2012 women's lacrosse media guide

2012 WOMEN’S LACROSSE

12012 Women’s Lacrosse

QUICKFACTSTheUniversity

Location ..............................Philadelphia,Pa.19131

Founded .............................................1851

Enrollment ...........................................4,600

Denomination .........................RomanCatholic(Jesuit)

Nickname ...........................................Hawks

Colors.....................................CrimsonandGray

AthleticAffiliation.............................NCAADivisionI

Conference ......................................Atlantic10

HomeField(Capacity)......................FinneseyField(600)

TheTeam

HeadCoach .................DeniseRoessler(OldDominion‘95)

CareerRecord ...............................71‐137/14years

RecordatSJU................................71‐128/13years

AssistantCoaches .......Lindsey‐KateMcCool(SJU‘08)–4thyear

..............................SuzyHerlihy(SJU‘09)‐2ndyear

Women’sLacrosseOffice ......................(610)660‐2585

Captain .......................................ElizabethFox

LetterwinnersReturning/Lost ............................24/3

2011OverallRecord ....................................5‐11

2011Atlantic10Record/Finish.........................1‐6/8th

TABLEOFCONTENTS2012Preview ........................................2HeadCoachDeniseRoessler ............................3AssistantCoaches .....................................4TheHawk............................................4FinneseyField ........................................52012Roster ..........................................6HawkProfiles......................................7‐12Newcomers ......................................12‐132011Year‐In‐Review .................................142011Statistics.......................................152011Atlantic10Statistics .............................16Atlantic10Conference ...............................17YearlyRecords ......................................18CareerRecords ......................................19SingleSeasonRecords ................................20HonorsandAwards ..................................21All‐TimeRoster ......................................22All‐TimeResults...................................23‐24Administration ......................................25SaintJoseph’sUniversity ..............................26

CREDITSThe2012SaintJoseph'sUniversitywomen’slacrossemediaguidewaswrittenandeditedbyChrisHumbrecht.Editorialassistancewasprovidedby

MarieWozniak,JackJumper,andJoeGreenwich.PhotographybyGregCarroccioofSidelinePhotos.CoversdesignedbyChrisHumbrecht.

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2012 WOMEN’S LACROSSE

With22of27players,including10of12starters,returningfromlastyear’ssquad,thereismorethanenoughreasonforoptimismforthe2012SaintJoseph’swomen’slacrosseteam.JustthreeseasonsremovedfromtheirAtlantic10ChampionshipGame,headcoachDeniseRoessler andtheHawksarepoisedtoreturntothepostseason.

SaintJoseph’swilllooktoteamcaptainElizabethFox andtherestoftheeight‐memberseniorclassforleadership.Fox,agrittydefender,wasanAtlantic10All‐ConferenceSecondTeamselectioneachofthepasttwoseasonsandhasstartedall32gamessince2010.Sheledtheteamwith30causedturnoverslastseason,whichstandsasthethirdbestmarkinasin‐gle‐seasonforaHawk.

2011leadingscorersGraceDinn (30goals,11assists),JenPeters (26goals,2assists)andMeganMcDevitt (15goals,17assists)allreturnfortheirsen‐iorseasonsandwillprovideanoffensivespark.SeniorsAlanaGlanell andCarlyKindbom,aswellastalentedjuniorsGwenNihill andNoraMcGuire,willbolstertheattackfortheHawks.Afterstrongfresh‐mancampaigns,AbbyAnanian,ValPaolucci andJessNawojski willbecountedontoprovidedepthwhilethe2011recruitingclassbroughtinfourattackersinLaurenYoung, GiannaMinutillo,HalliePickard,andJuliaFalcone.

Inthemidfield,theHawksreturnseniorandthree‐yearstarterJulieMineweaser.MineweaserwillrunwithKindbom,GlanellandNihillaswellasjuniorMaggieMauer andsophomoreMicheleGranger.FreshmanHannahHutchins willbeanewfaceinanexperiencedanddeepmidfieldthatwilllikelyshowseveraldifferentcombinationsthroughouttheseason.

AlongwithFox,seniorAlliMacDonald helpsstrengthenthebackline,causing19turnoversasea‐sonago.TheseniortandemwillleadasturdydefensewiththeadditionofsophomoretransferAllisonHeath.SupportfromjuniorsAlexaMatthews,JessPhelan andHeatherOlson andsophomoresBrittanyHanrahan,MeghanWatkin andKaitlynMcSwiggan

willbeneededfortheir16‐gameschedule.Freshmanandtwo‐timeFirstTeamAll‐Leagueselection,MollyCurcio (ManheimTownshipHighSchool)hasshownshecancompeteatthislevelrightawayandisexpect‐edtoseeactionthisseason.

BetweenthepipesforSaintJoseph’swillbejuniorAlishaAquilino,whohaspostedan8.39goalsagainstaverageinlimitedactionasthebackupthepasttwoseasons.FreshmanNoraMcGeever willstartthesea‐sonasthebackupinnet,asshestartedforthreePhiladelphiaCatholicLeagueandDistrict12champi‐onshipteamsatArchbishopCarroll.

TheHawkshopetobuildonastrongfallandwillbechallengedbynewfoesinJacksonville,Manhattan,andPresbyterianthisspring.Othernon‐conferenceopponentsincludeDrexel,Wagner,Monmouth,SaintFrancis(Pa.),OldDominionandRutgers.TheHawksopenupAtlantic10playMarch30thatGeorgeWashington.

HEAD COACH SEASON OUTLOOK

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Saint Joseph’s University

SeniorGraceDinnisinthetopteninSJUhistorywith77goalsthroughherfirstthreeseasons.

Denise RoesslerDenise RoesslerHead Coach – 14th YearHead Coach – 14th YearOld Dominion ‘95Old Dominion ‘95

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DeniseRoessler returnsforher14thyearasheadcoachofthe Saint Joseph'swomen's lacrosse team. In 13 years, Roesslerhas compiled a 71‐128 record highlighted by two Atlantic 10Tournament appearances and her first A‐10 Coach of the Yearawardin2009.

RoesslerledtheHawkstotheschool’smostsuccessfulsea‐son in2009with their first appearance ina championship final,marking the school’s secondA‐10 Tournamentberth after theirfirstappearancein2001.SheledtheHawkstoaprogram‐best5‐2recordintheA‐10,tyingforsecondplaceandpostinganoverallrecordof10‐8.

A1995graduateofOldDominion,wheresheearnedabach‐elor’s of science degree in sportsmedicine, Roessler previouslyservedastheheadwomen'slacrossecoachatLaSalleUniversity.

SheledtheExplorerstoa5‐9overallrecordintheirinauguralseasonofvarsitycompeti‐tionin1998.Roessler came to SJU in the fall of 1998

and spent three years as an assistant fieldhockeycoachinadditiontoherlacrosseheadcoachingduties.PriortotakingoveratLaSalle,Roesslerservedastheheadjuniorvar‐

sityandassistantvarsity fieldhockeycoachatBishopEustacePrep. In1995,sheledEustacetoa10‐0‐2record.Inthespringof1996,shejoinedthestaffatheralmamater,Camden

Catholic('91),asavolunteerassistantlacrossecoach.AtOldDominion,Roesslerplayedwomen's lacrosseunderSueStahl,

who also served as the United States National Team head women'slacrossecoachfrom1989‐2005.AnativeofPennsauken,N.J.,RoesslerwasaFirstTeamAll‐Conference

andAll‐ParochialselectioninlacrosseasasenioratCamdenCatholic.RoesslercurrentlyresidesinMarlton,N.J.withherhusbandScottand

theirdaughter,Jordan.

ROESSLER’SRÉSUMÉHeadCoach YearsSaintJoseph’s 1999‐PresentLaSalleUniversity 1998

AssistantCoach YearsCamdenCatholicH.S. 1996

Player YearsOldDominion 1991‐95

ROESSLER’S RECORDYEAR‐BY‐YEAR

LaSalle W L1998 5 9TOTAL 5 9

SaintJoseph’s W L1999 3 112000 7 82001 5 102002 3 102003 4 112004 8 62005 5 102006 5 112007 7 92008 7 92009 10 82010 2 142011 5 11TOTAL 71 128OVERALL 76 137

ALL‐TIMESJUCOACHINGRECORDSYear HeadCoach W‐L Pct. Postseason

1993‐98 DeniseLigget 29‐52 .358

1999‐Present DeniseRoessler 71‐128 .357 A‐10Tournament(2)

Totals 17years 100‐180 .357

Roesslerentersher14thseasonin2012

Lindsey-Kate McCoolLindsey-Kate McCoolAssistant Coach – 4th YearAssistant Coach – 4th YearSaint Joseph’s ‘08Saint Joseph’s ‘08

FINNESEY FIELDASSISTANT COACHES

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Oneofthemostfamousmascotsincollegesports,theSaintJoseph'sHawkhasbeenflappingitswingsfor56years.

TheHawk,whichcelebrated itsgoldenanniversary in2005‐06, isbestknown forstayinginconstantmotionbyflappingitswingsthroughouteverybasketballgameandrepresentingtheSaintJoseph'smotto,"TheHawkWillNeverDie."

SaintJoseph’sathleticteamshavebeenrecognizedwiththenickname“Hawks”since1929.Atthattime,theschool’syearbookeditorinitiatedacontestamongthestudentbodyforasymbol.Morethan100submissionswerenarrowed,with“Hawks”winningoutover“Grenadiers”byaslimmargin.Thenamewasappropriatebecauseittypified“thefightingspiritofourcrimsonandgrayathletesanditissuggestiveoftheaerialattackwhichhasmadeourfootballteamfamous.”Football,ironically,wasdiscontinuedatSJUfollowingthe1939season.

TheHawkmascothas garnerednumerousaccolades in its 56‐yearhistory. It hasbeenselectedasthenation’stopmascotbyTheSportingNews,SportsIllustrated,SportsIllustratedforKids,Street&Smith’sBasketballYearbook,ESPNCollegeBasketballmaga‐zineandwasnominatedfortheMascotHallofFamein2008.

THE HAWK

Suzy HerlihySuzy HerlihyAssistant Coach - 2nd YearAssistant Coach - 2nd YearSaint Joseph’s ‘09Saint Joseph’s ‘09

JessicaBlake(8) 1999‐06JebbChagan(2) 2002‐03JillDePetris(2) 2008‐09AnysiaFedec(4) 1994‐97GingerFlocco(1) 2007MelissaCosgriff(8) 2003‐09KatelynKinney(1) 2008DayleLaughlin(1) 1993Lindsey‐KateMcCool(4th) 2009‐PresentNoraMeah(2) 2000‐02LaurenSimone(1) 2006TaraWarrington(1) 1993SuzyHerlihy(2nd) 2011‐Present

ALL‐TIMESJUASSISTANTCOACHESSuzy Herlihy, a 2009 SJU graduate,enters her second season as an assistantcoach.

She ranks second on the Hawks’ alltime list for goals against average (8.97),

thirdall‐time in saves (462)and fifthall‐time in saveper‐centage(.510)andgroundballs(126).Thethree‐yeargoal‐keeper currently holds the career (24) and single‐season(10)recordsformostwins.

Herlihy was named the 2009 Atlantic 10 DefensivePlayeroftheYearandistheonlyplayerinprogram’shisto‐rytoreceivetheaward.Sheledtheleagueingoalsagainstaverage(8.48)andsavepercentage(.521)thatseason.

Lindsey‐KateMcCool isa2008gradu‐ate of SJUand returns to the Hawk staffforherfourthseasonin2012.

McCoolgraduatedfromSaintJoseph’sastheall‐timeleaderingroundballs(151),

tiedfortheall‐timeleadingamesplayed(63),rankedsec‐ondincareerassists(65)andfifthinall‐timepoints(140).

Additionally, McCool led the team in assists all fouryears onHawkHill andwas vital to the offense from themidfield position. She also provided excellent defense,causing56turnovers,whichranksthirdall‐timeinthepro‐gram’shistory.

McCool completed her master’s in criminal justice in2010atSaintJoseph’sandresidesinMarlton,N.J.withherhusbandTim.

Women’scoachingstafffromLtoR:SuzyHerlihy,Lindsey‐KateMcCoolandDeniseRoessler.

FinneseyField,currentlyinits83rd year, has been home to 10different varsity squads at SaintJoseph’s. Opened in 1929 ashome to the SJU football squad,the field has undergone numer‐ous changes over the years andhas been home to over a thou‐sand SJU varsity games,matchesandtrackmeets.

The most recent upgradeoccurred in 2008 when theAstroTurf,laiddownin2001,wasreplaced with new, state‐of‐the‐artTigerTurf.

Home to the men’s andwomen’s lacrosse teams, men’sand women’s soccer teams, thefieldhasseenothermodificationssince its inception in 1929. Theprospectofa70,000‐seatbowledstadium for football was dashedwhenthesportwasdiscontinuedfollowingthe1939season.

Baseball re‐occupied the space in 1947, calling Finneseyhomeuntil1959.SaintJoseph’smen’ssoccerbeganin1958andplayedeveryseasonbutone(1960)atFinnesey.In1960,theorig‐inal grandstand, as well as the hillside seating near OverbrookAvenue,wereeliminatedasVilliger(nowPost)HallandtheBluettTheatrewerebuilt.Intheprocessofthe1960construction,thefield’selevationwasraisedfivefeettoitscurrentlocation.

In1990,artificialturfreplacedthegrass,makingFinneseyatruemulti‐purposefacility.In1994theinstallationoflightsfur‐theredtheuseof thegrounds,whilenewbleachers in2003onthehillnexttoMandevilleHallwereanothertouchofrenovationtoahistoricstadium.

Thewomen’slacrossesquadis59‐86in19seasonsonHawkHill.Thebestseasoncamein2004whentheHawkswent5‐2enroutetoan8‐6campaign.ThefirstgamewasplayedonMarch23,1993whenSJUdefeatedGwyneddMercy,18‐4.

Themen’slacrosseteamhascompiledanoverall53‐68markin18seasons.

Thelocationhasalsobeenhometomen’ssoccersince1958and women’s soccer since 1996, while the field hockey teamwrappedupitslastseasononFinneseyin2007.

Overall, the site has seen1,161 gamesentering 2012, andSJUteamshaveputtogetheratotalrecordof526‐586‐49in82years.

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Sport Seasons First Last W L T Pct.Baseball^ 12 1947 1958 18 19 .486FieldHockey 25 1983 2007 124 97 5 .548Football 11 1929 1939 22 19 2 .535Men’sLacrosse 19 1993 present 53 74 .417Women’sLacrosse 19 1993 present 59 86 .406Men’sSoccer* 53 1958 present 165 183 31 .485Women’sSoccer 16 1996 present 59 58 11 .458Softball 8 1983 1990 26 50 .342Totals 1,161games 526 586 49 .453

^–Baseballrecordsareincomplete*–Nogameswereplayedduring1960season

ALL‐TIMEALL‐SPORTSRECORDSATFINNESEYFIELDYear W‐L1993 3‐21994 5‐51995 2‐61996 5‐41997 3‐41998 2‐81999 2‐52000 5‐42001 2‐62002 3‐3

Year W‐L2003 3‐62004 5‐22005 2‐72006 4‐42007 5‐52008 5‐32009 4‐52010 1‐62011 3‐6Total 59‐86

WOMEN’SLACROSSERESULTS

MOSTGOALSSCOREDBYSJUONFINNESEYFIELD

25vs.Mercyhurst,4/27/1996

MOSTCONSECUTIVEWINSONFINNESEYFIELD5(2/27‐4/6/08)

BYCLASSSeniors(8): Dinn,Fox,Glanell,Kindbom,MacDonald,McDevitt,Mineweaser,PetersJuniors(7): Aquilino,Matthews,Mauer,Mcguire,Nihill,Olson,PhelanSophomores(8): Ananian,Granger,Hanrahan,Heath,McSwiggan,Nawojski,Paolucci,WatkinFreshmen(7):Curicio,Hutchins,Minutillo,Pickard,Falcone,McGeever,Young

BYSTATEConnecticut(1):HutchinsMaryland(4): Dinn,Glanell,Peters,PhelanMassachusetts(2):Ananian,MatthewsNewJersey(10):Fox, Granger,Kindbom,MacDonald,Mcguire,McSwiggan,Minutillo,Nihill,Pickard,YoungVirginia(1):OlsonPennsylvania(12):Aquilino,Curcio,Falcone,Hanrahan,Heath,Mauer,McDevitt,McGeever,Mineweaser,Nawojski,Paolucci,Watkin

PRONUNCIATIONGUIDE(Alisha)Aquilino:ACK‐wil‐inoAlanaGlanell:Ah‐LAH‐nahGLAH‐nell(Carly)Kindbom:KIN‐dbom(Maggie)Mauer:MOW‐er(Jessica)Nawojski:Nuh‐voy‐ski(Gwen)Nihill:Nigh‐hill(Val)Paolucci:Pay‐loo‐chi(Jess)Phelan:Fail‐in(Denise)Roessler: ROSS‐lerr

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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown HighSchool1 AlanaGlanell Sr. M 5‐4 Davidsonville,Md. SouthRiver2 AlliMacDonald Sr. M 5‐9 Westfield,N.J. Westfield3 GwenNihill Jr. A/M 5‐4 Marlton,N.J. HolyCross4 JulieMineweaser Sr. M 5‐3 Harleysville,Pa. NorthPenn5 LaurenYoung Fr. A 5‐5 MullicaHill,N.J. ClearviewRegional6 MollyCurcio Fr. D 5‐6 Lancaster,Pa. Manheim7 HannahHutchins Fr. M 5‐7 Weston,Conn. Weston8 NoraMcguire Jr. A 5‐0 Summit,N.J. Summit10 GiannaMinutillo Fr. A 5‐5 Hillsborough,N.J. Hillsborough11 AlexaMatthews Jr. M 5‐3 Duxbury,Mass. Duxbury12 JessicaNawojski So. A 5‐2 Malvern,Pa. GreatValley13 MaggieMauer Jr. A 5‐5 Eagleville,Pa. ArchbishopCarroll14 JuliaFalcone Fr. M 5‐6 WestChester,Pa. WestChesterEast15 HeatherOlson Jr. D 5‐8 Alexandria,Va. BishopIreton16 ElizabethFox* Sr. D 5‐7 Marlton,N.J. Cherokee17 JessPhelan Jr. D 5‐10 EllicottCity,Md. MountDeSalesAcademy19 BrittanyHanrahan So. D 5‐10 Hatfield,Pa. NorthPenn20 CarlyKindbom Sr. M 5‐7 Medford,N.J. HolyCross21 AbbyAnanian So. M 5‐8 Belmont,Mass. Belmont22 MeghanMcDevitt Sr.^ A 5‐4 Lancaster,Pa. ManheimTownship23 JenPeters Sr. A/M 5‐7 Westminster,Md. WintersMill24 GraceDinn Sr. M 5‐6 Kensington,Md. AcademyoftheHolyCross25 HalliePickard Fr. M 5‐9 ShortHills,N.J. Millburn26 KaitlynMcSwiggan So. D 5‐8 Allendale,N.J. ImmaculateHeartAcademy27 AllisonHeath So. D 5‐8 NewtownSquare,Pa. Radnor28 MeghanWatkin So. M/D 5‐3 WestChester,Pa. WestChesterBayardRustin29 ValPaolucci So. M/A 5‐5 Swarthmore,Pa. Springfield30 AlishaAquilino Jr.^ GK 5‐2 Abington,Pa. Abington31 NoraMcGeever Fr. GK 5‐8 DrexelHill,Pa. ArchbishopCarroll34 MicheleGranger So. M/A 5‐4 Allendale,N.J. NorthernHighlandsRegional

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HeadCoach: DeniseRoessler(OldDominion‘95)–14thseasonAssistantCoaches: Lindsey‐KateMcCool(SaintJoseph’s‘08)–Fourthseason

SuzyHerlihy(SaintJoseph’s‘09)‐SecondseasonCaptain: ElizabethFox

TEAMBREAKDOWN

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2010 Atlantic 10 All‐Conference Second Team...2011: Startedall16games...Ledtheteamingoals(30) and points (41) while adding 11assists...Scored three goals against Monmouth,Duquesne and Richmond...Picked up 22 groundballs...2010:Startedall16games...Ledtheteamingoals(38),points(42),andgroundballs(31)...Was

second on the team in caused turnovers with 12... Scored fourgoalsonfouroccasions...2009:Playedinall18games...Scoredninegoalsandhadthreeassistsfor12points...Scoredtwogoalseachinback‐to‐back wins over Old Dominion and Temple...HighSchool/Personal: All‐American, All‐County, and All‐Conferencesenioryear...Servedasteamcaptainasasenior...AlsoearnedAll‐Conference honors sophomore and junior years...Lettered threetimes in soccer and twice in swimming...Mother, Sheila,was anAcademicAll‐AmericaninfieldhockeyatWilliam&Mary...Father,Scott, swamatRutgers... BornNovember 24, 1990...Majoring insocialsciences.

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2010 & 2011 Atlantic 10 All‐Conference SecondTeam...2011: Started all 16 games ondefense...Led the teamwith42groundballsand30 caused turnovers...Scored three goals on theseason...2010:Startedall16games...Wassecondon the team in ground balls (29) and third incaused turnovers (11)...Picked up a career‐high

fivegroundballsagainstDrexel...2009:Sawactioninninegameswithonestartaftermissingmostoftheseasonduetoinjury...HighSchool/Personal: All‐American Honorable Mention, All‐Group 4First Team, All‐ConferenceFirst Team, All‐South JerseySecondTeam senior year...Led team toGroup 4State Championship aswellasGroup4SouthJerseytitle...Four‐timeAll‐Conferenceselec‐tion...Four‐time letterwinner in field hockey...Born November 9,1989...Pharmaceuticalmarketingmajor.

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YEAR GP‐GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT2009 18‐0 27 9 3 12 0 14 82010 16‐16 79 38 4 42 1 31 122011 16‐16 97 30 11 41 0 22 7Totals 50‐32 203 77 18 95 1 67 27


Grace DinnGrace DinnSenior • 5-6 • MidfieldSenior • 5-6 • MidfieldKensington, Md. • Academy of Holy CrossKensington, Md. • Academy of Holy Cross

Elizabeth Fox - CaptainElizabeth Fox - CaptainSenior • 5-7 • DefenseSenior • 5-7 • DefenseMarlton, N.J. • CherokeeMarlton, N.J. • Cherokee

2011: Played in 14 games making sixstarts...Secondon the teamwith13assists togowithsixgoals...HadtwogoalsagainstLaSalleandSt.Bonaventure...2010:Startedall16games...Ledthe team in assists with 16 and was fourth inpoints (23)...Tallied a career‐high four assistsagainst Monmouth...2009: Saw action in two

games...High School/ Personal: Letterwinner in lacrosse...BornMay7,1990...Majoringininternationalbusiness.

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Alana GlanellAlana GlanellSenior • 5-3 • MidfieldSenior • 5-3 • MidfieldDavidsonville, Md. • South RiverDavidsonville, Md. • South River

2011:Started all 16 games...Picked up six pointsfromfivegoalsandoneassist...Grabbed24groundballsand12causedturnovers...2010:Playedin10games, startingnine...Tallied fivegoals andeightcaused turnovers...Scored a career‐high threegoals in a win over Lafayette... 2009: Played inseven games...Picked up a ground ball and had

onecausedturnover...HighSchool/Personal: All‐ConferenceAll‐South Jersey, All‐County First Team senior year...Named toAcademicAll‐America teamsenioryear...PlayedoneyearonSJUfield hockey squad... Father, Chris, playedbaseball atMount St.Mary’s...BornMarch 20, 1990... Interdisciplinary health servicesmajor.

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Carly KindbomCarly KindbomSenior • 5-7 • MidfieldSenior • 5-7 • MidfieldMedford, N.J. • Holy CrossMedford, N.J. • Holy Cross

SeniorLizFoxhasbeentheanchorofthedefense,makingall32startsintheprevioustwoseasons.

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2009 Atlantic 10 RookieTeam Selection...2011:Played in 16 games making 15 starts...Led theteam in assists (17), was second in scoring (32points)andthird ingoals (15)...Scoredfourgoalsin loss to Temple...2010: Played in three gamesbefore suffering a season‐ending injury...Scoredfour goals and tallied an assist in win over

Lafayette...2009:Startedall18games...Wasthirdontheteaminpoints(38)andgoals(32)...Pickedup19groundballsandhad10causedturnovers...NamedAtlantic10RookieoftheWeekafterathree goal, two assist performance in the season‐opener atLehigh...Scored a career‐high four goals in a win over LaSalle...HighSchool/Personal: AcademicAll‐Americateamandcap‐tainsenioryear...All‐LeagueandAll‐SectionFirstTeamsophomoreand junior years...All‐American Honorable Mention junioryear...Letteredfouryearsinlacrosseandtwoinfieldhockey...BornSeptember 9, 1990...Majoring in elementary and special educa‐tion.

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2011: Started all 16 games at defense...Third onthe team in ground balls (29) and second in theteam in caused turnovers (19)...2010: Started all16games...Ledtheteamincausedturnovers(13)andwastiedforthirdingroundballs(29)...2009:Playedinall18gameswithonestart...Totaledfivepoints with two goals and three assists...Had 11

ground balls and 11 caused turnovers...Picked up a season‐highthree ground balls and had a goal and an assist in a win overVillanova...HighSchool/Personal: NamedtoAll‐CountyFirstTeamsenior year...Three‐year letterwinner in lacrosse...Brother, Chris,was a captain of the Villanova men’s lacrosse team...BornDecember12,1989...Businessmajor.

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2009 Atlantic 10 RookieTeam Selection...2011:Started all 16 games in the midfield...Scored allthree goals in win over Wagner...Picked up 25ground balls and caused 15 turnovers...2010:Started all 16 games...Finished second on theteaminassists(8)andgroundballs(30)andfourthingoals(11)...Talliedfourpointswiththreegoals

andanassistagainstDuquesne...2009:Startedall18games...Wasthirdontheteamingroundballs(29)andtiedforsecondinassists(10)...Totaled 26 points and had 16 goals...Named Atlantic 10RookieoftheWeekafterscoringagame‐highthreegoalswithoneassistinawinoverLafayette...Hadfourpointswiththreegoalsandoneassistontwooccasions...Hadacareer‐highsevengroundballsagainstLehigh...HighSchool/Personal: Letteredinlacrosse...BornNovember28,1989...Businessmajor.

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Alli MacDonaldAlli MacDonaldSenior • 5-9 • MidfieldSenior • 5-9 • MidfieldWestfield, N.J. • WestfieldWestfield, N.J. • Westfield

Julie MineweaserJulie MineweaserSenior • 5-3 • MidfieldSenior • 5-3 • MidfieldHarleysville, Pa. • North PennHarleysville, Pa. • North Penn

Meghan McDevittMeghan McDevittSenior • 5-4 • AttackSenior • 5-4 • AttackLancaster, Pa. • Manheim TownshipLancaster, Pa. • Manheim Township

SeniorMeghanMcDevittSeniorJenPeters

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2011: Played in 14 games making 13starts...Secondontheteamingoals(26)andthirdin points (28)...Scored four goals in loss to OldDominion...2010: Started all 16 games...Led theteamindrawcontrolswith39...Wassecondontheteam in goals (26) andpoints (32)...Scored three

goals and dished two assists against St. Bonaventure...2009:Started all 18 games...Led the team in game‐winning goalswithfour...Wasfourthontheteamingoals(23)andassists(9)andtiedforfourth inpoints(32)...Scoredacareer‐highfourgoalsontwooccasions...NamedA10RookieoftheWeekafterscoringfivegoalsandassistingonegoalintwogames...Hadasix‐pointperformancewithfourgoalsandtwoassistsinawinoverLaSalle...Scoredthegame‐winninggoalwithnotimeremaininginan11‐10Atlantic10semifinal victory over Richmond...High School/Personal: All‐American selection senior year...All‐Conference and All‐CountyFirstTeamforthreeyears...WestminsterEagle AthleteoftheYearand All‐MetroSecondTeam senior year...Lettered inlacrosse...Four‐year starter...Three‐time letterwinner in soccerandbasketball...All‐CountyandAll‐Conferenceinsoccerandbas‐ketball...BornMay26,1990...Majoringinelementaryeducation.

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Jen PetersJen PetersSenior • 5-7 • Attack/MidfieldSenior • 5-7 • Attack/MidfieldWestminister, Md. • Winters MillWestminister, Md. • Winters Mill

2011: Played in five gamesmaking five starts innet...Allowed 11 goals while making sixsaves...2010: Played in and started five gamesbeforesufferingaseason‐endinginjury...Tallied30saves...High School/Personal: ReceivedHonorableMentionAll‐Americanasa seniorand

FirstTeamAll‐Americanhonorsasajunior...NamedSuburbanOneConference Player of the Year...Three‐time First Team All‐League...Helpedteamto18winsinthreeconsecutiveseasonswith120savesanda .550savepercentageasa junior...BornOctober22,1990...Foodmarketingmajor.

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Alisha AquilinoAlisha AquilinoJunior • 5-2 • GoalkeeperJunior • 5-2 • GoalkeeperAbington, Pa. • AbingtonAbington, Pa. • Abington

YEAR GP‐GS MIN GA GAA SVS PCT. W‐L GB2010 5‐5 300:00 35 7.00 30 .462 2‐3 72011 3‐0 67:25 11 9.79 6 .353 0‐0 2Totals 3‐0 367:25 46 8.39 36 .407 2‐3 9

2011:Appeared in 12 contests...Scored one goaland dished out three assists...2010:Played in 11games...Dished five assists and scored onegoal...High School/Personal: Three‐yearMVP...NamedFirstTeamAll‐ConferenceandFirstTeam All‐County as a junior...Named First Team

All‐Stateasasenior...Brokeschoolrecordforcareerassists(133)aswellasassists(78)andpoints(139)inaseason...BornJanuary3,1991...Socialsciencemajor.

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Nora McGuireNora McGuireJunior • 5-0 • AttackJunior • 5-0 • AttackSummit, N.J. • SummitSummit, N.J. • Summit

YEAR GP‐GS SH G A PTS GWG GB CT2010 11‐1 4 1 5 6 0 3 02011 12‐0 7 1 3 4 0 7 2Totals 23‐1 11 2 8 10 0 10 2

2011:Played in14games...Pickedupfivegroundballs and caused three turnovers...2010: Sawaction in five games...High School/ Personal:NamedtotheAll‐ScholasticLeaguebythePatriotLedger and Honorable Mention All‐Scholastic bythe Boston Globe...Helped the team to a 19‐2record and league title...Born March 25,

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Alexa MatthewsAlexa MatthewsJunior • 5-3 • MidfieldJunior • 5-3 • MidfieldDuxbury, Mass. • DuxburyDuxbury, Mass. • Duxbury

Maggie MauerMaggie MauerJunior • 5-5 • AttackJunior • 5-5 • AttackEagleville, Pa. • Archbishop CarrollEagleville, Pa. • Archbishop Carroll

2011: Playedinonegame...Pickeduponegroundball...High School/Personal: Transferred fromGeorgeMason...Saw action in three games withthe Patriots...Won the Catholic League title inlacrosseall four years atArchbishopCarrollwithan undefeated record each season...BornNovember4,1990...Humanitiesmajor.

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2011: Started all 16 games...Had 13 points off ofeightgoalsandfiveassists...ScoredtwogoalsinwinatSaintFrancis(Pa.)...2010:Playedinall16gameswithninestarts...Scoredfourgoalsandtalliedtwoassists...High School/Personal: High school All‐American...Named Honorable Mention All‐SouthJersey and Second Team BCSL Conference All‐

Stars...Received Midfielder of the Year award as a senior andAttackeroftheYearasajunior...Helpedteamtoa17‐4recordasasenior...BornApril28,1991...Interdisciplinaryhealthservicesmajor.

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2011:Startedall16games...Causedeightturnoversandpickedupninegroundballs...2010:Playedin12games with three starts... Tallied six draw con‐trols...HighSchool/Personal:NamedFirstTeamAll‐Conference as a senior and Second Team All‐Conference as a sophomore and junior...Receivedteam’sCardinalAwardforLeadership...Helpedher

teamtoa19‐4recordandnationalrankings(26th)asasenior...BornFebruary20,1991...Elementary/specialeducationmajor.

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2011: Did not play...2010: Saw action in threegames...HighSchool/Personal:Captainedteamasa senior...Received Unsung Hero award senioryear...Lettered three years in lacrosse and wasnamed junior varsity MVP as a freshman...BornMay14,1991...Foodmarketingmajor.17

2011:Playedinfourgameswithonestart...Pickeduponegroundball...HighSchool/Personal:Two‐timeAll‐State,All‐LeagueFirstTeam,andBostonHerald All‐Star... Twice named team’s MostValuable Player... Earned Academic All‐Americanhonors as a junior.. Graduated as Belmont’s all‐

time leader inpoints (308)...Lettered fouryears inboth lacrosseandfieldhockey...BornDecember4,1991...Socialsciencemajor.

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Jess PhelanJess PhelanJunior • 5-10 • DefenseJunior • 5-10 • DefenseEllicott City, Md. • Mount De Sales AcademyEllicott City, Md. • Mount De Sales Academy

Heather OlsonHeather OlsonJunior • 5-8 • DefenseJunior • 5-8 • DefenseAlexandria, Va. • Bishop IretonAlexandria, Va. • Bishop Ireton

Gwen NihillGwen NihillJunior • 5-4 • Attack/MidfieldJunior • 5-4 • Attack/MidfieldMarlton, N.J. • Holy CrossMarlton, N.J. • Holy Cross

Abby AnanianAbby AnanianSophomore • 5-8 • MidfieldSophomore • 5-8 • MidfieldBelmont, Mass. • BelmontBelmont, Mass. • Belmont

Michele GrangerMichele GrangerSophomore • 5-4 • Midfield/AttackSophomore • 5-4 • Midfield/AttackAllendale, N.J. • Northern Highlands Allendale, N.J. • Northern Highlands 2011: Played in six games making onestart...Picked up one ground ball...HighSchool/Personal: Named First Team All‐Leagueand Second Team All‐County as a sen‐ior...Captained team senior year...Earned SecondTeam All‐County as a junior...Born November 4,1990...Humanitiesmajor.

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JuniorHeatherOlsonstarted16gamesondefenselastseasonpickingupninegroundballsandcausingeightturnovers.

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Jessica NawojskiJessica NawojskiSophomore • 5-2 • AttackSophomore • 5-2 • AttackMalvern, Pa. • Great ValleyMalvern, Pa. • Great Valley

Brittany HanrahanBrittany HanrahanSophomore • 5-10 • DefenseSophomore • 5-10 • DefenseHatfield, Pa. • North PennHatfield, Pa. • North Penn

Kaitlyn McSwigganKaitlyn McSwigganSophomore • 5-8 • DefenseSophomore • 5-8 • DefenseAllendale, N.J. • Immaculate Heart AcademyAllendale, N.J. • Immaculate Heart Academy

2011: Played in 14 games making eightstarts...High School/Personal: Two‐time All‐AmericanHonorableMentionandFirstTeamAll‐Leagueselection...NamedteamMVPandcaptainas a senior... Earned All‐Philadelphia LacrosseThird Team as a junior...Earned Coaches ChoiceAward as a sophomore...Born November 4,

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2011: Appeared in 10 games making threestarts...Picked up one ground ball...HighSchool/Personal: Captained team as a sen‐ior...Named First TeamAll‐Suburban and SecondTeam All‐County as a senior...Earned All‐LeagueStars Division honorable mention as a junior...BornNovember4,1990...Humanitiesmajor.

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2011: Played in seven games...HighSchool/Personal: Named First Team All‐LeagueandAll‐Areaasasenior...EarnedSecondTeamAll‐Leaguehonorsasajunior...Helpedteamtoa21‐3recordinsenioryear...Letteredfouryearsinbothlacrosse and field hockey...Born November 4,1990...Humanitiesmajor.

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SophomoreBrittanyHanrahanestablishedherselfonthedefensiveendmakingeightstartsin2012.

SeniorJulieMineweaserhasstartedall50gamesinthepreviousthreeseasonsinthemidfield.

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Meghan WatkinMeghan WatkinSophomore • 5-3 • Midfield/DefenseSophomore • 5-3 • Midfield/DefenseWest Chester, Pa. • W.C. Bayard RustinWest Chester, Pa. • W.C. Bayard Rustin

Val PaolucciVal PaolucciSophomore • 5-5 • Midfield/DefenseSophomore • 5-5 • Midfield/DefenseSwarthmore, Pa. • SpringfieldSwarthmore, Pa. • Springfield

2011:Played in 12 contests...Scored 10 goals on20 shots...Scored two goals in wins over SaintMary’s and La Salle...High School/Personal:EarnedAll‐American,AcademicAll‐American,FirstTeamAll‐DelcoandAll‐Centralasasenior...Scored100th goal in senior season...Two‐time All‐DelcoHonorableMention...Helpedteamearnthreedis‐

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2011:Playedin11games...Pickedupthreegroundballs and caused one turnover...HighSchool/Personal: Earned Academic All‐Americanhonorsasasenior...Captainedteaminseniorsea‐son...Lettered four years in lacrosseand three insoccer...Born November 4, 1990... Humanitiesmajor.

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SophomoreValPaoluccimadeanimpactasafreshmanfiring20shotsresultingin10goals.

Molly CurcioMolly CurcioFreshman • 5-6 • DefenseFreshman • 5-6 • DefenseLancaster, Pa. • Manheim TownshipLancaster, Pa. • Manheim Township

High School/Personal: Earned First Team All‐Leagueasajuniorandsenior…Teamwasdistrict,league and section champions junior and seniorseason and section Champions as a sopho‐more…Part of a team that went 75‐11 in fouryears…BornFebruary18,1993…Majoringinsportsmarketing.

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Julia FalconeJulia FalconeFreshman • 5-6 • MidfieldFreshman • 5-6 • MidfieldWest Chester, Pa. • West Chester EastWest Chester, Pa. • West Chester East

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Allison HeathAllison HeathSophomore • 5-8 • DefenseSophomore • 5-8 • DefenseNewtown Square, Pa. • RadnorNewtown Square, Pa. • Radnor

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Hannah HutchinsHannah HutchinsFreshman • 5-7 • Midfield Freshman • 5-7 • Midfield Weston, Ct. • WestonWeston, Ct. • Weston

High School/Personal: Earned Senior All‐Starteam, All‐State, and All SWC honors as a sen‐ior…NamedAllAreaMVPandOffensiveMVPhelp‐ing her team to the Class S StateChampionship…Asajunior,nameddefensiveMVPwhileearningAllAreateamandSecondTeamAllSWC…BornMarch11,1993…Majoringinbusiness.

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Gianna MinutilloGianna MinutilloFreshman • 5-5 • AttackFreshman • 5-5 • AttackHillsborough, N.J. • HillsboroughHillsborough, N.J. • Hillsborough

High School/Personal: Selected All‐AmericanHonorable Mention, First Team All‐Conference,and First Team All‐State as a senior…Also woncountyand conference championshipswhile cap‐tainingtheteam...EarnedMVPatthecountytour‐nament…Totaled 179 goals in her career…BornFebruary3,1993…Majoringinenglish.

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Nora McGeeverNora McGeeverFreshman • 5-8 • GoalkeeperFreshman • 5-8 • GoalkeeperDrexel Hill, Pa. • Archbishop CarrollDrexel Hill, Pa. • Archbishop Carroll

HighSchool/Personal: Started at goalie for threePhiladelphia Catholic League and District 12Championship teams…Earned First Team All‐Catholic,SecondTeamAll‐Delco,SecondTeamAll‐MainLine,andwasaU.S.LacrosseAll‐Americanasasenior…Asa junior,wasnamedThirdTeamAll‐CatholicHonorableMentionandSecondTeamAll‐

Main Line…Served as team captain senior year…Born April 21,1993…Majoringinfoodmarketing.

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Hallie PickardHallie PickardFreshman • 5-9 • Midfield/DefenseFreshman • 5-9 • Midfield/DefenseShort Hills, N.J. • MillburnShort Hills, N.J. • Millburn

High School/Personal:First TeamAll‐Conferenceas a junior…Named Second TeamAll‐Conferenceandnominated forAthlete of the Year as a sen‐ior…BornOctober9,1992…Majoringinmarketing.

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Lauren YoungLauren YoungFreshman • 5-5 • AttackFreshman • 5-5 • AttackMullica Hill, N.J. • Clearview RegionalMullica Hill, N.J. • Clearview Regional

High School/Personal: Earned Academic All‐AmericanandAllConferenceasajuniorandsen‐ior…SelectedtotheFirstTeamAllSouthJersey,AllGroup 3, and All‐Conference as a jun‐ior…November19,1992…Majoringinbiology.5

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The 2011 Saint Joseph’s women’s lacrosse team showedgreatimprovementfromitspreviousseasoninwhichitlostsev‐eralstarterstoinjury.Althoughthesquadwasyoung,withjustthreeseniors,itfinishedwithanoverallrecordof5‐11comparedto2‐14in2010.

TheHawksstartedtheseasonwithalosstoDrexelathomebut redeemed themselveswitha12‐5winon the roadagainstWagner.TheHawksjumpedouttoa7‐0leadandtheSeahawksretaliatedwith a run of their own, 4‐0, but SJU outscored theWagner, 5‐1, in the remainder of the contest to take thewin.JulieMineweaserandJenPetersledtheHawkswiththreegoalsapiece. Junior Carly Kindbom had five caused turnovers whilegoalkeeper Kaitlin LaBarbera made nine saves between thepipes.

AfterfallingtoLehigh,16‐3,ontheroad,thesquadreturnedhometodefeatSaintFrancis(Pa.),10‐6initsfirst‐evermeetingwiththeRedFlash.FourplayersscoredtwogoalsapiecetoleadtheHawkstovictory.SophomoreGwenNihillhadapairofgoalsandassistedontwo,whileLaBarberamade10savesinnet.

TheHawksdropped theirnexthomegame toRutgersandthenhit theroadtodefeatMonmouth,11‐6.PetersandGraceDinn led SJU with three goals each while Nihill and Kindbomaddedtwoscoresapiece.

Thesquad returnedhome todropahard‐foughtmatch toOldDominion,11‐10. TheHawks led5‐2with43:45 togobutaftereachteamscoredagoal,theMonarchswentona6‐0runtolead9‐6.TheHawksfoughttheirwaybackfromthethree‐goaldeficit,outscoringtheMonarchs4‐1overthenext17:37toknotthegameat10‐10,butODUmaintainedpossessionandscoredwith21secondsontheclocktotakethewin.Petersscoredthegame‐tyinggoalandledSJUwithfourgoals.

The Hawks dropped their next match at Delaware andbeganathree‐gamehomestand.Thesquadwontwoone‐pointgameswithan8‐7victoryoverSaintMary’sanda7‐6wininitsfirstconferencegameoverLaSalle.

FreshmanValPaolucci scoredher firstcareergoaland thegame‐winner against Saint Mary’s and had two more scores

against La Salle. Alana Glanell also had two goals against theExplorers,includingthegame‐winninggoal,

Saint Joseph’s then dropped two one‐point games toTemple,12‐11,andSt.Bonaventure,11‐10.TempleoutshotSaintJoseph's,14‐8,inthefirsthalf,buttheHawksconvertedallbutoneofthoseshotsforaneven,7‐7,scoreathalftime.SJUopenedthesecondhalfwiththreeconsecutivescorestotakea10‐7leadandafteranOwlgoal,McDevittpushedtheleadbacktothree.ButTemplescoredfourgoalsandthenwonthedrawandmain‐tained possession for the win. McDevitt had a career‐high sixpointswithfourgoalsandtwoassistsagainsttheOwlsandtalliedtwogoalsagainsttheBonnies.

GraceDinnscoredthreegoalsandhadtwoassistsinalosstoDuquesneandhadthreegoalsandahelperastheHawksfelltoRichmond.LaBarberahadacareer‐high14savesintheHawksfinalroadgameagainsttheSpiders.

Saint Joseph’s fell to GeorgeWashington and dropped itsfinalmatchoftheseasonto13th‐rankedMassachusetts,18‐4,asithonoredthreegraduatingseniors‐KaitlinLaBarbera,ChristineReadingerandFrancescaVolpe.

TEAMAWARDS

MOSTOUTSTANDINGPERFORMER: GwenNihillSCHOLAR‐ATHLETEAWARD: KaitlinLaBarberaVASQUEZAWARD: JenPetersDORIELEAHYAWARD:ChristineReadingerACADEMICAWARD:MeghanWatkinOFFENSIVEPLAYEROFTHEYEAR: JenPeters,GraceDinnDEFENSIVEPLAYEROFTHEYEAR:ChristineReadinger, ElizabethFoxCOACHESAWARD: GwenNihill

OTHERAWARDS

ATLANTIC10ALL‐CONFERENCESECONDTEAM: ElizabethFoxATLANTIC10ACADEMICALL‐CONFERENCE:ElizabethFox,KaitlinLaBarbera

KaitlinLaBarberafinishedhercareeronHawkHillranked6thall‐timeinsaveswith213and4thingoalsagainstaveragewith11.60.

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2011 REVIEWSAINTJOSEPH’SUNIVERSITYFINAL2011WOMEN’SLACROSSESTATISTICS

(OVERALL:5‐11/ATLANTIC10:1‐6)

Name GP‐GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW FPG‐FPS GB DC T/O CT FoulsGraceDinn............16‐16 30 11 41 97 .309 60 .619 0 11‐24 22 17 36 7 12JenPeters ............14‐13 26 2 28 59 .441 43 .729 2 3‐10 10 19 17 2 3MeghanMcDevitt......16‐15 15 17 32 40 .375 32 .800 0 0‐7 13 8 30 3 1ValPaolucci ...........12‐0 10 0 10 20 .500 15 .750 1 1‐5 4 1 9 0 0GwenNihill ...........16‐16 8 5 13 34 .235 19 .559 0 0‐4 32 8 31 9 5AlanaGlanell ..........14‐6 6 13 19 15 .400 10 .667 1 2‐4 13 2 16 0 4CarlyKindbom.........16‐16 5 1 6 14 .357 8 .571 0 0‐1 24 9 14 12 13JulieMineweaser ......16‐16 3 1 4 13 .231 9 .692 1 0‐3 25 7 13 15 10ElizabethFox ..........16‐16 3 0 3 5 .600 4 .800 0 0‐0 42 17 15 30 20FrancescaVolpe........12‐5 2 1 3 9 .222 6 .667 0 0‐0 2 1 12 2 1NoraMcguire ..........12‐0 1 3 4 7 .143 4 .571 0 0‐0 7 0 5 2 0AbbyAnanian ..........4‐1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 1 0 2 0 1AlishaAquilino .........4‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 2 0 1 0 0MicheleGranger ........6‐1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 1 0 1 0 0MaggieMauer..........1‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 1 0 0 0 0KathrynDaisy ..........1‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 0 0 0 0 0AlexaMatthews........14‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 5 1 6 3 6AshleyScherer .........2‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 0 0 0 0 0KaitlynMcSwiggan......10‐3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 1 2 2 0 0JessicaNawojski ........7‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 0 0 4 0 0KaitlinLaBarbera ......16‐16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 26 0 7 8 1MeghanWatkin ........11‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 3 1 3 1 0BrittanyHanrahan ......14‐8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 0 7 2 0 1HeatherOlson.........16‐16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 9 1 8 8 11ChristineReadinger ....12‐12 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 18 4 5 8 6AlliMacDonald ........16‐16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 29 0 10 19 8GillianMurphy .........1‐0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0‐0 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL ................16 109 54 163 313 .348 210 .671 5 17‐58 290 112 250 129 301OPPONENTS ...........16 172 7 239 378 .455 301 .796 11 47‐87 297 200 282 122 282

Name GP‐GS MIN GA GAA Saves Pct W L ShotsFacedAlishaAquilino .........3‐0 67:25 11 9.79 6 .353 0 0 25KaitlinLaBarbera ......16‐16 892:35 161 10.82 123 .433 5 11 353TOTAL ................16 960:00 172 10.75 129 .429 5 11 378OPPONENTS ...........16 960:00 109 6.81 101 .481 11 5 313

2011WOMEN'SLACROSSEGAME‐BY‐GAMERESULTS:Record: 5‐11Home: 3‐6 Away: 2‐4 Neutral: 0‐1SHOTS GB TO

Date Opponent Score SJUGoalsLeader SJU‐Opp SJU‐Opp SJU‐Opp2/23 DREXEL..........................14‐2 L Peters(2) 10‐22 11‐16 16‐152/26 atWagner .......................12‐5 W Mineweaser,Peters(3) 39‐16 19‐13 14‐243/2 atLehigh ........................16‐3 L Dinn,Fox,Peters(1) 14‐30 16‐16 20‐213/6 SAINTFRANCIS(Pa.) ...............10‐6 W Dinn,McDevitt,Nihill,Peters(2) 22‐19 25‐21 14‐183/9 RUTGERS ........................12‐4 L Dinn,Peters(2) 10‐14 24‐17 19‐203/13 atMonmouth ....................11‐6 W Dinn,Peters(3) 26‐21 17‐20 12‐183/19 OLDDOMINION .................11‐10 L Peters(4) 22‐25 17‐19 13‐143/23 atDelaware ......................13‐3 L Dinn,Fox,Peters(1) 16‐23 4‐13 21‐153/26 SAINTMARY’S .....................8‐7 W Dinn,Paolucci,Peters(2) 26‐24 29‐25 19‐194/1 LASALLE..........................7‐6 W Glanell,Paolucci,Peters(2) 27‐17 20‐16 10‐184/3 TEMPLE ........................12‐11 L McDevitt(4) 21‐24 15‐15 8‐114/8 vs.St.Bonaventure(atAlfred) .....11‐10 L Dinn,Glanell,McDevitt,Peters(2) 26‐26 10‐25 16‐244/10 atDuquesne .....................14‐5 L Dinn(3) 14‐34 17‐17 21‐224/15 atRichmond .....................12‐6 L Dinn(3) 13‐29 30‐31 22‐204/17 GEORGEWASHINGTON .............9‐3 L Paolucci(2) 13‐18 25‐19 16‐134/23 #13MASSACHUSETTS..............14‐8 L Dinn(2) 14‐26 11‐14 9‐10

HomeGamesinCAPS*Atlantic10ConferenceGame

SCOREBYHALVES 1st 2nd TOTALSJU ...........................58 51 109OPPONENTS ....................87 85 172

2011FINALSTANDINGS

A‐10 OverallTeam W L PCT. W L PCT.1. Massachusetts* .....7 0 1.000 17 3 .8502. Richmond ..........6 1 .857 10 9 .5263. Temple ............5 2 .714 7 10 .4124. Duquesne ..........4 3 .571 11 7 .6115. GeorgeWashington..3 4 .429 6 11 .3536. St.Bonaventure .....2 5 .286 6 9 .4007. SaintJoseph’s ......1 6 .143 5 11 .3128. LaSalle ............0 7 .000 4 12 .250

*–A‐10TournamentChampion

2011A‐10SEMIFINALS(Philadelphia,Pa.)#2Richmond12,#3Temple8#1Massachusetts16,#4Duquesne8

2011A‐10CHAMPIONSHIP(Philadelphia,Pa.)#1Massachusetts16,#2Richmond12

2011ATLANTIC10ALL‐TOURNAMENTTEAMKatieRekart DuquesneLizWalker(GK) DuquesneKatieFerris MassachusettsAliHoulis MassachusettsJackieLyons MassachusettsJesseO’Donnell MassachusettsRileyPerry MassachusettsTaylorBlazer RichmondMaryFlowers RichmondDanielleSchaevitz RichmondGabiWiegand RichmondCharlotteSwavola Temple

2011INDIVIDUALSTATISTICALLEADERS

GOALSPERGAMEName(School) GP Goals G/GM1. KatieFerris(UM) 18 56 3.112. KatieRekart(DUQ) 18 50 2.783.ChristineHanley(SBU) 15 38 2.53

CaraCallahan(SBU) 15 38 2.535. MaryFlowers(UR) 16 38 2.38

CharlotteSwavola(TU) 16 38 2.387. MeredithDunn(DUQ) 18 42 2.338. SamStevenson(UR) 11 25 2.279. MelanieSarcinello(LAS) 16 36 2.2510.DanielleDrabin(SBU) 15 32 2.13

GOALSAGAINSTAVERAGEName(School) GP GA MIN GAA1.KatieFlorence(UM) ........20 161 1097:19 8.802.LizWalker(DUQ) ...........18 157 1043:28 9.033. KaitlinLaBarbera(SJU) .....16 161 892:35 10.824.MeganCorliss(LAS) ........16 181 905:13 12.005.LizHoffman(GW) ..........17 184 912:35 12.106.VictoriaRoebuck(UR) .......19 229 1102:17 12.477.TessBishop(UM)...........17 201 965:25 12.498.KarlyKocis(SBU) ...........15 174 728:14 14.34

2011ALL‐CONFERENCE

OffensivePlayeroftheYear: ...................JackieLyons(UM)MidfielderoftheYear: ........................MaryFlowers(UR)DefensivePlayeroftheYear: .................KatieFlorence(UM)RookieoftheYear: ............................KatieFerris(UM)CoachoftheYear: .......................AngelaMcMahon(UM)Student‐AthleteoftheYear .....................RileyPerry(UM)

ALL‐CONFERENCEFIRSTTEAMMeredithDunn Duquesne M So.AmyGladfelter Duquesne D Jr.KatieRekart Duquesne A Sr.KatieFerris Massachusetts A Fr.KatieFlorence Massachusetts GK Jr.AliHoulis Massachusetts D Jr.JackieLyons Massachusetts A Sr.TaylorBlazer Richmond D Fr.MaryFlowers Richmond M Jr.ChristineHanley St.Bonaventure M Sr.JillRemick St.Bonaventure D Sr.CharlotteSwavola Temple A So.

ALL‐CONFERENCESECONDTEAMLizWalker Duquesne GK Jr.SarahPhillips GeorgeWashington M Jr.HilaryQuinn GeorgeWashington D Jr.DaynaDefiese Massachusetts M Jr.RileyPerry Massachusetts D Jr.HaleySmith Massachusetts M Sr.ElizabethFox SaintJoseph’s D Jr.BriaEulitt Richmond D Sr.CaitlinFifield Richmond M Jr.DaniSchaevitz Richmond A Sr.GabiWiegand Richmond A So.CaraCallahan St.Bonaventure A Fr.

ALL‐ROOKIETEAMHaleyMarafioti Duquesne ACaitlinPrince Duquesne AJordyBathras GeorgeWashington ASamanthaTulskie LaSalle MKatieFerris Massachusetts ATannerGuarino Massachusetts MCourtneyMcgrath Massachusetts MTaylorBlazer Richmond DHayleyRoss Richmond MCaraCallahan St.Bonaventure AKarlyKocis St.Bonaventure AJaymieTabor Temple A

ACADEMICALL‐CONFERENCEAubreyGreen DuquesneKatieRekart DuquesneMiaBreheny GeorgeWashingtonSarahPhillips GeorgeWashingtonMelanieSarcinello LaSalleRileyPerry MassachusettsElizabethFox SaintJoseph’sKaitlinLaBarbera SaintJoseph’sCatherineGreene St.BonaventureJillRemick St.BonaventureMissySchweitzer TempleAnnStouffer Temple

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OnMarch 2, 1975, the idea of what isnow the Atlantic 10 Conference was con‐ceived. What started as an eight‐school,men's basketball‐only affiliation has growninto a 14‐university, 21‐sport league that isuniversallyhailedasoneof thebestconfer‐encesinthecountry.

Thatgrowthandprominence isadirectresultofthe idealsandcommitmentsofthemember institutionsof theAtlantic10 ‐ theUniversity of Dayton, Duquesne University,FordhamUniversity,TheGeorgeWashingtonUniversity, La Salle University, University ofMassachusetts, University of North Carolinaat Charlotte, University of Rhode Island,University of Richmond, St. BonaventureUniversity, Saint Joseph's University, SaintLouis University, Temple University, andXavierUniversity.

The14member institutionsof theA‐10areunitedandstrengthenedbytheirdiversi‐ty. Each is extraordinary in its educationalmission,whetherofaCatholicfaith,aprivateuniversityoralandgrantinstitution.Thevar‐iedpursuitsofeachmemberprovethattherearemanythreadsthatweavethefabricforagreatconference.

The presidents and chancellors ofAtlantic 10 institutions, in conjunction withAtlantic 10 Commissioner Bernadette V.McGlade, havemade a strong commitmenttomaking the academic and athletics equa‐tion a successful one. Over the years, theleaguemembershiphasstrivedtobetterrec‐ognize theacademicaccomplishmentsof itsstudent‐athletes.TheCommissioner'sHonorRoll, which cites every Atlantic 10 student‐athletewitha3.5gradepointaverageorbet‐ter,recognized1,162student‐athletesintheFall 2008 while 1,164 were named to theSpring2009HonorRoll.

The league sponsors Academic All‐Conference teams in each of its sports andhonorsonestudent‐athleteper sportas theA‐10Student‐AthleteoftheYear.Moreover,the Atlantic 10 provides four postgraduatescholarship grants to qualified student‐ath‐letes. In 2000‐09, 182 student‐athletesearnedAcademicAll‐Conferencerecognition,while Charlotte's Lamarra Currie, ChristaDominick of La Salle, St. Bonaventure'sKatelyn Murray and David Zenk of George

Washington received postgraduate scholar‐shipgrants.

TheAtlantic10Conferencehad50teamsamong the767Division I sports teamshon‐ored by the NCAA with public recognitionawards for their latest multi‐year AcademicProgress Rate scores. These teams postedmulti‐yearAPRscoresinthetop10percentofallsquadsintheirrespectivesports.Thisrep‐resentsan increaseof16teamsfromayearago and ranked the league fifth among 31DivisionIConferences.In19ofthe21sportssponsored by the Atlantic 10, the league'sAPRwasatorabovetheconferenceaveragenationallyaccordingtothemostrecentdatareleased by the NCAA. Moreover, 75 A‐10teamsattainedaperfectscoreintheNCAA'sGraduationSuccessRateReport.

TheAtlantic10Conference,withatotalpopulationofnearly74millionpeoplewithinits geographic footprint of eight states andtheDistrictofColumbia,will crownchampi‐onsin21sportsthisseason:baseball,men'sandwomen'sbasketball,men'sandwomen'scross country, field hockey, men's golf,women's lacrosse, men's and women'sindoor and outdoor track & field, women'srowing,men'sandwomen'ssoccer,softball,men's and women's swimming & diving,men'sandwomen'stennis,andwomen'svol‐leyball.

ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE

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Atlantic10Conference11827CanonBlvd.,Suite200NewportNews,VA23606

(757)706‐3040Fax:(757)706‐3042www.atlantic10.org

CommissionerBernadetteV.McGlade

AssociateCommissionerEdPasque

AssociateCommissionerDebbieRichardson

AssociateCommissionerMeganKahn

AssociateCommissionerJayDeFruscio

AssistantCommissionerJillRedmond

DirectorofMediaRelationsDrewDickerson

DirectorofChampionshipsLucasFeller

AssociateDirectorofCommunicationsMelissaKristofak

AdvancedMediaandCommunicationsAssistantMollyGallagher

Administration/OperationsAssistantPeteWoody

Atlantic10ConferenceStaffDirectory

SuzyHerlihy(09’)wasnamedtheAtlantic10DefensivePlayeroftheYear.

HeleneTursi(09’)wasnamedtotheAtlantic10All‐ConferenceFirstTeam.

OVERALL ATLANTIC10Season W L Pct. W L Pct. Finish Coach Postseason1993 3 3 .500 ‐ ‐ — — DeniseLigget1994 6 7 .461 ‐ ‐ — — DeniseLigget1995 4 13 .236 ‐ ‐ — — DeniseLigget1996 8 6 .571 ‐ ‐ — — DeniseLigget1997 4 10 .286 ‐ ‐ — — DeniseLigget1998 2 13 .133 ‐ ‐ — — DeniseLigget1999 3 11 .215 1 4 .200 6th DeniseRoessler2000 7 8 .467 2 4 .333 5th DeniseRoessler2001 5 10 .333 2 3 .400 4th DeniseRoessler Atlantic10Tournament2002 3 10 .231 2 5 .286 T‐5th DeniseRoessler2003 4 11 .267 0 7 .000 8th DeniseRoessler2004 8 6 .571 3 4 .429 T‐5th DeniseRoessler2005 5 10 .333 1 6 .143 7th DeniseRoessler2006 5 11 .313 1 6 .143 T‐7th DeniseRoessler2007 7 9 .438 2 5 .286 T‐6th DeniseRoessler2008 7 9 .438 2 5 .286 T‐5th DeniseRoessler2009 10 8 .556 5 2 .714 T‐2nd DeniseRoessler Atlantic10Finalists2010 2 14 .125 0 7 .000 8th DeniseRoessler2011 5 11 .313 1 6 .143 8th DeniseRoessler

TOTAL 100 168 .373 22 64 .255

CAREER RECORDSYEARLY RECORDS

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YEAR GOALS ASSISTS2011 Dinn ...............30 McDevitt.............172010 Dinn ...............38 Glanell...............162009 Martino .............57 Martino ..............192008 Martino .............45 McCool...............212007 Martino .............31 McCool...............152006 O’Connell ............42 McCool...............202005 O’Connell ............45 McCool................92004 Teklinsky ............43 Teklinsky .............102003 Butler ...............31 Dymarczyk ............112002 Teklinsky ............31 Hungate ..............112001 Smith ...............51 Hungate ..............242000 Smith ...............43 Hungate ..............221999 Chicarelli ............23 Meah,Walsh ...........61998 Maher ..............17 Maher ................71997 Feite ................42 Feite .................231996 Feite ................51 Feite .................191995 Feite ................49 Huffman..............161994 Vizza................30 Feite .................161993 Huffman.............28 Huffman...............4

YEAR POINTS SHOTS CAUSEDTURNOVERS2011 Dinn ...............41 Dinn ................97 Fox ....................302010 Dinn ...............42 Dinn ................79 MacDonald .............132009 Martino .............76 Martino .............132 Lyons...................272008 Martino .............53 Martino .............107 McCool .................212007 Martino .............37 Westlake .............66 Renninger...............142006 O’Connell ............52 O’Connell .............95 O’Connell ...............122005 O’Connell ............45 O’Connell .............90 VanWert ...............212004 Teklinsky ............53 Teklinsky ............102 VanWert ...............172003 Butler/Teklinsky ......36 Butler ................92 Burke ..................282002 Teklinsky ............36 Teklinsky .............79 Blank,Burke .............252001 Smith ...............60 Smith ...............120 n/a2000 Hungate .............53 Smith ................95 Hieber ..................251999 Chicarelli ............23 Moltz ................51 n/a1998 Maher ..............24 Smith ................51 Constantine .............461997 Feite ................65 Feite ................100 Grant....................71996 Feite ................70 Feite ................100 Frost ...................331995 Feite ................63 Feite ................113 n/a1994 Feite ................47 Huffman..............65 n/a1993 Huffman.............32 Huffman..............48 n/a

YEAR WINS SAVES SAVEPCT GAA2011 LaBarbera ............5 LaBarbera ...........123 LaBarbera ..............433 Aquilino .............9.792010 Aquilino .............2 LaBarbera ............72 Aquilino ...............462 LaBarbera ...........11.922009 Herlihy ..............10 Herlihy ..............156 Herlihy ................ .513 Herlihy ...............8.772008 Herlihy ...............7 Herlihy ..............154 Herlihy ............... .520 Herlihy ...............9.462007 Herlihy ...............7 Herlihy ..............152 Herlihy ............... .517 Herlihy ...............8.692006 Magan ...............5 Magan ..............101 Magan................ .352 Magan ..............12.922005 Huff .................5 Huff ................140 Huff .................. .450 Huff.................11.502004 Huff .................8 Huff ................157 Huff .................. .545 Huff..................9.912003 Huff .................4 Huff ................124 Huff .................. .498 Huff..................8.242002 Threetiedwith ........1 Huff .................48 Huff .................. .505 Bradley ...............9.412001 Bradley...............5 Bradley..............143 Bradley ............... .422 Bradley ..............13.012000 Bradley...............7 Bradley..............124 Bradley ............... .426 Bradley ..............12.171999 Bradley...............3 Bradley...............99 Garrick ............... .490 Garrick ..............11.261998 Meyers...............2 Meyers..............216 Meyers ............... .548 Meyers ..............11.861997 Meyers...............3 Meyers..............154 Meyers ............... .556 Meyers ..............11.131996 Meyers...............8 Meyers..............167 Meyers ............... .601 Meyers ...............8.991995 Teti ..................4 Teti .................175 Teti .................. .532 Teti .................12.741994 Campbell .............4 Campbell ............116 Campbell ............. .566 Campbell .............9.701993 Campbell .............2 Campbell .............43 Campbell ............. .483 Campbell .............7.66

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Shannon Feite ‘97 holds Saint Joseph’srecords for career points (243), goals (171)andassists(72).

GAMESPLAYED1. JennaMartino,2007‐10 ..........66

AbbyRenninger,2005‐09 .........662. JessicaWestlake,2006‐2009 ......653. JontellLyons,2006‐2009 .........644. ChristinaColangelo,2005‐08 ......63

Lindsey‐KateMcCool,2005‐08.....636. JenFletcher,2004‐07 ............61

MeganO’Donnell,2004‐07........61ChristineReadinger2008‐11 ......61

9. BernadetteSmith,1998‐01 .......59MeganMaher,1995‐98 ..........59

GOALS1. ShannonFeite,1994‐97 .........1712. JennaMartino,2007‐10 .........1543. KerryO’Connell,2003‐06 ........1414. BernadetteSmith,1998‐01 ......1245. KristinTeklinsky,2001‐04 ........1176. MargotGrant,1994‐97 ...........907. JessicaHuffman,1993‐95 .........888. CarolynWood,1995‐97 ..........799. GraceDinn,2009‐11 ............77

BrettDymarczyk,2000‐03 ........77

ASSISTS1. ShannonFeite,1994‐97 ..........722. Lindsey‐KateMcCool,2005‐08.....653. ShannonHungate,2000‐03 .......574. JennaMartino,2007‐10 ..........385. MargotGrant,1994‐97 ...........316. KristinTeklinsky,2001‐04 .........307. AlanaGlanell,2009‐11...........29

JessicaHuffman,1993‐95 .........29CarolynWood,1995‐97 ..........29

10. KerryO’Connell,2003‐06 .........28

POINTS1. ShannonFeite,1994‐97 .........2432. JennaMartino,2007‐10 .........1923. KerryO’Connell,2003‐06 ........1694. KristinTeklinsky,2001‐04 ........1475. BernadetteSmith,1998‐01 ......1446. Lindsey‐KateMcCool,2005‐08....1407. MargotGrant,1994‐97 ..........1218. JessicaHuffman,1993‐95 ........117

ShannonHungate,2000‐03 ......11710. CarolynWood,1995‐97 .........108

SHOTS1. ShannonFeite,1994‐97 .........3732. JennaMartino,2007‐10 .........3703. KristinTeklinsky,2001‐04 ........3094. BernadetteSmith,1998‐01 ......3085. KerryO’Connell,2003‐06 ........2946. BrettDymarczyk,2000‐03 .......2587. GraceDinn,2009‐11 ...........2038. JenPeters,2009‐11 ............1869. ChristinaColangelo,2005‐08 .....17410. JessicaHuffman,1993‐95 ........173

GROUNDBALLS1. Lindsey‐KateMcCool,2005‐08....1512. BarbConstantine,1996‐99.......149

NoraMeah,1996‐99 ............1494. RoslynFrost,1993‐96 ...........1315. SuzyHerlihy,2007‐2009 .........1266. ChristinaColangelo,2005‐08 .....1257. KerryO’Connell,2003‐06 ........1298. ShannonFeite,1994‐97 .........1229. MeganGresh,2001‐04 ..........11910. CarolynWood,1995‐97 ..........99

CAUSEDTURNOVERS1. BarbConstantine,1996‐99 ........662. AbbyRenninger,2005‐09 .........653. KathleenBurke,2000‐03 .........624. Lindsey‐KateMcCool,2005‐08.....565. MichelleVanWert,2002‐05.......506. AnneVandergrift,1996‐99 ........48

SAVES1. BrandyMeyers,1995‐98.........6272. CourtneyHuff,2002‐05 .........4693. SuzyHerlihy,2007‐2009 .........4624. LaurenBradley,1999‐02.........4055. AngelaTeti,1994‐97 ............3496. KaitlinLaBarbera,2008‐11 .......2137. LaurieCampbell,1993‐94........159

SAVEPERCENTAGE1. LaurieCampbell,1993‐94 ...... .5692. BrandyMeyers,1995‐98 ....... .5503. AngelaTeti,1994‐97........... .5364. CourtneyHuff,2002‐05 ........ .5165. SuzyHerlihy,2007‐2009........ .5106. LaurenBradley,1999‐02 ....... .444

GOALSAGAINSTAVERAGE1. LaurieCampbell,1993‐94 .......8.782. SuzyHerlihy,2007‐2009 ........8.973. CourtneyHuff,2002‐05 ........10.144. KaitlinLaBarbera,2008‐11 .....11.605. LaurenBradley,1999‐02 .......11.836. BrandyMeyers,1995‐98 .......11.927. SarahMagan,2004‐06.........12.83

BOLDindicatescurrentstudent‐athlete

TEAMRECORDS

GAME:MostGoals ..........26,vs.LaSalle,4/16/94MostAssists .........19,vs.LaSalle,4/16/94MostShots ...51,vs.St.Bonaventure,4/16/00MostSaves ......23,vs.VirginiaTech,3/14/96

SEASON:MostGoals .....................208(2009)FewestGoals ....................65(1993)MostAssists .....................77(2009)FewestAssists ...................18(1993)MostPoints ....................285(2009)FewestPoints ....................83(1993)MostShots .....................538(2009)MostSaves .....................265(1995)GoalsAgainstAverage ...........7.66(1993)

INDIVIDUALRECORDS

GAME:MostGoals ............................10ShannonFeitevs.NotreDame,4/13/97MostAssists.......................6,twicelastbyLindsey‐KateMcCoolvs.St.Bona.,3/30/08MostPoints ......................11,twicelastbyShannonHungatevsLaSalle4/27/00MostSaves ............................21AngelaTetivs.Georgetown,4/5/94

SEASON:MostGoals ............................57JennaMartino(2009)MostAssists ...........................24ShannonHungate(2001)MostPoints............................76JennaMartino(2009)MostShots ...........................132JennaMartino(2009)MostGroundballs ......................60KerryO’Connell(2006)MostSaves ...........................216BrandyMeyers(1998)MostVictories .........................10SuzyHerlihy(2009)GoalsAgainstAverage .................7.66LaurieCampbell(1993)SavePercentage ..................... .601BrandyMeyers(1996)

CAREER:MostGames ...........................66AbbyRenninger(‘09),JennaMartino(‘10)MostGoals ...........................171ShannonFeite(1994‐97)MostAssists ...........................72ShannonFeite(1994‐97)MostPoints ..........................243ShannonFeite(1994‐97)MostShots ...........................373ShannonFeite(1994‐97)MostGroundBalls .....................151LindseyKateMcCool(2005‐08)MostSaves ...........................627BrandyMeyers(1995‐98)MostWins.............................24SuzyHerlihy(2007‐09)GoalsAgainstAverage .................8.78LaurieCampbell(1993‐94)SavePercentage ...................... .569LaurieCampbell(1993‐94)

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Lindsey‐KateMcCool ‘08graduatedasSJU’sall‐timeleaderingroundballs(151)andistiedwithChristinaColangelo‘08ingamesplayed(63).

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GOALS1. JennaMartino,2009 .........572. BernadetteSmith2001 .......51

ShannonFeite,1996 .........514. ShannonFeite,1995 .........495. JennaMartino,2008 .........45

KerryO’Connell,2005 ........457. KristenTeklinsky,2004 .......43

BernadetteSmith,2000 ......439. KerryO’Connell,2006 ........42

ShannonFeite,1997 .........42

ASSISTS1. ShannonHungate,2001 ......242. ShannonFeite,1997 .........233. ShannonHungate,2000 ......224. Lindsey‐KateMcCool,2008 ...215. Lindsey‐KateMcCool,2006 ...206. JennaMartino,2009 .........19

ShannonFeite,1996 .........198. MeghanMcDevitt,2011 .....179. AlanaGlanell,2010 .........16

JessicaHuffman,1995........16ShannonFeite,1994 .........16

POINTS1. JennaMartino,2009 .........762. ShannonFeite,1996 .........703. ShannonFeite,1997 .........654. ShannonFeite,1995 .........635. BernadetteSmith,2001 ......606. JennaMartino,2008 .........53

KristenTeklinsky,2004 .......53ShannonHungate,2000 ......53

9. KerryO’Connell,2006 ........5210. KerryO’Connell,2004 ........49

BernadetteSmith,2000 ......49

SHOTS1. JennaMartino,2009 ........1322. BernadetteSmith,2001 .....1203. ShannonFeite,1995 ........1134. JennaMartino,2008 ........1075. KristinTeklinsky,2004 ......1026. ShannonFeite,1997 ........100

ShannonFeite,1996 ........1008. GraceDinn,2011 ...........979. BernadetteSmith,2000 ......95

KerryO’Connell,2006 ........95

GROUNDBALLS1. KerryO’Connell,2006 ........602. Lindsey‐KateMcCool,2006 ...533. BarbConstantine,1997.......46

RosalynFrost,1994 ..........465. NoraMeah,1999............45

ChristinaColangelo,2006 .....457. MichelleVanWert,2004 .....448. Lindsey‐KateMcCool,2005 ...43

MonicaAducci,1994.........4310. BarbConstantine,1999.......42

JenEnoch,2002.............42RosalynFrost,1996 ..........42ElizabethFox,2011 .........42

CAUSEDTURNOVERS1. BarbConstantine,1998.......462. RosalynFrost,1996 ..........333. ElizabethFox,2011 .........304. KathleenBurke,2003 ........285. JontellLyons,2009 ..........27

MelissaHieber,2000.........277. AbbyRenninger .............268. AnneBlank,2002............25

KathleenBurke,2002 ........2510. ChristineReadinger,2009.....23

RaeWojnar,2009 ...........23

SAVES1. BrandyMeyers,1998 .......2162. AngelaTeti,1995...........1753. BrandyMeyers,1996 .......1674. CourtneyHuff,2004 ........1575. SuzyHerlihy,2009 ..........1566. SuzyHerlihy,2008 ..........154

BrandyMeyers,1997 .......1548. SuzyHerlihy,2007 ..........1529. LaurenBradley,2001 .......14310. CourtneyHuff,2005 ........140

SAVEPERCENTAGE1. BrandyMeyers,1996 ...... .6012. BrandyMeyers,1997 ...... .556

LaurieCampbell,1994 ..... .5564. BrandyMeyers,1998 ...... .5485. CourtneyHuff,2004 ....... .5456. AngelaTeti,1995 ......... .5327. SuzyHerlihy,2007 ........ .5178. SuzyHerlihy,2009 ........ .5139. AngelaTeti,1997 ......... .50710. CourtneyHuff,2002 ....... .505

GOALSAGAINSTAVERAGE1. LaurieCampbell,1993 ......7.662. CourtneyHuff,2003........8.243. SuzyHerlihy,2007 .........8.694. SuzyHerlihy,2009 .........8.775. BrandyMeyers,1996 .......8.996. LaurenBradley,2002 .......9.417. SuzyHerlihy,2008 .........9.468. LaurieCampbell,1994 ......9.709. CourtneyHuff,2004........9.9110. KaitlinLaBarbera,2011 ....10.82

BOLD indicatescurrentstudent‐athlete

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SINGLE SEASON RECORDSA‐10OFFENSIVEPLAYEROFTHEYEAR

2000 BernadetteSmith

A‐10DEFENSIVEPLAYEROFTHEYEAR2009 SuzyHerlihy

ATLANTIC10ROOKIEOFTHEYEAR2000 ShannonHungate

ATLANTIC10COACHOFTHEYEAR2009 DeniseRoessler

ALL‐ATLANTIC10FIRSTTEAM2009 JennaMartino

AbbyRenningerHeleneTursi

2008 JennaMartino2004 CourtneyHuff

KristinTeklinsky2001 BernadetteSmith2000 BernadetteSmith

ALL‐ATLANTIC10SECONDTEAM2011 ElizabethFox2010 GraceDinn

ElizabethFox2009 JontellLyons2008 ChristinaColangelo

SuzyHerlihyLindsey‐KateMcCool

2006 KerryO’Connell

ATLANTIC10ALL‐ROOKIETEAM2009 MeghanMcDevitt

JulieMineweaser2008 ChristineReadinger2007 JennaMartino2006 JessicaWestlake2001 BrettDymarczyk

ATLANTIC10ALL‐TOURNAMENTTEAM2009 MeghanCullinan

SuzyHerlihyJennaMartinoAbbyRenningerHelenTursi

2001 BrettDymarczykShannonHungate

ACADEMICALL‐ATLANTIC102011 ElizabethFox

KaitlinLaBarbera2009 ChristineReadinger

JessicaWestlake2008 ChristinaColangelo

JessicaWestlake2007 JenFletcher

JessicaWestlake2006 ChristinaColangelo2004 MeganGresh

AmieSchmoltze2003 LaurenFoley

MeganGresh2002 AnneBlank

KatieHelder2001 AnneBlank

KatieHelderBernadetteSmith

2000 AnneBlankKatieHelder

1999 DonnaBurkeBridgetCurryNoraMeah

IWLCAALL‐REGIONFIRSTTEAM2009 JennaMartino

IWLCAALL‐REGIONSECONDTEAM2009 HeleneTursi2009 SuzyHerlihy2009 AbbyRenninger

IWLCANATIONALHONORROLL2003 LaurenFoley

MeganGresh2000 DonnaBurke

SiobhanLeavy1999 DonnaBurke

NoraMeah1995 JessicaHuffman

MOSTOUTSTANDINGPERFORMER2011 GwenNihill2010 GraceDinn2009 HeleneTursi2008 Lindsey‐KateMcCool2007 SuzyHerlihy2006 KerryO’Connell2005 CourtneyHuff2004 CourtneyHuff2003 CourtneyHuff2002 AnneBlank2001 BernadetteSmith2000 MelissaHieber1999 NoraMeah1998 BarbConstantine1997 ShannonFeite

BrandyMeyers1996 ShannonFeite1995 RoslynFrost1994 MonicaAdduci1993 JessicaHuffman

VASQUEZAWARDFORLOYALTY2011 JenPeters2010 ChristineReadinger2009 JontellLyons2008 ColleenIngelsby2007 JenFletcher2006 JennyEgan2005 SarahMagan2004 JenEnoch2003 LaurenFoley2002 MelissaHieber2001 AmyHoffman2000 AmyHoffman1999 BarbConstantine1998 MeganMaher

SCHOLAR‐ATHLETEAWARD2011 KaitlinLaBarbera2010 ElizabethFox2009 JessicaWestlake2008 CourtneyMcNamana2007 JessicaWestlake2006 SarahMagan2005 SarahMagan2004 MeganGresh2003 MeganGresh2002 AnneBlank2001 KatieHelder2000 AnneBlank1999 AnneBlank1998 StaceyNelson1997 MargotGrant

OUTSTANDINGOFFENSIVEPLAYER2011 JenPeters,

GraceDinn2010 GraceDinn2009 HeleneTursi2008 JennaMartino2007 JessicaWestlake2005 KerryO’Connell2004 KerryO’Connell

KristinTeklinsky2003 KristinTeklinsky2002 KristinTeklinsky2001 BernadetteSmith2000 BernadetteSmith1999 LisaChicarelli1998 MeganMaher1997 ShannonFeite1996 ShannonFeite1995 ShannonFeite

CarolynWood1994 MargotGrant

COACHESAWARD2011 GwenNihill2010 JenPeters2009 JennaMartino2008 Lindsey‐KateMcCool2007 ChristinaColangelo

ColleenIngelsby2006 ChristinaColangelo

Lindsey‐KateMcCool

OUTSTANDINGDEFENSIVEPLAYER2011 ChristineReadinger, ElizabethFox2010 ElizabethFox2009 MeghanCullinan2008 AbbyRenninger2007 SuzyHerlihy2005 MichelleVanWert2004 MichelleVanWert2003 KatBurke2002 KatieHelder2001 AnneBlank2000 MelissaHieber

DORIELEAHYAWARD2011 ChristineReadinger2010 JennaMartino2009 AbbyRenninger2008 ChristinaColangelo2007 KatelynKinney

MOSTIMPROVEDPLAYER1998 BridgetCurry

MichelleYoung1997 AnneVandergrift1996 NoraMeah1995 JoanFedesco1994 MelissaTrzaska1993 AmyMcMaster

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AMonicaAdduci ..........1993‐96JennaAmbrosini .........2008‐10AlishaAquilino .....2010‐PresentAlexisArons.............2008‐09

BGraciaBarr ................2008MarisaBarriere.............2002AlisonBean .............2005‐07AshleyBelmonte.........2003‐04PamBilger .................2000AnneBlank .............1999‐02MahimBooth ..............2002AshleyBrennan..........2005‐07LindsayBrown...........2003‐05DonnaBurke ............1997‐00KathleenBurke ..........2000‐03LaurenBradley ..........1999‐02KellyButler .............2000‐03

CMaureenCallahan .......1998‐99LaurenCameron .........1999‐00LaurieCampbell .........1993‐94BridgetCarney ..........2003‐04ShannonCarney ............2000MeganCassidy ..........1999‐00MeghanCheverie ........2003‐05LisaChicarelli ..............1999ChristinaColangelo.......2005‐08BeccaCollins ............2006‐08MaureenColvin ............1993DottieCooke...............2000MissyCordrey..............1993BarbConstantine ........1996‐99LindseyCrits ...............2009MeghanCullinan.........2006‐09KathyCurley ...............2001MollyCurcio .......2011‐presentBridgetCurry............1996‐99

DKeriDavisson ..............1993JessikaDiCampli .........1997‐00EileenDiCosmo.............1993GraceDinn.........2009‐presentMeganDonovan .........2000‐01BrettDymarczyk .........2000‐03

EJenEnoch...............2001‐04JennyEgan..............2003‐06

FJulieFalcone .......2011‐presentShannonFeite ...........1994‐97JoanieFedesco ..........1995‐97

LaurenFithian..............2005SuzanneFinley ..........2005‐07JenFletcher .............2004‐07JessicaFletcher ..........2006‐07LaurenFoley ............2000‐03BethForrest ...............1997ElizabethFox.......2009‐presentRoslynFrost.............1993‐96

GMonicaGalie...............2002LauraGarrick............1998‐99AmandaGlah ..............2001AlanaGlanell.......2009‐presentChristineGlinski .........1993‐95RachaelGoldstein ..........2009MargotGrant ...........1994‐97MellissaGravitt.............1999MeganGresh............2001‐04JennaGriswold .............2004

HMeghanHannigan ..........1993AllisonHeath.......2011‐presentKatieHelder.............1999‐02SuzyHerlihy.............2007‐09MelissaHieber ..........1999‐02KellyHilferty ............1994‐97AmyHoffman ...........1998‐01BrittanyHolton.............2004ErinHoward ...............1999KellyHuether ...........2006‐08CourtneyHuff ...........2002‐05JessicaHuffman .........1993‐95ShannonHungate........2000‐03HannahHutchins ...2011‐present

IColleenIngelsby .........2006‐08

JKristinaJaggers ..........2004‐07

KJanineKassi .............1993‐94AshleyKeiser...............2002CarlyKindbom .....2009‐presentKatelynKinney ..........2004‐07MaryE.Klepper .........2009‐10SusanKohler ............1998‐99

LKaitlinLaBarbera.........2007‐11SiobhanLeavy..............2000CaseyLieb ..............2007‐08JontellLyons ............2006‐09KellyLyons.................1995MaddieLynch ..............2008

MAlliMacDonald .....2009‐presentSarahMagan ............2004‐07TaylorMallory..............2010MeeganManion............1993JenMariani .............1993‐94JennaMartino...........2007‐10MeganMaher ...........1995‐98AlexaMatthews ....2010‐PresentJenniferMayberry ..........1995KellyMcCann ..............1993CaitlinMcCarthy .........2003‐05Lindsey‐KateMcCool ......2005‐08MeghanMcDevitt ..2009‐presentChristineMcDonagh ........1995BridgetMcDonald ..........1993NoraMcGeever ....2011‐presentNoraMcGuire ......2010‐PresentCourtneyMcManama ....2006‐08AmyMcMaster.............1993MauraMcNamara .......1999‐02NoraMeah .............1996‐99BrandyMeyers ..........1995‐98RebeccaMiller .............1993SamanthaMilnes ...........2005GiannaMinutillo....2011‐presentJulieMineweaser ...2009‐presentAshleyMoltz ............1996‐99KristinMoore ...........2003‐05KathleenMorley .........2003‐05ReneeMurray..............1999

NEmilyNelson ............1998‐99StacyNelson ............1997‐98JeanneNicastro ............2001GwenNihill ........2010‐Present

0KerryO’Connell..........2003‐06MeganO’Donnell ........2004‐07MelissaO’Meara.........2002‐03PatriciaOchal ...........1996‐99HeatherOlson......2010‐PresentKristenOlszak ..............2000

PLaurenPaddison............2007AliPeach ..................2003KelleyPendergast ........2008‐10JenPeters .........2009‐presentJessPhelan ........2010‐presentHalliePickard ......2011‐present

RChristineReadinger ......2008‐11JenReali...................1999MeaganRees............2006‐07

AbbyRenninger .........2006‐09AlisonReynolds..........2008‐10KristenReynolds .........2008‐10AshleyRichardson .......1999‐00ChristineRyan...........1995‐98

SKristenSanok ...........1998‐99AnastasiaSchafer ........2003‐04AshleyScherer ..........2008‐11AmieSchmoltze .........2001‐04ShannonScott...........2002‐05JenniferSheehan ...........2000BernadetteSmith ........1998‐01KateStefanski ..............1994AmySweeney ...........1993‐95CaraSweeney ...........1997‐00

TDanielleTanguay ........2004‐07KristinTeklinsky .........2001‐04AngelaTeti..............1994‐97CassandraTronoski .........2000MelissaTrzaska..........1993‐95LuraTurner ................2003HeleneTursi ............2006‐09

VAnneVandergrift ........1996‐99MichelleVanWert .......2002‐05TaraVislocky ...............2001MaryVizza.................1994FrancescaVolpe .........2008‐11

WColleenWalsh ...........1996‐99MelissaWasher ............1994MarcieWeinzettle .......2000‐02JessicaWestlake .........2006‐09KarenWiley .............2006‐07KimberlyWilliams ..........2002MeganWithers.............2006RaeWojnar .............2007‐10CarolynWood ...........1995‐97LeannWurst ...............2006

YLaurenYoung ......2011‐presentMichelleYoung.............1993MichelleYoung ..........1997‐99

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5‐11Overall,1‐6Atlantic10Date Opponent .............Score W/L2/23 DREXEL .................14‐2 L2/26 atWagner...............12‐5 W3/2 atLehigh ................16‐3 L3/6 SAINTFRANCIS(Pa.) ......10‐6 W3/9 RUTGERS................12‐4 L3/13 atMonmouth............11‐6 W3/19 OLDDOMINION .........11‐10 L3/23 atDelaware .............13‐3 L3/26 SAINTMARY’S ............8‐7 W4/1 LASALLE .................7‐6 W4/3 TEMPLE................12‐11 L4/8 vs.St.Bonaventure ......11‐10 L4/10 atDuquesne .............14‐5 L4/15 atRichmond .............12‐6 L4/17 GEORGEWASHINGTON.....9‐3 L4/23 #13MASSACHUSETTS .....14‐8 L

HeadCoach:DeniseRoessler

20102‐14Overall,0‐7Atlantic10

Date Opponent .............Score W/L2/20 atLafayette .............14‐3 W2/24 atDrexel .................2‐8 L2/28 WAGNER................10‐3 W3/3 DELAWARE ..............6‐12 L3/6 LEHIGH ..................7‐9 L3/10 at#20Rutgers ...........5‐17 L3/14 MONMOUTH ............7‐10 LOT3/17 at#5Penn ..............0‐14 L3/20 atOldDominion..........9‐14 L3/26 * DUQUESNE .............10‐13 L3/28 * ST.BONAVENTURE ......12‐13 L4/1 * atLaSalle ................8‐9 LOT4/9 * atGeorgeWashington ....9‐11 L4/11 * RICHMOND..............7‐15 L4/16 * atMassachusetts ........13‐14 L2OT4/18 * atTemple ...............6‐11 L



Date Opponent .............Score W/L2/15 atLehigh ..............11‐15 L2/21 LAFAYETTE ..............14‐2 W2/25 atDelaware .............10‐8 W2/27 atWagner...............16‐8 W3/7 GEORGEMASON ........11‐17 L3/11 RUTGERS.................6‐7 L3/14 DREXEL ..................5‐6 L3/19 atVillanova..............18‐4 W3/21 OLDDOMINION .........10‐14 L3/27 * TEMPLE .................15‐6 W3/29 * MASSACHUSETTS.........8‐10 L4/3 * atSt.Bonaventure........12‐5 W4/5 * atDuquesne............15‐10 W4/9 * LASALLE ................16‐6 W4/17 * GEORGEWASHINGTON....11‐8 W4/19 * atRichmond .............5‐12 L4/24 # vs.Richmond ...........11‐10 W4/26# vs.Massachusetts .......14‐15 L



Date Opponent .............Score W/L2/18 LEHIGH ................15‐16 L2/24 atLafayette .............11‐7 W2/27 WAGNER................11‐3 W3/3 atOldDominion ........11‐12 L3/7 LOUISVILLE(2OT) ..........9‐8 W3/12 VILLANOVA..............12‐2 W3/20 * atTemple ................8‐9 L3/22 atGeorgeMason(#13) ....6‐14 L3/26 atDrexel(OT) .............9‐8 W3/30 * ST.BONAVENTURE(2OT)...10‐9 W4/2 atRutgers ...............8‐14 L4/6 * LASALLE ................11‐9 W4/11 * MASSACHUSETTS ..........8‐9 L4/13 * atDuquesne............11‐14 L4/18 * GEORGEWASHINGTON.....7‐9 L4/20 * atRichmond .............9‐13 L



Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/3 atWagner...............12‐6 W3/11 DREXEL .................4‐11 L3/13 atVillanova..............13‐7 W3/23 ROBERTMORRIS .........10‐6 W3/25 GEORGEMASON .........7‐15 L3/30 LONGISLAND ............19‐4 W4/3 RUTGERS................5‐11 L4/6 * RICHMOND(OT)...........7‐9 L4/8 * atSt.Bonaventure........6‐13 L4/13 * DUQUESNE(3OT)..........7‐8 L4/17 LAFAYETTE ..............14‐6 W4/20 * LASALLE ................14‐7 W4/22 * atGeorgeWashington .....1‐9 L4/24 atLehigh ................5‐13 L4/27 * atMassachusetts ..........5‐9 L4/29 * TEMPLE .................11‐8 W



Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/10 WAGNER................13‐9 W3/12 atDrexel ................8‐17 L3/17 LEHIGH ................11‐12 L3/19 atRutgers ...............8‐11 L3/23 atLafayette .............11‐6 W3/25 atGeorgeMason .........8‐18 L4/1 * LASALLE ...............13‐10 W4/4 LONGISLAND ............15‐8 W4/7 * G.WASHINGTON(OT).......9‐10 L4/13 * MASSACHUSETTS.........7‐10 L4/15 * atTemple ...............9‐16 L4/20 * atDuquesne .............5‐17 L4/23 atDuke(#1) .............2‐24 L4/25 VILLANOVA..............14‐8 W4/28 * atRichmond(#11) ........2‐20 L4/30 * ST.BONAVENTURE ......10‐12 L



Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/14 WAGNER................11‐5 W3/16 AMERICAN ..............9‐11 L3/19 atLehigh(OT)...........13‐12 W3/22 LAFAYETTE ..............14‐8 W3/29 UC‐DAVIS ................7‐9 L4/5 DREXEL .................8‐14 L4/8 * TEMPLE................10‐14 L4/10 * atMassachusetts .........10‐7 W4/15 * atGeorgeWashington ....5‐17 L4/17 * RICHMOND..............7‐15 L4/21 * atLaSalle ...............6‐15 L4/23 atVillanova..............10‐9 W4/26 RUTGERS.................5‐7 L4/29 * DUQUESNE ..............6‐11 L5/1 * atSt.Bonaventure........9‐17 L



Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/12 MARIST .................11‐5 W3/21 atColumbia .............4‐11 L3/26 atDrexel ................10‐8 W3/28 atWagner................9‐7 W4/4 * atTemple ...............5‐17 L4/8 * ST.BONAVENTURE(OT) ..12‐13 L4/16 Lafayette................13‐8 W4/18 * LASALLE ..............11‐10 W4/20 LEHIGH ..................9‐3 W4/23 * MASSACHUSETTS........11‐13 L4/25 * atDuquesne .............9‐11 L4/28 VILLANOVA..............18‐8 W4/30 * GEORGEWASHINGTON ..14‐13 W5/2 * atRichmond .............7‐16 L


OPPONENT W‐LAlbany ...........................0‐1American .........................1‐6BostonCollege ....................0‐4Bucknell ..........................0‐6Bloomsburg .......................1‐2California .........................0‐1CentralConnecticutState ...........2‐0Columbia .........................2‐1Davidson .........................2‐0Delaware .........................1‐2Drexel..........................6‐10Duke.............................0‐1Duquesne.......................1‐12Eastern...........................1‐0Goucher ..........................1‐1Georgetown ......................0‐3GeorgeMason ....................1‐7GeorgeWashington ...............3‐7GwyneddMercy ...................2‐0Harvard ..........................0‐1Jacksonville..............FirstMeetingJohnsHopkins .....................0‐2Lafayette .........................8‐6LaSalle.........................10‐4Lehigh ..........................5‐13LongIsland .......................2‐0Louisville .........................1‐0Manhattan ..............FirstMeetingMarist............................1‐0Massachusetts...................2‐17Mercyhurst .......................1‐0Millersville ........................1‐1Monmouth ......................2‐1MountSt.Mary’s ..................1‐0Muhlenberg.......................1‐0NewHampshire ...................0‐1NotreDame.......................1‐0OldDominion ....................0‐4Penn.............................0‐1PhiladelphiaTextile ................1‐0Presbyterian .............FirstMeetingRichmond.......................1‐10RobertMorris .....................1‐0Rutgers ........................0‐16SacredHeart ......................2‐0SaintFrancis(Pa.) .................1‐0SaintMary’s(Calif.) ................1‐1Stanford..........................1‐0St.Bonaventure ..................5‐7Temple ........................3‐10Towson ..........................0‐1UCDavis..........................0‐1Ursinus...........................0‐1Vanderbilt ........................1‐2Villanova ........................10‐7VirginiaTech ......................0‐3WestChester......................0‐2Wagner .........................9‐0Widener..........................2‐1William&Mary....................0‐1Totals 100‐183

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Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/7 DREXEL ..................8‐9 L3/18 atLehigh(OT).............5‐7 L3/21 RUTGERS................5‐12 L3/23 * atGeorgeWashington .....6‐7 L3/25 LAFAYETTE ..............13‐7 W3/29 SAINTMARY’S(Calif.) ......7‐8 L3/30 WAGNER................13‐3 W4/4 * RICHMOND..............7‐11 L4/6 * atSt.Bonaventure........7‐11 L4/9 * atLaSalle(OT) ...........8‐11 L4/12 * DUQUESNE ...............5‐9 L4/15 AMERICAN ..............10‐9 W4/23 * TEMPLE ..................6‐7 L4/27 * atMassachusetts(OT)......6‐8 L4/29 atVillanova...............8‐6 W



Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/16 atLafayette .............6‐11 L3/19 LEHIGH .................16‐8 W3/24 VILLANOVA(2OT)..........6‐7 L3/26 atRutgers ...............8‐13 L3/28 atDrexel .................7‐9 L4/3 * LASALLE ................7‐12 L4/5 * G.WASHINGTON ........15‐14 W4/7 atAmerican ..............5‐7 L4/12 * MASSACHUSETTS.........3‐11 L4/14 * atTemple ...............3‐21 L4/20 * atDuquesne .............7‐14 L4/26 * atRichmond .............8‐18 L4/28 * ST.BONAVENTURE .......13‐8 W



Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/14 COLUMBIA .............18‐17 W3/17 C.CONNECTICUTSTATE....15‐3 W3/22 atLehigh ................10‐9 W3/25 CALIFORNIA ............10‐14 L3/27 RUTGERS................6‐16 L3/31 DREXEL ..................7‐9 L4/3 LAFAYETTE ..............7‐17 L4/6 * MASSACHUSETTS.........8‐14 L4/10 AMERICAN ..............8‐14 L4/12 atVillanova..............9‐15 L4/21 * atSt.Bonaventure........11‐8 W4/22 * atDuquesne .............5‐16 L4/25 * LASALLE ...............12‐11 W4/29 * atTemple ...............3‐18 L5/4 # TEMPLE .................6‐15 L



Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/18 C.CONNECTICUTSTATE....15‐5 W3/19 BOSTONCOLLEGE ........6‐12 L3/23 LEHIGH ................14‐10 W3/25 * TEMPLE .................0‐20 L3/28 BUCKNELL ...............6‐13 L3/30 atDrexel .................7‐6 W4/4 atLafayette .............6‐13 L4/7 * atVirginiaTech ..........5‐17 L4/11 VILLANOVA..............16‐6 W4/14 * DUQUESNE .............11‐16 L4/16 * ST.BONAVENTURE .......20‐3 W4/19 * atMassachusetts .........8‐18 L4/25 MARIST .................20‐8 W4/27 * atLaSalle ..............16‐12 W4/29 atAmerican .............4‐16 L



Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/15 atLafayette ............12‐13 L3/21 atLehigh ................5‐16 L3/23 atBucknell ...............1‐5 L3/30 HARVARD ................3‐9 L

4/3 DREXEL ..................7‐6 W4/7 AMERICAN ..............8‐10 L4/9 * atDuquesne .............8‐13 L4/11 * atVirginiaTech .........11‐16 L4/13 atVillanova...............9‐7 W4/16 * LASALLE ................12‐9 W4/18 * MASSACHUSETTS.........9‐14 L4/20 * atTemple ...............6‐12 L4/24 RUTGERS................6‐16 L4/28 JOHNSHOPKINS..........8‐16 L


19982‐13Overall

Date Opponent .............Score3/13 VANDERBILT .............6‐19 L3/15 BOSTONCOLLEGE ........4‐10 L3/18 atWestChester ..........6‐10 L3/22 RICHMOND..............8‐17 L3/25 STANFORD ..............10‐8 W3/29 atAmerican .............6‐13 L4/2 LAFAYETTE ..............5‐16 L4/4 atRutgers ...............3‐20 L4/9 atDrexel .................5‐6 L4/11 MASSACHUSETTS.........2‐10 L4/16 LEHIGH .................5‐10 L4/18 BUCKNELL..............12‐13 L4/21 VILLANOVA..............2‐10 L4/23 LASALLE .................9‐7 W4/28 atJohnsHopkins .........3‐10 L

HeadCoach:DeniseLigget

19974‐10Overall

Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/4 MERCYHURST............26‐3 W3/19 WESTCHESTER...........9‐11 L3/21 atLafayette .............5‐18 L3/26 atColumbia .............15‐8 W3/29 RUTGERS................7‐17 L4/4 atBostonCollege........11‐13 L4/6 atMassachusetts .........6‐11 L4/10 DREXEL ................11‐10 W4/12 VANDERBILT .............8‐11 L4/13 NOTREDAME...........21‐10 W4/17 atLehigh ................5‐10 L4/19 atBucknell .............11‐17 L4/22 atVillanova...............6‐7 L4/26 GEORGEMASON .........8‐13 L


19968‐6Overall

Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/12 MILLERSVILLE ............13‐8 W3/14 VIRGINIATECH..........13‐16 L3/16 BOSTONCOLLEGE .........9‐1 L3/23 BUCKNELL ...............5‐13 L3/27 atMountSt.Mary’s ......15‐1 W3/30 atRutgers ................4‐9 L4/2 MONMOUTH ............15‐9 W4/11 atDrexel ................11‐6 W4/13 VANDERBILT ............12‐11 W4/16 LEHIGH ................10‐14 L4/20 MASSACHUSETTS.........11‐8 W4/23 VILLANOVA ...............4‐3 W4/25 atBloomsburg ...........13‐8 W4/27 atGeorgeMason ..........4‐9 L


19954‐13Overall

Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/7 DAVIDSON ..............17‐8 W3/16 MILLERSVILLE ...........12‐20 L3/18 WILLIAM&MARY ........4‐18 L3/23 atUrsinus ...............9‐12 L3/25 atSacredHeart ..........16‐6 W3/28 atMuhlenberg ..........20‐11 W3/30 atGoucher ..............9‐16 L4/1 RUTGERS................3‐13 L4/6 WIDENER ...............16‐5 W4/9 atMassachusetts .........6‐19 L4/11 atLehigh ................9‐18 L4/18 atTowson. ..............4‐21 L

4/20 GEORGETOWN...........1‐20 L4/22 atBucknell ..............8‐15 L4/25 atVillanova..............7‐17 L4/27 BLOOMSBURG ..........16‐18 L4/29 GEORGEMASON ........10‐18 L


19946‐7Overall

Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/16 GWYNEDDMERCY ........13‐3 W3/19 NEWHAMPSHIRE ........3‐21 L3/23 $ UC‐SantaBarbara .......17‐15 W3/26 SACREDHEART...........19‐8 W3/27 UALBANY ...............8‐10 L3/31 GOUCHER ..............11‐10 W4/5 atGeorgetown...........9‐19 L4/7 atWidener ..............14‐9 W4/10 MASSACHUSETTS.........7‐12 L4/12 LEHIGH .................5‐22 L4/16 $ LASALLE ................26‐1 W4/23 atGeorgeMason .........15‐8 W4/24 atDavidson..............16‐6 W4/26 VILLANOVA..............8‐20 L4/28 atBloomsburg ...........5‐14 L


19933‐3Overall

Date Opponent .............Score W/L3/3 $ TempleJ.V. ..............5‐12 L3/23 GWYNEDDMERCY ........18‐4 W3/25 $ LASALLE ................20‐4 W3/27 $ ARMY .................17‐11 W3/30 WIDENER ...............8‐15 L4/3 GEORGETOWN...........5‐21 L4/7 $ atPennStateJ.V..........4‐14 L4/14 $ atHaverfordJ.V. .........19‐4 W4/17 $ BLUEBLAZERS ...........17‐0 W4/21 EASTERN ................16‐4 W4/23 atVillanova..............3‐14 L4/24 PHILADELPHIATEXTILE ....15‐3 W


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SAINTJOSEPH’SUNIVERSITYATHLETICSMISSIONSTATEMENT

The Mission of the Athletics Department at SaintJoseph’s University reflects the Mission of theUniversitybyusingtheprogramswithinAthleticsasaway todevelop thewholepersonandpreparingmenandwomenforothers.

• To educate the whole person by complementing the academicexperiencewithathleticandrecreationalprogramsandactivitiesoutsidetheclassroom.

• Tocreateanenvironmentforpersonalgrowththroughopenness,respect,andaconcernforothers.

• Tocommunicatethevalueofcommunityandfamilythroughteamworkandsportsmanship.

• Toprovideopportunitiesforstudentstolearnself‐discipline,responsibility,decision‐making,andattainmentofgoals.

• Toprovideopportunitiesforstudentstoparticipateandcompeteinafirst‐classmanner.

• Toprovideequitableopportunitiesforallstudentsandstaff,includingwomenandminorities.

• ToadvancetheUniversityregionallyandnationallythroughintercollegiateathletics.

John W. SmithsonInterim President

Don DiJuliaAssociate Vice President

Athletic Director

DIRECTIONSTOFINNESEYFIELD

FromtheNorth: N.J.TurnpiketoExit6(Pa.Turnpikeconnector).FollowPa.TurnpiketoExit326(Rte.476).Follow476SouthtoRte.76East,towardsPhiladelphia.FollowRte.76EasttoExit339(Rte.1,CityAvenue).FollowtwomilestoSJU.

FromtheEast: Takeeither theBenFranklinBridge (viaRte.676)or theWaltWhitmanBridge;FollowRte.76West toExit339 (Rte.1,CityAvenue).FollowtwomilestoSJU.

FromtheSouth: I‐95Northto476North.Follow476NorthtoExit5(Rte.1).FollowRte.1NorthtoSJU,approximately10miles.

FromtheWest: Pa.TurnpiketoExit326(ValleyForge).FollowRte.76East,towardsPhiladelphia,toExit339(Rte.1,CityAvenue).FollowtwomilestoSJU.

FromtheAirport: I‐95NorthtoRte.76WesttowardsValleyForge.FollowRte.76WesttoExit339(Rte.1,CityAvenue).FollowtwomilestoSJU.

ATHLETICDIRECTORY

AssociateVicePresident/AthleticDirector .............DonDiJulia..............................................610‐660‐1707

AssistantVicePresident/AthleticBusinessAffairs ........JimBrown..............................................610‐660‐1726

AssistantVicePresident/AthleticDevelopment ........KatieShields..............................................610‐660‐1231

AssociateAthleticDirector/VarsityPrograms .........RenieShields..............................................610‐660‐2584

AssociateAthleticDirector/Facilities .................AlPendleton..............................................610‐660‐3292

AssociateAD/Marketing/CorporatePartnerships ........TimCurran..............................................610‐660‐1702

AssistantAthleticDirector/Communications ........MarieWozniak..............................................610‐660‐1727

AssistantAD/Recreation&Intramurals .............CoreyShannon..............................................610‐660‐3052

AssistantAthleticDirector/Facilities ...................JoeDeLacy..............................................610‐660‐1720

DirectorofEducationalSupportServices .............JanetGreder..............................................610‐660‐1728

DirectorofSportsMedicine.........................LoriRafferty..............................................610‐660‐1699

AthleticComm.Asst.(Men’sLacrosseContact) ....ChrisHumbrecht..............................................610‐660‐2601

SIDE‐mail ..................................ch578749@sju.eduAthleticOfficePhone .............................610‐660‐1707AthleticOfficeFax ...............................610‐660‐1716

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Founded in 1851, Saint Joseph’s is anindependent, Catholic, Jesuit universityteaching disciplined reasoning, effectivecommunicationandaloveoflearning.FromWillingsAlleyinOldCityPhiladelphiatoStilesStreet in North Philadelphia to its currentlocationonCityAvenue,SaintJoseph’shascontinued to grow and change with thetimes. The University combines the Jesuittraditionofacademicexcellence,ahistoryofserviceandanidealcampuslocationtopro‐ducesuccessfulstudentswhostrivetomakeagoodworldevenbetter.

Full‐time, undergraduate day enroll‐ment comprises approximately 4,600 stu‐dents.Graduate,eveningandexecutivepro‐gramspushtotalenrollmenttomorethan8,000students.

THEJESUITTRADITIONOFACADEMICEXCELLENCE

Saint Joseph’s nationally‐recognizedacademicreputationisconfirmedbyongo‐ingacknowledgmentinBarron’s,U.S.News&WorldReportandPeterson’s.TheJesuittraditionofintellectualinquiryandpersonalconcernmanifestsitselfinsmall,challengingclass‐estaughtbyacaringfaculty.Graduateassistantsdonotteach,soundergraduatescanbesuretheyarereceivingtheverybesteducationalexperiencefrom trained experts. One‐on‐one interactionbetweenstudentsandfacultyisarealityatSaintJoseph’s.

Asolidliberalartscurriculumprovidesacross‐the‐boardlearningforeverystudent.Supportingthat curriculum are comprehensive academicmajorsandlearningfacilities.Theresultisabroadeducation that prepares students not only foremployment and graduate school, but for lifeitself.

Inthefallof1998,SJUopenedthe$25millionOwenA.MandevilleHall,whichhousestheErivanK.HaubSchoolofBusiness,theCenterforFoodMarketingandtheregion'sfirst"Teletorium"and"Moot Boardrooms." An 87,000‐square‐footinternationalacademiccenterfeaturingstate‐of‐the‐artdistancelearningtechnology,itislocatednearthecornerof54thStreetandCityAvenue.

AHISTORYOFSERVICEThestudentsofSaintJoseph’sUniversityare

dedicatedtomakingtoday’sworldevenbetter.Anatural spirit of volunteerism has enabled theUniversity’s community service programs tobecomethemostpopularextracurricularactivitiesoncampus. Inaddition,aServiceLearningpro‐gramallowsstudentstoreceiveacademiccreditfortheirworkoutsidetheclassroom.

SJU offers local, national and internationalopportunities for student service. From NorthPhiladelphiatoCamden,N.J.;fromNewOrleanstotheAppalachianMountains,SaintJoseph’sstu‐dentsembracetheJesuitmissionofservingthoseinneed.TheThanksgivingDinnerDanceforareaseniorcitizensandtheHand‐in‐HandFestivalforthe handicapped are two annual student‐runeventsthatdrawthousandsofspecialvisitorstocampusforfunandfriendship.

IDEALCAMPUSLOCATIONSJU’sCityAvenuelocationcombinesthebest

ofdynamicPhiladelphiawiththesuburban,resi‐dential setting of the elegantMain Line. SaintJoseph’s65acresspantwocounties,allowingstu‐dents to literallyenjoy thebestofbothworlds.The city of Philadelphia, with its tremendouswealth of historical, cultural, social and athleticattractions, iseasilyaccessible,while the safety,serenityandgreeneryofasuburbancampusarerightathand.

Thefriendlyatmosphereandclose‐knitcam‐pusensurethatstudentsdon’tgetlostineithertheliteralorthefigurativesenseatSaintJoseph’s.Expandedlibrary,computerandathleticfacilitiesaddabig‐time“feel”tothisgrowinguniversity.

SUCCESSFULSTUDENTSMenandwomen leave Saint Joseph’s pre‐

pared.TheUniversityboastsanexcellentrecordofplacingitsgraduatesinfirst‐timejobs,profession‐

alschoolsandotheradvanceddegreeprograms.Part‐timeworkandinternshipsprovidereal‐worldexperiences, the kind which delight futureemployers. And with its many diverse studentorganizations,SJUoffersampleopportunitiestoassumeleadershippositions.

An extensive on‐campus recruitment pro‐gramprovidesgraduateswithaheadstartintheiremploymentsearch.Regularmeetingswithfacul‐tyadvisors,alongwithadvisoryprogramsinthehealthprofessionsandinpre‐law,assiststudentswhowishtofurthertheirschooling.

PHILADELPHIASJU’s Philadelphia location gives students

access to twoworlds. Thecampus resemblesapark, surrounded by the stately homes ofPhiladelphia’shistoricMainLinesuburbs.Yetstu‐dentshaveaccesstothecultural,commercialandrecreationalactivitiesofdowntownPhiladelphia‐–onlyashortrideaway.SJUstudentstakefre‐quent advantage of the artistic and culturalresources Philadelphia offers, aswell. They visitthePhiladelphiaMuseumofArt;thePennsylvaniaAcademyof theFineArts; theFranklin InstituteScienceMuseum;theAcademyofMusic,whichhouses ballet and opera; and the new KimmelCenter, home to the Philadelphia Orchestra. Inaddition, SJU students enjoy rooting forPhiladelphia’steamsinthefourmajorprofession‐alsportsleagues.

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