apr. 29) DUKES BREEZE BY UC DAVIS JMU had 11 goal scorers and 13 point getters in a 15-5 triumph against UC Davis on March 28. All 31 healthy players played in the win, and no player scored more than two goals. Katie Checkosky had two goals and an assist while Haley Warden, Halle Duenkel and Daria Lucchesi each had two goals. Hanna Haven also had a goal and two assists. JMU out-shot the Aggies by 20 and had 15 caused turnovers. Warden had four caused turnovers and three draws, while Corinne Schmidt had three caused turnovers and three ground balls. Elena Romesburg also had two caused turnovers and five ground balls. The Dukes opened the game with eight of nine goals and eventually led 11-3 at the break. JMU scored seven straight to bridge the halves, holding UC Davis without a goal for 31 minutes. JMU s defense swarmed the Aggies all over the field, holding them without a single shot for nearly 22 minutes and a shot on goal for 28:20 between the first and second halves. 4

DUKES FALL BY THREE AT MARYLAND Maryland used a four-goal run in the first half and led by as many as five, and despite a late run, No. 3 James Madison fell 15-12 at No. 4 Maryland on March 24. JMU fell to 8-1 on the year, coming a game short of tying the program record for best win streak to start a season. Kristen Gaudian continued her strong season, finishing with four goals, one assist and a careerhigh eight draw controls. Elena Romesburg has three goals, Haley Warden had two goals, an assist and four draws, while Rebecca Tooker had three caused turnovers. Despite the loss, JMU managed to hold leads in shots (33-32), shots on goal (24-22), caused turnovers (12-8), ground balls (22-14) and fewer turnovers (12-18). JMU also outscored Maryland 7-6 in the second half, putting together a 3-0 run to pull within two goals late. Maryland made a save with three minutes left and scored a minute later to ice it. GAUDIAN REELS IN THIRD CAA HONOR Following her performance against Richmond, Kristen Gaudian was named CAA Player of the Week on March 19. It was the second straight week she won the award and for the third time. Gaudian scored a game-high four goals on five shots, added an assist, tied a career high with four ground balls and won one draw control. Gaudian went 2-for-2 in free-position attempts and is now 14-of-16. Through eight games, Gaudian leads the CAA in goals per game (4.0), free-position goals (1.75) and points (4.62). She is also fifth in draw controls (4.12). BIG FIRST HALF LEADS JMU PAST UR JMU used two big scoring runs in the first half and had a strong defensive effort en route to a 14-9 victory against Richmond on March 17. Kristen Gaudian scored four goals with an assist, and Hanna Haven had a game-best six goals off three goals and three helpers. Katie Checkosky also had a goal and three assists for a careerbest four points. JMU caused 15 of UR s 23 turnovers, led by Elena Romesburg s four. Haley Warden also had three caused turnovers. JMU scored the game s first five goals and nine of the first 10. GAUDIAN, WARDEN HONORED AGAIN JMU was honored with CAA weekly awards following its two wins against the Big Ten, as Kristen Gaudian was named CAA Player of the Week and Haley Warden was Defensive Player of the Week. Both Kristen and Haley have earned their respective awards twice this season. Gaudian had 10 points off seven goals and three assists in the wins over Penn State and Rutgers. She also had 12 draw controls. Warden tallied 18 hustle stats in the two wins, with seven draws, six caused turnovers and five ground balls. She was also JMU s secondleading scorer, with six goals and a helper. DUKES ROLL AT RUTGERS Behind a career performance by Kristen Gaudian, JMU cruised to a 16-8 win at Rutgers on March 10. Gaudian recorded a career-high eight points off five goals and a career-best three assists. She also won five draws and career highs of four ground balls and two caused turnovers. Hanna Haven had three goals and two assists and Maddie McDaniel had two scores. Both Gaudian and Haven had hat tricks just over 20 minutes in and the Dukes led by as many as five early. JMU had a 5-0 second half run to pull away for the win. JMU HOLDS OFF PENN STATE JMU had lost three straight to Penn State, including a defeat in the 2017 NCAA Second Round. That was until March 7 when the Dukes held off the 20th-ranked Nittany Lions 14-12. Haley Warden scored five goals with an assist to lead JMU to its second top-20 win of the season. Elena Romesburg also had three goals and Kristen Gaudian had two goals and a careerhigh seven draws. JMU and PSU produced six runs of at least three straight goals. JMU had a trio of 3-0 runs and a 4-0 surge that allowed the Dukes to take a 13-5 lead. The Lions responded with runs of three and four goals to pull to within two, at 14-12, before an Ellie Harmeyer save with a minute left secured the win. WARDEN SETS DRAWS RECORD Haley Warden reset the JMU record books as she became the all-time leader in career draw controls. She won five draws to surpass Gail Decker (2001-04 - 164) and stand alone with 165. It also marked the fifth straight game winning 5+. Warden ranks in the top 20 in three other career top-20 lists, as she s fifth in caused turnovers (82), tied for 13th in ground balls (106) and tied for 19th in free-position goals (17). DUKES ROUT TEMPLE IN PHILLY Haley Warden broke JMU s all-time record for draw controls and the Dukes rolled to a 19-7 win at Temple on March 3. Warden won five draws to up her career total to 165, surpassing Gail Decker s previous record of 164 (2001-04). She was one of three Dukes to record a hat trick, as she had three goals and an assist. Kristen Gaudian fired home a game-high five goals, and senior midfielder Elena Romesburg tallied three goals. JMU used a 5-0 run in the first half to take control and led by double digits for much of the second half. JOHNSON REELS IN DEFENSIVE AWARD After helping JMU to its best start in seven years, moving to 4-0 with a win at High Point, Emma Johnson was named CAA Defensive Player of the Week. It marked the third straight week the Dukes won the league s top defensive player award. In JMU s 13-11 win at High Point on Feb. 24, Johnson tallied three ground balls and two caused turnovers. She helped JMU s defensive unit hold HPU scoreless for nearly 20 minutes while the Dukes scored five straight goals to bridge the halves en route to the win. JMU S 20-GOAL GAMES 1. 26 at Roanoke 4/17/82 2. 23 at Virginia Tech 3/14/07 23 at American 4/11/00 4. 22 vs. Elon 4/10/15 22 vs. Longwood 2/26/06 22 vs. American 4/13/00 22 vs. Bridgewater 4/11/83 22 at Mary Washington 4/4/83 9. 21 at William & Mary 4/13/18 21 vs. UConn (N) 2/18/18 21 vs. Longwood 3/3/17 21 at George Mason 4/2/11 21 at Richmond 3/13/10 21 vs. Shippensburg 4/2/95 21 vs. Richmond 3/28/95 21 vs. Shippensburg 4/4/93 21 vs. Harvard 3/29/76 18. 20 vs. Hofstra 4/10/16 20 vs. San Diego State 3/29/14 20 vs. Virginia Tech 3/32/04 20 vs. Le Moyne 3/19/04 20 vs. Lafayette 3/1/03 20 vs. Temple 3/17/00 20 vs. American 4/10/97 20 at Old Dominion 3/22/80 ALL-TIME TOP-10 WIN MARGIN 1. vs. Bridgewater 22-1 4/11/83 at Roanoke 26-5 4/17/82 3. vs. Longwood 21-1 3/3/17 vs. American 22-2 4/13/99 at Mary Washington 22-2 4/4/83 vs. Harvard 21-1 3/29/76 7. vs. Lafayette 20-1 3/1/03 vs. Hollins 19-0 4/18/83 9. vs. Le Moyne 20-2 3/19/04 10. at William & Mary 21-4 4/13/18 vs. Elon 22-5 4/10/15 at American 23-6 4/11/00 vs. Richmond 21-4 3/28/95 vs. Lynchburg 19-2 3/26/87 vs. Longwood 19-2 4/15/82 at Lynchburg 18-1 3/20/80 vs. Lynchburg 19-2 3/24/77 E NAMED INSTITUTIONAL SCHOLAR The CAA announced its 2018 Institutional Scholar-Athletes of the Year, with Elena Romesburg taking home the honor from JMU. She holds a 3.87 GPA majoring in history. She has earned President s List status in five of her seven semesters, while being on the Dean s List in both freshman semesters. Last year, she was voted to the CAA All- Academic Team, the IWLCA Division I Academic Honor Roll and VaSID Academic All-State. Romesburg, who leads the team in scoring this year, was a First Team All-CAA honoree in 2017 after scoring 36 goals to go with 11 assists. She also tallied the sixth-most ground balls in JMU single-season history (51). 5

DUKES GRIND OUT WIN AT HIGH POINT Behind a five-goal performance from Elena Romesburg and a hat trick by Morgan Hardt, JMU came out of Vert Stadium with a 13-11 road win at High Point on Feb. 24. The Dukes used a 5-0 scoring run to bridge the halves to take the lead for good and held HPU scoreless for almost 20 minutes during that span. Aside from Romesburg and Hardt, Katie Kerrigan set a career high with six assists. CAA HONORS ROMESBURG, WARDEN For the second straight week, JMU reeled in CAA Player and Defensive Player of the Week accolades, as Elena Romesburg was named Player of the Week and Haley Warden was the league s top defensive player. In JMU s two wins over Virginia Tech and UConn, Romesburg had nine goals and an assist. She also had five ground balls, four caused turnovers and four draw controls. Romesburg tallied four goals against VT before netting a career-best five scores against UConn. Warden has 20 hustle stats in the two games, with 10 draw controls, four ground balls and six caused turnovers. She also added five goals and three assists, which included a three-goal, twoassist outing in the UConn win. It was Romesburg s first career CAA weekly honor, while Warden earned her third Defensive Player of the Week honor and her sixth-ever CAA weekly laurel. DUKES ROLL PAST UCONN IN SPARKS For the second straight season, JMU earned a neutral-site win against UConn at US Lacrosse s Tierney Field, with a 21-9 triumph on Feb. 18. Four players scored hat tricks, led by Hanna Haven and Elena Romesburg, who each had five goals. Haven added two assists for seven points while Romesburg had one helper for six points. Haley Warden scored three goals with two assists, to go with five draw controls and two caused turnovers. JMU used three runs of at least four goals, including a 6-0 run early in the first half and a 5-0 surge late to run away with the 21-goal win. JMU STAYS PERFECT VS. VIRGINIA TECH JMU had never lost to Virginia Tech entering its Feb. 14 meeting and the unbeaten streak remained intact, with a 16-11 victory. Kristen Gaudian had a career-best six goals to earn the program s second straight win against a team from the ACC. JMU used a pair of 3-0 scoring runs to lead 10-5 at the break and never allowed more than two straight to the Hokies in the second for the win. Elena Romesburg scored four goals, to go with three caused turnovers, three ground balls and two draws, and Haley Warden contributed two goals, five draws and four caused turnovers. DUKES SWEEP FIRST WEEKLY AWARDS JMU won CAA weekly awards in all three phases, as Kristen Gaudian was Player of the Week, Rebecca Tooker was Defensive Player of the Week and Molly Dougherty was Rookie of the Week. Gaudian tied her career highs of five goals and four draw controls, as she scored the game s final two goals to led JMU to its first win over UNC since 2000. Tooker had a career-high five ground balls and was one off her career best in caused turnovers, with four. JMU s defense held UNC without a goal for the final 12 and a half minutes of regulation and OT. Dougherty made her collegiate debut late in the second half and made six of her eight saves down the stretch of regulation and came away with two more saves in the first overtime. Additionally, Gaudian was named Brine/US Lacrosse Player of the Week following her lategame heroics. JMU TAKES DOWN #3 HEELS IN 2OT Kristen Gaudian score the game-tying goal with 1:26 left in regulation and fired the gamewinner in double overtime to lead JMU to a thrilling 15-14 victory against #3 North Carolina on Feb. 10. Gaudian was one of two players to score five goals (tie career high), as she also matched her career-high with four draw controls. Elena Romesburg also had a career-best five goals and five draw controls. JMU had led 12-9 before UNC reeled off five in a row to take a 14-12 lead with just over five minutes to play. Romesburg scored with less than five to play to bring JMU to within a goal before Gaudian produced the final two scores. Molly Dougherty made eight saves in just over 24 minutes of action, earning the victory in the cage. She had six stops over the final 17:07 of regulation before making two big stops in overtime. WARDEN A PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN Haley Warden earned national recognition ahead of the 2018 season, as she was voted an Inside Lacrosse Division I Preseason Second Team All-American by members of the media. Last season, Warden scored 28 goals with eight assists for 36 points. She was a force in the midfield, tallying 47 caused turnovers, 52 ground balls and 69 draw controls. She led the CAA with five game-winning goals while also ranking third in both caused turnovers per game (2.24) and draw controls (3.29). The Glen Mills, Pa., native set the JMU singleseason record for caused turnovers and tied the single-season mark in draws. Warden was voted CAA Player of the Year and later earned IWLCA Third Team All-America and Inside Lacrosse Media Second Team All-America accolades. JMU IN TOP-20 TO ENTER SEASON The Dukes enter the season with a national ranking once again, coming in at No. 16 in the IWLCA Division I Preseason Coaches Poll and No. 17 in the Cascade Women s Lacrosse Division I Media Poll. JMU is coming off a 14-7 season last spring in which it won both the CAA regular-season and tournament titles. The Dukes advanced to the round of 16 in the 2017 NCAA Championship after downing Louisville before falling to Penn State. JMU will face six teams with preseason national rankings, including a pair of CAA squads in No. 19 Towson and No. 21 Elon. Other top-ranked teams include No. 1 Maryland No. 3 North Carolina, No. 4 Penn State and No. 14 Virginia. DUKES PICKED TO WIN LEAGUE JMU was selected in a vote by the league s head coaches as the team to beat in the CAA this season. The Dukes received the maximum six first-place votes, as every other league school picked JMU at No. 1. Following JMU was No. 2 Towson, No. 3 Elon, No. 4 Delaware, No. 5 Hofstra, No. 6 Drexel and No. 7 William & Mary. The top-four teams were last year s top-four seeds in the CAA Championship, in which JMU won. JMU returns nine starters, which includes 2017 CAA Player of the Year Haley Warden, as well as All-CAA honorees Kristen Gaudian, Katie Kerrigan, Elena Romesburg and Rebecca Tooker. 5 DUKES NAMED PRESEASON ALL-CAA Five players earned Preseason All-CAA status, headlined by Haley Warden, who was voted CAA Preseason Player of the Year. Joining Warden on the Preseason All-CAA Team were Kristen Gaudian, Elena Romesburg and Rebecca Tooker. Hanna Haven also earned Honorable Mention laurels. Four of the five honorees earned All-CAA awards in 2017. Warden was Player of the Year and First Team All-CAA honoree, as she was joined on the First Team by Gaudian and Romesburg. Tooker was a Second Team All-CAA pick. SHEARER, ALTIG NAMED TO U.S. STAFF JMU volunteer assistant Colleen Shearer and former JMU goalkeeper Amy Altig were both named to the United States women s national team coaching staff. Shearer will serve as assistant general manager, and Altig will be an assistant coach. Entering her first season at JMU, Shearer was on the Virginia staff for 19 seasons, helping the Cavaliers to the NCAA postseason each year. That run included six trips to the national title game and a 2004 national championship. Altig was a two-time All-CAA honoree, having played for the Dukes from 2002-05. She ranks in the top 15 all-time in four career defensive categories, including seventh in career saves (452) and 10th in save percentage (.495). Additionally, Altig is the current associate head coach at Penn State and she will be recognized prior to JMU s March 7 home game versus the Nittany Lions. The two will serve on head coach Jenny Levy s staff in prep of the 2012 FIL World Cup. 6

PLAYER CAREER HIGHS #1 Emma Johnson Assists 1 at William & Mary (4/13/18) Points 1 at William & Mary (4/13/18) Shots 1 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) Draw Controls 2 2x, last vs. Maryland (3/25/17) Caused Turnovers 4 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) Ground Balls 4 3x, last vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) #2 Reagan Newell N/A #3 Natalie Fuccillo Caused Turnovers 1 2x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Ground Balls 1 vs. Delaware (4/6/18) #4 Hanna Haven Goals 5 vs. UConn (2/18/18) Assists 4 at Towson (4/28/18) Points 7 2x, last vs. UConn (2/18/18) Shots 11 vs. UConn (2/18/18) Shots on Goal 8 2x, last vs. UConn (2/18/18) Free-Position Goals 2 3x, last vs. Elon (5/7/17) Draw Controls 2 2x, last at Penn State (5/14/17) Caused Turnovers 1 9x, last at William & Mary (4/13/18) Ground Balls 3 vs. Louisville (5/12/17) #5 Shannon Quinlan Goals 2 2x, last vs. Maryland (3/25/17) Points 2 2x, last vs. Maryland (3/25/17) Shots 3 3x, last at Drexel (4/21/17) Shots on Goal 3 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) Draw Controls 1 2x, last at Michigan (2/11/17) Caused Turnovers 1 2x, last vs. William & Mary (4/9/17) Ground Balls 1 4x, last vs. William & Mary (4/9/17) #6 Halle Duenkel Goals 3 2x, last at William & Mary (4/13/18) Assists 1 2x, last at William & Mary (4/13/18) Points 4 at William & Mary (4/13/18) Shots 5 at William & Mary (4/13/18) Shots on Goal 5 at William & Mary (4/13/18) Free-Position Goals 1 4x, last vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Draw Controls 2 2x, last at Delaware (4/23/17) Caused Turnovers 4 at Drexel (4/21/17) Ground Balls 3 at William & Mary (4/13/18) #7 Charlotte Haggerty Goals 2 3x, last at Virginia (4/18/18) Points 2 3x, last at Virginia (4/18/18) Shots 4 at Elon (4/15/18) Shots on Goal 3 at Elon (4/15/18) Free-Position Goals 1 3x, last vs. Delaware (4/6/18) Draw Controls 2 6x, last vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Caused Turnovers 1 3x, last vs. Delaware (4/6/18) Ground Balls 3 vs. Delaware (4/6/18) #8 Sydney Beckmeyer N/A #9 Elizabeth Murphy Goals 1 3x, last vs. Delaware (4/6/18) Points 1 3x, last vs. Delaware (4/6/18) Shots 1 4x, last vs. Delaware (4/6/18) Shots on Goal 1 4x, last vs. Delaware (4/6/18) Free-Position Goals 1 vs. Delaware (4/6/18) Ground Balls 1 2x, last at William & Mary (4/13/18) #10 Lauren DuVall Draw Controls 1 4x, last at Penn State (5/14/17) Caused Turnovers 2 2x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Ground Balls 3 vs. Richmond (3/17/18) #11 Maddie McDaniel Goals 4 2x, last at Towson (4/28/18) Assists 1 at Virginia (4/18/18) Points 4 2x, last at Towson (4/28/18) Shots 8 at Towson (4/28/18) Shots on Goal 5 2x, last at Temple (3/3/18) Free-Position Goals 1 2x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Draw Controls 3 vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Caused Turnovers 2 vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Ground Balls 2 3x, last at Temple (3/3/18) #12 Katie Checkosy Goals 2 vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) Assists 3 vs. Richmond (3/17/18) Points 4 vs. Richmond (3/17/18) Shots 3 2x, last vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) Shots on Goal 2 2x, last vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) Free-Position Goals 1 vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) Caused Turnover 1 at Maryland (3/24/18) Ground Balls 2 at High Point (2/24/18) #13 Daria Lucchesi Goals 2 vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) Assists 2 at Temple (3/3/18) Points 2 2x, last vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) Shots 4 vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) Shots on Goal 4 vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) Free-Position Goals 1 at Rutgers (3/10/18) Caused Turnovers 1 vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Ground Balls 1 3x, last vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) #14 Kristen Guadian Goals 6 vs. Virginia Tech (2/14/18) Assists 3 2x, last vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Points 8 at Rutgers (3/10/18) Shots 10 at Maryland (3/24/18) Shots on Goal 8 at Maryland (3/24/18) Free-Position Goals 3 2x, last vs. Virginia Tech (2/14/18) Draw Controls 8 at Maryland (3/24/18) Caused Turnovers 2 2x, last at Rutgers (3/10/18) Ground Balls 4 2x, last vs. Richmond (3/17/18) #15 Annie Dell Goals 1 vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Points 1 vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Shots 2 vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Shots on Goal 1 vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Free-Position Goals 1 vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) #16 Corinne Schmidt Shots 1 vs. Elon (4/10/15) Shots on Goal 1 vs. Elon (4/10/15) Draw Controls 3 at Hofstra (4/14/17) Caused Turnovers 3 vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) Ground Balls 5 vs. William & Mary (4/9/17) #17 Nicole Alecce Caused Turnovers 1 vs. Delaware (4/6/18) Ground Balls 1 at Rutgers (3/10/18) 7

PLAYER CAREER HIGHS #19 Katie Kerrigan Goals 3 3x, last vs. Elon (4/7/17) Assists 8 at Elon (4/15/18) Points 8 at Elon (4/15/18) Shots 6 at Michigan (2/11/17) Shots on Goal 5 at Michigan (2/11/17) Free-Position Goals 1 2x, last at Hofstra (4/14/17) Draw Controls 2 vs. Elon (5/7/17) Caused Turnovers 2 vs. William & Mary (4/9/17) Ground Balls 2 7x, last vs. William & Mary (4/9/17) #21 Morgan Hardt Goals 3 at High Point (2/24/18) Assists 1 3x, last vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Points 3 2x, last vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Shots 4 2x, last vs. Richmond (3/17/18) Shots on Goal 4 at High Point (2/24/18) Free-Position Goals 1 2x, last vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Draw Controls 2 3x, last at High Point (2/28/16) Caused Turnovers 1 2x, last vs. Louisville (5/12/17) Ground Balls 1 9x, last vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) #22 Rebecca Tooker Draw Controls 4 at Virginia (3/23/16) Caused Turnovers 5 vs. Stanford (5/13/16) Ground Balls 5 vs. North Carolina (2/10/18) #23 Tara Wahl Goals 1 vs. William & Mary (4/9/17) Assists 1 at Drexel (4/21/17) Points 1 2x, last at Drexel (4/21/17) Shots 3 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) Shots on Goal 1 2x, last vs. William & Mary (4/9/17) Caused Turnovers 1 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) Ground Balls 1 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) #24 Alexandra Kugler Goals 1 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) Points 1 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) Shots 1 2x, last at Temple (3/3/18) Shots on Goal 1 vs. Longwood (3/3/17) Ground Balls 1 at Rutgers (3/10/18) #25 Haley Warden Goals 6 at Hofstra (4/14/17) Assists 2 5x, last at North Carolina (2/4/17) Points 6 3x, last vs. Penn State (3/7/18) Shots 9 at Hofstra (4/14/17) Shots on Goal 7 at Hofstra (4/14/17) Free-Position Goals 2 3x, last at Hofstra (4/14/17) Draw Controls 9 vs. Delaware (4/6/18) Caused Turnovers 5 3x, last at Virginia (4/18/18) Ground Balls 7 at Virginia (4/18/18) #26 Logan Brennan Goals 1 5x, last at William & Mary (4/13/18) Assists 1 2x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Points 1 7x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Shots 2 4x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Shots on Goal 2 2x, last vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) Draw Controls 1 2x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Caused Turnovers 2 vs. UConn (2/18/18) Ground Balls 1 vs. UConn (2/18/18) #28 Elena Romesburg Goals 5 4x, last vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Assists 2 2x, last at Michigan (2/11/17) Points 6 2x, last vs. Hofstra (4/22/18) Shots 9 vs. North Carolina (2/10/18) Shots on Goal 8 vs. North Carolina (2/10/18) Free-Position Goals 3 at Virginia Tech (2/15/17) Draw Controls 7 at Towson (4/28/18) Caused Turnovers 6 vs. Elon (5/7/17) Ground Balls 5 3x, last vs. UC Davis (3/28/18) #29 Linnea Hughes Goals 1 2x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Assists 3 vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Points 3 vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Shots 2 at William & Mary (4/13/18) Shots on Goal 1 5x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Ground Balls 1 2x, last vs. Delaware (4/6/18) #30 Kelsey Reed Goals 2 vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Points 2 vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Shots 3 vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Shots on Goal 2 vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Free-Position Goals 1 at William & Mary (4/13/18) Draw Controls 1 3x, last vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Ground Balls 2 vs. Richmond (3/17/18) #32 Caroline Sdanowich Assists 1 2x, last at Rutgers (3/10/18) Points 1 2x, last at Rutgers (3/10/18) Draw Controls 2 at Michigan (2/11/17) Caused Turnovers 3 3x, last at Virginia (4/18/18) Ground Balls 4 vs. Virginia (3/22/17) #33 Molly Dougherty Saves 12 at Virginia (4/18/18) Goals Against (Full Game) 2 vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Goals Against (Half) 0 (1st) vs. Drexel (4/8/18) Shots Faced 34 at Towson (4/28/18) Minutes 64:42 at Towson (4/28/18) Caused Turnovers 1 3x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Ground Balls 4 vs. Richmond (3/17/18) #34 Sarah Reilly Caused Turnovers 1 2x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Ground Balls 1 at Elon (4/15/18) #36 Lexie Van Kirk Draw Controls 1 2x, last at Elon (4/15/18) Caused Turnovers 1 2x, last at William & Mary (4/13/18) #38 Ellie Harmeyer Saves 11 vs. Penn State (3/9/16) Goals Against (Full Game) 7 at Denver (3/5/16) Goals Against (Half) 0 2x, last vs. Longwood 2nd (3/3/17) Shots Faced 38 vs. Penn State (3/9/16) Minutes 61:18 vs. Penn State (3/9/16) Caused Turnovers 2 at Maryland (3/24/18) Ground Balls 5 3x, last at Maryland (3/24/18) #27 Kristen Russell N/A 8