2015 Adelphi University Field Hockey Media Guide by AU Sports Info

ADELPHI UNIVERSITY

FIELD HOCKEY 2015

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2015 Quick Facts............................................... 3 The Northeast-10 Conference............................ 4 Adelphi Field Hockey Head Coach..................... 5 2015 Field Hockey Alphabetical Roster............. 7 2015 Field Hockey Numerical Roster................ 8 2015 Field Hockey Schedule............................. 9 2 Kerrigan Roth......................................... 10 3 Kristen Bagley ...................................... 11 4 Nicolette Lodato .................................... 12 5 Kate Manson ......................................... 13 6 Natalina Sagliocca................................. 14 7 Molly Cuevas.......................................... 15 8 Emily Power ......................................... 16 9 Mary Plotas............................................ 17 10 Brooke Bittel.......................................... 18 11 Charlotte Smith ..................................... 19 14 Dana Ahrens .......................................... 20 17 Lena Pollich........................................... 21 18 Maria Guerrisi ...................................... 22 19 Olivia Nowokunski................................. 23 21 Rachel Colvin ....................................... 24 22 Jessica Lodato ...................................... 25 23 Jamie Ahrens ....................................... 26 24 Elizabeth Mercuri ................................ 27 25 Samantha Nizich.................................... 28 27 Tina Brindisi .......................................... 29 30 Kelly Serrao........................................... 30 50 Amanda Gargiulo................................... 31 Motamed Field................................................. 32 Final 2014 Stats.............................................. 33 All-Time Results vs. Opponents....................... 34 All-Time Series Record.................................... 36 Goalkeeper Statistics...................................... 37 Honors and Awards......................................... 38 All-Time Letterwinners.................................... 40 Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation.. 42 Administrations............................................... 43 Facilities.......................................................... 45 About Adelphi University Programs................. 47 Long Island and New York............................... 49

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2015 Quick Facts University Information

Athletic Media Relations

Location: Garden City, N.Y. Founded: 1896 Enrollment: 7,610 President: Dr. Christine M. Riordan Athletic Director: Danny McCabe Assoc. Athletic Director/SWA: Kate Whalen Conference: Northeast-10 Home Field/Capacity: Motamed Field/ 1,600 Affiliation: NCAA Division II Nickname: Panthers School Colors: Brown and Gold Athletic Dept. Phone: (516) 877-4240

Assoc. AD/ Director: Adam Siepiola Office Phone: (516) 877-4293 Email: siepiola@adelphi.edu Asst. Director: Patrick McWalters Email: pmcwalters@adelphi.edu Office Phone: (516) 877-4236 Graduate Assistant: Victoria Chiesa Office Phone: (516) 877-3774 Email: vchiesa@adelphi.edu Office Fax: (516) 877-4237 Website: www.aupanthers.com Mailing Address: 1 South Avenue, Garden City, N.Y. 11530 Field Hockey Contact: Victoria Chiesa

Field Hockey Staff Information

History

Head Coach: Gloria Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor Email: goconnor@adelphi.edu Record at School: 67-64 (Seven seasons) Field Hockey office phone: (516) 877-3947 Assistant Coaches: Claire Agrusa Iglesias, Kelly Gorman, Lucia Vigliotti, Regina Agrusa, Briana Rubenstein

First Year as a Varsity Sport: 1929 First Year Receiving Scholarships: 1975 All-Time NE-10 Record/Years: 27-23 / 5 NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last: 2/2014

2014 Team Information

Overall Record: 14-7 NE-10 Regular Season Record: 8-3 Postseason: Northeast-10 Tournament Semifinals, NCAA DII First Round vs. LIU Post Final 2014 Ranking: 7 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 19/3

Key Returners Name Kristen Bagley Molly Cuevas Mary Plotas Lena Pollich

Key Losses

Yr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr.

Name Carly Aceves Briana Rubenstein

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Pts. 6 40 53 17

2014 Stats 2 1 5 3 goals, 15 defensive saves

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The Northeast-10 Conference the national title in the 4x400 relay at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships.

The Northeast-10 Conference is an NCAA Division II conference that was established in 1979. The conference consists of 15 member institutions located throughout the Northeast in the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and Vermont. With the addition of women’s golf in 201415, the NE-10 now sponsors a total of 24 sports.

When it came to NCAA postseason selections, the NE-10 once again had another sensational year with 48 teams chosen to participate in national tournaments during the year. On top of that, representatives from 34 different swimming and diving, cross country and track & field teams competed for national titles. Of those 48 teams, 13 different Northeast-10 institutions were represented, while nine teams from the conference advanced to at least the national quarterfinal round in national tournament play – a new NE-10 record.

The institutions that make up the Northeast-10 are Adelphi University (Garden City, N.Y.), American International College (Springfield, Mass.), Assumption College (Worcester, Mass.), Bentley University (Waltham, Mass.), Franklin Pierce University (Rindge, N.H.), Le Moyne College (Syracuse, N.Y.), Merrimack College (North Andover, Mass.), University of New Haven (West Haven, Conn.), Pace University (Pleasantville, N.Y.), Saint Anselm College (Manchester, N.H.), Saint Michael’s College (Colchester, Vt.), The College of Saint Rose (Albany, N.Y.), Southern Connecticut State University (New Haven, Conn.), Southern New Hampshire University (Manchester, N.H.), and Stonehill College (Easton, Mass.).

From the field of play to inside the classroom, the Northeast-10 honored a number of student-athletes for their academic accomplishments. A record-breaking 73 percent of the league’s 287 athletic teams garnered a team grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Overall, nearly 59 percent of all conference student-athletes earned at least a 3.0 GPA throughout the 2014-15 academic year and were named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll (CHR) as a result. An astonishing 164 student-athletes earned a perfect 4.0 GPA in the fall before 205 more did so in the spring. The Northeast-10 also honored 247 student-athletes as members of its academic all-conference teams.

The conference’s 15 member institutions are spread geographically from Syracuse, N.Y. to Waltham, Mass. and from Colchester, Vt. to Garden City, N.Y. Many of the members are located in or around the metropolitan areas of Albany, Boston, Manchester, New Haven, Worcester and New York City. The Northeast-10 was proud to welcome the New Haven and Adelphi in the conference’s latest expansion, adding to the powerful union of strong academic and athletic institutions. In addition, LIU Post (Brookville, N.Y.) is an associate member of the NE-10 in the sports of field hockey and football.

The Northeast-10 also remains focused on its community endeavors. The conference has built a strong partnership with Team IMPACT, a non-profit organization that matches children with life-threatening illnesses with college sports teams. In 2015, the NE-10 became the first ‘fully-matched’ conference in Division II, as at least one team from each member institution has matched with a Team IMPACT child. More than 60 NE-10 teams currently have matches through Team IMPACT. The conference’s fundraising efforts for Make-A-Wish are also more than any other Division II conference in the country over the past decade.

The Northeast-10 has evolved into a membership committed to competitive athletics programs that emphasize the education, both on and off the field, of more than 6,000 student-athletes. Among the many accomplishments of these institutions are NCAA Division II national championships in women’s basketball, women’s cross country, field hockey, men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, women’s track and field, and men’s and women’s swimming and diving.

Through the establishment and enforcement of regulations, the conference aims to encourage policies that enable intercollegiate athletics programs to contribute to and be considered an integral part of the total educational offerings at our member institutions. The Northeast-10 can look to a long history of success including the growth from seven original member institutions to more than double its size 35 years later, the contention for and winning of multiple national championships, and the recognition of student-athlete performances off the field and in the classroom.

The conference is coming off yet another banner season in 2014-15. The Adelphi women’s lacrosse team repeated as national champions by defeating Lock Haven, 5-4, in the title game. Also, Southern Connecticut’s Chrystle Hill, Georgette Nixon, Sarah Hill and Shatajah Wattely claimed

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Adelphi Field Hockey Head Coach

Gloria O’Connor 8th Season 67-64 Record

record and earned the program’s second first-round home playoff game for the Northeast-10 Tournament title. They defeated Bentley in the first-round, on an overtime goal by Molly Cuevas to advance to the NE-10 semifinals. After suffering a 5-0 loss to the eventual 2013 NCAA National Champions of LIU Post, Coach O’Connor had several players earn post-season accolades. The squad saw three players named to NE-10 All-Conference teams, three earned Fall Academic AllConference and the team took home the NFHCA Division II National Academic Team Award as well as the NE-10 Team Academic Excellence award with a 3.384 GPA. She also had one NFHCA second-team All-American in 2013.

The 2015 season marks the start of Gloria O’Connor’s eighth year at the forefront of the Adelphi University field hockey program. O’Connor was named head coach by former vice president and athletic director Robert E. Hartwell in 2008, when the field hockey program returned to Adelphi. Over her tenure, she has compiled a 67-64 record and has led the team to five consecutive Northeast-10 Conference Tournament appearances. In 2014, O’Connor led the Panthers to the NCAA Division II Tournament for the first time since 1981 after going 13-5 (8-3, NE-10) during the regular season. After falling to Stonehill in the NE-10 Tournament semifinal, O’Connor in the Panthers met #2 LIU Post in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, but were defeated 3-1. Five Panthers received NE-10 All-Conference honors, and junior midfielder Molly Cuevas was named Longstreth/NFHCA DivisionII First Team All-American.

In 2012, the Panthers earned the fourth seed for the NE10 tournament and hosted their first-ever playoff game. They continued on to the semi-final where they suffered a 6-0 loss to Merrimack College. Head Coach

In 2013, the Panthers finished with an 11-9 overall

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Island coordinator. O’Connor also coached varsity lacrosse at Carle Place, capturing five New York state titles and is also a member of the New York Metropolitan and Long Island Lacrosse Hall of Fame (2006). In addition, she has been honored with the Hofstra University Outstanding Contributions to High School Girls’ Athletics award and was a National High school Coach of the Year nominee in 1988. A long time teacher and administrator, O’Connor is no stranger to Long Island schools, having spent time as a special education teacher at John Adams High School, an Athletic Director at Sewanhaka High School, an Assistant Principal and Principal at Floral Park Memorial Jr. Sr. High School and most recently as superintendent for Personnel and Administration for the Sewanhaka High School District.

O’Connor led the team to an 8-12 record and a 6-4 mark in conference play. Adelphi had a Rookie of the Year for the conference as well as 13 girls named to the NFHCA National Academic Squad. The team also held the title of NCAA Statistical Champion for defensive saves in 2012. In her first four years at the helm of the program, Gloria O’Connor led the Brown and Gold to three Northeast-10 Conference Tournament appearances, had three players named All-American and eight named to NE-10 AllConference teams, all while compiling a 35-36 record. At the high school level, O’Connor achieved unparalleled success, posting a record of 146-18-21 that included nine league championships. She is also a member of the Long Island Field Hockey Coaches Hall of Fame (1990) and Carle Place High School Hall of Fame as both a player and a coach.

Coaching History

In addition, she has been involved in the Empire State Games over the years, first as the head coach of the Long Island scholastic field hockey team and then as the Long

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Gloria M. O’Connor 2008-* Ginny Kelly 1980-83 Cynthia Drakeford-Walker 1975-79 Helen Toebke 1954-64 Dolores Goerchen 1952-53 Betty Cermak 1951-52 Sandy Weiderman 1948-51 Turpy Schneider 1945-48 Mary Louise Barnes 1944-45 Laura Mayer 1943-44 Edna Lindholm 1940-42 Jane Marchant 1928-40 Thelma Van Narden 1927-30 Helen Phillips 1924-26

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Kerrigan Roth

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Warrensburg, NY / Warrensburg Central

Kristen Bagley

Sr.

Nicolette Lodato

Sr. M

Kate Manson

Fr. M

Natalina Sagliocca

Jr. M/D 5-1

Copiague, NY / Walter G. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connell Copiague

Molly Cuevas

Sr.

San Jose, Calif. / Leland

Emily Power

Fr. M

Mary Plotas

Sr.

Brooke Bittel

Sr.

M/D

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5-4

Holbrook, N.Y. / Sachem East

5-6

Commack, N.Y. / Commack

5-7

Huntington Station, N.Y. / Walt Whitman

5-8 5-8

5-3

Fr. M

Yorktown Heights, N.Y. / Lakeland Brookeville, Md. / Our Lady of Good Counsel

5-7

Goshen, Conn. / Wamogo Regional

5-6

Gorham, Maine / Gorham

5-6

Massapequa Park, N.Y. / Massapequa

Dana Ahrens

Sr.

Lena Pollich

Jr.

5-9

Massapequa, N.Y. / Massapequa

Maria Guerrisi

Sr.

5-5

Sound Beach, N.Y. / Rocky Point

Olivia Nowokunski

Sr.

5-7

Leominster, Mass. / Leominster

Rachel Colvin

Jr.

5-3

Vernon, N.J. / Vernon Township

5-6

Commack, N.Y / Commack

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Jamie Ahrens

So. F/M

5-6

Massapequa Park, N.Y. / Massapequa

Elizabeth Mercuri

So. F/M

5-3

Chelmsford, Mass. / Chelmsford

Samantha Nizich

So. M

5-7

Nesconset, N.Y. / Smithtown East

Tina Brindisi

Jr.

5-2

Wanaque, N.J. / Lakeland Regional

Kelly Serrao

Sr.

5-8

Lake Hiawatha, N.J. / Parsippany

Amanda Gargiulo

So. GK

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Westbury, N.Y. / W.T. Clarke

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Dana Ahrens

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Jamie Ahrens

So. F/M

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Massapequa Park, N.Y. / Massapequa

Kristen Bagley

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Brooke Bittel

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M/D

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Goshen, Conn. / Wamogo Regional

Tina Brindisi

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Wanaque, N.J. / Lakeland Regional

Rachel Colvin

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Vernon, N.J. / Vernon Township

Molly Cuevas

Sr.

5-8

San Jose, Calif. / Leland

Amanda Gargiulo

So. GK

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Westbury, N.Y. / W.T. Clarke

Maria Guerrisi

Sr.

5-5

Sound Beach, N.Y. / Rocky Point

5-6

Commack, N.Y / Commack

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Commack, N.Y. / Commack

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Nicolette Lodato

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Kate Manson

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Elizabeth Mercuri

So. F/M

5-3

Chelmsford, Mass. / Chelmsford

Samantha Nizich

So. M

5-7

Nesconset, N.Y. / Smithtown East

Olivia Nowokunski

Sr.

5-7

Leominster, Mass. / Leominster

Mary Plotas

Sr.

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Brookeville, Md. / Our Lady of Good Counsel

Lena Pollich

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Massapequa, N.Y. / Massapequa

Emily Power

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Kerrigan Roth

So. M/D

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Warrensburg, N.Y. / Warrensburg Central

Natalina Sagliocca

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2015 Field Hockey Schedule Date Opponent 9/4 Bloomsburg University 9/6 East Stroudsburg University 9/12 Pace University 9/15 Southern Connecticut State 9/19 Bellarmine University 9/23 * Stonehill College 9/26 * Saint Michaelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College 9/29 * Southern Connecticut State 10/3 * American International 10/7 * LIU Post 10/10 * Saint Anselm College 10/13 * Pace University 10/15 Mercy College 10/17 * Franklin Pierce University 10/21 * Bentley University 10/23 * Merrimack College 10/27 * Assumption College 10/31 * Southern New Hampshire

Location Bloomsburg, Penn. East Stroudsburg, Penn. Garden City, N.Y. New Haven, Conn. Garden City, N.Y. North Easton, Mass. Colchester, Vt. Garden City, N.Y. Springfield, Mass. Brookville, N.Y. Garden City, N.Y. New York, N.Y. Garden City, N.Y. Garden City, N.Y. Garden City, N.Y. North Andover, Mass. Garden City, N.Y. Garden City, N.Y.

Time 4 pm 1 pm 1 pm 6 pm 12 pm 7 pm 12 pm 6 pm 6 pm 4 pm 1 pm 7 pm 4 pm 12 pm 4 pm 4:30 pm 4 pm 12 pm

Home contests in BOLD * - Northeast-10 Conference game

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Class: Sr. Position: F Height: 5-8 Hometown: Warrensburg, N.Y. High School: Warrenburg Central

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi 22 Jessica Ladato

2014: Appeared in four games, making her collegiate debut at American International (10/11).

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At Warrenburg Central: Five year member of the field hockey program and participated in softball for four years and basketball for three… Four-time Adirondack First-Team All-Star… MVP as a junior and senior… Named to the All- NYS team her last two years… Volunteered as a peer mentor and drama club member… Also a Member of the National Honor Society.

5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas

Personal: Daughter of Bonni and Kevin Roth…has one sister, Abby who played field hockey at Division I Central Michigan University…enjoys baking, four-wheeling and snowmobiling…majoring in education.

17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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Class: Sr. Position: F Height: 5-4 Hometown: Holbrook, N.Y. High School: Sachem East

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi 22 Jessica Ladato

Honors & Awards: Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division II National Academic Squad (2013).

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2014: Played and started in all 21 games…scored two goals and chipped in two assists… recorded six points…registered 28 shots, 22 shots on goal...scored the game winning goal against Bentley (11/18).

5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri

2013: Played and started in all 20 games…ranked first on the team in goals with nine… recorded 19 points… had 30 shots on goal…collected three game-winning goals.

25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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2012: Played in all 20 games and started 19...recorded three goals and three assists ...tallied 12 shots on goal...recorded first collegiate goal in 3-2 win at Southern Connecticut (10/2). At Sachem East: Played three years of varsity field hockey and two seasons of varsity softball...as a senior, led field hockey team to Suffolk County, Long Island and New York State Championships...an All-Division and All-State selection...received Principal Awards in English, U.S. History and Government, Chemistry, Child Development, and Communication Skills...an Academic Excellence Award recipient in U.S. History and English...a member of National Honor Society and Culinary Club. Personal: Kristen E. Bagley...daughter of Paul and Catherine Bagley...born November 24, 1993...majoring in physical education...has a younger sister, Stephanie...played club field hockey for Strong Island Field Hockey.

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Class: Sr. Position: M/D Height: 5-6 Hometown: Commack, N.Y. High School: Commack

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

Honors & Awards: Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division II National Academic Squad (2013)... NFHCA Academic All American (2012).

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4 Nicolette Lodato 5 Kate Manson

2014: Appeared in 12 games with one start against American International (10/11).

24 Elizabeth Mercuri

2013: Appeared in 12 games with four starts.

25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao

2012: Appeared in five games off the bench...made collegiate debut as reserve in season opener at Bloomsburg (8/30). At Commack: Played four years of varsity field hockey, two years of varsity softball and two seasons of varsity bowling...a two-time All-League pick and All-County Honorable Mention selection in field hockey...in bowling as a senior, named All-League, bowled a 700 series and received the Coachesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Sportsmanship Award, member of National and Spanish Honor Societies...played six seasons with Long Island Bandits softball team. Personal: Daughter of Vincent and Sheryl Lodato...majoring in communications and minoring in marketing and gender studies...staff writer for the Delphian (campus newspaper)...has two younger siblings, Jessica and Vincent.

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Class: Fr. Position: M Height: 5-7 Hometown: Huntington Station, N.Y. High School: Walt Whitman

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

At Walt Whitman: Named All-Division as a junior and All-Country as a senior in field hockey...named a Scholar Athlete and was a member of the National Honor Society.

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Personal: Daughter of Mara Manson...mother also played field hockey at the collegiate level...majoring in health and physical education.

5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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Class: Jr. Position: M/D Height: 5-1 Hometown: Copiague, N.Y. High School: Walter G. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connell Copiague

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi 22 Jessica Ladato

Honors & Awards: 2013 Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division II National Academic Squad.

4 Nicolette Lodato

2014: Appeared in six games off the bench and recorded two shots on goal.

5 Kate Manson

2013: Appeared in nine games and recorded one shot on goal...made collegiate debut on 9/14 against Merrimack College.

24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth

At Walter G. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connell Copiague: Played three years of varsity field hockey and four years of varsity lacrosse...as a junior, earned Most Improved Player award...as a senior, captained field hockey and lacrosse teams and named All-Division...played club field hockey for Long Island Fierce...ranked 15th in graduating class...member of National Honor Society, Booster Club, Varsity Club, Ecology Club and Yearbook Club. Personal: Daughter of Bernardino and Clementina Sagliocca...has an older brother, Carlo... majoring in exercise science.

6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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Molly

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3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: Sr. Position: M Height: 5-8 Hometown: San Jose, Calif. High School: Leland

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

Honors and Awards: NE-10 Player of the Week - 11/10, ECAC Player of the Week - 11/10, NE-10 First Team All-Conference, Synapse Sports First Team All-American, Longstreth/NFHCA Division II First Team All-American, ECAC Division II All-Star First Team (2014)...NE-10 First Team All-Conference, NE-10 Academic All-Conference, NE-10 All-Tournament Team, Longstreth/NFHCA Second Team All-American, Synapse Sports Second Team All-American Squad...Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division II National Academic Squad (2013)...NFHCA Academic All-American...Northeast-10 Rookie of the Year...Northeast-10 All-Rookie Team...Northeast-10 First Team All-Conference...Northeast-10 AllChampionship Team (2012).

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4 Nicolette Lodato 5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

2014: Played and started in 20 games…second on the team in points (40) and goals…scored 10 goals and had 20 assists...led conference in total assists and all of NCAA Division II in assists per game (1.0)...registered 86 shots with 58 shots on goal…scored game-winning goal at Saint Anselm (11/1). 2013: Played and started in all 20 games…led the team in points (20) and assists (10)…had 39 shots on goal…tied for first in game-winning goals with three...ranked seventh in the NE-10 in assists (10). 2012: Started all 20 games ...led team with 10 goals, eight assists and 28 points...ranked eighth in NE-10 in points and 11th in goals...took team-high 34 shots on goal...recorded nine multiple-point games...scored first collegiate goal in 3-2 setback at Assumption (9/8)...tallied season-high three goals, including game-winning goal, in 4-3 victory over Southern Connecticut in NE-10 Tournament quarterfinals (10/24). At Leland: Played three years of varsity field hockey and three seasons of varsity soccer...named Santa Teresa High School’s Freshman Athlete of the Year, where she lettered in tennis, soccer and track... three-time field hockey Team MVP and All-League First Team selection...in soccer, was a two-time All-League First Team pick and received Coach’s Award as a senior...named Central Coast Section Most Valuable Player in field hockey as a senior...played in Futures National Tournament as a junior and senior. Personal: Molly Alexandra-Huston Cuevas...daughter of Manuel and Jillian Cuevas...born August 7, 1994...majoring in sport management...has an older brother, Jake, and younger brother, Matthew.

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3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: Fr. Position: M Height: 5-8 Hometown: Yorktown Heights, N.Y. High School: Lakeland

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

At Lakeland: Member of three-time Section I, Regional Class B and New York State Class B champion field hockey team at Lakeland...member of the Hudson Valley Club team that finished 2nd in 2013 U16 national indoor tournament in Virginia Beach...competed in the 2013 U19 National Hockey Festival in West Palm Beach, Fla...led all seniors in Section I in goals and points in her final season...also played lacrosse and was a Scholar Athlete in both sports.

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4 Nicolette Lodato 5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas

Personal: Daughter of JulieAnn and Kevin Power...has two brothers, Zachary and Shane... enjoys listening to music, watching Netflix, spending time with family and friends and playing with her three dogs, Dakota, Bear and Bella...majoring in nursing and would like to be an emergency room nurse.

17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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Class: Sr. Position: F Height: 5-3 Hometown: Brookeville, Md. High School: Our Lady of Good Counsel

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

Honors & Awards: NE-10 First Team All-Conference, Synapse Sports First Team AllAmerican, ECAC Division II All-Star First Team (2014)... NE-10 Honor Roll - Week 3 (2013).

22 Jessica Ladato

4 Nicolette Lodato 5 Kate Manson

2014: Played in 21 games and started in 20…was first on team for points (54), goals (24) and game-winning goals (6)...recorded six assists…scored a season-high four goals at Southern New Hampshire (10/21) and three goals on a team-high four occasions.

24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas

2013: Played in 13 games with 11 starts...tied for second on the team in goals (8)...had three assists...recorded game-winning goal against Saint Anselm (9/21).

17 Lena Pollich

At Kent State: Appeared in 10 games for the Golden Flashes.

8 Emily Power

At Our Lady of Good Counsel: Three-year varsity player who was named captain her senior year...was a three-time All-County and three-time All-Conference recipient, including WCAC Player of the Year honors in 2010... Earned Washington Post All-MET recognition in 2010 & 2011...totaled 38 goals and 33 assists in career while leading Good Counsel to three league championship games...was a four-year Region 7 futures participant and also a National Futures Champion in 2012.

2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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Personal: Daughter of George Plotas and Elizabeth Sherman... has one older sister, Victoria... enjoys travelling to new places, shopping, baking and participating in water sports at the beach...has career plans of joining the FBI...majoring in criminal justice.

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10 Bittel Brooke

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: Sr. Position: M/D Height: 5-7 Hometown: Goshen, Conn. High School: Wamogo Regional

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi 22 Jessica Ladato

Honors & Awards: NFHCA Academic All-American (2012).

4 Nicolette Lodato

2014: Appeared in 11 games with one shot on goal.

5 Kate Manson

2013: Played in seven games.

24 Elizabeth Mercuri

2012: Played in 14 games and made one start...made first collegiate start against East Stroudsburg (9/1).

25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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At Wamogo Regional: Played four years of varsity field hockey and softball, and ran three seasons of varsity indoor track...a three-time All-Berkshire League Second Team selection in field hockey...selected to Team Connecticut in the Cape Cod Classic game as a junior and senior...a National Art Honor Society member...Student Council representative...vice president of Interact Club...won Gold Key, Silver Key and Mixed Media Best-in-Show at 2011 Connecticut Regional Scholastic Art Awards...participated in the Field Hockey Festival in Phoenix, Ariz., with the Connecticut Tsunami club team...played in the Disney Field Hockey Showcase with the Connecticut Revolution club team. Personal: Brooke Elizabeth Bittel...daughter of James and Chris Bittel...born May 4, 1994... majoring in art...has two older brothers, James and Stephen...father played baseball at the University of Bridgeport...brother, Stephen, played baseball and rugby at Springfield College

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14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: Fr. Position: M Height: 5-6 Hometown: Gorham, Maine High School: Gorham

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

At Gorham: Three year member of the varsity field hockey team...two-time All-State selection as a junior and senior...named Most Valuable Forward.

22 Jessica Ladato

4 Nicolette Lodato

Personal: Daughter of Marcia and Steven Smith...majoring in nursing.

5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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14 Ahrens Dana

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: Jr. Position: D Height: 5-6 Hometown: Massapequa Park, N.Y. High School: Massapequa

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

2014: Started in 16 of 19 appearances…recorded only assist and point of the season in a 3-2 win vs. Mercyhurst (9/7).

22 Jessica Ladato

4 Nicolette Lodato 5 Kate Manson

2013: Appeared in three games off the bench.

24 Elizabeth Mercuri

2012: Missed season due to injury.

25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power

At Massapequa: Played three years of varsity field hockey…led team to three straight Nassau County titles...named an All-Conference player and Academic All-County as a senior. Personal: Dana Morgan Ahrens…daughter of James and Melodee Ahrens…enjoys hiking, snowboarding and going to the beach…majoring in criminal justice and psychology with career aspirations of becoming a detective or forensic psychologist… sister Jamie is also a member of the field hockey team.

2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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17 Pollich Lena

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: Jr. Position: F Height: 5-9 Hometown: Massapequa, N.Y. High School: Massapequa

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

Honors and Awards: Synapse Sports All-Rookie Team, NE-10 Rookie of the Week - 9/16 and 9/23, NE-10 All-Rookie Team (2013).

22 Jessica Ladato

4 Nicolette Lodato

2014: Played in 21 games and started in 20â&#x20AC;Śscored seven goals and picked up three assistsâ&#x20AC;Ś scored three game-winning goals...scored twice in 4-2 win vs. Assumption (9/13).

5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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2013: Played in all 19 games with 14 starts...tied for second on the team in goals (8)...had two assists and 28 shots on goal... recorded first collegiate goal and game-winner against Assumption College (9/11). At Massapequa: Played two years of varsity field hockey and ran four seasons of varsity track and field ...led field hockey team to back-to-back conference and Nassau County Championships...as a sophomore, raced in 2011 Penn Relays Carnival and as a junior, raced in 2012 Penn Relays Carnival and New Balance Indoor Track Nationals...named AllConference in field hockey, competed in 2013 National Indoor Tournament and raced in 2012 Junior Olympics in her senior year...played club field hockey for Strong Island ...member of National Honor Society, National German Honor Society and Tri-M Music Honor Society. Personal: Daughter of Richard and Adrienne Pollich...has an older brother, Nicholas, and two younger siblings, Christian and Melissa...majoring in exercise science.

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18 Guerrisi Maria

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: Sr. Position: D Height: 5-5 Hometown: Sound Beach, N.Y. High School: Rocky Point

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi 22 Jessica Ladato

2014: Appeared in four games for 61 minutes of playing time.

4 Nicolette Lodato

2013: Came off the bench to play in two games.

5 Kate Manson

2012: Played in seven games as a reserve...made first collegiate appearance in season opener against Bloomsburg (8/30).

24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth

At Rocky Point: Played four years of varsity field hockey as a two-year team captain... received Coach’s Award and played at Disney Showcase as a junior...as a senior, named All-Division, played at National Field Hockey Festival and participated in NEFHA Women’s League...secretary of National Honor Society...president of Athletes Helping Athletes and Leader’s Club. Personal: Maria Rose Guerrisi...daughter of Michael and Kathleen Guerrisi...majoring in communication sciences and disorders...has two younger brothers, Matthew, who plays lacrosse at Sacred Heart University, and Daniel.

6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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19 Nowokunski Olivia

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: Sr. Position: M Height: 5-8 Hometown: Leominster, Mass. High School: Leominster

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi 22 Jessica Ladato

Honors & Awards: 2013 Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division II National Academic Squad

4 Nicolette Lodato 5 Kate Manson

2014: Played in 20 games and started in 18…scored 9 goals and recorded one assist for 19 points...registered 31 shots, 24 shots on goal...tallied two goals against Stonehill (10/25).

24 Elizabeth Mercuri

2013: Played in 18 games...scored one goal and recorded one assist.

25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich

2012: Played in all 20 games with eight starts...scored one goal and registered five shots on goal...recorded first collegiate goal in 3-2 setback against Franklin Pierce (9/4)...made first collegiate start at American International (9/18)...started eight consecutive games (9/1810/10).

2 Kerrigan Roth

At Leominster: Played three years of varsity field hockey and four seasons of varsity basketball...captained both teams as a senior...a Sentinel and Enterprise All-Star...State Summer Games Silver medalist in 2011...USA Field Hockey Futures team qualifier.

6 Natalina Sagliocca

Personal: Daughter of Brian and Sandra Nowokunski...majoring in communications.

8 Emily Power

30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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21 Colvin Rachel

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: So. Position: M Height: 5-3 Hometown: Vernon, N.J. High School: Vernon Township

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi 22 Jessica Ladato

Honors & Awards: Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division II National Academic Squad (2013).

4 Nicolette Lodato

2014: Played and started in 21 games…scored three goals and recorded six points…registered four shots on goal and two game-winning goals.

5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri

2013: Played and started in all 20 games...had one goal in a 5-2 win over Franklin Pierce (10/5).

25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca

At Vernon Township: Played four years of varsity field hockey and ice hockey...captained both squads as a senior...in field hockey, named to All-Academic, All-County, All-League and AllConference Teams...first female to captain and score a goal for boys’ ice hockey team...named United Way Scholar Athlete...ranked third out of 345 in graduating class...member of Science Honor Society...secretary of National Honor Society. Personal: Daughter of Patrick and Janice Colvin...has three older brothers, Patrick, Daniel and Michael...majoring in biochemistry...brother Daniel played ice hockey for West Point and currently serves at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, Colo.

30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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22 Lodato Jessica

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: So. Position: M Height: 5-6 Hometown: Commack, N.Y. High School: Commack

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

At Commack: A member of the field hockey, bowling and softball teams...a two-time AllDivision selection in field hockey and two-time All-League pick in bowling...in softball, was an All-State selection and 2014 Player of the Year...was president of the Girls Scholar Athlete Leadership Club and Athletes Helping Athletes.

22 Jessica Ladato

4 Nicolette Lodato 5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri

Personal: Comes to Adelphi as a transfer from SUNY New Paltz...daughter of Vincent and Sheryl Lodato...enjoys snowboarding..older sister, Nicolette, is also on the Adelphi field hockey team.

25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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23 Ahrens Jamie

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: So. Position: F/M Height: 5-6 Hometown: Massapequa Park, N.Y. High School: Massapequa

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi 22 Jessica Ladato

Honors & Awards: NE-10 All-Rookie Team, Synapse Sports All-Rookie All-American (2014).

4 Nicolette Lodato

2014: Played in 19 games and started in 16…made her collegiate debut at East Stroudsburg (9/6)…recorded one assist and one point…registered eight shots, six shots on goal.

5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri

At Massapequa: Four year member of the varsity field hockey and lacrosse team….three-time Class A County Champion in Field Hockey…named All-County in her sophomore, junior and senior year…earned All-State and All-Long Island honors as a senior in field hockey.

25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power

Personal: Daughter of James and Melodee Ahrens…joins her oldest sister Dana on the field hockey team…has another younger sister, Lauren...major is undeclared but has career aspirations of becoming a special education teacher…enjoys hiking, spending time with her family and the outdoors.

2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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24 Mercuri Elizabeth

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: So. Position: F/M Height: 5-3 Hometown: Chelmsford, Mass. High School: Chelmsford

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

2014: Played in 15 games and started in one…Registered five shots, four shots on goal...Saw 225 minutes of playing time.

22 Jessica Ladato

4 Nicolette Lodato

At Chelmsford: Four year member of the field hockey team and three year member of the softball program…earned Lowell Sun All-Star, Boston Globe Honorable Mention honors in her senior season…also named all-conference in field hockey.

5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas

Personal: Daughter of Christina and George Mercuri…has three siblings, Christie, Jason and Charlie…majoring in nursing in the hopes of pursuing pediatric nursing…currently learning how to surf.

17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: So. Position: M Height: 5-7 Hometown: Nesconset, N.Y. High School: Smithtown East

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

Honors and Awards: NE-10 All-Rookie Team, Synapse Sports All-Rookie All-American (2014).

22 Jessica Ladato

4 Nicolette Lodato

2014: Played in 20 games and started in 19…scored three goals and recorded three assists… recorded nine points…registered 10 shots on goal and one game winning goal...scored first collegiate goal against LIU Post (9/30).

5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth

At Smithtown East: Four year member of the varsity field hockey team and two year member of the track & field program…helped the field hockey program to three consecutive League Champion titles…named All-County two times…earned All-Tournament, All-Long-Island, All-State and Regional All-American status as a senior. Personal: Daughter of Denise and Gregory Nizich…has three siblings, Matthew, Jessica and Danielle...enjoys spending time with friends, going to the beach, listening to music and playing sports… undecided on major but would like to explore becoming a physical therapist or working in business.

6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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27 Brindisi Tina

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: Jr. Position: M/D Height: 5-2 Hometown: Wanaque, N.J. High School: Lakeland Regional

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi 22 Jessica Ladato

Honors & Awards: Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division II National Academic Squad (2013).

4 Nicolette Lodato

2014: Appeared and started in all 21 games.

5 Kate Manson

2013: Appeared in all 19 games with 12 starts.

24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth

At Lakeland Regional: Played four years of varsity field hockey and softball, and three seasons of varsity basketball...two-year captain of field hockey team...as a sophomore, named All-Conference and All-Area Second Team in field hockey...named All-Area, All-North Jersey, All-Suburban Trends and All-County as junior and senior...as a senior, named North Jersey Player of the Year and led team to Conference and County Championships...National Honor Society member. Personal: Tina Adeline Brindisi...daughter of Antonio and Mary Ann Brindisi...has an older sister, Carly, and younger sister, Toni Lyn...mother played field hockey and softball and father wrestled at Rider University...majoring in health and physical education.

6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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30 Serrao Kelly

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: Sr. Position: GK Height: 5-8 Hometown: Lake Hiawatha, N.J. High School: Parsippany

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi 22 Jessica Ladato

Honors & Awards: 2013 Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division II National Academic Squad.

4 Nicolette Lodato

2014: Appeared and started in 18 gamesâ&#x20AC;Śmade 76 saves...totaled season-high 11 saves vs. Stonehill (10/25).

5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri

2013: Appeared in all 19 games with 17 starts...posted a 10-8 record...made 116 saves, which ranked her third in the NE-10.

25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich 8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth

2012: Appeared in five games with two starts...posted 1-3 record...made 30 saves and recorded .769 save percentage...made collegiate debut off bench and made two saves against East Stroudsburg (9/1)...tallied season-high 11 saves in 35 minutes of play at Assumption (9/8)...earned first collegiate win in 4-1 victory over Mercy (9/26). At Parsippany: Played two years of varsity field hockey and softball ... captained both teams as a senior...received field hockey Hustle Award as a junior...an All-Conference selection in field hockey as a senior...National Honor Society member...played G-Force Club field hockey.

6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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Personal: Daughter of Joe and Kathy Serrao ... majoring in graphic design and marketing ... has two older siblings, Joey and Brittany ... brother, Joey, played football at the College of New Jersey, and sister, Brittany, plays softball at Mercy.

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50 Gargiulo Amanda

14 Dana Ahrens 23 Jamie Ahrens 3 Kristen Bagley 10 Brooke Bittel

Class: So. Position: GK Height: 5-9 Hometown: Westbury, N.Y. High School: W.T. Clarke High School

27 Tina Brindisi 21 Rachel Colvin 7 Molly Cuevas 50 Amanda Gargiulo 18 Maria Guerrisi

2014: Appeared in seven games while getting the start in two…made 23 saves on the season... logged 26:57 between the pipes in her collegiate debut against Southern New Hampshire (10/21) before making her first start against Southern Connecticut state (11/4).

22 Jessica Ladato

4 Nicolette Lodato 5 Kate Manson 24 Elizabeth Mercuri 25 Samantha Nizich 19 Olivia Nowokunski 9 Mary Plotas 17 Lena Pollich

At W.T. Clarke High School: Four year member of the field hockey, basketball and softball programs… All-county honorable mention in field hockey as a sophomore… All-County and Team MVP in her junior and senior years. Personal: Daughter of Kathleen and Joseph Gargiulo…majoring in health and physical education with the hopes of becoming an elementary school physical education teacher and field hockey coach…has one sister, Angelica, who is her twin...enjoys hanging out with her friends in her free time.

8 Emily Power 2 Kerrigan Roth 6 Natalina Sagliocca 30 Kelly Serrao 11 Charlotte Smith

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Motamed Field In 2008, Adelphi University announced the naming of its athletic competition field, part of its new outdoor sports stadium, in recognition of the generous support and leadership of its Board of Trustees Chairman, Thomas F. Motamed, Class of 1971. Motamed Field was the site of the 2011 NCAA Division II and III women’s lacrosse championship. It also played host to the 2010, 2011, and 2014 Northeast-10 Women’s Lacrosse Championships and the 2011, 2012, and 2014 Northeast-10 Men’s Lacrosse Championship.

• Adjacent to the Motamed Field is a practice space. • The tennis courts are located just beyond this field and anchors the complex in one contiguous area. • All-weather surface material to allow for year-round practice and competition. • Four main light standards help illuminate the field for evening training and competition, as well as working media and game operations. The Outdoor Sports Complex features Motamed Field, which is the home for the Adelphi men’s and women’s soccer, lacrosse and field hockey programs.

• A heated/air-conditioned Press Box is located at the top of the stadium seats. Located midfield, the press box accommodates sports information, working media and game operations, which maintains the scoreboard and public address sound system. • The Panthers’ live in-game stats of soccer, lacrosse and field hockey events originates out of the press box. • Addition of a one-level parking structure for over 300 cars below the field.

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Final 2014 Season Stats RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Sep 06 Sep 07 Sep 13 Sep 17 Sep 24 9/27/14 Sep 30 * Oct 04 * Oct 11 * 10/18/14 * Oct 21 * Oct 25 * Oct 29 * 11/01/14 * 11/04/2014 * Nov 08 * 11/12/14 * Nov 15 Nov 18 ! 11/20/14 Nov 25

OVERALL 14-7 8-3 6-4

Opponent #8 EAST STROUDSBURG MERCYHURST ASSUMPTION COLLEGE DOWLING COLLEGE MERCY at American Int’l at #6 LIU Post #9 MERRIMACK COLLEGE AMERICAN INT’L at Bentley at So. New Hampshire #4 STO #5 LIU POST at Saint Anselm at Southern Conn. St. #10 SAINT MICHAEL’S at #9 Assumption College at Franklin Pierce #6 BENTLEY at #5 STO at LIU Post

HOME 8-3 3-2 5-1

Score L 0-7 W ot 3-2 W 4-2 W 5-0 W 7-0 W 2-0 L ot 1-2 W ot 3-2 W 2-1 W 1-0 W 7-0 L ot 4-5 L 0-5 W ot 3-2 W 3-1 W 6-3 L ot 2-3 W 5-0 W 4-1 L 1-3 L 1-3

Att. 93 57 84 47 62 87 65 72 102 175 186 118 75 77 100 104 140 271 132 144 70

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv 9 Plotas, Mary 21 24 5 53 112 .214 81 .723 6 0-0 0 7 Cuevas, Molly 20 10 20 40 84 .119 56 .667 1 0-0 0 17 Pollich, Lena 21 7 3 17 41 .171 29 .707 3 0-0 0 19 Nowokunski, Olivia 20 10 1 21 36 .278 24 .667 0 0-0 0 3 Bagley, Kristen 21 2 2 6 28 .071 22 .786 1 1-4 0 25 Nizich, Samantha 20 3 3 9 12 .250 10 .833 1 0-0 0 11 Rubenstein, Briana 21 3 0 6 9 .333 7 .778 0 2-2 16 5 Aceves, Carly 19 2 1 5 9 .222 7 .778 0 0-0 0 23 Ahrens, Jamie 19 0 1 1 8 .000 6 .750 0 0-0 0 24 Mercuri, Elizabeth 15 0 0 0 5 .000 4 .800 0 0-0 0 21 Colvin, Rachel 21 3 0 6 4 .750 4 1.000 2 0-0 3 6 Sagliocca, Natalina 6 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0 0 4 Lodato, Nicolette 12 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 0 10 Bittel, Brooke 11 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 0 20 Smalling, Jessica 8 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 0 12 Theofield, Arielle 18 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 27 Brindisi, Tina 21 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2 18 Guerrisi, Maria 4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 2 Roth, Kerrigan 4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Total 21 64 37 165 355 .180 255 .718 14 3-6 21 Opponents 21 42 23 107 237 .177 164 .692 7 2-3 10 ## Goalie 81 Borbee, Amanda 50 Gargiulo, Amanda 30 Serrao, Kelly Total Opponents

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Min. 32:49 354:00 1071:20 1458:09 1458:09

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TEAM STATISTICS SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct. Shots on goal-Attempts SOG pct. Shots/Game PENALTY CORNERS PENALTY STROKES PENALTIES Green cards Yellow cards Red cards ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date Neutral Site #/Avg

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64-355 3.05 .180 255-355 .718 16.9 182 3-6

42-237 2.00 .177 164-237 .692 11.3 139 2-3

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Goals by Period Adelphi Opponents

1st 2nd OT Total 29 32 3 64 17 22 3 42

Shots by Period Adelphi Opponents

1st 2nd OT Total 196 149 10 355 102 128 7 237

Saves by Period Adelphi Opponents

1st 2nd OT Total 53 66 2 121 112 72 5 189

Corners by Period Adelphi Opponents

1st 2nd OT Total 86 90 6 182 59 77 3 139

GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T 0 0.00 2 1.000 0-0-0 10 2.54 23 .697 3-1-0 32 2.69 76 .704 11-6-0 42 2.59 121 .742 14-7-0 64 3.95 189 .747 7-14-0

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All-Time Results vs. Opponents 2008 Head Coach Gloria O’Connor Overall Record: 3-7

2010 Head Coach Gloria O’Connor Overall Record 13-9, 6-4 NE-10

2011 Head Coach Gloria O’Connor Overall Record: 6-12, 3-7 NE-10

9/06 9/13 9/14 9/20 9/23 9/24 9/28 10/7 10/12 10/18 10/20

9/04 Seton Hill L, 1-2 9/11 at Bloomsburg L, 1-3 9/12 at East Stroudsburg L, 4-0 9/14 Assumption W, 7-0 9/18 at Bentley W, 2-1 (OT) 9/19 at Saint Anselm W, 3-1 9/25 Franklin Pierce W, 2-1 10/5 at C.W. Post L, 3-2 (OT) 10/9 Saint Anselm* W, 5-1 10/10 Saint Michael’s W, 2-0 10/13 So. Connecticut* W, 4-2 10/16 at Stonehill* L, 1-0 10/23 at Franklin Pierce* W, 4-2 10/27 at So. Connecticut L, 3-2 10/30 Bentley* W, 2-1 (OT) 10/31 Merrimack* W, 4-1 11/2 at Assumption* W, 5-1 11/6 at UMass Lowell* L, 5-1 11/10 American Int’l L, 2-1 (OT) 11/12 at Merrimack* W, 4-2 11/16 at So. Connecticut^ W, 2-1 11/19 at UMass Lowell^ L, 4-2 *NE-10 Opponent ^NE-10 Tournament

9/1 Bloomsburg L, 1-3 9/3 Mercy W, 4-1 9/6 at Franklin Pierce W, 5-1 9/10 Assumption* W, 6-0 9/11 Saint Michael’s W, 3-0 9/14 at Stonehill L, 1-3 9/17 UMass Lowell L, 1-2 9/20 American Int’l L, 1-3 9/24 at Bentley* L, 0-3 9/26 Limestone L, 0-2 9/27 Franklin Pierce* W, 3-0 10/4 So. Connecticut L, 2-3 (OT) 10/8 at Saint Anselm* L, 1-2 10/9 at Saint Michael’s* L, 2-3 (OT) 10/12 at UMass Lowell* L, 0-4 10/15 Stonehill* W, 2-1 10/18 at American Int’l* L, 1-2 10/23 at Merrimack* L, 0-1 (OT) *NE-10 Opponent

at Assumption L, 3-2 Kutztown L, 3-1 at Rutgers (Club) W, 5-0 Drew W, 2-1 at Ramapo W, 3-2 (OT) at Manhattanville L, 3-1 at Philadelphia L, 4-3 (OT) C.W. Post L, 4-3 Philadelphia L, 3-1 American Int’l L, 2-0 at Seton Hill W, 5-2

2009 Head Coach Gloria O’Connor Overall Record: 12-8, 7-3 NE-10 8/27 at Seton Hill L, 4-5 (OT) 9/02 Assumption* W, 2-1 9/05 at Bentley* L, 1-2 9/06 at Saint Anselm* W, 5-2 9/12 Franklin Pierce* W, 1-0 9/19 at Merrimack* L, 3-4 9/20 at Slippery Rock W, 3-0 9/23 at C.W. Post W, 1-0 9/26 Saint Anselm* W, 4-0 9/27 Saint Michael’s* W, 4-1 9/30 So. Connecticut* L, 0-2 10/03 at Stonehill* L, 1-2 10/10 at Franklin Pierce* W, 1-0 (OT) 10/13 at So. Connecticut* W, 4-3 10/17 Bentley* L, 2-3 10/18 at Merrimack* L, 0-2 10/21 Assumption* W, 3-1 10/24 UMass Lowell* W, 2-1 10/28 at Merrimack*^ L, 2-1 *NE-10 Opponents ^NE-10 Tournament

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All-Time Results vs. Opponents 2012 Head Coach Gloria O’Connor Overall Record: 8-12, 6-4 NE-10

2013 Head Coach Gloria O’Connor Overall Record: 11-9, 5-5 NE-10

2014 Head Coach Gloria O’Connor Overall Record: 14-7, 8-3 NE-10

8/30 at Bloomsburg L, 1-3 9/1 at East Stroudsburg L, 0-6 9/4 Franklin Pierce* L, 2-3 (OT) 9/8 at Assumption* L, 2-3 9/9 at Saint Michael’s* L, 2-3 9/12 Stonehill* L, 2-3 9/15 at UMass Lowell L, 0-3 9/18 at American Int’l* L, 2-3 9/22 Bentley* W, 2-1 9/26 Mercy W, 4-1 9/29 at Franklin Pierce* W, 3-0 10/2 at So. Connecticut W, 3-2 10/6 Saint Anselm* L, 0-1 10/7 Saint Michael’s * W, 4-0 10/10 UMass Lowell* L, 0-4 10/14 at Stonehill* W, 3-2 (OT) 10/16 American Int’l* W, 2-0 10/20 Merrimack* L, 0-3 10/24 So. Connecticut*^ W, 4-3 10/27 Merrimack *^ L, 0-6 *NE-10 Opponents ^NE-10 Tournament

9/6 West Chester L, 2-7 9/11 at Assumption W, 2-1 9/14 Merrimack W, 5-1 9/17 LIU Post L, 1-4 9/21 at Saint Anselm W, 3-2 (OT) 9/23 Limestone W, 1-0 9/25 American Int’l L, 0-2 9/28 at Merrimack* L, 1-7 10/1 at Mercy W, 4-1 10/5 Franklin Pierce* W, 5-2 10/9 American Int’l* L, 0-1 10/12 at Stonehill* L, 0-3 10/17 at LIU Post* L, 0-5 10/19 Saint Anselm* W, 5-2 10/23 So. Connecticut* L, 3-4 10/26 at Saint Michael’s W, 3-2 (OT) 10/29 Assumption* W, 2-1 11/2 Bentley* W, 3-1 11/5 Bentley*^ W, 2-1 11/8 LIU Post*^ L, 0-5 *NE-10 Opponents ^NE-10 Tournament

9/6 East Stroudsburg 9/7 Mercyhurst 9/13 Assumption 9/17 Dowling 9/24 Mercy 9/27 at American Int’l 9/30 at LIU Post 10/4 Merrimack* 10/11 American Int’l* 10/18 at Bentley* 10/21 So. New Hampshire.* 10/25 Stonehill* 10/29 LIU Post* 11/1 at Saint Anselm* 11/4 at So. Connecticut* 11/8 Saint Michael’s 11/12 at Assumption* 3-2 11/15 at Franklin Pierce* 11/18 Bentley*^ 11/20 at Stonehill*^ 11/25 at LIU Post% *NE-10 Opponents ^NE-10 Tournament % NCAA Tournament

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L, 7-0 W, 3-2 W, 4-2 W, 5-0 W, 7-0 W, 2-0 L, 2-1 W, 3-2 W, 2-1 W, 1-0 W, 7-0 L, 5-4 L, 5-0 W, 3-2 W, 3-1 W, 6-3 L, W, 5-0 W, 6-2 L, 3-1 L, 3-1

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All-Time Series Record All-Time Series Record AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 3-6 ASSUMPTION 8-3 BENTLEY 7-3 Bloomsburg 0-3 LIU POST

1-7

Dowling 1-0 Drew

1-0

East Stroudsburg

0-3

FRANKLIN PIERCE

9-1

Kutztown 0-1 Limestone 1-1 Manhattanville 0-1 Mercy

4-0

Mercyhurst 1-0 MERRIMACK 4-7 Philadelphia 0-2 Ramapo 0-1

Team Single Game and Season Records CAREER POINTS Jeanette Heimerle Julianne Gerbino Molly Cuevas Mary Plotas Lena Pollich Crystal Gray Brittany Kinsley

CAREER GAME-WINNING GOALS 111 104 88 72 35 34 29

2008-11 2008-11 2012-* 2013-* 2013-* 2008-11 2008-11

42 33 32 25 23 15

2008-11 2008-11 2013-* 2012-* 2009-12 2008-11

44 38 20 11 8

2008-11 2012-* 2008-11 2008-11 2013-*

CAREER GOALS Julianne Gerbino Jeanette Heimerle Mary Plotas Molly Cuevas Cassie Cabral Crystal Gray

SINGLE SEASON POINTS Mary Plotas Jeanette Heimerle Molly Cuevas Julianne Gerbino Julianne Gerbino

53 43 40 39 35

SAINT ANSELM

4-2

SINGLE SEASON GOALS

SAINT MICHAELS

7-2

Seton Hill

1-2

Slippery Rock

1-0

Mary Plotas Julianne Gerbino Julianne Gerbino Jeanette Heimerle Molly Cuevas

SO. CONNECTICUT

6-4

SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE

1-0

STONEHILL 2-7 UMass Lowell

1-6

Westchester 0-1

24 16 14 13 10

2014 2010 2014 2010 2009

2014 2009 2010 2010 2012, 2014

SINGLE SEASON ASSISTS Molly Cuevas Jeanette Heimerle Jeanette Heimerle Julianne Gerbino Molly Cuevas

11 8 7 4 4 4 4

2008-11 2013-* 2008-11 2012-* 2013-* 2009-12 2008-11

CAREER DEFENSIVE SAVES

CAREER ASSISTS Jeanette Heimerle Molly Cuevas Julianne Gerbino Brittany Kinsley Mary Plotas

Julianne Gerbino Mary Plotas Jeanette Heimerle Molly Cuevas Lena Pollich Cassie Cabral Crystal Gray

20 17 13 11 10

2014 2010 2009 2010 2013

Briana Rubenstein Emilee Rahner Brittany Kinsley Jami DeGrote Lindsay Williams

26 17 14 11 6

2011-14 2009-12 2008-11 2010-13 2008-11

CAREER GAMES PLAYED Briana Rubenstein Julianne Gerbino Theresa Murphy Jeanette Heimerle Crystal Gray

73 70 70 69 68

2011-14 2008-11 2008-11 2008-11 2008-11

SINGLE SEASON GAMEWINNING GOALS Mary Plotas Julianne Gerbino Julianne Gerbino Jeanette Heimerle Cassie Cabral Molly Cuevas Kristen Bagley Lena Pollich

6 6 4 3 3 3 3 3

2014 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2013 2014

15 9 8 6 6

2014 2012 2009 2011 2012

SINGLE SEASON DEFENSIVE SAVES Briana Rubenstein Briana Rubenstein Brittany Kinsley Emilee Rahner Jami DeGrote

Current Northeast-10 opponents in CAPS

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Goalkeeper Statistics CAREER SAVES Lucia Vigliotti Kristine Puzio Kelly Serrao Jacqueline Grant

CAREER MINUTES PLAYED 294 239 218 70

2008-11 2009-12 2012-* 2008

29 22 9 3

2008-11 2012-* 2009-12 2008

CAREER WINS Lucia Vigliotti Kelly Serrao Kristine Puzio Jacqueline Grant

3689:52 2008-11 2618:54 2012-* 1858:69 2009-12 624:49 2008

SINGLE SEASON SAVES

CAREER GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Lucia Vigliotti Kristine Puzio Jacqueline Grant Kelly Serrao

Lucia Vigliotti Kelly Serrao Kristine Puzio Jacqueline Grant

1.63 1.60 2.58 2.60

2008-11 2009-12 2008 2012-*

Kristine Puzio Kelly Serrao Lucia Vigliotti Lucia Vigliotti Lucia Vigliotti

170 116 106 97 82

2012 2013 2011 2009 2010

SINGLE SEASON WINS Lucia Vigliotti Lucia Vigliotti Kelly Serrao Kelly Serrao

12 11 11 10

2009 2010 2014 2013

SINGLE SEASON GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (MIN 8) Lucia Vigliotti Lucia Vigliotti Lucia Vigliotti Kelly Serrao Jacqueline Grant

1.81 1.89 2.02 2.52 2.58

2009 2011 2010 2013 2008

SINGLE SEASON MINUTES PLAYED Kelly Serrao Lucia Vigliotti Kristine Puzio Lucia Vigliotti Lucia Vigliotti

1416:03 2013 1289:20 2009 1220:16 2012 1200:59 2010 1112:42 2011

SINGLE GAME RECORDS Most Goals Scored – 7, vs. Mercy 9/24/14; vs. So. New Hampshire 10/21/14; vs. Assumption 9/14/10; vs. AIC 10/15/09 Largest Margin of Victory – 7, vs. Mercy 9/24/14; vs. So. New Hampshire 10/21/14; vs. Assumption 9/14/10

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Points Mary Plotas Jeanette Heimerle Goals Mary Plotas Assists Julianne Gerbino Saves Lucia Vigliotti

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Molly Cuevas 8, vs. Bentley 11/18/14 8, vs. So. New Hampshire 10/21/14 8, vs. Saint Anselm 10/9/11 Molly Cuevas 4, vs. Bentley 11/18/14 4, vs. So. New Hampshire 10/21/14 Molly Cuevas 3, vs. So. New Hampshire 10/21/14 3, vs. Saint Anselm 10/9/11 Kelly Serrao 14, vs. LIU Post 10/17/13 14, vs. Bloomsburg 9/1/11

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Honors & Awards NFHCA Honors & Awards

The National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) is a non-profit organization serving field hockey coaches and supporters of the game from across the United States. The mission of the organization is to stimulate the professional development of coaching leadership within the sport of field hockey. The NFHCA strives to cultivate and recognize the professional contributions of s its membership and to foster and promote the growth of the sport. The NFHCA is responsible for providing a recognizable presence and voice in regard to legislation affecting the sport as well as interscholastic and intercollegiate programs. Since the rebirth of the Adelphi field hockey program in 2008, the Panthers have had numerous athletes honored by the NFHCA for their dedication on and off the field. Since the re-birth of the Adelphi Women’s Field Hockey program in 2008, the Panthers have had numerous athletes honored by the NFHCA for their dedication on and off the field.

NFHCA Academic Honor Roll - 3.3 GPA or Higher Jacqueline Grant Crystal Gray Lucia Vigliotti Erin Hahn Jaclyn Kaszubski Katelyn Jules Kristen Karoff Brittany Kinsley Natalia Kozakiewicz Michelle Maurici Ornella Schneider Amanda Serif Laura Stafford Alyssa Conklin Danielle Demola Crystal Gray Michelle Maurici Jessica Mulhern Mary Navarra Natasha Pedzik Kristine Puzio Emilee Rahner Laura Stafford Lindsay Williams Alyssa Conklin Jami DeGrote Danielle Demola Crystal Gray Michelle Maurici Jessica Mulhern Mary Navarra Natasha Pedzik Kristine Puzio Emilee Rahner Courtney Shelvin Lindsay Williams Carly Aceves

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2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011

Danielle Demola Crystal Gray Jeanette Heimerle Brittany Kinsley Michelle Maurici Kristine Puzio Emilee Rahner Briana Rubenstein Carly Aceves Kristen Bagley Brooke Bittel Alyssa Conklin * Molly Cuevas Maria Guerrisi Sashal Hagan Nicolette Lodato Olivia Nowokunski Kristine Puzio* Emilee Rahner* Briana Rubenstein Kelly Serrao Carly Aceves Jamie Ackerman Kristen Bagley Amanda Borbee Tina Brindisi Rachel Colvin Molly Cuevas Jami DeGrote* Sashal Hagan Nicolette Lodato Olivia Nowokunski Briana Rubenstein Natalina Sagliocca Kelly Serrao Arielle Theofield Amanda Borbee Elizabeth Mercuri *designates 4-year award recipients

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2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2014 2014

NFHCA All-Academic Team 2008 - 3.197 GPA 2009 - 3.35 GPA 2010 – 3.29 GPA 2011 – 3.27 GPA 2013 – 3.384 GPA 2014 – 3.51 GPA

NE-10 Team Academic Excellence Award 2009 2010 2013

NE-10 Fall Academic All-Conference Molly Cuevas Briana Rubenstein Carly Aceves Molly Cuevas Briana Rubenstein Crystal Gray Crystal Gray Crystal Gray

Northeast-10 All-Conference Julianne Gerbino Lucia Vigliotti Danielle Demola Jeanette Heimerle Julianne Gerbino Jamie Ackerman Jeanette Heimerle Julianne Gerbino Kristine Puzio

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2014 2014 2013 2013 2013 2011 2010 2009

2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2011

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Honors & Awards Molly Cuevas Cassie Cabral Emilee Rahner Molly Cuevas Jamie Ackerman Molly Cuevas Lena Pollich Molly Cuevas Mary Plotas Briana Rubenstein Jamie Aherns Samantha Nizich

1st Team 2012 All-Rookie 2012 2nd Team 2012 2nd Team 2012 Rookie of the Year 2012 2nd Team 2013 1st Team 2013 All-Rookie 2013 1st Team 2014 1st Team 2014 2nd Team 2014 Rookie 2014 Rookie 2014

NE-10 Conference All- Championship Team Molly Cuevas Molly Cuevas Molly Cuevas Danielle Demola

2014 2013 2012 2009

ECAC Division II All-Stars Molly Cuevas Mary Plotas Briana Rubenstein Jeanette Heimerle Julianne Gerbino (Offensive Player of the Year) Lucia Vigliotti (Defensive Player of the Year) Danielle Demola

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2014 2014 2013 2010 2009

Longstreth/NFHCA/ All-American Julianne Gerbino Julianne Gerbino Jeanette Heimerle Molly Cuevas Molly Cuevas

2nd Team 2nd Team 1st Team 2nd Team 2nd Team

2009 2010 2010 2013 2014

Synapse Sports Awards 2014

Molly Cuevas, 1st Team All-American Mary Plotas, 1st Team All-American Jamie Ahrens, All-Rookie Team Samantha Nizich, All-Rookie Team

2013

Molly Cuevas, 2nd Team All-American Lena Pollich, All-Rookie Team

2010

Jeanette Heimerle, 2nd Team All-American Jamie Ackerman, All-Rookie Team

2009

NE-10 Academic All-Conference Lindsay Williams Crystal Gray Crystal Gray Molly Cuevas Lena Pollich Briana Rubenstein Molly Cuevas Briana Rubenstein

2009 2009 2010 2013 2013 2013 2014 2014

NCAA Statistical Leader Molly Cuevas – 1.00 assists/g Molly Cuevas – 20 assists Briana Rubenstein – 15 defensive saves Jeanette Heimerle – .77 assists/g

NCAA Team Statistical Leader Defensive Saves Defensive Saves

20 28

2014 2014 2014 2010

2014 2013

Julianne Gerbino, 2nd Team All-American Danielle Demola, 2nd Team All-Rookie

2009 2009

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All-Time Letterwinners A Elin Abramson - 1931-35 Carly Aceves – 2011-14 Jamie Ackerman - 2010-13 Dana Aherns – 2012-* Jamie Aherns – 2014-* Carol Alberts - 1948 Albro - 1946 Helen Allen - 1956 Kathy Allen - 1966 Mary Allen - 1932-34 Jo Alresi - 1966 Samantha Amato - 2008 Jeanne Ammar- 1981-83 Magaret Andrews - 1927 Katherine Angers - 1927 Mary Iou Arrichio- 1975 Attard- 1936 Laura Ault - 1927 Elaine Austin - 1948 Sue Avaklan- 1961

B Kristen Bagley – 2012-* Lorraine Baltzer - 1977-80 Debbie Bardong- 1975-76 (captain) Lorraine Barker 1977-80 Bobbie Bauer - 1958-59 Carolyn Bednarski- 1961 Grace Beer - 1948 Isabelle Beinert - 1934 Jean Beinhold - 1948 Grace Bender - 1933-34 Doris Bettman - 1930-34 Brooke Bittel – 2012-* Blacker - 1946 Lillian Bonta Jacki Booth - 1979-82 (captain) Amanda Borbee – 2013-14 Majorie Brenner – 1953 Tina Brindisi – 2013-* Brogan- 1936

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Brown - 1932 Joan Brunetti - 1972-75 Allison Bruseski - 1979-82 Buell- 1936 Bundow- 1936 Carolyn Burpee- 1982 Ann Marie Burget- 1982

C Cassie Cabral - 2009-12 Terri Cannichael - 1972-75 Marie Capizzi - 1966 Joan Cappel - 1966 Theresa Caprlo - 1975-78 Louise Cardosa - 1930 Bobbie Carr- 1958-59 Betty Cermak- 1949-53 Rosemarie Cerrone- 1975 Guinevere Christman - 1927 Veronia Cippollone - 48 Alese Cohen - 1946-48 Toby Cohen - 1971 Joanne Colletta- 1980-81 (captain) Rachel Colvin – 2013-* Alyssa Conklin - 2009-12 Pat Conlan - 1966 Ruth Cook- 1958 Ruth Cook- 1959 Molly Cuevas – 2012-* Judy Curtin - 1961

D Pat Davis - 1966 Darcia Debithaneisus - 1980 Jami DeGrote - 2010-13 Danielle Demola - 2009-11 Irma Denker - 1934-37 Denton- 1936 Lynn DeSilva - 1979-82 Ana Diamon - 1966 Fran Digioia - 1971 Fran DiPlazza - 1969-72 Ann DiPrima - 1966 Doll - 1932

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Regina Dooley- 1981-83 Jane Dooling - 1946-48 Carol Dornemann- 1959 Sarah Downs- 1982 Cynthia Drakeford - 1971-73 (captain) Alexandra Dranoff - 2008-11 Doris Dudley - 1934 Olive Dunkerke - 1933-36

E Laura Earle - 1979-82 Maron Ereasoft - 1948 Audrey Erickson- 1952

F Mary Farrar - 1934-37 Farrington- 1936 Tina Fequera - 1978-1981 Janet Ficke- 1958 Simone Fielder - 1948 Christine Figueroa - 1980 Carmel Fleck - 1977-80 Norma Freshman - 1948 Lori Friel- 1982

G Cheryl Gans - 1969-72 Helen Gallaer - 1977-80 Amanda Gargiulo – 2014-* Julianne Gerbino - 2008-11 Giffin - 1946 Jane Gillespie - 1927 Tina Glasser - 1959 Sue Goebel- 1982 Irene Goldsmith - 1948 Goodwin - 1946 Kelly Gorman - 2008-11 Jacqueline Grant - 2008 Crystal Gray - 2009-12 Doreen Greco-1975-78 Eileen Gregorovic- 1975-77 Erin Grekin - 2009-12 Alice Grgurevich - 1927 Donna Groenveld - 1982-83

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Sophie Gross- 1927 Maria Guerrisi – 2012-* Jane Gulbansen - 1948

H Ginny Hafner – 1961 Sashal Hagan – 2012-13 Erin Hahn - 2008-11 Joy Harris - 1980 Liz Haneb - 1966 Liz Hanebury - 1966 Astrid Hannssen - 1927 Linda Hamburg - 1966 Jess Hart- 1959-61 Ann Heacock - 1971 Betsy Hegeman - 1961 Jeanette Heimerle - 2008-11 Carol Heitzman - 1966 Margret Hendry - 1936 (captain) Adelaide Heyen - 1934 Ruth Higbee - 1933-36 Dorothy Hill - 1930-32 Isabelle Hill - 1930 Donna Hoppenhauer - 1982 Elaine Howe - 1977-80 Anna Mae Hrabak - 1966 Mariel Humphreys - 1948

J Kathy Jacobs - 1977-80 Dot Jenson -1972-75 Ethel Johnston- 1930 Katelyn Jules - 2008

K Sue Kane- 1978-82 (captain)

Kristen Karoff - 2008 Jaclyn Kaszubski - 2008 Karen Kaufman - 1966 Eleanor Keller - 1932-34 Olive Kellman - 1927 Alice Kelly - 1980 Judy Kelly- 1975-78 Ginny Kelly - 1978 (captain)

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All-Time Letterwinners Mickey Kelly 1977-80 Regina Kelly - 1980-83 Sue Kelly- 1959-61 Virginia Kelly - 1975 Brittany Kinsley - 2008-11 Joan Kirivin - 1948

O Carol Olifiers - 1966 Helen Osborne - 1927 Janet Oussaty- 1972-75

P Rebeca Pantaleo - 2010

L Eleanor LaRosa - 1952 Marcia Lessler - 1961 Claire Lipschultz - 1930-34 Nicolette Lodato – 2012-* Carol Lombardo 1977-80 Diane Lucas - 1976

M Michelle Mach - 1976-79 Joan MacNamera -1949 Stephanie Marciano - 2008 Jean Mason - 1948 Jane Massaro - 1975-78 Michelle Maurici - 2008-11 Monica McKean – 1953 Elizabeth Mercuri – 2014-* Carmella Merolla- 1927 Gladys Meyer- 1958-59 Eleanor Miller - 1948 Faye Miller - 1976 Maureen Miller - 1961 Ginny Monsees- 1982 Rusty Mucciv- 1959 Jessica Mulhern - 2008-11 Jeanne Mulvihill - 1930 Theresa Murphy - 2008-11

Evelyn Parsons - 1927 Natasha Pedzik - 2009-12 Sandy Peters - 1971 (captain) Lorraine Plan – 1966 Mary Plotas- 2013-* Lena Pollich – 2013-* Edna Poppe- 1927 Peck Priscilla - 1927 Pat Pumphrey- 1961 Kristine Puzio - 2009-12

R Emilee Rahner - 2009-12

Sandy Rave - 1966 Helen Reed- 1930 Cythia Retarides - 1966 Robin Ricci- 1982 Peggy Richards - 1973-76 Flo Rlysky- 1961 Edith Roberts - 1937 Mary Romano- 1959 Sue Rosone - 1966-69 Kerrigan Roth – 2014-* Bertha Rothert - 1930-34 Briana Rubenstein – 2011-14

N Rebeca Nani - 2010 Mary Navarra - 2009-10 Arleen Nevin – 1948 Samantha Nizich- 2014 - * Kathy Nobles - 1976 Janet Noffsinger - 1978 Priscilla Nolan - 1982 Isabelle Nostrand - 1930 Olivia Nowokunski – 2012 -*

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Natalina Sagliocca – 2013-* Teresa San Giovanni- 1982 Loretta Scauzillo - 1966 Susan Schegal- 1961 Ornella Schneider - 2008 Gina Schrader- 1982 Elizabeth Scott - 1982 Pearl Seckler- 1927 Amanda Serif - 2008 Marie Serra – 1948 Kelly Serrao – 2012-* Joan Shean - 1952 Courtney Shelvin - 2010 Elaine Siciliano 1977-80 Selina Silleck 1933 Jan Simberlund - 1971-74 Jessica Smalling – 2013-14 Barbera Smith - 1959 Camille Springsted - 1927 Laura Stafford - 2008-09 Robin Staneck - 1978 Barbara Stoebe - 1975-76 Sue Stout - 1982 Lorraine Sorg - 1965-68 Brittany Souke - 2010-13 Chery Sweizle -1971

T Ruth Taub - 1930 Betty Thackray - 1930-32 Arielle Theofield – 2010-14 Jessie Thole - 1966 Diane Tilley- 1975-76 (captain) Ethel Timmerman- 1927 Mary Tloczkowski - 1971 Bea Toner - 1948 Joan Toner - 1948 Bea Tonet - 1965-68 Muriel Turpin- 1927

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V Barbara Vano - 1968-71 Thelma Van Norden- 1927 Pam Vaughn- 1975 Nancy Vergoz- 1959-61 Lucia Vigliotti - 2008-11 Margaret Viviani - 1936 Carol Vugel- 1961

W Elan Wagner - 1948 Walzer- 1936 Jackie Ward- 1975 Dot Wasson- 1958 Jackie Watdrop - 1948 Bety Way- 1958 Amella Weiss - 1946-30 Sue West - 1980 Jean Whelan - 1932 Terry Wibben- 1975-77 (captain) Lindsay Williams – 2008-11 Kay Williamson - 1934 Wittenburg - 1946 Dawn Wolman - 1982 Louise Woltmann - 1959

Y Ethel Yaspan - 1927 Current players in BOLD. Our records are not complete! With any additions to our records, please contact Adam Siepiola at siepiola@adelphi. edu.

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Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation Danny

created a new strength and conditioning center inside the Center for Recreation and Sports which features all the amenities required for a first-class program. Finally, in 2015, McCabe was chosen to begin a three-year term on the men’s basketball NCAA East Regional Advisory Committee and also serves on the ECAC Board of Directors.

McCabe After a nationwide search, Danny McCabe was appointed Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation at Adelphi in July 2013 by former Adelphi University President Dr. Robert A. Scott.

In his first two years at the helm of the athletics department, the Panthers continued to set a standard of excellence in the Northeast-10 Conference, winning the school’s second consecutive Presidents’ Cup in 2013-14 before finishing second in 2014-15. In that time, Adelphi claimed seven NE-10 Championships, sent 15 teams to NCAA Tournament play and claimed two NCAA National Championships in women’s lacrosse. In 2015, the softball team reached the Women’s College World Series for the first time as a Division II program, winning the NCAA Division II East 2 Regional on Janet L. Ficke Field before sweeping the Super Regional on the campus of top-seeded Southern New Hampshire. In the classroom, 12 student-athletes have been recognized as CoSida Capital One Academic All-District I Team honorees, including five Academic All-Americans from the men’s lacrosse (Nick Watson), women’s lacrosse (Devan Crimi, Alexa Froccaro), women’s soccer (Taylor Groth) and women’s basketball (Kelly Mannix) programs. Furthermore, seven teams earned the NE-10 Team Academic Excellence Awards in 2013-14, while the softball program posted the highest GPA across all three NCAA Divisions; the program followed that up as one of four Panther teams to win an Academic Excellence Award in 2014-15, recording the highest GPA in the history of the award. In addition to the success in competition and in the classroom, McCabe has been instrumental in expanding Adelphi’s corporate partners, bringing the sponsorships of TD Bank ®, the Whitmore Group, the Greene Turtle, and MetLife ® to the department. In 2015, MetLife Legacy Advisors became the title sponsor of Adelphi’s annual Fall Cocktail Reception, while MetroTeam Outfitters returned as Adelphi’s official gear sponsor and joined the roster of corporate partners as the title sponsor of the annual Ficke Golf Classic. The funds raised at these special events reached record levels, and membership in the Panther Club, the department’s major friend-andfundraising arm, also doubled in 2015 to nearly 800 members. McCabe has been instrumental in creating several new positions in the department, beginning with the addition of a varsity women’s golf program and the hiring of Keith Ferrara as the first full-time strength and conditioning coach. In addition, the department

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McCabe came to Adelphi from Hofstra University, where he was a part of the Pride Intercollegiate Athletic program for eight years, as Executive Associate Athletic Director. He played a pivotal role in the day-to-day operation of the department and in that role McCabe spearheaded Hofstra’s NCAA Certification process, and played a large role in developing and implementing the University’s fiveyear plan for athletics. He also served as the chairman of the NCAA Lacrosse Quarterfinals Organizing Committee at Hofstra in 2009 and 2011. In addition, McCabe served as the program administrator for the men’s and women’s basketball, men’s lacrosse, volleyball and the men’s soccer program and had oversight responsibilities for the sports medicine and strength and conditioning departments. Prior to Hofstra, McCabe was at Providence College where he served as Associate Director of Athletics for External Relations from 2000-05. In that capacity, he managed all athletic department marketing, promotions and sales strategies for the Big East institution. Under his guidance, the College experienced increased sponsorship sales and ticket sales and increased the average attendance at Friar men’s basketball games. McCabe also oversaw the Providence Athletic Ticket Office, managed their collegiate licensing program increasing revenue by 133 percent, and worked with the Director of Athletics in the department’s fundraising program. Before his time at Providence, McCabe served as the University of Miami (FL) Director of Ticket Sales from 1998 to 2000. At Miami, he handled season ticket and group ticket sales strategies for the Hurricane’s football, baseball, and men’s and women’s basketball programs. McCabe also spent time in leadership roles in the marketing departments at both Fairfield University (1994Adelphi University 98) and Fordham Director of Athletics University (1991-92). A 1991 graduate of Providence College Bill Altenberg - 1950-51 with a bachelor’s George Faherty - 1951-66 degree in business Jim Bedell - 1966-72 administration, McCabe earned a MBA Ron Bazil - 1972-79 degree from Fairfield Larry Keating - 1979-85 University in 2004.

Paul Doherty - 1985-87 Robert Hartwell - 1987-2013 Danny McCabe - 2013-Present

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Administration

Aja Barrett

Victoria Chiesa

Gina Coscia

Elizabeth Eickelberg

Dolly Gorman

Equipment Room Graduate Assistant

Sports Information Graduate Assistant

Administrative Assistant

Compliance Graduate Assistant

Executive Assistant

Kelly Mannix

Katherine Martin

Pat McWalters

Adam Siepiola

Meghan Tragner

Business Office Graduate Assistant

Administrative Assistant

Coordinator of Sports Information

Athletic Training

Mike Gavagan

Head Athletic Trainer

Renee Crossan

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Kara Megherian

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Associate Athletic Director/Director of External Relations

Tracie Thomson

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Business Manager

Keith Ferrara

Head Strength and Conditioning Coach

Claudia Kostich

Graduate Assistant

Kate Whalen

Senior Associate AD/ SWA/Compliance

Dan Wyand

Graduate Assistant

Event Management

Andrew McCabe

Coordinator of Facilities

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Courtney Chrisman

Coordinator of Special Events

Kelsey Dlugos

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Danny Paccione

Graduate Assistant

Shaun Rutherford

Graduate Assistant

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Campus Recreation

Linda Gundrum Director

Les Boyce

Assistant Director

Michael Grant

Jamie Flood

Andrew Hoffer

Samantha Tabak

Assistant Director

Graduate Assistant

David Duke

Heather Jacobs

Danielle MacKnight

Breanne Nasti

Head Coaches

Carlo Acquista

Brooke Derosa

Men’s Soccer Head Coach/Senior Assistant Athletic Director

Women’s Soccer Head Coach/Assistant Athletic Director

Men’s Basketball Head Coach/Assistant Athletic Director

Women’s Basketball Head Coach/Assistant Athletic Director

Women’s Volleyball Head Coach/Assistant Athletic Director

Softball Head Coach/ Assistant Athletic Director

Gordon Purdie

Dom Scala

Robert Smith

Charles Cohen

Dennis Kearney

Pat McCabe

Men’s Lacrosse Head Coach/Assistant Athletic Director

Baseball Head Coach/ Assistant Athletic Director

Swimming and Diving Head Coach

Men’s Golf Head Coach

Bowling Head Coach

Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach

Michael Misiti

Ann Obermeyer

Gloria O’Connor

Katie Rees

Nicole Lesniak

Alex Campbell

Men’s and Women’s Tennis Head Coach

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Facilities William J. Bonomo Memorial Field

The William J. Bonomo Memorial Field was officially opened on October 6, 2007 and dedicated on December 10, 2007 as home to the baseball team. The field, which is constructed of field turf with cut outs for the bases, home plate and the pitcher’s mound, allow for games to be played in the most unfavorable of condition. Along each foul line are 50-

Janet L. Ficke Field

Named after long time softball coach, the Janet L. Ficke Field was rededicated in October 2005 and got a face-lift with renovations finished in the summer of 2011. The brand new, state of the art field features an all-weather turf outfield and dirt infield. Additionally, the field includes two, 40 foot brick cutout dugouts which include storage space as well as bathrooms for both the home and visiting benches. Seating in the stands can hold 500 spectators while a working press box for the Sports Information and game day staff complete with Internet and a PA and sound system overlooks the field.

foot dugouts and enclosed bullpens with two pitchers mounds. The entire field is enclosed and the outfield features an eightfoot high fence with a windscreen.

Motamed Field

Motamed Field is the home to both the men’s and women’s soccer and lacrosse teams as well as the field hockey team. It has all-weather turf and lights to accommodate games at any time of the day all year long. A fully working three-room press box complete with internet, PA and sound system, and a crow’s nest for videotaping sits atop the stands that seat 1,600 spectators.

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Facilities Center for Recreation and Sports

Opened in 2008, the CRS is the home of Adelphi Athletics and one of the newest buildings on campus. The 76,000 square foot facility houses athletic department personnel, coaches and assistant coaches offices as well as the equipment and athletic training and rehabilitation rooms. It is also home to the men’s and women’s basketball teams as well as the volleyball team. The three-court gymnasium has seating for 800 spectators which can be expanded to 1,000 when using the track for additional standing space. The jogging surface which is suspended above the courts is an all-weather, rubber surface that is .10 mile.

Tennis Courts

Located behind the practice field, the Adelphi University Tennis courts are home to the men’s and women’s tennis teams. There are four courts with bleacher seating for spectators and fans.

Woodruff Hall

Woodruff Hall is one of Adelphi’s original buildings on campus. Built in 1896 and renovated in 2009, historic Woodruff Hall is a landmark in Garden City. The outside remains the same while the inside was completely renovated. The four lane, 25 yard swimming pool is home to the swim team as well as the Adelphi Community and is equipped with a HyTek scoring system. Woodruff Hall is also the home to the physical education and exercise science departments as well as Campus Recreation.

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About Adelphi University Undergraduate Programs

Accounting African American and Ethnic Studies^ Anthropology/Forensic Anthropology Art • Art History • Fine Arts (ceramics, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture) • Graphic Design Art Education* Asian Studies Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Communications Communication Sciences and Disorders Computer and Management Information Systems

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Computer Science Criminal Justice Dance** Economics Education Studeis • Adolescence Education (STEP) • Childhood Education (STEP) English Environmental Studies Exercise Physiology Finance Foreign Language Studies French Gender Studies History Interdisciplinary Studies International Studies Journalism Latin American Studies Management (Finance, Marketing,

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Human Resource Management, Management Information Systems) Mathematics Music** Nursing Performing Arts** • Acting • Design Tech Philosophy Physical Education Physical Education/ Health Education Physics Political Science Psychology Public Service Social Work Sociology Spanish Sport Management

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About Adelphi University Five-year Bachelor’s/Master’s Program • Business • Scholars Teacher Education Program (STEP) • Adolescence Education • Childhood Education • Social Work

Pre-Professional Opportunities • Pre-Dental • Pre-Engineering • Pre-Law • Pre-Medicine • Pre-Optometry • Pre-Physical Therapy/allied health

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Honors College Levermore Global Scholars Program Learning Disabilities Program General Studies Program

*Art portfolio required **Audition required

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Long Island There’s more than plenty to do on Long Island. Arts, culture, history, beaches, golf and shopping.

Central Suffolk, with beautiful forests and natural inlets, the world’s largest factory outlet center and a huge water park.

There are five distinctive regions in Long Island North Shore, otherwise known as the Gold Coast, with dozens of historic sites dating back to colonial days and Gatsbyera mansions .

North Fork, with an array of vineyards, waterfront ports and farm stands. South Fork, widely known as “The Hamptons,” with its pristine beaches and exclusive villages.

South Shore, the Island’s spectator sports and entertainment center, with worldfamous Jones and Fire Island Beaches, and home to the New York Islanders.

New York City It is impossible not to find something interesting to do and see in Manhattan. The most renowned of New York City’s five boroughs, Manhattan offers the best of everything— Broadway shows, concerts, sporting events, museums, shops, restaurants, parks, parades, cultural landmarks and one-of-a-kind neighborhoods. New York City is only 30 minutes from the Adelphi University Campus. On a trip to Manhattan, you could: • Head to Central Park to catch the finish of the New York City Marathon, or pack a picnic basket for lunch on the grass at Strawberry Fields; • Ring in the New Year by watching the famous ball drop in Times Square; • Catch a Tony Award-winning show or late-night TV favorite David Letterman on Broadway; • See the Knicks take the court or the Rangers hit the ice at historic Madison Square Garden;

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• Try your hand at any number of sports at Chelsea Piers; Get in the holiday spirit at the tree-lighting ceremony at Rockefeller Center; Indulge your love of the arts at Lincoln Center or Carnegie Hall; Visit the best-known address in the financial world: Wall Street; Spend a leisurely day walking through a unique neighborhood such as Little Italy, Chinatown, Greenwich Village or Harlem; Experience the great works of art you’ve discussed in class on a trip to Museum Mile along Fifth Avenue; or take a tour of the building that seeks to unite the world, the United Nations.

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