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Celebrating 20 Years of Allegheny Lacrosse 20 IWLCA All-Region Selections

Two North Coast Athletic Conference Player of the Year Awards 77 All-NCAC Selections

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Allegheny Quick Facts • Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Quick Facts.................................................................. 3 The Allegheny Advantage.......................................... 4-5 Details of Distinction.................................................... 6 Programs of Study • Alumni Spotlight......................... 7 Women’s Lacrosse 20th Anniversary........................ 8-9 Allegheny Athletic Facilities........................................ 10 Head Coach Ashley Hughes ‘08................................. 11 Assistant Coach Heather Coppola • Why Gators?........... 12 2014 Allegheny Women’s Lacrosse Roster................ 13 Player Profiles....................................................... 14-25 2014 Season Preview................................................. 26 2013 Statistics...................................................... 27-29 Allegheny Women’s Lacrosse Record Book.......... 30-31 All-Time Award Winners............................................ 31 Year-by-Year Results.................................................. 32 All-Time Opponent Series.......................................... 33 All-Time Opponent Game-by-Game...................... 33-34 Coaching History....................................................... 34 All-Time Roster.......................................................... 35 2014 Opponents........................................................ 36 North Coast Athletic Conference........................... 37-38 Allegheny Bicentennial................................. Inside Back 2014 Schedule..............................................Back Cover

Women’s Lacrosse Information

Head Coach....................Ashley Hughes ‘08 Alma Mater............................Allegheny ‘08 Record at Allegheny.................First Season Career Record....................................11-36 Phone............................... 814-332-2807 E-Mail................ ahughes@allegheny.edu

Assistant Coach................ Heather Coppola Alma Mater...............................Alvernia ‘12 Phone................................... 814-332-3319 E-Mail............... hcoppola@allegheny.edu 2013 Overall record.............................10-4 Conference record/finish............... 4-4 (5th)

Allegheny at a Glance

Location.................................................. Meadville, Pa. Founded................................................................ 1815 Enrollment........................................................... 2,100 Nickname............................................................Gators Colors........................................................ Blue & Gold Stadium........................................Frank B. Fuhrer Field Conference..................North Coast Athletic Conference Website................................www.alleghenygators.com President..................................Dr. James H. Mullen, Jr.

Athletics Staff

Director of Athletics and Recreation............Portia Hoeg Phone.............................................. (814) 332-3350 E-Mail......................................phoeg@allegheny.edu Assoc. Athletic Director for Compliance...Mandy Prusia Phone............................................... (814) 332-3367 E-Mail...................................mprusia@allegheny.edu Assoc. Athletic Director for Intramurals & Recreation...... Bill Ross Phone............................................... (814) 332-2316 E-Mail.......................................bross@allegheny.edu Athletic Trainer....................................... Jamie Plunkett Phone............................................... (814) 332-2817 E-Mail.................................. jplunkett@allegheny.edu Director of Athletic Commmunications........ Jim Berger Phone............................................... (814) 332-5952 E-Mail.....................................jberger@allegheny.edu Assistant Sports Information Director........Bryan Montgomery Phone............................................... (814) 332-2812 E-Mail..............................bmontgomery@allegheny.edu

Media Guide Credits The 2014 Allegheny College Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide is produced and edited by the Office of Athletic Communications. Editor: Bryan Montgomery, Assistant Sports Information Director. Special Contributor: Kellee Cribby, Student Assistant • Allegheny Lacrosse Senior Cover Design: Zachary Hill, Student Assistant.

Photography: Ed Mailliard, Ryan Baker and the Allegheny women’s lacrosse team.

Media Information

Directions to Frank. B. Fuhrer Field From the North and South From Interstate 79, take Exit 147A East. Continue on Route 322 East (toward Meadville), and take the Park Avenue Exit on the right at the split entering town. Follow Park Avenue approximately three miles. Robertson Complex will be on your left at the top of the hill.

Radio Radio lines are available for visiting stations. You need not contact the telephone company. Stations wishing to originate from Robertson Field should contact the Office of Athletic Communications at least one week prior to the game.

From the West From Interstate 71 North, merge I-76 East via exit 209A. Take I-80 East toward New York City/ Youngstown (crossing into Pennsylvania). Merge onto I-79 North via Exit 19B toward Erie. Merge onto US-322 East via exit 147A toward Meadville. US-322 East becomes Park Avenue. Follow directions above.

Postgame Procedure The Allegheny locker room will be closed to the media. Athletic communications personnel will arrange player/coach interviews that, in accordance with NCAA guidelines, will start 10 minutes after game’s end. A complete statistical package (boxscore, play-by-play, and halftime stats) will be available in the press box approximately 15 minutes after the final buzzer.

GatorsTV For the third consecutive year, www.GatorsTV.com will offer live video & audio broadcasts of Allegheny Athletic events. Visit www.alleghenygators.com for the full broadcast schedule.

Non-Game Day Interviews The Office of Athletic Communications is always happy to arrange player or coach interviews. On game days, player interviews cannot be granted until after the conclusion of the contest.

Social Media For up-to-date Allegheny Athletics news, scores and updates, follow Allegheny Athletics on Twitter: @gatorsports.

On the Cover (Clockwise from Top L) Allegheny seniors Anna Koebley, Kellee Cribby, Carly Minsterman and Kelly Dickson.

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6 Details of Distinction • Allegheny at a Glance DETAILS OF DISTINCTION Allegheny students are provided the freedom to select majors and minors of unusual combinations, and they combine those interests and talents to develop skills that employers seek most in today’s global economy—being creative, analytical and innovative.

major/minor combinations

required to represent two of the liberal arts divisions — natural sciences, humanities, and social sciences

four-year seminar series

off-campus experiences

chosen from 2,500 internships, study abroad programs, service projects, and Allegheny’s distinctive Travel Seminar — faculty-led intensive learning tours

beginning with the first-year seminar, where the faculty instructor is your advisor for two years

state-of-the-art facilities

capstone senior project

extraordinary outcomes

an essential independent experience that encompasses research, writing, and presentation, mirroring a master’s thesis

science research complex and premier communication arts center

law & medical school acceptance rates at twice the national average

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ALLEGHENY AT A GLANCE Enrollment

Total students........................................................................................2,100 Men/women....................................................................................45%/55% States/countries represented................................................................ 45/33

First-Year Class Profile—596 students

Ranked in top 25% of high school.......................................................... 74% SAT—critical reading and math (middle 50%)...............................1125-1310 ACT (middle 50%)................................................................................ 24-29 High schools represented.........................................................................387 From outside Pennsylvania..................................................................... 49% Minority/international students............................................................... 17%

Faculty

Full-time faculty........................................................................................157 Ph.D. or other terminal degree................................................................ 95% Student-to-faculty ratio............................................................................ 12:1 Average class size, introductory..................................................................21 Average class size, advanced......................................................................12 Classes with fewer than 30 students....................................................... 88%

Facilities

Major buildings...........................................................................................40 Central campus................................................................................. 79 acres Recreation complex........................................................................ 203 acres Bousson nature preserve................................................................ 283 acres

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Campus Life

Student organizations on campus.................................................... Over 100 Participate in community service.................................................... Over 60% Total hours of service per year.......................................................30,000 Varsity teams..............................................................................................21 Participate in varsity, club, intramurals, and outdoor recreation..... Over 50% Live on campus..................................................................................... 100%

Financial Aid

Extensive merit aid available; up to $80,000 guaranteed over four years.

Students receiving need-based aid......................................................... 69% Tuition and fees (2010-11).................................................................$34,810 Room and board (2010-11).................................................................$8,790

Outcomes

Complete independent research Senior Project.................................... 100% Enroll in independent study course......................................................... 43% Undertake internships............................................................................. 75% Available internships..............................................................................2,500 Complete their degree in four years........................................................ 92% Start a career directly.............................................................................. 45% Job-seekers hired within 8 months of graduation............................. 90% Go on to graduate school directly........................................................... 45% Graduate school acceptance rate (including pre-law and pre-med)............................................... 80–100% Join long-term service opportunities directly.......................................... 10%

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PROGRAMS OF STUDY Every student completes a major and minor— there are over 900 unique combinations possible.

American studies applied computing applied economics art & technology art & the environment art (studio) art history Asian studies astronomy biochemistry biological and physical studies biology black studies chemistry Chinese studies

Chinese language and literature classical studies communication arts computer science creative writing dance & movement studies economics education English environmental geology environmental science environmental studies environmental writing French/French studies geology

German/German studies global health and development history international studies journalism Latin Latin American & Caribbean studies lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender studies managerial economics mass communication/ media studies mathematics

medieval & Renaissance studies Middle East & North African studies music music history music performance music theory neuroscience philosophy physics political science pre-dental pre-law pre-medicine pre-nursing

pre-pharmacy pre-veterinarian psychology religious studies science, health & society Spanish theatre values, ethics & social action women’s studies writing and self-designed

DEGREES AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Undergraduate Degrees

Accelerated Doctorate Programs

Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science

Nursing (3/3, 3/4) with Case Western Reserve University; Physical Therapy (4/2) with Chatham University; Osteopathic Medicine (3/4) with the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine or Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine

Teacher Certification Cooperative pre-admission arrangement with the University of Pittsburgh Master of Arts in Teaching Program (PA) and exclusive agreements with Teachers College of Columbia University (NY) and Xavier University (OH)

Accelerated Masters Programs (3/2) Management (arts, health care policy, information systems, public policy) with Carnegie Mellon University; Occupational Therapy with Chatham University; Physician Assistant with Chatham University

Engineering Cooperative Program Engineering (3/2) with University of Pittsburgh, Columbia University, Case Western Reserve University and Washington University in St. Louis; a Master of Science in Engineering (4/2) through Columbia University

Preferred Admission Agreements Simon Graduate School at University of Rochester (business administration); Jefferson Medical College, Drexel University College of Medicine (medical school)

WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Dr. Kimberly Tippie (Sprouse) ‘94 Veterinarian Mann Memorial Veterinary Clinic Yarmouth, Maine Cathleen S. McGonigle, DO (Cathee) ‘96 Primary Care Sports Medicine Physician Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine D.O. from Lake Erie Coll. of Osteopathic Med. (LECOM) Erie, Pa. Jen Fitzpatrick ‘95 Assoc. Director of College Counseling Columbus Academy Columbis, Ohio Michelle Abboud ‘98 RN, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center New York, N.Y. Jane (Popelka) Hahn ‘98 Senior Vice President Beecher Carlson Boston, Mass.

Kathryn Hartwig ‘01 Nurse/Coordinator VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System

Lesley Stange ‘08 Animated Storyboards Senior Producer

Alyson Eaglen ‘03 Fairfax County Public Schools Sixth Grade Teacher South Riding, Va.

Laura Hoch ‘08 Univ. of Maryland Center for Health and Homeland Security Exercise and Training Program Manager Master of Public and International Affairs, Univ. of Pittsburgh

Ashley (Lemmon) Gottwald ‘05 Director of Athletics Winchester Thurston School Pittsburgh, Pa.

Christina Zanic ‘10 Sherrard, German & Kelly, P.C. Associate Attorney Juris Doctor, Duquesne University School of Law

Ashley Rogerson ‘06 PGY-4 Orthopedic Resident Tufts Medical Center Boston, Mass.

PSU Medical School

Kaitlin Biondi ‘10 Local Development Officier English Lacrosse Buckingham, England

Emily Deering ‘06 University of Pittsburgh Doctoral Teaching Fellow Varsity lacrosse coach M.A. Indiana University ‘11

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CELEBRATING 20 YEARS of

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Jill Michalski finishes her lacrosse career as the career points leader with 102 points, earning the program career scoring mark with 91 goals, the most individual season points, with 62 total points, including a single season program best 58 goals.

First varsity game in program history against Oberlin at Robertson Stadium.

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March 30th

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Coach Paul Bonus earns All-NCAC Coach of the Year honor, becoming the first Allegheny Lacrosse coach to do so.

MaY 12th

Eleni Kacoyianni (‘96-’99) becomes Allegheny’s career points leader with 119 points.

She ties Jill Michalski’s record for career goals with 91.

Emily Deering earns a spot on the IWLCA All-West Region Second Team, becoming the first Allegheny Lacrosse player to land a spot on an all-region squad.

Emily Deering finishes career with 144 points and 123 goals to become Allegheny’s career points and goals leader.

APRIL 30TH

April 16th

First win in program history, a 9-8 triumph over NCAC rival Ohio Wesleyan.

The Gators upset Denison, 11-10, in the first round of the NCAC tournament to advance to the NCAC championship for the first time. The Gators would fall to Wooster but finish the season with a program best 8-6 record.

Barbara Eklund (Fr.) becomes first Gator to earn NCAC Newcomer of the Year, landing a spot on All-NCAC second team. Teamates Eleni Kacoyianni (Sr.), K.C. Hartwig (So.) & Jessica Jones (Jr.) all earn honorable mention nods. Eleni Kacoyianni becomes first Gator to be named to the All-NCAC team during all four years for the Blue and Gold.

Allegheny names Lynn Zlotkowski the head women’s lacrosse coach, marking the first time the postition is not shared with another sport.

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MAY 5th

06 08 Gators advance to the NCAC championship game. The third-seeded Gators came back from a 6-4 deficit against OWU (avenging a 15-9 regular season loss) with four consecutive second half goals 9-7. The Gators would fall in the NCAC championship to Denison. The team, which had not finished higher than sixth in the first 10 years of NCAC play, had now placed second in two of the past three seasons, finishing the campaign with program best records 9-7 for the season and 4-2 in conference play.

Jensen Paterson finishes career as the program’s all-time career points leader with 300 total points, and career goals leader with 221 goals during her four year Allegheny career, surpassing the career totals of former teammate Ashley Hughes’ (‘08).

09 10 Lesley Stange (‘05’08) breaks Beth McLaughlin’s (‘04) career wins record with 26 victories.

She also breaks the record for most career saves, ending her final season with 497.

DePauw University and Hiram College add women’s varsity lacrosse to their athletics programs.

All nine co-ed schools in the NCAC now have varsity women’s lacrosse

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Ashley Hughes (‘08) returns to Allegheny as the program’s eighth head coach.

AUGUST 16th

Kiah Voyer-Colbath earns NCAC Newcomer of the Year honors after putting together a 38-goal season during her first year in the Blue and Gold.

MAY 27th

Ashley Hughes finshes career as the program leader with 179 points and 125 goals, surpassing former teammate Emily Deering’s records.

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Jensen Paterson becomes Allegheny’s first Intercollegiete Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) Division III All-American, ending her final season ranked 7th in the nation for total points and fourth in points average with 6.53 per game.

The Gators beat conference rival Wooster for the first time in lacrosse history in a 14-13, comeback win. Jensen Paterson’s seven-goal performace breaks Jill Michalski’s (‘95) record for goals, 58, in an individual season.

In her rookie season, McKenzie Bell breaks Jensen Pateron’s (‘11) former single-season record of 38 assists, finishing her freshman campaign with 58.

10 Allegheny Facilities Named after 1906 alum Andrew Wells Robertson, the state-of-the-art Robertson Athletic & Recreation Complex encompases the home facilities of the baseball, football, women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, and tennis teams.

Frank B. Fuhrer Field, located within the 203-acre Robertson Athletic Complex, was completely renovated in 2006. Fuhrer Field features a FieldTurf playing surface (the same surface used by many NFL teams), stadium lighting, full locker rooms, and an eight lane olympic style track.

Originally known as College Field, the complex was named after Andrew Wells Robertson in 1962 to honor the year he was named Chairman Emeritus of the Allegheny Board of Trustees. Robertson purchased additional acreage along Park Ave. to supplement land originally donated in 1910 by John F. Eberhart (class of 1853). In addition to donating land, Robertson underwrote the cost of developing the athletic field. A beautiful and spacious venue for intercollegiate athletics, Robertson saw that the natural setting was preserved by having shrubbery and trees removed during construction replanted elsewhere on campus.

One of the most dominant landmarks on Allegheny’s campus, the David V. Wise Center was completed in 1997. The main part of the facility is the sports forum located on the upper level. Its 27,000 feet of open floor space is used by the softball team and other intercollegiate programs for year-round indoor training, while a three-lane, 200-meter indoor running track is suspended above the playing surface. A 2,500 square foot weight room is located just off the sports forum. The training facility includes free weights, resistance lifting, stationary bicycles, and a plethora of the latest fitness machines.

In addition, the Wise Center swimming natatorium is located on the same level to provide additional cross-training training opportunities, while the close proximity to the program’s sports medicine facility ensures timely and adequate coverage during all softball-related activities.

In addition, Robertson Athletic Complex also includes one of the nation’s finest outdoor track and field facilities; 12 lighted tennis courts; and an NCAA championship-level cross country course. There are also 102 acres of woodlands, a picnic shelter and trails for outdoor recreation.

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The Hughes File Coaching Experience

On Aug. 16, 2013, Allegheny Director of Athletics and Recreation Portia Hoeg ushered in a new era of Gator lacrosse with the hiring of Ashley Hughes, a 2008 graduate of Allegheny College, who returns to Meadville for her first season as head women’s lacrosse coach. Hughes, a four-year member of the women’s lacrosse and soccer program during her time in the Blue and Gold, arrives at her alma mater after a three-year stint as head coach at Saint Michael’s College, an NCAA Division II institution located in Colchester, Vermont.

A member of the Northeast-10 conference, Hughes led the 2013 Purple Knights to the program’s highest win total since 2008, ushering the squad to its highest conference win total in three seasons. In 2012, the Purple Knights finished eighth in the nation with 170 caused turnovers, a single-season program record.

Head Coach Saint Michael’s College Colchester, Vt. 2011-2013 Assistant Coach Norwich University Northfield, Vt. 2009-10 Assistant Coach Hartwick College Oneonta, N.Y. 2008-09

Education Allegheny College ‘08 B.A. - Mathematics

“I am extremely pleased to have Ashley return to Allegheny and take the reins of our women’s lacrosse program,” commented Hoeg. “As an alumna, her experience as a standout two sport student-athlete will bring wonderful leadership to our program. Ashley has experience in the holistic development of student-athletes, which is in alignment with our Combinations 2020 strategic plan and departmental philosophy. Ashley inherits a young and talented group of athletes and I am confident she will lead the team to success on and off the playing field.”

Prior to taking the helm at Saint Michael’s College, Hughes served as an assistant for Norwich University in Northfield, Vermont for the 2010 season.

Hughes began her coaching career during the 2009 season as an assistant coach at Hartwick College in Oneonta, N.Y. In addition to her experience on the sidelines, Hughes has also been instrumental in the implementation of several successful camps and clubs. While serving as the U-17 and U-20 Vermont Far Post Soccer Club coach from 2010 to 2013, Hughes also served as the director of the Saint Michael’s College Total Knights Sports Camp in 2013 in addition to directing the Saint Michael’s College Lacrosse Camp from 2011 to 2013.

“Thank you to Portia Hoeg and the rest of the hiring committee for the opportunity to return back to Meadville as an Allegheny Gator,” commented Hughes.

“The Gator squad has done very well in the last couple of seasons and I am ecstatic to continue to further progress the Allegheny lacrosse program,” she continued. “With such a strong returning group and a large incoming class, the program has great opportunities in the very near future and I could not be more thrilled to be leading the charge. I cannot wait to get to work with the student-athletes and continue to build the future of Allegheny lacrosse.”

While playing for the Blue and Gold, Hughes cemented herself as one of the top scorers in program history, leaving Allegheny as the career leader in goals (125), assists (54) and points (179), effectively ushering in an era of prominent scorers for the women’s lacrosse program. Hughes currently ranks second on the all-time career assist list and is third in goals and points.

During her time for the Gators, Hughes was named to a pair of Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Association (IWLCA) All-Region teams, earning second team selections in 2005 and 2006. In addition, Hughes earned All-North Coast Athletic Conference First Team plaudits in 2005, 2006 and 2007, adding a second team notation in her senior year. Hughes was also named to two post-season NCAC All-Tournament teams. Most recently, Hughes was named to the NCAC 30th Anniversary All-Decade Women’s Lacrosse team, one of three Gators to receive the honor.

A two-sport athlete, Hughes was also a four-year member of the Allegheny women’s soccer program, finishing her career with 20 goals and three assists for the Gators and earning an All-NCAC honorable mention selection as a junior.

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12 Coaching Staff • Why Gators?

Assistant Coach Heather Coppola Allegheny women’s lacrosse head coach Ashley Hughes ‘08 and Director of Athletics Portia Hoeg have announced the hiring of Heather Coppola to the position of assistant lacrosse coach.

Coppola arrives in Meadville from Beloit College, a member of the Midwest Women’s Lacrosse Conference (MWLC), where she served as assistant coach. During her time with the Buccaneers, Coppola was responsible for the program’s recruiting efforts, the management and planning of the team’s annual budgets along with the practice and game plans.

“We could not be more excited to have Heather join the Allegheny Lacrosse staff.,” commented Hughes.

“Her success as an attacker will provide us with even more knowledge to our already threatening offense. In addition, her previous work as a student assistant and high school/ club coach will be pivotal throughout the recruiting process as we continue to build the program into a consistent championship contender.

She is greatly welcomed to the Gator Lacrosse Family.”

While in Wisconsin, Coppola also served as the head coach of the Madtown Lacrosse Club, administrating practice while also working one-on-one with the program’s goalkeepers.

An Oswego, N.Y. native, Coppola started 68 games for the Alvernia University Crusaders in Reading, Pa., also serving as a student assistant in the athletic department. Coppola finished her collegiate career with 125 points on 103 goals and 22 assists, currently ranking in the top 10 for all three categories, helping lead the Crusaders to the 2012 Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III Mid-Atlantic Championship. During Alvernia’s ECAC Championship weekend, Coppola racked up 10 goals, earning her 100th goal in the process.

After graduating from Alvernia, Coppola served as the assistant varsity lacrosse coach in the Wilson School District (West Lawn, Pa.), assisting with the development of team strategy and the coordination of team duties.

Why Gators?

Through 1925, Allegheny teams had been referred to as Hilltoppers, Methodists, Timothians (in deference to College founder Timothy Alden), and the Blue and Gold. In April of 1925, a group of Allegheny students published the first issue of a humor magazine titled the Allegheny Alligator. The editors explained the reasoning behind the title thus: “The name, Alligator, was selected not because the alligator is noted for its sense of humor, nor because the haunts of the above-mentioned critter are located in this vicinity, but purely and simply because of the 99.44% alliterative value of its orthography.”

A column in that first issue was titled “Gator Gossip,” and in the fall of 1926 an organization called the Go-Get-’Em Gator Club appeared on campus. The club made its presence known at football games by occupying a reserved section of the bleachers and serving as a nucleus for the cheering section. By the end of the decade, Allegheny’s athletic teams were referred to as the Gators. It wasn’t until the 1970s that the name took on a face. It was then that a group of students started a publication evaluating faculty and courses. An illustration of a gator used in one of those publications was adopted by the College administration and eventually evolved into the nameless gator most Alleghenians are familiar with—posed in a tough but friendly stance and proudly wearing a varsity letter sweater.

In 1980 the Golden Gator Club was formed, an organization that remains an important link between the Athletics Department and alumni. The gator graphic has retained its strong identity with athletics and in the fall of 2004, it was redesigned to give it a more contemporary look. A new mascot costume was unveiled and “Chompers” made its debut.

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2014 Allegheny College Roster

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Name

Yr.

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Hometown/High School

1 Alexa Steiber Fr. A 5-2 Shaker Heights, Ohio / Shaker Heights High School 2 Alexa Maloney Fr. A 5-5 Philadelphia, Pa. / Methacton High School 3 Kellee Cribby Sr. D 5-7 York, Maine / York 4 Alyssa Rapelje So. M 5-6 Columbus, Ohio / Gahanna Lincoln 5 Carly Minsterman Sr. D 5-2 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Seton-La Salle 6 Eleni Brown Fr. D 5-1 Upper Marlboro, Md. / The Calverton School 7 Jeannie Kirk Fr. A/ M 5-4 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Winchester Thurston 8 Katie Denning So. D 5-6 McMurray, Pa. / Peters Township 9 Jessie Thiessen Fr. M 5-4 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Fox Chapel High School 10 Jacqueline Morrow So. A 5-10 Ann Arbor, Mich. / Skyline 12 Kelly Dickson Sr. A 5-4 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Vincentian Academy 13 Kelsey Rodgers Jr. M 5-6 Wolfeboro, NH / Kingswood Regional 14 Gusty Mead So. M 5-4 Columbia, Md. / Howard 15 Sara Schwartz Jr. D 5-8 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Fox Chapel 17 Anna Doten So. M 5-6 Western Springs, Ill. / Lyons Township 20 Anna Koebley Sr. D 5-6 Wexford, Pa. / North Allegheny 21 McKenzie Bell So. A 5-1 Akron, Ohio / Walsh Jesuit 23 Christina Perez So. GK 5-5 Redwood City, Calif. / Mercy 24 Chloe Kedziora So. GK 5-7 Orland Park, Ill. / Carl Sandburg 25 Christine McGrath Fr. A 5-8 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Hampton High School 26 Kaelin Clogan Fr. GK 5-3 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Pine Richland High School 27 Ashley Potofsky Fr. D 5-4 Montreal, Quebec / Vermont Academy 28 Colleen Bodnar Fr. D 5-9 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Chartiers Valley High School Head Coach: Ashley Hughes, 1st Season (Allegheny ‘08) Assistant Coach: Heather Coppola, 1st Season (Alvernia ‘13)

State Breakdown California • 1 Illinois • 2 Michigan • 1 Maryland • 2 Maine • 1 New Hampshire • 1 Ohio • 3 Pennsylvania • 11 Quebec • 1

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Alphabetical Bell, McKenzie Bodnar, Colleen Brown, Eleni Clogan, Kaelin Cribby, Kellee Denning, Katie Dickson, Kelly Doten, Anna Kedziora, Chloe Kirk, Jeannie Koebley, Anna Maloney, Alexa McGrath, Christine Mead, Gusty Minsterman, Carly Morrow, Jacqueline Perez, Christina Porofsky, Ashley Rapelje, Alyssa Rodgers, Kelsey Schwartz, Sara Steiber, Alexa Thiessen, Jessie

Class Breakdown Senior • 4 Junior • 2 Sophomore • 8 Freshmen • 9

Position Breakdown Attack • 7 Midfield • 5 Defense • 8 Goalkeeper • 3

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14 Player Profiles #3 • Kellee Cribby Senior Defense • 5-7 York, Maine York 2013: Named a captain for the 2013 squad…started all 15 games for the Gators…picked up 18 ground balls and forced 10 turnovers… tallied her first collegiate goal in a 23-0 win over Franciscan on Feb. 27…added an assist in Allegheny’s 21-1 win over Waynesburg on Mar. 2.

2012: A co-captain for the 2012 season, Kellee started in all 18 games for Allegheny during her sophomore season…a defensive stalwart for the Gators this season, Kellee scooped up 17 ground balls this season …she also ranked fifth on the team in caused turnovers, forcing the opponent to cough it up 10 times.

Kellee Cribby Career Highs Points...................... 1............................................................ Two Times Goals....................... 1.............vs. Franciscan.....................Feb. 27, 2013 Assists.................... 1............ at Waynesburg................... Mar. 02, 2013 Shots...................... 3............. vs.Franciscan.....................Feb. 27, 2013 Ground balls........... 4............at Saint Vincent................... Mar. 14, 2013 Draw controls......... 1.............................................................Five Times Caused turnovers.... 3............at Saint Vincent................... Mar. 14, 2013

2011: Appeared in all 18 games for Allegheny during her freshman year, starting in 14...selected as an All-NCAC honorable mention... made her collegiate debut against Fredonia State on Mar. 5...took three shots, two of which ended up on goal...scooped up 23 ground balls, while winning three draw controls.

Personal: Daughter of Brian and Karen Cribby…born May 28, 1992…three-sport athlete at York High (York, Maine)…three-year letter winner in field hockey and lacrosse…captained her 2010 field hockey team and led the them a runner-up finish in the Western Maine Class B championship…won state championship in field hockey as junior…named Western Maine All-Academic team for field hockey, hockey, and lacrosse…three-time lacrosse honorable mention all-star team selection…economic major with a minor in communication arts.

Kellee Cribby Career Statistics

Season 2011 2012 2013 TOTAL

GP 18 18 15 51

G 0 0 1 1

A 0 0 1 1

Pts 0 0 2 2

Shots 3 1 3 7

Shot% SOG .000 2 .000 1 .333 2 .143 5

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SOG% .667 1.000 .667 .614

UP 0 0 0 0

DN 0 0 0 0

GB 23 17 20 60

DC 3 3 2 8

TO 14 13 4 31

CT 15 10 13 38

Pen-Min 0-0.0 3-6.0 3-7.0 6-13.0

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#12 • Kelly Dickson Senior Attack • 5-4 Pittsburgh, Pa. Vincentian Academy 2013: Earned All-NCAC honorable mention plaudits…started in all 15 games…finished third on the team with 46 goals and 19 assists for 65 points…logged new career-high with six goals in a 14-13 win over Pacific (Ore.) on Mar. 21, scoring the game-winner with 45 seconds remaining… scored three or more goals on 11 occasions, including 16 goals over the first four games of the season, helping the team to a 6-1 start…added a seasonhigh four assists against Pacific to finish with a career-high 10 points.

2012: Appeared and started in all 18 games…tallied 37 goals and four assists for 41 points…fifth on the team in total points while tying for third in goals as she enjoyed a breakout season…scored multiple goals on 11 different occasions, including a five goal performance against Saint Vincent on Apr. 11...three game winners…scooped 25 ground balls and won 21 draw controls … Finished fourth on the team in shot percentage with .411.

Kelly Dickson Career Highs Points..................... 10................@ Pacific........................ Mar. 21, 2013 Goals....................... 6.................@ Pacific........................ Mar. 21, 2013 Assists.................... 4.................@ Pacific........................ Mar. 21, 2013 Shots..................... 14................ vs. Thiel..........................Feb. 21, 2013 Ground balls........... 4..........................................................Three Times Draw controls......... 3............................................................ Two Times Caused turnovers.... 3.............vs. Franciscan.....................Feb. 27, 2013

2011: Appeared in all 18 games for Allegheny her freshman year, making 17 starts...ended the year fifth on the team in goals (18) and points (21)...scored her first career goal in her first collegiate game against Fredonia State on March 5...tallied her first ever assist against Medaille on Mar. 15...had five multi-goal games, including a hat trick against Pomona-Pitzer on Mar. 23... had a career high 4 points against Waynesburg on Mar. 16...scooped up 15 ground balls.

Personal: Daughter of Bill and Jen Dickson…born Oct. 22, 1991…played field hockey and lacrosse at Vincentian Academy (Pittsburgh, Pa.)…lettered all four years in field hockey under head coach Jamie Shankweiler and lettered three years in lacrosse under head coach Kelly Reed…psychology major with minor in environmental science.

Kelly Dickson Career Statistics

Season 2011 2012 2013 TOTAL

GP G A 18 18 3 18 37 4 15 46 19 51 101 26

Pts 21 41 65 127

Shots 43 90 102 235

Shot% SOG .419 36 .411 71 .451 77 .430 184

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SOG% .837 .789 .755 .783

UP 0 2 0 2

DN 0 0 1 1

GB 15 25 18 58

DC 8 21 12 41

TO 18 30 23 71

CT 5 1 5 11

Pen-Min 0-0.0 0-0.0 1-2.0 1-2.0

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16 Player Profiles #20 • Anna Koebley Senior Defense • 5-6 Wexford, Pa. North Allegheny 2013: Started all 15 games for Allegheny…finished with five groundballs, two draw controls and nine caused turnovers.

2012: Appeared in all 18 games for the Gators, making 17 starts…a defensive fixture for the Gators in 2012, Anna picked up 20 ground balls during her sophomore year, including a career-high three on three separate occasions… notched a career high seven caused turnovers, including a season high three against Thiel on Mar. 3.

Anna Koebley Career Highs Ground balls........... 3..........................................................Three Times Draw controls......... 1..........................................................Three Times Caused turnovers.... 3.................. at Thiel......................... Mar. 03, 2012

2011: Appeared in 17 games for Allegheny her freshman year, making 13 starts...scored four goals on four shots on goal...scored her first career goal against Waynesburg on Mar. 16...scooped up three ground balls.

Personal: Daughter of Keith and Christine Koebley...born Feb. 2, 1992… participated in golf and lacrosse at North Allegheny High (Wexford, Pa.)… four-time letter winner in lacrosse and three-time letter winner in golf…received scholar athlete award every semester of competition…environmental science major.

Anna Koebley Career Statistics

Season 2011 2012 2013 TOTAL

GP 17 18 15 50

G 4 0 0 4

A 0 0 0 0

Pts 4 0 0 4

Shots 10 - - 10

Shot% SOG .400 4 - - - - .400 4

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SOG% .400 - - .400

UP 0 0 0 0

DN 0 0 0 0

GB 3 20 5 28

DC 4 1 2 7

TO 12 6 5 23

CT 2 7 9 18

Pen-Min 0-0.0 0-0.0 1-2.0 1-2.0

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Player Profiles #5 • Carly Minsterman Sophomore Defense • 5-2 Pittsburgh, Pa. Seton-La Salle 2013: All-NCAC honorable mention selection…IWLCA All-Great Lakes Region second team selection…started and played in 14 games for Allegheny… finished with new season-highs in ground balls (26) and caused turnovers (15)…also picked up 12 draw controls…tallied three goals, scoring in three Allegheny victories against Franciscan (Feb. 27) along with conference wins over Oberlin (Apr. 16) and Hiram (Apr. 24).

2012: Started all 18 games in goal for Allegheny during her sophomore season …Carly finished the season with an 11.84 goals against average, with a save percentage of .364…made 10+ saves on three separate occasions, including a career high 16 saves against Fredonia State on Mar. 1…saw action in all 1,099:21 that Allegheny was on the field in 2012.

Carly Minsterman Career Highs Points...................... 1..........................................................Three Times Goals....................... 1............................................................Nine Times Shots...................... 3................. at Hiram......................... Apr. 24, 2013 Saves..................... 16..........at Fredonia State..................... Mar 1, 2012 Ground balls........... 5............at Saint Vincent................... Mar. 14, 2013 Draw controls......... 5................. DePauw.......................... Apr. 20, 2013 Free-position goals.1................. at Hiram......................... Apr. 24, 2013 Caused turnovers.... 2............................................................. Five times

2011: Appeared in all 18 games for Allegheny during her freshman year, including 16 starts...spent the 2011 season primarily on defense...scored six goals, and dished out 3 assists for a total of 9 points...scored her first career goal, and tallied her first career assist against Lycoming on Mar. 9...had three multi-point games, all three coming with 1 goal and 1 assist, latest coming against Oberlin on Apr. 16...scooped up nine ground balls last season.

Personal: Daughter of Bill and Diane Minsterman…born Sept. 27, 1992…member of lacrosse and soccer teams at Seton-La Salle High (Pittsburgh, Pa.)…two-time US Lacrosse High School Academic All-American, 2009 & 2010…earned first team All-Section in lacrosse…three-time letter winner in lacrosse and lettered twice in soccer...captained both lacrosse and soccer programs…economics major, minoring in mathematics.

Carly Minsterman Career Statistics

Season 2011 2012 2013 TOTAL

GP 18 18 14 50

G 6 0 3 9

Goalie 2012 TOTAL

A 3 0 0 3 GP 18 50

Pts 9 0 3 12

Shots 14 - 8 22

Minutes 1099:14 1099:14

Shot% SOG .429 10 - - .375 8 .409 18 GA 217 217

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GAAvg 11.84 11.84

SOG% .714 - 1.000 .818 Saves 124 124

UP 0 0 0 0

DN 0 0 0 0 Save% .364 .364

GB 9 20 26 55 W 8 8

DC 9 0 12 21 L 9 9

TO 15 10 10 35 T 0 0

CT 3 1 15 19

Pen-Min 0-0.0 0-0.0 0-0.0 0-0.0

Sho 0 0

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18 Player Profiles #13 • Kelsey Rodgers Junior Midfield • 5-6 Wolfeboro, N.H. Kingswood Reg. 2013: IWLCA All-Great Lakes Region Second Team selection…All-NCAC First Team…started in all 15 games…won NCAC scoring title with 61 goals, averaging 4.07 goals per game, the second-highest single season total in program history…tied program single-game record with career-high nine goals in 22-15, season-closing win over Ohio Wesleyan on Apr. 27… averaged seven goals per game over Allegheny’s four-game winning streak to end season…earned NCAC Player of the Week honors after scoring 17 goals over two games against Ohio Wesleyan and Hiram (Apr. 24)…moved up to number seven on the all-time scoring list with 99 career goals…added five assists to finish season with 66 points…led team with 53 draw controls and 30 caused turnovers…finished second on team with 43 ground balls.

Kelsey Rodgers Career Highs Points..................... 10........... Ohio Wesleyan.................... Apr. 27, 2013 Goals....................... 9............ Ohio Wesleyan.................... Apr. 27, 2013 Assists.................... 2............................................................ Four times Shots..................... 15......... at Oberlin College.................. Apr. 16, 2013 Ground Balls........... 8.............. at Lycoming...................... Mar. 07, 2012 Draw Controls......... 7..........................................................Three Times Man-Up Goals......... 3................. Wooster.......................... Apr. 02, 2013 Free-Position Goals.2............................................................ Four times Caused Turnovers... 4..........................................................Three Times

2012: Started in all 18 games for Allegheny during her freshman season… ranked second on the team in goals (38) and shots (93); and finished third on the team in points (48) and shots on goal (66)…scored a goal in 15 games, including 12 games of two or more goals…Netted four goals on three separate occasions, and collected a five points twice…dished out 10 assists which was good for fourth on the team…scored seven free position goals and one game winning goal in her rookie campaign…ranked second on the team with 55 draw controls…scooped up 62 ground balls, including eight against Lycoming on Mar. 7…caused 27 turnovers which was good for second on the team…averaged 2.67 points per game while shooting .409 percent.

Personal: Daughter of David and Wendy Rodgers...born on Jul. 20, 1993...three-time letter winner in lacrosse and soccer ... Coast to coast award winner in 2010...scored over 150 goals in high school career...major in Enviornmental science with a minor in history.

Kelsey Rodgers Career Statistics

Season 2012 2013 TOTAL

GP 18 15 33

G 38 61 99

A 10 5 15

Pts 48 66 114

Shots 93 115 208

Shot% SOG .409 66 .530 91 .476 157

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SOG% .710 .791 .755

UP 2 3 5

DN 0 0 0

GB 62 43 105

DC 55 53 108

TO 26 18 44

CT 27 30 57

Pen-Min 2-4.0 1-2.0 3-6.0

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#15 • Sara Schwartz Junior Defense • 5-8 Pittsburgh, Pa. Fox Chapel 2013: IWLCA All-Great Lakes Region First Team selection…All-NCAC First Team…led Gators with a season-high 50 groundballs…tied career-high with eight groundballs on Apr. 6 against Wittenberg…finished season with 21 draw controls and 22 caused turnovers…set new career-high with four draw controls against Frostburg State on Mar. 9…finished season with five goals and three assists for eight points…scored in three Allegheny wins, including conference victories over DePauw (Apr. 20) and Hiram (Apr. 24).

2012: Appeared in 16 games during her freshman season, making 10 starts …scored her first collegiate goal on a free position shot against Otterbein on Apr. 22…picked up 41 ground balls, good for fourth on the team, including a eight against Saint Vincent on Apr. 11…caused 11 turnovers.

Personal: Daughter of Robert and Ellen Schwartz...born on Feb. 10, 1993...

Three time letter winner in lacrosse...2009 All section second team...majoring in enviornmental studies.

Sara Schwartz Career Highs Points...................... 2................. DePauw.......................... Apr. 20, 2013 Goals....................... 1...............................................................Six times Assists.................... 1..........................................................Three Times Shots...................... 3............................................................ Two Times Ground balls........... 8............................................................ Two Times Draw controls......... 6..........at Kenyon College.................. Apr. 13, 2013 Free-position goals.1...... at Otterbein University............... Apr. 22, 2012 Caused turnovers... 4..............Frostburg St...................... Mar. 09, 2013

Sara Schwartz Career Statistics

Season 2012 2013 TOTAL

GP 16 15 31

G 1 5 6

A 0 3 3

Pts 1 8 9

Shots 6 14 20

Shot% SOG .167 3 .357 9 .300 12

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SOG% .500 .643 .600

UP 0 0 0

DN 0 0 0

GB 41 50 91

DC 0 21 21

TO 8 15 23

CT 11 22 33

Pen-Min 1-2.0 0-0.0 1-2.0

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20 Player Profiles #21 • McKenzie Bell Sophomore Attack • 5-1 Akron, Ohio Walsh Jesuit 2013: IWLCA All-Great Lakes Region First Team selection…All-NCAC First Team…broke the program’s single season assist record, ending the season with 58 helpers, 20 more than the previous record set by Jensen Paterson in 2011…ranked second in the nation in points per game, averaging 7.2 while trailing the national-leading average of 7.31 points per game...ranked seventh in assist per game, racking up 3.87 helpers per contest...posted the 10th highest assist total in the nation...started in all 15 games for Allegheny… finished the season with a team-leading 108 points, tallying 50 goals, the second-highest total on the team…tied the program record with 12 points against Ohio Wesleyan (Apr. 27)…posted the second-highest single game assist total in program history against Waynesburg (Mar. 2)…tallied a season-high seven goals against Linfield (Mar. 18)…finished season with 28 ground balls…earned Allegheny Female Athlete of the Week honors after scoring eight points in her collegiate debut against Thiel (Feb. 21).

McKenzie Bell Career Highs Points......................... 12.............. Ohio Wesleyan...........................Apr. 27, 2013 Goals........................... 7................... at Linfield.............................. Mar. 18, 2013 Assists........................ 8............... at Waynesburg.......................... Mar. 02, 2013 Shots......................... 10...................... Thiel.................................. Feb. 21, 2013 Ground balls............... 6...............at Pacific (Ore.).......................... Mar. 21, 2013 Draw controls............. 3............. at Oberlin College.........................Apr. 16, 2013 Man-up goals.............. 1....................................................................Three Times Free-position goals..... 4.....................Denison................................ Mar. 30, 2013 Caused turnovers........ 2...................Franciscan.............................. Feb. 27, 2013

Personal: Daughter of Mary and Dan Bell…born Jan. 6, 1994…seven-time varsity letter winner (golf, lacrosse)…named All-Ohio second team (2012)… earned varsity offensive MVP honors (2012)…two-time state qualifier (golf)…member of National Honor Society…undecided major.

McKenzie Bell Career Statistics

Season GP 2013 15 TOTAL 15

G 50 50

A 58 58

Pts 108 108

Shots 91 91

Shot% SOG .549 69 .549 69

SOG% .758 .758

UP 3 3

DN 0 0

GB 26 26

DC 4 4

TO 31 31

CT 8 8

Pen-Min 0-0.0 0-0.0

#8 • Katie Denning Sophomore Defense • 5-6 McMurray, Pa. Peters Township Personal: Daughter of Richard and Judith Denning…spent freshman year at Lafayette College, playing defense for the Leopards…born Apr. 25, 1994… five-time varsity letter-winner…named to Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2013, earning the top GPA amongst the Lafayette women’s lacrosse team...named US Lacrosse First Team All-American and Academic All-American…Two-Time WPIAL All-Star and First Team selection…two-year captain…psychology and English double major with a planned career in clinical psychology.

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Player Profiles #17 • Anna Doten Sophomore Midfield • 5-6 Western Springs, Ill. Lyons Township 2013: Appeared in all 15 games for the Gators, making 13 starts…finished season with 12 goals and four assists…scored career-high four goals against DePauw (Apr. 20)…picked up 14 ground balls…ended season second on the team in draw controls, grabbing 28 during the season…set career-high with seven draw controls in collegiate debut vs. Thiel (Feb. 21).

Personal: Daughter of Mary and Gary Doten…born Jul. 17, 1993… eight-time varsity letter winner (cross country, lacrosse)… named to allconference (2011)…named varsity MVP (2012)…majoring in international studies with minor in Spanish…mother Mary played tennis at Wake Forest University.

Anna Doten Career Highs Points.......................... 4.....................DePauw.................................Apr. 20, 2013 Goals........................... 4.....................DePauw.................................Apr. 20, 2013 Assists........................ 1........................................................................... 4 times Shots.......................... 5............... at Waynesburg.......................... Mar. 02, 2013 Ground balls............... 3...................................................................... Two Times Draw controls............. 7...................................................................... Two Times Free-position goals..... 2.....................DePauw.................................Apr. 20, 2013 Caused turnovers....... 1....................................................................Three Times

Anna Doten Career Statistics Season GP 2013 15 TOTAL 15

G 12 12

A 4 4

Pts 16 16

Shots 22 22

Shot% SOG .545 17 .545 17

SOG% .773 .773

UP 0 0

DN 0 0

GB 14 14

DC 28 28

TO 13 13

CT 3 3

Pen-Min 0-0.0 0-0.0

#24 • Chloe Kedziora Sophomore Goalkeeper • 5-7 Orland Park, Ill. Carl Sandburg 2013: Appeared in 13 games for the Gators, making six starts…finished season with 5-1 record…recorded career-high 10 saves against Kenyon (Apr. 13)…played complete 60 minutes in four games…ended year with 26 saves.

Personal: Daughter of Joseph and Nicole Kedziora…three-time varsity letter-winner...named Most Valuable Defender during varsity career...born Apr. 30, 1994…undecided major.

Chloe Kedziora Career Highs Saves......................... 10............at Kenyon College.........................Apr. 13, 2013 Ground balls............... 1........................................................................... 5 times

Chloe Kedziora Career Statistics

Goalie GP 2013 13 CAREER 13

Minutes 320:49 320:49

GA 60 60

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GAAvg 11.22 11.22

Saves 26 26

Save% .302 .302

W 5 5

L 1 1

T 0 0

Sho 0 0

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22 Player Profiles #14 • Gusty Mead Sophomore Midfield • 5-4 Columbia, Md. Howard 2013: Started in 11 of 13 games played…finished fourth on the team with 28 goals, adding 16 assists to finish with 44 points…scored five freeposition goals…added 10 ground balls and 14 draw controls…scored career-high five goals against Waynesburg (Mar. 2)…notched seven multigoal games during season…scored three or more goals in the final three games of the season.

Personal: Daughter of Peter and Denise Mead…born Aug. 19, 1994… five-time varsity letter winner (soccer, lacrosse)…named scholar athlete… environmental science major with minor in Spanish.

Gusty Mead Career Highs Points.......................... 8............... at Waynesburg.......................... Mar. 02, 2013 Goals........................... 5............... at Waynesburg.......................... Mar. 02, 2013 Assists........................ 4.....................DePauw.................................Apr. 20, 2013 Shots.......................... 8.................... at Hiram................................Apr. 24, 2013 Ground balls............... 3...............at Pacific (Ore.).......................... Mar. 21, 2013 Draw controls............. 4.................... at Hiram................................Apr. 24, 2013 Free-position goals..... 2.................... at Hiram................................Apr. 24, 2013 Caused turnovers....... 2....................................................................Three Times

Gusty Mead Career Statistics Season GP 2013 13 TOTAL 13

G 28 28

A 16 16

Pts 44 44

Shots 55 55

Shot% SOG .509 44 .509 44

SOG% .800 .800

UP 0 0

DN 0 0

GB 10 10

DC 14 14

TO 16 16

CT 9 9

Pen-Min 2-4.0 2-4.0

#10 • Jacqueline Morrow Sophomore Attack • 5-10 Ann Arbor, Mich.

Skyline 2013: Played in seven games her first year at Allegheny, making two starts… tallied 13 goals and one assist…earned North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Athlete of the Week honors after tallying a career-high six goals against Saint Vincent (Mar.13)…recorded three multi-goal games, tallying a pair of goals against Franciscan (Feb. 27) and three against Linfield (Mar. 18)…ended season with 13 groundballs, scooping up a career-high seven ground balls against Saint Vincent (Mar. 13).

Personal: Daughter of Karen McKinney and James Morrow…born Aug. 12, 1994…five-time letter winner (field hockey, lacrosse)…earned all-state honorable mention accolades (field hockey, lacrosse)…earned first-team SEC selection (lacrosse)…economics major.

Jacqueline Morrow Career Highs Points.......................... 6...............at Saint Vincent.......................... Mar. 14, 2013 Goals........................... 6...............at Saint Vincent.......................... Mar. 14, 2013 Shots.......................... 8...............at Saint Vincent.......................... Mar. 14, 2013 Ground balls............... 4...............at Saint Vincent.......................... Mar. 14, 2013 Draw controls............. 4...............at Saint Vincent.......................... Mar. 14, 2013 Man-down goals......... 1...............at Saint Vincent.......................... Mar. 14, 2013 Caused turnovers....... 2...............at Saint Vincent.......................... Mar. 14, 2013

Jacqueline Morrow Career Statistics

Season GP 2013 7 TOTAL 7

G 14 14

A 0 0

Pts 14 14

Shots 27 27

Shot% SOG .519 22 .519 22

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SOG% .815 .815

UP 0 0

DN 1 1

GB 9 9

DC 14 14

TO 4 4

CT 3 3

Pen-Min 0-0.0 0-0.0

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Player Profiles #23 • Christina Perez Sophomore Goalkeeper • 5-6 Redwood City, Calif.

Mercy 2013: Appeared in five games for the Gators as net minder, playing in nine total games…made first collegiate start against Frostburg State (Mar. 9).

Christina Perez Career Highs

Personal: Daughter of Marsha and Sal Perez…born Oct. 26, 1993…twotime varsity letter winner (lacrosse)…team captain...earned second team all-league honors…pyschology major.

Saves.......................... 3...................................................................... Two Times Ground balls............... 2.................Frostburg St............................. Mar. 09, 2013

Christina Perez Career Statistics

Goalie 2013 TOTAL

GP 9 9

Minutes 137:26 137:26

GA 17 17

GAAvg 7.42 7.42

Saves 6 6

Save% .261 .261

W 0 0

L 1 1

T 0 0

Sho 0 0

#4 • Alyssa Rapelje Sophomore Midfield • 5-6 Columbus, Ohio Gahanna Lincoln 2013: Appeared in 15 games for the Gators, making seven starts…scored 16 goals while recording 10 assists…picked up 20 ground balls, caused nine turnovers…collected 13 draw controls…tallied career-high five goals against North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) rival DePauw (Apr. 20)… recorded four multi-goal games during the season, tallying a pair of goals against Waynesburg (Mar. 2), Wittenberg (Apr. 6) and Kenyon (Apr. 13).

Personal: daughter of Dan and Nancy Rapelje…born Jun. 6, 1994... five-time letter winner (lacrosse, volleyball)…earned first-team All-OCC honors...member of National Honor Society…double major in global health and psychology.

Alyssa Rapelje Career Highs Points.......................... 6.....................DePauw.................................Apr. 20, 2013 Goals........................... 5.....................DePauw.................................Apr. 20, 2013 Assists........................ 3...................................................................... Two Times Shots.......................... 5.....................DePauw.................................Apr. 20, 2013 Ground balls............... 6...............at Saint Vincent.......................... Mar. 14, 2013 Draw controls............. 6...............at Saint Vincent.......................... Mar. 14, 2013 Caused turnovers........ 3............... Ohio Wesleyan...........................Apr. 27, 2013

Alyssa Rapelje Career Statistics

Season GP 2013 15 TOTAL 15

G 16 16

A 10 10

Pts 26 26

Shots 35 35

Shot% SOG .457 25 .457 25

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SOG% .714 .714

UP 0 0

DN 0 0

GB 20 20

DC 19 19

TO 16 16

CT 11 11

Pen-Min 0-0.0 0-0.0

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24 Player Profiles #28 • Colleen Bodnar

#6 • Eleni Brown

Freshman

Freshman

Defense Pittsburgh, Pa.

Defense • 5-1 Upper Marlboro, Md.

Chartiers Valley

Calverton

Personal: Daughter of Michael Bodnar and Cynthia Winslow... born Sept. 23, 1994...four-time varsity lacrosse letter-winner... neuroscience major with planned career as neurologist.

Personal: Daughter of Andrea Colevas and Wayne Brown…born Sept.

8, 1995…three-time field hockey coaches’ award winner (2010-12)… two-time lacrosse coaches’ award winner (2011-12)…sister Stacie Brown played field hockey and lacrosse at Drew University (N.J.)… undecided major.

#26 • Kaelin Clogan

#7 • Jeannie Kirk

Freshman

Freshman

Goalkeeper • 5-3 Pittsburgh, Pa.

Attack • Midfield • 5-4 Pittsburgh, Pa.

Pine Richland

Winchester Thurston

Personal: Daughter of Leslie and Michael Clogan…born Jul. 6, 1995…five-time varsity letter-winner (field hockey, lacrosse)… member of 2012, 2013 sectional championship teams…earned two all-section awards (2012-13)…2013 Jackie Pitts Award recipient… pre-med major.

Personal: Daughter of Dusty and John Kirk…born Oct. 17, 1994… eight-time varsity letter-winner (lacrosse, field hockey)…Female Athlete of the Year at Winchester Thurston H.S…four-time captain… undecided major.

#2 • Alexa Maloney

#25 • Christine McGrath

Freshman

Freshman

Attack • 5-5 Philadelphia, Pa.

Attack • 5-8 Pittsburgh, Pa.

Methacton

Hampton

Personal: Daughter of Tracy and Robert Maloney...born Aug. 29, 1995...three-time varsity letter-winner (lacrosse)...senior year captain...earned attack Most Valuable Player in 2012…winner of basketball coaches award in 2013...neuroscience major with minor in Spanish...planned career in neurology.

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Personal: Daughter of Kathleen and William McGrath...born Aug. 21, 1994...six-time varsity letter-winner (tennis, lacrosse)...played attack and second doubles during varsity career...earned All-WPIAL, All-Section first team lacrosse honors...Academic All-American... economics major with minor in theater.

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#1 • Alexa Steiber

Freshman

Freshman

Defense • 5-4 Montreal, Quebec

Attack • 5-2 Shaker Heighs, Ohio

Vermont Acad.

Shaker Heights

Personal: Daughter of Melissa and Perry Potofsky…born Mar. 7, 1995…11-time varsity letter-winner (lacrosse, field hockey, ice hockey)…earned Most Valuable Player honors for ice and field hockey during varsity career…earned Female Athelte of the Year award in 2013…New England Women’s Lacrosse Association All-Star and Lakes Region All-Star Lacrosse Team selection…economics major with planned career as accountant.

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Personal: Daughter of Alison and Jason Steiber…born Mar. 25, 1995… three-time varsity letter-winner…field hockey and lacrosse captain during varsity career…chemistry major with minor in neuroscience.

#9 • Jessie Thiessen Freshman

Midfield • 5-4 Pittsburgh, Pa. Fox Chapel Personal: Daughter of Dan and Amanda Thiessen…born Mar. 13, 1995…named 2013 NCAC Women’s Soccer Newcomer of the Year in the fall...seven-time varsity letter-winner (lacrosse, soccer)…named soccer team’s offfensive MVP three times...three-time all-section selection...2012 WPIAL selection...named Valley News Dispatch soccer all-star...lacrosse team MVP two times...chemistry major.

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26 2014 Season Preview last season. Coach Hughes looks to bolster the defensive depth with a slew of incoming freshmen, as sophomore transfer Katie Denning along with freshmen Eleni Brown, Colleen Bodnar, Ashley Potofsky and Jessie Thiessen, who earlier this year won NCAC Newcomer of the Year honors in women’s soccer, will suit up for the Allegheny backline this season. Completing the Gator defensive contingent will be sophomores Christina Perez and Chloe Kedziora along with freshman Kaelin Clogan, who will battle for the starting goalkeeper spot.

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he 2014 Allegheny women’s lacrosse team looks to usher in a new era of success for the Blue and Gold, welcoming a former player to the sidelines while bolstering a recordsetting offensive attack and a widely experienced defensive line as the Gators look to continue their determined march to the top of the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC).

Leading the Gators into the 2014 season will be new head coach Ashley Hughes, a 2008 Allegheny graduate who played four seasons for the Blue and Gold. Returning to Meadville after coaching three seasons for Saint Michael’s College, a Division II member of the Northeast-10 Conference in Vermont, Hughes inherits an Allegheny squad that led the North Coast Athletic Conference with 16.47 goals per game last season.

“Gator lacrosse holds a special place in my heart and I have always wanted the opportunity to return to a program that provided me with such a positive experience.” commented Hughes. Being able to return to a program and a conference that are continuing to be competitive in the NCAA is an opportunity that I could not pass up.”

“Additionally, the NCAC continues to be a conference that upholds the academic and athletic priorities that are in line with my coaching philosophies. I feel fortunate to be able to compete year in and year out within a competitive conference while coaching studentathletes that have a strong academic focus and move on as alumnae to excel as citizens. I hope to be able to give back to such a program that provided me with the best collegiate experience.”

The Allegheny offense again looks to make a national splash, as the nation’s seventh ranked offense in 2013 returns every member of last season’s record-setting front line. Sophomore McKenzie Bell will look to repeat a recordsetting freshman campaign, as Bell set a new program assist record with 58 helpers while finishing second in the nation with 7.31 points per game. Senior Kelly Dickson returns after a 46-goal season while sophomores Anna Doten and Jacqueline Morrow will suit up for the Blue

and Gold after posting impressive freshman campaigns. Doten ended 2013 with 12 goals and 16 points, while Morrow played 10 games in an injury-shortened season, producing 13 tallies and a pair of game-winners. Freshmen Alexa Steiber, Christine McGrath and Alexa Maloney enter their first season for the Gators looking to continue to recent trend of outstanding first year play for the Allegheny lacrosse program.

“Team offense is a key point for me and we are implementing a few offensive sets that allow for every member of the attack to be involved and be a threat within every role. We hope to see their creative juices flowing within these offensive sets that allow for some neat combination plays.

We hope to see multiple people scoring every game and maintain a balanced attack.”

In the midfield, the Gators return junior Kelsey Rodgers, an Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Collegiate Association (IWLCA) All-Great Lakes Region Second Team selection who led the NCAC in scoring with 61 goals last season, additionally earning All-NCAC First Team plaudits. Sophomore Gusty Mead, who finished 2013 with 28 goals and 16 assists for 44 points, and fellow second year Alyssa Rapelje, a 16-goal scorer in 2013 will return to the midfield for the Gators, Freshman Jeannie Kirk will look to make a splash at midfield.

“Midfielders are the unsung heroes within every team. They are doing a lot of the dirty work in the midfield to win the loose balls, come up with the draw or help in the transition game. Though they are not always the highest scorers on the team, they can certainly be key factors on the defensive or offensive side. We have a lot of legs in the midfield this year and we hope to be able to keep legs fresh with constant rotation in the midfield lines.”

“Much like the offense, we expect the defense to work as a unit and make the big stops to allow for the offense to score goals.” added Hughes.

“We are also asking the attackers to be huge players in the defense as we want to make sure our defense starts on the opposite end of the field. We want everyone to feel they have a role on defending our cage.”

On Feb. 22, the season will kick off as the Gators will travel to Frostburg State to battle the Bobcats. Opening their 2014 home stand on Mar. 5 against Washington & Jefferson, the Gators will hit the road to Michigan, Indiana and California in early March before returning home to battle Saint Vincent on Mar. 25.

NCAC competition commences on Mar. 29, when the Gators will take on Denison in Granville, Ohio.

A key piece of the season will be a home stretch in which the Gators will play three consecutive contests in the friendly confines of Frank B. Fuhrer Field within two weeks, as Wittenberg (Apr. 5), Kenyon (Apr. 12) and Oberlin (Apr. 15) will all make the trip to Meadville.

“We have a short preseason so we will have to get ready very quickly before our first game against Frostburg. We have a lot of talent on this team that can guide us to the playoffs. With a lot of hard work, unity on the field and commitment to the new systems, we can pull together as a group and bring home the first NCAC championship.” concluded Hughes.

“With our extended non-conference schedule spreading across a whole month, we have a lot of time to evaluate how we can get better each day.

We are looking forward to the challenge ahead.”

The defensive line bolsters the most experience, as seniors Kellee Cribby, Carly Minsterman and Anna Koebley all return for their final campaign in the Blue and Gold. The Allegheny defense also returns a pair of IWLCA All-Great Lakes Region selections in Minsterman and junior Sara Schwartz, who led the team with 45 ground balls

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2013 Allegheny College Lacrosse Results Date Opponent Feb 21 THIEL Feb 27 FRANCISCAN Mar 02 Waynesburg Mar 09 FROSTBURG ST. Mar 14 Saint Vincent Mar 18 Linfield Mar 21 Pacific (Ore.) Mar 30 DENISON Apr 02 WOOSTER Apr 6 Wittenberg Apr 13 Kenyon Apr 16 Oberlin Apr 20 DEPAUW Apr 24 Hiram Apr 27 OHIO WESLEYAN *Home Opponents in CAPS *NCAC Opponents in BOLD

W/L Win Win Win Loss (2OT) Win Win Win Loss Loss Loss Loss Win Win Win Win

Score 18-9 23-0 21-1 12-13 12-11 21-3 14-13 14-17 11-18 10-16 10-20 14-10 26-4 19-3 22-15

Overall Record 1-0-0 2-0-0 3-0-0 3-1-0 4-1-0 5-1-0 6-1-0 6-2-0 6-3-0 6-4-0 6-5-0 7-5-0 8-5-0 9-5-0 10-5-0

NCAC Record ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ 0-1-0 0-2-0 0-3-0 0-4-0 1-4-0 2-4-0 3-4-0 4-4-0

Location Greenville, Pa. Meadville, Pa. Waynesburg, Pa. Meadville, Pa. Latrobe, Pa. McMinnville, Ore. Forest Grove, Ore. Meadville, Pa. Meadville, Pa. Springfield, Ohio Gambier, Ohio Oberlin, Ohio Meadville, Pa. Hiram, Ohio Meadville, Pa.

Goalie Eliza Morgan Eliza Morgan Eliza Morgan Christina Perez Eliza Morgan Eliza Morgan Chloe Kedziora Eliza Morgan Eliza Morgan Eliza Morgan Chloe Kedziora Chloe Kedziora Chloe Kedziora Chloe Kedziora Chloe Kedziora

2013 Allegheny College Lacrosse Statistics PLAYER GP-GS 21 McKenzie Bell 15-15 13 Kelsey Rodgers 15-15 12 Kelly Dickson 15-15 14 Gusty Mead 13-12 4 Alyssa Rapelje 15-7 17 Anna Doten 15-13 10 Jacqueline Morrow 7-2 11 Caren Lee 15-12 15 Sara Schwartz 15-15 5 Carly Minsterman 14-14 3 Kellee Cribby 15-15 7 Noelle Brouillard 15-15 24 Chloe Kedziora 13-5 23 Christina Perez 9-1 22 Eliza Morgan 10-9 20 Anna Koebley 15-15 Total 15 GOALIE 23 Christina Perez 24 Chloe Kedziora 22 Eliza Morgan Total

Kellee Cribby

GP 5-1 11-4 9-9 14

G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW 50 58 108 91 .549 69 .758 1 61 5 66 115 .530 91 .791 4 46 19 65 102 .451 77 .755 2 28 16 44 55 .509 44 .800 0 16 10 26 35 .457 25 .714 0 12 4 16 22 .545 17 .773 0 14 0 14 27 .519 22 .815 2 10 0 10 21 .476 15 .714 1 5 3 8 14 .357 9 .643 0 3 0 3 8 .375 8 1.000 0 1 1 2 3 .333 2 .667 0 1 0 1 3 .333 2 .667 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 247 116 363 496 . 4 9 8 381 .768 10 MINUTES 137:26 320:49 378:11 836:26

GA 17 60 76 153

GAAVG 7.42 11.22 12.06 10.98

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SAVES 6 26 45 77

UP 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7

DN FPG-FPS GB 0 9-21 26 0 7-16 43 1 4-13 18 0 5-10 10 0 0-4 20 0 3-5 14 1 0-3 9 0 4-8 33 0 0-2 50 0 1-1 26 0 - 20 0 - 20 0 - 5 0 - 4 0 - 7 0 - 5 2 33-83 315

SAVE% .261 .302 .372 .335

W 0 5 5 10

Anna Koebley

DC T/O CT PEN-MIN RC YC GC 4 31 8 - 0 0 0 53 18 30 1-2.0 0 4 0 12 23 5 1-2.0 0 3 0 14 16 9 2-4.0 0 1 0 19 16 11 - 0 0 0 28 13 3 - 0 0 0 14 4 3 - 0 0 0 21 18 17 1-3.0 0 2 0 21 15 22 - 0 0 0 12 10 15 - 0 0 0 2 4 13 3-7.0 0 3 0 3 4 6 - 0 1 0 0 4 0 - 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 0 0 0 0 4 2 - 0 0 0 2 5 9 1-2.0 0 1 0 210 191 153 9-20.0 0 15 0 L 1 1 3 5

T 0 0 0 0

SHOTS FACED 28 124 144 296

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28 2013 Season Statistics 2013 Allegheny Statistical Leaders Goals 13 Kelsey Rodgers 21 McKenzie Bell 12 Kelly Dickson 14 Gusty Mead 4 Alyssa Rapelje

GP 15 15 15 13 15

G 61 50 46 28 16

A 5 58 19 16 10

Pts 66 108 65 44 26

Shots 115 91 102 55 35

Shots 13 Kelsey Rodgers 12 Kelly Dickson 21 McKenzie Bell 14 Gusty Mead 4 Alyssa Rapelje

GP 15 15 15 13 15

G 61 46 50 28 16

A Shots Shot% 5 115 .530 19 102 .451 58 91 .549 16 55 .509 10 35 .457

Assists 21 McKenzie Bell 12 Kelly Dickson 14 Gusty Mead 4 Alyssa Rapelje 13 Kelsey Rodgers

GP 15 15 13 15 15

G 50 46 28 16 61

A 58 19 16 10 5

Pts 108 65 44 26 66

Shots 91 102 55 35 115

Shot Pct. 21 McKenzie Bell 17 Anna Doten 13 Kelsey Rodgers 10 Jacqueline Morrow 14 Gusty Mead

GP 15 15 15 7 13

G 50 12 61 14 28

A Shots Shot% 58 91 .549 4 22 .545 5 115 .530 0 27 .519 16 55 .509

Ground Balls 15 Sara Schwartz 13 Kelsey Rodgers 11 Caren Lee 5 Carly Minsterman 21 McKenzie Bell

GP 15 15 15 14 15

No. 50 43 33 26 26

Shots on Goal 13 Kelsey Rodgers 12 Kelly Dickson 21 McKenzie Bell 14 Gusty Mead 4 Alyssa Rapelje

GP 15 15 15 13 15

G 61 46 50 28 16

A Shots 5 115 19 102 58 91 16 55 10 35

SOG SOG% 91 .791 77 .755 69 .758 44 .800 25 .714

raw Controls D 13 Kelsey Rodgers 17 Anna Doten 11 Caren Lee 15 Sara Schwartz 4 Alyssa Rapelje

GP 15 15 15 15 15

No. 53 28 21 21 19

Shots on Goal Pct. 5 Carly Minsterman 10 Jacqueline Morrow 14 Gusty Mead 13 Kelsey Rodgers 17 Anna Doten

GP 14 7 13 15 15

G 3 14 28 61 12

A Shots 0 8 0 27 16 55 5 115 4 22

SOG SOG% 8 1.000 22 .815 44 .800 91 .791 17 .773

Game-Winning Goals 13 Kelsey Rodgers 10 Jacqueline Morrow 12 Kelly Dickson 21 McKenzie Bell 11 Caren Lee

GP 15 7 15 15 15

No. 4 2 2 1 1

Caused Turnovers 13 Kelsey Rodgers 15 Sara Schwartz 11 Caren Lee 5 Carly Minsterman 3 Kellee Cribby

GP 15 15 15 14 15

No. 30 22 17 15 13

Player-Up Goals 13 Kelsey Rodgers 21 McKenzie Bell 11 Caren Lee

GP 15 15 15

No. 3 3 1

Player-Down Goals 12 Kelly Dickson 10 Jacqueline Morrow

GP 15 7

No. 1 1

Penalties 3 Kellee Cribby 14 Gusty Mead 20 Anna Koebley 11 Caren Lee 13 Kelsey Rodgers

GP 15 13 15 15 15

No. 3 2 1 1 1

Free-Position Goals 21 McKenzie Bell 13 Kelsey Rodgers 14 Gusty Mead 11 Caren Lee 12 Kelly Dickson

GP 15 15 13 15 15

No. 9 7 5 4 4

Penalty Minutes 3 Kellee Cribby 14 Gusty Mead 11 Caren Lee 12 Kelly Dickson 20 Anna Koebley

GP 15 13 15 15 15

No. 7.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 2.0

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Individual Game Highs

Allegheny Game Highs Points ......................39.................................vs DePauw .............................Apr. 20 .................................37...............................vs Franciscan .......................... Feb. 27 Goals .......................26.................................vs DePauw .............................Apr. 20 .................................23...............................vs Franciscan .......................... Feb. 27 Assists......................15..............................at Waynesburg ......................... Mar. 02 .................................14...............................vs Franciscan .......................... Feb. 27 Shots .......................45..............................at Waynesburg ......................... Mar. 02 .................................45...............................vs Franciscan .......................... Feb. 27 .................................45................................... vs Thiel .............................. Feb. 21 Shots on Goal...........36..............................at Waynesburg ......................... Mar. 02 .................................35...............................vs Franciscan .......................... Feb. 27 Saves .......................13...............................at Wittenberg .............................Apr. 6 .................................10........................... at Kenyon College .......................Apr. 13 Ground Balls ............31............................. at Pacific (Ore.) ........................ Mar. 21 .................................30.............................vs Frostburg St. ........................ Mar. 09 Turnovers..................21...............................at Wittenberg............................Apr. 06 .................................17..................................at Kenyon...............................Apr. 13 .................................17.................................vs Wooster..............................Apr. 02 Opp. Turnovers.........24..............................at Waynesburg.......................... Mar. 02 .................................23..................................at Oberlin...............................Apr. 16 .................................23............................. at Pacific (Ore.)......................... Mar. 21

POINTS

GOALS

ASSISTS

SHOTS

SHOTS ON GOAL

SAVES

GROUND BALLS

DRAW CONTROLS

CAUSED TURNOVER

12 10 10 10 10 9 8 8 7 7 15 14 11 11 13 10 8 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 4 4 4 4 4

McKenzie Bell Kelsey Rodgers Kelly Dickson McKenzie Bell McKenzie Bell Kelsey Rodgers Kelsey Rodgers McKenzie Bell McKenzie Bell McKenzie Bell Kelsey Rodgers Kelly Dickson Kelsey Rodgers Kelsey Rodgers Eliza Morgan Chloe Kedziora Sara Schwartz Sara Schwartz Kelsey Rodgers McKenzie Bell Alyssa Rapelje Sara Schwartz Anna Doten Kelsey Rodgers Anna Doten Kelsey Rodgers Kelsey Rodgers Kelsey Rodgers Sara Schwartz Caren Lee

vs Ohio Wesleyan vs Ohio Wesleyan at Pacific (Ore.) at Linfield vs Franciscan vs Ohio Wesleyan at Hiram at Waynesburg vs Ohio Wesleyan at Hiram at Oberlin College vs Thiel vs Ohio Wesleyan at Oberlin College at Wittenberg at Kenyon College at Wittenberg at Hiram at Oberlin College at Pacific (Ore.) at Saint Vincent vs Frostburg St. vs Franciscan vs Franciscan vs Thiel vs Denison at Pacific (Ore.) at Saint Vincent vs Frostburg St. at Waynesburg

Apr. 27 Apr. 27 Mar. 21 Mar. 18 Feb. 27 Apr. 27 Apr. 24 Mar. 02 Apr. 27 Apr. 24 Apr. 16 Feb. 21 Apr. 27 Apr. 16 Apr. 06 Apr. 13 Apr. 06 Apr. 24 Apr. 16 Mar. 21 Mar. 14 Mar. 09 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 21 Mar. 30 Mar. 21 Mar. 14 Mar. 09 Mar. 02

Team Game-By-Game Stats Date Opponent Feb. 21 THIEL Feb. 27 FRANCISCAN Mar. 02 Waynesburg Mar. 09 FROSTBURG ST. Mar. 14 Saint Vincent Mar. 18 Linfield Mar. 21 Pacific (Ore.) Mar. 30 DENISON Apr. 02 WOOSTER Apr. 06 Wittenberg Apr. 13 Kenyon College Apr. 16 Oberlin College Apr. 20 DEPAUW Apr. 24 Hiram Apr. 27 OHIO WESLEYAN TOTAL 247-153 Date Opponent Feb. 21 THIEL Feb. 27 FRANCISCAN Mar. 02 Waynesburg Mar. 09 FROSTBURG ST. Mar. 14 Saint Vincent Mar. 18 Linfield Mar. 21 Pacific (Ore.) Mar. 30 DENISON Apr. 02 WOOSTER Apr. 06 Wittenberg Apr. 13 Kenyon College Apr. 16 Oberlin College Apr. 20 DEPAUW Apr. 24 Hiram Apr. 27 OHIO WESLEYAN TOTAL

Score G 18-9 18 23-0 23 21-1 21 12-13 12 12-11 12 21-3 21 14-13 14 14-17 14 11-18 11 10-16 10 10-20 10 14-10 14 26-4 26 19-3 19 22-15 22 247 116

A Pts 12 30 14 37 15 36 2 14 6 18 8 29 7 21 3 17 5 16 2 12 5 15 6 20 13 39 8 27 10 32 363 496

Score 18-9 23-0 21-1 12-13 12-11 21-3 14-13 14-17 11-18 10-16 10-20 14-10 26-4 19-3 22-15 247-153

Sh Sog GW 45 32 1 45 35 1 45 36 1 32 22 0 31 20 1 27 22 1 33 28 1 27 22 0 21 16 0 26 20 0 18 15 0 34 23 1 36 31 1 38 30 1 38 29 1 381 10 7 GA 9 0 1 13 11 3 13 17 18 16 20 10 4 3 15 153

UP DN fpg-fps 1 0 0-2 0 0 1-3 0 0 1-3 0 0 1-3 0 1 3-13 1 0 0-0 0 0 2-9 1 1 6-17 3 0 3-7 0 0 3-7 0 0 0-1 1 0 2-5 0 0 3-3 0 0 5-6 0 0 3-4 2 33-83 315 GAAvg 9.00 4.50 3.56 5.84 6.88 6.23 7.20 8.44 9.51 10.16 11.06 10.97 10.43 10.66 10.98 10.98

GB 14 19 20 30 29 16 31 10 8 28 20 22 18 24 26 210

DC TO CT Pen-Min RC 15 7 5 0-0.0 0 21 8 11 0-0.0 0 16 15 12 0-0.0 0 11 14 9 0-0.0 0 15 16 17 1-2.0 0 12 6 14 1-2.0 0 12 16 18 0-0.0 0 13 14 10 5-10.0 0 13 17 9 0-0.0 0 7 21 4 0-0.0 0 12 17 3 0-0.0 0 12 9 8 0-0.0 0 18 12 10 0-0.0 0 16 9 9 0-0.0 0 17 10 14 2-6.0 0 191 153 9-20.0 0 15

Saves 5 0 1 3 5 3 5 9 9 13 10 5 5 1 3 77

Save% .357 .000 . 5 0 0 .188 .312 .500 . 2 7 8 . 3 4 6 .333 .448 .333 .333 .556 .250 .167 .335

YC 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 5 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 0

GC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Faced 16 2 2 19 20 8 24 32 30 36 40 25 15 5 22 296

Game-By-Game Comparison DATE OPPONENT SCORE Feb 21 THIEL 18-9 Feb 27 FRANCISCAN 23-0 Mar 02 Waynesburg 21-1 Mar 09 FROSTBURG ST. 12-13 Mar 14 Saint Vincent 12-11 Mar 18 Linfield 21-3 Mar 21 Pacific (Ore.) 14-13 Mar 30 DENISON 14-17 Apr 02 WOOSTER 11-18 Apr 6 Wittenberg 10-16 Apr 13 Kenyon College 10-20 Apr 16 Oberlin College 14-10 Apr 20 DEPAUW 26-4 Apr 24 Hiram 19-3 Apr 27 OHIO WESLEYAN 22-15 Totals 247-153

GOALS 18/9 23/0 21/1 12/13 12/11 21/3 14/13 14/17 11/18 10/16 10/20 14/10 26/4 19/3 22/15 247/153

ASSISTS 12/5 14/0 15/1 2/8 6/2 8/2 7/1 3/13 5/10 2/4 5/10 6/3 13/1 8/1 10/7 116/68

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SHOTS 45/16 45/2 45/2 32/19 31/20 27/8 33/24 27/32 21/30 26/36 18/40 34/25 36/15 38/5 38/22 496/296

ON GOAL GB 32/14 14/10 35/0 19/7 36/2 20/16 22/16 30/25 20/16 29/33 22/6 16/6 28/18 31/20 22/26 10/13 16/27 8/11 20/29 28/26 15/30 20/31 23/15 22/15 31/9 18/13 30/4 24/7 29/18 26/23 381/230 315/256 1

T/O 7/15 8/17 15/24 14/19 16/21 6/14 16/23 14/12 17/13 21/20 17/11 9/23 12/20 9/15 10/22 91/269

CLEARS PENALTIES 14-14/9-9 0-0.0/0-0.0 6-6/5-5 0-0.0/0-0.0 8-9/5-16 0-0.0/0-0.0 10-12/9-17 0-0.0/2-1.0 8-9/4-8 1-2.0/0-0.0 17-17/8-8 1-2.0/1-2.0 14-17/12-15 0-0.0/0-0.0 18-19/19-20 5-10.0/2-4.0 9-14/13-15 0-0.0/0-0.0 17-21/11-15 0-0.0/0-0.0 0-0/0-0 0-0.0/0-0.0 13-16/10-17 0-0.0/3-7.0 16-17/7-11 0-0.0/1-3.0 9-11/7-10 0-0.0/0-0.0 13-14/10-10 2-6.0/2-6.0 172-196/129-176 9-20.0/11-23.0

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30 Allegheny Record Book Individual Game Records Points 12 Jensen Paterson Medaille 03/15/11 11 Jill Michalski Alfred 04/02/95 10 Jensen Paterson OWU 03/26/11 9 Meg Grossman Frostburg St. 03/10/09 8 8 times* Last, Jensen Paterson v. Wittenberg 04/28/11

Goals 9 Kelsey Rodgers Ohio Wesleyan 04/27/13 9 Jill Michalski Alfred 04/02/95 8 Jensen Paterson Wittenberg 04/23/11 8 Christina Zanic Bridgewater St. 03/17/08 8 Barb Eklund St. John Fisher 03/10/99 8 Jill Michalski OWU 04/15/95

Saves 28 Julie Crowe OWU 04/16/95 24 Jen Jenks Denison 05/01/97 22 Julie Crowe OWU 04/15/95 22 Julie Crowe Wooster 03/10/09 20 Stephany Hart OWU 04/28/01

Assists 9, Jensen Paterson Medaille

8 McKenzie Bell Waynesburg 7 2 times* Last, McKenzie Bell Ohio Wesleyan 6 McKenzie Bell Franciscan

03/15/11 03/02/13 04/27/13 02/27/13

Individual Season Records Points 1. Jensen Paterson 112 2. McKenzie Bell 106 3. Kiah Voyer-Colbath 75 4. Kelly Dickson 67 5. Kiah Voyer-Colbath 68 6. Jensen Paterson 66

Jensen Paterson 66 7. Kelsey Rodgers 64 8. Jill Michalski 62 9. Meg Grossman 59 10. Jensen Paterson 57 11. Monique Villanueva 54 12. Ashley Hughes 51

‘11 ‘13 ‘12 ‘13 ‘11 ‘10 ‘09 ‘13 ‘95 ‘10 ‘08 ‘12 ‘08

Goals 1. Jensen Paterson 2. Kiah Voyer-Colbath

Kelsey Rodgers 3. Kiah Voyer-Colbath 4. Jill Michalski 5. Jensen Paterson 6. Meg Grossman

Jensen Paterson

McKenzie Bell 7. Kelly Dickson 8. Barbara Eklund 9. Jensen Paterson 10. Emily Deering

74 60 60 59 58 53 51 51 51 47 45 44 43

‘11 ‘11 ‘13 ‘12 ‘95 ‘09 ‘10 ‘10 ‘13 ‘13 ‘99 ‘08 ‘03

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2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Assists Makenzie Bell 55 Jensen Paterson 38 Monique Villanueva 27 Kelly Dickson 20 Jane Popelka 17 Ashley Hughes 16 Christina Zanic 16 Kiah Voyer-Colbath 16 Gusty Mead 16 Jensen Paterson 15 Jensen Paterson 13 Jensen Paterson 13 Ashley Hughes 13

‘13 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 ‘97 ‘08 ‘10 ‘12 ‘13 ‘10 ‘09 ‘08 ‘06

Saves 1. Melissa Pastrick

Julie Crowe 3. Julie Crowe 4. Lesley Stange

Devin McCue 6. Stephany Hart 7. Lesley Stange 8. Jennifer Jenks 9. Devin McCue 10. Beth McLaughlin

177 177 159 156 156 151 149 148 126 125

‘96 ‘95 ‘94 ‘08 ‘00 ‘01 ‘06 ‘97 ‘99 ‘03

Saves 1. Lesley Strange 2. Beth McLaughlin 3. Julie Crowe 4. Devin McCue 5. Stephany Hart 6. Becca O’Shurak 7. Melissa Pastrick 8. Rachael Coons 9. Jennifer Jenks 10. Carly Minsterman

497 355 336 282 269 237 226 201 195 124

‘05-’08 ‘02-’04 ‘94-’95 ‘99-’02 ‘98-’01 ‘08-’11 ‘96-’97 ‘07-’10 ‘97-’99 ‘12

Individual Career Records Points 1. Jensen Paterson 300 ‘08-’11 2. Kiah Voyer-Colbath 232 ‘09-’12 3. Ashley Hughes 179 ‘05-’08 4. Meg Grossman 147 ‘07-’10 5. Emily Deering 144 ‘03-’06 6. Christina Zanic 137 ‘07-’10 7. Kelly Dickson 127 ‘11-Pres.

8. Eleni Kacoyianni 119 ‘96-’99 9. Ashley Lemmon 116 ‘02-’05 10. Kelsey Rodgers 114 ‘12-Pres.

11. McKenzie Bell 108 ‘13-Pres.

12. Jill Michalski 102 ‘94-’95

Lesley Strange

Goals 1. Jensen Paterson 221 ‘08-’11 2. Kiah Voyer-Colbath 196 ‘09-’12 3. Ashley Hughes 125 ‘05-’08 4. Emily Deering 123 ‘03-’06 5. Meg Grossman 118 ‘07-’10 6. Christina Zanic 104 ‘07-’10 7. Kelly Dickson 101 ‘11-Pres.

8. Kelsey Rodgers 99 ‘12-Pres.

9. Eleni Kacoyianni 91 ‘96-’99 Jill Michalski 91 ‘94-’95 10. Ashley Lemon 87 ‘02-’05 11. Abby Silvester 80 ‘08-’11

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Assists 1. Jensen Paterson 2. McKenzie Bell 3. Ashley Hughes 4. Kiah Voyer-Colbath 5. Christina Zanic 6. Ashley Lemmon Meg Grossman 7. Eleni Kacoyianni 8. Jane Popelka 9. Kelly Dickson 10. Ashley Rogerson Abby Silvester

79 ‘08-’11 58 ‘13-Pres.

54 ‘05-’08 36 ‘09-’12 33 ‘07-’10 29 ‘02-’05 29 ‘07-’10 28 ‘96-’99 27 ‘95-’98 26 ‘11-Pres.

25 ‘03-’06 25 ‘08-’11

Jensen Paterson

Wins 1. Lesley Stange 2. Becca O’Shurak 3. Beth McLaughlin 4. Rachael Coons 5. Devin McCue

26 18 17 10 9

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Team Single-Game Records Points 39 37 36 35 32

DePauw 04/20/13 Franciscan 02/27/13 Waynesburg 03/02/13 Oberlin 04/16/11 Ohio Wesleyan 04/27/13

Goals 26 23 22 22 22

DePauw Franciscan Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin Frostburg St.

04/20/13 02/27/13 04/27/13 04/16/11 03/10/09

Saves 29 28 27

Mercyhurst 04/28/96 OWU 04/16/94 Denison 04/02/94

Assists 15 Waynesburg 03/02/13 14 Franciscan 02/27/13 13 DePauw 04/20/13 13 Oberlin 04/16/11 13 Waynesburg 03/16/11

All-Time Award Winners IWLCA All-American 2011: Jensen Paterson (3rd) IWLCA All-West Region 2013: Sara Schwartz (1st)

McKenzie Bell (2nd)

Carly Minsterman (2nd)

Kelsey Rodgers (2nd) 2012: Kiah Voyer-Colbath (1st) 2011: Jensen Paterson (1st) Kiah Voyer-Colbath (2nd) 2010: Jensen Paterson (1st) Meg Grossman (1st) 2009: Caitlin Harvey (1st) Jensen Paterson (2nd) 2006: Emily Deering (1st) Ashley Rogerson (1st) Ashley Hughes (2nd) 2005: Ashley Rogerson (1st) Emily Deering (2nd) Ashley Hughes (2nd) 2004: Emily Deering (1st) Ashley Rogerson (2nd) 2003: Emily Deering (2nd) All-NCAC Selections 2013: McKenzie Bell (1st)

Kelsey Rodgers (1st)

Sara Schwartz (1st)

Kelly Dickson (HM)

Carly Minsterman (HM) 2012: Kiah Voyer-Colbath (1st)

Monique Villanueva (2nd)

Kelsey Rodgers (2nd)

Brennane Maine (HM)

Sara Schwartz (HM) 2011: Jensen Paterson (1st) Kiah Voyer-Colbath (1st) Abby Silvester (2nd)

Colleen Silky (2nd)

Brennan Maine (HM)

Kellee Cribby (HM) 2010: Meg Grossman (1st)

Emily Hoar (1st) Jensen Paterson (1st)

Abby Silvester (2nd) Kiah Voyer-Colbath (HM)

Christina Zanic (HM) 2009: Meg Grossman (2nd)

Cailin Harvey (2nd)

Katie Murphy (2nd) Jensen Paterson (1st) Kiah Voyer-Colbath (2nd) 2008: Laura Hoch (HM)

Ashley Hughes (2nd)

Katie Murphy (2nd) Jensen Paterson (1st)

Christina Zanic (HM) 2007: Michelle Dudevoir (2nd)

Meg Grossman (HM)

Ashley Huges (1st) 2006: Emily Deering (1st) Michelle Dudevoir (HM)

Lauren Hoch (HM)

Ashley Hughes (1st)

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2004:

2003: 2002:

2001:

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1998:

1997:

1996: 1995:

1994:

Ashley Rogerson (1st) Kelly Towns (HM) Joan Anderson (2nd) Emily Deering (1st) Ashley Hughes (1st) Ashley Lemmon (2nd) Ashley Rogerson (1st)

Kelly Towns (2nd) Joan Anderson (2nd) Emily Deering (1st) Liz Geller (2nd) Ashley Lemmon (2nd) Danie Parsons (2nd) Ashley Rogerson (1st) Emily Deering (1st) Ashley Lemmon (2nd) Rebecca Ozimek (HM)

Liz Geller (2nd) Devin McCue (HM)

Robin Lill (HM) Devin McCue (HM) K.C. Hartwig (2nd) Jessica Jones (HM) Robin Lill (HM) Barbara Eklund (2nd) K.C. Hartwig (HM) Jessica Jones (HM) Eleni Kacoyianni (HM) Eleni Kacoyianni (HM) Jane Popelka (HM) Jodie Evans (HM) Jessica Jones (HM) Eleni Kacoyianni (HM) Jodie Evans (HM) Eleni Kacoyianni (HM)

Kate Dillon (HM) Jill Michalski (1st) Jill Michalski (2nd)

Robin Lill

Laura Hoch

Abby Silvester

Emily Hoar

Caitlin Harvey

Emily Deering

K.C. Hartwig

Colleen Silky

NCAC 30th Anniversary AllDecade Team Ashley Hughes ‘08 Jensen Paterson ‘11 Kiah Voyer-Colbath ‘12 NCAC Player of the Year Kiah Voyer-Colbath, 2012 Jensen Paterson, 2011 NCAC Defender of the Year Emily Deering, 2006 NCAC Newcomer of the Year Kiah Voyer-Colbath, 2009 Emily Deering, 2003 Barbara Eklund, 1999 NCAC Coach of the Year Paula Bonus, 2004

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32 Year-by-Year Results 1994^ (2-10, 1-6 NCAC) Coach: John Wilcher vs. Oberlin L at Wooster L at Denison* L vs. Wooster* L at Earlham* L at Wittenberg* L at Kenyon* L vs. Ohio Wesleyan* W at. Oberlin* L vs. Kenyon L at Denison# L vs. Buffalo State W ^ - Indicates inaugural season * - Indicates NCAC contest # - Indicates NCAC Tournament

1-21 8-22 1-20 3-18 4-17 5-11 5-18 9-8 3-15 7-8 4-22 16-1

1995 (4-10, 1-6 NCAC) Coach: John Wilcher at Oberlin L 1-17 at Alfred W 7-4 vs. Denison* L 5-22 vs. Alfred W 15-1 at Wooster* L 4-15 vs. Earlham* L, 12-13 vs. Wittenberg* W 10-4 at Buffalo State W 12-6 at Wooster L 13-24 at Ohio Wesleyan* L 10-16 vs. Oberlin* L 3-19 at Kenyon* L 7-13 at Wittenberg L 9-17 at Oberlin# L 9-16 * - Indicates NCAC contest # - Indicates NCAC Tournament 1996 (4-10, 2-5 NCAC) Coach: John Wilcher vs. Conn. College @ L at Alfred L vs. Kenyon* W vs. Wooster* L at Oberlin* L vs. Ohio Wesleyan* L vs. Buffalo State W at Denison* L at Wooster L at Earlham* W at Wittenberg* L vs. Gannon L vs. Mercyhurst W at Oberlin# L * - Indicates NCAC contest # - Indicates NCAC Tournament @ - Played in Hilton Head, S.C.

1-16 3-4 12-6 4-14 4-13 3-10 11-0 1-19 5-11 6-13 7-13 8-13 15-1 6-15

1997 (6-10, 2-5 NCAC) Coach: John Wilcher vs. Conn. College @ L 3-20 vs. Alfred L 8-11 at Kenyon* L 6-9 vs. Oberlin* L 4-15 at Ohio Wesleyan* L 3-7 at Wooster* L 11-12 at Buffalo State W 16-11 at Oberlin* L 0-17 vs. Grove City W 10-6 at Mercyhurst W 12-9 vs. Earlham* W 16-7 vs. Wittenberg* W 8-3 at Fredonia State W 8-5 at Gannon L 5-21 vs. Denison* L 5-15 at Denison# L 10-13 * - Indicates NCAC contest # - Indicates NCAC Tournament @ - Played in Panama City, Fla. 1998 (2-12, 1-6 NCAC) Coach: John Wilcher vs. St. Lawrence @ L 5-15 at Alfred L 4-18 vs. Fredonia State% L 8-15 vs. LeMoyne% L 8-11 at Oberlin* L 2-16 at Earlham* W 10-4 at Wittenberg* L 10-11 vs. Buffalo State W 16-5 vs. Ohio Wesleyan* L 8-22 vs. Wooster* L 9-17 vs. Kenyon* L 14-17 vs. Fredonia State L 3-13 vs. Gannon L 3-16 at Denison* L 2-23 * - Indicates NCAC contest % - Wittenberg Invitational @ - Played in Panama City, Fla.

1999 (4-9, 2-5 NCAC) Coach: Maureen Hager vs. Fredonia State% L 12-23 vs. Earlham% W 14-4 at Wooster* L 11-15 at Kenyon* L 10-15 at Buffalo State W 10-8 at Ohio Wesleyan* L 5-18 vs. Alfred L 3-20 vs. Earlham* W 20-5 vs. Wittenberg* W 5-4 at Fredonia State L 9-13 vs. Oberlin* L 6-14 vs. Denison* L 7-23 at Oberlin# L 5-17 * - Indicates NCAC contest # - Indicates NCAC Tournament % - Wittenberg Invitational 2000 (5-8, 1-6 NCAC) Coach: Maureen Hager at St. Vincent Fisher L 12-16 vs. Fredonia State W 14-8 at. St. Vincent W 14-4 at Wittenberg* L 4-16 at Earlham* W 10-4 vs. Wooster* L 3-17 vs. Kenyon* L 2-16 at Denison* L 0-21 vs. St. Vincent W 15-4 at Oberlin* L 5-11 vs. IUP L 8-17 vs. Buffalo State W 13-7 vs. Ohio Wesleyan* L 5-14 * - Indicates NCAC contest 2001 (3-9, 1-6 NCAC) Coach: Stephanie Pavlick at Fredonia State L 3-14 at Wooster* L 3-17 at Kenyon* L 2-17 at Medaille W 18-1 vs. Denison* L 1-23 vs. Oberlin* L 5-11 vs. St. Vincent L 8-12 vs. Wittenberg* L 5-16 vs. Earlham* W 13-4 at Buffalo State W 8-6 at IUP L 6-15 at Ohio Wesleyan* L 2-5 * - Indicates NCAC contest 2002 (5-9, 2-5 NCAC) Coach: Stephanie Pavlick vs. Vassar% L 6-15 vs. St Lawrence% L 8-14 vs. Buffalo State W 9-8 vs. IUP L 7-16 at Earlham* W 11-10 at Wittenberg*(^) L 12-13 vs. Medaille W 12-1 vs. Ohio Wesleyan*(^) W 8-7 at St. Vincent L 8-14 vs. Fredonia State W 9-6 vs. Kenyon* L 6-17 vs. Wooster* L 4-13 at Oberlin* L 7-11 at Denison* L 3-17 * - Indicates NCAC contest (^) - Indicates Overtime contest % - Played in Panama City, Fla. 2003 (4-9, 2-5 NCAC) Coach: Paul Bonus vs. Vassar% L 9-11 vs. Clarkson% L 3-10 vs. Buffalo State W 9-8 at Fredonia State L 6-8 at Kenyon* L 6-12 at IUP L 8-16 vs. Earlham* W 11-1 at Ohio Wesleyan* L 13-14 vs. St. Vincent (^) W 8-7 vs. Oberlin* W 13-7 vs. Denison* L 11-12 vs. Wittenberg* L 6-12 at Wooster* L 3-16 * - Indicates NCAC contest (^) - Indicates Overtime contest % - Played in Panama City, Fla. 2004 (8-6, 3-3 NCAC) Coach: Paul Bonus vs. Vassar% W 15-4 vs. New England% W 12-6 at Denison* L 6-8 at St. Vincent L 12-16 at Wittenberg* L 4-8 at Buffalo State L 4-10 vs. Fredonia State W 9-7

at Lycoming W 14-10 vs. Oberlin* W 19-6 vs. Ohio Wesleyan* W 15-10 vs. Kenyon* W 13-9 vs. Wooster* L 5-8 vs. Denison# W 11-10 vs. Wooster# L 6-10 * - Indicates NCAC contest # - Indicates NCAC Tournament % - Played in W. Palm Beach Fla. 2005 (8-6, 3-3 NCAC) Coach: Paul Bonus vs. Central Conn.% L 4-11 vs. Western Conn.% W 11-2 vs. Fredonia State% W 10-4 at Notre Dame (OH) W 19-3 vs. Buffalo State L 5-13 vs. Wittenberg* W 11-7 vs. St. Vincent W 14-8 vs. Medaille W 18-3 vs. Denison* (^^) L 7-8 at Kenyon* W 7-6 vs. Oberlin* W 14-2 at Ohio Wesleyan* L 6-10 at Wooster* L 11-12 vs. Denison# L 8-9 * - Indicates NCAC contest # - Indicates NCAC Tournament (^^) - Double overtime % - Played in Wellington, Fla. 2006 (9-7, 4-2 NCAC) Coach: Lynn Zlotkowski vs. New England% W 8-3 vs. Franklin Pierce% W 10-3 vs. Wellesley% L 8-9 vs. Geneseo L 4-9 vs. Ohio Wesleyan* L 9-15 vs. Wooster* L 8-14 at Buffalo State (^) W 9-8 at Wittenberg* W 14-9 vs. Notre Dame (OH) W 16-7 at Denison* W 10-7 at St. Vincent L 9-10 at Oberlin* W 14-10 vs. Kenyon* W 15-9 at Fredonia State L 5-9 vs. Ohio Wesleyan# W 9-7 vs. Denison# L 7-11 * - Indicates NCAC contest # - Indicates NCAC Tournament (^) - Indicates overtime contest % - Played in Wellington, Fla. 2007 (4-9, 2-4 NCAC) Coach: Lynn Zlotkowski vs. Buffalo State L 11-20 vs. Plymouth State% L 4-18 vs. Frostburg State% W 13-12 vs. Morrisville Statae% W 20-10 vs. Fredonia State L 3-12 at Ohio Wesleyan* L 8-17 at Kenyon* L 9-15 at St. Vincent L 9-17 vs. Denison* L 6-14 at Geneseo L 8-22 vs. Oberlin* W 17-13 at Wooster* L 7-14 vs. Wittenberg* (^^) W 18-17 * - Indicates NCAC contest (^^) - Double overtime % - Played in Wellington, Fla. 2008 (7-9, 4-2 NCAC) Coach: Paula Habel at Buffalo State L, 3-16 at RIT L 6-11 vs. Springfield Coll.% L 6-19 vs. Bridgewater State% W 18-17 vs. FDU-Florham% L 10-21 vs. Notre Dame (OH) L 5-11 vs. Ohio Wesleyan* W 13-5 vs. Wash. & Jeff.

W 20-9 at Fredonia State L 7-15 at Oberlin* W 18-17 at Denison* L 11-14 vs. Wooster* L 10-14 at Wittenberg* W 13-12 vs. St. Vincent W 15-5 vs. Kenyon* W 14-9 at Ohio Wesleyan# L 9-13 * - Indicates NCAC contest # - Indicates NCAC Tournament % - Played in W. Palm Beach, Fla. 2009 (5-10, 2-4 NCAC) Coach: Paula Habel vs. Frostburg State W 22-14

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vs. RIT L vs. Keene State% L vs. Mount Holyoke% L vs. Smith% W at Ohio Wesleyan* L at Wash. & Jeff.

W vs. Oberlin* W at Wooster* L vs. Fredonia State L vs. Wittenberg* W at Notre Dame (OH) L at Kenyon* L at St. Vincent L vs. Denison* L * - Indicates NCAC contest % - Played in Wellington, Fla.

8-14 10-13 12-15 16-5 16-17 21-17 23-10 11-17 9-15 17-9 10-12 13-20 14-17 13-14

2010 (9-8, 4-2 NCAC) Coach: Paula Habel at Frostburg State L 12-14 vs. Alfred W 13-11 vs. Western Connecticut^ L 17-21 vs. Southern Maine^ L 14-19 vs. Ohio Wesleyan* W 15-8 vs. Medaille W 21-3 vs. Wooster* (^^) L 11-14 at Wittenberg* L 11-12 vs. Wash. & Jeff.

L 7-11 vs. Kenyon* W 13-11 at Fredonia State L 8-19 at Waynesburg W 18-2 at Denison* W 11-10 at Oberlin* W 19-11 vs. North Central Coll. W 16-12 vs. Saint Vincent W 9-8 vs. Wooster% L 9-13 ^ - Played in Florida (#) - Double overtime * - Indicates NCAC Contest % - Indicates NCAC Tournament 2011 (12-6, 4-2 NCAC) Coach: Stephanie Janice vs. Frostburg State L 10-18 vs. Lycoming W 16-6 at Adrian L 9-19 vs. Buffalo State% L 4-17 vs. Medaille W 21-3 vs. Waynesburg W 19-0 at Occidental W 11-9 at Pomona-Pitzer W 14-10 at Ohio Wesleyan* W 15-12 at Alfred W 19-16 at Kenyon * L 7-10 at Wash & Jeff (^) W 18-17 vs. Denison* L 11-13

at St. Vincent W 12-9 vs. Oberlin* W 22-4 at Wooster W 14-13 vs. Wittenberg*(^^) W 12-11 vs. Wooster# L 10-14 * - Indicates NCAC contest # - Indicates NCAC Tournament (^) - Overtime (^^) - Double overtime % - Played in Adrian, Mich.

2012 (9-9, 2-4 NCAC) Coach: Stephanie Janice at Fredonia State L 6-17 at Thiel W 17-8 at Lycoming W 17-11 vs. Adrian (^) L 15-16 vs. Medaille W 20-4 at C-M-S $ W 15-14 at Occidental $ L 12-21 at Waynesburg W 19-2 vs. Ohio Wesleyan* W 15-10 vs. Wash&Jeff L 11-14 at Denison* L 10-17 vs. St. Vincent W 16-5 at Oberlin* L 8-10 vs. Wooster*(^^^) L 14-15 at Wittenberg* L 6-21 at Otterbein W 19-10 vs. Kenyon* W 11-10 at Wittenberg# L 5-12 (^) - Overtime (^^^) - Triple Overtime $ - Played in Pasadena, Calif. * - Indicates NCAC contest # - Indicates NCAC Tournament 2013 (10-5, 4-4 NCAC) Coach: Stephanie Janice at Thiel W 18-9 vs. Franciscan W 23-0 at Waynesburg W 21-1 vs. Frostburg State (^) L 12-13 at Saint Vincent W 12-11 vs. Linfield% W 21-3 vs. Pacific% W 14-13 vs. Denison* L 14-17 vs. Wooster* L 11-18 at Wittenberg* L 10-16 at Kenyon* L 10-20 at Oberlin* W 14-10 vs. DePauw* W 26-4 vs. Hiram* W 19-3 vs. Ohio Wesleyan* W 22-15 (^) - Overtime % - Played in Portland, Ore. * - Indicates NCAC Contest

Mar. 30, 1994 - Allegheny women’s lacrosse participates in the first varsity game in program history against Oberlin at Robertson field.

Later in the year, the Gators would pick up the first win in program history , 9-8, over North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) rival Ohio Wesleyan

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All-Time Opponent Series Team First Played First Victory Last Victory Series Rec. Last 10 Adrian 2011 -- --- 0-2 --Alfred State 1995 1995 2011 4-4 --Bridgewater State 2008 2008 2008 1-0 --Buffalo State 1994 1994 2006 11-5 5-5 Central Conn.

2005 --- --- 0-1 --Clarkson 2003 --- --- 0-1 --Clermont-Mudd-Scripts 2012 2012 2012 1-0 --Connecticut College 1996 --- --- 0-2 --Denison 1994 2004 2010 3-22 2-8 DePauw 2013 2013 2013 1-0 --Earlham 1994 1996 2003 9-2 9-1 FDU-Florham 2008 --- --- 0-1 --Franciscan 2013 2013 2013 1-0 --Franklin Pierce 2006 2006 2006 1-0 --Fredonia State 1997 1997 2009 6-12 3-7 Frostburg State 2007 2007 2007 1-3 --Gannon 1996 --- --- 0-3 --Grove City 1997 1997 1997 1-0 --Hiram 2013 2013 2013 1-0 --Indiana (Pa.) 2000 --- --- 0-4 --Kenne State 2009 --- --- 0-1 --Kenyon 1994 1996 2012 7-14 6-4 LeMoyne 1998 --- --- 0-2 --Linfield 2013 2013 2013 0-1 --Lycoming 2004 2004 2012 3-0 --Medaille 2001 2001 2012 6-0 --Mercyhurst 1996 1996 1997 2-0 ---

Team First Played First Victory Last Victory Series Rec. Last 10 Morrisville State 2007 2007 2007 1-0 --Mount Holyoke 2009 --- --- 0-1 --New England College 2004 2004 2010 3-0 --Notre Dame (Ohio) 2005 2005 2006 2-2 --Oberlin 1994 2004 2012 10-16 9-1 Occidental 2011 2011 2011 1-1 --Ohio Wesleyan 1994 1994 2013 8-13 6-4 Otterbein 2012 2012 2012 1-0 --Pacific 2013 2013 2013 1-0 --Plymouth State 2007 --- --- 0-1 --Pomona-Pitzer 2011 2011 2011 1-0 --RIT 2008 --- --- 0-2 --Saint Vincent 2000 2000 2013 9-6 6-4 Smith 2009 2009 2009 1-0 --Southern Maine 2010 --- --- 0-1 --Springfield 2008 --- --- 0-1 --St. John Fisher 2000 --- --- 0-1 --St. Lawrence 1998 --- --- 0-2 --SUNY Geneseo 2006 --- --- 0-2 --Thiel 2012 2012 2013 2-0 --Vassar 2002 2004 2004 1-2 --Wash. & Jeff.

2008 2008 2011 3-2 --Waynesburg 2010 2010 2013 4-0 --Wellesley 2006 --- --- 0-1 --Western Conn.

2005 2005 2005 1-1 --Wittenberg 1994 1995 2011 9-13 6-4 Wooster 1994 2011 2011 1-25 1-9

All-Time Opponent Game-by-Game Adrian Series: 0-2 2011.....A........ L.............. 9-19 2012.....H........ L.......15-16 OT Alfred State Series: 4-4 1995.....A........ W............... 7-4 1995.....H........ W............. 15-1 1996.....A........ L................ 3-4 1997.....H........ L.............. 8-11 1998.....A........ L.............. 4-18 1999.....H........ L.............. 3-20 2010.....H........ W........... 13-11 2011.....A........ W........... 19-16 Bridgewater State Series: 1-0 2008.....N........ W........... 18-17 Buffalo State Series: 11-5 1994.....H........ W............. 16-1 1995.....A........ W............. 12-6 1996.....H........ W............. 11-0 1997.....A........ W........... 16-11 1998.....H........ W............. 16-5 1999.....A........ W............. 10-8 2000.....H........ W............. 13-7 2001.....A........ W............... 8-6 2002.....H........ W............... 9-8 2003.....H........ W............... 9-8 2004.....A........ L.............. 4-10 2005.....H........ L.............. 5-13 2006.....A........ W..........9-8 OT 2007.....H........ L............ 11-20 2008.....A........ L.............. 3-16 2011.....N........ L.............. 4-17 Central Connecticut Series: 0-1 2005.....N........ L.............. 4-11 Clarkson Series: 0-1 2003.....N........ L.............. 3-10 Clermont-Mudd-Scripts Series: 1-0

2012.....A........ W........... 15-14 Connecticut College Series: 0-2 1996.....N........ L.............. 1-16 1997.....N........ L.............. 3-20 Denison Series: 3-22 1994.....A........ L.............. 1-20 1994.....A........ L.............. 4-22 1995.....H........ L.............. 5-22 1996.....A........ L.............. 1-19 1997.....H........ L.............. 5-15 1997*...A........ L............ 10-13 1998.....A........ L.............. 2-23 1999.....H........ L.............. 7-23 2000.....A........ L.............. 0-21 2001.....H........ L.............. 1-23 2002.....A........ L.............. 3-17 2003.....H........ L............ 11-12 2004.....A........ L................ 6-8 2004.....H........ W........... 11-10 2005.....H........ L.........7-8 2OT 2005*...H........ L................ 8-9 2006.....A........ W............. 10-7 2006.....H........ L.............. 7-11 2007.....H........ L.............. 6-14 2008.....A........ L............ 11-14 2009.....H........ L............ 13-14 2010.....A........ W........... 11-10 2011.....H........ L............ 11-13 2012.....A........ L............ 10-17 2013.....H........ L............ 14-17 DePauw Series: 1-0 2013.....H........ W............. 26-4 Earlham Series: 9-2 1994.....A........ L.............. 4-17 1995.....H........ L............ 12-13 1996.....A........ W............. 6-13 1997.....H........ W............. 16-7 1998.....A........ W............. 10-4 1999.....N........ W............. 14-4

1999.....H........ W............. 20-5 2000.....A........ W............. 10-4 2001.....H........ W............. 13-4 2002.....A........ W........... 11-10 2003.....H........ W............. 11-1 FDU-Florham Series: 0-1 2008.....N........ L............ 10-21 Franciscan Series: 1-0 2013.....H........ W............. 23-0 Franklin Pierce Series: 1-0 2006.....N........ W............. 10-3 Fredonia State Series: 6-12 1997.....A........ W............... 8-5 1998.....N........ L.............. 8-15 1998.....H........ L.............. 3-13 1999.....N........ L............ 12-23 1999.....A........ L.............. 9-13 2000.....H........ W............. 14-8 2001.....A........ L.............. 3-14 2002.....H........ W............... 9-6 2003.....A........ L................ 6-8 2004.....H........ W............... 9-7 2005.....N........ W............. 10-4 2006.....A........ L................ 5-9 2007.....H........ L.............. 3-12 2008.....A........ L.............. 7-15 2009.....H........ L.............. 9-15 2009.....H........ W........... 22-14 2010.....A........ L.............. 8-19 2012.....A........ L.............. 6-17 Frostburg State Series: 1-3 2007.....N........ W........... 13-12 2010.....A........ L............ 12-14 2011.....H........ L............ 10-18 2013.....H........ L.......12-13 OT Gannon Series: 0-3

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1996.....H........ L.............. 8-13 1997.....A........ L.............. 5-21 1998.....H........ L.............. 3-16

LeMoyne Series: 0-1 1998.....N........ L.............. 8-11

Grove City Series: 1-0 1997.....H........ W............. 10-6

Linfield Series: 1-0 2013.....N........ W............. 21-3

Hiram Series: 1-0 2013.....A........ W............. 19-3

Lycoming Series: 3-0 2004.....A........ W........... 14-10 2011.....H........ W............. 16-6 2012.....A........ W........... 17-11

Indiana (Pa.) Series: 0-4 2000.....H........ L.............. 8-17 2001.....A........ L.............. 6-15 2002.....H........ L.............. 7-16 2003.....A........ L.............. 8-16 Keene State Series: 0-1 2009.....N........ L............ 10-13 Kenyon Series: 7-14 1994.....A........ L.............. 5-18 1994.....H........ L................ 7-8 1995.....A........ L.............. 7-13 1996.....H........ W............. 12-6 1997.....A........ L................ 6-9 1998.....H........ L............ 14-17 1999.....A........ L............ 10-15 2000.....H........ L.............. 2-16 2001.....A........ L.............. 2-17 2002.....H........ L.............. 6-17 2003.....A........ L.............. 6-12 2004.....H........ W............. 13-9 2005.....A........ W............... 7-6 2006.....H........ W............. 15-9 2007.....A........ L.............. 9-15 2008.....H........ W............. 14-9 2009.....A........ L............ 13-20 2010.....H........ W........... 13-11 2011.....A........ L.............. 7-10 2012.....H........ W........... 11-10 2013.....A........ L............ 10-20

Medaille Series: 6-0 2001.....A........ W............. 18-1 2002.....H........ W............. 12-1 2005.....H........ W............. 18-3 2010.....H........ W............. 21-3 2011.....H........ W............. 21-3 2012.....H........ W............. 20-4 Mercyhurst Series: 2-0 1996.....H........ W............. 15-1 1997.....A........ W............. 12-9 Morrisville State Series: 1-0 2007.....N........ W........... 20-10 Mount Holyoke Series: 0-1 2009.....N........ L............ 12-15 New England College Series: 3-0 2004.....N........ W............. 12-6 2006.....N........ W............... 8-3 2010.....H........ W........... 16-12 Notre Dame (Ohio) Series: 2-2 2005.....A........ W............. 19-3 2006.....H........ W............. 16-7 2008.....H........ L.............. 5-11 2009.....A........ L............ 10-12

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34 Opponent History • Coaching History All-Time Opponent Game-by-Game Oberlin Series: 10-16 1994.....H........ L.............. 1-21 1994.....A........ L.............. 3-15 1995.....A........ L.............. 1-17 1995.....H........ L.............. 3-19 1995*...A........ L.............. 9-16 1996.....A........ L.............. 4-13 1996*...A........ L.............. 6-15 1997.....H........ L.............. 4-15 1997.....A........ L.............. 0-17 1998.....A........ L.............. 2-16 1999.....H........ L.............. 6-14 1999*...A........ L.............. 5-17 2000.....A........ L.............. 5-11 2001.....H........ L.............. 5-11 2002.....A........ L.............. 7-11 2003.....H........ W............. 13-7 2004.....H........ W............. 19-6 2005.....H........ W............. 14-2 2006.....A........ W........... 14-10 2007.....H........ W........... 17-13 2008.....A........ W........... 18-17 2009.....H........ W........... 23-10 2010.....A........ W........... 19-11 2011.....H........ W............. 22-4 2012.....A........ L.............. 8-10 2013.....H........ W........... 14-10 Occidental Series: 1-1 2011.....A........ W............. 11-9 2012.....A........ L............ 12-21 Ohio Wesleyan Series: 8-13 1994.....H........ W............... 9-8 1995.....A........ L............ 10-16 1996.....H........ L.............. 3-10 1997.....A........ L................ 3-7 1998.....H........ L.............. 8-22 1999.....A........ L.............. 5-18 2000.....H........ L.............. 5-14

2001.....A........ L................ 2-5 2002.....H........ W..........8-7 OT 2003.....A........ L............ 13-14 2004.....H........ W........... 15-10 2005.....A........ L.............. 6-10 2006.....H........ L.............. 9-15 2006*...H........ W............... 9-7 2007.....A........ L.............. 8-17 2008.....H........ W............. 13-5 2008*...A........ L.............. 9-13 2009.....A........ L............ 16-17 2010.....H........ W............. 15-8 2011.....A........ W........... 15-12 2012.....H........ W........... 15-10 2013.....H........ W........... 22-15

2003.....H........ W..........8-7 OT 2004.....A........ L............ 12-16 2005.....H........ W............. 14-8 2006.....A........ L.............. 9-10 2007.....A........ L.............. 9-17 2008.....H........ W............. 15-5 2009.....A........ L............ 14-17 2010.....H........ W............... 9-8 2011.....A........ W............. 12-9 2012.....H........ W............. 16-5 2013.....A........ W........... 12-11

Otterbein Series: 1-0 2012.....A........ W........... 19-10

Southern Maine Series: 0-1 2010.....N........ L............ 14-19

Pacific Series: 1-0 2013.....N........ W........... 14-13

Springfield Series: 0-1 2008.....N........ L.............. 6-19

Plymouth State Series: 0-1 2007.....N........ L.............. 4-18

St. John Fisher Series: 0-1 2000.....A........ L............ 12-16

Pomona-Pitzer Series: 1-0 2011.....A........ W........... 14-10

St. Lawrence Series: 0-2 1998.....N........ L.............. 5-15 2002.....N........ L.............. 8-14

RIT Series: 0-2 2008.....A........ L.............. 6-11 2009.....H........ L.............. 8-14 Saint Vincent Series: 9-6 2000.....A........ W............. 14-4 2000.....H........ W............. 15-4 2001.....H........ L.............. 8-12 2002.....A........ L.............. 8-14

Vassar Series: 1-2 2002.....N........ L.............. 6-15 2003.....N........ L.............. 9-11 2004.....N........ W............. 15-4 Wash. & Jeff.

Series: 3-2 2008.....H........ W............. 20-9 2009.....A........ W........... 21-17 2010.....H........ L.............. 7-11 2011.....A........ W......18-17 OT 2012.....H........ L............ 11-14

Smith Series: 1-0 2009.....N........ W............. 16-5

Waynesburg Series: 4-0 2010.....A........ W............. 18-2 2011.....H........ W............. 19-0 2012.....A........ W............. 19-2 2013.....A........ W............. 21-1 Wellesley Series: 0-1 2006.....N........ L................ 8-9 Western Connecticut Series: 1-1 2005.....N........ W............. 11-2 2010.....H........ L............ 17-21 Wittenberg Series: 9-13 1994.....A........ L.............. 5-11 1995.....A........ L.............. 9-17 1995.....H........ W............. 10-4 1996.....A........ L.............. 7-13 1997.....H........ W............... 8-3 1998.....A........ L............ 10-11 1999.....H........ W............... 5-4 2000.....A........ L.............. 4-16 2001.....H........ L.............. 5-16 2002.....A........ L.......12-13 OT 2003.....H........ L.............. 6-12

SUNY Geneseo Series: 0-2 2006.....H........ L................ 4-9 2007.....A........ L.............. 8-22 Thiel Series: 2-0 2012.....A........ W............. 17-8 2013.....A........ W............. 18-9

2004.....A........ L................ 4-8 2005.....H........ W............. 11-7 2006.....A........ W............. 14-9 2007.....H........ W........... 18-17 2008.....A........ W........... 13-12 2009.....H........ W............. 17-9 2010.....A........ L............ 11-12 2011.....H........ W....12-11 2OT 2012.....A........ L.............. 6-21 2012*...A........ L.............. 5-12 2013.....A........ L............ 10-16 Wooster Series: 1-25 1994.....A........ L.............. 8-22 1994.....H........ L.............. 3-18 1995.....A........ L.............. 4-15 1995.....A........ L............ 13-24 1996.....H........ L.............. 4-14 1996.....A........ L.............. 5-11 1997.....A........ L............ 11-12 1998.....H........ L.............. 9-17 1999.....A........ L............ 11-15 2000.....H........ L.............. 3-17 2001.....A........ L.............. 3-17 2002.....H........ L.............. 4-13 2003.....A........ L.............. 3-16 2004.....H........ L................ 5-8 2004.....H........ L.............. 6-10 2005.....A........ L............ 11-12 2006.....H........ L.............. 8-14 2007.....A........ L.............. 7-14 2008.....H........ L............ 10-14 2009.....A........ L............ 11-17 2010.....H........ L.....11-14 2OT 2010*...N........ L.............. 9-13 2011.....A........ W........... 14-13 2011.....H........ L............ 10-14 2012.....H........ L.....14-15 3OT 2013.....H........ L............ 11-18 * - Indicates NCAC Tournament

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Year Coach 2013 Stephanie Janice 2012 Stephanie Janice 2011 Stephanie Janice Total 2010 Paula Habel 2009 Paula Habel 2008 Paula Habel Total 2007 Lynn Zlotkowski 2006 Lynn Zlotkowski Total 2005 Paul Bonus 2004 Paul Bonus 2003 Paul Bonus Total 2002 Stephanie Pavlick 2001 Stephanie Pavlick Total 2000 Maureen Hager 1999 Maureen Hager Total 1998 John Wilcher 1997 John Wilcher 1996 John Wilcher 1995 John Wilcher 1994 John Wilcher Total 19 Seasons

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W-L Pct. NCAC Pct. 10-5 .667 4-4 .500 9-9 .500 2-4 .333 12-6 .667 4-2 .667 31-20 .608 10-10 .500 9-8 .529 4-2 .667 5-10 .333 2-4 .333 7-9 .438 4-2 .667 21-27 .438 10-8 .555 4-9 .308 2-4 .333 9-7 .563 4-2 .667 13-16 .448 6-6 .500 8-6 .571 3-3 .500 8-6 .571 3-3 .500 4-9 .308 2-5 .286 20-21 .488 8-11 .421 5-9 .357 2-5 .286 3-9 .250 1-6 .143 8-18 .308 3-11 .214 5-8 .385 1-6 .143 4-9 .308 2-5 .286 9-17 .346 3-11 .214 2-12 .143 1-6 .143 6-10 .375 2-5 .286 4-10 .286 2-5 .286 4-10 .286 1-6 .143 2-10 .166 1-6 .143 18-52 .257 7-28 .200 121-167

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All-Time Roster Abboud, Michelle............................................ 1997,98 Ackland, Lea................................................... 1994, 95 Adler, Jessica....................................................... 2004 Allison, Patti......................................................... 1995 Anderson, Joan........................................ 2002, 03, 04 Avitable, Christine.......................................... 2004, 05 Bailey, Kara.................................................... 1999, 00 Balough, Anne...................................................... 1995 Balough, Jenna........................................ 2005, 06, 07 Bates, Erica.......................................................... 1997 Baudille, Gina..................................... 1997, 98, 99, 00 Bell, McKenzie...................................................... 2013 Bilec, Jen............................................................. 2002 Biondi, Kaitlan.................................... 2007, 08, 09, 10 Blonski, Patty....................................................... 1996 Bourdeau, Heather............................................... 1994 Brouillard, Noelle............................... 2010, 11, 12, 13 Burgess, Brooke................................. 1996, 97, 98, 99 Cannon, Lana................................................. 2006, 07 Carhuaslla, Andrea............................................... 2002 Casper, Abbie....................................................... 2000 Cerrito, Diane....................................................... 1995 Chadwick-Rivinus, Phoebe................................... 2003 Christopher, Sheila......................................... 1994, 95 Colkitt, Caitlin................................................. 2008, 09 Conway, Katie........................................... 2008, 09, 10 Coons, Rachael.................................. 2007, 08, 09, 10 Cooper, Deanna.................................................... 1994 Cord, Laura.......................................................... 2003 Coyle, Courtney........................................ 2003, 04, 05 Cribby, Kellee........................................... 2011, 12, 13 Crissman, Alicia................................................... 1995 Crissman, Becca................................ 2009, 10, 11, 12 Crowe, Julie................................................... 1994, 95 Damico, Katie..................................... 2005, 06, 07, 08 DaRin, Kate........................................ 2004, 05, 06, 07 Daurora, Jen.................................................. 1996, 97 Deering, Emily.................................... 2003, 04, 05, 06 Dickson, Kelly.......................................... 2011, 12, 13 Dillon, Kate..................................................... 1994, 95 Dixon, Anna............................................. 2007, 08, 09 Doten, Anna......................................................... 2013 Downes, Michelle........................................... 1994, 95 Dudevoir, Michelle............................. 2004, 05, 06, 07 Edlund, Barbara............................................. 1999, 00 Elder, Seven......................................................... 1999 Elyaderani, Marjohn............................................. 1994 Erdos, Jennifer..................................................... 1995 Evans, Jodie....................................... 1994, 95, 96, 97 Faix, Honora................................................... 1994, 95 Falace, Nicole....................................................... 1999 Farallo, Katie........................................................ 2005 Fearon, Caitlin.................................... 2008, 09, 10, 11 Feely, Megan........................................................ 1999 Ferguson, Elizabeth.............................................. 2002 Ferraro, Christine........................................... 1998, 99 Firek, Jennifer................................................ 1994, 95 Firko, Tiffany........................................................ 2003 Foster, Erin............................................... 2006, 07, 08 Fowler, Barbara.................................................... 1999 Gabhardt, Rebecca............................................... 2000 Garcia, Claudia..................................................... 2002 Garcia, Jackie..................................... 1998, 99, 00, 01 Gebhardt, Rebecca............................................... 2001 Geller, Liz............................................................. 2004 Gordon, Anna..................................... 2003, 04, 05, 06 Gordon, Elissa.................................... 2007, 08, 09, 10 Gray, Jill............................................................... 2002 Greene, Sharon.................................................... 2002 Grossman, Meg................................. 2007, 08, 09, 10 Gumash, Meredith............................................... 2012 Harbert, Jayme......................................... 1995, 96, 97 Hart, Stephany................................... 1998, 99, 00, 01 Hartong, Erin...................................... 1997, 98, 99, 00 Hartwig, K.C....................................... 1998, 99, 00, 01 Harvey, Cailin........................................... 2007, 08, 09 Hellert, Jennifer.................................................... 1994 Henderson, Megan............................................... 1995 Hensler, Amelia.................................................... 2000 Hoar, Emily......................................... 2007, 08, 09, 10 Hoch, Laura....................................... 2005, 06, 07, 08 Hoden, Lisa.................................................... 2000, 01 Hritz, Vicki............................................................ 2002

Hubel, Caitlin............................................ 2009, 10, 12 Hudson, Emma.................................................... 2008 Hughes, Ashley.................................. 2005, 06, 07, 08 Jenks, Jennifer............................................... 1997, 99 Jones, Jessica.................................... 1997, 98, 99, 00 Jones, Kryss........................................................ 2002 Joyce, Caitlyn................................................. 2002, 03 Julicher, Cassie.................................................... 1996 Kacoyianni, Eleni................................ 1996, 97, 98, 99 Karpa, Leah.......................................................... 2002 Kedziora, Chloe.................................................... 2013 Kelly, Erin....................................................... 1997, 98 Kittridge, Ashley................................................... 2002 Koebley, Anna.......................................... 2011, 12, 13 Kondrich, Jeanne................................................. 1995 Kundman, Jessica................................................ 1996 Lattuca, Angela.................................................... 1994 Leach, Julia........................................ 1995, 96, 97, 98 Lee, Caren............................................................ 2013 Lehky, Diane............................................. 1996, 97, 99 Lemmon, Ashley...................................... 2003, 04, 05 Lettrich, Teresa.................................................... 2002 Lill, Robin................................................. 1999, 00, 01 LIndsay, Vance..................................................... 2006 Lockhart, Jenn............................................... 2004, 05 Loose, Sarah........................................................ 1997 Lubarski, Nina...................................................... 2003 Luitgaarden, Carly................................................ 2012 Maine, Brennan.............................................. 2011, 12 Malone, Jill........................................................... 2002 Marinzel, Rina................................................ 2007, 08 Marko, Heather.................................................... 1995 Martin, Claire....................................................... 2008 Martin, Lauren............................................... 2000, 01 Mason, Angela..................................................... 1995 Matson, Amanda.................................................. 2000 Maxim, Sandra............................................... 1994, 95 Maze, Jamiel........................................................ 2004 McCamant, Nicole................................................ 1995 McCathy, Lauren...................................... 2000, 01, 03 McCoy, Molly....................................................... 2004 McCue, Devin........................................... 1999, 00, 01 McDonald, Lisa.................................................... 1997 McLaughlin, Beth..................................... 2002, 03, 04 McLellan, Jamie............................................. 2000, 01 Mead, Gusty......................................................... 2013 Michalski, Jill................................................. 1994, 95 Middendorf, Sarah............................................... 1997 Miller, Stacy......................................................... 2002 Mink, Shannon..................................................... 1995 Minsterman, Carly.................................... 2011, 12, 13 Modzelewski, Emily.............................................. 2003 Morgan, Eliza....................................................... 2013 Morrow, Jacqueline.............................................. 2013 Moser, Lauren...................................................... 2002 Murosky, Jeanelle.......................................... 1996, 97 Murphy, Katie..................................... 2006, 07, 08, 09 Newman, Dana..................................................... 2003 Och, Jane............................................................. 2002 Oplinger, Julie...................................................... 1995 Orr, Liz................................................................. 2002 O’Shurak, Rebecca................................... 2009, 10, 11 Ozimek, Rebecca............................................ 2001, 03 Pande, Jennifer.................................................... 1994 Parsons, Danie................................... 2003, 04, 05, 06 Pastrick, Lee........................................................ 1997 Pastrick, Meghan................................................. 1995 Pastrick, Melissa.................................................. 1996 Paterson, Jensen............................... 2008, 09, 10, 11 Pechulis, Staci............................................... 1994, 95 Perez, Christina.................................................... 2013 Pomidoro, Lee Ann............................ 1998, 99, 00, 01 Popelka, Jane..................................... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Potter, Randi........................................................ 2002 Rapelje, Alyssa..................................................... 2013 Reel, Devon.................................................... 2008, 09 Robertson, Leslie................................................. 2007 Rodgers, Kelsey............................................. 2012, 13 Rogerson, Ashley............................... 2003, 04, 05, 06 Ruffennach, Jamie............................................... 1995 Schwartz, Sara............................................... 2012, 13 Shakoskie, Karen........................................... 1994, 95 Shuryn, Danielle............................................. 1996, 97

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Sikora, Jackie................................................. 2008, 09 Silky, Colleen...................................... 2008, 09, 10, 11 Silvester, Abby................................... 2008, 09, 10, 11 Stange, Lesley.................................... 2005, 06, 07, 08 Stanko, Danielle....................................... 1994, 95, 96 Stroup, Katelyn.................................................... 2002 Sundarraj, Sona................................................... 1995 Sysko, Mandy...................................................... 2002 Taggart, Jen................................................... 1996, 97 Taillon, Sara................................................... 2003, 04 Tetelman, Gabriella............................................... 2010 Thornton, Emily................................................... 2007 Timer, Casey........................................................ 1999 Towns, Kelly....................................... 2004, 05, 06, 07 Treadwell, Chelsea............................. 1996, 97, 98, 99 Unroe, Colleen............................................... 1999, 00 Urick, Amanda..................................................... 2006 Van Parys, Beth.................................................... 2002 Vance, Lindsay......................................... 2003, 04, 05 Vegh, Kathy.......................................................... 1996 Vicary, Leslie........................................................ 1994 Villanueva, Monique....................................... 2011, 12 Voyer-Colbath, Kiah........................... 2009, 10, 11, 12 Weber, Sara.......................................................... 1994 Weglicki, Annie.................................................... 2005 Werl, Hope........................................................... 1997 Wetzel, Amber................................................ 2010, 11 Williams, Jamie.................................................... 2000 Winko, Crystal...................................................... 2000 Wolfe, Kim........................................................... 1995 Zanic, Christina.................................. 2007, 08, 09, 10

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36 2014 Opponents Frostburg State Bobcats

Thiel Tomcats

Washington & Jefferson Presidents

Albion Britons

Feb. 22 Frostburg, Md. 5 p.m.

Feb. 26 Greenville, Pa. 7 p.m.

Mar. 5 Meadville, Pa. 6 p.m.

Mar. 8 Albion, Mich.

2 p.m.

Location.........................Frostburg, Md. Founded........................................ 1898 Enrollment................................... 5,385 Stadium....................... Bobcat Stadium Nickname................................. Bobcats Conference..................................... CAC Head Coach..........................Megan Foy 2013 Record......................... 13-7 • 3-3 SID.................................... Noah Becker Phone............................. 301-687-4371 E-Mail............. nzbecker@frostburg.edu

Location..........................Greenville, Pa. Founded........................................ 1866 Enrollment................................... 1,096 Stadium............ Rissell-Schreyer Dome Nickname.................................Tomcats Conference......................................PAC Head Coach.......................Kati Robbins 2013 Record......................... 11-7 • 0-0 SID................................William Becque Phone............................. 724-589-2241 E-Mail..................... wbecque@thiel.edu

Location...................... Washington, Pa. Founded........................................ 1781 Enrollment................................... 1,500 Stadium.................. Alexandre Stadium Nickname............................. Presidents Conference......................................PAC Head Coach..................... Alison Valerio 2013 Record......................... 4-10 • 0-0 SID........................... Scott McGuinness Phone............................. 724-250-3308 E-Mail.............smcguiness@washjeff.edu

Location........................... Albion, Mich.

Founded........................................ 1835 Enrollment................................... 1,350 Stadium.....Sprankle-Sprandel Stadium Nickname...................................Britons Conference................................... MIAA Head Coach...................Shanta Loecker 2013 Record........................... 6-9 • 2-4 SID....................................... Bobby Lee Phone............................. 517-629-0434 E-Mail.......................... blee@albion.edu

Trine Thunder

Chapman Leopards

Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens

Saint Vincent Bearcats

Mar. 9 Aurora, Ind. 2 p.m.

Mar. 19 Chapman Orange, Calif.

Mar. 21 Claremont, Calif.

10 a.m.

Mar. 25 Meadville, Pa. 4 p.m.

Location............................. Angola, Ind. Founded........................................ 1898 Enrollment................................... 1,791 Stadium........ Fred Zollner Athletic Stadium Nickname.................................Thunder Conference................................... MIAA Head Coach.............Jeannine Ravellette 2013 Record........................... 5-6 • 2-4 SID.......................................Matt Vader Phone............................. 260-665-4446 E-Mail....................... vaderm@trine.edu

Location...........................Orange, Calif.

Founded........................................ 1861 Enrollment................................... 7.155 Stadium...... Holly & David Wilson Field Nickname............................... Leopards Conference.................................. SCIAC Head Coach.................. Brian Eisenberg 2013 Record......................... 14-6 • 8-5 SID......................................Doug Aiken Phone............................. 714-997-6900 E-Mail................. daiken@chapman.edu

Location......................Claremont, Calif.

Founded........................................ 1887 Enrollment................................... 1,607 Stadium................Merritt Football Field Nickname...............................Sagehens Conference.................................. SCIAC Head Coach....................Sarah Queener 2013 Record......................... 7-10 • 2-8 SID................................. Jeremy Kniffin Phone............................. 909-607-3737 E-Mail........ jeremy.kniffin@pomona.edu

Location.............................Latrobe, Pa. Founded........................................1846 Enrollment...................................1,711 Stadium....................Saint Vincent Turf Nickname................................ Bearcats Conference..................................... PAC Head Coach....................... Jym Walters 2013 Record.........................11-5 • 1-2 SID........................................ Jeff Zidek Phone.............................724-805-2476 E-Mail.... jeff.zidek@email.stvincent.edu

Denison Big Red

Wooster Fighting Scots

Wittenberg Tigers

Kenyon Ladies

Mar. 29 Granville, Ohio 1 p.m.

Apr. 1 Wooster, Ohio 7 p.m.

Apr. 5 Meadville, Pa. 1 p.m.

Apr. 12 Meadville, Pa. 1 p.m.

Location........................ Granville, Ohio Founded........................................1831 Enrollment...................................2,100 Stadium......Deeds Field-Piper Stadium Nickname................................. Big Red Conference.................................. NCAC Head Coach................. Amanda Daniels 2013 Record.........................13-3 • 6-2 SID......................................Craig Hicks Phone.............................740-587-6546 Email.................... hicksc@denison.edu

Location..........................Wooster, Ohio Founded........................................ 1866 Enrollment................................... 1,800 Stadium............. John P. Papp Stadium Nickname....................... Fighting Scots Conference...................................NCAC Head Coach.....................Elizabeth Ford 2013 Record......................... 13-5 • 5-3 SID.................................. Hugh Howard Phone............................. 330-263-2374 E-Mail................hhoward@wooster.edu

Location......................Springfield, Ohio Founded........................................ 1845 Enrollment................................... 1,950 Stadium..............Edwards-Maurer Field Nickname.................................... Tigers Conference...................................NCAC Head Coach................ Beth Hemminger 2013 Record......................... 12-4 • 8-0 SID....................................Ryan Maurer Phone..............................937-327-6114 E-Mail.............rmaurer@wittenberg.edu

Location..........................Gambier, Ohio Founded....................................... 1,824 Enrollment................................... 1,640 Stadium..............................Mavec Field Nickname....................................Ladies Conference...................................NCAC Head Coach....................Meredith Buzzi 2012 Record......................... 13-3 • 7-1 SID.................................... Martin Fuller.

Phone............................. 718-270-6072 E-Mail................jgreene@mec.cuny.edu

Oberlin Yeowomen

DePauw Tigers

Hiram Terriers

Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops

Apr. 15 Meadville, Pa. 7 p.m.

Apr. 19 Greencastle, Ind. 12 p.m.

Apr. 23 Meadville, Pa. 7 p.m.

Apr. 26 Delaware, Ohio 1 p.m.

Location...........................Oberlin, Ohio Founded........................................1833 Enrollment...................................2,900 Nickname............................ Yeowomen Stadium............................. Shults Field Conference.................................. NCAC Head Coach..............Lynda McCandlish 2013 Record.........................4-11 • 3-5 SID...................................Mike Mancini Phone.............................440-775-8503 E-Mail..........mike.mancini@oberlin.edu

Location..................... Greencastle, Ind. Founded........................................1837 Enrollment...................................2,394 Nickname....................................Tigers Stadium....................... Reavis Stadium Conference.................................. NCAC Head Coach...................... Julia Sargent 2013 Record...........................4-8 • 1-7 SID......................................Bill Wagner Phone.............................765-658-4630 E-Mail................ bwagner@edpauw.edu

Location.............................Hiram, Ohio Founded........................................1850 Enrollment...................................1,200 Nickname..................................Terriers Stadium.............Charles A. Henry Field Conference.................................. NCAC Head Coach........................ Erika Blozie 2013 Record.........................3-12 • 0-8 SID....................................... Jeff Hoedt Phone.............................330-569-5495 E-Mail....................hoedtjm@hiram.edu

Location........................Delaware, Ohio Founded........................................1842 Enrollment...................................1,895 Nickname....................Battling Bishops Stadium.........................Selby Stadium Conference.................................. NCAC Head Coach............ Chelsea Huguenard 2013 Record.........................3-13 • 2-6 SID............................Mark Beckenbach Phone.............................718-270-6072 E-Mail............... jgreene@mec.cuny.edu

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NCAC TEAM STATS Goals Per Game GP No. Avg/G 1.

Allegheny 15 247 16.47 2. Kenyon 16 256 16.00 3. Wittenberg 16 238 14.88 4. Denison 16 236 14.75 5. Wooster 18 255 14.17 6. DePauw 12 152 12.67 7. Ohio Wesleyan 16 171 10.69 8. Oberlin 15 130 8.67 9. Hiram 15 51 3.40

Allegheny College Meadville, Pa.

DePauw University

Assists Per Game GP No. Avg/G 1. Denison 16 135 8.44 2. Kenyon 16 134 8.38 3.

Allegheny 15 116 7.73 4. Wittenberg 16 94 5.88 5. Wooster 18 102 5.67 6. DePauw 12 50 4.17 7. Ohio Wesleyan 16 58 3.62 8. Oberlin 15 37 2.47 9. Hiram 15 10 0.67

Greencastle, Ill.

Denison University

Kenyon College

Founded in 1983, the North Coast Athletic Conference is dedicated to fostering a complementary relationship between intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Consisting of ten academically selective colleges and universities in Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and Pennsylvania — Allegheny College, DePauw University, Denison University, Hiram College, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wabash College, Wittenberg University and The College of Wooster. Starting this season, DePauw University has joined the NCAC as a full member — the NCAC believes that high-level athletic programs need not be sacrificed in order to meet rigid academic standards.

Oberlin College

Significantly, all ten NCAC institutions have been granted chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the preeminent honor society for colleges and universities. Only 270 of the more than 3,000 four-year institutions in the United States have been so honored.

Granville, Ohio

Hiram College Hiram, Ohio

Gambier, Ohio

Oberlin, Ohio

Ohio Wesleyan Univ.

Delaware, Ohio

Wabash College

Crawfordsville, Ind.

Wittenberg Univ.

Springfield, Ohio

College of Wooster

A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division III, the NCAC features championship competition in 22 sports — 11 for men and 11 for women. The 11 women’s sports are the most offered by any Division III conference, and the equality in number and emphasis between men’s and women’s athletics is just one of the elements that sets the North Coast apart.

The goals of the conference express the best aspirations of American amateur athletics. The NCAC brings together a group of institutions which share a common allegiance to academic quality and to the conduct of athletics so as to support the educational purpose. Intercollegiate athletics can and should complement academic life, rather than compete with it, and sports should enhance the experience of students during their college years. This type of academic and athletic commitment has been led by the 10 school presidents, who have taken an active role in the governance of the conference.

The NCAC’s commitment to equity, its broad base of athletic programs, and an unwavering insistence on excellence in academics has served as a model for conferences throughout the country. The North Coast has shown not only that these ideals can coexist, but that they can flourish. The NCAC continues as a pace-setter in the 21st century.

Wooster, Ohio

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Ground Balls Per Game GP No. Avg/G 1. Wittenberg 16 435 27.19 2. Kenyon 16 378 23.62 3. Wooster 18 424 23.56 4. Oberlin 15 335 22.33 5. Denison 16 344 21.50 6.

Allegheny 15 307 20.47 7. DePauw 12 240 20.00 8. Ohio Wesleyan 16 304 19.00 9. Hiram 15 207 13.80 Points Per Game GP No. Avg/G 1. Kenyon 16 390 24.38 2.

Allegheny 15 363 24.20 3. Denison 16 371 23.19 4. Wittenberg 16 332 20.75 5. Wooster 18 357 19.83 6. DePauw 12 202 16.83 7. Ohio Wesleyan 16 229 14.31 8. Oberlin 15 167 11.13 9. Hiram 15 61 4.07 Draw Controls Per Game GP No. Avg/G 1. Kenyon 16 245 15.31 2. Ohio Wesleyan 16 231 14.44 3. DePauw 12 171 14.25 4.

Allegheny 15 210 14.00 5. Denison 16 215 13.44 Wittenberg 16 215 13.44 7. Wooster 18 240 13.33 8. Oberlin 15 163 10.87 9. Hiram 15 101 6.73 Shots Per Game GP No. Avg/G 1.

Allegheny 15 497 33.13 2. Kenyon 16 511 31.94 3. Wittenberg 16 491 30.69 4. Denison 16 478 29.88 5. Wooster 18 500 27.78 6. DePauw 12 319 26.58 7. Ohio Wesleyan 16 363 22.69 8. Oberlin 15 323 21.53 9. Hiram 15 138 9.20 Goals Against Average 1. Denison 2. Wittenberg 3. Wooster 4. Kenyon 5.

Allegheny 6. Oberlin 7. DePauw 8. Hiram 9. Ohio Wesleyan

GP GA Minutes GAA 16 135 960:00 8.44 16 139 968:29 8.61 18 162 1088:29 8.93 16 150 960:00 9.38 15 153 896:26 10.24 15 196 904:59 12.99 12 187 718:59 15.61 15 235 900:00 15.67 16 256 966:00 15.90

Save Percentage 1. Wittenberg 2. Wooster 3. Denison 4. Kenyon 5. Oberlin 6.

Allegheny 7. DePauw 8. Ohio Wesleyan 9. Hiram

GP GA Saves 16 139 133 18 162 141 16 135 115 16 150 123 15 196 100 15 153 76 12 187 82 16 256 109 15 235 79

SV% .489 .465 .460 .451 .338 .332 .305 .299 .252

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2013 NCAC STANDINGS

Wittenberg Kenyon Denison Wooster Allegheny Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan DePauw Hiram

NCAC W L Win % 8 0 1.000 7 1 .875 6 2 .750 5 3 .625 4 4 .500 3 5 .375 2 6 .250 1 7 .125 0 8 .000

Overall W L Win % 12 4 .750 13 3 .812 13 3 .812 13 5 .722 10 5 .667 4 11 .267 3 13 .188 4 8 .333 3 12 .200

Category Rank Value Scoring Offense.............. 7...................16.47 Scoring Margin.............. 26....................6.27 Points............................. 40.....................363 Draw Controls................ 46..................14.00 Caused Turnovers.......... 48..................10.20 M. Bell (Points Per Game)... 2.....................7.20 M. Bell (Assists Per Game). 7.....................3.87

NCAC INDIVIDUAL STAT LEADERS Goals Per Game 1. Kelsey Rodgers-ALL 2. Emily Nichols-KEN 3. Logan Warye-WIT 4. McKenzie Bell-ALL 5. Kelly Dickson-ALL 6. Jane Symmes-KEN 7. Alex Bair-KEN 8. Natalie Swiler-DPU 9. Annie Swanson-OWU 10. Molly Chapman-DEN Erin Keller-DEN

GP 15 16 16 15 15 16 16 12 16 16 16

No. 60 58 57 50 47 48 47 35 46 42 42

Avg 4.00 3.62 3.56 3.33 3.13 3.00 2.94 2.92 2.88 2.62 2.62

Assists Per Game GP 1. Leah Sack-KEN 16 2. McKenzie Bell-ALL 15 3. Molly Chapman-DEN 16 4. Elizabeth McCracken-DPU 12 5. Carol Allen-DEN 16 6. Eliza Perry-WOO 18 7. Francine Murzynski-WIT 16 8. Gusty Mead-ALL 12 9. Kelly Dickson-ALL 15 10. Alie Marousek-WIT 16

No. 75 58 42 20 26 28 24 16 19 18

Avg 4.69 3.87 2.62 1.67 1.62 1.56 1.50 1.33 1.27 1.12

Points Per Game GP 1. McKenzie Bell-ALL 15 2. Leah Sack-KEN 16 3. Molly Chapman-DEN 16 4. Logan Warye-WIT 16 5. Kelly Dickson-ALL 15 6. Kelsey Rodgers-ALL 15 7. Emily Nichols-KEN 16 8. Elizabeth McCracken-DPU 12 9. Francine Murzynski-WIT 16 10. Jane Symmes-KEN 16

A 58 75 42 15 19 5 9 20 24 12

Pts 108 93 84 72 66 65 67 50 63 60

Avg 7.20 5.81 5.25 4.50 4.40 4.33 4.19 4.17 3.94 3.75

G 50 18 42 57 47 60 58 30 39 48

Game-Winning Goals 1. Jane Symmes-KEN Emily Nichols-KEN Kelsey Wright-DEN 4. Kelsey Rodgers-ALL Eliza Perry-WOO

GP 16 16 16 15 18

No. 4 4 4 3 3

Avg 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.20 0.17

Ground Balls Per Game 1. Jane Symmes-KEN 2. Katie Warner-WIT 3. Kellen Morrissey-WIT 4. Kate Hanick-OBE 5. Francine Murzynski-WIT

GP 16 16 15 14 16

No. 71 64 54 46 51

Avg 4.44 4.00 3.60 3.29 3.19

Shots Per Game 1. Kelsey Rodgers-ALL 2. Alex Bair-KEN 3. Kelly Dickson-ALL 4. Logan Warye-WIT 5. McKenzie Bell-ALL 6. Natalie Swiler-DPU 7. Annie Swanson-OWU 8. Erin Keller-DEN 9. Emily Nichols-KEN 10. Jane Symmes-KEN

GP 15 16 15 16 15 12 16 16 16 16

No. 114 110 103 103 91 72 95 92 88 81

Avg 7.60 6.88 6.87 6.44 6.07 6.00 5.94 5.75 5.50 5.06

Draw Controls Per Game 1. Jane Symmes-KEN 2. Cate Bailey-OWU Francine Murzynski-WIT 4. Kellen Morrissey-WIT 5. Carey Kunz-DPU

Caused Turnovers Per Game 1. Kate Hanick-OBE 2. Kelsey Rodgers-ALL 3. Molly Sennett-WOO Erin Keller-DEN 5. Katie Warner-WIT Francine Murzynski-WIT

GP 16 8 16 15 10

No. 102 31 62 55 36

Avg 6.38 3.88 3.88 3.67 3.60

GP 14 15 16 16 16 16

No. 30 30 31 31 29 29

Avg 2.14 2.00 1.94 1.94 1.81 1.81

Goals Against Average 1. Katie Reuter-WIT 2. Laura VanHorn-DEN 3. Laura Campbell-DEN 4. Christina Perez-ALL 5. Shawna Ferris-WOO 6. Grace Bodenmann-DEN 7. Isabel Perman-WOO 8. Meredith Bensten-KEN 9. Chloe Kedziora-ALL 10. Katie Bondy-WIT

GP 3 5 5 5 11 14 8 16 12 15

Minutes 120:00 103:26 90:35 137:26 652:32 705:59 435:57 960:00 380:49 848:29

GAA 2.00 5.22 5.96 7.42 8.64 8.84 9.36 9.38 9.45 9.55

Save Percentage 1. Shawna Ferris-WOO 2. Katie Bondy-WIT 3. Grace Bodenmann-DEN 4. Piper Logan-DEN 5. Meredith Bensten-KEN 6. Katie Reuter-WIT 7. Laura Campbell-DEN 8. Eliza Morgan-ALL 9. Laura VanHorn-DEN 10. Isabel Perman-WOO

GP Saves 11 104 15 130 14 93 1 11 16 123 3 3 5 6 9 45 5 5 8 37

Saves Per Game 1. Piper Logan-DEN 2. Shawna Ferris-WOO 3. Jocelyn Schmidt-HIR 4. Katie Bondy-WIT 5. Meredith Bensten-KEN 6. Amy Clark-DPU 7. Madeleine O'Mear-OBE 8. Grace Bodenmann-DEN 9. Jordan Bernstein-OWU 10. Rebecca Greenhouse-HIR Eliza Morgan-ALL

GP 1 11 1 15 16 12 15 14 12 14 9

No. 11 104 9 130 123 82 100 93 62 70 45

Avg 11.00 9.45 9.00 8.67 7.69 6.83 6.67 6.64 5.17 5.00 5.00

Free-Position Goals 1. Ellie Hudson-Heck-WOO 2. Francine Murzynski-WIT Molly Chapman-DEN Annie Swanson-OWU 5. McKenzie Bell-ALL Ilyssa Meyer-OBE

GP 18 16 16 16 15 15

No. 12 10 10 10 9 9

Avg 0.67 0.62 0.62 0.62 0.60 0.60

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GA 4 9 9 17 94 104 68 150 60 135

GA Pct. 94 .525 135 .491 104 .472 13 .458 150 .451 4 .429 9 .400 76 .372 9 .357 68 .352

2013 NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE WOMEN’S LACROSSE ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM Name Pos. School McKenzie Bell A Allegheny Molly Chapman A Denison Claire Nelson-Johnson A Wooster Leah Sack A Kenyon Ellie Hudson-Heck M Wooster Francine Murzynski M Wittenberg Whitney Powel M Denison Kelsey Rodgers M Allegheny Jane Symmes M Kenyon Logan Warye M Wittenberg Marissa Henderson D Kenyon Sarah Schwartz D Allegheny Katie Warner D Wittenberg Shawna Ferris GK Wooster

Yr. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Jr. So. So. Fr. So. Sr. So. Sr. Sr.

SECOND TEAM Name Pos. School Carol Allen A Denison Ilyssa Meyer A Oberlin Emily Nichols A Kenyon Annie Swanson A Ohio Wesleyan Sarah Andrews M Oberlin Alex Blair M Kenyon Erin Keller M Denison Kellen Morrissey M Wittenberg Molly Sennett M Wooster Theresa Wolfgang M Ohio Wesleyan Jodi Helsel D Oberlin Kari Martyniak D Wooster Rachel Pregel D Denison Katie Bondy GK Wittenberg

Yr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. Sr. So. Jr. So. Sr. Fr. Sr.

HONORABLE MENTION Name Pos. School Kelly Dickson A Allegheny Kate Hanick M Oberlin Carey Kunz M DePauw Alie Marousek M Wittenberg Margaret Armstrong D Kenyon Molly Cornbrooks D Denison Eilee Foley D Ohio Wesleyan Carly Minsterman D Allegheny Meredith Bentsen GK Kenyon

Yr. Jr. So. So. Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Jr. So.

Player of the Year (Offense): Leah Sack, Kenyon Player of the Year (Defense): Katie Warner, Wittenberg Coach of the Year: Meredith Buzzi, Kenyon Newcomer of the Year: Jane Symmes, Kenyon

ALL-TIME NCAC CHAMPIONS

Reg. Season Tournament 1994 Denison Denison 1995 Oberlin Oberlin 1996 Denison Denison 1997 Oberlin Oberlin 1998 Oberlin Oberlin 1999 Denison Denison 2000 Denison Denison 2001 Denison Denison 2002 Denison Wooster 2003 Wooster Wooster 2004 Wooster Wooster 2005 Denison Ohio Wesleyan 2006 Wooster Denison 2007 Ohio Wesleyan Wooster 2008 Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan 2009 Wooster Wooster 2010 Kenyon Wooster 2011 Denison Denison 2012 Wittenberg Denison 2013 Kenyon Kenyon

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2014 Schedule

NCAC Opponent

Feb. 22 Feb. 26 Mar. 5 Mar. 8 Mar. 9 Mar. 19 Mar. 21 Mar. 25 Mar. 29 * Apr. 1 * Apr. 5 * Apr. 12 * Apr. 15 * Apr. 19 * Apr. 23 * Apr. 26 *

Home Game in CAPS ! - Spring Break Trip

Frostburg State Thiel WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON Albion Trine Chapman!

Pomona-Pitzer!

SAINT VINCENT Denison Wooster WITTENBERG KENYON OBERLIN DePauw HIRAM Ohio Wesleyan

Time

5 p.m.

7 p.m.

6 p.m.

2 p.m.

2 p.m.

3 p.m.

1 p.m.

4 p.m.

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