2014 NCAC Women's Lacrosse Guide by North Coast Athletic Conference

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2013-14 NCAC DIRECTORY President..................................Dr. Grant H. Cornwell, President The College of Wooster Vice President.................................................Marvin Krislov, JD Oberlin College

Web Site....................................................www.northcoast.org Affiliation...........................................................NCAA Division III Founded.............................................................. February, 1983

Executive Director.............................. Keri Alexander Luchowski

Championship Sports.............................23 (11 men, 12 women)

Assistant Executive Director....................................Bret Billhardt

Intercollegiate Officiating Association................... 440/871-8100

Assistant Executive Director................................Russell Kramer

Baseball................................................................ Rich Fetchiet

Legal Counsel........................................................Dennis Butler

Basketball (Men).............................................................. Bill Ek

Accountant......................................................................Jim Loy

Basketball (Women)..................................................Diane Plas

Mailing Address................................................. P. O. Box 16679 Cleveland, Ohio 44116

Cross Country/Track.................................................. Marv Frye

Street Address.................815 Crocker Road, Building B, Suite 5 Westlake, Ohio 44145

Field Hockey..........................................................Candis Parry Football......................................................................Andy Pfaff

Phone.................................................................... 440/871-8100

Softball.................................................................. John DeLuca

Fax........................................................................ 440/871-4221

Tennis................................................................. Don Hunsinger

E-Mail..................................................... ncac@northcoast.org

Volleyball...................................................................Diane Plas

2013-14 NCAC Presidents’ Council PRESIDENT JAMES H. MULLEN, JR. Allegheny College

PRESIDENT LAURIE M. JOYNER Wittenberg University

PRESIDENT ADAM S. WEINBERG Denison University

PRESIDENT GRANT H. CORNWELL The College of Wooster

PRESIDENT BRIAN W. CASEY DePauw University

EARL KISSELL Hiram College Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives

PRESIDENT THOMAS V. CHEMA Hiram College PRESIDENT SEAN M. DECATUR Kenyon College PRESIDENT MARVIN KRISLOV Oberlin College PRESIDENT ROCKWELL“ROCK” JONES Ohio Wesleyan University PRESIDENT GREGORY D. HESS Wabash College

ROGER INGLES Ohio Wesleyan University Co-Chair, Athletic Directors SONYA McKAY Denison University Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives BRENDA MEESE The College of Wooster Co-Chair, Athletic Directors KERI ALEXANDER LUCHOWSKI Executive Director

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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE * DENISON UNIVERSITY * DEPAUW UNIVERSITY * HIRAM COLLEGE * KENYON COLLEGE OBERLIN COLLEGE * OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY * WABASH COLLEGE * WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY * COLLEGE OF WOOSTER

Founded in 1983, the North Coast Athletic Conference is dedicated to fostering a complementary relationship between intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Consisting of 10 academically selective colleges and universities in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania — Allegheny College, Denison University, DePauw University, Hiram College, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wabash College, Wittenberg University, The College of Wooster, along with affiliate member Earlham College — the NCAC believes that high-level athletic programs need not be sacrificed in order to meet rigid academic standards. Significantly, all 10 NCAC institutions have been granted chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the preeminent honor society for colleges and universities. Only 280 of the more than 3,000 four-year institutions in the United States have been so honored. A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division III, the NCAC features championship competition in 23 sports — 11 for men and 12 for women. The 12 women’s sports are among the most offered by any Division III conference, and the equality in number and emphasis between men’s and women’s athletics is just one of the elements that sets the North Coast apart. The goals of the conference express the best aspirations of American amateur athletics. The NCAC brings together a group of institutions which share a common allegiance to academic quality and to the conduct of athletics so as to support the educational purpose. Mason Espinosa,

Intercollegiate athletics can and should complement academic life, rather than compete with it, and sports should enhance the experience of students during their college years. This type of academic and athletic commitment has been led by the 10 school presidents, who have taken an active role in the governance of the conference. Fourty-eight teams from all 23 North Coast sports competed in the NCAA postAli Ross, DePauw season during the 2012-13 academic year. The NCAC added another NCAA Division III swimming championship as Kenyon claimed the men’s title for the 32nd time in program history. In addition, the DePauw women’s basketball team raised the Walnut & Broze trophy for the second time in program history, making them the only women’s basketball team in conference history to win a women’s basketball national title. Conference members have accumulated 66 national championships since the league was formed in February of 1983. In the past academic year, 221 All-America or Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-America certificates were distributed to student-athletes from North Coast schools. The NCAC’s commitment to equity, its broad base of athletic programs, and an unwavering insistence on excellence in academics has served as a model for conferences throughout the country. The North Coast has shown not only that these ideals can coexist, but that they can flourish. The NCAC continues as a pace-setter in the 21st century.

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Ohio Wesleyan

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE * DENISON UNIVERSITY * DEPAUW UNIVERSITY * HIRAM COLLEGE * KENYON COLLEGE OBERLIN COLLEGE * OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY * WABASH COLLEGE * WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY * COLLEGE OF WOOSTER

KENYON PICKED AS PRESEASON FAVORITE FOR 30TH NORTH COAST WOMEN’S LACROSSE SEASON Kenyon emerged as the favorite in the 2014 North Coast Athletic Conference women’s lacrosse preseason poll, based on balloting from the league coaches. The Ladies, which captured the programs first-ever NCAC Championship last year after defeating Wooster in the NCAC Tournament championship game, earned five of nine available first-place votes from league coaches for 75 points. Wittenberg, which posted its second-straight perfect NCAC regular season in 2013 before falling to the Fighting Scots in the NCAC Tournament semifinal, was selected to finish second in the poll after garnering two first-place votes and 72 points. The final first-place vote went to Denison as the Big Red finished third int he poll with 63 points. Wooster finished fourth in the poll with 56 points, followed by Allegheny (48), Ohio Wesleyan (34) and Oberlin (27), DePauw (21) and Hiram (10). 2014 marks the first time That the NCAC will have a separate regular season and tournament champions. The Kenyon offense returns four of its top six scorers from a year ago, including reigning NCAC Newcomer of the Year, sophomore Jane Symmes (Concord, NH/Concord) who recorded 60 total points (48g, 12a). Seniors Alex Bair (Darien, CT/Darien) and Amy Morgan (Mt. Kisco, NY/Horace Greeley) are back as well, and will provide experience for the offense after collecting 58 points (47g, 11a) and 28 points (24g 4a) last season, respectively. Head coach Meredith Buzzi, who is the winningest coach in program history, returns to the sidelines to lead the Ladies this spring. In six seasons at the helm, Buzzi owns an overall record of 65-30. Denison leads all NCAC squads with 17 conference championships in 29 seasons (1985-1994, ‘96 ,1999-‘01, ‘06 and 201112). Wooster has collected six conference titles (2002-04, ‘07, 2009-10), while Oberlin has earned three (1995, 1997-98), Ohio Wesleyan has garnered two (2005 and ‘08) and Kenyon one (2013). -NCAC-

2014 NCAC Preseason Women’s Lacrosse Poll First-place votes in parentheses, followed by total points: 1. Kenyon (5).........................................................75 2. Wittenberg (3)................................................... 72 3. Denison (1)........................................................62 4. Wooster.............................................................56 5. Allegheny...........................................................48 6. Ohio Wesleyan..................................................34 7. Oberlin...............................................................27 8. DePauw.............................................................21 9. Hiram.................................................................10

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ALL-DECADE TEAM Allegheny’s Jensen Paterson (2008-11) and Denison’s Quinn Simmons (200508) spearhead an impressive list of players selected to the North Coast Athletic Conference’s 30th Anniversary Women’s Lacrosse All-Decade Team. Paterson and Simmons were the only two players selected to the all-decade team to have earned four-straight All-NCAC first-team nods in the last 10 years. Jensen Paterson {left} earned All-NCAC first-team accolades from 2008-11 and capped off her career by being named the NCAC Offensive Player of the Year in 2011. Paterson’s 2011 season still stands as the top individual scoring season in league history after she netted 74 goals and dished out 38 assists for 112 total points. In addition, Paterson and current Wittenberg head coach Beth Hemminger (2000-03) share the NCAC’s career record for points in a career at 300. In 65 career games with the Gators, Paterson reached her point total by scoring 221 goals and passing out 79 assists. Paterson was also named a first-team All-American by the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) in 2011. She remains the only player in Allegheny history to earn an All-American certificate from the IWLCA. Quinn Simmons {right} competed in the early portion of last decade as she picked up the NCAC Newcomer of the year honor in 2005 and then concluded her career in 2008 by being named the NCAC Offensive Player of the Year. In 59 total games with the Big Red, Simmons netted 138 goals and handed out 18 assists for 156 total points, while also accumulating 132 draw controls and 102 groundballs. Her draw control total is second on DU’s all-time list, behind only fellow NCAC all-decade honoree selection Carly Tschantz’s (2009-12) 315. There were seven additional student-athletes named to the NCAC women’s lacrosse 30th anniversary all-decade team that earned first-team all-conference citations in three different seasons in the last decade, including Kenyon defender Brigid Donahue (2009-11), Denison defender Molly Lamdin (2004-06), Kenyon goalie Chase Kreuter (2008-10), Allegheny attack Ashley Hughes (2005-07), Kenyon attack Leah Sack (2010-13), Wooster attack Megan Sward (2004-06) and Wooster midfielder Clare Nelson-Johnson (2011-13). Five of the seven earned an NCAC Player of the Year award during their careers with Offensive Player of the Year accolades going to Sack (2013) and Sward (2004), while Donahue (2011), Kreuter (2010) and Lamdin (2005) garnered the NCAC Defensive Player of the Year honor. While no current women’s lacrosse student-athletes were named to the all-decade team, first-year Allegheny head coach Ashley Hughes becomes the first current head coach in the league to be named to an NCAC 30th Anniversary All-Decade team. The North Coast Athletic Conference is celebrating its 30th playing season by selecting All-Decade teams in nearly every championship sport. Players from the first 10 years of play were selected in 1993-94, while players who competed from 1993-2002 were named to the 20th Anniversary All-Decade team. All current head coaches were asked to vote, as were some former coaches and administrators. Four different schools collected an NCAC Women’s Lacrosse championship in the past 10 years. Wooster opened the decade by claiming the 2004 crown, followed by Ohio Wesleyan in 2005, Denison in 2006, Wooster in 2007 and Ohio Wesleyan in 2008. There were consecutive strings of back-to-back streaks over the next four seasons with the Fighting Scots hoisting the trophy from 2009-10 and the Big Red earning the league title from 2011-12, while Kenyon is the defending league champion.

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ALL-DECADE TEAM Third Decade Team (2004-2013) WOMEN'S LACROSSE

Name

School

Position

Years

Carly Carey

Wooster

ATT

2006-09

Lulu Carter

Denison

MID

2008-11

Brigid Donahue

Kenyon

DEF

2008-11

Shawna Ferris

Wooster

2010-13

Julia Fouts

Ohio Wesleyan

MID

2005-08

Ashley Hughes

Allegheny

ATT

2005-08

Chase Kreuter

Kenyon

2007-10

Katie Kubasta

Denison

DEF

2006-09

Molly Lamdin

Denison

DEF

2004-06

Clare Nelson-Johnson

Wooster

MID

2010-13

Jensen Paterson

Allegheny

ATT

2008-11

Leah Sack

Kenyon

ATT

2010-13

Quinn Simmons

Denison

MID

2005-08

Megan Sward

Wooster

ATT

2004-06

Carly Tschantz

Denison

DEF

2009-12

Kiah Voyer-Colbath

Allegheny

MID

2009-12

Katie Warner

Wittenberg

DEF

2010-13

Carrie Williams

Ohio Wesleyan

MID

2004-05

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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE 2014 Roster

No. Name 1 Alexa Steiber 2 Alexa Maloney 3 Kellee Cribby 4 Alyssa Rapelje 5 Carly Minsterman 6 Eleni Brown 7 Jeannie Kirk 8 Katie Denning 9 Jessie Thiessen 10 Jacqueline Marrow 12 Kelly Dickson 13 Kelsey Rodgers 14 Gusty Mead 15 Sara Schwartz 17 Anna Doten 20 Anna Koebley 21 McKenzie Bell 23 Christina Perez 24 Chloe Kedziora 25 Christine McGrath 26 Kaelin Clogan 27 Ashley Potofsky 28 Colleen Bodnar

Yr. Fr. Fr. Sr. So. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. So. Sr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr.

Hometown Shaker Heights, OH Pjiladelphia, PA York, ME Cloumbus, OH Pittsburgh, PA Upper Marlboro, MD Pittsburgh, PA McMurray, PA Pittsburgh, PA Ann Arbor, MI Pittsburgh, PA Wolfeboro, NH Columbia, MD Pittsburgh, PA Western Springs, IL Wexford, PA Akron, OH Redwood City, CA Orlando Park, IL Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA Montreal, Quebec Pittsburgh, PA

2014 Schedule

February 22 at Frostburg State 26 at Thiel

5:00 PM 7:00 PM

March 5 WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 8 at Albion 9 at Trine 19 at Chapman 21 at Pomona Pitzer 25 SAINT VINCENT 29 at Denison^

6:00 PM 2:00 PM 2:00 PM 12:00 PM 10:00 AM 4:00 PM 1:00 PM

April 1 at Wooster^ 5 WITTENBERG^ 12 KENYON^ 15 OBERLIN^ 19 at DePauw^ 23 HIRAM^ 26 at Ohio Wesleyan

7:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 7:00 PM 12:00 PM 7:00 PM 1:00 PM

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts

Returning Stat Leaders Goals 50, McKenzie Bell Assists 58, McKenzie Bell Points 108, McKenzie Bell Ground Balls 46, Sara Schwartz Draw Controls 53, Kelsey Rodgers Goals Against 17, Christina Perez Goals Against Average 7.42, Christina Perez Saves 25, Chloe Kedziora

Location.............................. Meadville, Pennsylvania Founded............................................................ 1815 Nickname....................................................... Gators Colors.....................................................Blue & Gold Enrollment........................................................ 2,100 President.............................Dr. James H. Mullen, Jr. Athletic Director.................................... Portia Hoeg Office phone..................................... (814) 332-3350 Head Coach.......................................Ashley Hughes Office phone..................................... (814) 332-2828 SID............................................................Jim Berger Email.....................................jberger@allegheny.edu. Office phone..................................... (814) 332-5952 Fax.................................................... (814) 337-1217 Head Trainer...................................... Jamie Plunkett Office phone.................................... (814) 332-2817

Head Coach Ashley Hughes Alma Mater...................................... Allegheny, 2008 Overall Record............................11-36, Three Years Record at ALL............................................First Year 2013 Overall Record..........................................10-5 2013 NCAC Record..............................................4-4

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DENISON UNIVERSITY 2014 Roster

No. Name 1 Isabel Tumminello 2 Elsie Humes 3 Hollis Hunsberger 4 Lillian Smith 5 Kelsey Wright 6 Claire Ludlow 7 Katherine Palms 8 Lizzy Pellicane 9 Lauren Adams 10 Katie Wagner 11 Carol Allen 12 Piper Logan 13 Kate Hurst 14 Whitney Powel 15 Isabel Swicklik 16 Molly Chapman 17 Margaret Iglar 18 Annie McMahon 19 Melissa Weinsz 21 Erin Keller 22 Rachel Pregel 25 Maggie Magrini 33 Ansley Gibson 34 Laura Van Horn

Yr. Fr. So. So. So. So. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. So. So. So. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. So.

Hometown Indianapolis, IN Greenwood Village, CO Belmont, MA Alexandria, VA Richmond, VA Saugatuck, MI Grosse Pointe Farms, MI Shirt Hills, NJ Louisville, KY Washington, DC Nashville, TN Wilton, CT Lake Forest, IL Shaker Heights, OH Baltimore, MD Greenwich, CT Evanston, IL Marblehead, MA North Canton, OH Sewickley, PA Sewickley, PA Avon, CT Great Falls, VA Wilmette, IL

Returning Stat Leaders Goals 42, Molly Chapman, Erin Keller Assists 42, Molly Chapman Points 84, Molly Chapman Ground Balls 33, Whitney Powel Draw Controls 52, Erin Keller Goals Against 9, Laura Van Horn Goals Against Average 5.22, Laura Van Horn Saves 5, Laura Van Horn

2014 Schedule

March 2 CENTRE 8 vs. Adrian (at Sewanee) 9 at Sewanee 16 vs. Vassar (at Colorado College) 19 at Colorado College 23 KALAMAZOO 29 ALLEGHENY^ April 1 OBERLIN^ 5 at Augustana 6 at DePauw^ 12 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 15 WOOSTER^ 18 at Wittenberg^ 23 at Kenyon^ 26 at Hiram^

1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:00 PM 3:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 1:00 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 5:00 PM 7:00 PM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts

Founded............................................................ 1831 Nickname..................................................... Big Red Colors....................................................Red & White Enrollment........................................................ 2,185 President............................... Dr. Adam S. Weinberg Athletic Director...................... Nan Carney-DeBord Office phone..................................... (740) 587-6428 Head Coach.....................................Amanda Daniels Office phone..................................... (740) 587-5664 SID...........................................................Craig Hicks Email.........................................hicksc@denison.edu Office phone.................................... (740) 587-6546 Fax.................................................... (740) 587-6362 Head Trainer............................................ Brian Hortz Office phone.................................... (470) 587-6441

Head Coach Amanda Daniels Alma Mater................................................Le Moyne, 2003 Overall Record �� 41-41, Five Years Record at DEN �� First Year 2013 Overall Record................................................... 13-3 2013 NCAC Record....................................................... 6-2

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DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 2014 Roster

No. Name Yr. 0 Amy Clark Sr. 1 Mary White Jr. 2 Laura Guild Jr. 3 Carsen Trinkino Fr. 4 Lizzie Vincent So. 5 Carey Kunz Jr. 6 Stef Buffa Fr. 7 Jenni Traver Fr. 9 Sheela Jayaramon So. 10 Elizabeth McCracken So. 11 Nicole Gibson Fr. 12 Emilye Denny Fr. 13 Maria Rummel Fr. 14 Kelli Peterson Fr. 15 Maryclaire Heldring So. 16 Emily Scinta Fr. 18 Hailey Ware Jr. 19 Megan Morrison Jr. 21 Jamie Powell Jr. 23 Taylor Summers Fr. 25 Annie Barrett Fr. 26 Abigail Snively So. 33 Liz Hawkins Fr.

Hometown Indianapolis, IN Tucson, AZ Indianapolis, IN Santa Rosa, CA Noblesville, IL Indianapolis, IN Weston, CT Glastonbury, CT Vernon Hill, IL Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati, OH Indianapolis, IN Edina, MN Fishers, IN Kenilworth, IL Louisville, KY Edina, MN Dousman, WI Earl Park, IN Cambridge, MD Carmel, IN Carmel, IN Louisville, KY

Returning Stat Leaders Goals 30, Elizabeth McCracken Assists 20, Elizabeth McCracken Points 50, Elizabeth McCracken Ground Balls 26, Jamie Powell Draw Controls 36, Carey Kunz Goals Against 187, Amy Clark Goals Against Average 15.61, Amy Clark Saves 82, Amy Clark

2014 Schedule

March 1 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH 2 BENEDICTINE 21 at Augustana 25 at Pomona 26 at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 27 at Whittier 29 at Hiram^

3:00 PM 1:00 PM 8:00 PM 10:00 PM 10:00 PM 9:00 PM 4:00 PM

April 1 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 5 OBERLIN^ 6 DENISON^ 12 WOOSTER^ 15 at Wittenberg^ 19 ALLEGHENY^ 26 at Kenyon^

6:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 11:00 AM 6:00 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts Location....................................Greencastle, Indiana Founded............................................................ 1837 Nickname........................................................ Tigers Colors................................................... Gold & Black Enrollment........................................................ 2,336 President.....................................Dr. Brian W. Casey Athletic Director..................... Stevie Baker-Watson Office phone.................................... (765) 658-4934 Interim Head Coach............................. Julie Sargent Office phone..................................... (765) 658-6623 SID...........................................................Bill Wagner Email..................................... bwagner@depauw.edu Office phone.................................... (765) 658-4630 Fax.................................................... (765) 658-5708 Head Trainer................................................ Rex Call Office phone.................................... (765) 658-4937

Interim Head Coach Julie Sargent Alma Mater................................... Carthage College, 2012 Overall Record �� First Year Record at DPU �� First Year 2013 Overall Record..................................................... 4-8 2013 NCAC Record....................................................... 1-7

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HIRAM COLLEGE 2014 Roster

No. Name Yr. 2 JoLyn Grover So. 4 LeAunna Martin Jr. 5 Jzayla Jackson Jr. 6 Marian Bade So. 7 Michelle Bezek Sr. 9 Jocelyn Schmidt Jr. 11 Autumn Osgood Fr. 12 Morgan Rahman So. 13 Kayla Jenkins Fr. 14 Hannah Schaefer So. 16 Erin Smith Fr. 18 Mackenzi Bolyard-Pizana Fr. 19 Devonique Henderson Jr. 21 Rebecca Goetz Fr. 23 Chanda Woodall So. 28 Paige McLain So. 97 Rebecca Greenhouse So.

Hometown Grand Blanc, MI Akron, OH Lorain, OH Macungie, PA Parma, OH Kent, OH Hyde Park, VT Westlake, OH Solon, OH Kent, OH Youngstown, OH Akron, OH Streetsboro, OH Buffalo, NY Akron, OH Beaver Falls, PA Pittsburgh, PA

2014 Schedule

February 27 MOUNT UNION

4:00 PM

March 1 at Houghton 4 OLIVET 7 HILBERT 18 at Thiel 22 at Wilmington 27 WALSH 29 DEPAUW^

3:30 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 7:00 PM 3:30 PM 5:00 PM 4:00 PM

April 2 at Baldwin Wallace 5 at Wooster^ 9 at Kenyon^ 12 at Wittenberg^ 17 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 19 OBERLIN^ 23 at Alleghney^ 26 DENISON^

7:30 PM 4:30 PM 5:00 PM 1:00 PM 6:00 PM 1:00 PM 7:00 PM 1:00 PM

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts

Returning Stat Leaders Goals 12, Hannah Schaefer Assists 2, Hannah Schaefer Points 14, Hannah Schaefer Ground Balls 39, Rebecca Greenhouse Draw Controls 21, Hannah Schaefer Goals Against 217, Rebecca Greenhouse Goals Against Average 15.50, Rebecca Greenhouse Saves 70, Rebecca Greenhouse

Location..................................................Hiram, Ohio Founded............................................................ 1850 Nickname...................................................... Terriers Colors......................................................Blue & Red Enrollment........................................................ 1,300 President............................... Thomas V. Chema, JD Athletic Director...............................Ellen Dempsey Office phone.................................... (330) 569-5340 Head Coach............................................ Erika Blozie Office phone..................................... (330) 569-5347 SID.............................................................Jeff Hoedt Email..........................................hoedtjm@hiram.edu Office phone.................................... (330) 569-5495 Fax.................................................... (330) 569-5392

Head Coach Erika Blozie Alma Mater.....................Eastern Connecticut State, 2005 Overall Record �� 3-12, One Year Record at HIR �� 3-12, One Year 2013 Overall Record �� 3-12 2013 NCAC Record �� 0-8

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KENYON COLLEGE 2014 Roster

No. Name 2 Susie Gurzenda 3 Lara McMahon 6 Gia Biaggi 8 Jane Symmes 9 Ansen Burr 10 Alex Bair 11 Emmy Weiner 12 Allie McLane 13 Caroline Shipman 14 Margaret Armstrong 15 Michelle Picard 18 Kate Lang 19 Charlotte Greene 20 Laura Boniface 22 Carrie Stevens 23 Alana Lawson 24 Abby Coleman 25 Lauren Earls 26 Amy Morgan 28 Kelly Russell 30 Margaret Tucker 33 Indigo Eisendrath 44 Meredith Bentsen

Yr. Sr. Sr. Fr. So. So. Sr. So. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. Sr. So. Jr. Fr. Jr.

Hometown Somerset, PA Bethel Park, PA Sonoma, CA Concord, NH Portland, OR Darien, CT Lutherville, MD South Hamilton, MA Harrison, NY McLean, VA Carlisle, MA Denver, CO Katonah, NY Poland, OH South Lyon, MI Brooklyn, NY Chestnut Hill, MA Bloomfield Hills, MI Mt. Kisco, NY Atlanta, GA Richmond, VA Wakefield, RI Washington, DC

Returning Stat Leaders Goals 48, Jane Symmes Assists 12, Jane Symmes Points 60, Jane Symmes Ground Balls 71, Jane Symmes Draw Controls 102, Jane Symmes Goals Against N/A Goals Against Average N/A Saves N/A

2014 Schedule

March 7 at Puget Sound 9 at Linfield 11 at Pacific 15 THIEL 16 at Mount Union 22 WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 27 OTTERBEIN 29 at Oberlin^

4:00 PM 1:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 5:00 PM 12:00 PM

April 1 WITTENBERG^ 6 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 9 HIRAM^ 12 at Allegheny^ 19 at Wooster^ 23 DENISON^ 26 DEPAUW^

4:30 PM 12:00 PM 5:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts Location..............................................Gambier, Ohio Founded............................................................ 1824 Nickname.......................................... Lords & Ladies Colors................................................ Purple & White Enrollment........................................................ 1,600 President.................................. Dr. Sean M. Decatur Athletic Director.................................... Peter Smith Office phone.....................................(740) 427-5811 Head Coach....................................... Meredith Buzzi Office phone..................................... (740) 427-5648 SID.......................................................... Marty Fuller Email......................................... fullerm@kenyon.edu Office phone.................................... (740) 427-5471 Head Trainer....................................... Andy Wheeler Office phone.................................... (740) 427-5553

Head Coach Meredith Buzzi Alma Mater................................... Colby-Sawyer, 2003 Overall Record �� 65-30, Six years Record at KEN �� 65-30, Six years 2013 Overall Record ��13-3 2013 NCAC Record..............................................7-1

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OBERLIN COLLEGE 2014 Roster

No. Name 1 Bronwen Schumacher 2 Taylor Swift 3 Phoebe Hammer 4 Michaela Puterbaugh 5 Hannah Christiansen 6 Sara Phister 7 Marissa Maxfield 8 Sarah Orbuch 9 Morgan Daruwala 10 Suzanna Doak 11 Jodi Helsel 12 Simone Brodner 13 Sarah Andrews 16 Heewon Kwon 17 Sloane Garelick 19 Courtney Bolden 20 Maya Elany 21 Hannah Heinke-Green 22 Emily Kipling 25 Alexa Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Insalata 33 Grace Barlow

Yr. Hometown Jr. New York, NY So. Rockville, MD Sr. Portland, OR Fr. Canton, OH Sr. Williamstown, MA Fr. Phoenix, AZ Fr. Orland Park, IL Sr. Plymouth, MN Fr. Lexington, MA So. Portland, OR Jr. San Diego, CA Sr. Portland, OR Sr. Oberlin, OH Jr. Seoul, South Korea West Windsor-Plainsboro, NJ Fr. Fr. Washington, DC Fr. Lexington, MA Fr. Worthington, OH So. Pittsburgh, PA Fr. Plainsboro Township, NJ So. Elm Grove, WI

2014 Schedule

March 8 at Otterbein 10 LOURDES 12 at Adrian 15 ALMA 23 at Randolph Macon 29 KENYON^

1:00 PM 4:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 5:00 PM 12:00 PM

April 1 at Denison^ 5 at DePauw^ 9 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 12 at Washington & Jefferson 15 at Allegheny^ 19 at Hiram^ 23 WITTENBERG^ 26 WOOSTER^

5:00 PM 12:00 PM 5:00 PM 4:00 PM 7:00 PM 1:00 PM 7:00 PM 1:00 PM

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts

Returning Stat Leaders Goals 28, Grace Barlow Assists 6, Bronwen Schumacher Points 33, Grace Barlow Ground Balls 43, Jodi Helsel, Sarah Andrews Draw Controls 41, Sarah Andrews Goals Against N/A Goals Against Average N/A Saves N/A

Location................................................Oberlin, Ohio Founded............................................................ 1833 Nickname............................... Yeomen & Yeowomen Colors...............................................Crimson & Gold Enrollment........................................................ 2,900 President...................................... Marvin Krislov, JD Athletic Director......................... Natalie Winklefoos Office phone..................................... (440) 775-6401 Head Coach..................................Lynda McCandlish Office phone..................................... (440) 775-6556 SID........................................................ Mike Mancini Email................................mike.mancini@oberlin.edu Office phone.................................... (440) 775-8503 Fax.................................................... (440) 775-8957 Head Trainer............................................ Tim Carver Office phone.................................... (440) 775-8589

Head Coach Lynda McCandlish Alma Mater................ Northwestern University, 2006 Overall Record...........................................First Year Record at OBE...........................................First Year 2013 Overall Record.......................................... 4-11 2013 NCAC Record..............................................3-5

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OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV. 2014 Roster

No. Name 00 Natalie Reddy 1 Meg Doherty 3 Theresa Wolfgang 4 Saige Bell 5 Caroline Bonee 6 Cate Bailey 7 Alex Thrasher 8 Montana Knapp 10 Abbie Love 11 Patricia Ryan 12 Steph Martineau 13 Morgan Williams 14 Haley Savoie 15 Sara Lawrence 16 Briana Brown 17 Isabella Flibotte 18 Emily Lee 19 Kaitlin Kropf 20 Taylor Weis 22 Lori Weischedel 23 Eilee Foley 24 Mia Minguela 25 Sophia Love 30 Jordan Bernstein

Yr. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. So. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. So. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Jr.

Hometown SouthSalem, NY Hingham, MA Medina, OH Newbury Park, CA Wellesley, MA Hingham, MA Baltimore, MD San Diego, CA Bainbridge Island, WA

Columbus, OH Woonsocket, RI Wilmington, DE San Diego, CA Wilbraham, MA Ann Arbor, MI Cohasset, MA Columbus, OH Westerville, OH Sylvania, OH Essex Junction, VT Portsmouth, NH Silver Spring, MD Portland, OR Charlotte, NC

Returning Stat Leaders Goals 27, Patricia Ryan Assists 14, Patricia Ryan Points 41, Patricia Ryan Ground Balls 41, Eilee Foley Draw Controls 46, Theresa Wolfgang Goals Against 139, Jordan Bernstein Goals Against Average 15.34, Jordan Bernstein Saves 62, Jordan Bernstein

2014 Schedule

March 5 at Otterbein 8 BALDWIN WALLACE 11 vs. Stevenson* 12 vs. Beloit* 15 at Centre 19 DEFIANCE 24 MOUNT UNION 29 at Wittenberg^

4:40 PM 11:00 AM 1:00 PM 10:00 AM 4:30 PM 7:00 PM 4:00 PM 12:00 PM

April 1 DEPAUW^ 4 TRANSYLVANIA 6 KENYON^ 9 at Oberlin^ 12 at Denison^ 17 at Hiram^ 19 at Washington & Jefferson 23 WOOSTER^ 26 ALLEGHENY^

6:00 PM 7:00 PM 12:00 PM 5:00 PM 1:00 PM 6:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM

^ - NCAC Game * - Clermont, FL Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts Location............................................ Delaware, Ohio Founded............................................................ 1842 Nickname........................................ Battling Bishops Colors.................................................... Red & Black Enrollment........................................................ 1,850 President...........................................Dr. Rock Jones Athletic Director...................................Roger Ingles Office phone..................................... (740) 368-3738 Head Coach............................... Chelsea Huguenard Office phone..................................... (740) 368-3735 SID................................................ Mark Beckenbach Email......................................... mlbecken@owu.edu Office phone.................................... (740) 368-3340 Fax.................................................... (740) 368-3332 Head Trainer.............................................Todd Miller Office phone.................................... (740) 368-3747

Head Coach Chelsea Huguenard Alma Mater............................ Western Michigan, 2007 Overall Record �� First Year Record at OWU �� First Year 2013 Overall Record �� 3-13 2013 NCAC Record �� 2-6

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WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY 2014 Roster

No. Name Yr. 2 Kelsey Mack Fr. 3 Bri Murphy So. 4 Megan Loofbourrow Jr. 5 Beth Hubbard Jr. 6 Francine Murzynski Sr. 7 Carrie Kubasta So. 8 Alie Marousek Sr. 10 Mary Ann White Jr. 11 Pearl Ernat Fr. 14 Sara Ellis So. 15 Lindsey Gaterman So. 18 Alex Dressman Jr. 19 Elyssa Silva Sr. 20 Mallory Skrobot Sr. 21 Becca Joseph Fr. 22 Logan Warye Jr. 26 Anna Tarbutton Fr. 29 Haley Schroeder Fr. 48 Katie Reuter Fr. Maddy Kelly So.

Hometown Marysville, OH Reading, CT Prospect, KY West Hartford, CT Mentor, OH Medina, OH Ballston Lake, NY Indianapolis, IN Cleveland Hts., OH Grosse Pt. Farms, MI

St. Louis, MO Cincinnati, OH Golden, CO Dublin, OH Toledo, OH Maineville, OH Gahanna, OH Granville, OH Cleveland, OH Columbus, OH

2014 Schedule

March 8 at Guilford 10 at Randolp-Macon 18 ADRIAN 22 STEVENSON 26 at Mount Union 26 OHIO WESLEYAN^ April 1 at Kenyon^ 5 at Allegheny^ 6 at Thiel 9 at Wooster^ 12 HIRAM^ 15 DEPAUW^ 18 DENISON^ 23 at Oberlin^ 27 CARTHAGE

4:00 PM 1:00 PM 5:00 PM 11:00 AM 7:00 PM 12:00 PM 5:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM 6:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 1:00 PM

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts

Returning Stat Leaders Goals 57, Logan Warye Assists 24, Francine Murzynski Points 72, Logan Warye Ground Balls 51, Francine Murzynski Draw Controls 62, Francine Murzynski Goals Against 4, Katie Reuter Goals Against Average 2.00, Katie Reuter Saves 3, Katie Reuter

Location.......................................... Springfield, Ohio Founded............................................................ 1845 Nickname........................................................ Tigers Colors....................................................Red & White Enrollment........................................................ 1,950 President...................................Dr. Laurie M. Joyner Interim Athletic Director....................Steve Dawson Office phone..................................... (937) 327-6456 Head Coach.................................... Beth Hemminger Office phone..................................... (937) 327-6490 SID........................................................ Ryan Maurer Email.................................. rmaurer@wittenberg.edu Office phone.....................................(937) 327-6114 Fax.....................................................(937) 327-6112 Head Trainer.........................................Ellen Crosbie Office phone.................................... (937) 327-6467

Head Coach Beth Hemminger Alma Mater ��Wooster, 2004 Overall Record �� 24-9, Two Years Record at WIT �� 24-9, Two years 2013 Overall Record ��12-4 2013 NCAC Record..............................................8-0

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COLLEGE OF WOOSTER 2014 Roster

No. Name 00 Isabel Perman 3 Abby Szlachta 4 Heather Honn 5 Haylie Honn 6 Shelby Stone 7 Emily Turnbull 8 Shannan Pullara 10 Jamie Wren-Jarvis 11 Julia Huldin 13 Cassidy Jester 14 Heather Szymanski 16 Alison Schlothauer 17 Molly Sennett 18 Cassie Greenbaum 20 Eliza Perry 21 Averi Lassiter 22 Ellie Hudson-Heck 24 Ashley Parry

Yr. So. So. So. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Fr. So. Jr.

Hometown St. Louis, MO Highlands Ranch, CO Eden Prairie, MN Eden Prairie, MN Grosse Pointe Park, MI Grosse Pointe Woods, MI Centennial, Colo. Novato, CA Alexandria, VA Akron, OH Shoreham, NY North Olmsted, OH Rochester, NY Ellicott City, MD Southport, CT Bethesda MD Medina, OH Lakewood, OH

2014 Schedule

March 1 CENTRE 22 FREDONIA STATE 29 at Saint Vincent 30 CARTHAGE

4:30 PM 6:00 PM 1:00 PM 12:00 PM

April 1 ALLEGHENY^ 4 at Baldwin Wallce 5 HIRAM^ 9 WITTENBERG^ 12 at DePauw^ 15 at Denison^ 19 KENYON^ 23 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 26 at Oberlin^

7:00 PM 7:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 11:00 AM 5:00 PM 1:00 PM 7:00 PM 1:00 PM

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Quick Facts

Returning Stat Leaders Goals 46, Ellie Hudson-Heck Assists 28, Eliza Perry Points 64, Eliza Perry Ground Balls 44, Molly Sennett Draw Controls 50, Cassie Greenbaum Goals Against 68, Isabel Perman Goals Against Average 9.36, Isabel Perman Saves 37, Isabel Perman

Location.............................................. Wooster, Ohio Founded............................................................ 1866 Nickname........................................... Fighting Scots Colors................................................... Black & Gold Enrollment........................................................ 2,000 President.................................Dr. Grant H. Cornwell Athletic Director............................ Dr. Keith Beckett Office phone.................................... (330) 263-2189 Head Coach.................................................. Liz Ford Office phone..................................... (330) 263-2182 SID....................................................... Hugh Howard Email..................................... hhoward@wooster.edu Office phone.................................... (330) 263-2374 Fax.................................................... (330) 263-2209 Head Trainer.............................................. Tom Love Office phone.................................... (330) 263-2184

Head Coach Liz Ford Alma Mater ��Rowan, 1995 Overall Record......................... 92-38-1, Eight Years Record at WOO.........................92-38-1, Eight years 2013 Overall Record ��13-5 2013 NCAC Record ��5-3

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse All-Time Standings 2013

Member NCAC Overall 1. Kenyon *................................ 7-1............ 13-3 2. Wooster.................................. 5-3............ 15-5 3. Wittenberg............................. 8-0............ 12-4 4. Denison.................................. 6-2............ 13-3 5. Allegheny............................... 4-4............ 10-5 6. Oberlin................................... 3-5.............4-11 7. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 2-6............ 3-13 8. DePauw................................. 1-7.............. 4-8 9. Hiram..................................... 0-8............ 3-12 *Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year (Offensive): Leah Sack, KEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Katie Warner, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Jane Symmes, KEN Coach of the Year: Meredith Buzzi, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

2010

2012

2011

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison *............................... 5-1............ 15-5 2. Wittenberg............................. 6-0............ 12-5 3. Wooster.................................. 4-2......... 12-5-1 4. Allegheny............................... 2-4.............. 9-9 5. Kenyon................................... 2-4.............. 7-8 6. Oberlin................................... 1-5.............11-5 7. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 1-5.............. 8-8

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison *............................... 6-0............ 13-5 2. Wooster.................................. 4-2............ 10-6 3. Allegheny............................... 4-2............ 12-6 4. Wittenberg............................. 3-3.............. 9-6 5. Kenyon................................... 3-3.............. 9-6 6. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 1-5............ 3-12 7. Oberlin................................... 0-6.............. 4-9

Player of the Year (Offensive): Kiah Voyer-Colbath, ALL Player of the Year (Defensive): Carly Tschantz, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Alie Marousek, WIT Coach of the Year: Jacqueline McDevitt, OBE NCAA Representatives: DEN

Player of the Year (Offensive): Jensen Paterson, ALL Player of the Year (Defensive): Brigid Donahue, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Cassie Greenbaum, WOO Coach of the Year: Nichole Johnson, WIT NCAA Representatives: DEN

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

2009

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

2008

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster *............................... 5-1............ 12-4 2. Kenyon................................... 5-1............ 12-4 3. Allegheny............................... 4-2.............. 7-7 4. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 3-3.............11-6 5. Wittenberg............................. 2-4.............. 9-6 Denison.................................. 2-4.............. 7-7 7. Oberlin................................... 0-6.............4-11

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster *............................... 6-0............ 12-4 2. Kenyon................................... 4-2............ 12-5 3. Wittenberg............................. 3-3.............. 7-7 4. Denison.................................. 3-3.............. 6-8 5. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 3-3.............. 7-7 6. Allegheny............................... 2-4............ 5-10 7. Oberlin................................... 0-6............ 0-14

Member NCAC Overall 1. Ohio Wesleyan *.................... 5-1............ 10-5 2. Wooster.................................. 4-2............ 10-6 3. Denison.................................. 4-2.............. 6-9 4. Allegheny............................... 4-2.............. 6-9 5. Kenyon................................... 3-3.............. 9-5 6. Wittenberg............................. 1-5.............. 6-7 7. Oberlin................................... 0-6.............3-11

Player of the Year (Offensive): Jessica Copeland, OWU Player of the Year (Defensive): Chase Kreuter, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Emily Nichols, KEN Coach of the Year: Meredith Buzzi, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN, WOO

Player of the Year (Offensive): Carly Carey, WOO Player of the Year (Defensive): Katie Kubasta, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Kiah Voyer-Colbath, ALL Coach of the Year: Meredith Buzzi, KEN NCAA Representatives: WOO

Player of the Year (Offensive): Quinn Simmons, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Julia Fouts, OWU Newcomer of the Year: Taylor Fey, OBE Coach of the Year: Marge Redmond, OWU NCAA Representatives: OWU

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

2007

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

2006

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

2005

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster.................................. 5-1............ 12-5 2. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 5-1.............11-4 3. Denison.................................. 5-1.............. 7-8 4. Kenyon................................... 3-3.............. 8-8 5. Allegheny............................... 2-4.............. 4-9 6. Oberlin................................... 1-5.............. 6-9 7. Wittenberg............................. 0-6.............3-11

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................. 3-3.............. 8-7 2. Allegheny............................... 4-2.............. 9-7 3. Wooster.................................. 6-0.............11-3 4. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 5-1............ 12-3 5. Kenyon................................... 2-4.............. 3-8 6. Oberlin................................... 1-5............ 4-10 7. Wittenberg............................. 0-6.............3-11

Member NCAC Overall 1. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 4-2............ 12-3 2. Denison.................................. 6-0.............. 9-4 3. Wooster.................................. 5-1.............. 9-4 4. Allegheny............................... 3-3.............. 8-6 5. Wittenberg............................. 2-4.............. 6-8 6. Kenyon................................... 1-4.............. 5-8 7. Oberlin................................... 0-6............ 2-12

Player of the Year (Offensive): Krissy Frost, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Lindsay Buhr, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Frankie De Lavis, KEN Coach of the Year: Liz Ford, WOO; Jill Boffa, KEN NCAA Representatives: WOO

Player of the Year (Offensive): Helena Iaquinta, WOO Player of the Year (Defensive): Emily Deering, ALL Newcomer of the Year: Lela Hull, OBE Coach of the Year: Stephanie Brzezowski, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

Player of the Year (Offensive): Carrie Williams, OWU Player of the Year (Defensive): Molly Lamdin, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Quinn Simmons, DEN Coach of the Year: Kim Rocheleau, OWU NCAA Representatives: OWU

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

2004

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster.................................. 6-0............ 13-4 2. Allegheny............................... 3-3.............. 8-6 3. Denison.................................. 5-1.............. 7-6 4. Kenyon................................... 3-3.............. 7-6 5. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 2-4.............. 7-5 Wittenberg............................. 2-4.............. 2-8 7. Oberlin................................... 0-6............ 2-10 *Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year (Offensive): Megan Sward, WOO Player of the Year (Defensive): Nicole Pritchard, WOO Newcomer of the Year: Kissy Frost, DEN Coach of the Year: Paul Bonus, ALL; Alison Share, WOO NCAA Representatives: WOO

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

2003

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

2002

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster.................................. 6-1............ 12-4 2. Denison.................................. 6-1.............11-6 3. Wittenberg............................. 5-2.............. 8-6 4. Kenyon................................... 4-3.............. 7-5 5. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 4-3.............. 8-7 6. Allegheny............................... 2-5.............. 4-9 7. Oberlin................................... 1-6............ 1-12 8. Earlham................................. 0-7.............. 1-8

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster.................................. 6-1............ 12-6 2. Denison.................................. 7-0.............. 9-7 3. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 4-3.............11-8 4. Kenyon................................... 3-4.............. 7-6 5. Wittenberg............................. 3-4.............. 6-8 Oberlin................................... 3-4.............. 5-8 7. Allegheny............................... 2-5.............. 5-9 8. Earlham................................. 0-7.............0-11

Player of the Year (Offensive): Beth Hemminger, WOO Player of the Year (Defensive): Abbie Stewart, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Emily Deering, ALL Coach of the Year: Nancy Beck, WIT NCAA Representatives: WOO

Player of the Year (Offensive): Bridget Curley, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Cara Romanowski, WIT Newcomer of the Year: Sarah Pilzer, OBE Coach of the Year: Liz Grote, WOO NCAA Representatives: WOO

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse All-Time Standings (2) 2001

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................. 9-0............ 10-5 2. Wooster.................................. 7-3............ 10-7 3. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 5-4............ 10-7 4. Kenyon................................... 5-3.............. 6-6 5. Wittenberg............................. 4-4.............. 8-7 6. Oberlin................................... 2-6............ 3-10 7. Allegheny............................... 1-6.............. 3-9 8. Earlham................................. 0-7.............. 0-8 *Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

Player of the Year (Offensive): Kati Robbins, WIT Player of the Year (Defensive): Jessica Critchlow, WOO Newcomer of the Year: Nicole Pritchard, WOO Coach of the Year: Liz Grote, WOO NCAA Representatives: DEN

1998

2000

1999

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................. 9-0.............. 9-5 2. Oberlin................................... 7-2.............. 8-6 3. Wooster.................................. 6-3............ 10-5 4. Kenyon................................... 4-5.............. 4-8 5. Wittenberg............................. 3-5.............. 6-9 6. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 3-5.............. 6-9 7. Allegheny............................... 1-6.............. 5-8 8. Earlham................................. 0-7.............. 0-9

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................. 7-0.............11-4 2. Oberlin................................... 5-2............ 10-7 3. Kenyon................................... 4-3.............. 5-5 4. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 5-2.............. 8-8 5. Wooster.................................. 4-3.............. 8-8 6. Allegheny............................... 2-5.............. 4-9 7. Wittenberg............................. 1-6.............. 4-9 8. Earlham................................. 0-7.............. 0-9

Player of the Year (Offensive): Laura Peace, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Maggie McFalls, OBE Newcomer of the Year: Gwen Ockenlaender, KEN Coach of the Year: Alix Rorke, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

Player of the Year (Offensive): Kim Allen, OBE Player of the Year (Defensive): Alison Offenburger, DEN Coach of the Year: Alix Rorke, DEN NCAA Representatives:

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

1997

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

1996

Member NCAC Overall 1. Oberlin................................... 6-1.............11-4 2. Denison.................................. 7-0............ 10-6 3. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 5-2.............. 7-6 4. Kenyon................................... 4-3.............. 8-8 5. Wooster.................................. 3-4.............. 7-9 6. Wittenberg............................. 2-5.............. 8-9 7. Allegheny............................... 1-6............ 2-12 8. Earlham................................. 0-7.............. 0-9

Member NCAC Overall 1. Oberlin................................... 7-0............ 14-3 2. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 6-1.............11-4 3. Denison.................................. 5-2.............. 9-8 4. Kenyon................................... 3-4.............7-11 5. Wooster.................................. 4-3.............. 5-9 6. Allegheny............................... 2-5............ 6-10 7. Wittenberg............................. 1-6............ 3-14 8. Earlham................................. 0-7.............0-11

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................. 7-0............ 12-2 2. Oberlin................................... 5-2.............. 8-7 3. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 6-1.............. 9-5 4. Wooster.................................. 4-3............ 10-6 5. Wittenberg............................. 3-4.............. 8-7 6. Allegheny............................... 2-5............ 4-10 7. Earlham................................. 1-6.............. 2-9 8. Kenyon................................... 0-7............ 2-12

Player of the Year (Offensive): Jen Durgin, OWU Player of the Year (Defensive): Katherine Roberts, OBE Coach of the Year: Alix Rorke, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

Player of the Year (Offensive): Elizabeth Barry, OBE Player of the Year (Defensive): Tracy Scott, OWU Coach of the Year: Mindy Manolovich, OBE NCAA Representatives:

Player of the Year (Offensive): Maria Phoenix, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Emily Brunk, WOO Coach of the Year: Linda Strapp, OWU NCAA Representatives:

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

1995

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

1994

Member NCAC Overall 1. Oberlin................................... 6-1............ 12-3 2. Denison.................................. 7-0............ 12-3 3. Wooster.................................. 5-2.............. 9-6 4. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 4-3........... 7-5-1 5. Kenyon................................... 3-4........... 5-9-1 6. Earlham................................. 2-5............ 3-10 7. Allegheny............................... 1-6............ 4-10 8. Wittenberg............................. 0-7.............2-11

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................. 7-0............ 12-3 2. Wooster.................................. 5-2............ 10-8 3. Oberlin................................... 5-2.............. 8-6 4. Earlham................................. 4-3.............. 7-6 5. Kenyon................................... 3-4.............. 7-8 6. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 2-5.............. 3-8 7. Allegheny............................... 1-6............ 2-10 Wittenberg............................. 1-6............ 1-12

Player of the Year (Offensive): Meg Wood, WOO Player of the Year (Defensive): Sarah Bennett, DEN Coach of the Year: Katharine DeLorenzo, OBE NCAA Representatives:

Player of the Year (Offensive): Cheryl Connolly, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Betsy Trowbridge, KEN Coach of the Year: Katharine Perry, OBE NCAA Representatives: DEN

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

1992

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

1991

*Positions 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

1993

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................ 12-0............ 13-3 2. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 8-4.............. 8-7 Wooster.................................. 8-4.............. 8-4 4. Kenyon................................... 6-6.............. 6-6 Earlham................................. 6-6.............. 6-9 6. Wittenberg........................... 2-10............ 2-14 7. Oberlin................................. 0-12............ 0-12 Player of the Year (Offensive): Chrissy Talarico, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Christy Polumbus, DEN Coach of the Year: Sue Stimmell, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

1990

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................ 12-0............ 15-1 2. Earlham................................. 8-4.............. 9-8 Ohio Wesleyan....................... 8-4.............. 8-7 4. Kenyon................................... 7-5.............. 8-5 5. Wittenberg............................. 3-9............ 3-13 6. Oberlin................................. 2-10............ 3-12 Wooster................................ 2-10............ 2-12

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................ 11-1............ 12-4 2. Ohio Wesleyan..................... 10-2............ 12-2 3. Kenyon................................... 7-5.............. 7-7 4. Wittenberg............................. 6-6.............. 7-9 5. Wooster.................................. 4-8............ 4-10 6. Oberlin................................... 3-9............ 3-12 7. Earlham............................... 1-11............ 1-13

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison................................ 10-2.............11-5 2. Kenyon................................... 8-4.............. 9-5 Wittenberg............................. 8-4............ 12-5 4. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 7-5.............. 7-5 5. Oberlin................................... 6-6.............. 6-8 6. Wooster.................................. 3-9.............5-11 7. Earlham............................... 0-12............ 0-13

Player of the Year: Amy Bradley, DEN; Christina Monacelli, DEN Coach of the Year: Sue Stimmell, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

Player of the Year: Christina Monacelli, DEN Coach of the Year: Mary Parker, OWU NCAA Representatives: DEN

Player of the Year: Betsy Jennings, KEN; Jen Sherbrooke, DEN Coach of the Year: Sue Stimmell, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse All-Time Standings (3) 1989

1988

1987

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................. 7-1.............. 9-2 2. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 5-3.............. 6-4 3. Kenyon................................... 4-4.............. 5-5 4. Oberlin................................... 3-5.............. 4-7 5. Wooster.................................. 1-7.............. 3-9

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................. 8-0.............11-3 2. Kenyon................................... 6-2.............. 8-4 3. Oberlin................................... 3-5.............. 4-8 4. Wooster.................................. 2-6............ 3-10 5. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 1-7.............. 2-9

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................. 7-0............ 10-0 2. Wooster.................................. 4-3.............. 4-7 3. Kenyon................................... 4-4.............. 6-4 4. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 2-5.............. 2-7 5. Oberlin................................... 1-6.............. 2-8

Player of the Year: Cathleen Mendelson, DEN Coach of the Year: Tracy Coyne, DEN; Mary Parker, OWU NCAA Representatives:

Player of the Year: Jessica Brown, KEN Coach of the Year: Heather Setzler, OBE NCAA Representatives: DEN

Player of the Year: Wendy Stetson, KEN Coach of the Year: Janine Hathorn, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

1986

1985

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................. 7-1............ 10-5 2. Kenyon................................... 6-2............ 12-3 3. Wooster.................................. 5-3.............. 7-5 4. Oberlin................................... 1-7.............3-11 Ohio Wesleyan....................... 1-7.............. 1-9

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................. 7-1............ 13-3 2. Wooster.................................. 5-3.............. 8-6 3. Kenyon................................... 4-4........... 6-6-1 4. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 3-5.............. 4-6 5. Oberlin................................... 1-7............ 2-10

Player of the Year: Betty Title, WOO Coach of the Year: Sandra Moore, KEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

Coach of the Year: Terri Prodoehl, WOO NCAA Representatives: DEN

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NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S LACROSSE RECORDS Individual Records

Team Records

Goals, game 11, Molly Bloom (OBE) vs. Agnes Scott, 3/30/2010

Goals, game 29, Kenyon vs. Earlham, 4/25/1998

Goals, season 80, Cheryl Connolly (DEN), 1994

Goals, game (both teams) 45, Ohio Wesleyan (23) vs. Kenyon (22), 4/21/1998 45, Ohio Wesleyan (25) vs. Morrisville St. (20), 4/5/2009

Goals, career 233, Laura Peace (DEN), 1998-2001 Assists, game 9, Frankie De Lavis (KEN) vs. Redlands, 4/26/2007 9, Leah Sack (KEN) vs. Wooster, 4/24/2010 9, Jensen Patterson (ALL) vs. Medaille, 3/15/2011 9, Leah Sack (KEN) vs. Wooster, 4/20/2013 Assists, season 75, Leah Sack (KEN), 2013 Assists, career 176, Leah Sack (KEN), 2010-13 Points, game 15 Frankie De Lavis (KEN) vs. Redlands, 4/26/2007 Points, season 112 (74-38), Jensen Paterson, (ALL), 2011 Points, career 300, Beth Hemminger (WOO), 2000-03 (161-139) 300, Jensen Paterson (ALL), 2008-11 (221-79) Saves, game 32, Alysia Oakley (OBE) vs. Ithaca, 3/31/1996 Saves, season 296, Bernadette Delgado (OBE), 1985 Saves, career 950, Ali Livingston (WIT), 1993-96 Saves Percentage, season .755 (96-296), Bernadette Delgado (OBE), 1985 Saves Percentage, career .634 (358-621), Tracy Scott (OWU), 1995-97

Goals, season 285, Denison, 2012 Fewest Goals Allowed, game 0, Denison vs. Earlham, 3/25/1998; 0, Denison vs. Allegheny, 4/15/2000; 0, Kenyon vs. Earlham, 4/19/2000; 0, Oberlin vs. Earlham, 3/24/2001; 0, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Earlham, 4/7/2001; 0, Wooster vs. Earlham, 4/14/2001; 0, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Medaille, 3/23/2003; 0, Kenyon vs. Dallas, 4/3/2004 0, Allegheny vs. Waynesburg, 3/16/2011 0, Allegheny vs. Franciscan, 2/27/2013 0, Wittenberg vs. Hiram, 4/13/2013 0, Oberlin vs. Hiram, 4/20/2013 0, Denison vs. Hiram, 4/27/2013 Fewest Goals Allowed, season 51, Denison, 1987 Assists, game 17, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Earlham, 4/30/1996 17, Denison vs. Waynesburg, 2/25/2012 Assists, season 140, Denison, 2012 Saves, game 32, Oberlin vs. Ithaca, 3/31/1996 Save Percentage, season .696 (91-205), Denison, 2008 Winning Margin, game 26, Kenyon (29) vs. Earlham (3), 4/25/1998 Wins, season 15, Denison, 1992 15, Kenyon, 2010 15, Denison, 2012 Winning Percentage, season .938 (15-1), Denison, 1992 Winning Streak 15, Denison, 1992 Winning Streak (NCAC games) 49, Denison, 1991-96

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2013-14 Calendar of Events AUGUST 2013 6 Tuesday 10 Saturday 15 Thursday

Cross Country/Track & Field Coaches’ Meeting IOA Football Officiating Clinic Sports Information Directors’ Meeting

Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan

SEPTEMBER 2013 10 Tuesday 11 Wednesday 24 Tuesday 29 Sunday

Softball Coaches’ Meeting Swimming & Diving Coaches’ Meeting Baseball Coaches’ Meeting Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Meeting

Wooster Denison Ohio Wesleyan Denison

OCTOBER 2013 6 Sunday 7 Monday 16 Wednesday

NCAC Athletic Directors/Faculty Reps’ Meetings NCAC Sports Caucus Meeting Tennis Coaches’ Meeting

NOVEMBER 2013 2 Saturday 6 Wednesday 6 Wednesday 6 Wednesday 8-9 Fri.-Sat. 9 Saturday 9 Saturday 9 Saturday 12 Tuesday 18 Monday 19 Tuesday

Cross Country Championships (M&W) Field Hockey Championship Semifinals Men’s Soccer Championship Semifinals Women’s Soccer Championship Semifinals Volleyball Championship Field Hockey Championship Men’s Soccer Championship Women’s Soccer Championship Soccer Coaches’ Meeting Field Hockey Coaches’ Meeting Athletic Trainers’ Meeting

DECEMBER 2013 3 Tuesday 12 Thursday

Volleyball Coaches’ Meeting NCAC Presidents’ Council

Ohio Wesleyan Ann Arbor, MI

JANUARY 2014 15-18 Wed.-Sat. 15/16 Wed./Thur. 17 Friday 26 Sunday

NCAA Convention NCAC AD Meeting (at NCAA Convention) NCAC Legislative Meeting (at NCAA Convention) SAAC Meeting

San Diego, CA San Diego, CA San Diego, CA Kenyon

FEBRUARY 2014 12 Wednesday 12-15 Wed.-Sat. 25 Tuesday 28 Friday

Swimming & Diving Coaches Meeting (M&W) Swimming & Diving Championships (M&W) Basketball Championship Quarterfinals (M&W) Basketball Tournament Semifinals (M&W)

Denison Denison TBA (high seeds) TBA (high seeds)

MARCH 2014 1 Saturday 1-2 Sat.-Sun. 7-8 Fri.-Sat.

Basketball Tournament Championships (M&W) Indoor Track & Field Heptathlon (M)/Pentathlon (W) Indoor Track & Field Championships (M&W)

TBA (high seeds) Kenyon Denison

APRIL 2014 23 Wednesday 24 Thursday 25-27 Fri.-Sun. 26 Saturday 26-27 Sat.-Sun. 26-27 Sat.-Sun. 27 Sunday 29 Tuesday 29 Tuesday

Men’s Lacrosse Semifinals Tennis Coaches’ Meeting Tennis Championships (M&W) Men’s Lacrosse Championship Men’s & Women’s Golf Event I Combined Events Track & Field Championship (M&W) Men’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Meeting Basketball Coaches’ Meetings Football Coaches’ Meeting

TBA (high seeds) Denison Denison TBA (high seed) DePauw Kenyon Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan

MAY 2014 1 Thursday 1 Thursday 2-3 Fri.-Sat. 2-3 Fri.-Sat. 3 Saturday 3-4 Sat.-Sun. 5 Monday 8 Thursday 8-10 Thurs.-Sat. 21-22 Wed.- Thur.

Softball Coaches’ Meeting Women’s Lacrosse Semifinals Outdoor Track & Field Championships (M&W) Softball Tournament Women’s Lacrosse Championship Men’s & Women’s Golf Event II Women’s Lacrosse Coaches’ Meeting Baseball Coaches’ Meeting Baseball Championship Annual NCAC Meetings

Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Denison Allegheny TBA (high seeds) TBA (high seeds) TBA (high seeds) TBA (high seed) TBA (high seed) TBA (high seed) TBA (high seed) Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein

TBA (tournament site) TBA (high seeds) Oberlin TBA (high seed) TBA (high seed) Wabash Ohio Wesleyan Chillicothe, Ohio Chillicothe, Ohio Denison

NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE