LINFIELD WILDCATS LACROSSE VS. WHITWORTH • APRIL 3, 2022

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WILDCAT SPOTLIGHT the mind’s eye

the two sports. Getting her aggressive traits from basketball and her hand-eye coordination while holding a large stick in softball, lacrosse seemed as though it was the best of both worlds.

With the goal of understanding people’s thought processes “I had a friend who was a goalie and they got me into it and their actions, Linfield’s Maranda Tucker is fully immersed mostly,” says Tucker. in her twin majors of psychology and sociology Now playing lacrosse at the collegiate level, Tucker has found how much she enjoys working together with her teamby ellie holstine ’23 mates. She enjoys the family atmosphere while striving to aranda Tucker spends a lot of time learning the ins and become the best lacrosse player she can be. Tucker is the kind outs of human behavior while also being a top defender of player you want on the defending line; she has everyone’s back and will do anything to help her teammates on the Linfield University women’s lacrosse team. succeed on the field.

As a double major in psychology and sociology, Tucker “Maranda is a valuable member of the team,” aspires to understand people and the ways in which they says teammate Abby Ross. “She puts in so think and make decisions. much work in and out of practice. She’s an “Both psychology and sociology are really related absolute wall on defense and I can always and interesting,” says the junior defender from Corvallis, count on her to have my back.”

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She combines an understanding of Although Tucker enjoys both courses of study and people, with a strong knowledge of finds them extremely interesting, she does prefer lacrosse and a recognition of how her sociology. She enjoys learning how people interact team works together. It’s the perfect and how relationships contribute to their actions combination of traits in order for and their place in society.

Tucker to thrive. She anticipates “I like sociology a bit better,” she each move of her teammates and says. “I like learning about our society the other team, ensuring that no and all of the different aspects. attacking player can get past her Psychology is great, but focuses without resistance. more on the individual, whereas “My favorite thing about having sociology it focuses on society Maranda on the team is that she’s as a whole, which I find more always asking questions or asking interesting.” to run plays over again,” says Since coming to Linfield Ross. “And she’s super in the fall of 2019, Tucker’s life dependable.” ambition is caring for people. She When Tucker is not at the lahas taken on a heavy course load to crosse field or studying people, increase her understanding of how she she can often be found her can help people. By understanding how curled up with a good book or people think and function, she can better taking care of her plants. Natuhelp them. Therefore, she hopes to enter the rally shy, Tucker enjoys time by world of law enforcement after graduation next herself, but every team Linfield May in hopes of helping keep people safe. plays would say she is as far “I have always been interested in law from reserved on the field. enforcement,” she says. “I like that it is supposed With a little more than a to help people.” month remaining in the Taking care of people is her passion and her season, the women’s position as a defender on the lacrosse field is lacrosse team aims to win all just icing on the cake. It’s her job to protect her their remaining matches. Tucker teammates from the other team’s advances and hopes to continue to understand to protect the ball from reaching the back of the people and enjoy her last two Wildcats’ net. seasons of her lacrosse career.

She says simply: “I like defense because you Whichever branch of law get to give bruises and not really get bruises.” enforcement Tucker decides to enter, After a recommendation from a friend, Tucker she’ll definitely make a large difference in began her lacrosse career as a freshman in high the world.

And whoever takes her place on school and fell in love with the sport instantly. the defensive end of the lacrosse field is Originally playing softball and basketball in elementary sure to have big shoes to fill. school and middle school, she decided to combine

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THE VISITORS WHITWORTH at a glance The Pirates went 1-1 in Texas last week, losing 21-4 at Southwestern before bouncing back to top Dallas, 18-5. Madison Perry leads the team with 14 goals on 30 shots, 27 on goal, while Anna Chase has 10 goals. Perry also leads the Pirates with 32 draw controls. Kenzie Hemman has a team-leading 13 caused turnovers and 19 ground balls. Sage Fosnock is 1-1 in goal with 17 saves and a 12.85 goals against average.

THE SERIES Linfield has won all five meetings with Whitworth since the Pirates’ inaugural sea-son in 2019. Three of those matches took place in McMinnville. The ‘Cats are av-eraging 20 goals per match in the series. They won both matches in 2021 by scores of 22-5 and 19-5 in Spokane, Washington.

THE RECORDS Linfield enters the week with a 5-4 overall record after claiming four straight non-conference victories, which includes a 3-0 Spring Break trip to Kentucky. The Wildcats are 1-3 in Northwest Conference play. Whitworth is 3-4 on the season with a 1-2 NWC mark.

WHITWORTH PIRATES NO. NAME

POS.

YR.

HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL

1

Grace Curley

A

Fr.

Camas, Wash. / Camas

3

Sidney Nichols

M

So.

Omak, Wash. / Omak

5

Emma Cathers

D

So.

San Diego, Calif. / Mt. Carmel

6

Madison Perry

M

Sr.

Tacoma, Wash. / Curtis

8

Rebecca Irwin

M

Fr.

Deer Park, Wash. / Mt. Spokane

9

Grace Schmidt

D

Gr.

Sumner, Wash. / Sumner

10

Madison Miller

D

Jr.

Canby, Ore. / Canby

12

Riley Gish

D

Fr.

Portland, Ore. / Tigard

16

Anna Chase

A

Fr.

Goleta, Calif. / Dos Pueblos

17

Maddie Jennings

D

So.

Tacoma, Wash. / Bellarmine Prep.

18

Kenzie Hemman

D/M

Fr.

Santa Barbara, Calif. / Dos Pueblos

20

Liliann Penfield

A

Jr.

Spokane, Wash. / Mead

22

Hannah Lew

GK

Fr.

Vancouver, Wash. / Union

23

Abby Hahn

A

So.

Mountain View, Calif. / Mtn. View

25

Kylee Walker

M

Jr.

Boise, Idaho / Bishop Kelly

30

Sage Fosnock

GK

Fr.

Kailua, Hawaii / Kailua

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THE HOME TEAM

Linfield wildcats NO. NAME

POS.

YR./EL.

LINFIELD AT A GLANCE

HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL

2

Maya Wright

A

Fr./Fr.

West Linn, Ore. / West Linn

4

Maia Rezoski

M/A

Sr./Sr.

Duvall, Wash. / Cedarcrest

6

Sydney Winters

M

So./Fr.

Tualatin, Ore. / Southern Oregon Univ.

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Gemmajean Patterson

D

Sr./Sr.

San Francisco, Calif. / Marin Catholic

8

Bethany Shade

M

Sr./Sr.

Snohomish, Wash. / Snohomish

9

Josie Duey

M

Sr./Sr.

Newberg, Ore. / Newberg

10

Amelia Wright

A

Fr./Fr.

Woodinville, Wash. / Woodinville

12

Abby Ross

M

So./So.

Colorado Springs, Colo. / Liberty

13

Kalyana Neville

D

Fr./Fr.

16

Kaityln Crouser

M/A

So./So.

17

Leah Stednick

M

Fr./Fr.

Mercer Island, Wash. / Mercer Island

18

Maranda Tucker

D

Jr./Jr.

Corvallis, Ore. / Corvallis

19

Elena Kroll

M/D

Jr./Jr.

Hood River, Ore. / Hood River Valley

22

Kelsey Reinemer

D

Fr./Fr.

Redmond, Ore. / Redmond

25

Mackenzie Kulick

D/M

Fr./Fr.

The Woodlands, Texas / The Woodlands

55

Lizzy Harms

GK

So./So.

75

Caity Babcock

GK

Fr./Fr.

Port Orchard, Wash. / South Kitsap Seattle, Wash. / Bishop Blanchet

9 josie duey The Wildcats are riding a four-match win streak with a home win over Augsburg and three road wins in Kentucky over Centre, Asbury and Georgetown College. Amelia Wright was named the NWC Offensive Student-Athlete of the Week after scoring 10 goals and dishing out an assist. Bethany Shade earned Defensive Stu-dent-Athlete of the Week honors after finishing with seven goals, 17 caused turn-overs, 14 ground balls and 25 draw controls. Abby Ross has 22 goals, 10 assists and 56 draw controls while Lizzy Harms is 5-2 in goal.

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MEET THE LINFIELD WILDCATS

MAYA WRIGHT | 2

Maia rezoski | 4

sydney winters | 6

gemmajean patterson | 7

bethany shade | 8

josie duey | 9

amelia wright | 10

abby ross | 12

kalyana neville | 13

kaitlyn crouser | 16

leah stednick | 17

maranda tucker | 18

elena kroll | 19

kelsey reinemer| 22

mackenzie kulick | 25

caity babcock | 75

lindsay kibler

mike henry

Freshman, West Linn, Ore.

Senior, Newberg, Ore.

Freshman, Mercer Island, Wash.

lizzy harms | 55

Sophomore, Salem, Ore.

Senior, Duvall, Wash.

Freshman, Tualatin, Ore.

Freshman, Woodinville, Wash.

Junior, Corvallis, Ore.

Sophomore, Colo. Springs, Colo.

Junior, Hood River, Ore.

Freshman, Salinas, Calif.

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Senior, San Francisco, Calif.

Freshman, Port Orchard, Wash.

Freshman, Redmond, Ore.

Assistant Coach, First Year

Senior, Snohomish, Wash.

Sophomore, Seattle, Wash.

Fresman, The Woodlands, Texas

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fans can now follow the ’Cats on the roku app The Linfield Sports Network brings fans live action of Linfield lacrosse each week. Fans can watch live play-by-play action of all home matches on their desktop computer, tablet or mobile device or smart TV. The Farnham Electric Pregame Show starts 10 minutes prior to each lacrosse match’s joe stuart scheduled start time. Broadcasts include a complete postgame wrap-up, with analysis and final statistics.

McMinnville native Joe Stuart begins his sixth season as the lead play-by-play announcer.

A 2020 Linfield graduate, Stuart is the athletic department’s broadcast coordinator, managing all aspects of Linfield’s webcasting outreach, logan clizer while assisting with sports communications and social media needs.

Stuart got his start in sports broadcasting with LSN, calling play-by-place for men’s and women’s soccer, basketball, baseball and softball contests. He also served as football sideline reporter for two seasons.

Current Linfield men’s soccer player Logan Clizer embarks on his first season of involvement with Linfield sports broadcasts, and will serve as play-by-play voice, alternating with Stuart.

For the first time, all Linfield Sports Network broadcasts are available on the Roku app, making it possible for fans to watch live and archived games on their home televisions.

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NWC TEAM STATISTICS GP

GF

GA

Margin

Shot%

Save%

GB

TO

CT

DC

Clears

Pen

PIM

George Fox

9

151

55

10.7

.524

.593

171

159

102

146

112-151

0

00:00

Linfield

9

132

111

2.3

.468

.343

124

103

89

159

55-81

1

00:30

Pacific

6

42

91

-8.2

.525

.393

73

134

65

58

46-77

0

00:00

Puget Sound

5

76

50

5.2

.559

.342

72

57

43

58

39-52

0

00:00

Whitman

5

88

56

6.4

.524

.243

83

102

44

117

14-28

0

00:00

Whitworth

7

64

96

-4.6

.395

.294

117

125

77

83

44-64

0

00:00

Willamette

9

119

88

3.4

.517

.524

184

157

71

110

99-151

0

00:00

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WILDCATS IN THE NEWS wildcats reap conference honors A successful trip to Kentucky that includes three wins earns Amelia Wright and Bethany Shade Player of the Week honors Linfield took a trip to Kentucky for three matches over Spring Break, but rest assured, there was no horsing around.

The Wildcats took down Centre, Asbury and Georgetown College in order to extend their win streak to four matches as they head back into Northwest Conference play. For their dominant Triple Crown road trip, the ‘Cats swept the NWC Lacrosse Student-Athlete of the Week awards, released Tuesday.

Amelia Wright was named the Offensive Student-Athlete of the Week after scoring 10 goals and dishing out an assist. The freshman from Woodinville, Washington, fired off 17 shots, 15 on goal. Her week was highlighted by a six-goal performance in the Wildcats’ 22-6 rout of Asbury, tying her season high.

Senior Bethany Shade was a force to be reckoned with on both sides of the field, earning her recognition as the Defensive Student-Athlete of the Week. The reigning NWC Player of the Year racked up 25 draw controls, 14 ground balls and 17 caused turnovers on the week. She caused a season-high seven turnovers and had eight ground balls and 11 draw controls in a gritty 12-7 win over Georgetown. Shade also scored a combined seven goals in the three matches while distributing an assist in each contest.

Wright and Shade are the second and third Linfield players to earn NWC Student-Athlete of the Week honors this season. They follow sophomore Abby Ross, who earned the offensive honor a week ago.

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