2018 Adelphi Women's Lacrosse Media Guide by AU Sports Info

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Table of Contents

2018 Quick Facts.....................................................................3 Northeast-10 Conference........................................................4 Head Coach Pat McCabe........................................................5 2018 Numerical Women’s Lacrosse Roster............................7 Player Bios 1 Jill Graziano....................................................................8 2 Nina Soto.....................................................................9 3 Kailey Broderick.........................................................10 4 Shea Weber............................................................... 11 5 Maeve Testa..............................................................12 6 Chelsea Abreu...........................................................13 7 Christina Ferrara........................................................14 8 Kole Pollock...............................................................15 9 Paige Lewis ..............................................................16 10 Nicki Stanco ..............................................................17 11 Alessandra Catalanotti..............................................18 12 Alyssa Gillespie.........................................................19 13 Michele Scannell.......................................................20 14 Beth Ann Pierce.........................................................21 15 Leana Snyder ...........................................................22 16 Alison Johnson..........................................................23 17 Emma Lemanski........................................................24 19 Molly Fetherston........................................................25 20 Kateri Brooks.............................................................26 21 Kerry Ann Flavin........................................................27 22 Maggie Delli Pizzi......................................................28 23 Lena Riportella..........................................................29 24 Chandley Borges.......................................................30 25 Allison Schneider ......................................................31 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole.......................................................32 28 Allison Stackpole.......................................................33 31 Hailey Peterson.........................................................34 35 Emily Perry................................................................35 36 Tamar Epps...............................................................36 40 Jennifer Keogh..........................................................37 41 Olivia Ressa..............................................................38 42 Megan Keener...........................................................39 2018 Schedule ......................................................................40 Motamed Field.......................................................................41 Honors & Awards...................................................................42 Career Records (2001-2017).................................................48 Adelphi in the NCAA’s...........................................................50 All-Time Record.....................................................................51 Year-by-Year Records...........................................................52 All-Time Roster......................................................................55 ADELPHI UNIVERSITY Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation........................57 Administration........................................................................58 Facilitites................................................................................60 About Adelphi University Programs.......................................62 Long Island and New York.....................................................64

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2018 Quick Facts University Information

University Information 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 Affiliation: NCAA Division II Home Field: Motamed Field Nickname: Panthers School Colors: Brown and Gold Athletic Department Phone: (516) 877-4240

Athletic Media Relations Asst. AD/Director: Emily Dorko Office Phone: (516) 877-4293 Email Address: EDorko@adelphi.edu Asst. Director: Victoria Chiesa Email Address: vchiesa@adelphi.edu Office Phone: (516) 877-3774 Office Fax: (516) 877-4237 Graduate Assistant: Morgan Metcalf Email Address: mmetcalf@adelphi.edu Office Phone: (516) 877-4236 Office Fax: (516) 877-4237 Website: www.AUPanthers.com Mailing Address: 1 South Avenue, Garden City, N.Y. 11530

Women’s Lacrosse Staff Information

Head Coach: Pat McCabe Email: pmccabe@adelphi.edu Record at School: 53-3 Career Record: 53-3 Associate Head Coach: Frankie Caridi Email: fcaridi@adelphi.edu Lacrosse Phone: (516) 877-4330 Assistant Coaches: Emily Keesling, Kate Beier, Jen Graham

History

First Year as a Varsity Sport: 2001 All-Time Varsity Record/Years: 252-28/17 All-Time NE10 Record/Years: 97-4/8 NE10 Tournament Champions: 6/’10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17 NCAA Appearances/Last: 13/2017 NCAA Division II Champions: ‘04, ‘06, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘14, ‘15, ‘17

2016 Team Information

Overall Record: 21-1 All-Time Record: 263-29 NE10 Regular Season Record/Finish: 12-1/Second Place Postseason: NE10 Champions/NCAA Division II Champions Final 2016 Ranking: 1st Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 23/6 Newcomers: 11

Key Returners Named Alison Johnson Kole Pollock

Year So. So.

Pos. A A

2017 Stats 40G, 57A, 97 points 49G, 19A, 68 points

Key Losses Named 2017 Stats Jacqueline Jahelka NE10 Player of the Year, 72G, 25A, 97 points Ryley Weber NE10 Defensive Player of the Year, 63 draw controls, 56 ground balls

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The Northeast-10 Conference 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 2014-15, the NE10 now sponsors a total of 24 sports. 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.). 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 NE10 in the sports of field hockey and football. 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, men’s and women’s track and field, and men’s and women’s swimming and diving. The conference is coming off another successful year, collecting four national titles in 2015-16. Two champions from the NE10 were crowned at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships during the winter season. First it was American International’s Chandler Cotton, Jr., Kemani Hume, Leakey Kipkosgei and Chad Miller claiming the men’s distance medley relay title with a time of 9:48.02. Then Merrimack’s Carly Muscaro won the women’s 400-meter dash title with a time of 52.34 the following night. Muscaro wasn’t quite finished, however, as she defended her 400-meter dash crown at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championship, winning her

second individual national championship of 201516 by finishing the 400 in 51.32, just .03 seconds shy of the meet record. The very next day, Le Moyne defeated Limestone, 8-4, to win its fifth NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship and cap off a perfect 20-0 season. When it came to NCAA postseason selections, the NE10 once again had another sensational year with 44 teams chosen to participate in national tournaments during the year. In addition, student-athletes from 32 different men’s and women’s golf, swimming and diving, cross country, and indoor and outdoor track & field teams competed for national titles. Of those 44 teams earning NCAA bids, 14 different Northeast-10 institutions were represented. Seven NE10 teams reached the national semifinal round, while three teams played in their respective sport’s national title game. It was a record year for the Northeast-10 academically in 2015-16 as well. Five NE10 institutions achieved a department Academic Success Rate (graduation rate) of at least 90 percent. Four achieved a score of 95 percent or better, ranking them in the top seven nationally. A record 61 percent of the league’s student-athletes were named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll in the spring with 243 posting a perfect 4.0 GPA. Another new record was set this summer with the release of Team Academic Excellence awards, as 75 percent of the league’s 292 teams achieved a team GPA of 3.0 or higher. The NE10 also honored 247 student-athletes as members of its academic all-conference teams during the fall, winter and spring seasons. 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 NE10 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 NE10 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. 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 36 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.

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Adelphi Women’s Lacrosse Head

PAT

McCABE Third Season Record: 53-3 (Three Seasons)

Phone: (516) 877-4330 Email: pmccabe@adelphi.edu Pat McCabe was announced as the fourth head coach of the women’s lacrosse program on Sept. 4, 2014, and enters his fourth season at the helm in 2018. In his three years at the helm, McCabe has guided the Panthers in their championship tradition, adding two NCAA Division II national crowns to the team’s resumé while reaching the national championship game in each season. The squad has also won three Northeast-10 Championships, running the team’s total to seven in nine seasons. A National Hall of Fame defenseman, McCabe started his illustrious playing career at Elmont Memorial High School, where he led the program to a New York State Championship. In 1987, he matriculated at Syracuse, where he won three NCAA Division I National Championships, earned four United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association All-American honors and was the 1990 NCAA Defensive Player of The Year.

Women’s Lacrosse Coaching History at Adelphi

Name Pat McCabe Rob Grella Joe Spallina Jill Lessne-Solomon Totals

Year 2015-present(2) 2012-2014(3) 2008-2011 (4) 2001-2007 (7) 16 Years

Overall 53-3 (.946) 56-6 (.903) 73-2 (.973) 81-18 (.818) 252-28 (.900)

Accolades 2 NCAA Titles; 3 NCAA Appearances 1 NCAA Title, 3 NCAA Tournament Appearance 3 NCAA Titles, 4 NCAA Tournament Appearances 2 NCAA Titles, 3 NCAA Tournament Appearances 8 NCAA Titles, 13 NCAA Appearances

WOMEN’S L ACROSSE Following college, McCabe moved into the professional ranks, playing for the New York Saints of the National Lacrosse League from 1992-2001, with seven years as team captain. In 2001, he joined the Long Island Lizards of Major League Lacrosse, spending six years with team, all of them as captain. He also helped the Lizards to MLL Championships in 2001 and 2003.

McCabe is also the founder and camp director for Shooting Star Lacrosse camps, which have operated since 1999, and founded ICON Lacrosse, where he coaches the Girls’ Lacrosse Class of 2018 team while also acting as program director.

McCabe also brings a wealth of international experience to Adelphi. He first donned a USA jersey in 1988 as part of the U19 team at the World Championships in Adelaide, Australia, where he earned “Fairest and Best Player” honors. He followed that up with inclusion on the 1990 (alternate), 1998 and 2006 United States national teams, earning a gold medal in 1998 and a silver medal at the 2006 World Championships. Collegiately, McCabe spent time as a defensive coordinator with the LIU Post men’s lacrosse program from 1999-2001, helping the Pioneers to NCAA Division II runner-up finishes in 1999 and 2000. He was also a member of the Adelphi University men’s lacrosse coaching staff in 2011, pushing the Panthers to NCAA Division II runner-up status.

2018 Women’s Lacrosse Assistant Coaching Staff

Frankie Caridi

Associate Head Coach

Emily Keesling

Assistant Coach

Kate Beier

Graduate Assistant

Jen Graham

Graduate Assistant

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2018 Women’s Lacrosse Roster #

Name

Yr.

Pos.

Ht.

Hometown/Previous School

Jill Graziano

Gr.

5-4

New Hyde Park, NY/ New Hyde Park Memorial

Nina Soto

Sr.

5-1

Brentwood, NY/ Brentwood

Kailey Broderick

Fr.

A/M

5-3

Greenlawn, NY/ Harborfields

Shea Weber

Jr.

5-6

Wantagh, NY/ Wantagh

Maeve Testa

Fr.

M/D

5-8

Merrick, NY/ Wellington C. Mepham

Chelsea Abreu

Jr.

5-7

Huntington, NY/ Harborfields

Christina Ferrara

Fr.

5-0

Rocky Point, NY/ Rocky Point

Kole Pollock

So.

5-8

Massapequa, NY/ Massapequa

Paige Lewis

So.

5-6

Merrick, NY/ Sanford H. Calhoun

Nicki Stanco

Jr.

5-4

Oyster Bay, NY/ Oyster Bay

Alessandra Catalanotti

Fr.

5-5

Manhasset, NY/ Our Lady of Mercy Academy

Alyssa Gillespie

So.

5-3

West Islip, NY/ West Islip

Michele Scannell

Sr.

5-8

Smithtown, NY/ Smithtown East

Beth Ann Pierce

Sr.

5-6

Middleburg, VA/ Saint John’s Catholic Prep

Leana Snyder

Jr.

5-3

Lindenhurst, NY/ Lindenhurst (Pace)

Alison Johnson

So.

5-6

Middle Island, NY/ Longwood

Emma Lemanski

Fr.

5-7

Wantagh, NY/ Wantagh

Molly Fetherston

Fr.

5-9

Port Washington, NY/ Schreiber

Kateri Brooks

Sr.

5-5

Allamuchy, NJ/ Pope John XXII Regional

Kerry Ann Flavin

So.

5-2

Oceanside, NY/ Oceanside (LIU Post)

Maggie Delli Pizzi

So.

5-0

West Islip, NY/ West Islip

Lena Riportella

Jr.

4-11

West Islip, NY/ West Islip (Hofstra)

Chandley Borges

Sr.

5-4

Lynbrook, NY/ Lynbrook

Allison Schneider

Sr.

M/A

5-5

Roslyn, NY/ Roslyn

Kaitlyn Stackpole

Sr.

5-6

Massapequa, NY/ Massapequa

Allison Stackpole

So.

5-3

Massapequa, NY/ Massapequa

Hailey Peterson

Sr.

5-6

Lake Worth, FLA./ Park Vista

Emily Perry

Fr.

5-6

Southold, NY/ Southhold

Tamar Epps

Jr.

5-2

Newark, Del./ Newark (Delaware)

Jennifer Keogh

So.

5-8

Huntington, NY/ Friends Academy (Providence)

Olivia Ressa

So.

A/M

5-6

Port Washington, NY/ Paul D. Schreiber (South Carolina)

Megan Keener

Fr.

5-7

Merrick, NY/ Sanford H. Calhou

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6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

JILL

GRAZIANO

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Graduate Student Position: Attack Height: 5-4 Hometown: New Hyde Park, NY High School: New Hyde Park Memorial

42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce 22 Maggie Delli Pizzi 8 Kole Pollock 41 Olivia Ressa 23 Lena Riportella 13 Michele Scannell 25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

Honors and Awards

• NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘13, Fall ‘14, Spring ‘15, Fall ‘15, Spring ‘16, Fall ‘16)

2017

• Appeared in 13 games with one start • Registered at least one point in six games • Scored a goal and registered an assist in two games, wins over Saint Michael’s (3/18) and Saint Anselm (4/29)

2016

• Appeared in 18 games as a reserve • Scored four goals and added two assists for six points • Net a goal and an assist in win over AIC (4/16)

2015

• Saw action in 16 games off the bench • Scored four goals and dished out two assists on the year for six points • Scored one goal in three straight contests mid-season vs. Southern New Hampshire (4/11), Pace (4/14) and St. Michael’s (4/29) • Recorded the assist on the fourth goal in Adelphi’s 5-4 win over Lock Haven in the NCAA National Championship (5/17)

2014

• Did not play

Career Highs Points: 2, multiple times Goals: 1, multiple times Assists: 1, multiple times Ground Balls: 2, twice Caused Turnovers: 2, vs. Franklin Pierce, 4/26/17 Draw Controls: 1, twice

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6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

NINA

SOTO

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Senior Position: Midfield Height: 5-1 Hometown: Brentwood, NY High School: Brentwood (Suffolk CC)

Honors and Awards

• NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘16)

2017

• Did not play

At Suffolk C.C. (2015-16)

• Two-year member of the women’s lacrosse team • Two-year captain • Won the Coaches’ Award in 2015

At Brentwood

• Four-year member of varsity lacrosse • Two-year captain

Personal

• Daughter of Edwin and Adrienne • English major

25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

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6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

KAILEY

BRODERICK

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Freshman Position: Attack/Midfield Height: 5-3 Hometown: Greenlawn, NY High School: Harborfields

42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce

At Harborfields

• Earned All-Division honors in lacrosse • Member of the National Honor Society and Spanish Club, as well as the marching band, band and choir • Volunteered with Habitat for Humanity

Personal

• Daughter of Sue and John • Majoring in health and physical education

22 Maggie Delli Pizzi 8 Kole Pollock 41 Olivia Ressa 23 Lena Riportella 13 Michele Scannell 25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

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6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

SHEA

WEBER

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Junior Position: Defense Height: 5-6 Hometown: Wantagh, NY High School: Wantagh

Honors and Awards

• IWLCA First Team All-American (2017) • IWLCA First Team All-Region (2017) • NE10 All-Conference Second Team (2017)

2017

• IWLCA First Team All-American • Started all 22 contests at defense • Dished out five assists, while ranking second on the team in ground balls (53) and first in caused turnovers (41) • Also won 61 draw controls, ranking second to sister Ryley on the Adelphi back line • Second in the NE10 in caused turnovers and fifth in ground balls • Registered an assist, a ground ball, a caused turnover and three draw controls in first collegiate game vs. Grand Valley State (2/17)

• Had 16 games where she registered at least one ground ball, caused turnover and draw control • Picked up a season-high five ground balls in win over American Int’l (3/8) and won season-high seven draw controls in win over Saint Michael’s (3/18)

At Wantagh

• All-County selection in lacrosse • All-Conference honoree in cross country and winter track

Personal

• Daughter of Tom and Margaret • Sister, Ryley (‘17), is a former member of the lacrosse team • Nursing major

Career Highs Assists: 1, multiple times Points: 1, multiple times Ground Balls: 5, vs. American Int’l, 3/8/17 Caused Turnovers: 4, multiple times Draw Controls: 7, vs. Saint Michael’s, 3/18/17

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6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

MAEVE

TESTA

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Freshman Position: Midfield/Defense Height: 5-8 Hometown: Merrick, NY High School: Wellington C. Mepham

42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce 22 Maggie Delli Pizzi

At Wellington C. Mepham • • • •

Four-year starter for lacrosse Two-time All-County lacrosse honoree and captain in junior and senior seasons Three-year starter for basketball Named All-Conference, All-Class and All-County for basketball

Personal

• Daughter of Marie and Tom • Nursing major • Father was a pole-vaulter for St. John’s University

8 Kole Pollock 41 Olivia Ressa 23 Lena Riportella 13 Michele Scannell 25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

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6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

CHELSEA

ABREU

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson 42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce 22 Maggie Delli Pizzi 8 Kole Pollock 41 Olivia Ressa 23 Lena Riportella 13 Michele Scannell 25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

Class: Junior Position: Midfield Height: 5-7 Hometown: Huntington, NY High School: Harborfields

Honors and Awards

• NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘15, Spring ‘16, Fall ‘16, Spring ‘17)

2017 • • • •

Played in 21 games, making the start in one Was fourth on the team in draw controls with 23 Scored 12 goals with two assists for 14 points Collected five ground balls and caused two turnovers • Netted a career-high three goals in an 18-3 win over SCSU (3/29)

2016

• Appeared in 21 games off the bench • Scored five goals with two assists for seven points • Made first appearance vs. Grand Valley State (2/20), scoring first goal vs. SCSU (3/30) • Won 20 draw controls on the season with season-high four vs. Assumption (4/23) • Scooped up seven ground balls and caused four turnovers

At Harborfields • • • • • • •

Five-year varsity lacrosse player Three-year captain All-Tournament, All-Division and All-Suffolk County Under Armor Academic All-American Section XI Gold Key recipient Member of the National Honor Society Earned the Presidential Academic Excellence Award

Personal

• Daughter of Victor and Lucia

• Brother, Adam, played lacrosse at Hartwick College • Mother is an Adelphi alum (‘92)

Career Highs Points: 3, vs. SCSU, 3/29/17 Goals: 3, vs. SCSU, 3/29/17 Assists: 2, vs. Grand Valley State, 2/18/17 Ground Balls: 2, vs. Le Moyne, 5/8/16 Caused Turnovers: 2, vs. Le Moyne, 5/8/16 Draw Controls: 5, twice

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6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

CHRISTINA

FERRARA

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

Class: Freshman Position: Attack Height: 5-0 Hometown: Rocky Point, NY High School: Rocky Point

At Rocky Point

• Varsity letter-winner for soccer and lacrosse • Named All-League in three seasons of soccer • Earned All-Division accolades as a junior and was named to the All-Tournament team as a senior for lacrosse. • Additionally picked up All-County Honorable Mention honors in her final season • Captained both teams as a senior, earning Most Outstanding Athlete Award • Member of National Honor Society, Math Honor Society, Leaders Club and Athletes Helping Athletes

Personal

• Daughter of Michael and Tammy • Nursing major • Career aspirations to become a nurse anesthetist

13 Michele Scannell 25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

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WOMEN’S L ACROSSE

6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

KOLE

POLLOCK

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Sophomore Position: Attack Height: 5-8 Hometown: Massapequa, NY High School: Massapequa

Honors and Awards

• NE10 All-Rookie Team (2017) • NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘16)

2017

• Played in all 22 games as a freshman, making the start in 20 • Second on the team in goals (49), and third in assists (19) to finish the season with 68 points • Netted three game-winners and was responsible for 19 ground balls and seven caused turnovers • Scored a career-high five goals in an 18-3 win vs. SCSU (3/19) • NE10 Rookie of the Week - 3/20/17

At Massapequa

• Three-sport athlete in volleyball, basketball and lacrosse • All-County, All-Long Island Second Team and All-State pick in volleyball • Named All-Conference in basketball • Honorable Mention All-County in lacrosse • Named an Army Reserve Scholar Athlete

Personal

• Daughter of Bill and Creola • Cousin, AJ, played baseball at Notre Dame and plays professionally for the Arizona Diamondbacks • Psychology major

Career Highs Goals: 5, vs. SCSU, 3/29/17 Points: 7, vs. Saint Michael’s, 3/18/17 Assists: 3, vs. Saint Michael’s, 3/18/17 Ground Balls: 3, vs. Saint Michael’s, 3/18/17 Caused Turnovers: 1, multiple times Draw Controls: 1, twice

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WOMEN’S L ACROSSE

6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

PAIGE

LEWIS

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Sophomore Position: Defense Height: 5-6 Hometown: Merrick, NY High School: Sanford H. Calhoun

Honors and Awards

• NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘16, Spring ‘17)

2017

• Appeared in nine games off the bench • Made first collegiate appearance in season-opening win over Grand Valley State (2/17)

At Sanford H. Calhoun • • • •

Two-year captain of the lacrosse team Team were undefeated conference champions in her senior year Named team MVP, Unsung Hero and Scholar Athlete Member of the National Honor Society, LOTE Honor Society and Science Honor Society

• • • •

Daughter of Robert and Kim Oldest of four siblings, three of whom play lacrosse Volunteers at Winthrop Hospital Nursing major who wants to be a nurse practitioner

Personal

15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

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WOMEN’S L ACROSSE

6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

NICKI

STANCO

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Junior Position: Defense Height: 5-4 Hometown: Oyster Bay, NY High School: Oyster Bay

42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce 22 Maggie Delli Pizzi 8 Kole Pollock 41 Olivia Ressa

Honors and Awards

• NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘15, Spring ‘16, Fall ‘16)

2017

• Appeared in 16 games off the bench, scoring seven goals with four assists • Scored twice in a victory over Saint Anselm (4/29) • Dished off two assists in victory at SNHU (4/1) • Caused a turnover in NCAA Division II First Round win over New Haven (5/13)

23 Lena Riportella

25 Allison Schneider

2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

• Started in five of 20 appearances at defense • Earned first start vs. SCSU (3/30) • Caused two turnovers vs. SCSU (3/30) and LIU Post (4/2)

At Oyster Bay • • • •

Player four years of varsity lacrosse Lacrosse MVP and Unsung Hero All-Class, All-Tournament and All-County Also lettered in three years of varsity volleyball

Personal

• Daughter of Lisa and Angelo • Exercise science major • Plans to become a physical therapist

13 Michele Scannell

15 Leana Snyder

2016

Career Highs Goals: 2, vs. Saint Anselm, 4/29/17 Points: 2, multiple times Assists: 2, vs. SNHU, 4/1/17 Ground Balls: 3, vs. SCSU, 3/30/16 Draw Controls: 1, twice Caused Turnovers: 2, twice

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ALESSANDRA

CATALANOTTI

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson 42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce 22 Maggie Delli Pizzi

Class: Freshman Position: Midfield Height: 5-5 Hometown: Manhasset, NY High School: Our Lady of Mercy Academy

At Our Lady of Mercy Academy • • • •

Member of 2017 NSCHSAA ‘AA’ Championship team Also an ‘A’ Soccer Championship runner-up National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society member All-Academic selection in soccer and lacrosse

Personal

• Daughter of Thomas and Maria • Math major • Cousin, Joseph (‘17), was an All-American on the Adelphi men’s lacrosse team

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ALYSSA

GILLESPIE

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Sophomore Position: Midfield Height: 5-3 Hometown: West Islip, NY High School: West Islip

Honors and Awards

• NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘16)

2017

• Appeared in 22 games with four starts • Scored six goals and dished out eight assists for 14 points • Scored a goal and added two assists in first collegiate game vs. Grand Valley State (2/17) • Scored twice in win at American Int’l (3/8) • NE10 Rookie of the Week - 2/21/17

At West Islip

• Four-year member of the varsity lacrosse team • Member of three-time Long Island champions and three-time Suffolk County champions • New York State champion as a junior • All-Division in lacrosse as a junior and senior • Also played three years of varsity soccer

Personal

• Daughter of Alex and Janet • Sister, Shannen, played soccer at SUNY Oneonta • Speech pathology major who’d like to work with children

Career Highs Assists: 2, vs. Grand Valley State, 2/18/17 Goals: 2, vs. American Int’l, 3/8/17 Points: 3, vs. Grand Valley State, 2/18/17 Draw Controls: 3, vs. Florida Southern, 2/21/17 Caused Turnovers: 2, vs. LIU Post 4/15/17 Ground Balls: 4, twice

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MICHELE

SCANNELL

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

Class: Senior Position: Midfield Height: 5-8 Hometown: Smithtown, NY High School: Smithtown East Honors and Awards • • • • •

IWLCA Second Team All-American (2016, 2017) IWLCA All-Region Second Team (2017) IWLCA All-Region First Team (2016) All-ECAC Second Team (2016) NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘14, Spring ‘15, Fall ‘15, Spring ‘16, Fall ‘16, Spring ‘17)

2017

• Appeared in all but one contest (21), all starts • Sixth on the team in goals (36) and assists (9) to finish the season with 45 points • Collected 57 draw controls and 19 ground balls • Scored a season-high three goals in six games • Scored a pair in NCAA Division II Final Four victory over Le Moyne (5/17) • Had a season-best five points (3G, 2A) in 17-3 win over Stonehill (3/21)

Career Highs Points: 6, vs. Pace, 4/4/17 Goals: 3, multiple times Assists: 3, vs. Pace, 4/4/17 Ground Balls: 3, three times Caused Turnovers: 2, twice Draw Controls: 7, vs. Saint Michael’s, 3/18/17

2016

• Started in 21 of 22 games at midfield • Ranked second on the team in draw controls with 62 • Added 35 goals and five assists to rank fourth on the team with 40 points • Had a season high four points (3G, 1A) two different times, including a win against Le Moyne (5/19) in the national semifinals

2015

• Appeared in 20 contests as a freshman • Scored first collegiate goal vs. SCSU (3/11) in the process of scoring a season-high two • Net a season-high three points (1G, 2A) vs. Franklin Pierce (3/18) • Won eight draw controls on the year

At Smithtown • • • •

Played three years of varsity basketball Played four years of varsity lacrosse Received Unsung Hero Award as a junior Named All-County, Female Athlete of the Year, Academic All-American and team MVP as a senior • Dellecave Award winner

Personal:

• Daughter of Scott and Karen • Brother Scotty plays lacrosse at St. John’s University

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BETH ANN

PIERCE

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

Class: Senior Position: Midfield Height: 5-6 Hometown: Middleburg, VA High School: St. John’s Catholic Prep

Honors and Awards:

• IWLCA Zag Sports Division II Academic Honor Roll (2017) • NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘14, Spring ‘15, Fall ‘15, Spring ‘16, Fall ‘16, Spring ‘17) • D2ADA Academic Achievement Award (2016)

2017

• Appeared in 20 games with 19 starts • Scored 13 goals with two assists for 15 season points • Scored two goals in a pair of wins, including in NCAA First Round vs. New Haven (5/13) • Scored the fourth, go-ahead goal in 6-4 NCAA Division II National Championship victory over Florida Southern (5/21)

13 Michele Scannell 25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

Career Highs Points: 2, multiple times Goals: 2, multiple times Assists: 1, multiple times Ground Balls: 3, vs. SNHU, 3/8/16 Caused Turnovers: 1, multiple times Draw Controls: 2, vs. Pace, 4/4/17

2016

• Made an appearance in all 22 games off the bench • Tallied 16 points off of 14 goals and 2 assists • Scored a season-high two goals, two different times vs. Merrimack (4/8) and vs. Pace (5/4)

2015

• Appeared in 12 games off the bench • Made first collegiate appearance vs. Philadelphia (3/7) and scored first goal vs. AIC in 20-3 win (4/8) • Notched a goal and an assist vs. Pace (4/14)

At Saint John’s Catholic Prep

• Three-sport athlete in soccer, basketball and lacrosse • Four year starter for the lacrosse team who was captain senior year • Named IAAM and IPSL First Team All-Conference junior and senior year and First Team All-Area Frederick News Post during her senior year

Personal

• Daughter of Kurt and Maria • Majoring in communications and aspires to be a news broadcaster • Volunteers at the Red Cross Association and Frederick Homeless Shelter • Father played football for University of Virginia ’77’81, Baltimore Colts ’81, Buffalo Bills ’82 and Miami Dolphins ’83 • Three brothers played lacrosse at Dominican College • Sister played lacrosse at University of Monmouth

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LEANA

SNYDER

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Junior Position: Defense Height: 5-3 Hometown: Lindenhurst, NY High School: Lindenhurst (Pace)

Honors and Awards

• NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘16, Spring ‘17)

2017

• Appeared in seven games in first season at Adelphi • Saw first action at American Int’l (3/8) • Picked up a ground ball in win over Saint Anselm (4/29)

At Lindenhurst

• Three-year member of varsity lacrosse • Earned the Gold Key Award for eight seasons in varsity athletics • Also earned the Dedication Award

Personal • • • •

Daughter of Lee and Doreen Transfer from Pace University Brother, Joseph Granata, plays lacrosse at Stevenson Nursing major

15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

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ALISON

JOHNSON

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Christina Ferrara

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Class: Sophomore Position: Attack Height: 5-6 Hometown: Middle Island, NY High School: Longwood

Jill Graziano

Honors and Awards • • • • • • • •

IWLCA First Team All-American (2017) IWLCA All-North Region (2017) ECAC Rookie of the Year (2017) All-ECAC First Team (2017) NE10 Rookie of the Year (2017) NE10 All-Conference First Team (2017) NE10 All-Rookie Team (2017) NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘16, Spring ‘17)

2017

• Banner first season saw her named NE10 Rookie of the Year and IWLCA First Team All-American • Tied for team lead in points (97), second in goals (40), leader in assists (57) • Started all 22 games and scored at least two goals in 13 contests

Career Highs Goals: 4, vs. New Haven, 4/12/17 Assists: 6, vs. Bentley, 5/3/17 Points: 8, vs Franklin Pierce, 4/26/17 Ground Balls: 4, vs American Int’l, 3/8/17 Draw Control: 2, New Haven, 4/12/17 Caused Turnovers: 1, multiple times

• NE10’s leader in assists and co-leader in total points, ranking second nationally in assists • Dished out at least two helpers in 15 games and totaled over five in three games • Tallied a pair of assists in 6-4 NCAA Division II National Championship victory vs. Florida Southern (5/21) • NE10 Rookie of the Week - 2/28, 3/13, 4/3, 4/17, 4/24

At Longwood

• All-time leader scorer for Longwood girls’ lacrosse (289 goals, 100 assists) • Three-year team captain, MVP and All-County selection • Named a US Lacrosse Academic All-American as a junior • Two-time Newsday Long Island Top 100 Player • Member of the National Honor Society and National Foreign Language Honor Society

Personal

• Daughter of Dan and Doreen • Education major • Interested in becoming an elementary education teacher

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EMMA

LEMANSKI

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Freshman Position: Goalkeeper Height: 5-7 Hometown: Wantagh, NY High School: Wantagh

42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce 22 Maggie Delli Pizzi

At Wantagh

• Earned inclusion on Long Island All-American Nassau Team as a senior • Won the Outstanding Leadership Award and United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award • All-County Honorable Mention who captained varsity lacrosse team as a senior • National Business Honor Society officer and member

Personal

• Daughter of Ted and Heidi • Exercise science major

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MOLLY

FETHERSON

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Freshman Position: M Height: 5-9 Hometown: Port Washington, NY High School: Schreiber

42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce

At Paul D. Schreiber • • • •

Four-year varsity letterwinner for lacrosse and two-year letterwinner for volleyball Won Coaches Award and Student-Athlete Award as a senior Earned Most Improved Player award for volleyball and lacrosse as a junior Member of the Key Club, Class Club and Peer Helpers Club

Personal

• Daughter of Elaine and Thomas • Nursing major

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KATERI

BROOKS

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Senior Position: Midfield Height: 5-5 Hometown: Allamuchy, NJ High School: Pope John XXIII Regional

Honors and Awards

2016

• Appeared in 10 games off the bench • Scored first collegiate goal vs. St. Michael’s (3/19) • Picked up a ground ball vs. SNHU (3/8)

• Made 13 appearances as a reserve midfielder • Chipped in one assist in a win over Merrimack (4/8) • Also collected two ground balls and caused two turnovers

At Pope John XXIII Regional

2017

Career Highs Goals: 1, twice Assists: 1, vs. Merrimack, 4/8/17 Points: 1, twice Ground Balls: 1, multiple times Caused Turnovers: 1, twice Draw Controls: 1, vs. American Int’l, 4/16/16

2015

• Played in four games as a freshman in midfield, making collegiate debut against Philadelphia (3/7)

• Captain of the varsity lacrosse team and named MVP • Named Second Team All-League once and First Team All-League twice • All-Herald First Team • Member of World Language Honor Society

Personal

• Daughter of Thomas and Kimberly • Business marketing major • Aspires to get involved with event planning

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KERRY ANN

FLAVIN

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Sophomore Position: Defense Height: 5-2 Hometown: Oceanside, NY High School: Oceanside (LIU Post)

Honors and Awards

• NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Spring ‘17)

2017

• Did not play

At Oceanside

• Unsung Hero Award winner for women’s lacrosse as a junior • Helped team to Nassau County Championship game as a senior and was named All-Conference • All-County selection in gymnastics • Four-year member of the honor roll

Personal

• Daughter of Tom and Michelle • Exercise science major • Plans on becoming a physical therapist

25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

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MAGGIE

DELLI PIZZI

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Sophomore Position: Defense Height: 5-0 Hometown: West Islip, NY High School: West Islip

2017 • • • •

Appeared in 20 games off the bench for the Brown and Gold Collected 10 ground balls and caused five turnovers Scooped a career high three ground balls in a 15-0 win at Bentley (5/3) Made her first collegiate appearance against Grand Valley State (2/17)

At West Islip

• Four-year varsity lacrosse player who also ran three years of track and played two years of soccer • Member of three Suffolk County Championship, three Long Island Championship and two New York State Championship teams in lacrosse • Also helped the soccer team win a Suffolk County title in 2014

Personal

• Daughter of Lou and Beth • Nursing major

25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

Career Highs Ground Balls: 3, vs Bentley, 3/25/17 Caused Turnovers: 1, multiple times Draw Controls: 1, vs. American Int’l, 3/8/17Draw Controls: 1, twice

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LENA

RIPORTELLA

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Junior Position: Attack Height: 4-11 Hometown: West islip, NY High School: West Islip (Hofstra)

42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce 22 Maggie Delli Pizzi 8 Kole Pollock

At West Islip • • • •

Scored game-winner to lead lacrosse team to 2015 New York State Championship Two-time Suffolk County and Long Island champion Named All-County as a junior and senior Earned All-Tournament status as a senior

• • • •

Daughter of Laura and Paul Sport management major Transfer from Hofstra University Sister played lacrosse at LIU Post and brother played lacrosse at Marquette

Personal

41 Olivia Ressa 23 Lena Riportella 13 Michele Scannell 25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

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CHANDLEY

BORGES

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Senior Position: Attack Height: 5-4 Hometown: Lynbrook, NY High School: Lynbrook

Honors and Awards

2017

• Came off the bench to appear in 11 contests • Scored twice and scooped up four ground balls

2016

• Appeared in 11 games • Scored a goal and added two assists for three points • Caused a turnover and picked up a ground ball vs. SCSU (3/30)

25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

Career Highs Points: 5, vs Philadelphia, 3/7/15 Goals: 2, twice Assists: 3, vs Philadelphia, 3/7/15 Ground Balls: 1, vs. SCSU, 3/30/16 Caused Turnovers: 1, vs. SCSU, 3/30/16 Draw Controls: 1, twice

2015

• Tallied 11 points (5G, 6A) in her rookie season in five games off the bench • Totaled five points behind two goals and three assists in 19-4 victory in collegiate debut against Philadelphia (3/7) • Also scored twice and dished out two assists in 20-4 win over Franklin Pierce (3/28)

At Lynbrook

• Four year varsity starter • Part of a conference championship team during her freshman year • All-Conference as a sophomore • All-County her junior and senior years • Served as captain in senior year • Member of the Turf Island Oilers lacrosse club • Competed as a member of the swim team for four years • Member of the National Honor Society, Art Honor Society, Athletes Creating Excellence

Personal • • • •

Daughter of Don and Lori Fine Arts major Plans on becoming a props stylist Father played lacrosse at LIU Post and played professionally in the Major Indoor Lacrosse League for the New York Saints before being inducted to the Long Island Metropolitan Lacrosse Hall of Fame

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ALLISON

SCHNEIDER

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

Class: Senior Position: Midfield/Attack Height: 5-5 Hometown: Roslyn, NY High School: Roslyn

Honors and Awards

2017

• Appeared in 12 contests off the bench with four total points • Scored a goal in victory over Saint Michael’s (3/18) and registered an assist in three separate contests

2016

• Appeared in 10 games as a reserve • Picked up a ground ball in wins over SNHU (3/8) and Pace (4/5)

28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

• Appeared in four games on the season, scoring one goal and dishing out three assists • Recorded two assists in collegiate debut vs. Philadelphia (3/7) and scored first goal vs. Franklin Pierce (3/18).

At Roslyn

• Played four years of varsity basketball and lacrosse • Received the Coaches’ Award and named All-Conference for the ‘13-14 season in basketball • Received the Coaches’ Award and named team captain her junior and senior years in lacrosse • Awarded NC Unsung Hero in 2011, All-Conference in 2012, Honorable Mention All-County in 2013 and All-County in 2014.

Personal

15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto

2015

Career Highs Points: 2, vs. Philadelphia, 3/7/15 Goals: 1, multiple times Assists: 2, vs. Philadelphia, 3/7/15 Ground Balls: 1, multiple times Draw Controls: 1, vs. SCSU, 3/29/17

• Daughter of Liz and Steve • Has a brother, Kyle • Biology major with plans on attending PA school after receiving her bachelor’s degree.

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KAITLYN

STACKPOLE

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

Class: Senior Position: Defense Height: 5-6 Hometown: Massapequa, NY High School: Kellenberg

Honors and Awards

• NE10 Third Team All-Conference (2016, 2017) • NE10 All-Rookie Team (2015) • NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘14, Spring ‘15, Fall ‘15, Spring ‘16, Fall ‘16) • D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award (2016)

2017

• Repeated as an NE10 All-Conference selection • Started all 22 games on defense, ranking third on the team in ground balls (45) and tied for second in caused turnovers (33) • Picked up five ground balls in NCAA Division II National Championship victory over Florida Southern (5/21)

2016

• Started all 22 games at defense • Second on the team in ground balls (35) and third in caused turnovers (21) • Picked up season-high five ground balls and caused three turnovers in win vs. Stonehill (3/22)

2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

Career Highs

2015

• Started all 22 games as a freshman • Caused 28 turnovers to rank third on the team and picked up 25 ground balls • Caused season-high four turnovers twice, including in NCAA First Round game vs. Stonehill (5/9), and also caused two in NE10 Championship game vs. Le Moyne (5/3)

At Kellenberg • • • • •

Played four years of lacrosse and basketball Three-year member of varsity lacrosse All-League in lacrosse in her sophomore year Team MVP and All-League as a junior and senior Catholic School Player of the Year and played in the Long Island All-American Game and recognized as one of the top-25 players on Long Island by Newsday during her senior year • Honor roll student

Personal:

• Daughter of Phyllis and Billy • Has an older sister, Kristina, who attended Adelphi • Has an uncle who played baseball for St. John’s University and a cousin who is currently playing for the St. John’s men’s lacrosse team

• Exercise science major

Ground Balls: 6, vs Saint Michael’s, 3/21/15 • Plans on becoming a physical therapist Caused Turnovers: 4, twice Draw Controls: 2, multiple times

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ALLISON

STACKPOLE

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Sophomore Position: Attack Height: 5-3 Hometown: Massapequa, NY High School: Massapequa

42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce 22 Maggie Delli Pizzi 8 Kole Pollock

Honors and Awards

• NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘16, Spring ‘17)

2017

• Appeared in six games, scoring two goals with seven assists • Net a goal and an assist in first collegiate game vs. Grand Valley State (2/17) • Dished out a season-high three assists in win vs. SNHU (4/1)

41 Olivia Ressa 23 Lena Riportella 13 Michele Scannell 25 Allison Schneider

28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

• Played four years total of lacrosse and basketball between Kellenberg and Massapequa • Team MVP at Kellenberg for lacrosse as a sophomore • Recognized as a top 100 player to watch on Long Island by Newsday as a senior • All-County selection in lacrosse as a senior • Also named All-Class in basketball as a senior • Won the Senior Athletic Award in both sports • Won the Kristen Bednar Memorial Sportsmanship Award for lacrosse in her senior year

Personal

15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto

At Massapequa

Career Highs Goals: 1, twice Assists: 3, vs. SNHU, 4/1/17 Points: 3, vs. SNHU, 4/1/17 Ground Balls: 2, vs. SCSU, 3/29/17 Caused Turnovers: 1, vs. SCSU, 3/29/17

• Daughter of Billy and Phyllis • Older sister Kaitlyn currently plays for Adelphi women’s lacrosse team, and oldest sister also Kristina also graduated from Adelphi • Education major who would like to teach elementary school

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HAILEY

PETERSON

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Christina Ferrara

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Jill Graziano

Class: Senior Position: Goalkeeper Height: 5-6 Hometown: Lake Worth, Fla. High School: Park Vista

Honors and Awards

• NCAA Statistical Champion - Goals Against Average (2017) • NCAA Division II All-Championship Team (2017) • NE10 All-Conference Second Team (2017) • NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘14, Spring ‘15, Fall ‘15, Spring ‘16, Fall ‘16, Spring ‘17) • IWLCA Zag Sports Division II Academic Honor Roll (2017) • D2ADA Academic Achievement Award (2016)

2017

• Primary presence in the Adelphi net, starting all 22 games with a 21-1 record • Logged 1278:41 minutes with a 3.57 goals against average, leading Division II • Also ranked fourth in the country with a .522 save percentage• Earned first career win with three saves in 21-2 win over Grand Valley State (2/17) • Stopped career-high nine shots twice, including in 11-7 semifinal victory over Le Moyne in NCAA Division II National Championship (5/19) • Recorded three shutouts in Northeast-10 Conference play

2016

• Saw time in 10 games in the net • Made two saves two different times vs. Southern Connecticut (3/30) and vs. Merrimack (4/8) • Logged 140:05 minutes

2015

• Saw time in three contests between the pipes, making collegiate debut vs. Philadelphia (3/7) • Logged 14:46 minutes

At Park Vista

• Captain and MVP of the lacrosse team • Named First Team All-District, Honorable Mention All-Region, Palm Beach Post First Team, Sun SentinelFirst Team All-District and First Team All-Conference • Named Academic All-American and was a historian of the National Honor Society

Personal • Daughter of Chris and Kathy • Majoring in history and wishes to travel the world and work as a museum curator

Career Highs Saves: 9, twice Shots Faced: 27, vs. Pace, 4/4/17 Ground Balls: 2, multiple times

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EMILY

PERRY

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Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Freshman Position: Goalkeeper Height: 5-6 Hometown: Southold, NY High School: Southold

At Southold

• Three-year varsity lacrosse player • Captain of a Suffolk County championship team, Long Island champions and the first team to advance to the New York State championship in school history • Member of the team which won the NYSPAA’s Scholar-Athlete Team Award for three straight years • Was a 2017 Suffolk County Butch Dellecave Award nominee, an award which recognizes excellence in athletics, academics and the community • Also was a four-year varsity soccer player and two-year captain • Member of the National Honor Society, NJROTC, and Select Jazz Ensemble for five years

Personal

• Daughter of Kim and Richard • Nursing major • Mother played field hockey at UMass Dartmouth and sister is currently a cheerleader at SUNY Purchase

25 Allison Schneider 15 Leana Snyder 2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

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TAMAR

EPPS

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Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Junior Position: Goalkeeper Height: 5-2 Hometown: Newark, Del. High School: Newark

Honors and Awards

• NE10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘16, Spring ‘17)

2017

• Appeared in four games in goal, logging 44:19 • Logged 20:20 in first Adelphi appearance at SCSU (3/29) • Made a save in 9:32 of action vs. Assumption (4/22)

At Newark • • • •

Two-year member of the varsity lacrosse team All-Conference Honorable Mention as a senior Nominated for the Delaware Lacrosse Senior All-Star game and captained the team Academic All Conference and Scholar Athlete Award winner in all four years

• • • • •

Daughter of Thomas and Robina Transfer from the University of Delaware Political science major Cousin, Blair Thomas, played football at Penn State and in the NFL Career plans include becoming a college professor or a civil rights attorney

Personal

2 Nina Soto 28 Allison Stackpole 26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

Career Highs Shots Faced: 3, vs. Assumption, 4/22/17 Saves: 1, vs. Assumption, 4/22/17

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6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

JENNIFER

KEOGH

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Sophomore Position: Defense Height: 5-8 Hometown: Huntington, NY High School: Friends Academy (Providence)

42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce 22 Maggie Delli Pizzi

At Friends Academy

• Named an All-Conference lacrosse player in her senior season • Earned Headmaster’s Commendation Award and Martin Jacobson Scholarship Award

Personal

• Transfer from Providence College • Daughter of Lisa (‘85) and Bob • Brother, Patrick played four seasons of men’s soccer at Northeast-10 Conference member Stonehill College • Psychology major

Career Highs Points: 2, multiple times Goals: 1, multiple times Assists: 1, multiple times Ground Balls: 2, twice

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6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

OLIVIA

RESSA

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Sophomore Position: Attack/Midfield Height: 5-6 Hometown: Port Washington, NY High School: Paul D. Schreiber (South Carolina)

At South Carolina (2017)

• Earned All-SWLL Award (All-Southeast Women’s Lacrosse League) with the club lacrosse team • Member of the Alpha Lambda Delta Honors Society and the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority • Member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars

At Paul D. Schreiber

• Four-year member of the varsity lacrosse program who was named captain her senior year • Named All-County in lacrosse as a senior and earned MVP status • Four-year letterwinner of the gymnastics program (all around-bars, beam, floor, vault), also earned captain status in her final season • Also involved in soccer and swimming and diving - 11-dive sequence record-breaker and record holder for diving • Actively involved in clubs/committees throughout time as a Viking

Personal

• Daughter of Maryann and Philip • Majoring in English, minoring in education and is enrolled in the STEP program and TESOL certification • Has several cousins that played or currently play collegiate women’s lacrosse • Father played rugby at the University of Denver (1975-77) • In her spare time, volunteers with various lacrosse programs and in her community/church

26 Kaitlyn Stackpole 10 Nicki Stanco 5 Maeve Testa 4 Shea Weber

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6 Chelsea Abreu 24 Chandley Borges 3 Kailey Broderick 20 Kateri Brooks

MEGAN

KEENER

11 Alessandra Catalanotti 36 Tamar Epps 7

Christina Ferrara

12 Alyssa Gillespie 1

Jill Graziano

19 Molly Fetherston 21 Kerry Ann Flavin 16 Alison Johnson

Class: Freshman Position: A Height: 5-7 Hometown: Merrick, NY High School: Sanford H. Calhoun

42 Megan Keener 40 Jennifer Keogh 17 Emma Lemanski 9 Paige Lewis 35 Emily Perry 31 Hailey Peterson 14 Beth Ann Pierce

At Sanford H. Calhoun

• Took home All-Conference and All-County accolades • Earned the Thomas Femmel Award • Member of the National Honor Society, D.E.C.A. and the Key Club

Personal

• Daughter of Eileen • Nursing major • Mother, grandmother and aunt all attended Adelphi

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2018 Adelphi Women’s Lacrosse Schedule Date

Opponent

Location

Time

2/17/18

Florida Southern College

Lakeland, FL

12 p.m.

2/20/18

Rollins College

Winter Park, FL

6 p.m.

2/28/18*

American Int’l College

Garden City, NY

6 p.m.

3/10/18*

Merrimack College

North Andover, Mass.

3:30 p.m.

3/14/18

*Franklin Pierce University

Garden City, NY

1 p.m.

3/17/18*

So. New Hampshire University

Garden City, NY

12 p.m.

3/20/18*

University of New Haven

West Haven, CT

7 p.m.

3/24/18*

Assumption College

Worcester, Mass.

1 p.m.

3/28/18*

Pace University

Garden City, NY

6 p.m.

3/31/18*

Saint Michael’s College

Garden City, NY

12 p.m.

4/3/18*

So. Connecticut State University

Garden City, NY

6 p.m.

4/7/18

LIU Post

Brookville, NY

2 p.m.

4/11/18*

Bentley University

Waltham, Mass.

3 p.m.

4/14/18*

Stonehill College

North Easton, Mass.

1 p.m.

4/21/18*

Saint Anselm College

Manchester, NY

2:30 p.m.

4/25/18*

Le Moyne College

Garden City, NY

6 p.m.

4/28/18

Mercy College

Garden City, NY

4 p.m.

Home games in bold

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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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Honors & Awards IWLCA ALL-AMERICAN, 1ST TEAM 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Melissa Demasi Katherine Hock Lauren Lopez Melissa Demasi Katherine Hock Lauren Lopez Melissa Demasi Lauren Lopez Allyson Murphy Lauren Lopez Rachel Ray Michelle Ceraso Rachel Ray Michelle Ceraso Erica Devito Caitlin Fitzpatrick Demmianne Cook Elizabeth Fey Caitlin Fitzpatrick Kristen Jones Claire Petersen Frankie Caridi Katelynn Ciaci Demmianne Cook Erica Devito Elizabeth Fey Claire Petersen Erica Devito Marissa Mills Jacqueline Williams Devan Crimi Jacqueline Williams Devan Crimi Jacqueline Williams Alexa Froccaro Felicia Mills Ryley Weber Jacqueline Jahelka Rachel O’Brien Ryley Weber Ryley Weber Jacqueline Jahelka Kate Beier Alison Johnson Shea Weber

IWLCA ALL-AMERICAN, 2ND TEAM

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2014 2015 2016

Katherine Hock Josephine Coiro Katherine Hock Diana Lopez Dawn Anselmin Mary Cannata Diana Lopez Lauren Giordano Diana Lopez Kaitlyn Carter Kaitlyn Carter Rachel Ray Emily Simpson Erica Devito Alexa Froccaro Danielle Jaycox Rachel O’Brien Camille Rosellini Michele Scannell

IWLCA ALL-AMERICAN, 3RD TEAM 2014 Jacqueline Jehelka Felicia Mills 2015 Camille Rosellini

IWLCA ALL-REGION, 1ST TEAM 2004 2005 2006 2007

Melissa Demasi Katherine Hock Diana Lopez Lauren Lopez Dawn Anselmin Melissa Demasi Katherine Hock Lauren Lopez Melissa Demasi Diana Lopez Lauren Lopez Allyson Murphy Rachel Ray Lauren Giordano Diana Lopez Lauren Lopez Rachel Ray

2008 Kaitlyn Carter Michele Ceraso Rachel Ray Jacqueline 2017 Jahelka Ryley Weber Allison Johnson Katie Beier Shea Weber 2009 Kaitlyn Carter Michelle Ceraso Erica Devito Caitlin Fitzpatrick Rachel Ray Emily Simpson 2010 Demmianne Cook Erica Devito Elizabeth Fey Caitlin Fitzpatrick Kristin Jones Claire Petersen 2011 Elizabeth Fey Claire Petersen Erica Devito Katelynn Ciaci Demmianne Cook Frankie Caridi 2012 Erica Devito Marissa Mills Jacqueline Williams 2013 Devan Crimi Jacqueline Williams 2014 Devan Crimi Alexa Froccaro Jacqueline Williams 2015 Alexa Froccaro Danielle Jaycox Felicia Mills Ryley Weber 2016 Jacqueline Jahelka Rachel O’Brien Michele Scannell Ryley Weber 2017 Kate Beier Jacqueline Jahelka Alison Johnson Shea Weber Ryley Weber

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Honors & Awards IWLCA ALL-REGION, 2ND TEAM 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2011 2013 2014 2015 2017

Allyson Murphy Mary Cannata Diana Lopez Mary Cannata Allyson Murphy Allison Tumulty Caitlin Fitzpatrick Caitlin Hilbert Courtney Acker Meg Brown Devan Crimi Danielle Jaycox Katelynn Ciaci Rachel O’Brien Taylor Hayes Felicia Mills Jacqueline Jehelka Rachel O’Brien Camille Rosellini Michele Scannell

IWLCA All-Region, 3rd Team 2016 Taylor Hayes

IWLCA ALL-ROOKIE TEAM 2002 Katherine Hock Josephine Coiro

IWLCA DII ATTACKER OF THE YEAR 2005 2010 2011 2016 2017

Katherine Hock Claire Petersen Claire Petersen Jacqueline Jahelka Jacqueline Jahelka

IWLCA DII DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2006 2010 2014 2016 2017

IWLCA ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

Melissa Demasi Kristin Jones Jacqueline Williams Ryley Weber Ryley Weber

2005 Katherine Hock Jayna Kyriacou Kelly Ryan 2007 Jennifer Fucich Tara Grodotzke Danielle Lyons Lisa Maggiotta IWLCA DII MIDFIELDER OF 2008 Laura Bennett THE YEAR Jennifer Fucich 2010 Demmianne Cook Caitlin Hilbert 2011 Demmianne Cook 2010 Alison Incarnato Alyssa LaBosco Jackie Bogensberger IWLCA/C. MARKLAND KELLY Kristen Jones GOALIE OF THE YEAR Mariel Wenzel 2006 Allyson Murphy Nicole Bass 2009 Caitlin Fitzpatrick Stacy McPartland 2010 Caitlin Fitzpatrick 2016 Gianna Gallo 2011 Frankie Caridi Taylor Hayes Jacqueline Jahelka IWLCA SCHOLAR ATHLETE Taylor Salmon OF THE YEAR 2017 Chandley Borges 2011 Kristen Jones Kateri Brooks Jacqueline Jahelka WLCA DII COACH OF Hailey Peterson THE YEAR Beth Ann Pierce Allison Schneider 2004 Jill Lessne-Solomon 2006 Jill Lessne-Solomon 2009 Joe Spallina NORTH-SOUTH GAME 2010 Joe Spallina 2009 Rachel Ray, MVP 2011 Joe Spallina Nicole Lein 2014 Rob Grella Joe Spallina (Coach) 2017 Pat McCabe 2010 Jackie Bogensberger Caitlin Fitzpatrick (MVP) 2011 Elizabeth Fey 2012 Erica Devito Marissa Mills 2015 Alexa Froccaro Danielle Jaycox Felicia Mills 2016 Taylor Hayes Rachel O’Brien 2017 Jacqueline Jahelka Ryley Weber

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Honors & Awards IWLCA FINAL TEAM RANKING 2001 n/a 2002 n/a 2003 6th 2004 3rd 2005 3rd 2006 1st 2007 5th 2008 3rd 2009 1st 2010 1st

2011 1st 2012 4th 2013 4th 2014 1st 2015 1st 2016 2nd 2017 1st

NCAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2004 2005 2006 2008 2009 2010 2011 2014 2015

Melissa Demasi Tara Grodotzke Katherine Hock Lauren Lopez Allyson Murphy Katherine Hock Dawn Anselmin Meghan Blume* Mary Cannata Diana Lopez Lauren Lopez Allyson Murphy Caitlin Fitzpatrick Jackie Bogensberger Erica Devito Kaitlyn Carter Emily Simpson Rachel Ray* Kaitlyn Carter Caitlin Fitzpatrick Erica Devito Holly Burke Elizabeth Fey Claire Petersen* Elizabeth Fey Frankie Caridi Marissa Mills Demmianne Cook Devan Crimi Alexa Froccaro * Jacqueline Jahelka Felicia Mills Ryley Weber Alexa Froccaro Taylor Hayes*

Jacqueline Jahelka Felicia Mills Ryley Weber 2016 Emily Keesling Michele Scannell Camille Rosellini 2017 Kate Beier Ryley Weber Casey Zalewski Hailey Peterson Jacqueline Jahelka * *Most Outstanding Player

ECAC DII ALL-STAR, 1ST TEAM 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2014 2015 2016

Josephine Coiro Katherine Hock* Tara Grodotzke Allyson Murphy* Katherine Hock Lauren Lopez Dawn Anselmin Mary Cannata Lauren Lopez Allyson Murphy* Lauren Lopez Rachel Ray Kaitlyn Carter Caitlin Fitzpatrick* Rachel Ray* Erica Devito Michelle Ceraso Erica Devito Claire Petersen Demmianne Cook Elizabeth Fey Kristen Jones Devan Crimi * Jacqueline Jehelka * Alexa Froccaro Danielle Jaycox Felicia Mills Jacqueline Williams * Taylor Hayes Alexa Froccaro Danielle Jaycox Felicia Mills Ryley Weber Jacqueline Jahelka Ryley Weber

2017 Alison Johnson Jacqueline Jahelka Ryley Weber *Player/Rookie of the Year

ECAC DII ALL-STAR, 2ND TEAM 2003 2010 2014 2015 2016 2017

Leigh Fennessey Katherine Hock Caitlin Fitzpatrick Marissa Mills Rachel O’Brien Jackie Jahelka Rachel O’Brien Camille Rosellini Emily Keesling Rachel O’Brien Camille Rosellini Michele Scannell Kate Beier

ECAC DII ALL-STARS (NO TEAMS) 2011 2012 2015

Claire Petersen Katelynn Ciaci Erica Devito Demmianne Cook Elizabeth Fey Frankie Caridi Erica Devito Jacqueline Williams Alexa Froccaro Jacqueline Jahelka Danielle Jaycox Felicia Mills Rachel O’Brien Ryley Weber

ECAC DII ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2008 2009 2010 2014 2017

Kaitlyn Carter Erica Devito Demmianne Cook Jacqueline Jehelka Alison Johnson

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Honors & Awards ECAC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010 2011 2014 2017

Claire Petersen Claire Petersen Devan Crimi Jacqueline Jahelka

ECAC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2014 2017

Jacqueline Williams Ryley Weber

ECAC DII SCHOLAR ATHLETE 2012

Erica Devito

ALL-ECC, FIRST TEAM 2006 2007 2008 2009 2007 2008 2009 2016

Dawn Anselmin Mary Cannata Melissa Demasi Jayna Kyriacou Diana Lopez Lauren Lopez Allyson Murphy Rachel Ray Jennifer Fucich Lauren Giordano Diana Lopez Lauren Lopez Rachel Ray Allison Tumulty Kaitlyn Carter Michelle Ceraso Caitlin Hilbert Rachel Ray Michelle Ceraso Tara Grodotzke Meghan Blume Allyson Murphy Jackie Bogensberger Jennifer Fucich Marissa Mills Jackie Bogensberger Nicole Lein Jacqueline Jahelka Ryley Weber

ALL-ECC, SECOND TEAM 2006 2006 2006 2007 2008 2009 2007 2008 2009

Meghan Blume Meghan Blume Dawn Anselmin Mary Cannata Melissa Demasi Jayna Kyriacou Diana Lopez Lauren Lopez Allyson Murphy Rachel Ray Jennifer Fucich Lauren Giordano Diana Lopez Lauren Lopez Rachel Ray Allison Tumulty Kaitlyn Carter Michelle Ceraso Caitlin Hilbert Rachel Ray Michelle Ceraso Tara Grodotzke Meghan Blume Allyson Murphy Jackie Bogensberger Jennifer Fucich Marissa Mills Jackie Bogensberger Nicole Lein

ECC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2009

Rachel Ray

ECC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2006 2007 2008 2009

Rachel Ray Allison Tumulty Kaitlyn Carter Erica Devito

ECC COACH OF THE YEAR 2009

Joe Spallina

ECC GOALIE OF THE YEAR 2009

Caitlin Fitzpatrick

ECC SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2007

ECC EXCELLENCE IN COMMUNITY AND CHARACTER AWARD 2009

Jackie Bogensberger

NASSAU COUNTY SPORTS COMMISSION FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2005

Katherine Hock

NASSAU COUNTY SPORTS COMMISSION COACH OF THE YEAR 2005

Jill Lessne

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 2009 2014 2015 2016 2017

Jackie Bogensberger Devan Crimi Alexa Froccaro Jacqueline Jahelka Jacqueline Jahelka

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT TEAM 2005 2009 2010 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Katherine Hock Jackie Bogensberger Erica Devito Jackie Bogensberger Erica Devito Devan Crimi Devan Crimi Alexa Froccaro Jacqueline Jahelka Jacqueline Jahelka

NCAA DII WOMEN’S LACROSSE ELITE 88 AWARD 2011

Kristin Jones

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLAR 2005

Katherine Hock

Diana Lopez

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Honors & Awards NCAA STATISTICAL LEADER

Points Per Game 2010 2011

Claire Petersen, 6.40 Claire Petersen, 9.1

Assists Per Game 2008 2009 2010 2011

Rachel Ray, 3.88 Rachel Ray, 4.17 Claire Petersen, 4.05 Claire Petersen, 6.15

Goals Against Average 2006 2011 2014 2015 2016 2017

Allyson Murphy, 6.10 Franki Caridi, 5.91 Taylor Hayes, 4.81 Taylor Hayes 4.71 Taylor Hayes 4.27 Hailey Peterson 3.57

Save Percentage 2011

Franki Caridi, .564

Scoring Offense 2010 2011 2012

Team 20.90 Team 21.20 Team 17.89

Scoring Margin 2010 2011 2014 2015 2016 2017

Team 13.85 Team 15.25 Team 12.77 Team 10.23 Team 10.05 Team 11.55

Scoring Defense 2010 2014 2016 2017

Team 5.95 Team 4.55 Team 4.27 Team 3.64

Ground Balls Per Game 2010

Team 34.08

Caused Turnovers Per Game 2010 2014

Team 16.35 Caused Turnovers Per Game 12.00

Winning Percentage 2010 2011 2014 2015 2016 2017

Team .950 Team 1.000 Team 1.000 Team .955 Team .955 Team .955

TEWAARATON WATCH LIST 2005 2007 2008 2009 2011 2015 2016 2017

Katherine Hock (Watch List) Lauren Lopez (Watch List) Rachel Ray (Watch List) Rachel Ray (Nominee) Kaitlyn Carter (Watch List) Claire Petersen (Watch List) Alexa Froccaro (Watch List) Jacqueline Jahelka (Watch List) Ryley Weber

ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 2010

Jackie Bogensberger

NE10 FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE 2010 2011 2012 2013

Claire Petersen Kristen Jones Caitlin Fitzpatrick Demmianne Cook Erica Devito Claire Petersen Demmianne Cook Elizabeth Fey Katelynn Ciaci Frankie Caridi Devan Crimi Erica Devito Marissa Mills Jacqueline Williams Katelynn Ciaci Devan Crimi Rachel O’Brien Jacqueline Williams

2014 2015 2016 2017

Devan Crimi Alexa Froccaro Taylor Hayes Jacqueline Jahelka Danielle Jaycox Felicia Mills Jacqueline Williams Alexa Froccaro Danielle Jaycox Felicia Mills Rachel O’Brien Camille Rosellini Ryley Weber Jacqueline Jahelka Rachel O’Brien Camille Rosellini Michelle Scannell Ryley Weber Jacqueline Jahelka Alison Johnson Kate Beier Ryley Weber

NE10 SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2017

Marissa Mills Kristin Jones Meg Brown Tara Gangarossa Alexa Froccaro Danielle Jaycox Rachel O’Brien Camille Rosellini Jacqueline Jahelka Michele Scannell Shea Weber GK- Hailey Peterson

NE10 THIRD TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE 2016 2017

Emily Keesling Kaitlyn Stackpole Taylor Hayes Kaitlyn Stackpole Jen Graham

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Honors & Awards NE10 ALL-ROOKIE SQUAD 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2017

Demmianne Cook Frankie Caridi Devan Crimi Jacqueline Williams Alexa Froccaro Lauren Janelli Danielle Jaycox Rachel O’Brien Camille Rosellini Jacqueline Jahelka Ryley Weber Kaitlyn Stackpole Alison Johnson Kole Pollock

NE10 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Holly Burke Erica Devito Claire Petersen, MVP Elizabeth Fey Claire Petersen Erica Devito, MVP Marissa Mills Courtney Acker Danielle Jaycox Lauren Janelli Lauren Janelli Jen Graham Meg Brown, MVP Alexa Froccaro Felicia Mills Ryley Weber, MVP Kate Beier Kaitlyn Stackpole Ryley Weber, MVP Jacqueline Jahelka Kole Pollock Jen Graham, MVP

NE10 PLAYER OF THE YEAR

NE10 COACH OF THE YEAR

2010 2011 2014 2016 2017

2010 Joe Spallina 2011 Joe Spallina 2016 Pat McCabe

Claire Petersen Claire Petersen Devan Crimi Jacqueline Jahelka Jacqueline Jahelka

NE10 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010 2011 2012 2014 2016 2017

Kristen Jones Katelynn Ciaci Jacqueline Williams Jacqueline Williams Ryley Weber Ryley Weber

NE10 GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR 2010 2011 2014

Caitlin Fitzpatrick Frankie Caridi Taylor Hayes

NE10 SPRING SCHOLAR ATHLETE 2010 2011 2012

Erica Devito Kristen Jones Erica Devito

NE10 TEAM ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE 2012 3.389 GPA 2016 3.582 GPA 2017 3.442 GPA

HALL OF FAME 2012

Katherine Hock Melissa Demasi

NE10 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2010 2013 2014 2017

Demmianne Cook Rachel O’Brien Jacqueline Jehelka Allison Johnson

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Career Records (2001-2017) Points

Devan Crimi Erica Devito Jacqueline Jahelka Rachel O’Brien Rachel Ray Claire Petersen Alexa Froccaro Katherine Hock Lauren Lopez Diana Lopez Kaitlyn Carter Marissa Mills Dawn Anselmin Michelle Ceraso

Points Per Game

Claire Petersen Rachel Ray Erica Devito Katherine Hock Devan Crimi Elizabeth Fey Lauren Lopez Jacqueline Jahelka Michelle Ceraso Diana Lopez Alexa Froccaro Dawn Anselmin

Goals

Jacqueline Jahelka Erica Devito Devan Crimi Katherine Hock Alexa Froccaro Lauren Lopez Rachel O’Brien Kaitlyn Carter Marissa Mills Rachel Ray Michelle Ceraso Diana Lopez Elizabeth Fey

Assists

Claire Petersen Rachel Ray Rachel O’Brien Devan Crimi

380 380 358 336 343 310 294 272 259 240 233 206 202 184

2011-14 2009-12 2014-17 2013-16 2006-09 2010-11 2012-15 2002-05 2004-07 2004-07 2008-11 2009-12 2003-06 2008-12

7.75 2010-11 5.12 2006-09 4.94 2009-12 4.77 2002-05 4.64 2011-14 4.23 2010-11 4.18 2004-07 4.068 2014-17 4.04 2008-11 3.87 2004-07 3.5 2012-15 3.42 2003-06 281 270 248 224 220 200 179 169 161 150 143 136 123

2014-17 2009-12 2011-14 2002-05 2012-15 2004-07 2013-16 2008-11 2009-12 2006-09 2008-12 2004-07 2010-11

206 193 157 132

2009-11 2006-09 2013-16 2011-14

Erica Devito Dawn Anselmin Diana Lopez Jacqueline Jahelka Alexa Froccaro Emily Keesling Kaitlyn Carter Karen Sulinski Lauren Lopez Katherine Hock

110 109 104 78 74 65 64 63 59 48

2009-12 2003-06 2004-07 2014-17 2012-15 2013-16 2008-11 2002-04 2004-07 2002-05

184 165 154 149 143 129 129 119 117 112 111 110 105

2014-17 2011-14 2004-07 2013-16 2006-09 2003-06 2004-07 2008-11 2009-12 2012-15 2003-06 2004-07 2009-12

378 219 193 168 159 121 118 117 110 91 87

2012-15 2011-14 2013-16 2004-07 2009-12 2010-11 2007-10 2008-11 2006-09 2004-07 2009-10

Ground Balls Ryley Weber Jacqueline Williams Tara Grodotzke Camille Rosellini Rachel Ray Mary Cannata Lauren Lopez Kaitlyn Carter Marissa Mills Alexa Froccaro Melissa Demasi Meghan Blume Erica Devito

Draw Controls

Felicia Mills Jacqueline Williams Camille Rosellini Tara Grodotzke Marissa Mills Elizabeth Fey Holly Burke Kaitlyn Carter Rachel Ray Meghan Blume Demmianne Cook

Game-Winning Goals

Jacqueline Jahelka Lauren Lopez Kaitlyn Carter Rachel Ray Katherine Hock Michelle Ceraso

28 16 16 13 10 10

Free-position Goals

Erica Devito Devan Crimi

43 38

2014-17 2004-07 2008-11 2006-09 2002-05 2008-12 2009-12 2011-14

Rachel Ray Kaitlyn Carter Marissa Mills Lauren Lopez Katherine Hock Michelle Ceraso

Goalkeeper Saves

Caitlin Fitzpatrick Allyson Murphy Josephine Coiro Taylor Hayes Jordann Dempsey Frankie Caridi Kara Gazzano Grace Monjardo

Saves Per Game

Kara Gazzano Josephine Coiro Caitlin Fitzpatrick Frankie Caridi Allyson Murphy Jordann Dempsey Taylor Hayes Grace Monjardo

35 25 25 23 20 18

2006-09 2008-11 2009-12 2004-07 2002-05 2008-11

503 386 320 271 174 146 141 50

2007-10 2004-07 2002-03 2013-16 2011-14 2011 2001 2005

14.10 1.85 7.73 7.30 7.15 4.75 3.40 2.38

2001 2002-03 2007-10 2011 2004-07 2012-14 2013-16 2005-06

Goals Against Average (250+ min.) Taylor Hayes Frankie Caridi Christina Kozakiewicz Allyson Murphy Josephine Coiro Caitlin Fitzpatrick Grace Monjardo Jordann Dempsey

5.06 5.91 6.21 6.44 6.46 6.62 6.67 7.60

2013-16 2011 2006-09 2004-07 2002-03 2007-10 2005 2012-14

Most Wins Taylor Hayes Caitlin Fitzpatrick Allyson Murphy Jordann Dempsey Josephine Coiro Hailey Peterson Frankie Caridi Grace Monjardo Kara Gazzano

61 2013-16 53 2007-10 44 2004-07 33 2011-14 21 2002-03 21 2015-present 20 2011 7 2005 4 2001

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Single Season Records (2001-2017) Points Claire Petersen Devan Crimi Claire Petersen Erica Devito Rachel Ray Rachel Ray Jacqueline Jahlka Alexa Froccaro Rachel O’Brien Erica Devito Devan Crimi Alexa Froccaro Jacqueline Jahelka Allison Johnson Erica Devito

2011 2014 2010 2011 2009 2008 2016 2014 2016 2012 2013 2015 2017 2017 2009

83 80 77 74 73 72 72 70 69 68 63 63 61 60 60

2014 2016 2011 2014 2005 2017 2015 2009 2013 2015 2011 2012 2014 2010 2010

125 81 75 66 57 52 50 48 39 34 33 32

2011 2010 2009 2008 2017 2014 2015 2005 2012 2006 2007 2007

Assists Claire Petersen Claire Petersen Rachel Ray Rachel Ray Allison Johnson Devan Crimi Rachel O’Brien Dawn Anselmin Erica Devito Dawn Anselmin Rachel Ray Diana Lopez

2005

Kristin Jones Claire Petersen Demmianne Cook Ryley Weber Jacqueline Williams Ryley Weber Lauren Lopez Tara Grodotzke Meg Brown Caitlin Hilbert Megan Blume Elizabeth Fey Frankie Caridi

62 59 59 57 57 56 51 51 49 47 46 46 46

2010 2010 2010 2015 2014 2017 2006 2006 2011 2008 2006 2011 2011

Ground Balls

182 135 128 106 106 105 104 103 102 102 101 98 97 97 88

Goals Devan Crimi Jacqueline Jahelka Erica Devito Alexa Froccaro Katherine Hock Jacqueline Jahelka Alexa Froccaro Erica Devito Devan Crimi Jacqueline Jahelka Elizabeth Fey Erica Devito Jacqueline Jahelka Elizabeth Fey Erica Devito

Diana Lopez

Draw Controls Felicia Mills Felicia Mills Ryley Weber Elizabeth Fey Jackie Williams Marissa Mills Ryley Weber Michelle Scanell Camille Rosellini Jacqueline Williams Michele Scannell Holly Burke Meg Brown

179 134 85 83 83 63 63 62 61 59 57 54 50

2014 2015 2015 2011 2013 2011 2016 2016 2016 2014 2017 2010 2012

Game-Winning Goals Jacqueline Jahelka Michelle Ceraso Lauren Lopez Rachel Ray Emily Keesling Marissa Mills Kaitlyn Carter Kaitlyn Carter Devan Crimi Claire Petersen Demmianne Cook Erica Devito Danielle Jaycox

8 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4

2016 2009 2007 2006 2016 2010 2009 2011 2014 2010 2011 2011 2013

Free Position Goals Devan Crimi Jacqueline Jahelka Devan Crimi Erica Devito Alexa Froccaro Erica Devito Michelle Ceraso Katherine Hock Erica Devito Rachel Ray Rachel Ray

15 14 13 13 12 12 11 11 10 10 10

2014 2014 2013 2012 2014 2011 2009 2005 2009 2008 2007

218 180 146 143 141 128 120 107 102 102

2002 2010 2011 2008 2001 2009 2006 2004 2007 2003

14.53 14.10 9.00 8.50 8.41 7.64 7.3 7.11

2002 2001 2010 2003 2008 2004 2011 2009

Goalkeeper Saves Josephine Coiro Caitlin Fitzpatrick Frankie Caridi Caitlin Fitzpatrick Kara Gazzano Caitlin Fitzpatrick Allyson Murphy Allyson Murphy Allyson Murphy Josephine Coiro

Saves Per Game Josephine Coiro Kara Gazzano Caitlin Fitzpatrick Josephine Coiro Caitlin Fitzpatrick Allyson Murphy Frankie Caridi Caitlin Fitzpatrick

Goals Against Average Hailey Peterson Taylor Hayes Allyson Murphy Taylor Hayes Taylor Hayes Caitlin Fitzpatrick Josephine Coiro Frankie Caridi Allyson Murphy Allyson Murphy Jordann Dempsey Grace Monjardo

3.57 4.27 4.59 4.71 4.81 4.98 5.08 5.91 6.10 6.36 6.50 6.67

2017 2016 2005 2015 2014 2009 2003 2011 2006 2004 2013 2005

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Adelphi in the NCAA’s The Adelphi women’s lacrosse team have made 13 NCAA appearances from 2004-2017, capturing eight national titles and becoming the first DII program to win three consecutive championships. In their first tournament berth in 2004, the Panthers garnered their first NCAA title and the first for a women’s program at Adelphi. The Panthers’ program record in the NCAA Tournament stands at 22-5.

SINGLE GAME HIGHS INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

Points, Game: 10, Devan Crimi, vs. Saint Anselm, 5/10/14 Points, Season: 182, Claire Petersen (2011) Goals, Game: 9, Katherine Hock vs. New Haven (4/16/05), Devan Crimi vs. Assumption (4/13/14) Goals, Season: Devan Crimi, 83 (2014) Assists, Game: 11, Claire Petersen vs. Merrimack (5/07/11) Assists, Season: 125, Claire Petersen (2011) Saves, Game: 28, Josephine Coiro vs. Assumption (3/16/02) Saves, Season: 218, Josephine Coiro (2002)

TEAM HIGHS

Goals, Game: 25, vs. Assumptions (3/21/09), vs. Philadelphia (3/12/11), vs. Merrimack (3/30/11) Goals, Season: 381 (2014) Assists, Game: 20, vs. Assumption, 4/12/2011 Assists, Season: 175 (2017) Most Wins, Season: 22 (2014) Most Consecutive Wins: 22 (2014) Most Consecutive Losses: 3 (2001) Most Points, Game: 44, vs. St. Anselm (4/8/2004), vs Assumption (4/12/11) Fewest Goals Allowed, Game: 0, vs. Bryant (3/22/02), vs AIC (3/1/09), vs. AIC (4/6/11), vs. SCSU (4/18/12), vs.STAC (3/17/14), vs. AIC (3/25/14), vs. Merrimack (4/4/15) Fewest goals allowed, Season: 33 (2017) Most Saves: 28, vs. Assumption (3/16/02) Most First Half Goals: 21, vs. Assumption (3/21/09) Most Second Half Goals: 14, vs. New Haven (4/22/04)

NCAA Tournament Records Individual Records GOALS

Game: 6, Katherine Hock vs. West Chester, 5/15/04 Tournament: 10, Katherine Hock, 2004 Career: 29, Jacqueline Jahelka, 2014-17

ASSISTS

Game: 8, Rachel Ray vs. C.W. Post, 5/16/09 Tournament: 12, Rachel Ray, 2009 Career: 13, Rachel Ray, 2006-09

POINTS

Game: 7, Three times Lauren Lopez vs. West Chester, 5/14/06 Claire Petersen vs. Le Moyne 5/21/11 Erica Devito vs. Limestone 5/22/11 Tournament: Jacqueline Jahelka, 2017 Career: 34, Jacqueline Jahelka, 2014-17

SAVES

Game: 14 Caitlin Fitzpatrick vs. West Chester, 5/23/10 Tournament: 20, Caitlin Fitzpatrick, 2010 Career: 39, Allyson Murphy, 2004-07

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE

Game: 1, Hailey Peterson, vs. New Haven, 5/13/17 Tournament: 4.00, Hailey Peterson, 2017 Career: 7.66, Caitlin Fitzpatrick, 2007-10

TEAM RECORDS GOALS

Game: 20, vs. St. Anselm (5/10/14) Tournament: 44, 2014

ASSISTS

Game: 11 vs. C.W. Post, 5/17/09 Tournament: 19, 2014

POINTS

Game: 30 vs. St. Anselm (5/10/14) Tournament: 61, 2014

MOST GOALS ALLOWED Game: 16 vs. Stonehill, 5/14/05 Tournament: 12, 2017

FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED 1, vs. New Haven, 5/13/17

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All-Time Record All-Time Program Record (263- 29) AMERICAN INT’L (12-0) ASSUMPTION (16-0) Belmont Abbey 1-0 BENTLEY (17-1) Bloomsburg 1-0 Bryant 7-0 Dowling 3-0 East Stroudsburg 1-1 FDU-Madison 2-0 Florida Southern (4-1) FRANKLIN PIERCE (9-0) Gannon University 1-0 Georgian Court 2-0 Grand Valley State (4-0)

LE MOYNE (13-4) Lindenwood 2-0 LIU POST (11-11) Limestone 1-0 Lock Haven 3-0 Manhanttanville 2-0 MERRIMACK (16-1) Mercy 1-0 Mercyhurst 5-0 Molloy 6-0 Montclair State 2-1 NEW HAVEN (24-1) PACE (4-0) Philadelphia 17-1 Queens (NC) 1-0 Queens (N.Y.) 1-0

Regis University 2-0 Rollins 4-0 St. Andrews 1-0 SAINT ANSELM (14-1) St. Leo 1-0 ST MICHAEL’S (10-0) St. Thomas Aquinas 6-0 SO.CONN. STATE (13-0) SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE (9-0) STONEHILL (19-5) West Chester 3-0 UC-Davis 0-1 NE10 Opponents in CAPS

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Year-by-Year Records 5/3 5/10

2001

Record: 4-6 Independent Coach: Jill Lessne-Solomon 3/18 3/22 3/24 3/28 3/31 4/7 4/12 4/19 4/21 4/22

Manhattanville Merrimack Bentley C.W. Post New Haven Philadelphia FDU-Madison Montclair St St. Anselm New Haven

W,13-6 L, 9-10 L, 1-7 L, 6-13 W, 19-2 L, 6-18 W, 10-9 L, 7-13 L, 8-12 W, 18-2

2002

Record: 11-4 Independent Coach: Jill Lessne-Solomon 3/16 3/22 3/27 3/29 3/30 4/4 4/6 4/13 4/14 4/18 4/20 4/21 4/27 4/28 5/4

Assumption Bryant Manhattanville UC-Davis New Haven East Stroudsburg Philadelphia Merrimack Bentley Montclair State FDU-Madison St. Anselm New Haven Stonehill C.W. Post

W, 9-8 W, 15-0 W, 12-11 L, 5-16 W, 18-2 L, 8-11 W, 8-7 W, 10-9(OT) W, 7-5 W, 17-8 W, 16-5 W, 12W, 17-5 L, 6-9 L, 8-17

2003

Record: 10-2 Independent ECAC Champions Coach: Jill Lessne-Solomon 3/16 3/21 3/29 3/30 4/3 4/10 4/13 4/17 4/19 4/26

Merrimack at Bryant at New Haven Stonehill East Stroudsburg AIC at Assumption Montclair State Philadelphia Bentley

W, 14-4 W, 16-5 W, 7-3 L, 6-8 W, 13-6 W, 22-0 W, 18-3 W, 22-1 W, 16-5 W, 11-2

at C.W. Post Philadelphia

L, 10-16 W, 13-8

2006

2004

Record: 16-1 NYCAC: 4-1 NCAA DII Champions

3/16 Mercyhurst 3/27 at Stonehill 3/28 at AIC 4/1 Philadelphia 4/4 Bryant 4/8 St. Anselm 4/10 New Haven 4/17 at Philadelphia 4/19 Assumption 4/22 at New Haven 4/25 at Bentley 5/1 C.W. Post 5/13 vs. C.W. Post^ 5/15 vs. West Chester^ ^-NCAA Tournament (Orlando, Fla.)

3/4 at Queens (NC) 3/5 at St. Andrews 3/14 Philadelphia* 3/19 St. Anselm 3/25 Mercyhurst 4/6 Molloy* 4/8 at Stonehill 4/14 at New Haven* 4/19 at St. Thomas Aq.* 4/20 at Merrimack 4/23 Bryant 4/27 at So. Conn. 4/29 at Assumption 4/30 at Bentley 5/6 C.W. Post* 5/13 vs. C.W. Post^ 5/14 vs. West Chester^ ^-NCAA Tournament (Lisle, Ill.)

Coach: Jill Lessne-Solomon

Record: 13-1 Independent NCAA DII Champions Coach: Jill Lessne-Solomon W, 15-4 W, 15-5 W, 20-2 W, 17-10 W, 14-3 W, 26-8 W, 20-2 W, 10-6 W, 22-4 W, 21-5 W, 18-4 L, 9-15 W, 11-10 W, 12-11

2005

Record: 14-2 NYCAC: 6-0 NCAA Final Four Coach: Jill Lessne-Solomon 3/12 at Mercyhurst W, 16-6 3/16 St. Thomas Aq.* W, 20-3 3/18 Merrimack W, 16-6 3/20 Assumption W, 20-1 3/26 at Philadelphia* W, 13-3 4/1 at Bryant W, 18-5 4/3 Stonehill L, 5-13 4/7 AIC W, 14-4 4/10 Regis W, 15-3 4/16 at New Haven* W, 18-1 4/21 Philadelphia* W, 13-6 4/23 at St. Anselm W, 19-0 5/1 Bentley W, 24-4 5/3 New Haven* W, 21-6 5/7 C.W. Post* W, 13-12 5/14 vs. Stonehill^ L, 10-16 ^-NCAA Tournament (Westchester, Penn.)

W, 12-8 W, 14-2 W, 18-3 W, 17-7 W, 18-6 W, 19-2 W, 6-5 W, 15-8 W, 21-9 W, 15-9 W, 17-6 W, 23-5 W, 17-3 W, 20-7 L, 14-13 W, 9-8 W, 16-8

2007

Record: 13-2 ECC: 5-1 Coach: Jill Lessne-Solomon 3/4 3/14 3/18 3/24 3/29 3/31 4/1 4/7 4/11 4/14 4/20 4/22 4/24 4/26 4/28

Bentley Assumption at St. Anselm New Haven* at C.W. Post* vs. Ganon at Mercyhurst at Philadelphia* at Molloy* Stonehill Merrimack Philadelphia* St. Thomas Aq.* So. Conn. State at Bryant

W, 15-4 W, 16-0 W, 11-10 W, 15-10 L, 10-6 W, 12-11 W, 14-9 W, 17-11 W, 15-8 L, 12-11 OT W, 15-9 W, 22-11 W, 22-6 W, 20-7 W, 24-12

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Year-by-Year Records 2008

2010

Record: 16-1 ECC: 5-0 NCAA Final Four Coach: Joe Spallina 3/08 at SNHU 3/09 at Assumption 3/16 vs. Mercyhurst 3/22 at Georgian Court 3/27 at St. Thomas Aq.* 4/05 at New Haven * 4/06 at Bentley 4/08 at SCSU 4/12 at Stonehill 4/15 at Merrimack 4/18 vs. Regis Univ. 4/19 vs. Philadelphia* 4/23 at Dowling * 4/26 vs. Bryant 4/29 vs. Molloy * 5/02 at C.W. Post 5/15 vs. C.W. Post ^ ^-NCAA Tournament (Houston, Texas)

W, 18-9 W, 20-2 W, 14-12 W, 22-7 W, 22-9 W, 18-5 W, 17-13 W, 21-4 W, 14-10 W, 24-16 W, 21-4 W, 20-2 W, 16-3 W, 20-6 W, 13-2 W, 7-4 L, 9-4

2009

Record: 18-0 ECC: 4-0 NCAA DII Champions Coach: Joe Spallina 2/20 at Rollins College 3/01 vs. AIC 3/07 at St. Michaels 3/11 vs. SCSU 3/19 vs. Georgian Court 3/21 vs. Assumption 3/22 vs. Bentley 3/28 vs. Merrimack 4/03 vs. New Haven 4/05 at Franklin Pierce 4/11 vs. Stonehill 4/18 at Philadelphia 4/22 at Dowling* 4/25 at Molloy* 4/26 vs. STAC * 5/02 at C.W. Post* 5/16 vs. C.W. Post^ 5/17 vs. Lock Haven^ ^-NCAA Tournament (Salem, Va.)

W, 19-3 W, 21-0 W, 21-1 W, 24-4 W, 23-1 W, 25-5 W, 18-4 W, 21-4 W, 18-6 W, 24-4 W, 16-8 W, 22-4 W, 14-10 W, 19-7 W, 23-2 W, 14-9 W, 15-10 W, 16-4

Record: 19-1 NE10: 11-0 NE10 Champions NCAA DII Champions Coach: Joe Spallina 2/19 at Rollins W, 20-7 2/28 vs. Belmont Abbey W, 21-6 3/16 vs. Queens N.Y. W, 25-3 3/20 at Stonehill* W, 16-9 3/21 at Assumption* W, 20-1 3/27 vs. Franklin Pierce* W, 24-7 3/31 at Merrimack* W, 23-12 4/03 at Bentley* W, 23-3 4/06 vs. SCSU* W, 24-2 4/10 vs. St. Michael’s* W, 24-0 4/14 vs. AIC* W, 25-7 4/17 at St. Anselm* W, 24-2 4/20 at New Haven* W, 24-7 4/24 vs. SNHU* W, 25-9 5/01 vs. CW Post L, 21-16 5/08 vs. SNHU% W, 24-6 5/09 vs. Stonehill% W, 14-13 OT 5/15 vs. Stonehill W, 15-10 5/22 vs. CW Post^ W, 14-9 5/23 vs. West Chester^ W, 17-7 %-NE10 Tournament ^-NCAA Tournament (Gettysburg, Penn.)

2011

Record: 20-0 NE10: 12-0 NE10 Champions NCAA Division II Champions Coach: Joe Spallina 2/22 3/12 3/23 3/26 3/27 3/30 4/6 4/9 4/12 4/16 4/17 4/20 4/22 4/23 4/27

at Rollins vs. Philadelphia at Le Moyne* vs. St. Anselm* at Dowling vs. Merrimack* at AIC* vs. Stonehill* vs. Assumption* at St. Michael’s* at Franklin Pierce* at SCSU* at C.W. Post vs. Bentley* vs. New Haven*

W, 21-9 W, 25-3 W, 11-9 W, 22-0 W, 20-12 W, 25-5 W, 22-0 W, 20-14 W, 24-4 W, 24-2 W, 24-3 W, 24-2 W, 19-7 W, 22-2 W, 21-6

4/30 at SNHU* W, 24-3 5/7 vs. Merrimack% W, 24-10 5/8 vs. Le Moyne% W, 17-11 5/21^ vs. Le Moyne W, 18-13 5/22^ vs. Limestone W, 17-4 %-NE10 Tournament ^-NCAA Tournament (Garden City, N.Y. hosted by Adelphi University on Motamed Field)

2012

Record: 19-3 NE10: 11-1 NE10 Champions NCAA First Round Coach: Rob Grella 3/1 vs. Molloy 3/5 at Bloomsburg 3/10 at Philadelphia 3/15 at SNHU* 3/17 at Merrimack* 3/21 vs. Le Moyne* 3/24 at St. Anselm* 3/31 vs. Franklin Pierce* 4/4 vs. AIC* 4/7 at Stonehill* 4/10 at Assumption* 4/24 vs. St. Michael’s* 4/18 vs. SCSU* 4/21 at Bentley* 4/24 at New Haven* 4/28 vs. LIU-Post 5/5 at Stonehill% 5/6 at Le Moyne% 5/12 at LIU-Post^ %-NE10 Tournament ^-NCAA First Round (

W, 15-10 W, 20-6 W, 21-3 W, 23-12 W, 20-9 L, 10-11 W, 22-12 W, 24-7 W, 23-7 W, 19-7 W, 23-8 W, 20-2 W, 23-0 W, 20-11 W, 10-8 L, 11-13 OT W, 12-11 OT W, 13-12 L, 11-14 at LIU-Post)

2013

Record: 18-3 NE10: 11-1 NE10 Runner Up NCAA Final Four Coach: Rob Grella 2/17 3/1 3/2 3/9 3/16 3/20 3/23 3/26

at St Leo at Molloy at AIC* vs. Philadelphia vs. Merrimack* at SCSU* at Franklin Pierce* vs. Grand Valley

W, 21-7 W, 17-12 W, 19-2 W, 20-3 W, 20-7 W, 16-2 W, 18-1 W, 22-5

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Year-by-Year Records 3/30 vs. Stonehill* 4/6 at SNHU* 4/9 vs. New Haven* 4/13 vs. St. Anselm* 4/17 at Le Moyne 4/20 at St. Michael’s* 4/23 vs. Assumption* 4/24 vs. Lindenwood 4/26 vs. Bentley* 5/4 at Stonehill% 5/5 at Le Moyne% 5/11 at Le Moyne^ 5/18 LIU-Post^ %-NE10 Tournament ^-NCAA Tournament

W, 12-5 W, 24-7 W, 14-9 W, 11-9 L, 13-11 W, 20-1 W, 19-4 W, 18-12 W, 10-4 W, 11-7 L, 8-6 W, 9-8 L, 7-6

2014

Record: 22-0 NE10: 12-0 NE10 Champions NCAA National Champions Coach: Rob Grella 2/21 Grand Valley State 3/1 Lindenwood 3/8 Philadelphia 3/15 Merrimack 3/17 Saint Thomas Aquinas 3/19 SCSU 3/22 Franklin Pierce 3/25 American Int’l 3/29 Stonehill 4/2 Mercy 4/5 SNHU 4/8 New Haven 4/12 Saint Anselm 4/13 Assumption 4/16 Le Moyne 4/19 Saint Michael’s 4/26 Bentley 5/3 Stonehill % 5/4 New Haven % 5/10 Saint Anselm ^ 5/17 LIU Post ^ 5/18 Lock Haven ^ %-NE10 Tournament ^-NCAA Tournament

W, 17-3 W, 13-11 W, 20-4 W, 21-3 W, 19-0 W, 23-1 W, 22-3 W, 18-0 W, 10-4 W, 17-3 W, 22-5 W, 13-5 W, 21-11 W, 24-3 W, 16-6 W, 18-1 W, 15-7 W, 14-5 W, 14-4 W, 20-6 W, 17-10 W, 7-5

2015

Record: 21-1 NE10: 12-1 NE10 Champions NCAA National Champions Coach: Pat McCabe 2/22 Rollins 2/24 Florida Southern 3/7 Philadelphia 3/11 Southern Connecticut 3/14 Assumption 3/17 Saint Anselm 3/21 Saint Michaels 3/25 Bentley 3/28 Franklin Pierce 4/4 Merrimack 4/8 American International 4/11 Southern New Hampshire 4/14 Pace 4/18 Stonehill 4/22 New Haven 4/25 Le Moyne 4/29 Saint Michaels% 5/2 Stonehill% 5/3 Le Moyne% 5/9 Stonehill^ 5/16 Le Moyne^ 5/17 Lockhaven^ %-NE10 Tournament ^-NCAA Tournament

W, 15-6 W, 15-13 W, 19-4 W, 24-4 W, 14-4 W, 17-8 W, 15-3 W, 15-2 W, 20-4 W, 19-0 W, 20-3 W, 19-8 W, 20-2 W, 15-5 L, 5-10 W, 15-6 W, 16-4 W, 14-5 W, 14-5 W, 10-6 W, 10-5 W, 5-4

2016

Record 21-1 NE10: 13-0 NE10 Champions NCAA National Runner Up 2/20 2/22 3/8 3/19 3/22 3/26 3/30 4/2 4/5 4/8 4/13 4/16 4/19 4/23

Grand Valley State University W, 16-6 Florida Southern College W, 16-10 Southern New Hampshire W, 13-3 Saint Michael’s College W, 16-1 Stonehill College W, 13-3 Bentley University W, 13-6 Southern Connecticut W, 18-2 LIU Post W, 4-3 Pace University W, 20-1 Merrimack College W, 18-4 University of New Haven W, 12-8 American International College W, 20-2 Le Moyne College W, 10-7 Assumption College W, 18-3

4/27 4/30 5/4 5/7 5/8 5/14 5/19 5/21

Franklin Pierce University Saint Anselm College Pace University% University Of New Haven% Le Moyne College% Dowling College^ Le Moyne College^ Florida Southern College^

W, 15-4 W, 14-5 W, 18-2 W, 13-3 W,13-6 W,15-3 W, 13-4 L, 7-8

2017

Record: 21-1 NE10 Record: 12-1 NE10 Champions NCAA Champions 2/18 2/21 3/8/17 3/18 3/21 3/25 3/29 4/1 4/4 4/8 4/12 4/15 4/18 4/22 4/26 4/29 5/3 5/6/17 5/7 5/13 5/19 5/21

Grand Valley State University Florida Southern College American Int’l College Saint Michael’s College Stonehill College Bentley University So. Connecticut State So. New Hampshire Pace University Merrimack College University of New Haven LIU Post Le Moyne College Assumption College Franklin Pierce Saint Anselm College Bentley University% University of New Haven% Le Moyne College% University of New Haven^ Le Moyne College^ Florida Southern College^

W, 21-2 W, 12-5 W, 18-0 W, 18-0 W, 17-3 W, 15-0 W, 18-3 W, 18-6 W, 19-10 W, 19-1 W, 18-9 W, 7-3 L, 4-5 W, 19-4 W, 20-2 W, 19-2 W, 16-1 W, 14-7 W, 7-5 W, 18-1 W, 11-7 W, 6-4

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All-Time Roster A Abreu, Chelsea Acker, Courtney Aitkens, Rachel Angulo, Victoria Anselmin, Dawn

E 2016-** 2009-12 2013-16 2001 2003-06

B Badalato, Natalie Bass, Nicole Beier, Kate Belle, Lauren Bennett, Laura Blume, Meghan Bogensberger, Jackie Borges, Chandley Braich, Braich Briseno, Gabriela Brooks, Kateri Brown, Meg Buckowski, Joanie Bulkley, Melissa Burke, Arielle Burke, Holly Busardo, Jessica

2014-15 2008-11 2014-** 2007-20 2006-09 2004-07 2007-20 2015-** 2001-02 2015 2015-** 2011-14 2011-13 2007 2009-12 2007-2010 2004

C Cacioli, Cara Cali, Dina Campbell, Kim Cannata, Mary Carey, Lauren Caridi, Frankie Carter, Kaitlyn Ceraso, Michelle Ciaci, Katelynn Coiro, Josephine Conrad, Kristie Conway, Elizabeth Cook, Demmianne Lauren, Lauren Crimi, Devan

2005 2002 2002 2003-06 2012 2011 2008-11 2008-12 2011-13 2002-03 2012 2015 2010-11 2007-10 2011-14

D Delgado, Colette Devito, Erica Demasi, Melissa Dempsey, Jordann De La Rosa, Noreen

2004-05 2009-12 2003-06 2011-14 2001

Epps, Tamar

L 2017-**

F Facchini, Christina Farley, Shannon Fasano, Andrea Fennessey, Leigh Fey, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Caitlin Flavin, Kerry Ann Fox, Lauren Froccaro, Alexa Fronczak, Brittany Fucich, Jennifer Fudge, Tiffany

2005 2001 2002-03 2001-04 2010-11 2007-10 2017-** 2009-10 2012-15 2007-20 2005-08 2004

G Gallo, Gianna Gillespie, Alyssa Gangarossa, Tara Gazzano, Kara Gibbone, Anne Giordano, Lauren Graham, Jen Graziano, Jill Grodotzke, Tara

2013-16 ?? 2009-12 2001 2001 2004-07 2014-17 2014-** 2004-07

H Hayes, Taylor Hedges, Laura Hilbert, Caitlin Hill, Stephanie Hock, Katherine Holz, Jeannine

2013-16 2011-14 2005-08 2001-02 2002-05 2006-09

J Jackson, Stefani Jahelka, Jacqueline Janelli, Lauren Jaycox, Danielle Johnson, Alison Jones, Kristen

2011-14 2014-17 2012-15 2012-15 2017-** 2010-11

LaBosco, Alyssa Lamont, Alaina Langston, Taylor Lewis, Paige Lieberman, Nicole Lopez, Diana Lopez, Lauren Lyons, Danielle

M Maggiotta, Lisa Marra, Jessica Marran, Stephanie Mathewson, Melyssa McDermott, Rachel Mercado, Destiny Mercier, Emily Metelenis, Megan Mills, Felicia Mills, Marissa Monaco, Jeanne Marie Monjardo, Grace Monsees, Ann Montano, Danielle Murphy, Allyson

2005-07 2003-06 2015-16 2013 2003 2001 2011 2007-08 2012-15 2009-12 2006 2005-06 2001 2013-16 2004-07

O Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, Rachel Oliveto, Angela Osmulski, Kelly

2013-16 2012-13 2013-16

P Pagan, Jessica Palmieri, Mallory Patano, Patano Perez, Catherine Petersen, Claire Peterson, Hailey Pierce, Beth Anne Pingitore, Nicole Pirone, Janine Pollock, Kole

K Kafarski, Danielle Kane, Lindsay Keesling, Emily Kozakiewicz, Christina Kyriacou, Jayna King, Sharon

R 2007-2010 2011-14 2013-15 2017-** 2007-10 2004-07 2004-07 2007

2001-03 2011 2003-05 2001-04 2010-11 2015-** 2015-** 2007-20 2003-06 2017-**

Q 2007-10 2007-10 2013-16 2006-09 2003-06 2001

Quinn, Victoria

2006

Raab, Roxanne Ray, Rachel Read, Melissa Richardson, Katie Rivera, Candy Rojas, Jennifer Rosellini, Camille Ruppert, Christie Ryan, Kelly Ryan, Marie

2013 2006-09 2001-02 2013-14 2001 2011-12 2013-16 2001-04 2003-06 2001-04

S Sangiorgio, Sara Sanna, Jessica Sauvageau, Cassidy Scanell, Michele Schneider, Allison Schreiner, Kristen Sica, Janet Sinacori, Danielle Sinclair, Kelly Smath, Lauren Smith, Kaitlin Simpson, Emily Sotcheff, Vanessa Stackpole, Allison Stackpole, Kaitlyn Stancko, Nicki Staudt, Alison Stoia, Nina Sulinski, Karen

2010-13 2007 2013 2015-** 2015-** 2005-06 2005-06 2015 2015 2002 2007 2008-09 2007-20 2017-** 2015-** 2016-** 2009-12 2013-14 2002-04

T Tumulty, Allison

2007-2010

V Velasquez, Evelin

2002-04

W Wargo, Kristina Weber, Ryley Weber, Shea Wenzel, Mariel Whitfield, Lindsay Williams, Jacqueline

2010 2014-17 2017-** 2009-11 2009-12 2011-14

Z Zahra, Johanna Zalewski, Casey

2007-11 2014-17

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Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation DANNY

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 NE10 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.

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 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 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 five-year 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 In the classroom, 12 student-athletes have been recognized as CoSida men’s soccer program and had oversight Capital One Academic All-District I Team responsibilities for the sports medicine and honorees, including five Academic Allstrength and conditioning departments. Americans from the men’s lacrosse (Nick Watson), women’s lacrosse (Devan Crimi, Alexa Prior to Hofstra, McCabe was at Providence Froccaro), women’s soccer (Taylor Groth) and College where he served as Associate Director of women’s basketball (Kelly Mannix) programs. Athletics for External Relations from 2000-05. In Furthermore, seven teams earned the NE10 Bill Altenberg - 1950-51 that capacity, he managed all athletic department Team Academic Excellence Awards in 2013-14, marketing, promotions and sales strategies for George Faherty 1951-66 while the softball program posted the highest the Big East institution. Under his guidance, the Jim Bedell - 1966-72 GPA across all three NCAA Divisions; the College experienced increased sponsorship program followed that up as one of four Panther Ron Bazil - 1972-79 sales and ticket sales and increased the average teams to win an Academic Excellence Award attendance at Friar men’s basketball games. Larry Keating 1979-85 in 2014-15, recording the highest GPA in the McCabe also oversaw the Providence Athletic Paul Doherty - 1985-87 history of the award. Ticket Office, managed their collegiate licensing

Adelphi University Director of Athletics

Robert Hartwell In addition to the success in competition and in the classroom, McCabe has been instrumental Danny McCabe 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.

- 1987-2013 - 2013-Present

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 (1994-98) and Fordham University (1991-92). A 1991 graduate of Providence College with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, McCabe earned a MBA degree from Fairfield University in 2004.

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Administration

Victoria Chiesa

Gina Coscia

Emily Dorko

Taylor Hayes

Eugene Marquardt

Coordinator of Sports Information

Administrative Assistant

Associate Athletic Director/ Director of External Relations

Equipment Room Graduate Assistant

Equipment Room Manager

Morgan Metcalf

Felicia Mills

David Vallins

Meghan Tragner

Kate Whalen

Sports Information Graduate Assistan

Coordinator of Athletic Administration

Compliance Graduate Assistant

Business Manager

Athletic Training

Mike Gavagan

Renee Crossan

Tracie Thomson

Keith Ferrara

Head Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Head Strength and Conditioning Coach

Rory Grady

Katherine Martin

Administrative Assistant

Senior Associate AD/SWA/ Compliance

Event Management

Kara Megherian

Andrew McCabe

Vinny Amodeo

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Coordinator of Facilities

Coordinator of Special Events

Sam Caruso

Claudia Kostich

William Marois

Fallon McCarthy

Graduate Assistant

Graduate Assistantt

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Campus Recreation

Linda Gundrum Director

Michael Grant

Assistant Director

Erica Lloyd

Assistant Director

Head Coaches

TBA

Brooke

Men’s Soccer Head Derosa Coach/Senior Assistant Women’s Soccer Head Athletic Director Coach/Assistant Athletic Director

Breanne Nasti

Gordon Purdie

David Duke

Julia DelNero

Gudrinis Fernandez Graduate Assistant

Graduate Assistant

Missy Traversi

Danielle MacKnight

Mary Moore

Charles Cohen

Dennis Kearney

Graduate Assistant

Men’s Basketball Head Coach/Assistant Athletic Director

Women’s Basketball Head Coach/Assistant Athletic Director

Dom Scala

Robert Smith

Peter Fisher

Women’s Volleyball Head Field Hockey Head Coach/Assistant Coach/Assistant Athletic Athletic Director Director

Softball Head Coach/ Assistant Athletic Director

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

Pat McCabe

Joanna Haich

James Sweeney

Katie Rees

Marissa Speciale

Alex Campbell

Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach

Men’s and Women’s Tennis Head Coach

Women’s Golf Head Coach

Cross Country/Track and Field Head Coach

Dance Head Coach

Cheerleading 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 50foot dugouts and enclosed bullpens with two pitchers mounds. The entire field is enclosed and the outfield features an eight-foot high fence with a windscreen.

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

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

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.

surface that is .10 mile.

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 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, 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

Special Programs • • • •

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. 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 .

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 world-famous Jones and Fire Island Beaches, and home to the New York Islanders. Central Suffolk, with beautiful forests and natural inlets, the world’s largest factory outlet center and a huge water park. North Fork, with an array of vineyards, waterfront ports and farm stands.

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;

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• See the Knicks take the court or the Rangers hit the ice at historic Madison Square Garden; • Try your hand at any number of sports at Chelsea Piers; • Get in the holiday spirit at the treelighting 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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