2014 FIELD HOCKEY
Widener’s field hockey and women’s lacrosse teams play their home games at Edith R. Dixon Field, which opened in 2005. Equipped with FieldTurf, lights and a scoreboard, the field is easily accessible for fans and students to watch the Pride. The field also serves as home for our intramural squads.
2014 FIELD HOCKEY TABLE OF CONTENTS Patrons / Edith R. Dixon Field.................................................. IFC Table of Contents / Quick Facts / Directions................................ 1 Head Coach Larissa Gillespie........................................................ 2 Assistant Coaches.......................................................................... 2 2014 Roster................................................................................... 3 2014 Preview................................................................................ 4 The 2014 Pride........................................................................ 5-10 2013 Stats................................................................................... 10 Records....................................................................................... 11 History / 2013 Commonwealth Conf. In Review / 2013 Results..... 12 Widener University...................................................................IBC Dana Adamson
Maggie Karmeris
Directions to Widener • From Philadelphia: Take I-95 South to I-476 North and MacDade Boulevard. Turn west onto MacDade Boulevard and follow the Widener University sign. After three traffic lights, MacDade Boulevard becomes East 22nd Street. At the fourth traffic light, turn left onto Providence Avenue, Route 320 South, and follow the Widener University sign. Turn left onto East 14th Street into the main entrance. From Western and Northern PA: Follow the PA Turnpike to Exit 331A, I-476. Take I-476 South toward Chester to Exit 1. Turn west onto MacDade Blvd. and follow the Widener Univ. sign. After three traffic lights, MacDade Blvd. becomes East 22nd Street. At the fourth traffic light, turn left onto Providence Ave., Route 320 South, and follow the Widener Univ. sign. Turn left onto East 14th Street into the main entrance. From New York, Northern New Jersey and New England: Take the New Jersey Turnpike South to Exit 2. Proceed on Route 322 West across the Commodore Barry Bridge. Coming off the bridge, follow signs for I-95 North and Philadelphia. Take I-95 North to Exit 6 (Routes 320 & 352). At the first traffic light, turn left over bridge. Bear right at the fork on other side of bridge. Go to the first traffic light and turn right onto East 14th Street into the main entrance.
GENERAL INFORMATION Address.......................................................... One University Place ..........................................................................Chester, PA 19013 Enrollment.....................................................3,200 undergraduates Founded......................................................1821, Wilmington, DE Colors...........................................................Widener Blue & Gold Nickname............................................................................... Pride Home Field.................................................... Edith R. Dixon Field Affiliation.......................................................... NCAA Division III Conference................................. Middle Atlantic (Commonwealth) 2013 Records.................................5-13 (1-7 Commonwealth, 9th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost...........................11/11 (Starters, 4/7) ADMINISTRATION President..................................................... Dr. James T. Harris III Athletic Director............................................................ Jack Shafer Assistant A.D./Sr. Woman Admin........Larissa Gillespie ‘98, M ‘00 Assistant Athletic Director....................................Chris Carideo ‘96 Athletic Trainer..................................A.J. Duffy III, MS, ATC, PT Equipment Manager..................................................Charlie Evans Sports Information Director..................................... Derek Crudele Office Phone.............................................................610-499-4436 Fax............................................................................610-499-4481 Cell/Home Phone.....................................................215-880-4377 E-Mail........................................................ dacrudele@widener.edu Facebook.....................................Facebook.com/WidenerUniversity Twitter................................................... Twitter.com/WidenerPride Web Address............................................. www.WidenerPride.com Sports Information Hotline................................. 610-499-4600 (2) COACHING STAFF Head Coach........................................................... Larissa Gillespie Alma Mater...................................................... Widener ‘98, M ‘00 E-mail........................................................ lagillespie@widener.edu Overall Record (Seasons)............................................ 132-108 (14) Record at School (Seasons)......................................... 132-108 (14) Assistants..................................................... Erica Crell, Leslie Kelly Phone........................................................................610-499-4434 From Delaware, Maryland and Washington, DC: Take I-95 North to Exit 6 (Routes 320 & 352). At first traffic light, turn left over bridge. Bear right at the fork on other side of bridge. Go to the first traffic light and turn right onto East 14th Street into the main entrance. From Southern New Jersey: Take the Atlantic City Expressway to I-295 South to the Commodore Barry Bridge. Follow signs for I-95 North and Philadelphia. Take I-95 North to Exit 6 (Routes 320 & 352). At the first traffic light, turn left over bridge. Bear right at the fork on other side of bridge. Go to the first traffic light and turn right onto East 14th Street into the main entrance. From Harrisburg: Follow I-76 East (exiting the Pennsylvania Turnpike at Valley Forge) to Exit 331A (I-476 South). Follow I-476 South to Exit 1 (MacDade Boulevard). Go right off the exit onto MacDade Boulevard West and follow the Widener University sign. After three traffic lights, MacDade Boulevard becomes East 22nd Street. At the fourth traffic light, turn left onto Providence Avenue, Route 320 South, and follow the Widener University sign. Turn left onto East 14th Street into the main entrance.
Credits: The 2014 Field Hockey Media Guide was produced by the Widener University Sports Information Department. Photography by John Ferko ‘80, Greg Carroccio, Al Zacharka and Aerial Sky Shots. Printed by Gazette Printing; Indiana, PA. Information current as of September 2014.
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COACHING STAFF
Larissa Gillespie • Head Coach In her 15th season as Widener’s field hockey head coach and 21st with the program, Larissa Gillespie has accomplished a great deal at her alma mater and her student-athletes have accomplished a great deal both on the field and in the classroom. It is through these values she has instilled that have helped the program continue to be successful every year. Gillespie owns a 132-108 mark during her time, which includes five straight years with at least 10 victories (2003-07). The Pride in 2006 broke the school record for most victories (13) and advanced to the ECAC MidAtlantic Tournament for their first postseason berth. They followed with a 12-5 campaign, playing some of the nation’s top teams. September 21, 2006 will go down as an historic night for Gillespie, who notched her 64th victory to become the program’s all-time winningest coach in Widener’s 5-1 triumph over Neumann. Since Gillespie has been with the field hockey program, numerous school records have been established. The 2001 squad notched its first winning record since 1992 and the 2003 team played in the Commonwealth Conference Tournament for the first of back-to-back years. Under Gillespie’s leadership in 2006, Kate Heritage was picked first team all-region and Jaime Carr was tabbed second team. It marked the first time the team produced all-region players. Carr in 2007 also was named the Philadelphia Inquirer Field Hockey Performer of the Year, based on academic and athletic excellence. Heritage was selected to play in the Senior All-Star Game that same year. That tradition continued in 2013 when Nicole Nardone, a two-time second team all-conference pick and 2011 member of the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic Honor Roll, received the President’s Award for being the student who “contributed the most to campus life through scholarship and participation in extra-curricular activities.” Maggie Karmeris added to that list last fall when she was tabbed Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-America and to the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic Honor Roll. In addition, 13 players have been named first team all-conference during her time and 27 have been tabbed second team. During Gillespie’s time, Widener has had at least one student-athlete on the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Teams eight of the last nine years (2005-11, 2013). The Pride also Larissa Gillespie Year-By-Year have been presented a National Academic Team Award by the National Field Hockey Coaches 2000..............................................8-10 Association (NFHCA) the last six years. 2001..............................................11-6 Gillespie is in her fifth year on the South Atlantic Regional Field Hockey Selection Com- 2002................................................8-9 mittee and her second year on the University’s Title IX Committee. She completed her term as 2003 %..........................................12-6 2004 %..........................................11-5 chair of the Middle Atlantic Conference’s operations committee in 2009. In 2012, Gillespie received an all-expenses paid trip to the NCAA Women Coaches Academy. 2005..............................................10-6 The convention is run by the NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics (CWA), which started 2006 ^...........................................13-6 2007..............................................12-5 in 2002 and is designed to support an initiative to train and retain women coaches. Gillespie in 2013 again attended an important convention, this time sponsored by the NCAA 2008 %..........................................7-12 and the National Association of Collegiate Woman Athletics Administrators (NACWAA). The 2009 %..........................................11-6 2010..............................................10-5 sessions provided education and information on women’s athletics and Title IX, information to 2011................................................8-8 manage issues faced in intercollegiate athletics, improve leadership skills, develop management 2012..............................................6-11 skills and enhance self-actualization. Only 80 women across the country in all divisions were 2013..............................................5-13 selected to participate. Total.......................................132-108 Gillespie, in her 11th year as Senior Woman Administrator and ninth as Assistant A.D., % Commonwealth Conference Tourn. received a B.S. in Sport Management from Widener in 1998 and a Master’s of Business Admin- ^ ECAC Mid-Atlantic Tournament istration in 2000.
Assistant Coaches
Erica Crell is in her third year as an assistant coach for Widener. She has been instrumental for the team in recruiting some of the area’s top athletes and also is responsible for breaking down game tape. Crell will continue to work with the defense and goalkeepers this season. She served four years as an assistant coach at Delaware, working with the goalkeepers and also scouting opponents. Crell helped the Blue Hens win the Colonial Athletic Association crown in 2009 and compete in the NCAA Tournament. She also was a goalkeeping consultant at Lebanon Valley from 2003-2007, an assistant at Princeton in 2003 and worked with the USFHA Future’s Program from 1998-2009. She is Level 2 certified through U.S. Field Hockey. Crell played her first two seasons at Old Dominion before finishing at Rutgers. Leslie Kelly is in her fourth year as an assistant coach for the Pride. Among her duties include dissecting game tape and helping in recruiting, both of which have proved vital for the program. She will continue in her role of working with the defense and the goalkeepers. Kelly was a member of Rutgers’ field hockey team for three seasons. She competed in eight games in 2007, playing just over 550 minutes and totaling 49 saves with a .731 save percentage. Kelly served as the goalkeeper’s coach in 2010 for the Revolution Field Hockey Winter Clinic, the Competitor’s Edge Field Hockey Camp in 2009 and the Rutgers Field Hockey Camp from 2007-08. Kelly was a highly decorated athlete for Glassboro High School in field hockey, softball and track & field. She was tabbed All-Group II in field hockey, leading Glassboro to the 2005 South Jersey Group II crown.
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ROSTER No.
Name
Cl.
Pos.
Hometown/Previous School
Major
1 *
Meghan McLaughlin
So.
M
Woolwich Twp., NJ/Kingsway
Nursing
2 *
Laura Fitzsimmons
So.
M/F
Welcome, MD/Lackey
Education
3
Heather Milillo
Fr.
F
Mount Pocono, PA/Pocono Mountain East
Nursing
4 *
Dana Adamson
So.
D
Warrington, PA/Central Bucks South
Nursing
6
Eliza Newlin
Fr.
M/D
Lewisburg, PA/Lewisburg
Physical Therapy/Anthropology
8 *
Alyssa Buckley
So.
D
Flourtown, PA/Springfield
Nursing
10
Lauren DelRomano
Fr.
D
Broomall, PA/Cardinal O’Hara
Criminal Justice
11 **
Meghan Garvey
Jr.
F
Avondale, PA/Avon Grove
Sport Management
12
Kaelei Renzi
So.
F/M
Mantua, NJ/Gloucester County Institute of Tech. Nursing
14 *
Maddie Price
So.
M/D
Jarrettsville, MD/North Harford
Civil Engineering
15
Laura Giordano
Fr.
M/D
Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill West
Psychology/Physical Therapy
16 **
Ashley Aires
Jr.
M
Bayville, NJ/Central
Nursing
24
Kayla Herr
Fr.
M/D
Lancaster, PA/Penn Manor
Biology/Physical Therapy
25 *
Colleen Riley
So.
F
Tannersville, PA/Pocono Mountain East
Nursing
26
Tai Dottery
Fr.
M/D
Saylorsburg, PA/Pleasant Valley
Nursing
27 *
Brittany Lavin
So.
F
Phillipsburg, NJ/Phillipsburg
Biology/Physical Therapy
41 *** Maggie Karmeris
Sr.
GK
Wilmington, DE/Wilmington Christian
Biology/Physical Therapy
42 *
So.
GK
Northampton, PA/Northampton
Education
Mikayla Ninos
Head Coach: Larissa Gillespie (Widener ’98, M’00), 15th season Assistants: Erica Crell, Leslie Kelly Captains: Maggie Karmeris, Ashley Aires
Erica Crell Assistant Coach
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Leslie Kelly Assistant Coach
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PREVIEW Widener’s field hockey team over its 42-year lineage has seen a great deal of talented student-athletes who have accomplished plenty both on the field and in the classroom grace the campus. The 2014 roster provides more of the same as the team embarks on what should be another successful campaign. One who embraces the true meaning of student-athlete is senior goalkeeper Maggie Karmeris, who already has put together an impressive resume with a year still remaining. The high-water mark of her run to date came last spring, when she was named third team Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-America. The accolades before that also have been impressive in being picked a Scholar of Distinction by the coaches association, named to the Middle Atlantic Conference Academic All-Conference Team and to the MAC Academic Honor Roll. Karmeris on the field closed fifth in the Commonwealth Conference with 5.94 saves per game, totaling 107 saves for a .754 save percentage. Ashley Aires had a strong sophomore campaign last year at midfield and defense in which she was picked second team all-conference. She brings a lot to the table whether it is her play making or her defensive saves, both talents of which will be extremely valuable this year. Another midfielder who offers a great deal is sophomore Dana Adamson, who exploded on the scene last season at midfield. Giving the Pride a great deal of options, she had a team-high four defensive saves last year and showed a great deal of promise with her ability to create plays. Widener has plenty of talent back in the fold at midfield with sophomores Meghan McLaughlin and Laura Fitzsimmons each seeking to be major factors. The defense returns sophomore Alyssa Buckley, who saw playing time a year ago and hopes it increases this season. Sophomore Colleen Riley played in 18 contests a season ago with seven starts and should 2014 Home Games get even more time this season at forward. Sophomore Brittany Lavin also looks to be a factor Sat. Sept. 6 Swarthmore Noon this season at forward. Tue. Sept. 16 Gwynedd Mercy 7:00 pm Sophomore Mikayla Ninos will battle Karmeris for playing time this season. Tue. Sept. 23 Delaware Valley 7:00 pm The Pride welcome seven newcomers in Heather Milillo, Eliza Newlin, Lauren DelRomano, Sat. Oct. 4 Hood * 1:00 pm Kaelei Renzi, Laura Giordano, Kayla Herr and Tai Dottery. Tue. Oct. 7 Cedar Crest 7:00 pm Widener begins the campaign August 29 at Immaculata and the home opener is September Wed. Oct. 15 Muhlenberg 7:00 pm 6 against Swarthmore. The league opener is September 25 at Albright. Sat. Oct. 18 Lebanon Valley * Noon With the conference now down to eight teams, only the top four teams advance to the Sat. Oct. 25 Messiah * Noon league tournament. That will be held from November 5-8. Tue. Oct. 28 Alvernia * 6:00 pm
The 2014 Pride • Front Row (L-R): Eliza Newlin, Meghan McLaughlin, Meghan Garvey, Maggie Karmeris, Ashley Aires, Kaelei Renzi, Laura Giordano. Middle Row (L-R): Maddie Price, Dana Adamson, assistant coach Erica Crell, head coach Larissa Gillespie, assistant coach Leslie Kelly, Laura Fitzsimmons, Tai Dottery. Back Row (L-R): Manager Jessica McCallister, Heather Milillo, Colleen Riley, Alyssa Buckley, Mikayla Ninos, Kayla Herr, Brittany Lavin, Lauren DelRomano.
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Maggie Karmeris
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Senior • Goalkeeper • Wilmington, DE • Wilmington Christian As a Junior in 2013: Named third team Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-America... Selected to the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team... Named a Scholar of Distinction by the NFHCA... Selected to the Middle Atlantic Conference Academic All-Conference Team and to the MAC Academic Honor Roll... Started in 16 games and appeared in all 18 in goal... Ended fifth in the Commonwealth Conference with 5.94 saves per game... Totaled 107 saves for a .754 save percentage... Made 14 saves against Messiah (10/5) and Arcadia (10/9)... Assisted in one shutout. As a Sophomore in 2012: Competed in 14 games with 12 starts in goal, totaling 798 minutes... Closed sixth in the Commonwealth Conference with 68 saves for a .660 save percentage... Made 10 saves against Alvernia (10/6) and nine at Elizabethtown (10/20)... Named to the MAC Academic Honor Roll... Participated in the NCAA Career in Sports Forum in June 2013. As a Freshman in 2011: Competed in 15 games with 14 starts and 1,002 minutes in goal... Ended with a 2.03 goals against average... Closed fourth in the conference with 85 saves, fourth with 5.31 saves per game and sixth with a .739 save percentage... Posted a season-high 12 saves against Alvernia (10/25) and had at least eight saves in five contests... Recorded three shutouts, including GP/GS Min. GAA Svs. Sv% W-L Sho her first career game against Immaculata (9/1)... Twice Named Com2011 15/14 1000:02 2.03 83 .741 7-7 3.5 monwealth Conference Goalkeeper of the Week (9/6, 9/12). 2012 14/12 798:35 3.07 68 .660 6-7 0.5 Notes: Majoring in Biology/Physical Therapy... Member of the Oskin 2013 18/16 1108:38 2.21 107 .754 4-10 0.5 Totals 47/42 2907:15 2.38 258 .723 17-24 4.5 Leadership Institute.
Ashley Aires
16
Junior • Midfield/Defense • Bayville, NJ • Central As a Sophomore in 2013: Named second team All-Commonwealth Conference... Started all 18 games in the midfield... Scored two goals and added an assist... Tied for fifth on the team with five points... Scored on a penalty stroke against Alvernia (10/29)... Also scored against Albright (10/12)... Tied for second on the team with three defensive saves... Named to the MAC Academic Honor Roll. As a Freshman in 2012: Started all 17 games at midfield, one of seven on the team to start every contest... Had an assist in a 6-1 victory over Immaculata (8/31). GP-GS SH G A Pts. DS Notes: Majoring in Nursing. 2012 17-17 1 0 1 1 0 2013 18-18 38 2 1 5 3 Totals 35-35 39 2 2 6 3
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Meghan Garvey
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Junior • Forward • Avondale, PA • Avon Grove As a Sophomore in 2013: Named second GP-GS SH G A Pts. DS team All-Commonwealth Conference... 2012 17-17 47 14 2 30 0 Started all 18 contests... Led the team with 2013 18-18 49 11 4 26 0 11 goals, three game-winning goals and 26 Totals 35-35 96 25 6 56 0 points... Closed sixth in the conference in goals and seventh in points... Tied for the team lead with four assists... Took 49 shots for a .224 shooting percentage... Scored six goals in the first three games of the season... Recorded a hat trick and an assist against Hood (10/26). As a Freshman in 2012: Named Honorable Mention All-Commonwealth Conference... Started all 17 games... Closed fifth in the league with 14 goals (tied for third most in school history) and tied for fifth with 30 points (tied for fourth most in school history)... Scored twice in four different games. Notes: Majoring in Exploratory Studies... Also a member of the women’s lacrosse team... Named Honorable Mention All-Commonwealth Conference in 2013, helping the Pride reach the league tournament.
Dana Adamson
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Sophomore • Defense • Warrington, PA • Central Bucks South As a Freshman in 2013: Started all 18 games GP-GS SH G A Pts. DS on defense... Led the team with four defen- 2013 18-18 23 0 2 2 4 sive saves... Tied for third in the conference with four defensive saves... Posted two assists and took 23 shots... Had two defensive saves against Wilkes (9/13). Notes: Majoring in Nursing.
Alyssa Buckley
8
Sophomore • Defense • Flourtown, PA • Springfield As a Freshman in 2013: Played in nine games and made one start on defense. Notes: Majoring in Nursing.
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GP-GS SH G A Pts. DS 2013 9-1 0 0 0 0 0
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Laura Fitzsimmons
2
Sophomore • Midfield/Forward • Welcome, MD • Lackey As a Freshman in 2013: Played in one game on defense. Notes: Majoring in Education.
GP-GS SH G A Pts. DS 2013 1-0 0 0 0 0 0
Brittany Lavin
27
Sophomore • Forward • Phillipsburg, NJ • Phillipsburg As a Freshman in 2013: Played in one contest on defense. Notes: Majoring in Biology/Physical Therapy.
GP-GS SH G A Pts. DS 2013 1-0 0 0 0 0 0
Meghan McLaughlin
1
Sophomore • Midfield • Woolwich Twp., NJ • Kingsway As a Freshman in 2013: Played in nine games as a midfielder. Notes: Majoring in Nursing.
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GP-GS SH G A Pts. DS 2013 9-0 0 0 0 0 0
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Mikayla Ninos
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Sophomore • Goalkeeper • Northampton, PA • Northampton As a Freshman in 2013: Started two games and appeared in six... Made 19 saves for a .704 save percentage... Assisted in one shutout. Notes: Majoring in Education.
2013
GP/GS Min. GAA Svs. Sv% W-L Sho 6/2 242:04 2.31 19 .704 1-3 0.5
Maddie Price
14
Sophomore • Midfield/Defense • Jarrettsville, MD • North Harford As a Freshman in 2013: Played in 12 games GP-GS SH G A Pts. DS as a midfielder... Scored two goals on four 2013 12-0 4 2 0 4 0 shots... Scored the game-winning goal against Goucher (10/1)... Also scored at Hood (10/26). Notes: Majoring in Civil Engineering.
Colleen Riley
25
Sophomore • Forward • Tannersville, PA • Pocono Mountain As a Freshman in 2013: Played in all 18 contests and started seven at forward... Scored against Delaware Valley (9/25)... Totaled four shots for a .250 shooting percentage. Notes: Majoring in Nursing.
GP-GS SH G A Pts. DS 2013 18-7 4 1 0 2 0
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10
Freshman • Defense • Broomall, PA • Cardinal O’Hara
Notes: Majoring in Nursing.
15
Freshman • Midfield/Defense • Cherry Hill, NJ • Cherry Hill West
3
Freshman • Forward • Mount Pocono, PA • Pocono Mountain E. Notes: Majoring in Nursing.
Kaelei Renzi
Kayla Herr
24
Freshman • Midfield/Defense • Lancaster, PA • Penn Manor
Notes: Majoring in Psychology/Physical Therapy.
Heather Milillo
26
Freshman • Midfield/Defense • Saylorsburg, PA • Pleasant Valley
Notes: Majoring in Criminal Justice.
Laura Giordano
Tai Dottery
Notes: Majoring in Biology/Physical Therapy.
Eliza Newlin
6
Freshman • Midfield/Defense • Lewisburg, PA • Lewisburg Notes: Majoring in Physical Therapy/Anthropology.
12
Sophomore • Forward/Midfield • Mantua, NJ • Gloucester Co. Inst. of Tech. Notes: Majoring in Nursing.
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2013 STATS
Name
GP-GS
G
A
Pts. Shots Shot%
GW PS-ATT DS
Meghan Garvey
18-18 11 4 26 49 .224 3 0-0 0
Samantha Balonis
18-17
6
2
14
30
.200
0
0-0
0
Mackenzie Lindquist
18-15
3
4
10
17
.176
0
0-0
0
Devon Biglin
16-9 3 2 8 8 .375 1 0-0 0
Ashley Aires
18-18 2 1 5 38 .053 0 1-1 3
Hannah Robinson 17-13 2 1 5 12 .167 0 0-0 2 Maddie Price
12-0 2 0 4 4 .500 1 0-0 0
Brittany Gunderson 14-10 1 2 4 3 .333 0 0-0 0 Katie Ferguson
18-18 1 0 2 13 .077 0 0-1 0
Colleen Riley
18-7 1 0 2 4 .250 0 0-0 0
Dana Adamson
18-18 0 2 2 23 .000 0 0-0 4
Hannah Dinsmore 18-18 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-1 3 Lindsay Donovan
18-18 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-1 2
Mikayla Ninos
6-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0
Maggie Karmeris
18-16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0
Nicole Queen
1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0
Brittany Lavin
1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0
Jackie Keene
1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0
Nicole Ward
8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0
Alyssa Buckley
9-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0
Alyssa Giambri
1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0
Laura Fitzsimmons
1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0
Meghan McLaughlin 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Total
18
32 18 82 205 .156 5 1-4 14
Opponents
18
43 31 117 265 .162 13 2-3 9
Goalkeeper
GP/GS
Minutes
GA Avg. Saves Pct.
W-L
Sho
Maggie Karmeris
18/16
1108:38
35
2.21
107
.754
4-10
0/1
6/2
242:04
8
2.31
19
.704
1-3
0/1
Mikayla Ninos
Team 14 Total
18
1350:42 43 2.23 140 .765 5-13
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Opponents
18
1350:42 32 1.66 111 .776 13-5
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RECORDS All-Time Coaching Records
Coach Years W-L-T Pct. Jacquelyn Mertz 1972 Unknown Record Leslie Macan/Sue Finnie 1973 2-2-1 .500 Sue Finnie 1974-84 38-68-21 .382 (11 seasons • 127 games) 1974 4-2 .667 1975 1-4-2 .286 1976 3-2-2 .571 1977 4-5-1 .450 1978 5-4-4 .538 1979 6-4-3 .577 1980 5-5-2 .500 1981 2-11-3 .219 1982 3-11 .214 1983 2-12 .143 1984 3-8-4 .333 Trish DelFimine 1985 4-13 .235 Candace Baldwin Pirie 1986-88 16-31-2 .347 (3 seasons • 49 games) 1986 3-14 .176 1987 7-8-2 .471 1988 6-9 .400 Caron Cramer 1989-96 63-69-3 .478 (8 seasons • 135 games) 1989 8-6-1 .567 1990 7-9 .438 1991 8-6-1 .567 1992 9-7 .563 1993 8-10 .444 1994 9-9-1 .500 1995 8-10 .444 1996 6-12 .333 Erin Smith 1997 4-15 .211 Nicole Porrecca 1998-99 16-21 .432 (2 seasons • 37 games) 1998 7-12 .368 1999 9-9 .500 Larissa (Klein) Gillespie 2000- 132-108 .550 (14 seasons • 240 games) 2000 8-10 .444 2001 11-6 .647 2002 8-9 .471 2003 12-6 .667 2004 11-5 .688 2005 10-6 .625 (ECAC) 2006 13-6 .684 2007 12-5 .706 2008 7-12 .368 2009 11-6 .647 2010 10-5 .667 2011 8-8 .500 2012 6-11 .353 2013 5-13 .278 (42 seasons • 629 games) 275-327-27 .459
Individual Records
Goals (Game) 1. Jaime Carr......................... 5............................ Drew, 10/28/06 2. Kelly Eash.......................... 4........................ Albright, 10/17/07 3. 17 Players with................... 3 Jaime Carr (5), Jenny Garell (2), Larissa Klein, Nikki Ingram, Erica Rose, Missy Pappas, Kelly Eash, Colleen Cormier, Natalie Gifford, Nicole Nardone, Hannah Robinson, Meghan Garvey Goals (Season) 1. Jaime Carr....................... 26..............................................2006 2. Jaime Carr....................... 20..............................................2007
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3. Meghan Garvey............... 14..............................................2012 Colleen Cormier.............. 14..............................................2010 Danielle D’Arico.............. 14..............................................1984 6. Jenny Garell..................... 13..............................................1999 7. Jenny Garell..................... 12..............................................2001 8. Meghan Garvey............... 11..............................................2013 Missy Pappas................... 11..............................................2005 Nikki Ingram................... 11..............................................1999 Sue Kane.......................... 11..............................................1987 Goals (Career) 1. Jaime Carr....................... 60........................................ 2004-07 2. Jenny Garell..................... 36.................................... 1998-2001 3. Colleen Cormier.............. 34........................................ 2008-11 4. Missy Pappas................... 28........................................ 2003-06 5. Christina Blanco.............. 26........................................ 2001-04 6. Meghan Garvey............... 25............................................ 20127. Shannon Phelps............... 23........................................ 2002-05 8. Erica Rose........................ 22........................................ 2005-08 9. Vanessa Racich................. 19.................................... 1999-2002 Jackie Elliott.................... 19........................................ 2006-09 Assists (Game) 1. Jenny Garell....................... 3..................... Neumann, 10/21/99 Jenny Garell....................... 3..................... Bryn Mawr, 9/27/01 Missy Pappas..................... 3................ FDU-Florham, 10/1/03 Assists (Season) 1. Kelly Eash........................ 11..............................................2007 2. Suzie Momenee.................. 9..............................................1996 Jenny Garell....................... 9..............................................1999 4. Megan Scarpinato.............. 8..............................................2010 Missy Pappas..................... 8..............................................2005 Amy Koons........................ 8..............................................2004 Kristin Hanson.................. 8..............................................1999 Assists (Career) 1. Missy Pappas................... 25........................................ 2003-06 2. Jenny Garell..................... 23.................................... 1998-2001 3. Meg Scarpinato................ 19........................................ 2007-10 4. Kelly Eash........................ 18........................................ 2006-07 5. Jessica Gonzalez............... 17........................................ 2006-09 6. Jaime Carr....................... 16........................................ 2004-07 7. Kristin Hanson................ 14.................................... 1999-2002 Erica Rose........................ 14........................................ 2005-08 9. Suzie Momenee................ 12........................................ 1994-96 Christina Blanco.............. 12........................................ 2001-04 Nicole Nardone............... 12........................................ 2009-12 Points (Game) 1. Jaime Carr....................... 10............................ Drew, 10/28/06 2. Missy Pappas..................... 8...............Philadelphia U., 9/20/05 Kelly Eash.......................... 8............................ Drew, 10/28/06 Kelly Eash.......................... 8........................ Albright, 10/17/07 5. Larissa Klein...................... 7....................... Haverford, 9/10/96 Missy Pappas..................... 7................ FDU-Florham, 9/29/04 Jaime Carr......................... 7....... Philadelphia Biblical, 10/4/07 Meghan Garvey................. 7............................Hood, 10/26/13 9. 10 Players with................... 6 Points (Season) 1. Jaime Carr....................... 56..............................................2006 2. Jaime Carr....................... 46..............................................2007
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HISTORY / RESULTS / COMMONWEALTH CONF. REVIEW 3. Jenny Garell..................... 35..............................................1999 4. Missy Pappas................... 30..............................................2005 Meghan Garvey............... 30..............................................2012 6. Colleen Cormier.............. 29..............................................2010 Jenny Garell..................... 29..............................................2001 8. Meghan Garvey............... 26..............................................2013 9. Kelly Eash........................ 27..............................................2006 Kelly Eash........................ 27..............................................2007 Points (Career) 1. Jaime Carr..................... 136........................................ 2004-07 2. Jenny Garell..................... 95.................................... 1998-2001 3. Missy Pappas................... 81........................................ 2003-06 4. Colleen Cormier.............. 76........................................ 2008-11 5. Christina Blanco.............. 74........................................ 2001-04 6. Erica Rose........................ 58........................................ 2005-08 7. Meghan Garvey............... 56............................................ 20128. Kelly Eash........................ 54........................................ 2006-07 9. Shannon Phelps............... 52........................................ 2002-05 10. Vanessa Racich................. 46.................................... 1999-2002
All-Time Captains Susan Mangan, Dorothy M. McCullion..................................1972 June Burroughs, Catherine Willert...........................................1973 Karen Boyer, Debbie Samons...................................................1974 Donna Forbes, Marsha Hill......................................................1975 Bev Halter, Donna Forbes........................................................1976 Beverly Halter..........................................................................1977 Joann Cavallo, Mary Loose......................................................1978 Mary Loose, Linda Spillane......................................................1979 Debbie Dussell, Patty Ryan, Siena Wall...................................1980 N/A........................................................... 1981, 1984-86, 1988-90 Mary Ann Hayes, Martha Rodriquez.......................................1982 Rita Gallen, Donna Sue Lynch, Mary McLaughlin..................1983 Beth MacEntee, Margaret Zoeller............................................1987 Melissa Buttry, Joannison Zissis...............................................1991 Courtney Patton, Nikki Mizack...............................................1992 Valerie Patsky, Minda Piper.....................................................1993 Heather Batchelor, Jen Hocker, Dina Staiano..........................1994 Sue Fordyce, Becky Kulp.........................................................1995 Tami Reinmiller, Joy Shulman.................................................1996 Larissa Klein, Alison Robinson.................................................1997 Katie Capizzi, Dana DiBease, Kim Lynch................................1998 Kara Cooper, Kim Lynch.........................................................1999 Eileen Boltz, Jenny Garell, Dana Martin..................................2000 Jenny Garell, Heather Moffitt, Jen Moffitt...............................2001 Pam Gargano, Kristin Hanson, Lisa Mohrmann, Vanessa Racich...2002 Eileen Brill, Jen Horan, Kendra Solley.....................................2003 Eileen Brill, Amy Koons, Kendra Solley...................................2004 Jennifer Couchara, Shannon Phelps.........................................2005 Tina Giorgio, Kate Heritage, Missy Pappas..............................2006 Colleen Guille, Mallory Meyer.................................................2007 Trina Menta, Jackie Elliott, Amanda Nagy..............................2008 Jackie Elliott, Jess Gonzalez......................................................2009 Colleen Cormier, Megan Scarpinato, Amanda Nagy................2010 Colleen Cormier, Kate Fay, Nicole Nardone............................2011 N. Nardone, Olivia Burgese, Brittany Creighton, H. Dinsmore...2012 Hannah Dinsmore...................................................................2013
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Team Most Valuable Players Suzie Momenee........................................................................1996 Alison Robinson.......................................................................1997 Kim Lynch.....................................................................1998, 1999 Eileen Boltz..............................................................................2000 Jenny Garell and Lisa Mohrmann............................................2001 Lisa Mohrmann.......................................................................2002 Amy Koons....................................................................2003, 2004 Kate Heritage.................................................................2005, 2006 Colleen Guille..........................................................................2007 Jessica Gonzalez.......................................................................2008 Amanda Nagy..........................................................................2009 Megan Purcell..........................................................................2010 Lauren Gehringer.....................................................................2011 Nicole Nardone, Olivia Burgese...............................................2012 Hannah Dinsmore...................................................................2013
2013 Commonwealth Conference Standings Messiah * Elizabethtown * Arcadia * Lebanon Valley * Alvernia * Stevenson Albright Widener Hood
CC 7-1 7-1 6-2 5-3 4-4 4-4 2-6 1-7 0-8
GF GA Ovr. 35 6 15-6 28 6 14-6 20 7 14-7 18 12 9-10 25 24 14-7 20 14 10-10 11 19 6-13 11 22 5-13 3 61 3-14
GF GA 71 29 63 37 52 27 34 33 57 50 47 38 19 46 32 44 15 93
Date Opponent Result/Score Widener Goals 8/30 IMMACULATA W 3-2 Garvey 2, Biglin 9/4 NEUMANN W 4-2 Garvey 2, Biglin Balonis 9/7 at Swarthmore W 4-1 Garvey 2, Lindquist Gunderson 9/10 EASTERN L 1-3 Robinson 9/13 WILKES L 2-3 Ferguson, Balonis 9/17 at Gwynedd-Mercy L (so) 1-2 Biglin 9/20 CABRINI L 1-3 Garvey 9/25 at Delaware Valley L 2-4 Riley, Balonis 9/28 STEVENSON * L 0-2 10/1 GOUCHER W 2-0 Price, Lindquist 10/5 at #13 Messiah * L 1-6 Balonis 10/9 ARCADIA * L (2ot) 1-2 Balonis 10/12 ALBRIGHT * L 1-3 Aires 10/15 at Lebanon Valley * L 1-2 Robinson 10/19 ELIZABETHTOWN * L (ot) 0-1 10/23 at Muhlenberg L (2ot) 1-2 Lindquist 10/26 at Hood * W 5-3 Garvey 3, Balonis, Price 10/29 at Alvernia * L (ot) 2-3 Garvey, Aires * Commonwealth Conference game
WIDENER PRIDE
WIDENER PRIDE Fri. Aug. 29 Thu. Sept. 4 Sat. Sept. 6 Wed. Sept. 10 Sat. Sept. 13 Tue. Sept. 16 Fri. Sept. 19 Tue. Sept. 23 Thu. Sept. 25 Sat. Oct. 4 Tue. Oct. 7 Sat. Oct. 11 Wed. Oct. 15 Sat. Oct. 18 Wed. Oct. 22 Sat. Oct. 25 Tue. Oct. 28 Wed. Nov. 5 Sat. Nov. 8
at Immaculata 4:00 pm at Neumann 5:00 pm Swarthmore Noon at Eastern 4:00 pm at Keystone 1:00 pm Gwynedd Mercy 7:00 pm at Cabrini 4:00 pm Delaware Valley 7:00 pm at Albright * 6:00 pm Hood * 1:00 pm Cedar Crest 7:00 pm at Stevenson * 7:00 pm Muhlenberg 7:00 pm Lebanon Valley * Noon (Homecoming) at Arcadia * 4:00 pm Messiah * Noon Alvernia * 6:00 pm Commonwealth Conference Semifinals Commonwealth Conference Final
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