JAMES MADISON LACROSSE

JAMES MADISON LACROSSE 13 NCAA Championship Appearances n Nine-Time CAA Tournament Champions n 17th Winning Season Since 1996 2017 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Overall: 11-6 CAA: 5-1 Home: 5-3 Away: 5-3 Neut: 1-0 Streak: L1 DATE OPPONENT TIME Feb. 4 at #1 North Carolina L, 14-16 Feb. 11 at Michigan W, 18-6 Feb. 15 at Virginia Tech W, 9-6 Feb. 19 vs. UConn ^ W, 11-10 Feb. 25 HIGH POINT W, 15-4 Mar. 3 LONGWOOD W, 21-1 Mar. 8 at #6 Penn State L, 9-12 Mar. 11 RUTGERS L, 9-12 Mar. 15 at Richmond W, 14-8 Mar. 22 #19 VIRGINIA L, 6-9 Mar. 25 #1 MARYLAND L, 11-16 Apr. 1 #13 TOWSON * W, 9-5 Apr. 7 #19 ELON * W, 14-5 Apr. 9 WILLIAM & MARY * W, 11-5 Apr. 14 at Hofstra * W, 17-9 Apr. 21 at Drexel * W, 19-7 Apr. 23 at Delaware * L, 12-15 May 5 vs. No. 4 Delaware + 4 p.m. May 7 at CAA Title Game + 1 p.m. Home games in BOLD CAPS * CAA game ^ Neutral-site game in Sparks, Md. + CAA Championship at Towson, Md. Note: Rankings reflect IWLCA Coaches Poll LAX sports network Play-by-Play... Travis Eldridge Color Commentary....Halley Quillinan Online: www.laxsportsnetwork.com/caa live stats Statbroadcast.... www.caastats.com jmu on social: #Godukes Lacrosse Account... @JMULacrosse JMU Athletics Account.... @JMUSports JMU Lacrosse Instagram.... JMU Lacrosse Coach Klaes-Bawcombe... @JMUCoachShelley next up: CAA TITLE GAME Date... Sunday, May 7 Location.... Towson, Md. Venue... Unitas Stadium Time... 1 p.m. TV/Online.... American Sports Network Live Stats.... www.caastats.com CAA Tourney Record............ JMU 33-13..................................Nine Titles JMU ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Lacrosse SID: Chris Brooks @CBrooksSID Office Phone: 540-568-3702 Email: brookscp@jmu.edu NO. 1 JAMES MADISON vs. NO. 4 DELAWARE FRIDAY, MAY 5, 2017 4 P.M. TOWSON, MD. JOHNNY UNITAS STADIUM Location...Towson, Md. Site... Johnny Unitas Stadium Capacity...11,198 Surface...FieldTurf TV/Online...Lax Sports Network Live Stats...caastats.com Series...JMU leads 25-17 Last Meeting...April 23, 2017............... @Delaware 15, JMU 12 JAMES MADISON (11-6, 5-1 CAA) Rankings (IWLCA / Inside Lacrosse)...#19 / #20 Head Coach...Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe (JMU 97) Career Record / at JMU...176-108 (16th) / 126-73 (11th) DELAWARE (9-7, 4-2 CAA) Rankings (IWLCA / Inside Lacrosse)...-- / R/V Head Coach...Kateri Linville (Delaware 03) Career Record / at Hofstra...64-54 (7th) / same DUKES GET SET TO BATTLE BLUE HENS IN CAA SEMIS The Dukes begin play in the postseason on Friday, May 5 when they travel to Towson, Md., to face Delaware in the CAA Championship semifinals. First draw is set for 4 p.m. at Unitas Stadium. The game will be streamed live on Lax Sports Network for a nominal fee and live stats are available at caastats.com. JMU had the week off last week, but the last time out on April 23, it suffered a 15-12 setback at Delaware for its lone CAA loss. UD has won two straight with a most recent win, 16-9, at Drexel last Saturday to clinch the fourth and final seed for the CAA Championship. The 2017 season is presented by O Neill s Grill. BREAKING DOWN THE SERIES This is the 43rd meeting all-time between the Dukes and Blue Hens with JMU leading 25-17. JMU holds a 4-0 record against UDel on neutral ground, all of which have occurred at the CAA Championship. The Dukes are 5-1 all-time against the Hens at the CAA tournament, with the lone defeat coming back in 1995 at home. JMU has ousted UD in its previous two CAA Championship appearances, claiming a 13-9 win in Williamsburg in 2014 and earning a 10-7 triumph at Delaware in 2015. Last time the teams met, the Blue Hens won 15-12 to hand the Dukes their sole CAA defeat for the second straight season. UD never trailed, as Coley Ricci had a career-high five goals. Becky Gohsler tallied four goals and two assists, and Megan Santoleri added four scores. Delaware used a 5-0 run over 5:27 to mount a 10-4 first-half lead and led by as many as eight, at 13-5, in the second half. Four Dukes tallied multi-goal games, led by Margaret Tucker Fogarty s three goals. HISTORY IN CAA TOURNEY JMU is making its 23rd appearance in the CAA Championship since joining the league in 1992. The Dukes are 33-13 (.717) all-time in the CAA postseason, claiming nine tournament titles, with the most recent coming in 2015 when Delaware hosted. JMU has been either the No. 1 or No. 2 seed now in each of the last eight seasons, including one seeds in 2010, 2016 and 2017. The program holds a record of 11-3 when holding the No. 1 seed since the formation of the conference. The Dukes have advanced to the title game in all six of their seven previous appearances as No. 1. JMU is looking to make its fourth straight berth in the CAA championship game and 16th all-time. WARDEN, KLAES-BAWCOMBE REEL IN CAA MAJOR AWARDS For the second straight season, JMU brings home the CAA s top player and coach of the year accolades, as Haley Warden was voted Player of the Year, and Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe was named Coach of the Year. JMU has now won CAA Player of the Year 13 times and in five of the past six seasons, while Klaes- Bawcombe earned her fourth CAA Coach of the Year nod, including her third as coach at JMU. Warden scored 22 goals, to go with seven assists, but her play in the midfield and defensive third makes her the complete player. She led the Dukes with 56 draw controls, 47 ground balls and 40 caused turnovers, ranking in the CAA s top three in all hustle categories. TEAM COMPARISON James Madison Delaware 12.88 Scoring Offense 10.56 8.59 Scoring Defense 8.44 +4.29 Scoring Margin +2.12 219-487 (.450) Goals-Shot Attempts 169-432 (.391) 359-487 (.737) Shots on Goal-Attempts 329-432 (.762) 89 Assists 73 41-102 (.402) Free-Position Goals-Attempted 38-82 (.463) 326 Ground Balls 297 192 Caused Turnovers 173 212 Draw Controls 193 273-315 (.867) Clears 261-305 (.856).473 Save Percentage.462

Warden ranks 12th nationally in caused turnovers per game (2.35), as she is one shy of JMU s single season record. She is also third in JMU single-season history in draw controls and tied for 14th in ground balls. Klaes-Bawcombe earned her fourth career CAA Coach of the Year award, and third at JMU. She was first named the CAA s top coach in 2005 at Hofstra, and has earned the laurel in 2010, 2016 and 2017 while at the helm of the Dukes. She guided JMU to JMU s sixth outright CAA regular-season title and the program s 11th overall regular-season crown since the league s formation in 1992. SEVEN DUKES ON ALL-CAA TEAMS JMU had seven individual garner All-CAA accolades, led by three First Team members. Earning First Team All-CAA honors were attacker Kristen Gaudian and midfielders Elena Romesburg and Haley Warden. Joining the trio on the Second Team were attacker Katie Kerrigan and defender Rebecca Tooker. Emma Johnson and Maddie McDaniel were also named to the All-Rookie Team. All seven players will return in 2017 and this is the sixth straight season JMU has had at least three players named First Team All-CAA. CAA ONCE AGAIN PREMIER IN RPI James Madison s body of work this season has provided for a top-20 RPI ranking, as it came in at No. 16 in this week s ranking. JMU is one of three CAA schools to hold a top- 20 ranking, while all four CAA tournament teams rank within the top 25. Towson is 15th, Elon is 17th and UDel is 25th. The CAA as a whole ranks fourth in conference RPI as the seven-team league averages a ranking of 33.71, which is close to the Ivy League, which is third with an average ranking of 30.25. The ACC leads the nation with a 16.5 average RPI ranking from top to bottom, while the Big Ten is second at 25.86. The Dukes consistently play a top-tier schedule, which includes games against RPI No. 1 North Carolina, No. 2 Maryland and No. 3 Penn State. JMU has a pair of top-20 RPI wins against Elon and Towson. DUKES STRONG COMING OFF BREAK JMU was the only CAA team to not play during the final week of the regular season, but the elongated break hasn t deterred the Dukes from capturing a win off a bye. In the previous three seasons (2014-16), JMU is 4-0 in its first game coming off a bye. FIRST TEAM ALL-CAA Kristen Gaudian Elena Romesburg Haley Warden SECOND TEAM ALL-CAA Katie Kerrigan Rebecca Tooker CAA ALL-ROOKIE Emma Johnson Maddie McDaniel CAA ALL-ACADEMIC Elena Romesburg CAA YEARLY ACCOLADES Attack Midfield Midfield Attack Defense Defense Midfield Midfield Last year, JMU had a pair of 12-day breaks during the season, and came back with an 18-5 home win against Virginia Tech and a 12-3 CAA semifinals win at Drexel. In 2015, JMU claimed a 13-8 triumph against Tech after an 11-day layoff, and also triumphed 13-9 at Delaware in the CAA semis after a 12- day break. In the four games, JMU has scored at least 12 goals while limiting foes to an average of 6.25 goals per outing. CLINCHING NO. 1 FOR CAA TOURNEY For the second straight season, JMU secured the top seed for the CAA Championship in the Drexel road win. The Dukes finished CAA play at 5-1, marking the seventh straight year JMU has only lost one conference game. The Dukes clinched the outright regular-season crown for the sixth time since 1992 and has now won at least a share in 11 seasons. Since the creation of the CAA lacrosse conference, JMU is 121-48 (.716) during CAA play in the regular season. SCOUTING DELAWARE The Blue Hens enter Friday s matchup with a 9-7 overall record and 4-2 mark in CAA play. Delaware wrapped up the regular season with a 16-9 victory at Drexel to clinch the No. 4 seed. UD is led by All-CAA First Team member Becky Gohsler, who ranks fourth in the league in goals (2.62) and sixth in points (3.31). She is also fourth in draws (2.92), fifth in caused turnovers (2.0) and sixth in ground balls (2.54). The Hens also get strong contribution from All- CAA Second Teamers Coley Ricci, Mary Abram and Taylor Carpentier. UD averages 10.56 goals per game while leading the CAA with an 8.44 goals against average. Kateri Linville is in her seventh season at the helm, accruing a 64-54 record. She has led the Blue Hens to now five straight winning seasons. JMU AWAY FROM HOME The Dukes have been solid outside of Harrisonburg, earning a 6-3 record, including a 5-3 mark in true road games. In the nine outings, JMU outscores opponents 13.67 to 9.89, on average. The Dukes lead the hustle stats, with advantages in draw controls (124-105), caused turnovers (88-82) and ground balls (161-159). JMU s pressure has been solid, as its clear percentage is 23 points higher than opponents. CAA PLAYER OF THE YEAR Haley Warden CAA COACH OF THE YEAR Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe INSIDE THE POLLS IWLCA Division I Poll Week 11 - May 1, 2017 No. Team Record Points 1 Maryland (20) 17-0 400 2 Florida 15-2 376 3 North Carolina 16-2 364 4 Stony Brook 16-1 319 5 Penn State 15-2 318 6 Princeton 12-3 279 t-7 Penn 13-2 275 t-7 USC 16-3 275 9 Syracuse 15-6 256 10 Colorado 16-3 229 11 Cornell 11-4 192 12 Virginia 11-8 175 13 Boston College 13-6 167 14 Northwestern 9-8 133 15 Notre Dame 11-7 129 16 Denver 13-3 87 17 Towson 12-5 81 18 Louisville 11-7 53 19 James Madison 11-6 48 19 Virginia Tech 11-8 14 Receiving Votes: Albany, Elon Cascade Women s Division I Media Poll Week 12 - May 1, 2017 No. Team Record Points 1 Maryland (18) 17-0 379 2 North Carolina (1) 16-2 355 3 Florida 15-2 344 4 Stony Brook 16-1 325 5 Penn State 15-2 299 6 USC 16-3 281 7 Penn 13-2 263 8 Syracuse 15-6 236 9 Princeton 12-3 232 10 Colorado 16-3 220 11 Cornell 11-4 195 12 Boston College 13-6 168 13 Notre Dame 11-7 131 14 Virginia 11-8 118 15 Northwestern 9-8 107 16 Denver 13-3 85 17 Albany 11-4 83 18 Towson 12-5 54 19 Louisville 11-7 49 20 James Madison 11-6 39 Receiving Votes: UMass, Virginia Tech, Delaware, Loyola, Canisius, Elon CAA STANDINGS CAA Overall #16 James Madison 5-1.833 11-6.647 #17 Towson 4-2.667 12-5.706 Elon 4-2.667 12-5.706 Delaware 4-2.600 9-7.563 Hofstra 2-4.333 8-8.500 Drexel 2-4.333 7-9.438 William & Mary 0-6.000 3-14.176 CAA WEEKLY AWARDS Feb. 7 Feb. 21 Mar. 7 Mar. 7 Apr. 3 Apr. 10 Apr. 17 Halle Duenkel (Rookie) Rebecca Tooker (Defensive) Haley Warden (Defensive) Emma Johnson (Rookie) Kristen Gaudian (Player) Haley Warden (Defensive) Haley Warden (Co-Player) 2

SEASON Goals Kristen Gaudian 42 2 off t-20th, 3 off t-18th, 4 off t-17th, 5 off t-14th Assists Katie Kerrigan 36 (3rd) 5 off t-2nd, 6 off 2nd, 13 off t-1st, 14 off 1st Free-Position Goals Kristen Gaudian 13 (4th) 1 off t-3rd, 2 off 3rd, 3 off t-2nd, 4 off t-1st Hanna Haven 10 (t-13th) 1 off t-8th, 2 off t-5th, 3 off t-4th, 4 off t-3rd Elena Romesburg 8 1 off t-20th, 2 off t-13th, 3 off t-8th, 4 off t-5th Draw Controls Haley Warden 56 (3rd) 4 off t-2nd, 5 off 2nd, 13 off t-1st, 14 off 1st Hannah Jablonski 37 3 off t-20th, 4 off t-18th, 5 off t-17th, 6 off t-15th Elena Romesburg 35 5 off t-20th, 6 off t-18th, 7 off t-17th, 8 off t-15th Caused Turnovers Haley Warden 40 (t-2nd) 1 off t-1st, 2 off 1st Rebecca Tooker WARDEN SURGING UP CHARTS Haley Warden has turned in a solid season in all areas this season, as she ranks in the top 20 on three JMU single-season charts and is already on two career top-20 lists. She is closing in on the single-season record in caused turnovers, as she ranks tied for second with 40. She needs just two more to become the outright record holder. She also ranks third in draw controls (52) and tied for 14th in ground balls (47). For her career, she is seventh all-time in draw controls (124), tied for 11th in caused turnovers (67) and needs just five ground balls to enter the top-20 list. JMU DROPS LONE CAA GAME AT UDEL Delaware led wire-to-wire to hand JMU its only CAA loss in a 15-12 decision on April 23. The Hens, who used an 8-1 run to bridge the halves, were led by Coley Ricci s five goals. Becky Gohsler and Megan Santoleri each tallied four scores. Margaret Tucker Fogarty led JMU with three goals and an assist while three other Dukes scored twice. It was JMU s second straight season losing at Delaware to mark the team s lone CAA defeat. DUKES ROLL DREXEL, CLAIM TOP SEED Kristen Gaudian tallied career highs of five goals and seven points and JMU erupted for a 14- goal first half to cruise to a 19-7 victory against JMU RECORD WATCH 26 (t-16th) 1 off t-15th, 2 off t-13th, 3 off 13th, 4 off t-11th Elena Romesburg 21 3 off t-20th, 4 off t-19th, 5 off t-16th, 6 off t-15th Ground Balls Haley Warden Elena Romesburg 47 (t-14th) 1 off t-11th, 2 off t-10th, 3 off t-6th, 4 off t-5th 44 (t-18th) 1 off t-16th, 2 off t-15th, 3 off t-14th, 4 off t-11th CAREER Assists Katie Kerrigan 39 2 off t-20th, 3 off 20th, 4 off t-19th, 5 off 19th Leah Monticello 35 6 off t-20th, 7 off 20th, 8 off t-19th, 9 off 19th Free-Position Goals Elena Romesburg 18 (t-16th) 1 off t-14th, 2 off 14th, 3 off t-13th, 4 off t-12th Haley Warden 14 2 off t-19th, 3 off t-17th, 4 off t-16th, 5 off t-14th Draw Controls Haley Warden 124 (7th) 2 off t-6th, 3 off 6th, 14 off t-5th, 15 off 5th Elena Romesburg 77 (20th) 4 off t-19th, 5 off t-18th, 6 off 18th, 9 off t-17th Caused Turnovers Haley Warden 67 (t-11th) 1 off 11th, 6 off t-10th, 7 off t-9th, 8 off t-8th Rebecca Tooker 42 4 off t-20th, 5 off t-19th, 6 off t-18th, 7 off 18th Ground Balls Haley Warden 95 5 off t-19th, 6 off t-17th, 7 off t-15th, 8 off 15th Drexel on April 21 in Philadelphia. Gaudian, who also struck for a career-best three free-position goals, was one of four Dukes to record hat tricks. Elena Romesburg had three goals and an assist, and Margaret Tucker Fogarty and Maddie McDaniel each tallied three scores. Halle Duenkel led the defense with a careerhigh four caused turnovers, two draw controls and a ground ball. Haley Warden tallied four draws and three ground balls. JMU opened the game with three straight goals and used a five-goal run late in the half to up the lead to 14-4 before halftime. The Dukes scored the final five goals of the game to extend the margin to double digits. DUKES DOMINATE HOFSTRA Haley Warden scored a career-high six goals, and JMU used three big scoring runs to roll past Hofstra 17-9 on April 14 in Hempstead, N.Y. It was JMU s fourth straight win, as they clinched a spot in the CAA Championship. Warden tied her career high for scoring in the first half alone, notching four goals in a span of less than 11 minutes. She also had six draw controls - one off her career high. Kristen Gaudian scored three goals while adding an assist, and both Hanna Haven and Elena Romesburg scored twice. After conceding the first goal of the game, JMU scored six in a row. Leading 6-4, the Dukes closed the half with five straight to build an 11-4 advantage. The Dukes used another five-goal run to lead by as many as 10 in the second half. WARDEN SHARES CAA TOP HONOR Following a career performance in the win at Hofstra, Haley Warden was named CAA Co- Player of the Week on April. 17. She scored a career-best six goals while winning six draw controls in JMU s 17-9 thrashing of Hofstra. She scored four goals in a span of 10:35 of the first to help JMU build a seven-goal advantage at the break. This is Warden s third CAA weekly award, as she s won Defensive Player of the Week twice (Mar. 7; Apr. 10). HOT START LIFTS DUKES PAST TRIBE JMU scored the game s first six goals, as the Dukes beat William & Mary 11-5 on April 9. Katie Kerrigan scored six points off a goal and a career-high five assists, and both Margaret Tucker Fogarty and Maddie McDaniel recorded hat tricks. Outside of JMU s three free-position goals, its other eight scores were all assisted. Haley Warden finished off her strong week by causing five turnovers, tying her career high, to go with two ground balls. Rebecca Tooker caused three turnovers and had four ground balls, while Corinne Schmidt had two caused turnovers and a career-high five ground balls. WARDEN EARNS SECOND CAA AWARD Following a pair of dominant defensive wins, Haley Warden earned her second CAA Defensive Player of the Week award on April 10. In JMU s wins over Elon (14-5) and William & Mary (11-5), she tallied nine caused turnovers six ground balls and six draw controls. In the Elon win, she recorded 13 hustle stats off five draws, four caused turnovers and four ground balls. She followed that up by tying her career high with five caused turnovers, to go with two ground balls and a draw control JMU ROLLS PAST ELON JMU used three big scoring runs and a stout defensive effort to earn a 14-5 win on April 7 against Elon. The Dukes dominated every stat category, outshooting Elon 34-13, including 28-3 in shots on goal. JMU also led in caused turnovers (18-8), draw controls (14-6) and ground balls (22-11). All three starting attackers recorded hat tricks, led by Kristen Gaudian s four goals. Katie Kerrigan had five points off three goals and two assists, and Leah Monticello added three scores and a helper. Elena Romesburg had a career day, causing six turnovers while winning five ground balls. Haley Warden also had five draw controls, four caused turnovers and four ground balls. DUKES UPEND TOWSON TO OPEN CAA PLAY Kristen Gaudian scored four times and JMU used a seven-goal run in the first half to claim a 9-5 victory against #13 Towson in the CAA opener on April 1. Gaudian scored three of her four goals in the first half, as the Dukes held TU scoreless for over 33 minutes after conceding the first goal. Elena Romesburg had two goals while Haley Warden tallied one goal, one assists, a careerhigh five ground balls, two draw controls and two caused turnovers. Emily Poelma made seven saves, to go with a career-best five ground balls. 3

WARDEN SHARES CAA TOP HONOR Following a career performance in the win at Hofstra, Haley Warden was named CAA Co- Player of the Week on April. 17. She scored a career-best six goals while winning six draw controls in JMU s 17-9 thrashing of Hofstra. She scored four goals in a span of 10:35 of the first to help JMU build a seven-goal advantage at the break. This is Warden s third CAA weekly award, as she s won Defensive Player of the Week twice (Mar. 7; Apr. 10). HOT START LIFTS DUKES PAST TRIBE JMU scored the game s first six goals, as the Dukes beat William & Mary 11-5 on April 9. Katie Kerrigan scored six points off a goal and a career-high five assists, and both Margaret Tucker Fogarty and Maddie McDaniel recorded hat tricks. Outside of JMU s three free-position goals, its other eight scores were all assisted. Haley Warden finished off her strong week by causing five turnovers, tying her career high, to go with two ground balls. Rebecca Tooker caused three turnovers and had four ground balls, while Corinne Schmidt had two caused turnovers and a career-high five ground balls. WARDEN EARNS SECOND CAA AWARD Following a pair of dominant defensive wins, Haley Warden earned her second CAA Defensive Player of the Week award on April 10. In JMU s wins over Elon (14-5) and William & Mary (11-5), she tallied nine caused turnovers six ground balls and six draw controls. In the Elon win, she recorded 13 hustle stats off five draws, four caused turnovers and four ground balls. She followed that up by tying her career high with five caused turnovers, to go with two ground balls and a draw control JMU ROLLS PAST ELON JMU used three big scoring runs and a stout defensive effort to earn a 14-5 win on April 7 against Elon. The Dukes dominated every stat category, outshooting Elon 34-13, including 28-3 in shots on goal. JMU also led in caused turnovers (18-8), draw controls (14-6) and ground balls (22-11). All three starting attackers recorded hat tricks, led by Kristen Gaudian s four goals. Katie Kerrigan had five points off three goals and two assists, and Leah Monticello added three scores and a helper. Elena Romesburg had a career day, causing six turnovers while winning five ground balls. Haley Warden also had five draw controls, four caused turnovers and four ground balls. DUKES UPEND TOWSON TO OPEN CAA PLAY Kristen Gaudian scored four times and JMU used a seven-goal run in the first half to claim a 9-5 victory against #13 Towson in the CAA opener on April 1. Gaudian scored three of her four goals in the first half, as the Dukes held TU scoreless for over 33 minutes after conceding the first goal. Elena Romesburg had two goals while Haley Warden tallied one goal, one assists, a careerhigh five ground balls, two draw controls and two caused turnovers. Emily Poelma made seven saves, to go with a career-best five ground balls. GAUDIAN TAKES HOME CAA POTW Junior Kristen Gaudian was honored by the CAA for the first time in her career on April 3, as she was named the conference s Player of the Week following the Towson win. She tied her career high of four goals, which included three in the first half. She added one draw control and a ground ball. It was the first time since April 4, 2016, that a Duke was named CAA Player of the Week, and it is the fifth CAA weekly accolade for JMU in 17. STRONG FINISH IN LOSS TO TERPS JMU outscored No. 1 Maryland in the second half, but the Terrapins used a big run to bridge the halves to hand the Dukes a 16-11 loss on March 25. Maddie McDaniel scored a career-high four goals, including three during an eight-minute span in the second half. Katie Kerrigan tied her career high with four assists, and Leah Monticello added three points. Haley Warden became the 12th JMU player in history to reach 100 career draw controls, as she won four to up her total to 102. She also tied her career best of four ground balls. Leading 5-2, UM limited JMU to just two goals in nearly 23 minutes while scoring nine goals to up its lead to 13-4 with just over 20 minutes to go. JMU outscored UMD 7-3 in the last 17:24. JMU STUMBLES VERSUS VIRGINIA Despite surging out to a 3-1 lead, JMU managed just three more goals over the final 47:30, falling 9-6 to No. 19 Virginia on March 22. Kelly Reese and Besser Dyson each had three goals and Rachel Vander Kolk made nine saves on JMU s 15 shots on goal. No JMU player was able to score more than a goal, but hustle stats is where JMU saw positives. Rebecca Tooker and Caroline Sdanowich each had a career-high four ground balls. Tooker also had three caused turnovers and two draw controls, while Sdanowich added two caused turnovers. UVa used scoring runs of 3-0 in both the first and second halves to earn the road win. DUKES CONTROL ALL PHASES AT UR Hanna Haven had a career night and JMU controlled every facet of the game to earn a 14-8 win at Richmond on March 15. Haven scored a career-high six points off a career-best four goals and two assists, which matched her single-best total. Elena Romesburg and Haley Warden each had hat tricks. Hannah Jablonski produced a career-high six draws. JMU used a 4-0 run over the final 12 minutes of the first half to take an 8-4 lead at the break. Leading 10-7, the Dukes scored four straight in five-and-a-half minutes to put the game away. 20-GOAL WIN FOR THE DUKES A total of 12 players scored and JMU dominated all phases in a 21-1 win against Longwood on March 3. It was JMU s sixth win all-time by 20 or more goals and was just one goal off the program s win-margin record. Katie Kerrigan had a career-high seven points off three goals and a career-high four assists. Elena Romesburg had a hat trick and an assist, to go with four ground balls and three draws. Kristen Gaudian also produced a hat trick. Both goalies played a half each, with Emily Poelma making four saves on five shots on goal and Ellie Harmeyer making one stop on the lone shot she faced. It was the first time winning by 20 since a 22-2 victory against American on April 13, 1999. CAA HONORS WARDEN & JOHNSON Following the 20-goal win versus Longwood on March 3, Haley Warden was named CAA Defensive Player of the Week and Emma Johnson was tabbed CAA Rookie of the Week. Both players racked up eight hustle stats in the 20-goal win. Warden had four ground balls, two caused turnovers and two draw controls, while Johnson had a career night with four caused turnovers and four ground balls. The Dukes blanked the Lancers in the second half, conceding just one shot over the final 20. WARDEN ON TEWAARATON WATCH LIST Haley Warden was one of 25 women s players selected to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List, which recognizes the top male and female lacrosse players in the NCAA. Last season, Warden was a Second Team All-CAA selection. She led the Dukes in ground balls and was second on the team and third in the CAA in draw controls. This season, she s one of the league leaders in draw controls, ground balls and caused turnovers. COACH SHELLEY SETS WINS RECORD On Feb. 25, Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe became JMU s all-time winningest coach with her 119th win at the helm of the Dukes. She passed JMU Hall of Famer Dee McDonough, who won 118 games in 15 seasons. Now in her 11th season, she has guided JMU to four NCAA Championship appearances, has been named CAA Coach of the Year twice and is a three-time CAA champion. The Dukes have been ranked in nine of her 11 seasons while leading the program. DUKES ROLL IN HOME OPENER Five players scored two or more goals, as JMU cruised to a 15-4 win over High Point on Feb. 25. Maddie McDaniel produced her first career hat trick, while Kristen Gaudian had two goals and two assists. Hanna Haven and Elena Romesburg both had two goals and an assist. Katie Kerrigan also had three helpers. JMU dominated defensively, led by Haley Warden s four caused turnovers and four ground balls. TOOKER NAMED CAA S TOP DEFENDER Following a road win at Virginia Tech and neutral-site win versus UConn, Rebecca Tooker was named CAA Defensive Player of the Week. She tallied six caused turnovers, four draw controls and three ground balls in the sweep. In the two wins, JMU s defense forced its foes into long scoring droughts. The Dukes held VT without a goal for 19:08 in the second half, and UConn went spans of 21 and 17 minutes without scoring. DUKES BEAT UCONN AT US LAX COMPLEX In the first NCAA women s lacrosse game at the new US Lacrosse Complex, JMU held off UConn s late rally for an 11-10 win on Feb. 19. JMU led 11-6 before the Huskies scored four straight over the final four minutes. In a lastditch effort to force overtime, UConn s shot with two seconds left went just wide of the cage. Elena Romesburg was the all-round best player on the field, producing two goals, one assist, five ground balls, two draw controls and a caused turnover. 4

DEFENSE POWERS DUKES AT TECH JMU overcame a deficit, scoring four straight goals and holding Virginia Tech without a score for over 19 minutes in a 9-6 triumph on Feb. 15. Hanna Haven had a career-high five points off three goals and two assists, while Elena Romesburg had three goals and an assist. Defensively, Rebecca Tooker had four caused turnovers, and Corinne Schmidt tallied two caused turnovers and three ground balls. Haley Warden won seven draw controls, and Romesburg added three draws and four ground balls. DUKES ROLL MICHIGAN FOR 1ST WIN Three Dukes recorded hat tricks, as JMU rolled to an 18-6 victory at Michigan on Feb. 11. Eight Dukes scored, led by a career-high six points of three goals and three assists from Katie Kerrigan. Kristen Gaudian netted a gamebest four goals, while Hanna Haven turned in her first three-goal outing. Emily Poelma made eight stops between the pipes for her first career win. Leading 3-2, JMU scored four straight to claim a 7-3 lead. After a Michigan goal, the Dukes closed the half with four more to go up 11-3. HALL OF FAMERS MEET IN ANN ARBOR JMU s game in Ann Arbor featured a pair of JMU Hall of Famers with JMU Head Coach Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe and Michigan Head Coach Jen Ulehla. Klaes-Bawcombe played for Ulehla in the mid- 90 s, winning the CAA in 1997 and making a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances. Ulehla coached JMU to its lone Final Four appearance in 2000, tallying a 90-56 overall record from 1995 until 2002. Klaes-Bawcombe was enshrined in the JMU Hall of Fame in 2011, while Ulehla followed her in the 2013 class. JMU TAKES #1 CAROLINA TO THE LIMIT JMU led 8-5 in the first half before a surge to bridge the halves lifted UNC to a 16-14 win. Down 14-9, JMU mounted a comeback, coming to within a goal at 15-14 with under six minutes left. UNC added insurance and neither team scored in the final five minutes. Kristen Gaudian and Margaret Tucker Fogarty both scored four goals. Haley Warden and Hanna Haven each had four points (2g, 2a). Emily Poelma made a career-best 16 saves, which was the most stops dating back to the start of the 2009 season. The 14 goals were the most ever by JMU in the UNC series. DUENKEL NAMED CAA S TOP ROOKIE In her first career game, Halle Duenkel recorded two goals within the first 15 minutes at No. 1 North Carolina. For her efforts, she was named CAA Rookie of the Week. It was the first time since 2015 that a JMU player earned the league s Rookie of the Week laurel. DUKES PICKED SECOND IN CAA JMU was predicted in a vote by the head coaches to finish second in the seven-team Colonial Athletic Association. The Dukes won a share of the regular-season title last season and advanced to the CAA title game before receiving an at-large bid to the NCAA Championship. Madison finished 2016 with a 10-10 overall record and 5-1 mark in the CAA. The Dukes return four starters, including Preseason All-American Haley Warden. Warden, along with Leah Monticello, Rebecca Tooker and Elena Romesburg, were all recognized on the Preseason All-CAA Team. FOUR DUKES PRESEASON ALL-CAA Four players earned Preseason All-CAA status in a vote by the league s head coaches. Leah Monticello is set to return in March after suffering a season-ending injury early in 2016. In three games, she scored one goal and added six assists. Haley Warden ranked third in the CAA in draw controls (52) and scored 19 goals and 11 assists as a sophomore. Rebecca Tooker is JMU s leading defender, having accrued 16 caused turnovers, 15 draw controls and 14 ground balls last year. Elena Romesburg scored 23 goals and added five assists while winning 39 draw controls and tallying 14 ground balls. 5

INDIVIDUAL Haley Warden CAA NCAA Caused Turnovers 2.35 3rd 12th Draw Controls 3.29 3rd Ground Balls 2.76 3rd CAA AND NCAA RANKINGS TEAM CAA NCAA Turnovers 16.00 1st 30th Goals For 12.88 2nd 36th Katie Kerrigan Assists 2.12 2nd 26th Points 3.00 10th Kristen Gaudian Free-Position Goals 0.76 3rd Shot Percentage.519 4th Goals 2.47 6th Free-Position Perc..500 6th Shots 4.76 7th Elena Romesburg Ground Balls 2.59 5th Shot Percentage.468 9th Hanna Haven Free-Position Perc..500 6th Free-Position Goals 0.59 10th Rebecca Tooker Caused Turnovers 1.53 7th Hannah Jablonski Draw Controls 2.18 10th Margaret Tucker Fogarty Shot Percentage.464 10th Goals Against 8.59 2nd 11th Scoring Margin +4.29 2nd 22nd Assists 5.24 2nd Points 18.12 2nd Draw Controls 12.47 2nd Caused Turnovers 11.29 2nd 13th Ground Balls 19.18 2nd Shots 28.65 2nd Shot Percentage.450 2nd 22nd Save Percentage.473 3rd 24th Shots on Goal 21.12 3rd Free Position Perc..402 5th Saves 7.71 6th Emily Poelma Save Percentage.467 3rd 30th Goals Against Average 9.09 4th 17th Saves 6.29 6th **NCAA rankings as of April 30** **NCAA rankings as of April 30** 6

SITUATIONAL STATISTICS PLAYERS WITH MULTI-POINT GAMES Games with Eight with Multi Points 1 1-0 Games with Seven with Multi Points 2 2-0 Games with Six with Multi Points 8 6-2 Games with Four with Multi Points 1 0-1 Games with Three with Multi Points 4 2-2 Games with None with Multi Points 1 0-1 PLAYERS WITH MULTI-GOAL GAMES Games with Six with Multi Goals 2 2-0 Games with Five with Multi Goals 5 3-2 Games with Four with Multi Goals 2 2-0 Games with Three with Multi Goals 5 3-2 Games with Two with Multi Goals 2 1-1 Games with None with Multi Goals 1 0-1 PLAYERS WITH MULTI-ASSIST GAMES Games with Three with Multi-Assists 2 1-1 Games with Two with Multi Assists 5 4-1 Games with One with Multi Assists 5 4-1 Games with None with Multi Assists 5 2-3 GAMES AS POINTS LEADER: Gaudian 6, Haven 6, Kerrigan 6, Warden 4, Fogarty 2, Romesburg 2, Monticello 2 GAMES AS GOALS LEADER: Gaudian 9, Haven 5, McDaniel 4, Romesburg 4, Fogarty 3, Warden 3, Monticello 2, Kerrigan 1 GAMES AS ASSISTS LEADER: Kerrigan 14, Monticello 3, Gaudian 2, Haven 1, Warden 1 GAMES AS CAUSED TURNOVERS LEADER: Warden 10, Sdanowich 4, Tooker 4, Johnson 3, Romesburg 3, Duenkel 2, Jablonski 2, Schmidt 2, DuVall 1 GAMES AS GROUND BALLS LEADER: Romesburg 8, Warden 8, Sdanowich 3, Gaudian 2, DuVall 1, Jablonski 1, Johnson 1, Poelma 1, Schmidt 1, Tooker 1 GAMES AS DRAW CONTROLS LEADER: Warden 9, Romesburg 6, Jablonski 5, Johnson 1, Schmidt 1, Tooker 1 WON-LOST RECORDS: BY MONTH: February 4-1 March 2-4 April 5-1 May 0-0 BY DAY: Wednesday 2-2 Friday 4-0 Saturday 3-3 Sunday 2-1 BY START TIME: Noon 1-1 1 p.m. 4-2 2 p.m. 0-1 4 p.m. 2-1 5 p.m. 2-0 7 p.m. 2-1 BY CONFERENCE OPPONENT: American 1-0 ACC 1-2 Atlantic 10 1-0 Big South 2-0 Big Ten 1-3 CAA 5-1 LAST 5 GAMES: 4-1 LAST 10 GAMES: 6-4 Home Games 5-3 True Road Games 5-3 Neutral-site Games 1-0 Overtime Games 0-0 JMU leading at halftime 10-0 JMU trailing at halftime 0-5 Tied at halftime 1-1 JMU leading with 15 minutes to play 11-0 JMU trailing with 15 minutes to play 0-6 Tied with 15 minutes to play 0-0 JMU leading with 5 minutes to play 11-0 JMU trailing with 5 minutes to play 0-6 Tied with 5 minutes to play 0-0 When JMU leads in total shots 11-1 When opponent leads in total shots 0-4 When teams tie in total shots 0-1 When JMU leads in shots on goal 10-0 When opponent leads in shots on goal 1-6 When teams tie in shots on goal 0-0 When JMU leads in draw controls 10-1 When opponent leads in draw controls 1-5 When teams tie in draw controls 0-0 When JMU leads in caused turnovers 6-5 When opponent leads in caused turnovers 4-1 When teams tie in caused turnovers 1-0 When JMU leads in ground balls 8-3 When opponent leads in ground balls 2-3 When teams tie in ground balls 1-0 When JMU commits less turnovers 5-5 When opponent commits less turnovers 4-1 When teams tie in turnovers 2-0 When JMU scores 0-3 goals 0-0 When JMU scores 4-6 goals 0-1 When JMU scores 7-9 goals 2-2 When JMU scores 10-12 goals 2-2 When JMU scores 13-15 goals 3-1 When JMU scores 16+ goals 4-0 When opponent scores 0-3 goals 1-0 When opponent scores 4-6 goals 6-0 When opponent scores 7-9 goals 3-1 When opponent scores 10-12 goals 1-2 When opponent scores 13-15 goals 0-1 When opponent scores 16+ goals 0-2 Games decided by 1 goal 1-0 Games decided by 2 goals 0-1 Games decided by 3 goals 1-4 Games decided by 4 goals 1-0 Games decided by 5 goals 0-1 Games decided by 6+ goals 8-0 7

INDIVIDUAL CAREER HIGHS #1 Emma Johnson Shots 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 GB 4 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 CT 4 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 DC 2 (2x), last vs. Maryland, 3/25/17 #4 Hanna Haven Goals 4 at Richmond, 3/15/17 Assists 2 (4x), last vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 Points 6 at Richmond, 3/15/17 Shots 10 at Richmond, 3/15/17 SOG 7 at Richmond, 3/15/17 FP Goal 2 (2x), last at Richmond, 3/15/17 GB 2 (2x), last at Hofstra, 4/14/17 CT 1 (5x), last at Delaware, 4/23/17 DC 2 at Penn State, 3/8/17 #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 SOG 3 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 GB 1 (4x), last vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 CT 1 (2x), last vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 DC 1 (2x), last at Michigan, 2/11/17 #6 Halle Duenkel Goals 2 at North Carolina, 2/4/17 Assists 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 Points 2 (2x), last vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 Shots 4 at North Carolina, 2/4/17 SOG 2 at North Carolina, 2/4/17 GB 2 at Penn State, 3/8/17 CT 4 at Drexel, 4/21/17 DC 2 (2x), last at Delaware, 4/23/17 #7 Leah Monticello Goals 4 at North Carolina, 2/1/15 Assists 4 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/18/16 Points 5 vs. Elon, 4/10/15 Shots 6 (2x), last vs. Elon, 4/7/17 SOG 5 vs. Elon, 4/7/17 FP Goal 1 (8x) last at Hofstra, 4/14/17 GB 3 (2x) last vs. Hofstra, 4/20/14 CT 2 (4x) last vs. Connecticut, 2/15/15 DC 1 (10x), last at Drexel, 4/21/17 #10 Lauren DuVall GB 2 at Michigan, 2/11/17 CT 2 at Michigan, 2/11/17 DC 1 (3x), last at Delaware, 4/23/17 #11 Maddie McDaniel Goals 4 vs. Maryland, 3/25/17 Points 4 vs. Maryland, 3/25/17 Shots 6 vs. UConn, 2/19/17 SOG 5 vs. Maryland, 3/25/17 GB 2 (2x), last at Delaware, 4/23/17 CT 1 (3x), last at Drexel, 4/21/17 DC 2 vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 #12 Margaret Tucker Fogarty Goals 4 at North Carolina, 2/4/17 Assists 1 (3x), last at Delaware, 4/23/17 Points 4 (3x), last at Delaware, 4/23/17 Shots 7 vs. Rutgers, 3/11/17 SOG 5 at North Carolina, 2/4/17 FP Goal 1 (2x), last vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 GB 2 (3x), last at Penn State, 3/8/17 CT 1 (7x), last vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 DC 2 at Drexel, 4/21/17 #14 Kristen Gaudian Goals 5 at Drexel, 4/21/17 Assists 2 (2x), last at Drexel, 4/21/17 Points 7 at Drexel, 4/21/17 Shots 8 vs. Towson, 4/1/17 SOG 7 at Drexel, 4/21/17 FP Goal 3 at Drexel, 4/21/17 GB 3 at Delaware, 4/23/17 CT 2 vs. UConn, 2/19/17 DC 4 vs. Elon, 4/10/15 #16 Corinne Schmidt Shots 1 vs. Elon, 4/10/15 SOG 1 vs. Elon, 4/10/15 GB 5 vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 CT 2 (4x), last vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 DC 3 at Hofstra, 4/14/17 #17 Hannah Jablonski Goals 2 (2x), last at Richmond, 3/15/17 Assists 2 vs. Hofstra, 4/10/16 Points 3 at Michigan, 2/11/17 Shots 4 at Virginia Tech, 2/15/17 SOG 3 at Richmond, 3/15/17 GB 3 (2x), last vs. Rutgers, 3/11/17 CT 2 (3x), last vs. Towson, 4/1/17 DC 6 at Richmond, 3/15/17 8

INDIVIDUAL CAREER HIGHS #19 Katie Kerrigan Goals 3 (3x), last vs. Elon, 4/7/17 Assists 5 vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 Points 7 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 Shots 6 at Michigan, 2/11/17 SOG 5 at Michigan, 2/11/17 FP Goal 1 (2x), last at Hofstra, 4/14/17 GB 2 (7x), last vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 CT 2 vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 DC 2 vs. Elon, 4/7/17 #20 Emily Poelma GA (full game) 5 (2x), last vs. Elon, 4/7/17 GA (half) 1 (2x), last vs. Towson (1st), 4/1/17 Saves 16 at North Carolina, 2/4/17 Sh Face 41 at North Carolina, 2/4/17 GB 5 vs. Towson, 4/1/17 CT 1 (6x), last at Hofstra, 4/14/17 #21 Morgan Hardt Goals 1 (7x), last at Drexel, 4/21/17 Assists 1 at Drexel, 4/21/17 Points 2 at Drexel, 4/21/17 Shots 2 (4x), last vs. Virginia, 3/22/17 SOG 2 (3x), last vs. Virginia, 3/22/17 FP Goals 1 vs. Virginia, 3/22/17 GB 1 (5x), last at Hofstra, 4/14/17 CT 1 at Richmond, 3/6/15 DC 2 (3x), last at High Point, 2/28/16 #22 Rebecca Tooker GB 4 (2x), last vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 CT 5 vs. Stanford, 5/13/16 DC 4 at Virginia, 3/23/16 #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 SOG 1 (2x), last vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 GB 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 CT 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 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 SOG 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 #25 Haley Warden Goals 6 at Hofstra, 4/14/17 Assists 2 (5x) last at North Carolina, 2/4/17 Points 6 (2x), last at Hofstra, 4/14/17 Shots 9 at Hofstra, 4/14/17 SOG 7 at Hofstra, 4/14/17 FP Goal 2 (3x), last at Hofstra, 4/14/17 GB 5 vs. Towson, 4/1/17 CT 5 (2x), last vs. William & Mary, 4/9/17 DC 7 (2x), last at Virginia Tech, 2/15/17 #26 Logan Brennan Goals 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 Points 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 Shots 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 SOG 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 #28 Elena Romesburg Goals 4 vs. William & Mary, 4/2/16 Assists 2 (2x), last at Michigan, 2/11/17 Points 4 (4x), last at Drexel, 4/21/17 Shots 6 (2x), last at Virginia Tech, 2/15/17 SOG 5 (2x), last at Virginia Tech, 2/15/17 FP Goal 3 at Virginia Tech, 2/15/17 GB 5 (2x), last vs. Elon, 4/7/17 CT 6 vs. Elon, 4/7/17 DC 5 vs. North Carolina, 2/6/16 #29 Linnea Hughes Goals 1 at Drexel, 4/21/17 Assists 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 Points 1 (2x), last at Drexel, 4/21/17 Shots 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 SOG 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 GB 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 #30 Kelsey Reed GB 1 at Drexel, 4/21/17 DC 1 vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 #32 Caroline Sdanowich GB 4 vs. Virginia, 3/22/17 CT 3 at High Point, 2/28/16 DC 2 at Michigan, 2/11/17 #38 Ellie Harmeyer GA (full game) 7 at Denver, 3/5/16 GA (half) 0 (2x), last 2nd vs. Longwood, 3/3/17 Saves 11 vs. Penn State, 3/9/16 Sh Face 38 vs. Penn State, 3/9/16 GB 5 (2x) last vs. Richmond, 3/12/16 CT 1 vs. William & Mary, 4/2/16 9

SINGLE-SEASON TOP 20 S Goals 1. 81 Gail Decker 2004 2. 62 Jess Marion 2000 3. 59 Annie Wagner 2007 59 Kelly Berger 2006 5. 54 Lisa Staedt 2002 6. 52 Megan Riley 1999 7. 51 Gail Decker 2003 8. 50 Danyle Heffernan 1994 9. 49 Betsy Angel 2015 10. 48 Stephanie Finley 2015 48 Kelly Berger 2007 48 Lisa Staedt 2003 48 Shelley Klaes 1997 14. 47 Julie Martinez 2000 47 Julie Martinez 1998 47 Megan Riley 1998 17. 46 Mary Kate Lomady 2010 18. 45 Lynlea Cronin 2006 45 Robyn Dunn 1985 20. 44 Stephanie Finley 2014 44 Brooke McKenzie 2006 Draw Controls 1. 69 Stephanie Finley 2014 2. 60 Caitlin McHugh 2012 3. 56 Haley Warden 2017 4. 55 Stephanie Finley 2015 55 Ashlee Dardine 2004 55 Jess Marion 2000 7. 52 Gail Decker 2004 52 Aimee Vaughan 1995 9. 48 Julie Stone 2007 10. 47 Gina Kuta 1983 11. 46 Taylor Gress 2016 46 Alivian Coates 1999 13. 45 Haley Warden 2016 14. 44 Dorothy Vaughan 1985 15. 43 Gail Decker 2003 43 Lisa Girod 1985 17. 42 Cally Chakrian 2011 18. 41 Lisa Staedt 2002 41 Alivian Coates 2000 20. 40 Julie Stone 2006 Ground Balls 1. 76 Lisa Staedt 2003 2. 63 Kim Griffin 2006 3. 60 Gail Decker 2003 4. 53 Jessica Beard 2004 5. 51 Carrie Martell 2003 6. 50 Kelly Berger 2006 50 Ashlee Dardine 2003 50 Jennifer Corradini 2000 50 Jess Marion 2000 10. 49 Gail Decker 2004 11. 48 Schylar Healy 2015 48 Ashlee Dardine 2005 48 Amy Brew 1998 14. 47 Haley Warden 2017 47 Lexi Cross 2015 16. 46 McNevin Molloy 2000 17. 45 Amy Brew 1999 18. 44 Elena Romesburg 2017 44 Rebecca Tweel 1999 20. 43 Rachel Sappington 2003 43 Kate Brew 1998 Assists 1. 49 Monica Zabel 2012 2. 41 Megan Riley 1999 3. 36 Katie Kerrigan 2017 4. 35 Megan Riley 1998 5. 34 Kelly Berger 2006 6. 33 Monica Zabel 2010 7. 31 Natasha Fuchs 2007 31 Gail Decker 2004 9. 28 Nora Maguire 1992 10. 27 Monica Zabel 2011 11. 26 McNevin Molloy 2002 12. 25 Megan Riley 1997 13. 24 Kelly Berger 2007 24 McNevin Molloy 2001 15. 23 Kim Griffin 2010 23 Shelley Klaes 1997 17. 22 Nine players Points 1. 112 Gail Decker 2004 2. 93 Kelly Berger 2006 93 Megan Riley 1999 4. 82 Megan Riley 1998 5. 79 Monica Zabel 2012 6. 76 Lisa Staedt 2002 7. 72 Kelly Berger 2007 8. 71 Jess Marion 2000 71 Shelley Klaes 1997 10. 70 Betsy Angel 2015 70 Gail Decker 2003 70 Lisa Staedt 2003 13. 69 Nora Maguire 1992 14. 67 Julie Martinez 1998 15. 66 Danyle Heffernan 1994 16. 63 Robyn Dunn 1985 17. 62 Stephanie Finley 2015 62 Jaci Gordon 2015 62 Annie Wagner 2007 62 Brooke McKenzie 2006 62 Cara Eisenberg 1980 Free-Position Goals 1. 17 Julie Martinez 1998 2. 16 Gail Decker 2004 3. 14 Jaci Gordon 2015 4. 13 Kristen Gaudian 2017 5. 12 Mary Kate Lomady 2009 12 Kelly Berger 2006 12 Jess Marion 2000 8. 11 Brooks Lawler 2016 11 Stephanie Finley 2014 11 Mary Kate Lomady 2011 11 Megan Riley 1998 11 Danyle Heffernan 1994 13. 10 Hanna Haven 2017 10 Stephanie Finley 2015 10 Mary Kate Lomady 2010 10 Gail Decker 2003 10 Lisa Staedt 2003 10 Julie Martinez 2000 10 Megan Riley 1999 20. 9 12 players Shots 1. 196 Gail Decker 2004 2. 156 Megan Riley 1998 3. 150 Kelly Berger 2006 4. 129 Jess Marion 2000 5. 125 Lisa Staedt 2003 6. 122 Lisa Staedt 2002 7. 116 Lynlea Cronin 2006 116 Lisa Staedt 2001 9. 115 Kelly Berger 2005 10. 114 Danyle Heffernan 1994 114 Robyn Dunn 1985 12. 113 Julie Martinez 1998 13. 111 Megan Riley 1999 14. 110 Kelly Berger 2007 15. 109 Stephanie Finley 2015 109 Gail Decker 2003 17. 107 Julie Martinez 2000 18. 103 Jessica Brownridge 2004 103 Gail Decker 2002 103 Shelley Klaes 1997 Caused Turnovers 1. 41 Alivian Coates 2000 2. 40 Haley Warden 2017 40 Ashlee Dardine 2005 4. 39 Kylee Dardine 2006 5. 38 Kim Griffin 2006 6. 36 Alivian Coates 1998 7. 35 Jessica Beard 2004 8. 32 Amy Brew 1999 32 Jess Marion 1998 10. 31 Jessica Beard 2003 11. 30 Lisa Staedt 2003 30 Jennifer Corradini 2001 13. 28 Lexi Cross 2015 28 Kelly Berger 2006 15. 27 Ashlee Dardine 2003 16. 26 Rebecca Tooker 2017 26 Amy Brew 1998 26 Aimee Vaughan 1998 19. 25 Alivian Coates 1999 20. 24 Leah Perrotta 2014 24 Cally Chakrian 2012 24 Jess Brophy 2009 10

CAREER TOP 20 S Goals 1. 201 Gail Decker 2001-04 2. 184 Kelly Berger 2004-07 3. 161 Lisa Staedt 2000-03 161 Julie Martinez 1997-00 5. 159 Casey Ancarrow 2009-13 6. 151 Megan Riley 1996-99 7. 139 Diane Buch 1985-88 8. 138 Nora Maguire 1989-92 9. 130 Stephanie Finley 2012-15 10. 127 Mary Kate Lomady 2008-11 11. 126 Danyle Heffernan 1992-95 12. 125 Shelley Klaes 1994-97 13. 123 Sue Peackock 1981-84 14. 116 Amy Roguski 2011-14 15. 111 Robyn Dunn 1982-85 16. 109 Kim Griffin 2006-10 17. 108 Jaci Gordon 2013-16 18. 107 Jessica Brownridge 2002-05 19. 106 Betsy Angel 2014-16 20. 100 Jess Marion 1997-00 Draw Controls 1. 164 Gail Decker 2001-04 2. 156 Jess Marion 1997-00 3. 140 Stephanie Finley 2012-15 140 Julie Stone 2005-08 5. 138 Monica Zabel 2009-12 6. 126 Cally Chakrian 2009-12 7. 124 Haley Warden 2015-pres. 8. 121 Aimee Vaughan 1995-98 9. 120 Caitlin McHugh 2009-12 10. 119 Casey Ancarrow 2009-13 119 Alivian Coates 1997-00 12. 117 Lisa Staedt 2000-03 13. 99 Kim Griffin 2006-10 14. 93 Taylor Gress 2013-16 15. 92 Ashlee Dardine 2002-05 92 Gina Kuta 1983-86 17. 86 Ali Curwin 2012-15 18. 82 Amy Brew 1997-00 19. 81 Kathrine Robinson 1990-93 20. 77 Elena Romesburg 2015-pres. Ground Balls 1. 187 Lisa Staedt 2000-03 2. 175 Ashlee Dardine 2002-05 3. 156 Gail Decker 2001-04 4. 154 Jessica Beard 2001-04 5. 153 Kim Griffin 2006-10 6. 149 Kelly Berger 2004-07 7. 140 Schylar Healy 2012-15 8. 127 Amy Brew 1997-00 9. 122 Jennifer Corradini 1998-01 10. 117 Jessica Brownridge 2002-05 11. 115 Jess Marion 1997-00 12. 112 Lexi Cross 2012-15 13. 106 Alivian Coates 1997-00 14. 104 Kylee Dardine 2004-07 15. 102 Amy Altig 2002-05 102 Michelle Zurfluh 1998-01 17. 101 Jess Brophy 2006-09 101 Erin Chantler 2001-04 19. 100 Cally Chakrian 2009-12 100 Kristen Dinisio 1999-02 Assists 1. 121 Monica Zabel 2009-12 2. 109 Megan Riley 1996-99 3. 78 Kelly Berger 2004-07 4. 71 Shelley Klaes 1994-97 5. 66 Gail Decker 2001-04 6. 64 McNevin Molloy 1999-02 7. 63 Lisa Staedt 2000-03 8. 61 Casey Ancarrow 2009-13 61 Nora Maguire 1989-92 61 Sue Peacock 1981-84 11. 54 Ali Curwin 2012-15 54 Julie Martinez 1997-00 13. 49 Natasha Fuchs 2007-08 14. 48 Jen Gicking 1993-96 15. 47 Betsy Angel 2014-16 47 Robyn Dunn 1982-85 17. 45 Kim Griffin 2006-10 45 Brigid Baroody 1983-86 19. 43 Jaci Gordon 2013-16 20. 41 Jessica Brownridge 2002-05 41 Laura Jones 1983-86 Points 1. 267 Gail Decker 2001-04 2. 262 Kelly Berger 2004-07 3. 260 Megan Riley 1996-99 4. 224 Lisa Staedt 2000-03 5. 220 Casey Ancarrow 2009-13 6. 215 Julie Martinez 1997-00 7. 200 Monica Zabel 2009-12 8. 199 Nora Maguire 1989-92 9. 196 Shelley Klaes 1994-97 10. 193 Stephanie Finley 2012-15 11. 184 Sue Peacock 1981-84 12. 178 Diane Buch 1985-88 13. 167 Mary Kate Lomady 2008-11 14. 163 Betsy Angel 2014-16 15. 159 Danyle Heffernan 1992-95 16. 158 Robyn Dunn 1982-85 17. 156 Jaci Gordon 2013-16 18. 154 Kim Griffin 2006-10 19. 148 Jessica Brownridge 2002-05 20. 139 Ali Curwin 2012-15 Free-Position Goals 1. 42 Stephanie Finley 2012-15 2. 38 Gail Decker 2001-04 3. 36 Mary Kate Lomady 2008-11 36 Julie Martinez 1997-00 5. 34 Kelly Berger 2004-07 6. 32 Jaci Gordon 2013-16 7. 31 Megan Riley 1996-99 8. 30 Jess Marion 1997-00 9. 28 Casey Ancarrow 2009-13 10. 26 McNevin Molloy 1999-02 11. 25 Lisa Staedt 2000-03 12. 22 Brooks Lawler 2015-16 13. 21 Danyle Heffernan 1992-95 14. 19 Ashley Kimener 2009-12 19 Nora Maguire 1989-92 16. 18 Elena Romesburg 2015-pres. 18 Taylor Gress 2013-16 18. 17 Kim Griffin 2006-10 17 Kim Stark 1985-88 20. 16 Brooke McKenzie 2003-06 16 Shelley Klaes 1994-97 16 Diane Buch 1985-88 Shots 1. 462 Gail Decker 2001-04 2. 458 Kelly Berger 2004-07 3. 421 Lisa Staedt 2000-03 4. 413 Megan Riley 1996-99 5. 388 Julie Martinez 1997-00 6. 347 Diane Buch 1985-88 7. 346 Casey Ancarrow 2009-13 8. 294 Stephanie Finley 2012-15 9. 290 Nora Maguire 1989-92 10. 287 Jessica Brownridge 2002-05 11. 280 Danyle Heffernan 1992-95 12. 278 Mary Kate Lomady 2008-11 13. 277 Robyn Dunn 1982-85 14. 274 Shelley Klaes 1994-97 15. 267 Kim Stark 1985-88 16. 261 Kristen Dinisio 1999-02 17. 255 Jess Marion 1997-00 18. 254 Kim Griffin 2006-10 19. 252 Lynlea Cronin 2004-07 20. 247 Brooke McKenzie 2003-06 Caused Turnovers 1. 110 Ashlee Dardine 2002-05 2. 102 Alivian Coates 1997-00 3. 92 Jessica Beard 2001-04 4. 88 Kim Griffin 2006-10 5. 76 Jess Brophy 2006-09 76 Kylee Dardine 2004-07 76 Lisa Staedt 2000-03 8. 75 Amy Brew 1997-00 9. 74 Jess Mari on 1997-00 10. 73 Kelly Berger 2004-07 11. 67 Haley Warden 2015-pres. 67 Cally Chakrian 2009-12 13. 63 Lexi Cross 2012-15 63 Jennifer Corradini 1998-01 15. 56 Caitlin McHugh 2009-12 16. 54 Jennifer Valore 1997-00 17. 52 Ali Curwin 2012-15 18. 48 Leah Perrotta 2011-14 19. 47 Taylor Gress 2013-16 20. 46 Gail Decker 2001-04 11