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Location Chestnut Hill, MA Founded 1863 Enrollment 14,500 President Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J. Athletics Director Gene DeFilippo Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Senior Women’s Administrator Jody Mooradian Nickname Eagles Colors Maroon and Gold Conference Atlantic Coast Conference
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2011 EAGLES Jill Amo - captain JIll Rekart - captain Hannah Alley Kristin Igoe Sheila Serafino Caufield/Collins Conway/Donovan Gummersall/Taylor Wilton/Barclay Blue/Brault Coffield/Martignetti Meagher/Newcomers Newcomers
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Head Coach Bowen Holden (Georgetown ’01) Career Record 42-45 (five seasons) Record at BC 42-45 (five seasons) Holden’s Office Phone (617) 552-8959 Holden’s Email bowen.holden@bc.edu Associate Head Coach Acacia Walker (Maryland ’05) Assistant Coach Jennifer Kent (Colby ’90) 2010 Overall Record 12-6 2010 Conference Record/Finish 1-4 (fifth) Letterwinners Returning/Lost 18/8 Starters Returning/Lost 10/2 Newcomers 5 Captains Jill Amo, Jill Rekart
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“I feel so lucky to be on a team with 24 girls who are like sisters to me. Getting the opportunity to play lacrosse at Boston College has been such a great experience. This year we are more talented than ever and I am confident that my senior season with this team will be one to remember.” – Hannah Alley, ’11
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“Each member of the team has great relationships with one another, regardless of what year they might be. It’s a group of girls that has not only bonded on the field, but off the field as well.” – Cali Ceglarski, ’14
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“My team is a special part of my life; they are like my family.” – Kelly McNelis, ’14
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“BC Lacrosse is like my second family. It is an awesome feeling to have 24 people that are like sisters, working for each other, and working together for a common goal. I can’t wait for the 2011 season, because our team is going to reach new heights together!” – Kristin Igoe, ’11
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“BC lax is hard work, dedication, and commitment to not only the team but also our community.” – Jill Amo, ’11
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“BC lax is my comedic relief and my family away from home!” – Caroline Barclay, ’13 “The team chemistry is great. After only a short time with the team, I already felt like I had known these girls for years. Everyone truly supports each other in everything that they do.” – Moira Barry, ’14
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“For me, being part of BC lacrosse this year means the possibilities we have envisioned for our team are now within our grasp. This belief drives us day in and day out to work harder, and play our game better than ever before.” – Brittany Wilton, ’12
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2011 outlook The Eagles enter the 2011 season coming off the best year in program history with the confidence and talent to turn this year into another momentous campaign.
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The 2010 squad boasted a record-breaking 12-6 record with the most wins ever by a BC lacrosse team, as well as the longest win streak with six victories to open play. The milestone year also marked the first time a Division I BC squad has ever been nationally ranked, rising as high as 17th in the country. Several key games highlighted the Eagles historic run, including an ACC conference win over Virginia Tech and a win over crosstown rival Boston University for the first time in Head Coach Bowen Holden’s career with the Eagles and for the first time ever on BU’s home field.
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“In terms of this year, our team has never worked this hard,” Holden said. “They have put in so much time and effort this fall and I think they’re in a really good place. Our goals are lofty yet attainable and the team is eager to prove it deserves the respect it has worked hard to achieve.”
Attack Senior captain Jill Amo will lead the Eagles’ offense this season with her game insight and leadership skills.
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“She has a calming presence that is so valuable,” Holden said. “I don’t expect her to be our leading scorer but she will likely be an unsung heroine. She has an incredible ability to see the field. She knows every single offense and can tell everybody where to go, what to do, and when to be where, all while doing what she needs to do.”
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In the absence of leading scorer Lauren Costello, BC will look to junior Brittany Wilton to step into the spotlight. “We will probably rely heavily on Brittany Wilton, who’s really come into her own this year and has the potential to be one of the best attackers in the country,” Holden said. “She’s absolutely driven to win and has a killer instinct.”
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Sophomore Brooke Blue will also see significant time on the attacking end after an impressive freshman year debut. “She brings with her an intensity that is contagious,” said Holden. “She plays the game with so much enthusiasm and joy and intensity that you can’t help but smile when you watch her play. She’ll be another huge player on our offensive end.”
Midfield After years of relying on one or two players, BC’s midfield is the strongest it’s ever been with several solid options. Seniors Hannah Alley and Kristen Igoe will anchor the midfield, in addition to juniors Sam Taylor and freshmen Cali Ceglarski and Carly Weilminster. Junior Katherine Caufield will be a defensive midfielder, supporting both units during games. “Kristin Igoe is our top midfielder,” Holden said. “She’s on the U.S. team which has provided her with incredible experience, and she knows what it takes to succeed. There are so many student-athletes on this team who want to win but she is willing to have the ball in her stick at the end of the game and a team needs that to be successful.” “Hannah and Sam have also really developed immensely in the off-season, and I am extremely pleased with their performances. They, too, are going to be crucial to our success.” Eagles who are also possible at midfield are sophomore Caroline Barclay as well as freshman Claire Blohm.
Defense Senior captain Jill Rekart is the clear leader of the defensive unit, having played in every game of her career. “She has been a tremendous asset to this program,” Holden said. “She played midfield early on in her career and in the last two years has been a solid defender, earning Regional All-America accolades. The poise and confidence with which she plays is huge. She understands the defense in and out and can tell people where to go and what to do. She is going to be critical to our success.” Rekart will be helped by defensive midfielder Caufield as well as sophomores Jessie Coffield and Ali Meagher. Caufield played a crucial role on the defensive end as a sophomore and will be relied upon even more this year. With a year of experience under her belt, she will provide an important support structure to Rekart and the entire defensive unit. “Jessie Coffield is one of the most aggressive defenders we’ve ever had,” Holden said. “She has a feistiness about her that’s incredible and something we need to have on the field, and her risk-taking is second to none which is invaluable.”
Other Eagles who will see time on attack are junior Ginny Gummersall, sophomores Delaney Brault and Caroline Martignetti, and newcomers Moira Barry and Kelly McNelis.
“Freshmen Moira Barry and Kelly McNelis really developed quickly this fall and fit nicely into our system early on,” Holden said. “We expect them to continue developing and see action this spring.”
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“Kara O’Connell is probably one of the hardest working kids on the team, as a freshman, and that rubs off on her teammates,” Holden said. “She is getting better and works so hard to do so. I expect her to have an impact this spring.” Others looking to earn time on the defensive end are juniors Kate Collins, returning from injury, and Liz Donovan.
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The Eagles will head to Vermont before the ACC tournament in Cary, N.C. at the end of the season. “Certainly our goal is to make it further than we’ve ever made it before,” Holden said.
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Freshman Kara O’Connell has made an immediate impact on the defense and will see plenty of time on the defensive end this season.
“Next we have BU. We beat them on the road last year for the first time in my career and hopefully we can do the same at home this year. It’s a great rivalry and always a great battle.”
BC will end the regular season at New Hampshire before waiting for a bid to the NCAA tournament. “I think our schedule will consistently challenge our team and force us to stay up and ready, since we can’t take anyone for granted. We’ve got to keep going and keep pushing and keep working hard. I think our schedule prepares us well for each test along the way, and will hopefully help us be in the best position possible for the ACC tournament and NCAAs. We have to take care of business one step at a time!”
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“Ali Meagher is coming into her own this year not only as a defender but as a leader,” Holden said. “She and Katherine Caufield have been trying to relieve some of that pressure from Rekart, which is nice to see, so they’ll both likely be forces on our defensive end.”
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Senior Sheila Serafino and junior Catherine Conway both saw plenty of action in the fall season and will battle for the starting position come February. Both goalkeepers have had moments of brilliance on the field for the Eagles and bring different talents between the pipes. Consistency will be a deciding factor come game-time
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“They are two very different players, from their presence on the field to what they’re capable of doing, and we are lucky to be in the position where we have two solid goalies fighting for the one spot. That competitiveness will help them both improve and undoubtedly help our team win,” Holden said.
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After a record-breaking winning season in 2010, the Eagle enter this year confident and prepared for the upcoming challenges presented by their demanding schedule. BC will open with Hofstra, an annually top-20 team, before delving into nonconference matchups with Duquesne, Villanova, Yale, Holy Cross, and Connecticut in addition to an ACC game against Virginia Tech, who the Eagles defeated last season.
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After that BC will be tested with a tough mid-season stretch. “We’ll face Harvard, who we’ve lost to the past three years,” Holden said. “Then there’s Maryland, who beat us by one last year and went on to win the National Championship. There’s also tough games against North Carolina and then Albany, another top-20 program last year, and Virginia and Duke who always bring on great challenges.” 2 0 1 1
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2011 ROSTER Pronunciation Guide RECK-ert mart-in-et-E MAH-her CO-field KAW-field BRO I-go A-moe ser-a-FEEN-o
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Rekart Martignetti Meagher Coffield Caufield Brault Igoe Amo Serafino
2 Jill Rekart Sr. Defense Mt. Hebron/Ellicott City, Md. Fr. Attack St. Mary’s/Millerville, Md. 3 Kelly McNelis 4 Brooke Blue So. Attack Stone Ridge H.S./Bethesda, Md. Winchester H.S./Winchester, Mass. 5 Caroline Martignetti So. Attack 6 Kate Collins Jr. Defense St. Stephens & St. Agnes/Alexandria, Va. Fr. Midfield Mt. Hebron/Ellicott City, Md. 7 Carly Weilminster Sr. Midfield Lake Forest H.S./Lake Forest, Ill. 8 Hannah Alley 9 Ali Meagher So. Defense Bow H.S./Bow, N.H. Fr. Defense Norwell H.S./Norwell, Mass. 10 Kara O’Connell 11 Brittany Wilton Jr. Midfield Garden City H.S./Garden City, N.Y. 12 Moira Barry Fr. Attack Framingham H.S./Framingham, Mass. 13 Ginny Gummersall Jr. Attack New Trier H.S./Wilmette, Ill. 14 Sam Taylor Jr. Midfield Pingree/Topsfield, Mass. 15 Jessie Coffield So. Defense St. Stephens & St. Agnes/Alexandria, Va. 16 Elizabeth Donovan Jr. Defense Ridgewood H.S./Ridgewood, N.J. 18 Caroline Barclay So. Midfield North Andover H.S./North Andover, Mass. 20 Delaney Brault So. Attack Souhegan/Amherst, N.H. 21 Kristin Igoe Sr. Midfield Framingham H.S./Framingham, Mass. 22 Catherine Conway Jr. Goalkeeper Acton-Boxborough H.S./Acton, Mass. 23 Cali Ceglarski Fr. Midfield Darien H.S./Darien, Conn. 25 Jill Amo Sr. Attack Ridgewood H.S./Ridgewood, N.J. 26 Claire Blohm Fr. Midfield St. Anthony’s H.S./Amityville, N.Y. 28 Katherine Caufield Jr. Midfield Oak Knoll/Chatham, N.J. 33 Sheila Serafino Sr. Goalkeeper Hamilton-Wenham/South Hamilton, Mass. Head Coach: Bowen Holden (Georgetown ’01) – sixth season Associate Head Coach: Acacia Walker (Maryland ’05) – first season Assistant Coach: Jen Kent (Colby ’90) – third season Sport Admin: Associate AD Jody Mooradian Captains: Jill Amo, Jill Rekart
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Bowen Holden Bowen Holden enters her sixth year as the Eagles’ head coach. 2010 was a milestone year for Holden as the Eagles went 12-6, the best record in program history. They set the record for most wins with 12, as well as the record for the longest win streak by a BC lacrosse team with six wins to open the season. The 2010 squad also earned the program’s first-ever national ranking, going as high as 17th in the country. Holden’s squad finished the season with a +70 in overall goal differential. Several games marked highlights for the team, including an ACC conference win against Virginia Tech and a win over crosstown rival Boston University for the first time in Holden’s career with the Eagles and for the first time ever on BU’s home field. Senior Lauren Costello had her best season yet with four broken records and a second-place ranking on the all-time Single Season Assists record book. She was also named to the IWLCA All-American second-team, only the second lacrosse player ever to earn the honor and the first to place on the second team. Four players earned IWLCA All-Region Honors. Five were named to the All-ACC Academic Team, two were named to the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll, and the IWLCA named BC an Academic Squad for the 5th time in Holden’s five years.
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The 2009 season was also one of the best in school history, especially since entering the ACC in 2005. Completing its first winning season with a 9-8 record (9-9 overall), the Eagles made great strides. Five of the team’s opponents were ranked in the top 10-15 in the country throughout the entire season. Four individuals were honored as IWLCA Regional All-Americans, two made the All-ACC team (the most ever), four were named to the All-ACC Academic Team, two were honored as IWLCA Academic Honor Roll members, and the entire team was an IWLCA Academic Honor Squad for maintaining a GPA above 3.0.
Prior to arriving at BC, Holden was the associate head coach at Georgetown University in 2004 and an assistant for the previous three years. Holden helped the Hoyas to a 56-16 record over a four-year span. She also played a key role in leading the Hoyas to two NCAA Final Fours, including the 2002 NCAA National Championship game. The Hoyas won four consecutive undefeated Big East Championships and made four straight appearances in the NCAA tournament. During her tenure, Georgetown had one Tewaaraton Trophy winner, eight All-Americans, a National Attacker of the Year, a National Defender of the Year and six Big East Players of the Year. Holden is a 2001 graduate of Georgetown University, earning her Bachelor of Arts in physics. She also completed a Masters degree from Georgetown’s Public Policy Institute. Holden played lacrosse for one year at Bowdoin College in 1998 where she earned second-team regional All-American honors and team MVP as a freshman. Holden then transferred to Georgetown, where she started in goal for the next three years. She was a three-time All-American and two-time co-MVP. In her final season, she was named a captain, was an NCAA National Champion finalist, was named to the IWLCA All-Academic squad, and was a firstteam national and regional All-American. She was voted NCAA Goalkeeper of the Year as well. Also recognized for her efforts in the classroom, Holden earned Georgetown’s annual Robert A. Duffey Scholar-Athlete Award and the NCAA District of Columbia Woman of the Year Award for outstanding academic and athletic achievement and service to the community. Active in the lacrosse community off the field, Holden serves as Chair of the NCAA North Region All-America Committee. Holden is a native of Lincoln, Mass. and graduated from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School in 1997. She currently resides in Newton, Mass. With her husband Charles Martin and their two daughters, Cannon and McClaine.
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In Holden’s third year, the Eagles captured their first top-10 win in program history by beating then #7-ranked North Carolina in double-overtime. This launched BC into the #4 spot in the ACC at the end of the regular season and earned BC its first-ever 4th seed in the ACC tournament. Overall, the 2008 team ended the season with a 7-10 record with several individual accolades earned along the way. In 2007, BC compiled a 6-11 record, 1-4 in the competitive ACC. Four of the team’s five ACC opponents were ranked in the top six of the Inside Lacrosse Media Poll. The Eagles made the IWLCA Honor Roll for the second year in a row, placing third on the Division I Honor Squads list with a 3.028 cumulative GPA. Three players received IWLCA Academic Honor Roll accolades and were named to the All-ACC Academic team.
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The Eagles ended their 2006 inaugural season in the ACC 8-9 overall and 1-4 in conference play. Six of BC’s opponents were ranked in the top 13 in the country. Holden’s team was honored in 2006 as one of 42 teams on the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll. Two of Holden’s student-athletes received individual IWLCA academic honors, and one earned IWLCA Regional AllAmerican status for accomplishments on the field.
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The Boston College lacrosse team welcomes Acacia Walker as the new Associate Head Coach. Prior to working with the Eagles, Walker was the Associate Head Coach at the University of Massachusetts, where the team won two consecutive Atlantic 10 Conference Championships. Walker acted as the offensive coordinator as well as handling recruiting responsibilities. She also handled travel, budget management, video breakdown, and camps. Before that she was an Assistant Coach at Northwestern from 2005-2008 where the Wildcats won three consecutive NCAA National Championships and three consecutive ALC Conference Championships.
A native of Norwell, Mass. and a graduate of Thayer Academy where she was inducted into the Thayer Academy Sports Hall of Fame, Kent was a four-year letterwinner at Colby College in Waterville, Maine. She played soccer, basketball and lacrosse. In lacrosse, she was a two year captain, MVP and leading scorer, as well as a Brine/IWLCA 2nd Team All-American her senior season in 1990.
“Acacia has already made an impact on our team,” said Head Coach Bowen Holden. “I truly believe she was the right person at the right time for our program. Her passion, knowledge, and drive are contagious, and I know she will make her mark immediately.”
In 2010, the 12-6 Eagles garnered the best record in program history and the defensive end was a large part of that success. Goaltender Sheila Serafino led the ACC in saves with 125 and finished second in saves-per-game with 6.94. As a whole, the defense only allowed 162 goals to BC’s 232.
Walker will serve as the Eagles’ offensive coordinator, as well as, play a key role in recruiting and many other facets of the daily operations of the Boston College program. Walker graduated from Maryland in 2005 with a degree in American Studies. She played for the Terrapins and captained the team in her senior year. She was an IWLCA All American as well as an All-ACC selection. In 2005 she won the University of Maryland M Club ‘James H. Kehoe’ Award, and in 2004 and 2005 was a Tewaaraton Candidate, the award given to the male and female Collegiate National Player of the Year. A four-year starter at Annapolis High School in Annapolis, Md., Walker was named MVP at the U.S. Lacrosse High School Senior All Star Game in 2001 and was the youngest member of the World Championship U19 Team that won gold in Perth, Australia in 1999. She is still an active player who has been involved with the U.S. Women’s National Team for the past nine years. She won a gold medal with the 2009 World Cup Team in Prague, Czech Republic and is also a member of the 2010-11 United States National Team.
Upon graduation from Colby, Kent joined the staff at the Hyde School in Bath, Maine where she taught and coached lacrosse and soccer, eventually becoming the Dean of Students and Athletic Director. Her accolades at Hyde include the 1995 Maine State Champions in lacrosse. After leaving Hyde, Kent became the Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Norwell High School in 1998 where she won back-to-back state titles in 2005 and 2006 and was named Massachusetts Coach of the Year in 2005. In addition to her coaching duties at Norwell, Kent was also the Codirector of Norwell Youth Lacrosse and the Co-director and owner of Xtreme Lacrosse and Soccer camps. Kent has significant ties to Boston College, as her four siblings are alumni of BC: Michelle Lally O’Grady `89, Rob Lally `90, Doug Lally `91, and Greg Lally ‘96. Kent currently lives in Norwell with her husband Jeff, and their six children: Alicia (20), Callahan (15), Kenzie (14), Parker (12), Addison (11), and Bailey (10).
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Walker hails from Annapolis, Md. and currently resides in Boston, Mass.
Kent is in her third year as an assistant coach for the Eagles. She focuses her attention on the defensive end, but she plays a crucial role in individual development as well.
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Jody Mooradian Senior Associate Athletics Director Senior Women’s Administrator
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Jody Mooradian has been a member of the senior athletic department staff at Boston College for the past seven years. In her position, she administers the sports of women’s basketball, field hockey, volleyball, cross country, track and field, lacrosse, softball, and rowing. She also oversees the areas of Life Skills, Sports Medicine, Strength and Conditioning as well as handling many other internal functions of the Department and working with various areas on campus. She serves on the ACC Women’s Basketball Committee, Field Hockey Committee and Volleyball Committee. She is a former chair of the NCAA Women’s Rowing Committee and has served on the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Committee. She also serves on the NACDA Board and the Collegiate Women Sports Foundation where she Chairs the Honda Inspiration Award.
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Prior to her current post at BC, Mooradian served as part of the Northeastern University athletic department for six years. During her tenure at Northeastern, Mooradian served as Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance, Associate Director of Athletics, Interim Director of Athletics and Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administrator. Mooradian also served as the Director of Athletics at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania from 1993 until 1997 and was a Compliance Assistant at UCLA in early 1993.
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Prior to her career in athletics, Mooradian was an attorney for a private law firm and for the Cigna Insurance Company from 1987 until 1993. In addition, she was a District 4 New Hampshire State Representative from 1980-82.
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Learning Resources Dard Miller, Ph.D. Director Patrice Bouzan Learning Specialist & Academic Counselor Lee Metzger Academic Counselor Clare Turkington Academic Counselor Lee LeBlanc Administrative Secretary Compliance Carly Pariseau Assoc. Athletic Director of Compliance Aaron Aaker Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance & Eligibility Brandi Kerrigan Assistant Director for Compliance and Recruiting Compliance Assistant Yadira Reyes
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Mooradian earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of New Hampshire (’82) and a Juris Doctorate from the Delaware Law School of Widener University (’86).
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Played in 11 games, started four…tallied two goals and three assists for five points… took 13 shots…was 1-2 in free position shots…registered eight ground balls and 14 draw controls…caused four turnovers… recorded the game-winning goal in the team’s 19-5 win over Iona on April 7…started the final three games of the season against New Hampshire, Le Moyne and Harvard… named to the 2009-10 All-ACC Academic Honor Roll…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
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Played in 15 games and started five…played in three ACC matches… converted from defense to attack…recorded 11 points on four goals and seven assists…scored first collegiate goal against Canisius on Feb. 21…took 10 shots on the season…collected five ground balls…won four draw controls…caused nine turnovers…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
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BEFORE BC Four-year letterwinner at Ridgewood...captained the team as a senior ...led the team in points (108), assists (53), draw controls (58), ground balls (51) and caused turnovers (49)...holds the school record for single-season assists (53), draw controls (118) and career caused turnovers (92)...received All-America honorable mention honors in 2007... named to the US Lacrosse Academic All-American team...selected as the team’s MVP in 2006 and 2007...named 2007 Player of the Year by Ridgewood Lacrosse Association...named 2007 North Jersey Player of the Year...2006 and 2007 Northern New Jersey Champion...led the team in goals (53), points (80) and draw controls (46) as a junior...selected first-team All-Galaxy, first-team All-North Jersey and first-team All-Suburban in 2006 and 2007...played for Metro club team...named to Upper Atlantic Regional Team in 2006...certified lacrosse referee... honor roll student. Born Dec. 20, 1988...Jillian is the youngest of Christopher and Karen Amo’s two daughters...sister Ashley played lacrosse for Princeton... enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.
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Played in 13 games and started three...played in all five ACC games... picked up 10 ground balls and caused six turnovers...registered four draw controls...recorded a season-high four ground balls against Virginia Tech on March 15...caused three turnovers in the same game...earned the Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
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Played in and started all 18 games this season…tallied five goals and three assists for eight points…recorded nine shots…was a perfect 1-1 on free position shots…finished second on the team in ground balls with 31…tallied 21 draw controls, good enough for fourth on the team…led the Eagles with 20 caused turnovers for the year…named to the 200910 All-ACC Academic Honor Roll …named a Regional All-American.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2009))
Played in all 18 games…started 17…tallied 14 points on nine goals and five assists…tied career high in points with four (1g, 3a) against Duke on April 11…tallied a career high three assists against Duke…recorded a career high three draws against Duke…took 17 shots on the season… collected 27 ground balls…caused 12 turnovers…won 13 draw controls.
BEFORE BC Four-year letterwinner at Mount Hebron High School in Ellicott City, Md...team captain as a senior...2003-07 Maryland State 3A champions...named Lax Power and Lacrosse Magazine’s Number One Women’s High School Team in the nation from 2003 to 2006...named to the first-team All-Howard County, Baltimore Sun’s All-County first team, and Washington Post’s and Howard County Times’ first team...selected to the Baltimore Sun’s All-Metro second team and Washington Post’s second team in 2007...first-team Mid-Atlantic National Team...selected to the Under Armour All-American Lacrosse Underclassman Team...also played for M&D club team of the Galaxy League from 2002 to 2007... earned first-team All-Galaxy honors in 2006...2006 Galaxy National Club Tournament champions...2005 All-Galaxy honorable mention... four-year basketball letterwinner...team captain as a senior...2006-07 Student Athlete Award recipient...honor roll student.
PERSONAL Born July 20, 1988...Jillian is one of Tom and Vickie Rekart’s four children..…twin sister Katie plays for Duquesne…enrolled in the Connell School of Nursing.
AS A FRESHMAN (2008)
HIS TORY
Started all 17 games...led the freshman class with 19 points...scored nine goals...fourth on team with 10 assists...recorded first collegiate point in the form of an assists in the first game of the season against Maryland on Feb. 24...scored first career goal one game later in win over St. Mary’s (CA) on March 2...tallied at least one point in seven of first eight games... notched four points (3g, 1a) in win over Connecticut on April 9...recorded four multi-point games...scored a goal and tallied two assists at Harvard on April 30...picked up 18 ground balls...won 15 draws...caused 11 turnovers, tying for fourth of the team...took 30 shots...went 3-6 on free position shot attempts.
rEKART’S CAREER highs
3 (4/9/08) 3 (4/11/09) 4 (x2) 5 (2/20/10) 5 (2/20/10) 4 (3/17/10)
RE C OR D S
Goals Assists Points Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Draw Controls
CO A C H E S
2 • Jillian Rekart SR • Defense Ellicott City, Md. / Mount Hebron H.S.
2011 EAGLES
CAPTAINS
OU T LO O K
C O L L E G E
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B O S T O N
r e K A R T ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S Shots GB 30 18 17 27 9 31 56 76
DC CT 15 11 13 12 21 20 49 43
B C
A Pts 10 19 5 14 3 8 18 41
Year GP GS G 2008 17 17 9 2009 18 17 9 2010 18 18 5 Totals 53 52 23
2 0 1 1
W O M E N ’ S
l a c r o s s e
M E D I A
G U I D E
13
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B O S T O N
C O L L E G E
seniors
CO A C H E S
8 • Hannah Alley SR • Midfield Lake Forest Ill. / Lake Forest H.S. AS A JUNIOR (201o)
2011 EAGLES
Played in and started all 18 games…tallied 19 goals and four assists for 23 points…took 50 shots…was 4-11 on free position shots…notched 20 ground balls and 14 draw controls…caused 15 turnovers…notched the game-winning goal in double overtime in the 9-8 win over Brown on April 18…named to the 2009-10 All-ACC Academic Honor Roll…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2009))
BEFORE BC Four year letterwinner at Lake Forest...captained the team senior year... leading scorer on the team in all categories...recorded 55 goals, 20 assists, 58 ground balls, 43 draw controls and 36 caused turnovers senior year...holds the school record for most points... led the team in scoring as a junior (74 goals and 58 assists)...earned All-State and All-American accolades from 2005 to 2007...named Midfield Player of the Year in Illinois in 2007...named 2006 Lake Forest Offensive MVP...earned 2007 team MVP honor...Lake Forest won the state championship in 2004 and was the runner-up in 2005 and 2006...two-time member of the Great Lakes National Team I...2006 Windy City Classic Tournament MVP and named to the Tournament All-Star team in 2007...three-year field hockey letterwinner...three-time state champions, from 2004 to 2006... earned Illinois All-State accolades in 2005 and 2006 and was captain as a senior...honor roll student.
2010 REVIEW
Played in 17 games…started seven…recorded 10 points on 10 goals… took 28 shots on the season…recorded first collegiate hat trick on PERSONAL March 7 against Iona…was 1-2 in eight meter shots…collected 10 groundballs…won one draw control…caused four turnovers…earned Born July 22, 1989...Hannah is the youngest of Steve and Joanie’s three daughters…two older sisters played lacrosse at Northwestern the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement. ...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
AS A FRESHMAN (2008)
HIST ORY
Played in all 17 games and started three...recorded six points on three goals and three assists...scored first collegiate point on an assist in the win over St. Mary’s (CA) on March 2...notched first collegiate goal against Duke on April 12...scored two goals in win over Holy Cross on April 19... picked up seven ground balls and controlled three draws...caused four turnovers...took nine shots...went 1-3 on free position shots...named to the Athletics Director’s Award of Academic Achievement.
ALLEY’S CAREER highs
R EC OR D S
Goals Assists Points Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Draw Controls
3 (x2) 1 (x7) 4 (4/14/10) 3 (3/2/10) 4 (2/26/10) 3 (3/24/10)
A L L E Y ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S A Pts 3 6 0 10 4 23 7 39
Shots GB 9 7 28 10 50 20 87 37
DC CT 3 4 1 4 14 15 18 23
B C
Year GP GS G 2008 17 3 3 2009 17 7 10 2010 18 18 19 Totals 52 28 32 14
2 0 1 1
W O M E N ’ S
l a c r o s s e
M E D I A
G U I D E
C O L L E G E
AS A SOPHOMORE (2009))
Started and played in all 18 games…third on the team in points with 50…led the team in goals scored with 40…scored at least one goal in all 18 games…tallied a career high five goals against Virginia Tech on Mar. 14…second on the team in assists with 10…scored two game-winning goals…took 84 shots on the season…collected 27 ground balls… won 23 draw controls…caused 23 turnovers…was 9-11 in eight meter shots…named to the All-ACC team…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement …named a Regional All-American.
PERSONAL Born Sept. 15, 1989...Kristin is the oldest of Donald and Amelia Igoe’s three children...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
CO A C H E S
AS A JUNIOR (201o)
Played in 16 games, started 15…tallied 35 goals and 11 assists for 46 points…third on the team in goals and points and tied for second in assists…recorded 76 shots, tied for first on the team in the category… was 6-12 in free position shots…tallied 28 ground balls and 20 draw controls, including a career high four against Jacksonville on March 2…caused 15 turnovers…named to her second consecutive All-ACC team…named to the 2009-10 All-ACC Academic Honor Roll…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement …named a Regional All-American.
BEFORE BC Letterwinner at Framingham High School...2007 tri-captain as a senior...two-time High School All-American...named an Under Armour AllAmerican in 2007...high school team was undefeated (50-0) in 2006 and 2007 and won the state championship both years...named the 2007 Boston Globe Player of the Year...selected as team MVP...2004-07 North Sectional and Bay State League Champions...two-time Bay State Conference All-Star...three-time EMASS All-Star...a 2006-2007 Metrowest Daily News All-Star...named to the Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic teams in 2006 and 2007...2005 and 2006 first-team AllGalaxy ...played for the Lower New England Team 2 in 2005 and Team 1 in 2006...also played for Mass Elite Club Team...played soccer and basketball as well...captained both teams senior year.
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21 • Kristin Igoe SR • Midfield Framingham, Mass. / Framingham H.S.
OU T LO O K
seniors
2011 EAGLES
B O S T O N
AS A FRESHMAN (2008)
Goals Assists Points Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Draw Controls
5 (3/14/09) 2 (x5) 7 (3/14/09) 4 (x3) 3 (x5) 4 (3/2/10)
RE C OR D S
IGOE’S CAREER highs
HIS TORY
Did not play…received a medical redshirt for the season.
I G O E ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S
B C
A Pts Shots GB DC CT Did not play 10 50 84 27 23 23 11 46 76 28 20 15 21 96 160 55 43 38
Year GP GS G 2008 2009 18 18 40 2010 16 15 35 Totals 34 33 75
2 0 1 1
W O M E N ’ S
l a c r o s s e
M E D I A
G U I D E
15
O U T LO O K 2 01 1
B O S T O N
C O L L E G E
SENIORS
CO A C H E S
BEFORE BC 33 • Sheila Serafino Four-year letterwinner for Hamilton-Wenham Regional...2007 team SR • Goalkeeper captain...named a 2007 All-American...a Cape Ann League All-Star from Hamilton, Mass. / Hamilton-Wenham H.S. 2004 to 2006...2005-2007 All-League Cape Ann...named League CoAS A JUNIOR (201o)
2011 EAGLES
Played in and started all 18 games for the team this season, posting a 12-6 record…totaled 1023:25 minutes in net…recorded 125 saves on the season, good enough for tops in the ACC…recorded a .460 save percentage and an 8.62 goals against average…led the team in ground balls with 37…tallied four caused turnovers…named to the 2009-10 AllACC Academic Honor Roll.
MVP...2006 Lower New England Women’s National Tournament Team goalie...also lettered in soccer and swimming...2007 swim captain...a National Honors Society member...four-year class president.
PERSONAL Born April 26, 1989...one of Rick and Jacquie Serafino’s three children...twin brother, Kevin, is also a senior at BC...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2009))
Played in two games…totaled 16:04 minutes in net…saw action for 10 minutes against Niagara on Feb. 22, did not allow a goal…saw action against Bryant Apr. 30, allowed one goal and made one save…faced two shots on the season…compiled a 3.73 GAA and a .500 save percentage.
2010 REVIEW
AS A FRESHMAN (2008)
HIST ORY
Played in seven games and started two...made first career start at Massachusetts on March 22...tallied first career win against Virginia Tech on March 15...played in net for 147:44 minutes and recorded 21 saves... made 12 stops in the Virginia Tech game...compiled a 1-3 record, a 10.56 goals-against average and a .447 save percentage...picked up eight ground balls.
serafino’S CAREER highs
R EC OR D S
Goals Assists Points Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Draw Controls
3 (x2) 1 (x7) 4 (4/14/10) 3 (3/2/10) 4 (2/26/10) 3 (3/24/10)
S e r a f i n o ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S W 1 0 12 13
L T 3 0 0 0 6 0 9 0
Svs. 21 1 125 147
Sv% GA .447 26 .500 1 .460 147 .469 173
Min. GAA 147:44 10.56 16:04 3.73 1023:25 8.62 1171:09 7.64
B C
Year GP GS 2008 7 2 2009 2 0 2010 18 18 Totals 27 20 16
2 0 1 1
W O M E N ’ S
l a c r o s s e
M E D I A
G U I D E
B O S T O N
C O L L E G E
2 8 • K at h e r i n e C au f i e l d JR • Midfield Chatham, N.J. / Oak Knoll H.S.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2010))
AS A FRESHMAN (2009)
BEFORE BC A 2008 All-American Honorable Mention as a senior...captain of team senior year...2008 All League...2008 All Met 2nd team...1st team All Galaxy...member of the soccer team...an honors student.
Goals Assists Points Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Draw Controls
2 (x2) 2 (2/20/10) 3 (2/26/10) 3 (4/28/10) 2 (4/18/10) 5 (3/5/10)
C au f i e l d ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S A Pts 0 0 3 7 3 7
Shots GB 0 6 14 19 14 25
DC CT 0 4 33 10 33 14
COLLINS’ CAREER highs
Goals Assists Points Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Draw Controls
3 (x2) 1 (x7) 4 (4/14/10) 3 (3/2/10) 4 (2/26/10) 3 (3/24/10)
C O L L I N S ’ C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S
Year GP GS G 2009 11 0 4 2010 16 14 1 Totals 27 14 5
A Pts 0 4 2 3 2 7
Shots GB 10 2 7 23 17 25
DC CT 3 1 13 14 16 15
Year GP GS G 2009 11 0 0 2010 18 18 4 Totals 29 18 4
PERSONAL Born March 1, 1990...daughter of Thomas and Andree Collins...has one older sister...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
HIS TORY
C au f i e l d ’ S C A R E E R h i g h s
2 010 REVIEW
Played in 11 games…tallied four points on four goals…recorded first collegiate goal on Feb. 22 against Niagara…tallied a career high two goals against Niagara…took 10 shots on the season…collected two ground balls…won three draw controls…caused one turnover.
BEFORE BC
PERSONAL
2011 EAGLES
Played in 16 games, started 14…missed four games due to injury… scored one goal and tallied two assists for three points on the season… earned first career assist on March 5 in the team’s 20-5 win over Siena…notched seven shots on the season…was 1-2 on free position shots…finished the year fourth on the team in ground balls with 23 and caused turnovers with 14…tallied 13 draw controls.
A four-year letterwinner...four-time division champion...four-time Prep Group A Champions...1st team All-Prep as a junior and senior...twotime Academic All-American...also a member of the soccer, cross country and winter track teams at Oak Knoll...member of Operation Smile, student volunteer on medical mission to Honduras...an honors student. Born August 1, 1990...daughter of Patrick and Julia Caufield...has three sisters and one brother...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
CO A C H E S
Alexandria, Va. /St. Stephens & St. Agnes
RE C OR D S
AS A FRESHMAN (2009)
Played in 11 games…collected six ground balls…caused four turnovers…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
6 • K at e C o l l i n s JR • Defense
B C
AS A SOPHOMORE (2010))
Played in and started all 18 games this season…tallied four goals and three assists for seven points on the year…scored her first career goal in the team’s 14-5 win over Canisius on February 26…notched her first career assist in the Eagles’ 20-4 victory over Bryant on February 20… tallied 14 shots…was 0-2 in free position shots…led the team in draw controls with 33…finished fifth on the team in caused turnovers with 10…recorded 19 ground balls…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
OU T LO O K
JUNIORS
2 0 1 1
W O M E N ’ S
l a c r o s s e
M E D I A
G U I D E
17
O U T LO O K 2 01 1
B O S T O N
C O L L E G E
JUniors
CO A C H E S
2 2 • C at h e r i n e C o n way JR • Goalkeeper Acton, Mass. / Acton-Boxborough H.S. AS A SOPHOMORE (2010))
Appeared in seven games, registering 65:24 minutes in goal…faced 23 shots, allowing 15 goals and tallying six saves…recorded a 13.76 goals against average…tallied a .286 save percentage…picked up six ground balls, including her first career GB in the team’s 14-5 win over Canisius on February 26.
2011 EAGLES
AS A FRESHMAN (2009)
Played in five games…played 74:27 minutes in net…faced 34 shots… allowed 15 goals…made 10 saves…made first collegiate save Mar. 4 against Fairfield…collected a career high eight saves against Fairfield…finished the season with a 12.09 GAA and .400 save percentage.
BEFORE BC
2010 REVIEW
Captain of team senior year...Acton-Boxboro Regional High School Athlete of the Year…first team Boston Globe All-Scholastic…first team Boston Herald All-Scholastic...Lowell Sun Player of the Year as a senior...first team Dual County and EMASS All-Star...member of Lower New England Team Two at US Lacrosse National Tournament…career average 378 saves, 53% save average…six career assists...member of the indoor track and field team...captain senior year...placed third in Division One meet in shot put...coached Special Olympics soccer.
PERSONAL
1 6 • E l i z a b e t h D o n o va n JR • Defense Ridgewood, N.J. / Ridgewood H.S.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2010))
Played in 16 games, starting 14…collected seven ground balls and five draw controls…caused six turnovers.
AS A FRESHMAN (2009)
Started and played in all 18 games…collected 21 ground balls…won one draw control…caused nine turnovers
BEFORE BC Four year letterwinner...captain of team senior year...2008 US Lacrosse All-American (Honorable Mention)...2008 Under Armour All-American... two-year Academic All-American...first-team All-North Jersey junior and senior year...first-team All-Stars League junior and senior year...firstteam All-Suburban as a junior and senior...Four-time county champion... member of Upper Atlantic Team #1 in Schoolgirls national tournament... as a senior scored 31 goals, 6 assists and 43 ground balls...holds high school record for career ground balls, 149...four year letterwinner in basketball...captain of team senior year...honor roll student.
PERSONAL Born October 17, 1989...daughter of John and Suzanne Donovan... second of four children...enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.
HIST ORY
Born January 3, 1990...oldest daughter of Peter and Trish Conway... has two sisters and one brother, Patrick...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
C O n way ’ S C A R E E R h i g h s
R EC OR D S
Saves: Minutes: Ground Ball:
8 (3/4/09) 37:00 (3/4/09) 2 (x2)
C o n way ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S W 0 0 0
L T 0 0 0 0 0 0
Svs. 10 6 16
Sv% GA .400 15 .286 15 .343 30
Min. GAA 74:27 12.09 65:24 13.76 139:51 12.93
Goals Assists Points Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Draw Controls
3 (x2) 1 (x7) 4 (4/14/10) 3 (3/2/10) 4 (2/26/10) 3 (3/24/10)
D O N O VA N ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S
Year GP GS G 2009 18 18 0 2010 16 14 0 Total 34 32 0
A Pts 0 0 0 0 0 0
B C
Year GP GS 2009 5 0 2010 7 0 Totals 12 0
D O N O VA N ’ S C A R E E R h i g h s
18
2 0 1 1
W O M E N ’ S
l a c r o s s e
M E D I A
G U I D E
Shots GB 0 21 0 7 0 28
DC CT 1 9 5 6 6 15
B O S T O N
C O L L E G E
13 • Ginny Gummersall JR • Attack Wilmette, Ill. / New Trier
PERSONAL
PERSONAL Born March 13, 1990...the oldest of Kevin and Lisa Taylor’s three children...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
GUMMERSALL’S CAREER highs
TAY L O R ’ S C A R E E R h i g h s
1 (2/22/09) 1 (2/22/09) 1 (2/22/09)
G U M M E R S A L L ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S A Pts 0 1 0 0 0 1
Shots GB 4 1 0 0 4 1
DC CT 0 0 0 0 0 0
Goals Assists Points Ground Balls Draw Controls Caused Turnovers
4 (3/5/10) 1 (x6) 5 (3/5/10) 3 (x2) 3 (x2) 2 (x2)
TAY L O R ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S
Year GP GS G 2009 11 0 4 2010 16 14 1 Totals 27 14 5
A Pts 0 4 2 3 2 7
Shots GB 10 2 7 23 17 25
DC CT 3 1 13 14 16 15
Year GP GS G 2009 5 0 1 2010 5 0 0 Totals 5 0 1
CO A C H E S
BEFORE BC A four year letter winner for the Pingree School...four-time league champion...three-time New England Prep School All-Star...three-time Salem Evening News All-Star...1st team All-American 2007, 2008...Under Armour All-American 2008...Eastern Independent League MVP as a senior in 2008...Boston Globe All-Scholastic in 2008...varsity letter winner in soccer and basketball...team captain of soccer and basketball as a senior.
Born June 24, 1990...daughter of Geoff and Anne Gummersall...has three sisters...a communications major in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Goals: Points: Ground Balls:
2011 EAGLES
AS A FRESHMAN (2009)
Played in 17 games…started eight…tallied 14 points on 10 goals and four assists…scored first collegiate goal on Feb. 21 against Canisius… recorded first collegiate hat trick Mar. 14 against Virginia Tech…took 16 shots on the season…collected 10 ground balls…controlled eight draws…caused seven turnovers.
2 010 REVIEW
Three year letterwinner for New Trier High School...captain of team senior year...All-American, All-State and All-Conference junior and senior year...won Illinois State Championship 2008...member of Illinois State All-Tournament team junior and senior year...Illinois Offensive Player of the Year as a junior in 2007...set record for most goals in a season for state of Illinois junior and senior year...set record for most goals in a season at New Trier HS junior and senior year...set record for most goals in a career for New Trier HS senior year...MVP of high school team junior year...an Inside Lacrosse magazine top 25 recruit...also a member of New Trier Tennis team...captain of tennis team freshman, sophomore and junior years...member of basketball team...Vice President of Class of 2008...an honors student.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2010))
Played in 15 games, started 11…missed several games due to a foot injury…recorded 18 goals and two assists for 20 points…finished the season fifth on the team after recording 33 shots…led the team with eight goals on free position shots…picked up 15 ground balls and tallied 14 draw controls…caused seven turnovers.
HIS TORY
BEFORE BC
Topsfield, Mass. / Pingree H.S.
RE C OR D S
AS A FRESHMAN (2009)
Played in five games…scored first collegiate goal Feb. 22 against Niagara…took four shots on the season…collected one ground ball.
1 4 • S a m a n t h a Tay l o r JR • Midfield
B C
AS A SOPHOMORE (2010))
Appeared in five games…named to the 2009-10 All-ACC Academic Honor Roll…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
OU T LO O K
JUNIORS
2 0 1 1
W O M E N ’ S
l a c r o s s e
M E D I A
G U I D E
19
O U T LO O K 2 01 1
B O S T O N
C O L L E G E
JUniors/SOPHOMORES
CO A C H E S
1 1 • B r i t ta n y W i lt o n JR • Attack Garden City N.Y. / Garden City H.S. AS A SOPHOMORE (2010))
2011 EAGLES
Played in 16 games, started the final eight…tallied 22 goals and eight assists for 30 points…fourth on BC in goals, assists and points…took 33 shots… notched two game-winning goals…was 2-6 in free position attempts…recorded first career hat trick on Mar. 17 in 13-7 win over Holy Cross...had career high five goals in 19-5 victory over Iona on Apr. 7…registered 20 draw controls and six ground balls…caused four turnovers…named to the 2009-10 All-ACC Academic Honor Roll.
AS A FRESHMAN (2009)
2010 REVIEW
Played in 14 games…started six…tallied 14 points (9 goals, 5 assists)… took 24 shots…tallied first collegiate point Feb. 21 with an assist against Canisius…recorded first collegiate goal against Niagara on Feb. 22… tallied a career high four points on two goals and two assists vs. Siena on Mar. 14…collected 12 ground balls…won 17 draw controls.
1 8 • C a r o l i n e B a r c l ay SO • Midfield
North Andover, Mass. / North Andover H.S. AS A FRESHMAN (2010)
Played in 13 games, started one…tallied one shot on goals in the 17-6 win over Le Moyne on May 1…0-1 on free position shots during the year…notched two ground balls and three draw controls… caused one turnover.
BEFORE BC Tri-captain senior year...led team to Cape Ann League Championship in 2009...helped team capture division two north championship in 2009...made an appearance in the state final...earned all-league honors as a senior...Cape-Ann League All-Star as sophomore...Cape-Ann All League team as a junior...Lower New England Team Two...impact player of the year...led team to Cape-Ann League Championships 2007 and 2008...four-year letter winner in swimming and captain senior year.
PERSONAL
BEFORE BC Four year letterwinner...three time New York State Champion...two-time All Long Island Second Team 2007 and 2008...All-County as a junior...US Lacrosse All-American and Academic All-American as a senior...ranked first on team as a senior for ground balls (72) and second on team for goals (32), assists (57) and draw controls (23)...member of the Long Island Yellow Jackets and Liberty club teams...played basketball and soccer...captain of basketball team senior year...plays the trumpet.
Born on January 14, 1991…daughter of Bruce and Dorothy Barclay… has one older sister…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
HIST ORY
PERSONAL Born Mar. 28, 1990...daughter of John and Patricia...has one older brother... enrolled in the Lynch School of Education.
W I LT O N ’ S C A R E E R h i g h s
R EC OR D S
Goals: Assists: Points: Ground Balls: Draw Controls: Caused Turnovers:
5 (4/7/10) 2 (x3) 5 (x2) 2 (x5) 4 (4/7/10) 1 (x5)
W i lt o n ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S A Pts 5 14 8 30 13 33
Shots GB 24 12 33 6 57 18
DC CT 17 1 20 4 37 5
Ground Balls Draw Controls Caused Turnovers
1 (x2) 1 (x3) 1 (3/5/10)
B A R C L AY ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S
Year GP GS G 2010 13 1 0 Totals 13 1 0
A Pts 0 0 0 0
B C
Year GP GS G 2009 14 6 9 2010 16 8 22 Totals 30 14 31
B A R C L AY ’ S C A R E E R h i g h s
20
2 0 1 1
W O M E N ’ S
l a c r o s s e
M E D I A
G U I D E
Shots GB DC CT 1 2 3 1 1 2 3 1
B O S T O N
C O L L E G E
4 • B r o o k e B lu e SO • Attack
2 0 • D e l a n e y B r au lt SO • Attack
Bethesda, Md. Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart
CO A C H E S
AS A FRESHMAN (2010)
Played in two games…made her first collegiate appearance in the team’s 19-5 win over Iona College on April 7…also saw playing time in the 17-6 win over Le Moyne on May 1.
BEFORE BC A four-year varsity letter winner in lacrosse at Souhegan High School... captain of the team senior year...honored as Souhegan High School’s Most Intense Lacrosse player...missed most of the 2009 season due to injury...helped lead Souhegan High School to an undefeated 2008 season and the Division One Lacrosse Championship...member of the Upper New-England Regional Lacrosse first team, 2007-08...named to the New Hampshire All-State team in 2008...member of the All-Galaxy first-team for 2007-08...earned the Team Encouragement/Leadership Award at Souhegan High School...played six years for Granite State Elite Lacrosse...four-year varsity letter winner in soccer...captain of soccer team senior year...was an honor role student...was given honors for academic excellence in statistics.
2011 EAGLES
BEFORE BC A four-year letter winner in lacrosse...team co-captain junior and senior year...All-ISL for 2009...All-Gazette first-team in 2009...earned the Stone Ridge School Bonifant-Willson Award for all-around athlete...US Lacrosse High School first-team All-American for 2009...2008-2009 team leading scorer...2007-2008 All ISL...2008 team MVP...2008 AllGazette Second Team...2007 All-Gazette Honorable Mention...totaled 162 goals and 77 assists in her high school career...All-ISL field hockey player and co-captain senior year.
Amherst N.H./ Souhegan H.S.
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AS A FRESHMAN (2010)
Played in and started all 18 games this season…finished second on the team in goals with 44 and second on the team in points with 55…recorded 11 assists…set the mark for highest scoring freshman campaign in BC history…registered 71 shots and tallied one gamewinning goal…0-3 on free position shots…picked up six ground balls and 11 draw controls…caused one turnover...tallied her first career goal and assist in the team’s 20-4 win over Bryant on February 20… notched 10 hat tricks…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement …named a Regional All-American.
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PERSONAL Born on July 9, 1991…daughter of Arthur and Joan Brault…has two Born on June 23, 1990…daughter of Tyler and Lisa Blue…has two older sisters…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences. younger siblings…enrolled in the College of Arts ands Sciences.
5 (x2) 2 (x3) 6 (x2) 2 (4/28/10) 4 (3/5/10) 1 (3/2/10)
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Shots GB DC CT 71 6 11 1 71 6 11 1
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Year GP GS G 2010 2 0 0 Totals 2 0 0
A Pts 0 0 0 0
Shots GB DC CT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Year GP GS G A Pts 2010 18 18 44 11 55 Totals 18 18 44 11 55
Goals Assists Points Ground Balls Draw Controls Caused Turnovers
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Goals Assists Points Ground Balls Draw Controls Caused Turnovers
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SOPHOMORES 15 • Jessie Coffield SO • Defense
5 • Caroline Martignetti SO • Attack
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Alexandria Va./St. Stephens & St. Agnes AS A FRESHMAN (2010)
Appeared in seven games, started four…tallied first collegiate assist on April 22 in the 17-6 loss to Duke during the ACC Championships…collected three ground balls and two draw controls.
Winchester, Mass. / Winchester H.S.
AS A FRESHMAN (2010)
Played in three games…made her collegiate debut in the 19-5 win over Iona College on April 7…collected two ground balls and caused one turnover.
BEFORE BC
BEFORE BC
HIST ORY
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A four-year letter winner…captain senior year…second-team Middlesex Winner of the John Morrow Stanton Athletic Award….Alexandria Sportsmen League All-Star 2008…started for division 2 state championship team Club Lacrosse Player of the Year…captain of her team…won three VISLA 2008…Lower New England Team 2 in 2008…Lower New England state championships in high school career…ISL conference champions… Team 2 tournament champions in 2008…first-team All-Galaxy 2007 and played field hockey…named to all tournament team. 2008…sophomore Division 2 State Finalist team starter.
PERSONAL
PERSONAL
Born on October 15, 1990…daughter of William and Kristen Coffield…one brother and one sister…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Born on September 7, 1990…daughter of Ronald and Lynne Martignetti…has five brothers and two sisters…enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.
COFFIELD’S CAREER highs
Martignetti’S CAREER highs
R EC OR D S
Assists Points Ground Balls Draw Controls
1 (4/22/10) 1 (4/22/10) 2 (4/18/10) 2 (4/18/10)
C O F F I e l D ’ S C A R E E R S TAT I S T I C S A Pts 1 0 1 0
Shots GB DC CT 0 3 2 0 0 3 2 0
1 (x2) 1 (5/1/10)
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Year GP GS G 2010 3 0 0 Totals 3 0 0
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Year GP GS G 2010 7 4 0 Totals 7 4 0
Ground Balls: Caused Turnovers:
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9 • Alison Meagher SO • Defense
12 • Moira Barry FR • Attack
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Ground Balls Draw Controls Caused Turnovers
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Amityville, N.Y. / St. Anthony’s H.S.
PERSONAL Born on May 18, 1991…daughter of Robert and Janet Meagher…two older brothers, Mike and D.J…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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PERSONAL Born on March 30, 1992…daughter of Ed and Joanne Barry…has one brother, Mark.
HIS TORY
BEFORE BC A four-year letter winner...team captain junior and senior year...team leading point scorer senior year with 49 goals and 41 assists...US Lacrosse High School All-American 2009...won the state championship with her lacrosse team in 2009...earned the Concord Monitor player of the year award in 2009...Union team leader in 2009 and Union player of the year in 2009...selected as Bow High senior female career athlete...Second-Team All-State 2007...Upper New England Team Two 2007...All-Galaxy Team 2007...state championship team 2007...First-Team All-State 2008...Upper New England Team One 2008...Union Leader Team 2008...US Lacrosse High School All-American 2008...Bow High team MVP 2008...Bow High junior female athlete of the year...team leading scorer junior year with 65 goals and 17 assists...New Hampshire Female Senior Academic Athletic Award 2009...three-year letterwinner in basketball and team captain senior year...class vice-president for her freshman, junior and senior year.
BEFORE BC Three-time First Team All-American 2008, 2009, & 2010…2010 Boston Globe Player of the Year…school record holder for Most Goals Scored in Career…2010 Team MVP…selected to the Boston Globe All-Scholastic, Boston Herald All-Scholastic, and Metrowest Daily News Super Team in 2008, 2009, & 2010…EMASS All Star and Bay State Conference All Star in 2008, 2009, & 2010…Named Bay State League MVP in 2009 & 2010…tri-captain for Framingham H.S. in 2010...National Honor Society member…World Language Honor Society member… Philosophy club…enjoys photography…enrolled in College of Arts and Sciences.
BEFORE BC Played four years of varsity lacrosse at St. Anthony’s…captain in 2010…received 2010 Gregor Award, give n to one senior female athlete who “exemplifies extraordinary character and possesses zealous enthusiasm”…first annual Dave Prutting Award for “leadership on and off the field”…All-League in 2009 & 2010…St. Anthony’s Varsity Lax Undefeated League Champions in 2009 & 2010…St. Anthony’s Varsity Lacrosse #12 National Team Ranking in US Lacrosse Magazine… also lettered three years in varsity cross country…captain during senior year…received CHSAA Female Scholar Athlete of the Year Award in 2009… National Merit Commended Student…AP Scholar with Distinction…member of National Honor Society.
RE C OR D S
AS A FRESHMAN (2010)
Framingham, Mass. / Framingham H.S.
CO A C H E S
Bow, N.H. / Bow H.S.
Played in 15 games, started seven…made her collegiate debut with a start against Bryant in the first game of the season on February 20…collected 11 ground balls and three draw controls…caused four turnovers…named to the 2009-10 All-ACC Academic Honor Roll… earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.
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PERSONAL Shots GB DC CT 0 11 3 4 0 11 3 4
A Pts 0 0 0 0
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Year GP GS G 2010 15 7 0 Totals 15 7 0
Born on April 20, 1992…daughter of James and Janet Blohm…has one older sister, Lizette, who played lacrosse at BC as Class of 2006…enrolled in College of Arts and Sciences.
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10 • Kara O’Connell FR • Defense
CO A C H E S
Darien, Conn. / Darien H.S.
Norwell, Mass. / Norwell H.S.
BEFORE BC
BEFORE BC
Four year varsity starter…team captain 2009 & 2010…Four-time South Shore League All Star…League MVP 2010…Boston Globe All Scholastic 2009 & 2010…Boston Globe Division II Player of the Year 2010…Patriot Ledger All Scholastic 2008, 2009, & 2010…Boston Herald All Scholastic 2009 & 2010…State Champion 2009 & 2010…Two-time Eastern Mass All Star Team 1 2009 & 2010…State Finalist 2008…2010 All American…2008 & 2009 ELNE team member…2009 New England Under Armour team member…awarded Outstanding Female Scholar-Athlete at Norwell H.S., 2010…three year varsity starter for soccer…team captain 2008 & 2009… two-time Patriot Ledger All Scholastic 2009 & 2010…EasternoMass. Division III Team 1…South Shore Lea8ue All Star 2008 & 2009…also threeyear varsity starter for basketball…was Class President for four years at PERSONAL Norwell H.S….two-year member of National Honor Societywinner of the Born on July 21, 1992…daughter of Paul and Eileen Ceglarski…Has Saint Michael’s Book Award for Community Service in 2009…member an older brother and sister….Grandfather is Len Ceglarski, former BC of the Spanish National Honor Society. men’s hockey coach…enrolled in College of Arts and Sciences.
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Four-year varsity starter…team captain and team MVP senior year…2010 team leading scorer…won FCIAC’s freshman and junior year…won States three times…U.S. Lacrosse High School First Team All-American 2009 & 2010…All FCIAC and All-State First Team 2009 & 2010…Connecticut Super Junior…member of Connecticut Chargers Club Team… also swam competitively…U.S. Swimming High School All-American…All FCIAC…All-State 2007-20l0…captain senior year…Darien H.S. record holder in the 100 yard freestyle and 200 freestyle relay…hopes to pursue a career in the field of hospital administration.…four-year Honor Roll student.
PERSONAL
Born on March 19, 1992…daughter of Paul and Jeanne O’Connell… has three sisters, Rose, who plays lacrosse at Bowdoin, Mary, and Jane…enrolled in College of Arts and Sciences.
3 • K e l ly M c N e l i s FR • Attack
7 • C a r ly W e i l m i n s t e r FR • Midfield
HIST ORY
Millersville, Md. / St. Mary’s High School
Ellicott City, Md. / Mount Hebron High School
BEFORE BC
BEFORE BC
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R EC OR D S
Team leader in points, goals, and assists senior year…US Lacrosse Academic All American 2010…IAAM A Conference All Star 2010…First Team Alla Anne Arundel County 2010…All Saint All Star Coaches Award 2010…First Team All Galaxy 2010…Second Team All Met Washington Post 2010…Under Armour DC Underclassmen 2009…US Lacrosse National School Girls DC Team #1 2009…National Draw Championship Team 2008 & 2009…three-year letter winner in swimming…captain senior year…2010 Coaches Award recipient…National Catholic Championship and IAAM Championship Meet qualifier…one year field hockey letterwinner…Fragile X Field Hockey Champions 2009…National Society of High School Scholars…enrolled in College of Arts and Sciences…President’s Education Award…Maryland Distinguished Scholar Honorable Mention…Honor Roll Student Athlete…All American Academic Scholar.
Four year varsity player…captain in 2010...2010 Player to Watch…2010 All-County…2010 Regional finalists…2009 Player to Watch…2009 County and Regional Champions…2009 State finalists…2008 Regional finalists…2007 County, Regional, and State Champions…played on M&D 2010 Black…won Galaxy Nationals 2007 & 2008…Vail Shootout 2009…Evolution 2009…Finalists Galaxy Nationals 2009…three year varsity soccer player…Player to Watch in 2008 & 2009…Honor Roll student…member of National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society…enrolled in College of Arts and Sciences.
PERSONAL Born on January 14, 1992…daughter of Robert and Susan Weilminster…has two younger siblings.
PERSONAL
Born on September 19, 1992…daughter of Jim and Mary McNelis… has one brother. 24
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2010 SEASON STATISTICS Boston College Combined Team Statistics All games (as of Nov 11, 2010)
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Feb 20 Feb 26 Mar 02 Mar 05 Mar 13 Mar 17 Mar 20 Mar 24 Mar 27 Apr 03 Apr 07 Apr 10 Apr 14 Apr 18 Apr 22 Apr 28 May 1 May 05
Opponent at Bryant CANISIUS at Jacksonville SIENA VIRGINIA TECH at Holy Cross at #2 Maryland Terrapins VERMONT #4 NORTH CAROLINA at #4 Virginia IONA COLLEGE at #4 Duke at #17 Boston University at Brown at #4 Duke NEW HAMPSHIRE LE MOYNE at Harvard
W W W W W W L W L L W L W Wo2 L W W L
Score 20-4 14-5 18-6 20-5 14-9 13-7 6-7 14-10 6-15 6-12 19-5 11-12 18-11 9-8 6-17 12-6 17-6 9-17
Att. 109 115 223 135 112 221 551 145 515 1003 104 284 266 587 0 124 347 451
BC
OPP
232-439 12.89 . 528 340-439 . 774 24.4 91
162-379 9.00 . 427 293-379 . 773 21.1 57
12-19 .632
8-13 . 615
232 12 3 145 1 12.78 264 257 128 0-0 .000 217-265 .819
162 8 4 105 0 8.93 270 241 116 0-0 . 000 185-222 . 833
16 14:00
22 14:30
1597 8/200 0/0
3695 10/370
HOME 7-1 1-1 6-0 ## PLAYER 11 Lauren Costello 4 Brooke Blue 21 Kristin Igoe 1 Brittany Wilton 8 Hannah Alley 14 Sam Taylor 17 Peyton Killeen 23 Mary Stinson 2 Jill Rekart 28 Katherine Caufield 10 Suzanne Cannon 25 Jill Amo 6 Kate Collins 24 Kate Rooney 5 Caroline Martignet 16 Elizabeth Donovan 22 Catherine Conway 19 Marissa Irwin 18 Caroline Barclay 13 Ginny Gummersall 33 Sheila Serafino 27 Sophia Gouraige 15 Jessie Coffield 9 Ali Meagher 3 Blair Clancy 20 Delaney Brault
Total Opponents
AWAY 5-5 0-3 5-2 GP G 18 52 18 44 16 35 16 22 18 19 15 18 18 16 14 9 18 5 18 4 5 4 11 2 16 1 4 1 3 0 16 0 7 0 4 0 13 0 5 0 18 0 9 0 7 0 15 0 17 0 2 0 18 232 18 162
NEUTRAL 0-0 0-0 0-0 A Pts
39 11 11 8 4 2 3 1 3 3 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 91 57
91 55 46 30 23 20 19 10 8 7 4 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 323 219
## Goalie GP Min. 33 Sheila Serafino 18 1023:25 22 Catherine Conway 7 65:24 Total 18 1088:49 Opponents 18 1088:49
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OT OT2 Total
1st 2nd
OT OT2 Total
1st 2nd
OT OT2 Total
66 57
65 50
227 208 194 183
Shots on Goal Boston College Opponents
169 169 146 147
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GB
13 6 28 6 20 15 14 3 31 19 0 8 23 0 2 7 6 1 2 0 37 2 3 11 7 0 264 270
8.62 125 13.76 6 8.93 131 12.78 109
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1st 2nd
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76 2 71 2 76 1 33 3 50 0 33 1 35 1 15 2 9 0 14 0 4 0 13 0 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 439 12 379 8
147 15 162 232
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TEAM STATISTICS SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct. Shots on goal-Attempts SOG pct. Shots/Game Assi sts MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES Goals-Opportunities Conversion Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Man-up Man-down Unassisted Overtime Goals scored average GROUND BALLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct. CLEARS Clear Pct. PENALTIES Number Minutes ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date Neutral Site #/Avg
OVERALL 12-6 1-4 11-2
1 0 0 0 3 0 1 0
232 162 131 108 439 379 340 293
Faceoff
0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
Pct
W-L-T
.460 12-6-0 .286 0-0-0 .447 12-6-0 .320 6-12-0
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2010 ACC STANDINGS
MD BC BC BC
Assists Per Game 1. Lauren Costello 2. Christie Kaestner
BC 39 2.17 DU 36 2.00
Points Per Game 1. Lauren Costello 2. Corey Donohoe
55 52 44 35
2.89 2.89 2.44 2.19
BC 91 5.06 NC 65 3.82
Game-Winning Goals 1. Lauren Costello BC 7 0.39 2. Corey Donohoe NC 5 0.29 Ground Balls Per Game 1. Jessica Nonn VT 45 2.65 T5. Sheila Serafino BC 37 2.06
Man-Up Goals Per Game 1. Kat Thomas DU 8 0.44 T3. Brittany Wilton BC 3 0.19 Man-Down Goals Per Game T1. Kristin Igoe BC 1 0.06 Hannah Alley BC 1 0.06 Lauren Costello BC 1 0.06 Goals Against Average 1. Katelyn Luker VT 0 0.00 9. Sheila Serafino BC 147 8.62 Save Percentage 1. Kasey Howard 7. Sheila Serafino
MD 12 .706 BC 125 .460
Saves Per Game 1. Molly Mackler 2. Sheila Serafino
DU 60 8.57 BC 125 6.94
Lauren Costello
Boston College
Kristin Igoe
Boston College
Sarah Bullard
Duke
Lindsay Gilbride
Duke
Danielle Kachulis
Duke
Kat Thomas
Duke
Karri Ellen Johnson
Maryland
Caitlyn McFadden
Maryland
Sarah Mollison
Maryland
Katie Schwarzmann
Maryland
Karissa Taylor
Maryland
Corey Donohoe
North Carolina
Mia Hurrin
North Carolina
Logan Ripley
North Carolina
Jenn Russell
North Carolina
Liz Downs
Virginia
Kaitlin Duff
Virginia
Brittany Kalkstein
Virginia
Player of the Year
C O A C H E S
School
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Goals Per Game 1. Karri Ellen Johnson 2. Lauren Costello 5. Brooke Blue 7. Kristin Igoe
Name
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HIS TORY
Conference Overall L Pct. W L Pct. 1 .800 22 1 .957 1 .800 17 3 .850 1 .800 14 6 .700 3 .400 14 6 .700 4 .200 12 6 .667 5 .000 6 11 .353
Caitlyn McFadden, Maryland
Rookie of the Year Katie Schwarzmann, Maryland Co-Coaches of the Year Cathy Reese, Maryland
Jenny Levy, North Carolina
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W Maryland 4 North Carolina 4 Virginia 4 2 Duke Boston College 1 Virginia Tech 0
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BC IN THE ACC
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Shots Per Game 1. Karri Ellen Johnson MD 111 5.84 5. Kristin Igoe BC 76 4.75
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“Community service and giving back to others has always been a standard in our program...but it has become something we choose and love doing.” – Caroline Barclay, ’13
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“Often, community service is viewed as giving to others, which it rightfully is, but the joy we receive in return from these children is indescribable. The lessons on life and perspective each of them provides by simply being with us is something remarkable and invaluable. There is no question it is a mutual day of lessons and affection. Our student-athletes are unbelievable with these children.” – Head Coach Bowen Holden
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“We are so fortunate to get the opportunity to take part in such meaningful community service here at Boston College. We especially love going to the Franciscan hospital for our annual cookie decorating with the kids. It is a great reminder of how lucky we are but also how important it is to give back.” – Hannah Alley, ’11
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“The team to me is the best part about BC Lacrosse. We all have so much fun together, and always push each other to work our hardest. The community service that we do is always an amazing and rewarding experience.” – Ali Meagher, ’13
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all-time honors
All-ACC Team 2007 2008 2009 2010
Jenna McCabe Jenna McCabe Kristin Igoe Katie Monaghan Lauren Costello Kristin Igoe
ACC Postgraduate Scholarship
2009
Emily Hannigan
(GPA of 3.00 or higher)
2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 2008, 2009, 2010
C O A C H E S
2007 Caitlin Burr Shauna Culhane Meghan Davis Katie DeBlois Emily Hannigan Elizabeth Maddock Maura Mahoney Caitlin Swift Rachel Tinquist Katherine Wagoner Courtney Zwirko
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2001 Blair Anstey Rachel Bausch Christina DeMichele Kimberly Jacobs Katie Kaufman Krista Lombardi Lauren Miller Tara Morley Lisa Pataki Rachael Tella Brooke Zwarg
2004 Brittany Barry Lizette Blohm Lindsay Cope Meghan Davis Tara Hovey Elizabeth Kadison Carter Kahle Michelle Lawson Courtney Legath Alexandra Lloyd Elizabeth Schuville Carley St. Lucia Katherine Wagoner Jaclyn Yovankin
2008 Hannah Alley Jillian Amo Lauren Costello 2005 Shauna Culhane Brittany Barry Katie DeBlois Lizette Blohm Emily Hannigan Shauna Culhane Elizabeth Kadison Kaitlyn Horsman Kristen Horsman Molly Kane Kristin Igoe Courtney Legath Maura Mahoney Alexandra Lloyd Rachel Tinquist Catharine Saylor 2002 Elizabeth Schuville Courtney Zwirko 1998 Blair Anstey Carley St. Lucia Jaime Baldante Rachel Bausch 2009 Alana Vivolo Melissa Cole Sara Carpenter Katherine Wagoner Hannah Alley Katie Gladchuk Christina DeMichele Brooke Wilson Jillian Amo Romina King Sarah Foster Katherine Caufield Jaclyn Yovankin Liz Lane Abigail Gotfredson Courtney Zwirko Lauren Costello Julie Lufkin Kimberly Jacobs Katie DeBlois Susan Pitt Michelle Lawson Emily Hannigan 2006 Christen Plotner Krista Lombardi Kristin Igoe Lizette Blohm Emily Santos Jennifer Meek Maura Mahoney Shauna Culhane Danielle Wood Tara Morley Rachel Tinquist Meghan Davis Lisa Pataki Nicole Tufariello Katie DeBlois 1999 Lauren Seery Emily Hannigan Jaime Baldante Carley St. Lucia Elizabeth Kadison 2010 Melissa Cole Rachael Tella Hannah Alley Catharine Saylor Lael Cragin Elizabeth Schuville Jillian Amo Christina DeMichele Jaclyn Yovankin Rachel Zeller Brooke Blue Rachel Tinquist Katie Gladchuk Katherine Caufield AlanaVivolo Elizabeth Herr 2003 Katherine Wagoner Lauren Costello Liza Kimball Lizette Blohm Katie DeBlois Brooke Wilson Valerie Leuchs Caitlin Bracken Virginia Gummersall Courtney Zwirko Julie Lufkin Lindsay Cope Kristin Igoe Susan Pitt Sarah Foster Marissa Irwin Christen Plotner Abigail Gotfredson Peyton Killeen Emily Santos Tara Hovey Alison Meagher Rachael Tella Carter Kahle Katherine Rooney Jennifer Wilson Courtney Legath Brooke Zwarg Jennifer Meek Victoria O’Kane Carley St. Lucia Jaclyn Yovankin
All-BIG EAST Team 2001 Lauren Miller (1st team) Emily Ryan (2nd team) Lauren Miller (1st team) 2002 Jacklyn Yovankin (2nd team) 2003 Jacklyn Yovankin (2nd team) 2004 Susie Breaznell (1st team) Carley St. Lucia (1st team) 2005 Susie Breaznell (1st team) Carley St. Lucia (1st team) Presason All-BIG EAST Team 2001 Lauren Miller Emily Ryan 2002 Lauren Miller 2003 Jacklyn Yovankin
1997 Jaime Baldante Melissa Cole Katherine Gladchuk Carolin Hargraves Romina King Elizabeth Lane Julie Lufkin Susan Pitt Christen Plotner Emily Santos Danielle Wood
2000 Jaime Baldante Deirdre Cocks Melissa Cole Honor Crowther Elizabeth Herr Julie Lufkin Lauren Miller Susan Pitt Emily Santos Rachael Tella Brooke Zwarg
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IWLCA Division I Honor Squad
All-ACC Academic Team 2006 Lizette Blohm Emily Hannigan Elizabeth Kadison Katherine Wagoner Brooke Wilson Emily Hannigan 2007 Elizabeth Kadison Katherine Wagoner Emily Hannigan 2008 Maura Mahoney Lauren Costello 2009 Lauren Costello Emily Hannigan Maura Mahoney Jenna McCabe Lauren Costello 2010 Peyton Killeen Hannah Alley Kristin Igoe Jill Rekart
1996 Jaime Baldante Katherine Gladchuk Carolin Hargreaves Elizabeth Lane Megan McElvogue Kirstin Midura Susan Pitt Christen Plotner Danielle Wood Katrina Zorka
HIS TORY
IWLCA Academic Honor Roll 1998 Christy Plotner Danielle Wood 2000 Jaime Baldante Susan Pitt 2001 Chrissie DeMichele Lauren Miller 2004 Courtney Legath Jackie Yovankin Courtney Legath 2005 Carley St. Lucia Jackie Yovankin 2006 Elizabeth Kadison Katherine Wagoner Emily Hannigan 2007 Elizabeth Kadison Katherine Wagoner 2008 Katie DeBlois Emily Hannigan 2009 Lauren Costello Emily Hannigan Hannah Alley 2010 Lauren Costello
CoSIDA Academic All-District I Women’s At-Large Team 2003 Courtney Legath (2nd team)
Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Excellence
RE C OR D S
All-America Team 1994 Christine Curley (3rd team) 2010 Lauren Costello (2nd team)
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IWLCA All-Northeast Region 1992 Katy Finch (1st team) Missy Hug (honorable mention) Becky Taylor (1st team) 1994 Bryn Chave (1st team) Christine Curley (1st team) Lisa Doty (2nd team) Shannon Doyle (2nd team) 1996 Danielle Wood (1st team) Bryn Chave (2nd team) Tobin Dominick (2nd team) Megan McElvogue (2nd team) 1997 Megan McElvogue (1st team) Danielle Wood (1st team) Maggie Berkery (2nd team) Danielle Wood (1st team) 1998 Lauren Miller (2nd team) 2000 Emily Ryan (2nd team) 2001 Lauren Miller (1st team) Emily Ryan (2nd team) Lauren Miller (1st team) 2002 2003 Jacklyn Yovankin (2nd team) Carley St. Lucia (2nd team) 2004 2005 Susie Breaznell (2nd team) Carley St. Lucia (2nd team) 2006 Margot Spatola (2nd team) 2007 Jenna McCabe (2nd team) Jenna McCabe (1st team) 2008 Lauren Costello (2nd team) Lauren Fitzpatrick (2nd team) Kristin Igoe (1st team) 2009 Katie Monaghan (1st team) Margot Spatola (1st team) Emily Hannigan (2nd team) 2010 Lauren Costello (1st team) Kristin Igoe (1st team) Brooke Blue (2nd team) Jill Rekart (2nd team)
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INDIVIDUAL honors and awards
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1992 5-7 Overall Head Coach Sherren Granese March 18 Brown L 21 Temple L 23 Bucknell W 30 at Harvard L April 1 Colgate W 4 at Hofstra L 8 at UNH L 12 at Vermont 15 at Dartmouth W 18 Northwestern W 25 Old Dominion L L 26 Cornell 29 Yale W
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1993 5-9 Overall Head Coach Sherren Granese March 20 at Temple L 23 Springfield W 25 Brown L 30 Massachusetts W April 3 Hofstra W 6 UNH L 8 Harvard L 10 Vermont L 17 at Cornell W 18 at Cornell L 22 Dartmouth L 24 Holy Cross W L 25 James Madison 28 at Yale L
2-8 6-7 7-4 6-14 9-8 6-14 3-7 PPD 14-4 8-1 4-5 5-10 7-5
4-10 14-6 5-9 17-1 14-6 7-10 2-13 4-9 12-8 5-9 5-12 11-0 9-16 7-12
1996 8-7 Overall Head Coach Mary Ann Foley March 13 Harvard 16 at St. Joseph’s 17 at Villanova 20 Brown 23 at Holy Cross 27 at Dartmouth 31 Temple April 4 at Rutgers 13 Colgate 14 Lafayette 17 UNH 21 Cornell 24 Yale 26 Massachusetts 28 at Vermont 1997 5-11 Overall Head Coach Mary Ann Foley March 4 at UNC 7 at Duke 12 Harvard 15 Villanova 19 at Brown 22 Holy Cross 26 Dartmouth April 4 St. Joseph’s 6 at Temple 10 Boston U. 15 UNH 19 at Colgate 20 at Cornell 23 at Yale 26 at Massachusetts 28 Rutgers
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1998 5-10 Overall Head Coach Mary Ann Foley March 11 Harvard 14 at Villanova 15 at St. Joseph’s 18 Brown 24 at Boston U. 26 Temple 28 at Rutgers April 1 at Dartmouth 8 Yale 17 Syracuse 19 Cornell 22 at UNH 24 Massachusetts 26 Duke 29 Connecticut 1999 4-11 Overall Head Coach Mary Ann Foley March 4 at George Mason 8 Notre Dame 13 at Brown 20 at Connecticut 22 Harvard 24 at Holy Cross 27 at Rutgers 28 at Penn 31 Dartmouth^ April 7 at Yale 13 Boston U. 17 at Syracuse 18 at Cornell 21 UNH 25 Villanova ^ played at Bentley College 2000 6-10 Overall Head Coach Shari Krasnoo February 21 Denver^ March 11 Brown& 15 at Harvard 18 at Villanova 19 at St. Joseph’s 22 at Boston U. 25 at Monmouth April 5 Yale 7 at Fairfield 9 Notre Dame 11 Connecticut 14 Syracuse 16 Cornell 20 at UNH 22 Davidson 26 Holy Cross ^ played at UNC & played at Bentley College
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1994 8-7 Overall Head Coach Sherren Granese March 16 Harvard^ L 4-24 19 Massachusetts ^ W 11-10 W 15-6 22 Springfield% 24 Brown% W 11-8 L 6-13 26 Temple^ 31 at Hofstra W 16-7 April 6 at UNH W 8-7 10 at Vermont L 13-14 14 at Holy Cross W 13-8 16 Colgate# W 12-7 21 at Dartmouth L 3-13 24 Cornell# W 11-9 L 7-8 27 Yale# May 1 Virginia$ L 5-8 7 Virginia* L 5-13 ^ played at Nickerson Field at Boston University % played at MIT # played at Bentley College $ played at Dartmouth College * ECAC semifinals at UNH
1995 5-8 Overall Head Coach Sherren Granese March L 2-12 15 Harvard 22 Brown L 5-13 25 Temple L 4-10 29 Dartmouth L 4-11 April 6 UNH L 5-7 9 Villanova W 15-6 12 Cornell L 8-9 OT 13 Colgate L 8-10 19 Holy Cross W 16-3 22 Rutgers W 9-7 OT 26 Yale L 6-10 W 10-9 29 Massachusetts
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2001 6-9 Overall, 1-5 BIG EAST Record Head Coach Shari Krasnoo March 14 Harvard^ L 17 Notre Dame* L 21 at Holy Cross L 24 at Hofstra L 25 Villanova W 28 Georgetown* L 31 Virginia Tech* L April 4 at Rutgers* L 7 at Albany W 10 at Connecticut* W 14 at Syracuse* L L 18 UNH 20 Denver W 22 Stanford W 29 Monmouth W ^ played at Bentley College * BIG EAST contest
11-14 7-8 9-11 5-13 11-9 3-18 13-16 7-19 20-10 7-6 10-19 13-14 16-6 19-4 11-10
2002 8-9 Overall, 1-5 BIG EAST Record Head Coach Shari Krasnoo March W 16-7 7 LaSalle^ 9 at Villanova W 13-5 13 at Harvard L 4-11 L 5-14 17 at Notre Dame* 22 Syracuse*& L 9-17 25 at Fairfield W 12-11 L 10-16 27 Hofstra & 30 Duquesne& W 16-9 April 2 Sacred Heart W 17-3 6 at Va. Tech* W 16-15 OT 8 Holy Cross& W 17-9 10 Connecticut* L 7-11 L 10-23 14 at Georgetown* 19 Stanford L 10-13 21 Rutgers* L 5-7 26 Albany W 21-3 28 at UNH L 3-15 ^ played at Villanova * BIG EAST contest & played at Bentley College
2004 6-11 Overall, 0-6 BIG EAST Record Head Coach Shari Krasnoo March W 18-8 4 at Stony Brook 6 at Villanova W 8-5 10 at Harvard W 9-7 12 LaSalle$ W 11-5 L 2-11 14 Penn$ L 9-15 21 Hofstra 24 at UNH L 11-19 L 7-17 28 at Notre Dame* 31 Boston U. W 7-5 April 4 at Va. Tech* L 6-14 7 Connecticut* L 4-9 10 at Georgetown* L 3-20 16 Rutgers* L 3-10 18 Syracuse* L 10-14 24 Holy Cross L 7-9 27 Fairfield W 18-6 May 4 at Brown L 5-11 $ played at Bentley College * BIG EAST contest
2006 8-9 Overall, 1-4 ACC Record Head Coach Bowen Holden February L 4-15 26 at UNC* March 4 at Brown L 7-10 8 at Longwood W 15-8 12 at Virginia* L 3-18 15 at Quinnipiac W 12-6 18 at Stony Brook W 11-8 W 15-9 22 Fairfield 24 at Harvard W 15-9 29 Boston U. L 12-16 April 1 Massachusetts W 16-10 5 Connecticut L 10-13 9 Virginia Tech*W 13-8 15 Duke* L 5-19 19 Holy Cross W 9-5 22 Maryland* L 11-13 L 8-21 27 Maryland^ May 3 Dartmouth L 2-16 * ACC contest ^ ACC Championship first round @ M&T Bank Stadium; Baltimore, Md.
2010 12-6 Overall, 1-4 ACC Record Head Coach Bowen Holden February W 20-4 20 at Bryant 26 Canisius W 14-5 March 2 at Jacksonville W 18-6 5 Siena W 20-5 13 Virginia Tech* W 14-9 17 at Holy Cross W 13-7 20 at Maryland* L 6-7 24 Vermont W 14-10 27 North Carolina* L 6-15 April 3 at Virginia* L 6-12 7 Iona College W 19-5 10 at Duke* L 11-12 W 18-11 14 at Boston University W 9-8 (2OT) 18 at Brown 22 at Duke^ L 6-17 28 New Hampshire W 12-6 t1 Le Moyne W 17-6 5 at Harvard L 9-17 * ACC contest ^ ACC Championship first round @ Ludwig Field in College Park, Md.
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2008 7-10 Overall, 2-3 ACC Record Head Coach Bowen Holden February L 10-23 24 Maryland March 2 at St. Mary’s (CA) W 20-3 5 at Stanford L 10-14 8 Yale L 8-11 L 12-14 12 at Fairfield 15 Virginia Tech* W 10-9 22 at Massachusetts L 10-13 26 Boston U. L 10-17 29 North Carolina* W 5-4 2OT April 5 at Virginia* L 4-12 9 Connecticut W 18-8 12 at Duke* L 6-16 16 Vermont W 12-11 W 18-6 19 Holy Cross 24 at North Carolina^ L 8-12 30 at Harvard L 11-14 May W 19-9 3 at Brown
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2009 9-9 Overall, 0-5 ACC Record Head Coach Bowen Holden February 21 at Canisius W 18-13 22 at Niagara Unvi. W 20-1 March 1 Lehigh W 11-10 4 Fairfield L 12-19 7 at Iona College W 19-8 11 Brown W 13-5 14 at Virginia Tech* L 14-16 (OT) 18 at Holy Cross W 15-7 21 at Maryland* L 5-10 25 Vermont W 14-8 28 at North Carolina L 8-12 April L 9-11 4 Virginia* L 6-13 8 Boston University 11 Duke* L 9-14 14 at Siena W 17-8 17 Bryant W 15-2 23 at Duke^ L 7-16 30 Harvard L 8-9 * ACC contest ^ ACC Championship first round @ Scott Stadium in Charlottesville, Va.
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2007 6-11 Overall, 1-4 ACC Record Head Coach Bowen Holden February 24 at Maryland* L 8-18 March 3 Fairfield W 19-7 10 at Yale L 10-16 11 Harvard W 22-12 14 at Holy Cross L 11-18 18 at Virginia Tech* W 16-15 21 at Vermont W 16-10 25 Massachusetts L 9-10 OT 28 at Boston U. L 7-9 April 1 at UNC* L 4-14 L 12-17 5 at Connecticut 7 Marist W 9-8 14 Duke* L 8-16 21 Virginia* L 6-13 26 Virginia^ L 7-15 May 2 at Dartmouth L 9-13 5 Brown W 13-3 * ACC contest ^ ACC Championship first round @ Fetzer Field; Chapel Hill, N.C.
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2005 10-7 Overall, 1-4 BIG EAST Record Head Coach Shari Krasnoo March W 11-10 2 at Fairfield 11 at Rutgers* L 10-11 OT 16 Brown W 15-8 19 Quinnipiac W 8-6 22 Stony Brook W 17-10 26 Notre Dame* W 10-9 30 Boston U. L 7-15 April 2 Massachusetts W 13-12 6 at Connecticut* L 8-12 9 Georgetown* L 8-12 16 Syracuse* L 4-11 W 19-5 20 at Holy Cross 23 at Hofstra W 8-7 27 Harvard W 13-8 May 1 St. Mary’s W 18-11 L 2-17 4 Dartmouth 14 Connecticut^ L 14-7 * BIG EAST contest ^ ECAC Championship @ Storrs, Conn.
2003 9-6 Overall, 2-4 BIG EAST Record Head Coach Shari Krasnoo March 8 at LaSalle W 12 Harvard L 15 Notre Dame* L 21 at Syracuse* L 23 Villanova W 26 Fairfield W April 4 Virginia Tech*W 10-8 6 Cal-Berkeley W 11 Denver W 13 Georgetown* L 16 Brown L L 19 at Rutgers* W 23 at Holy Cross 29 Quinnipiac W May 4 @ Connecticut* W * BIG EAST contest
HIS TORY
YEar-by-year results
OUTLOOK
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INDIVIDUAL records Sr. Sr. Fr. Jr. So. So. Sr. So. So. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. Fr. Jr.
2010 2005 2010 2008 2008 2009 2002 1994 2007 2008 2007 2010 2004 2003 2002 2009 2009 2009 2003 2006 2003
52 45 44 43 42 40 41 38 38 37 36 35 35 35 35 34 33 33 32 31 31
Assists 1. Lauren Miller 2. Lauren Costello 3. Lauren Miller 4 Courtney Legath 5. Shannon Doyle 6. Lauren Costello Jenna McCabe 8. Courtney Legath
So. Sr. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr.
2000 2010 2002 2003 1994 2009 2009 2004
41 35 35 28 19 18 18 16
Points 1. Lauren Costello 2. Lauren Miller 3. Lauren Costello 4. Brooke Blue Jenna McCabe 5. Lauren Costello 6. Jenna McCabe 7. Kristin Igoe Susie Breaznell 9. Bryn Chave 10. Courtney Legath Lauren Costello 12. Kristin Igoe 13. Jenna McCabe 14. Maura Mahoney Susie Breaznell Carley St. Lucia 17. Meggie O’Neill Lauren Fitzpatrick 19. Elizabeth Kadison Elizabeth Kadison Bryn Chave
Sr. Sr. So. Fr. Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. So. So. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. Fr. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr.
2010 2002 2008 2010 2008 2009 2009 2009 2005 1994 2003 2007 2010 2007 2009 2002 2003 2003 2008 2006 2007 1996
91 76 58 55 55 52 51 50 50 49 47 47 46 45 44 44 44 42 42 40 40 40
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Single Season Goals 1. Lauren Costello 2. Susie Breaznell 3. Brooke Blue 4. Jenna McCabe 5. Lauren Costello 6. Kristin Igoe 7. Lauren Miller 8. Bryn Chave Jenna McCabe 10. Lauren Fitzpatrick 11. Lauren Costello 12. Kristin Igoe Susie Breaznell Carley St. Lucia Susie Breaznell 16. Lauren Costello 17. Jenna McCabe Maura Mahoney 19. Susie Breaznell 20. Margot Spatola Meggie O’Neill
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Ground Balls * 1. Jacklyn Yovankin 2. Carley St. Lucia 3. Courtney Legath 4. Alan Vivolo 5. Lauren Meyers 6. Jacklyn Yovankin Susie Breaznell Nancy Gillis 9. Katy Finch Christine Curley Melissa Hug 12. Meggie O’Neill Lauren Miller Carley St. Lucia
CAREER So. So. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Sr. So. Sr. So. Sr. Jr.
2003 2003 2003 2003 2002 2002 2003 2003 1992 1992 1992 2002 2002 2004
89 57 55 50 49 47 47 47 44 44 44 42 42 42
Draw Controls 1. Maura Mahoney So. 2007 Jr. 2000 2. Emily Ryan Sr. 2001 3. Emily Ryan 4. Maura Mahoney Sr, 2009 5. Jenna McCabe So. 2007 6. Christine Curley Sr. 1994 7. Chrissie DeMichele Sr. 2002 Jacklyn Yovankin Fr. 2002 9. Jacklyn Yovankin Sr. 2005 10. Jacklyn Yovankin So. 2003 11. Katherine Caufield So. 2010 Fr. 1998 12. Emily Ryan Lizette Blohm Jr. 2005
73 54 53 44 41 39 37 37 36 34 33 32 32
Saves 1. Megan McElvogue Sr. 2. Megan McElvogue Fr. 3. Megan McElvogue So. 4. Megan McElvogue Jr. 5. Katie Monaghan Sr. 6. Katie Monaghan So. Jr. 7. Laura Biggs 8. Katie Monaghan Jr. 9. Sheila Serafino Jr. So. 10. Tara McKennet 11. Katie Monaghan Fr.
1997 289 1994 284 1995 235 1996 174 2009 163 2007 160 1992 144 2008 139 2010 125 2004 107 2006 105
Save Percentage (min. 20% of season min.) 1. Megan McElvogue So. 1995 .695 2. Megan McElvogue Fr. 1994 .644 3. Laura Biggs Jr. 1992 .615 4. Megan McElvogue Jr. 1996 .590 5. Katie Monaghan Sr. 2009 .495 6. Tara McKennet Fr. 2003 .491 7. Rachel Zeller So. 2002 .481 8. Michelle Lawson Fr. 2002 .472 9. Katie Monaghan So. 2007 .466 10. Sheila Serafino Jr. 2010 .460 11. Courtney Zwirko So. 2006 .459 12. Tara McKennet Jr. 2005 .457
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Goals 1. Lauren Costello 07-10 2. Susie Breaznell 02-05 3. Lauren Miller 99-02 4. Emily Ryan 98-01 5. Jenna McCabe 06-09 6. Carley St. Lucia 02-05 7. Bryn Chave 93-96 8. Lauren Fitzpatrick 06-09 9. Elizabeth Kadison 04-07 10. Meggie O’Neill 01-04 08-pr. 11. Kristin Igoe 12. Courtney Legath 02-05 95-98 13. Danielle Wood 14. Christine Curley 92-94 15. Emily Hannigan 06-09. 16. Gaffney McGrath 92-95 Chrissie DeMichele 99-02
164 147 144 132 130 117 100 87 83 78 75 73 69 59 56 54 54
Assists 1. Lauren Miller 2. Lauren Costello 2. Courtney Legath 3. Jenna McCabe 3. Maura Mahoney Emily Ryan 4. Meggie O’Neill 5. Carley St. Lucia 6. Elizabeth Kadison 7. Bryn Chave 10. Maggie Berkery Shannon Doyle
99-02 07-10 02-05 06-09 06-09 98-01 01-04 02-05 04-07 93-96 95-98 92-94
128 74 65 48 41 41 38 36 35 32 29 29
Points 1. Lauren Miller 2. Lauren Costello 3. Jenna McCabe 4. Emily Ryan 5. Susie Breaznell 6. Carley St. Lucia 7. Courtney Legath Bryn Chave 9. Elizabeth Kadison 10. Meggie O’Neill 11. Danielle Wood 12. Maggie Berkery 13. Christine Curley
99-02 07-10 06-09 98-01 02-05 02-05 02-05 93-96 04-07 01-04 95-98 95-98 92-94
272 248 178 173 171 153 138 132 118 116 93 80 77
Draw Controls 1. Maura Mahoney 1. Emily Ryan 2. Jacklyn Yovankin 4. Jenna McCabe 5. Christine Curley
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Ground Balls* 1. Jacklyn Yovankin 02-05 2. Carley St. Lucia 02-05 3. Lauren Meyers 00-03 98-01 4. Emily Ryan 5. Alana Vivolo 03-06 6. Jamie Baldante 97-00 99-02 7. Lauren Miller 8. Courtney Legath 02-05 9. Susie Breaznell 02-05 10. Chrissie DeMichele 99-02
201 165 161 133 130 130 126 119 118 116
Saves (minimum 12 games) 1 Megan McElvogue 94-97 2. Katie Monaghan 06-09 98-00 3. Melissa Cole 92-93 4. Laura Biggs 5. Tara McKennett 03-06 01-02 6. Rachel Zeller 99-00 7. Valerie Leuchs 8. Courtney Zwirko 05-08 9. Michelle Lawson 02-04
982 567 396 337 264 218 168 135 131
* - Statistical definition of “ground ball” changed to only be recorded when the ball changes possession. This was not the earlier definition of the term.
100 POINT CLUB Player Years 1. Lauren Miller 99-02 2. Lauren Costello 07-10 3. Emily Ryan 98-01 4. Susie Breaznell 02-05 Courtney Legath 02-05 6. Carley St. Lucia 02-05 7. Jenna McCabe 06-09 8. Maura Mahoney 06-09 9. Lauren Fitzpatrick 06-09
Gm* Pts 26 272 34 248 37 173 38 171 38 138 40 153 42 178 62 113 65 106
*Games to reach 100 points
Current Players Approaching… Player Kristin Igoe Brooke Blue Brittany Wilton
Years 08-pr. 10-pr. 09-pr.
Gm 36 18 30
Pts 96 55 44
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* - Statistical definition of “ground ball” changed to only be recorded when the ball changes possession. This was not the earlier definition of the term.
Groundballs* 1031 935 540 501 457 402 393 336 317 316 312 306 301 273 264 264 245 245 218
1994 1995 2003 2000 1993 2001 1992 2004 2006 2009 1996 2002 2005 1997 2010 2008 2007 1998 1999
Draw Controls 240 2007 228 2010 211 2009 211 2008 209 2002 188 2001 187 2005 179 2006 156 2004 155 1994 154 2003 152 2000 1998 133 131 1997 122 1996 109 1993 1995 108 105 1999 88 1992 Losses 11 11 11 11 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 8 7 7 7 7 6 6
2007 2004 1999 1998 2008 2000 1998 2009 2006 2002 2001 1993 1995 2005 1994 1996 1992 2010 2003
GOALS 232 220 191 191 185 178 168 162 161 159 140 138 130 130 130 129 116 102 80
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Win Streak 6 2010 5 2003 4 Twice in 2005 4 2006 4 2004 4 2002 4 1996 3 2001 3 1994 Losing Streak 7 1998 6 2004 6 1999 5 2000 5 1995 4 2009 4 2007 4 2002 4 2001
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Goals Allowed 229 1999 214 2007 204 2006 196 2008 193 2000 186 2004 182 2009 2002 182 182 1997 181 1998 178 2005 2001 176 162 2010 155 1994 128 2003 1996 127 121 1993 106 1995 80 1992
Caused Turnovers (since 1999) 228 2002 201 2000 199 2009 175 2003 152 2008 152 2001 148 2007 133 2004 128 2010 128 2006 120 2005 112 1999
2010 2009 2008 2002 2007 2005 2006 2000 2001 2003 1994 2004 1999 1997 1996 1998 1993 1995 1992
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HISTORY
Wins 12 10 9 9 8 8 8 8 7 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 4
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Most Goals Allowed in a Game 24 at Harvard (Mar. 16, 1994) 23 vs. Maryland 23 vs. Maryland (Feb. 24, 2008) 23 at Georgetown (Apr. 14, 2002) 21 vs. Maryland (Apr. 27, 2006) 21 at Georgetown (Apr. 10, 2004) 21 at Rutgers (Mar. 27, 1999) 21 at North Carolina (Mar. 4, 1997) 20 at New Hampshire (Apr. 20, 2000) 20 at George Mason (Mar. 4, 1999) 20 at Syracuse (Apr. 17, 1999) 19 vs. Fairfield (Mar. 4, 2009) 19 vs. Duke (Apr. 15, 2006) 19 at New Hampshire (Mar. 24, 2004) 19 at Rutgers (Apr. 4, 2001) 19 at Syracuse (Apr. 14, 2001) 19 at Temple (Apr. 6, 1997) 18 at Holy Cross (Mar. 14, 2007) 18 at Maryland (Feb. 24, 2007) 18 vs. Georgetown (Mar. 28, 2001) 18 vs. Dartmouth (Mar. 31, 1999) 17 at Harvard (May 5, 2010) 17 at Duke (Apr. 22, 2010) 17 at Boston University (Mar. 26, 2008) 17 at Dartmouth (May 4, 2005) 17 vs. Syracuse (Mar. 22, 2002) 17 vs. Yale (Apr. 5, 2000) 17 at Brown (Mar. 13, 1999) 17 at Yale (Apr. 7, 1999) 17 vs. Temple (Mar. 26, 1998) 17 at Dartmouth (Apr. 1, 1998) 17 vs. Yale (Apr. 8, 1998) 17 at Colgate (Apr. 19, 1997) 16 at Duke (Apr. 2 3, 2009) 16 at Virginia Tech (Mar. 14, 2009) 16 at Duke (Apr. 12, 2008) 16 vs. Hofstra (Mar. 27, 2002) 16 vs. Virginia Tech (Mar. 31, 2001) 16 at Cornell (Apr. 18, 1999) 16 vs. New Hampshire (Apr. 21, 1999) 16 vs. Syracuse (Apr. 17, 1998) 16 vs. Duke (Apr. 26, 1998) 16 vs. James Madison (Apr. 25, 1993) 15 vs. North Carolina (Mar. 27, 2010) 15 at Boston University (Mar. 30, 2005) 15 at Virginia Tech (Apr. 6, 2002) 15 at New Hampshire (Apr. 28, 2002) 15 vs. Syracuse (Apr. 14, 2000) 15 vs. Cornell (Apr. 16, 2000) 15 at Massachusetts (Apr. 26, 1997) 15 vs. Brown (Mar. 20, 1996)
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Largest Margin of Defeat 20 (4-24) at Harvard (Mar. 16, 1994) 17 (3-20) at Georgetown (Apr. 10, ‘04) 16 (5-21) at North Carolina (Mar. 4, ‘97) 15 (2-17) at Dartmouth (May 4, 2005) 15 (3-18) at Virginia (Mar. 12, 2006) 15 (3-18) vs. Georgetown (Mar. 28, ‘01) 14 (5-19) vs. Duke (Apr. 15, 2006) 14 (2-16) vs. Dartmouth (May 3, 2006) 14 (7-21) at Rutgers (Mar. 27, 1999) 14 (3-17) vs. Temple (Mar. 26, 1998) 14 (3-17) at Dartmouth (Apr. 1, 1998) 13 (10-23) vs. Maryland (Feb. 24, 2008) 13 (8-21) vs. Maryland (Apr. 27, 2006) 13 (10-23) at Georgetown (Apr. 14, ‘02) 13 (5-18) vs. Dartmouth (Mar. 31, 1999) 12 (3-15) at UNH(Apr. 28, ‘02) 12 (5-13) at Hofstra (Mar. 24, 2001) 12 (8-20) at George Mason (Mar. 4, ‘99) 12 (8-20) at Syracuse (Apr. 17, 1999) 11 (6-17) at Brown (Mar. 13, 1999) 10 (6-16) at Duke (Apr. 12, 2008) 10 (8-18) at Maryland (Feb. 24, 2007) 10 (4-14) at North Carolina (Apr. 1, ‘07) 10 (7-17) at Notre Dame (Mar. 28, ‘04) 10 (10-20) at UNH (Apr. 20, ‘00) 10 (7-17) at Yale (Apr. 7, 1999) 10 (16-6) at Cornell (Apr. 18, 1999) 10 (1-11) at Brown (Mar. 19, 1997) 10 (4-14) at Yale (Apr. 23, 1997) 10 (5-15) vs. Brown (Mar. 20, 1996) 10 (2-12) vs. Harvard (Mar. 15, 1995) 10 (3-13) at Dartmouth (Apr. 21, 1994)
Most Goals Scored in a Game 22 vs. Harvard (Mar. 11, 2007) 21 vs. Albany (Apr. 26, 2002) 20 vs. Siena (Mar. 5, 2010) 20 at Bryant (Feb. 20, 2010) 20 at Niagara University (Feb. 22, 2009) 20 at St. Mary’s (CA) (Mar. 2, 2008) 20 at Albany (Apr. 7, 2001) 19 at Iona College (Mar. 7, 2009) 19 at Brown (May 3, 2008) 19 vs. Fairfield (Mar. 3, 2007) 19 at Holy Cross (Apr. 20, 2005) 19 vs. Stanford (Apr. 22, 2001) 19 vs. Denver (Feb. 21, 2000) 18 at Boston University (Apr. 14, 2010) 18 at Jacksonville (Mar. 2, 2010) 18 at Canisius (Feb. 21, 2009) 18 vs. Holy Cross (Apr. 19, 2008) 18 vs. Connecticut (Apr. 9, 2008) 18 vs. St, Mary’s (May 1, 2005) 18 vs. Fairfield (Apr. 27, 2004) 18 at Stony Brook (Mar. 4, 2004) 18 at St. Joseph’s (Apr. 16, 1996) 17 vs. Le Moyne (May 1, 2010) 17 at Siena (Apr. 15, 2009) 17 vs. Holy Cross (Apr. 8, 2002) 17 at Fairfield (Apr. 7, 2000) 17 vs. Massachusetts (Mar. 30, 1993) 16 at Massachusetts (Apr. 1, 2006) 16 vs. Quinnipiac (Apr. 29, 2003) 16 at La Salle (Mar. 7, 2002) 16 vs. Duquesne (Mar. 30, 2002) 16 vs. Denver (Apr. 20, 2001) 16 vs. Connecticut (Apr. 29, 1998) 16 vs. Holy Cross (Apr. 19, 1995) 16 at Hofstra (Mar. 31, 1994) 15 vs. Bryant (Apr. 17, 2009) 15 at Holy Cross (Mar. 18, 2009) 15 vs. Villanova (Apr. 23, 2003) 15 vs. Denver (Apr. 11, 2003) 15 at Connecticut (Mar. 20, 1999) 15 vs. Boston University (Apr. 10, 1997) 15 vs. Villanova (Apr. 9, 1995) 15 at Springfield (Mar. 22, 1994)
Largest Margin of Victory 18 (21-3) vs. Albany (Apr. 26, 2002) 17 (20-3) at St. Mary’s (CA) (Mar. 2, ‘08) 16 (20-4) at Bryant (Feb. 20, 2010) 16 (17-1) vs. UMass (Mar. 30, 1993) 15 (20-5) vs. Siena (Mar. 5, 2010) 15 (19-4) vs. Stanford (Apr. 22, 2001) 14 (19-5) at Holy Cross (Apr. 20, 2005) 14 (17-3) vs. Sacred Heart (Apr. 2, ‘02) 13 (15-2) vs. Bryant (Apr. 17, 2009) 13 (15-2) vs. Denver (Apr. 11, 2003) 13 (16-3) vs. Holy Cross (Apr. 19, 1995) 12 (18-6) at Jacksonville (Mar. 2, 2010) 12 (18-6) vs. Holy Cross (Apr. 19, 2008) 12 (19-7) vs. Fairfield (Mar. 3, 2007) 12 (18-6) vs. Fairfield (Apr. 27, 2004) 11(19-8) at Iona College (Mar. 7, 2009) 11 (17-6) at Fairfield (Apr. 7, 2000) 11 (12-1) vs. Holy Cross (Mar. 22, 1997) 11 (11-0) vs. Holy Cross (Apr. 24, 1993) 10 (19-9) at Brown (May 3, 2008) 10 (18-8) vs. Connecticut (Apr. 9, 2008) 10 (22-12) vs. Harvard (Mar. 11, 2007) 10 (13-3) vs. Brown (May 5, 2007) 10 (18-8) at Stony Brook (Mar. 4, 2004) 10 (16-6) vs. Quinnipiac (Apr. 29, 2003) 10 (14-4) vs. Fairfield (Mar. 26, 2003) 10 (20-10) at Albany (Apr. 7, 2001) 10 (16-6) vs. Denver (Apr. 20, 2001) 10 (16-6) vs. Connecticut (Apr. 29, 1998) 10 (14-4) at Dartmouth (Apr. 15, 1992)
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Hannah Alley Jill Amo Blair Anstey Claudia Asano
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Jennifer Baker Jamie Baldante Caroline Barclay Jennifer Barone Brittany Barry Rachel Bausch Gabby Beig Maggie Berkery Laura Biggs Kristen Bitter Megan Bitter Lizette Blohm Brooke Blue Joanna Boland Claire Bowersox Kelly Boyle Caitlin Bracken Delaney Brault Susan Breaznell Kelley Brennan Caitlin Burr Justine Burr
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Suzanne Cannon Dianne Carpenter Sara Carpenter Erin Carroll Katherine Caufield Bryn Chave Laura Ciekot Blair Clancy Deirdre Cocks Jessie Coffield Kathryn Collins Melissa Cole Catherine Conway Lindsay Cope 2003, 04 Lauren Costello Jenn Cowperthwait Meghan Crowley Honor Crowther Shaune Culhane Christine Curley
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Megan Danaher 1992 Jessica David 1993, 94, 95 96 2004, 05, 06, 07 Meghan Davis Katie DeBlois 2006, 07, 08, 09 Chrissie DeMichele 1999, 00, 01, 02 Tobin Dominick 1993, 94, 95, 96 Elizabeth Donovan 2009, 10 1992, 93, 94 Lisa Doty Alexandra Doyle 1995, 96, 97, 98 Shannon Doyle 1992, 93, 94 Anna Dunne 2001
1992 1997, 98, 99, 00 2010, 1992 2004, 05 2001, 02 1995 1995, 96, 98 1992 1999, 00 2000 2003, 04, 05, 06 2010, 2006 2004, 05, 06 1999, 00, 01, 02 2002, 03, 04 2010, 2002, 03, 04, 05 2007 2007 2004 2007, 08, 09, 10 1992 2002 1992 2009, 10, 1993, 94, 95, 96 2000 2008, 09, 10 2000 2010, 2009, 10, 1998, 99, 00 2009, 10, 2007, 08, 09, 10 2004 1999, 00 1998, 99, 00 2005, 06,07, 08 1992, 93, 94
Heather Egan Carrie Everett
Liz Fayad 2003, 04 1996 Dana Fentress Katy Finch 1992 2004 Jackie Fiore Marion Fitzgerald 1995 Lauren Fitzpatrick 2006, 07, 08, 09 2002, 03 Sarah Foster Andrea Fox 1999
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Kathleen Gallagher 2001, 02, 03, 04 2003 Jen Gens Nancy Gillis 2003 1996, 97, 98, 99 Katie Gladchuk Abby Gotfredson 2002, 03, 04 Sophia Gouraige 2010, 1992 Sarah Gulliver Virginia Gummersall 2009, 10,
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Elizabeth Kadison 2004, 05, 06, 07 Carter Kahle 2003, 04 2005 Molly Kane Katie Kaufman 2000, 01, 02 Krissie Kelleher 1994, 95, 96, 97 Peyton Killeen 2007, 08, 09, 10 Liza Kimball 1997, 98, 99 1998, 99 Romina King Liz Lane Michelle Lawson Courtney Legath Valerie Leuchs Allie Lloyd Michelle Logan Krista Lombardi Sue Long Kerry Loper Julie Lufkin
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1997, 98, 99, 00 2005, 06, 07, 08 1992 2004, 05 2007, 08 2002 2008, 09, 10 1993, 94, 95, 96 1992, 93, 94 2006, 07, 08, 09 2002, 03, 04, 05 2010 1992, 93, 94, 95 2005, 06, 07
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Ryan MacLeod 1995 2007 Elizabeth Maddock Maura Mahoney 2006, 07, 08, 09 1995, 96, 97, 98 Tina Margetis Caroline Martignetti 2010, Jenna McCabe 2006, 07, 08, 09 1996, 97 Carroll McCaffrey Megan McElvogue 1994, 95, 96, 97 Gaffney McGrath 1992, 93, 94, 95 Kelly McIntyre 1993, 94, 95, 96 Tara McKennett 2003, 04, 05, 06 2010, Alison Meagher Jennifer Meek 2002, 03 2000, 01, 02, 03 Lauren Meyers Kristen Midura 1997 Lauren Miller 1999, 00, 01, 02 Katie Monaghan 2006, 07, 08, 0s Tara Morley 2001, 02 Kristen O’Brien Margaret O’Neill Victoria O’Kane Jessica Orsina
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Lisa Pataki 2001, 02 Jennifer Pattenaude 1992 Susan Pitt 1997, 98, 99, 00 Christy Plotner 1996, 97, 98, 99
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Jill Rekart 2008, 09, 10, Katharine Rooney 2010, Caitrin Ryan 2005 Emily Ryan 1998, 99, 00, 01
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Katie Wagoner Marcy Wagtovicz Brooke Wilson Jennifer Wilson Brittany Wilton Danielle Wood
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Jacklyn Yovankin Rachel Zeller Katrina Zorka Katie Zorzi Brooke Zwarg Courtney Zwirko
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2004, 05, 06, 07 1992 2003, 04, 05, 06 1999 2009, 10 1995, 96, 97, 98 2002, 03, 04, 05 2001, 02 1997 2001, 02 1999, 00, 01 2005, 06, 07, 08
This list reflects the student-athletics who played at BC since women’s lacrosse became a varsity sport. Some information is incomplete and/or missing. If you have any additional information, please contact the Boston College Media Relations Department at (617) 552-3004.
newton campus LAcrossE-soccer Complex Nestled behind the law school on Boston College’s Newton Campus is one of nation’s elite lacrosse/soccer facilities.
Polytan surfaces are used at the World Cup Stadium in Stuttgart, Germany, the Olympic Stadium in Munich, and on many fields both at the collegiate level and internationally. With the addition of the Polytan artificial playing surface, coupled with offseason updates that include permanent team benches canopied to guard against the elements and a 30-seat, enclosed press box complete with a roof-deck video-filming area, Boston College is proud to boast a brand new state-of-the-art facility.
The artificial playing surface made its regular-season debut on Aug. 29, 2008 against Boston University. Overall, the field is entering its 11th year in existence. It spent the first eight seasons as a natural grass pitch before switching to the artificial turf. Lights were added to the field prior to the 2003 campaign.
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With its close proximity to the freshmen dorms, the “Superfans,” BC’s collective student fan base, frequent games to provide a boisterous and exciting atmosphere. Decked in bright gold tshirts, Superfans, friends and family alike sit near the action, and the close tree line provides an intimate atmosphere for soccer and lacrosse matches.
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Completely updated in 2008, the Newton Campus Soccer/Lacrosse Complex features a newly installed Polytan artificial playing surface.
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Gene DeFilippo
From 1993-97, DeFilippo served as director of athletics at Villanova University. He served as Associated Director of Athletics at the University of Kentucky from 1987-93, Director of Athletics at the University of South Carolina-Spartanburg from 1984-87 and Director of Administrative Services at Vanderbilt University from 1983-84. His coaching experience includes three years as offensive backfield coach at Vanderbilt (198082), which included the 1982 Hall of Fame Bowl. From 1975-79, he was offensive coordinator at Youngstown State University, during which time the team won two consecutive Mid-Continent Conference championships, 1978-79. In 197374, he was graduate assistant football coach for the University of Tennessee, coaching in the 1973 Gator Bowl and 1974 Liberty Bowl. A 1973 graduate of Springfield College with a Bachelor of Science degree, DeFilippo earned three varsity letters as a quarterback in football during his undergraduate career. He received a master’s degree in educational administration from the University of Tennessee in 1974. DeFilippo and his wife, Anne, are the parents of three children – Christine Eldred (married to Matt Eldred), John and Mary.
The DeFilippo Family – Matt and Christine (DeFilippo) Eldred, Anne, Gene, Mary and John.
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Years School Position 1973-74 Tennessee Graduate Assistant Football Coach 1975-79 Youngstown State Assistant Football Coach 1980-82 Vanderbilt Assistant Football coach 1983-84 Vanderbilt Director of Administrative Services 1984-87 University of South Carolina-Spartanburg Director of Athletics 1987-93 Kentucky Assistant, Associate Director of Athletics External Operations 1993-97 Villanova Director of Athletics 1997-present Boston College Director of Athletics
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Since Gene DeFilippo became Director of Athletics in September of 1997, he has led the BC athletics program to an unprecedented period of innovation, growth, fundraising, athletic and academic success. He also led the program through one of the most significant periods in its history as it transitioned to full membership in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Under DeFilippo’s leadership, Boston College student-athletes’ achievements in the classroom have become an immense source of pride for the University and its supporters. Twenty-one Boston College sports teams received a perfect Graduation Success Rate score of 100, according to data released by the NCAA last November. That figure represents the most teams with a perfect 100 score of any Division I intercollegiate athletics program in the country. Last year, 379 BC student-athletes maintained a grade point average of 3.0 or better, earning the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Excellence. BC’s graduation rate for all student-athletes has consistently ranked in the nation’s top ten. DeFilippo initiated an impressive overhaul of BC’s athletics facilities that includes new football practice facilities, a total renovation of Conte Forum, including a new sound system, floor and video boards, new soccer, field hockey and lacrosse facilities on the Newton campus, new Field Turf for Alumni Stadium, and an air-inflated bubble to cover the stadium turf to provide an indoor practice facility for all sports during the winter months. DeFilippo was instrumental in raising money to build the privately funded $27 million, 72,000-squarefoot Yawkey Athletics Center, which houses the football program, the Office of Learning Resources for Student-Athletes, and a large function area for general use. After football moved into the Yawkey Center, BC undertook a multi-million dollar renovation Conte Forum to provide additional locker room and office space for many of BC’s 31 varsity sports.
DeFilippo renamed the Athletics Association’s fundraising arm (formerly Blue Chips) in honor of longtime Athletics Director Bill Flynn. Alumni, parents and friends of Boston College contributed more than $27 million during the past year (this total includes an extraordinary payment towards a capital project).The 4,600 donors to the Flynn Fund prove that there is strength in numbers; nearly 700 alumni, parents and friends have given to BC Athletics for at least 10 consecutive years. Anne and Gene DeFilippo cemented their commitment to Boston College by announcing their pledge of $100,000 to endow a scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded annually to a female student-athlete who demonstrates outstanding academic achievement and financial need. In athletics competition, DeFilippo has overseen some of the most successful seasons in Boston College Athletics history. During the 2009-10 season, the football team appeared in a school-record 11th consecutive bowl game and the men’s ice hockey team captured its fourth national championship (its third since 2001). In 2008, the men’s soccer team captured both the ACC regular-season and tournament championships and entered the NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament as the overall No. 1 seed.
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at Hofstra 4:00 P.M. vs. Duquesne (U.S. Training Center, Pa.) 3:00 P.M. at Villanova 3:30 P.M. YALE 3:00 P.M. vs. Holy Cross (FL) 3:00 P.M. vs. UConn (FL) 1:00 P.M. at Virginia Tech 12:00 P.M.
Thursday, March 17 HARVARD 3:00 P.M. Sunday, March 20 MARYLAND 1:00 P.M. Saturday, March 26 at NORTH CAROLINA 1:00 P.M. Wednesday, March 30 ALBANY 4:00 P.M. Saturday, April 2 VIRGINIA 12:00 P.M. Saturday, April 9 DUKE 1:00 P.M. Wednesday, April 13 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 4:00 P.M. Sunday, April 17 at VERMONT 1:00 P.M. Thursday, April 21 *ACC Championship First Round TBD Friday, April 22 *ACC Championship Semifinals TBD Sunday, April 24 *ACC Championship Finals TBD Friday, April 29 at New Hampshire 6:00P.M. *ACC Championships to be played at Wake Med Soccer Park, Cary, NC