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2011 Lacrosse Media Guide

Contents

About Bloomsburg ................................................... 2

Quick Facts / Administration ................................ 3

2011 Season Preview ........................................ 4

The Coaching Staff Head Coach Leah Carr ............................................ 7

Assistant Coach Jillian Howley.............................. 8

The 2011 Bloomsburg Huskies 2011 Season Roster .................................................. 9

Player Profi les..........................................................11

Team Photo .............................................................20

2010 Season in Review Results ......................................................................22

Statistics ...................................................................23

All-Time Season Scoring Leaders .......................24

PSAC Information ...........................................25

2011 Schedule ................................... Back Cover

For more information about

Bloomsburg University

Women’s Lacrosse,

please visit

www.BUhuskies.com

CREDITSAll of Bloomsburg’s athletic publications are published by

the Offi ce of Communications/University Advancement.

Copyright 2011. Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania.

Writing, cover design and interior graphics by Graduate

Assistant Brooke Wilson. Design and layout by Assistant

SID Paul Blascovich. Additional contributions by Student

Assistants Trevor Behler, Tim Hipszer, Liz Jung and Chris

Martrich. Photography by Keith Haupt and the Offi ce of

Communication.

On the cover

Center: Shelby Iezzi;

Clockwise from top left: Samantha King, Sam Mazzie,

Lindsay Kupferschmidt and Allie Kakareka.

2 | Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania


Bloomsburg University, a member of Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education, is a four-year coeducational public university founded in 1839. Th rough the stages of its development from a normal school to a teachers college to a multipurpose state college and fi nally to a university in 1983, the institution has retained its emphasis on liberal arts and career education.

Bloomsburg is recognized as one of the best 100 public universities in the United States, and excellence, ranging from its 18 national championships to its international reputation in a number of its academic programs, is an attitude found throughout the faculty and staff .

About 90 percent of Bloomsburg’s students come from throughout Pennsylvania, creating a diverse mix of cultures and ideas. It’s a place where friendships that last a lifetime begin. And it’s a busy place — with more than 160 student organizations and activities, NCAA Division II athletic programs and a popular recreation center.

> Enrollment— Total enrollment is now 9,400, with

an average incoming SAT of 1070 and class rank in

the upper 25 percent; Bloomsburg admits one in

seven applicants and has a four-year retention rate

signifi cantly higher than the national average. About

60 percent are women and 10 percent are non-tra-

ditional. About 90 percent of Bloomsburg graduates

are quickly placed in their chosen fi elds.

> Faculty— With approximately 1,000 employees,

Bloomsburg University has 383 full-time faculty,

70 percent of whom hold doctoral degrees and 72

percent of whom are tenured. Th e staff is organized

into four divisions: Academic Aff airs, Administra-

tion, Student Life and University Advancement.

Governance is through the State System of Higher

Education’s Board of Governors and through the

university’s Council of Trustees.

> Degrees— Bloomsburg University off ers 63 bac-

calaureate degrees, 18 master’s degrees and a joint

doctoral degree in elementary education in coopera-

tion with Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

> Financial Aid— About 70 percent of all students

receive some form of fi nancial aid; average amount

of aid is $10,026 per year.

> Cost —About $5,358 per semester for Pennsylva-

nia residents (tuition, fees, typical room and meal

plans), $13,396 for non-residents.

> School Colors, Mascot— Th e school colors, origi-

nally “lemon and garnet,” have been maroon and

gold since the 1920s. In the early 1930s, the Husky

became the school mascot when a dog owned by a

faculty member accompanied Adm. Richard E. Byrd

on an expedition to the South Pole.

Th e university’s Division of Continuing and Distance Education serves students through nondegree credit courses, noncredit minicourses, off -campus classes, credit for life experience and distance learning courses on public television.

Th e Town of Bloomsburg, located in the Susquehanna River Valley, has a population of about 12,000 people. Th e central business district is just three blocks southwest of campus, and includes more than 80 retail stores, restaurants, and the Bloomsburg Fair in September. More stores, restaurants and theaters can be found along nearby Route 11 and at the Columbia Mall, northwest of town.

Th e university is within a one-hour drive from such cities as Hazleton, Williamsport, Wilkes-Barre and Scranton; 1.5 hours from Harrisburg; 2.5 hours from Philadelphia; 3 hours from New York City and Baltimore; and four hours from Pittsburgh and Washington, DC.

About Bloomsburg University



Bloomsburg Quick Facts

Location ..................................Bloomsburg, Pa.

President................................Dr. David L. Soltz

Founded ........................................................ 1839

Enrollment .................................................. 9,400

Athletics Affi liation ............NCAA Division II

Conference ..........................Pennsylvania State

............................. Athletic Conference (PSAC)

School Colors ..........................Maroon & Gold

Team Nickname .................................... Huskies

Web site ......................................buhuskies.com

Athletic Director ........................Mary Gardner

Athletic Department ..................570-389-4050

Sports Information Director ...Tom McGuire

SID E-mail [email protected]

SID Phone ....................................570-389-4413

Athletic Trainers ........................... Allen Larsen,

....................................Roxanna Larsen, Dave Huber

Training Room ............................570-389-4369

Football

Stadium ................Robert B. Redman Stadium

Capacity ....................................................... 4,775

Surface ................................................... FieldTurf

Field Hockey/Lacrosse/Soccer

Stadium ......................................Sports Stadium

Seating Capacity ............................................ 700

Surface ................................................... FieldTurf

Basketball/Wrestling

Arena .................................. Nelson Field House

Capacity ....................................................... 1,745

Other Facilities

Baseball .......................... Danny Litwhiler Field

Softball .............................Jan Hutchinson Field

Swimming ................Nelson Field House Pool

Tennis............. Bloomsburg University Courts

Dr. David Soltz> President

Mary Gardner> Director of Athletics

Kathy Heitzman> Associate Director

of Athletics

Tom McGuire> Director of Sports

Information/

Athletic Marketing

Kevin Wood> Athletic Operations

Allen Larsen> Athletic Trainer

Roxanna Larsen> Athletic Trainer

Dave Huber> Athletic Trainer

Doug Lizardi> Equipment Manager

Administrators / Staff



Season PreviewFour years ago when coach Leah Carr was assem-

bling her fi rst recruiting class as a head coach, she

brought in Tia Mazzie, Kelsey Schwan, Ashley Bow-

ers, and Rebecca Belmonte who have helped lay the

foundation for what is now one of the top programs

in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. Th e

four players have helped the Huskies to three play-

off appearances and last year a school record-tying

13 wins. Th eir outstanding play and leadership has

helped attract other top level players to the team.

To say the senior class is special to Carr would be an

understatement.

“Th e seniors on our team have been with me all

four years, my fi rst recruiting class. Th is is a special

group of players that have all worked extremely hard

and have done a great job setting the attitude and

leadership for the rest of the team,” said Carr. “As the

core of our team, I’m really proud of all them and

what they’ve been able to accomplish over the years.”

Th e Huskies will need for the senior class along with

a talented group of underclassmen to once again

perform at a high level in the always-tough PSAC as

the team once again battles for a PSAC playoff spot

and ultimately a PSAC championship.

ATTACK

Th e Huskies attack will feature a wealth of talent and

experience this season. Dominant attacker Allie

Kakareka, a fi rst team All-PSAC East and second

team South Region choice, led the Huskies with 50

goals and 74 points and was second on the team

with 24 assists.

“Allie is one of our best attackers and beyond her

athleticism, she has a lot of heart which makes her

an unstoppable player.”

Kelsey Schwan, a team captain, and junior Sam

King, a second team All-PSAC East, are looking to

make a mark after working hard in the off -season

to improve their game. King fi nished second on the

team with 46 goals, scoring in all but one match.

Adding speed and athleticism to the attack is sopho-

more Maggie Canavan and incoming freshman and

twin Ashley Bossert, while sophomores Kelsey

Metzler and Lindsay Babilon have developed

tremendous stick work after a year of experience.

Kelsey Paulsen, a sophomore, will be looking to add

time and experience to the attack this season.

MIDFIELD

Anchoring the midfi eld as a four year starter is Tia

Mazzie, a second team All-PSAC East selection

last year and one of the team’s captains this season.

Mazzie is a solid and aggressive midfi elder, and a

player that makes things happen. Her sister Sam

Mazzie, is a returning PSAC East Freshman of the

Year along with being fi rst team All-PSAC and All-

Region. Sam fi nished second on the team last season

with 62 points, ranking third in both goals (42) and

assists (20).

“If there was an unsung hero award, it would have

Tia’s name on it. She’s an all-around hard worker.”

Adding midfi eld experience for the Huskies is Sarah

Bennett, a relentless sophomore who contributes in

both the off ensive and defensive ends of the fi eld. A

composed player, sophomore Monica Novielli adds

aggressiveness to the midfi eld.

Samantha King



Season PreviewStepping up this year and adding time to the mid-

fi eld will come from sophomore Gabrielle

Lochetto. Natalie Draham will also be looking

to add some time this season. Incoming freshman

Aubrey Bossert, adds depth to the midfi eld and has

quickly adjusted to the college level of play.

DEFENSE

Th e Huskies welcome back an experienced defense,

which features seniors Ashley Bowers and Rebecca

Belmonte, in addition to junior Lindsay

Kupferschmidt, sophomores Amber Shiffl et and

Deanna Hauser. Bowers, a team captain, is coming

off a season in which she earned fi rst team All-

PSAC, led the team with 33 draw controls, grabbed

45 ground balls and caused 16 turnovers. A scrappy

and tenacious low defender, Belmonte will contrib-

ute her consistency to the solid defense. Incoming

freshman Courtney Werner will see some time in

the defensive end, while adding speed.

“Lindsay is coming off an outstanding season and

she continues to get better every day. Amber is a

defensive player that can be a threat anywhere on

the fi eld. We have a reliable and skilled defense to

provide stability in front of the cage, said Carr.”

GOALKEEPER

In goal, the Huskies welcome a familiar face in

sophomore Shelby Iezzi, a fi rst team All-PSAC East

selection, while they also have the addition of Sara

Bates to rely on. With stability and experience be-

tween the pipes, Bloomsburg looks to remain tough

to permeate as the duo works to gain experience in

front of the net.

“Shelby has done a great job,” said Carr. “She is our

returning goalie and she has worked hard this sum-

mer on her game in preparation for return.”

SCHEDULE

Th e PSAC has gone from a two-division setup to

a single division format for the 2011 season. Th e

change means an even more challenging schedule

for the Huskies in the always-rugged PSAC.

“Every game is going to be a battle for us; there won’t

be any second chances. Our focus is going to be one

game at a time,” said Carr.

OVERALL

Carr and the Huskies are confi dent that they have

the talent and experience to battle for a PSAC play-

off berth and a shot at the PSAC title. Th e senior

class, the foundation of this year’s team, would have

it no other way.

Tia Mazzie and Ashley Bowers ready to attack



Carr’s Career Record Overall PSAC

2007 9-8 9-5

2008 9-9 9-5

2009 12-6 8-2

2010 13-6 7-3

Total 43-29 33-15

Leah Carr begins her fi fth season as head coach of the Bloomsburg University

women’s lacrosse team. In her fi rst four seasons, Carr has led the Huskies to a mark of 43-29 and four PSAC

playoff appearances. She has led two PSAC East freshman of the year, one All-American, six All-Region, and

24 All-PSAC players while coaching at Bloomsburg. Carr was also named the 2009 and 2010 PSAC Eastern

Division Coach of the Year.

In the 2010 season, Carr earned her second straight PSAC East Coach of the Year award after guiding the

Huskies to a school record-tying 13 wins and berth in the PSAC playoff s. Under her direction, the Huskies

have improved every year, posting nine wins in each of her fi rst two seasons and 12 in 2009. Th e 43 wins

over the past four seasons are the most over that stretch in school history since the Huskies won 44 games

from 2002-05. Th e 268 goals scored by Bloomsburg in 2010 were just one short of the school record set in

2009.

While at East Stroudsburg Carr was a four-year member of the lacrosse team and earned All-PSAC honors

three times. She was also named the PSAC Rookie of the Year and fi rst team All-ECAC in 2002 after scoring

25 goals and assisting on 14 others in her freshman season.

As a junior, she was named an IWLCA second team All-American after scoring 49 goals and assisting on 11

and fi nished her career by being named to the NCAA Division II North/South Senior All-Star game. Carr, a

native of Lansdale, Pa, was also East Stroudsburg’s co-captain and Women’s Lacrosse Outstanding Athlete

in both 2004 and 2005. Overall, she scored 129 goals and assisted on 60 in her career.

Off the fi eld, she was a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), the PSAC Student-

Athlete Advisory Committee and the East Stroudsburg Sport Management Club.

In the fall of 2005, Carr coached the junior varsity fi eld hockey team at Methacton High School leading the

team to a mark of 11-5-4. She also served as assistant varsity coach and helped the team to a record of 17-3

and the Suburban I League title.

Carr is a 2005 graduate of East Stroudsburg University with a degree

in Sport Management. She was married in the summer of 2008 to

John Carr and reside in Bloomsburg.



Jillian Howley begins her fi rst season as assistant coach for fi eld hockey and lacrosse

in 2010.

Howley comes to Bloomsburg from Mercyhurst College where she served as the assistant lacrosse coach

for the last year. A 2009 graduate of Robert Morris University (RMU) in Pittsburgh, Howley played both

fi eld hockey and lacrosse at RMU. A native of East Northport, N.Y., Howley was a four-year starter for both

sports for the Colonials.

At RMU Howley had her most success in lacrosse where she scored 72 career goals and had 17 career as-

sists. She is second in career ground balls with 105, is fi fth in caused turnovers with 51, fi fth all-time in

school history in both career goals and points (89) and is eighth in career assists. Her 21 career free position

goals are also a school record.

While at Robert Morris Howley was actively involved in Th ree Rivers Lacrosse, a youth to high school

lacrosse program located in the Pittsburgh area. During her senior year she was the assistant fi eld hockey

coach for Sewickley Academy. Howley was a club lacrosse coach for Intrepid Girls Lacrosse located in

Western Pennsylvania. Howley a native of Long Island played for the Long Island Elite Yellow Jackets. She

also coached the Yellow Jackets for two summers while she was back home on the Island.

Howley will also be pursuing a master’s degree at Bloomsburg University.

Th e Huskies celebrate after a win



Roster

No. Name Year Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School

1 Lyndsey Babilon So. A 5-2 Boyertown / Boyertown

2 Maggie Canavan So. M 5-7 Erdenheim / Springfi eld

3 Lindsay Kupferschmidt Jr. M 5-7 Royersford / Spring-Ford

4 Deanna Hauser So. D 5-5 East Northport, N.Y. / Commack

5 Kelsey Metzler So. A 5-4 Schwenksville / Perkiomen Valley

6 Courtney Werner Fr. D 5-4 Hudson, Ohio / Hudson

7 Gabrielle Lochetto So. M 5-6 Phoenixville / Owen J. Roberts

8 Monica Novielli So. D 5-3 West Chester / Rustin

9 Ashley Bossert Fr. M 5-6 Ambler / Wissahickon

10 Allie Kakareka Jr. A 5-5 Royersford / Spring-Ford

11 Aubrey Bossert Fr. M 5-6 Ambler / Wissahickon

12 Samantha King Jr. M 5-6 Elkton, Md. / North East

14 Sarah Bennett So. M 5-8 Gilbertsville / Boyertown

15 Kelsey Paulsen So. A 5-0 West Islip, N.Y. / West Islip

16 Sam Mazzie So. M 4-11 Barto / Boyertown

17 Amber Shiffl ett So. M/D 5-6 Pasadena, Md. / Chesapeake

18 Tia Mazzie Sr. M 5-0 Barto / Boyertown

21 Kelsey Schwan Sr. A 5-11 Burnet Hills / Burnet Hills-Ballston Lake

24 Ashley Bowers Sr. D 5-5 Springfi eld / Springfi eld

26 Rebecca Belmonte Sr. D 5-6 Seaford, N.Y. / Plainedge

33 Natalie Draham So. M 5-4 Blue Bell / Wissahickon

44 Shelby Iezzi So. GK 5-3 Pottstown / Owen J. Roberts

95 Sara Bates So. GK 5-7 Wading River, N.Y. / Shoreham-Wading River



182010: Had three-game streak of scoring at least two goals per game…Scored fi ve

goals, had two assists, and picked up four ground balls in 17-5 win over Millers-

ville…Scored two goals and won four draw controls in game against

Mercyhurst…Scored one goal and had one assist in win over East

Stroudsburg…Scored a goal and picked up four ground balls in a 20-6

win over Millersville…Scored a goal, had an assist, and picked-up six

ground balls against Shippensburg…Named to the All-PSAC Eastern

Division second team.

2009: Named second team All-PSAC East…Was third on the team in goals with 32 and assists with eight…

Played in 17 games and had 49 ground balls…Scored career-high four goals on three occasions…Tied her

career-high six ground balls in game against Rollins.

2008: Started all 18 games…Was second on the team in ground balls and in caused turnovers…Scored 14

goals and had seven assists…Had a career-high six ground balls in a 8-5 loss to East Stroudsburg…Had a

career-high fi ve caused turnovers in a 22-8 win over IUP.

gp-gs g a pts gb cto

2010 19-19 25 16 41 52 21

2009 17-15 32 8 40 49 14

2008 18-18 14 7 21 48 23

TOT 54-52 71 31 102 149 58

2010: Scored two goals, picked up one ground ball, and won one draw control

in 23-7 win over Kutztown…Scored four goals, had an assist, and picked-up four

ground balls against Kutztown…Scored and had an assist in 20-7 win

over Slippery Rock…Scored against Millersville.

2009: Appeared in 11 games…Scored eight goals and had four assists…

Had two goals and one assist in 18-9 win over East Stroudsburg…

Picked up eight ground balls and had two draw controls for the Huskies…Had three ground balls in 23-2

win over Philadelphia University.


2010 17-3 9 2 11 7 8

2009 11-1 8 4 12 8 0

TOT 28-4 17 6 23 13 8

21



262010: Picked up fi ve ground balls in 12-7 win over Seton Hill…Caused one turn-

over and picked up two ground balls in game against Mercyhurst…Had seven-game

streak of at least one ground ball per game…Picked up four ground

balls against Millersville.

2009: Played in 15 games for the Huskies…Had 32 ground balls and

caused seven turnovers…Picked up career-high fi ve ground balls

against West Chester.

2008: Played in 14 games for the Huskies…Had fi ve ground balls and caused eight turnovers.


2010 19-19 0 0 0 38 8

2009 15-11 0 0 0 32 7

2008 14-0 0 0 0 5 8

TOT 48-30 0 0 0 75 23

2010: Picked up six ground balls and won two draw controls in 17-5 win over

Millersville…Caused two turnovers, picked up fi ve ground balls, and won one draw

control in 14-13 win over Bentley…Had 10-game streak of at least

one ground ball per game…Won fi ve draw controls in 14-12 win over

Belmont-Abbey…Picked up four ground balls twice in games against

Mercyhurst and East Stroudsburg…Named to the All-PSAC Eastern

Division fi rst team.

2009: Was named second team All-PSAC East…Started in all 18 games for the Huskies…Was third on

the team in ground balls with 48…Had 31 draw controls and caused 13 turnovers on the season…Tied her

career-high six ground balls in a 18-9 win over East Stroudsburg.

2008: Was named second team All-American by the IWLCA, second team All South as a defender, and All-

PSAC second team…Started all 18 games of the season…Led the team in ground balls with 51, while caus-

ing 22 turnovers and making 15 draw controls…Had a career-high six ground balls in a 5-8 loss to East

Stroudsburg.


2010 19-19 0 0 0 45 16

2009 18-18 0 0 0 48 13

2008 18-18 0 0 0 51 22

TOT 55-55 0 0 0 144 51

24



102010: Had nine-game streak of scoring at least one goal per game…Scored game-

winning goal and had two assists in 14-13 win over Bentley…Had four goals, caused

two turnovers, and picked up three ground balls in 13-5 win over East

Stroudsburg…Won PSAC East Lacrosse Player of the Week Award

for the period ending March 21 for her stellar performance in games

against East Stroudsburg and Molloy; in the two games she totaled six

goals, two assists, four ground balls, and two caused turnovers…Won

PSAC East Player of the Week Award for the period ending April 18 after scoring 10 goals, three assists, and

two ground balls…Scored six goals and had three assists in a 20-6 win over Millersville…Scored four goals

against West Chester…Scored four goals, had two assists, and three ground balls against Slippery Rock…

Had six goals, three assists, and two ground balls against Millersville…Scored two goals and picked-up eight

ground balls against East Stroudsburg…Named to the All-PSAC Eastern Division fi rst team.

2009: Played in all 18 games for the Huskies…Tied for third in the team in assists with eight…Had three

game stretch of three goals per game…Scored four goals against Regis University in 22-10 win…Had total of

31 goals on the year and picked up 38 ground balls with fi ve draw controls.


2010 17-17 50 24 74 51 15

2009 18-9 31 8 39 38 10

TOT 35-26 81 32 113 89 25

122010: Scored fi ve goals and had one assist in 17-5 win over Millersville…Had nine-

game streak of scoring at least one goal per game…Scored two goals and won fi ve

draw controls in game against Shippensburg…Had four goals in games

against Bentley and Kutztown…Caused two turnovers and scored one

goal in season opener against Seton Hill…Scored three goals against

Millersville…Scored four goals and had an assist against West Chester…

Named to the All-PSAC Eastern Division second team.

2009: Named PSAC-East Freshman of the Year and fi rst team All-PSAC East…Second on the team in goals

with 41 and third on the team in points with 46…Had just two games where she did not score… Scored ca-

reer-high fi ve goals in 10-9 win against Shippensburg…Picked up 32 ground balls and had 29 draw controls.


2010 18-18 46 3 49 28 8

2009 18-16 41 5 46 32 9

TOT 36-34 87 8 95 60 17



12010: Played in 19 games…Scored three goals and had one assist in 13-5 win over

East Stroudsburg…Scored two goals against Mercyhurst…Scored two goals, had an

assist in 23-5 win over Kutztown…Scored three goals against Shippens-

burg…Scored two goals, had an assist against Millersville…Scored three

goals in 20-7 win over Slippery Rock.


2010 19-9 23 7 30 22 7

TOT 19-9 23 7 30 22 7

152010: Played in eight games…Had one goal in 23-7 win over Kutztown.


2010 8-0 1 0 1 1 0

TOT 8-0 1 0 1 1 0

32010: Picked up six ground balls and caused one turnover against Mercyhurst…

Won three draw controls in 14-13 win over Bentley…Picked-up seven ground balls

against East Stroudsburg…Scored two goals in 20-6 win over Millers-

ville…Named to the All-PSAC Eastern Division fi rst team.

2009: Played in 16 games for the Huskies…Scored three goals and had

one assist…Had one goal and picked up two ground balls in 20-7 win

over Kutztown…Caused three turnovers, picked up 14 ground balls, and had seven draw controls.


2010 19-19 4 1 5 47 12

2009 16-1 3 1 4 14 3

TOT 35-20 7 2 9 61 15



52010: Played in 18 games…Scored one goal and picked up four ground balls in 13-5

win over East Stroudsburg…Scored one goal and picked up three ground balls in

17-5 win over Millersville…Scored a goal, had two assists in 20-7 win

over Slippery Rock…Scored one goal and picked up three ground balls

in 23-5 win over Kutztown.


2010 18-6 6 5 11 23 4

TOT 18-6 6 5 11 23 4

22010: Played in 16 games…Scored three goals in 12-7 win over Seton Hill…Scored

two goals and had an assist in 14-12 win over Belmont Abbey…Had a two-game

streak of scoring two goals per game…Scored one goal against West

Chester…Picked up two ground balls and had two caused turnovers in

17-5 win over Millersville.


2010 16-7 11 2 13 8 8

TOT 16-7 11 2 13 8 8

72010: Played in 16 games…Scored two goals, picked up two ground balls, and won

two draw controls in 17-5 win over Millersville…Scored one goal, and won two draw

controls in 20-7 win over Slippery Rock…Scored a goal, picked up two

ground balls and had one caused turnover in 23-5 win over Kutztown…

Scored a goal against Lock Haven.


2010 16-1 6 2 8 8 5

TOT 16-1 6 2 8 8 5



142010: Scored two goals and picked up one ground ball in game against Shippens-

burg…Won fi ve draw controls in 14-13 win over Bentley…Scored a goal, had an

assist and picked up fi ve ground balls against Millersville…Scored one

goal, had an assist and won three draw controls in 14-7 win over Ship-

pensburg…Scored two goals in 19-15 win over East

Stroudsburg.


2010 17-11 12 2 14 43 10

TOT 17-11 12 2 14 43 10

172010: Played in 15 games…Scored one goal in games against Pfeiff er and Molloy…

Picked up two ground balls, caused one turnover and won one draw control against

West Chester…Won a draw control and picked up two ground balls in

23-7 win over Kutztown. gp-gs g a pts gb cto

2010 15-1 2 1 3 8 3

TOT 15-1 2 1 3 8 3

332010: Played in 19 games…Had one goal and picked up two ground balls in game

against Mercyhurst…Scored one goal in 13-5 win over East Stroudsburg…Scored

one goal and had an assist in 23-5 win over Kutztown. gp-gs g a pts gb cto

2010 19-3 3 4 7 12 1

TOT 19-3 3 4 7 12 1



162010: Scored four goals in games against Belmont-Abbey and Kutztown…Had three

goals and caused one turnover in 15-7 win over Molloy…Picked up eight ground

balls in 13-5 win over East Stroudsburg…Had three-game streak of

scoring at least two goals per game…Scored three goals and picked up

three ground balls in most recent 13-5 win over East Stroudsburg…

Scored four goals and picked up three ground balls in a 20-6 win over

Millersville…Scored three goals and had an assist against Slippery Rock…Scored four goals and had three

ground balls against Millersville…Scored three goals, had two assists, and picked-up three ground balls in a

14-7 win over Shippensburg…Scored six goals, had four assists, and picked-up fi ve ground balls in a 19-15

win over East Stroudsburg…Named to the All-PSAC Eastern Division fi rst team…Named PSAC Eastern

Division Freshman of the Year


2010 19-19 42 20 62 46 15

TOT 19-19 42 20 62 46 15

82010: Played in 18 games…Scored one goal and picked up four ground balls in game

against Kutztown earlier in the season…Had three-game streak of scoring one goal

per game…Picked up 17 ground balls and caused four turnovers for the

season. gp-gs g a pts gb cto

2010 18-1 4 0 4 17 4

TOT 18-1 4 0 4 17 4



442010: Made 20 saves in 13-5 win over East Stroudsburg…Allowed one goal in 50

minutes played against Molloy…Picked up seven ground balls in game against Ship-

pensburg…Caused one turnover and had eight ground balls in game

against Pfeiff er…Currently has a record of 8-4 with 108 saves on the

season…Named to the All-PSAC Eastern Division fi rst team.

gp-gs ga avg sv pct

2010 19-18 154 9.26 159 .508

TOT 19-18 154 9.26 159 .508

42010: Played in 16 games…Picked up four ground balls in both games against East

Stroudsburg…Caused three turnovers in 14-13 win over Bentley…Had an assist and

picked up three ground balls in 15-7 win over Molloy. gp-gs g a pts gb cto

2010 16-15 0 1 1 33 11

TOT 16-15 0 1 1 33 11



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Overall Record: 13-6 (Home: 7-2; Away: 6-3)

PSAC Record: 7-3 (Home: 4-1; Away: 3-2)

Date Opponent Score Leading Scorer

Mar. 3 at Seton Hill W, 12-7 Canavan (3)

8 at Belmont Abbey W, 14-12 Mazzie (4)

11 at Pfeiff er L, 7-5 Springman (2); King (2)

17 at East Stroudsburg* W, 13-5 Kakareka (4)

20 MOLLOY W, 15-7 King (3); S. Mazzie (3)

22 MILLERSVILLE* W, 17-5 T. Mazzie (5); King (5)

25 WEST CHESTER* L, 13-10 Kakareka (2); S. Mazzie (2);

T. Mazzie (2); Springman (2)

27 MERCYHURST L, 12-10 Kakareka (2); S. Mazzie (2);

T. Mazzie (2); Babilon (2)

28 BENTLEY W, 14-13 (OT) Kakareka (5)

31 at Shippensburg* L, 13-11 Kakareka (2); Bennett (2);

Springman (2)

Apr. 3 at Kutztown* W, 23-7 Kakareka (4); King (4);

S. Mazzie (4)

6 EAST STROUDSBURG* W, 13-5 Kakareka (4)

10 at Slippery Rock W, 20-7 Kakareka (4)

12 at Millersville* W, 20-6 Kakareka (6)

15 at West Chester* L, 13-10 King (4); Kakareka (4)

21 SHIPPENSBURG* W, 14-7 S. Mazzie (3); Kakareka (3);

Babilon (3)

24 KUTZTOWN* W, 23-5 S. Mazzie (4); Schwan (4)

PSAC Tournament

27 EAST STROUDSBURG W, 19-15 S. Mazzie (6)

30 at Lock Haven L, 5-20 King (2)



2010 Statistics

|----------------SHOTS-----------------| |---GOALS---|

## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW FPG-FPS GB DC T/O CT

10 Allie Kakareka 17-17 50 24 74 93 .538 69 .742 3 2-5 50 1 22 15

16 Samantha Mazzie 19-19 42 20 62 79 .532 55 .696 2 10-17 46 31 45 15

6 Kim Springman 19-19 22 29 51 49 .449 33 .673 0 1-6 27 15 46 5

12 Samantha King 18-18 46 3 49 111 .414 71 .640 2 6-15 29 26 41 8

18 Tia Mazzie 19-19 25 16 41 57 .439 41 .719 1 4-11 52 30 42 21

1 Lyndsey Babilon 19-9 23 7 30 44 .523 33 .750 2 5-9 22 12 30 7

14 Sarah Bennett 17-11 12 2 14 43 .279 26 .605 0 1-5 32 27 25 10

2 Maggie Canavan 16-7 11 2 13 25 .440 14 .560 0 2-3 8 6 14 8

21 Kelsey Schwan 17-3 9 2 11 20 .450 13 .650 1 2-4 7 3 8 0

5 Kelsey Metzler 18-6 6 5 11 15 .400 10 .667 0 0-1 23 5 16 4

7 Gabrielle Lochetto 16-1 6 2 8 11 .545 9 .818 0 1-3 8 10 11 5

33 Natalie Draham 19-3 3 4 7 13 .231 8 .615 0 1-2 12 7 13 1

3 L. Kupferschmidt 19-19 4 1 5 4 1.000 4 1.000 0 1-1 47 15 25 12

8 Monica Novielli 18-1 4 0 4 9 .444 7 .778 1 0-0 17 7 15 4

17 Amber Shiffl ett 15-1 2 1 3 6 .333 4 .667 0 0-2 8 8 14 3

22 Ruth Costanzo 9-0 2 1 3 4 .500 2 .500 0 0-0 1 1 8 0

15 Kelsey Paulsen 8-0 1 0 1 3 .333 2 .667 0 0-1 1 0 0 0

4 Deanna Hauser 16-15 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 33 2 10 11

13 Courtney Martin 13-3 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-1 11 0 7 3

55 Devyn Mulholland 8-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 0 1 0

44 Shelby Iezzi 19-18 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 54 0 25 5

26 Rebecca Belmonte 19-19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 38 1 9 8

24 Ashley Bowers 19-19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 45 33 23 16

Total 19 268 120 388 587 .457 401 .683 12 36-86 572 241 450 161

Opponents 19 179 74 253 464 .386 325 .700 6 31-91 535 241 471 147

|---GOAL AVERAGE----------------| |--SAVES--| |-RECORD-| Shots

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L Faced

44 Shelby Iezzi 19-18 997:38 154 9.26 159 .508 13 6 407

55 Devyn Mulholland 8-1 147:59 25 10.14 18 .419 0 0 44

Total 19 1,145:37 179 9.37 177 .497 13 6 451

Opponents 19 1,145:37 268 14.04 189 .414 6 13 564



All-Time Season Scoring Leaders

Season Goals Assists Points

1977 Lisa Regan 7 Lisa Regan 3 Lisa Regan 10

1978 Gail Hopkins 4 Gail Hopkins 2 Gail Hopkins 6

Lisa Regan 4

1979 Leilla Elliott 10 Leilla Elliott 10

1980

1981

1982

1983 Penny Megay 21 Penny Megay 21

1984 Penny Megay 20 Lynn Hurst 6 Penny Megay 24

1985 Missy Clayton 9 Missy Clayton 9

Deb Fraga 9 Deb Fraga 9

1986 Kelly Cuthbert 35 Kelly Cuthbert 6 Kelly Cuthbert 41

1987 Kelly Cuthbert 35

1988 Kelly Cuthbert 39 Cindy Daeche 9 Kelly Cuthbert 42

1989 Kelly Cuthbert 47 Cathy Samples 16 Kelly Cuthbert 57

Betsy Warmerdam 16

1990 Kelly Bracken 29

1991 Cathy Samples 25 Sunya Ennis 9 Cathy Samples 30

1992 Bridget Drake 35 Kelly Bracken 7 Bridget Drake 38

1993 Megan Quinlan 35 Megan Quinlan 12 Megan Quinlan 47

1994 Meghan Vernon 33 Nicole Schiavello 7 Meghan Vernon 36

Abby Lupo 36

1995 Meghan Vernon 63 Meghan Vernon 12 Meghan Vernon 75

1996 Colleen Fahie 21 Colleen Fahie 7 Colleen Fahie 28

1997 Erica Brower 38 Michele Baylor 7 Erica Brower 38

1998 Erica Brower 48 Michele Baylor 15 Erica Brower 58

1999 Michele Baylor 30 Michele Baylor 14 Michele Baylor 44

Roxann Emerick 30

2000 Michele Baylor 47 Katie MacLean 20 Michele Baylor 61

2001 Roxann Emerick 51 Georgia Carinci 27 Roxann Emerick 58

2002 Katie MacLean 39 Megan Pry 23 Katie MacLean 58

2003 Georgia Carinci 46 Megan Pry 41 Georgia Carinci 75

2004 Georgia Carinci 85 Georgia Carinci 26 Georgia Carinci 111

2005 Sheila Zilinski 55 Danielle Yeager 24 Danielle Yeager 72

2006 Cali Toms 36 Brittany Lucchesi 9 Cali Toms 43

2007 Cali Toms 31 Megan Taylor 15 Megan Taylor 39

Kelsey Quigley 39

2008 Cali Toms 47 Kelsey Quigley 20 Cali Toms 51

2009 Kelsey Quigley 45 Kim Springman 24 Kim Springman 52

2010 Allie Kakareka 50 Kim Springman 29 Allie Kakareka 74



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Conference has evolved into one of the NCAA’s most heralded intercollegiate conferences.

Th e fi rst major step came in 1977, when based on a growing interest, the league reorganized to provide a

structure for its women’s programs. Only three years later, lacking a standard competitive division, league

voted to reclassify the entire conference to NCAA Division II.

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full-time members Gannon and Mercyhurst, and associate member Long Island University-C.W. Post. Th e

membership now consists of 16 full-time institutions and the associate.

All of the league’s full-time members are located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which

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distinctions as: the largest conference in Division II, the largest football-playing conference in the NCAA,

and, with 23, the conference that sponsors the most championships at the Division II level.

Highly competitive on a regional and national level, PSAC schools annually send nearly one-third of

its teams into NCAA postseason play. Th e membership’s success has yielded 42 NCAA team and 228

individual title winners.

While proud of its athletic accomplishments, the league also has evolved into one of Division II’s fi nest

from an academic standpoint. Nearly 1/3 of the PSAC’s estimated 6,200 participants are honored each year

as “Scholar-Athletes” for maintaining a GPA of 3.25 or better - a total that has nearly doubled since PSAC

Scholar-Athletes were fi rst recognized in the mid-1990s.

Although all 16 current institutions are members of Division II, eight league schools also compete at the

Division I level in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 118,000 students and claim over 670,000 alumni,

including 430,000 who reside in Pennsylvania.

PSAC Offi ce Staff

Steve Murray, Commissioner; Will Adair, Assistant Commissioner;

Carlin Chesick, Assistant to the Commissioner; Matt Beltz, Director of Media Relations

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