2013 NCAC Field Hockey Guide by North Coast Athletic Conference

2013 Field Hockey Guide

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 Mason Espinosa, the educational purpose.

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 nine 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

DENISON UNIVERSITY 2013 Schedule

2013 Roster

September 3 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 7 at Johns Hopkins 8 vs. Washington College (at JH) 14 at Earlham^ 15 at DePauw^ 18 at Wittenberg^

4:30 PM 11:00 AM 11:00 AM 12:00 PM 11:00 AM 4:30 PM

October 4 at Oberlin^ 5 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 8 WITTENBERG^ 12 EARLHAM^ 13 DEPAUW^ 18 at Lindenwood 19 vs. Hendrix (at Lindenwood) 22 at Wooster^ 26 at Kenyon^

4:00 PM 11:00 AM 4:30 PM 11:00 AM 1:00 PM 6:30 PM 3:30 PM 4:30 PM 10:00 AM

November 2

11:00 AM

25 28

WOOSTER^ KENYON^

OBERLIN^

4:30 PM 11:00 AM

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Returning Stat Leaders Goals

17, Katie McMahon

Assists

7, Katie McMahon

Points

41, Katie McMahon

Shots

79, Katie McMahon

Saves N/A

Goals Against Average N/A

Minutes N/A

No. Name 2 Mia Day 3 Sara Hofmann 4 Elsie Humes 5 Alex B. Berman 6 Taylor Bacon 7 Katie McMahon 8 Lizzy Pellicane 10 Marielle Woods 11 Rachel Mabie 12 Lillian Smith 13 Mackenzie Ritter 14 Britta Marden 15 Kate Hackett 16 Tonie Michaels 18 Greta Finney 19 Molly Chapman 22 Allie Bacon 23 Karla Dixon 24 Alex W. Berman 25 Abby Martone 28 Sadie Conley 99 Laura Campbell

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

Hometown Fredericksburg, VA Larchmont, NY Greenwood Village, CO Winnetka, IL Mission Hills, KS Wilmette, IL Short Hills, NJ Greenwood Village, CO Winnetka, IL Alexandria, VA San Antonio, TX Belmont, MA Wilmette, IL Dousman, WI Baltimore, MD Greenwich, CT Williamsburg, VA Toledo, OH Englewood, CO St. Louis, MO Pittsburgh, PA Louisville, KY

Quick Facts Location........................................................ Granville, Ohio 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 Acting Head Coach.......................................Nikki Wimsatt Office phone...............................................(740) 587-6584 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

Acting Head Coach Nikki Wimstatt Alma Mater...................................................Ohio University, 1996 Overall Record ��First Year Record at DEN ��First Year 2012 Overall Record ��15-6 2012 NCAC Record ��10-4

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DEPAUW UNIVERSITY 2013 Schedule

2013 Roster

August 30 vs. Lynchburg (at Wittenberg) 31 vs. Centre (at Wittenberg)

7:00 PM 4:00 PM

September 7 vs. Mary Washington (at CNU) 8 at Christopher Newport 14 KENYON^ 15 DENISON^ 21 at Oberlin^ 22 at Wooster^ 25 EARLHAM^ 28 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 29 vs. Rhodes (at Louisville, KY)

11:00 AM 11:00 AM 1:00 PM 11:00 AM 1:00 PM 12:00 PM 4:30 PM 11:00 AM 1:00 PM

October 5 12 13 19 20 23 26

at Wittenberg^ at Kenyon^ at Denison^ WOOSTER^ OBERLIN^ at Earlham^ at Ohio Wesleyan^

2:00 PM 4:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 11:00 AM 6:00 PM 11:00 AM

WITTENBERG^

3:30 PM

November 1

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Returning Stat Leaders Goals

13, Paige Henry

Assists

9, Paige Henry

Points

35, Paige Henry

Shots

72, Paige Henry

Saves

42, Maggie Steele

Goals Against Average 0.60, Maggie Steele

Minutes

1638:13, Maggie Steele

No. Name 1 Micheline Figel 2 Annie Wyman 3 Grace Fisher 4 Natalie Abbott 5 Sofia Carretero 6 Abby Kosling 8 Ashley Steinkamp 9 Kylie Maloney 10 Maggie Grady 11 Sydney Sprawls 12 Annie Beath 13 Kaela Goodwin 14 Taylor Helms 15 Maggie Campbell 16 Colleen Conway 18 Maddie Lee 19 Emily Wetoska 20 Chelsea Cutler 21 Kate Jovanovic 22 Paige Henry 23 Grace Goodbarn 24 Anna Pamier 25 Addie Ball 27 Laynie Thomas 32 Jamie Stoner 99 Maggie Steele

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

Fr.

Fr. So. Fr. Jr.

Hometown Oak Park, IL Akron, OH St. Louis, MO Winnetka, IL St. Louis, MO Granville, OH Ballwin, MO Wheaton, IL Northfield, IL Louisville, KY St. Louis, MO Bethesda, MD Oklahoma City, OK Winnetka, IL St. Louis, MO Glen Ellyn, IL Glenview, IL Victoria, B.C. St. Charles, MO Louisville, KY

Highlands Ranch, CO

Granville, OH

Winnetka, IL Columbus, OH Chicago, IL Loveland, OH

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 Head Coach...........................................Gina Preston Wills Office phone...............................................(765) 658-4931 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

Head Coach Gina Preston Wills Alma Mater �� Centre, 2004 Overall Record ��88-32, Six Years Record at DPU ��88-32, Six Years 2012 Overall Record ��21-2 2012 NCAC Record ��14-0

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EARLHAM COLLEGE August 31

2013 Schedule BETHANY

2013 Roster

2:00 PM

September 7 Wells (at Chambersburg, PA) 8 at Wilson 13 KENYON^ 14 DENISON^ 18 TRANSYLVANIA 21 at Wooster^ 22 at Oberlin^ 25 at DePauw^ 28 WITTENBERG^

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

October 1 5 11 12 18 19 23 26 31

4:30 PM 10:00 AM 1:00 PM 11:00 AM 5:00 PM 11:00 AM 6:00 PM 11:00 AM 4:30 PM

at Ohio Wesleyan^ SEWANEE at Kenyon^ at Denison^ WOOSTER^ OBERLIN^ DEPAUW^ at Wittenberg^ OHIO WESLEYAN^

No. Name 1 Tara Burns 2 Natasha Jacobs 3 Heather Brock 4 Neo Khalema 5 Tori Posey 6 Helena Flores 7 Kaitlyn Brunner 9 Sam Bielinski 10 Bailey Heinzen 11 Megan Hut 15 Diana Ainembabazi 16 Kaitlyn Leamy 17 Emma Compton 18 Emilia Asante 22 Helen Titcomb

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

Hometown Deerfield, IL Bath, ME Montgomery Village, MD

Yellow Springs, OH Crestwood, KY Columbus, OH Aurora, CO Glenview, IL Glenview, IL Tirl, Netherlands Kampala, Uganda Louisville, KY St. Louis, MO New York, NY East Sandwich, MA

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Returning Stat Leaders Goals

4, Neo Khalema

Assists

2, Bailey Heinzen

Points

9, Neo Khalema

Shots

18, Neo Khalema

Saves

54, Helen Titcomb

Goals Against Average

Quick Facts Location................................................ Richmond, Indiana Founded..................................................................... 1847 Nickname..............................................................Quakers Colors........................................................Maroon & White Enrollment................................................................. 1,200 President................................................Dr. David Dawson Athletic Director...........................................Mike Bergum. Office phone...............................................(765) 983-1624 Head Coach................................................ Heather Moore Office phone...............................................(765) 983-1721 SID...................................................................Don Tincher. Email................................................tinchdo@earlham.edu. Office phone...............................................(765) 983-1795 Head Trainer...................................................... Bill Kinsey. Office phone...............................................(765) 983-1312

5.24, Helen Titcomb

Minutes

454:37, Helen Titcomb

Head Coach Heather Moore Alma Mater ��Colgate, 2008 Overall Record ��First Year Record at ERL ��First Year 2012 Overall Record ��1-16 2012 NCAC Record ��0-14

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KENYON COLLEGE August 31

2013 Schedule at Washington & Jefferson

2013 Roster

8:00 PM

September 1 ROCHESTER 11:00 AM 7 at Frostburg State 11:00 AM 8 Rondolph-Macon or Transylvania (at FSU) TBA 13 at Earlham^ 4:30 PM 14 at DePauw^ 1:00 PM 18 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 4:30 PM 21 at Wittenberg^ 12:00 PM 28 at Denison^ 11:00 AM 29 OBERLIN^ 12:00 PM

October 5 11 12 16 20 26 27 November 2

WOOSTER^ EARLHAM^ DEPAUW^ WITTENBERG^ at Ohio Wesleyan^ DENISON^ at Oberlin^

12:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM 10:00 AM 12:00 PM

at Wooster^

12:00 PM

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Returning Stat Leaders Goals

10, Rachel Hall

Assists

6, Maddie Breschi

Points

25, Rachel Hall

Shots

76, Rachel Hall

Saves

60, Sydney Carney-Knisely

Goals Against Average

No. Name Yr. 1 Christine Bloom So. 2 Cait Coates So. 3 Rebekah Lofgren Fr. 4 Abby Coleman Fr. 5 Stephanie Ladman Sr. 6 Anna Petek Fr. 7 Hannah Drake So. 8 Susie Gurzenda Sr. 10 Alex Blair Sr. 11 Cecilia Depman Jr. 12 Annie Hulkower Sr. 16 Julia Richards Fr. 17 Sammy Johnston Jr. 18 Maddie Breschi So. 19 Emmy Weiner So. 20 Claire O’Donnell-McCarthy Fr. 21 Julie Freedman Jr. 22 Morgen Barroso So. 23 Meg Gardella So. 24 Rachel Hall Jr. 25 S. Carney-Knisely Sr.

Hometown Darien, CT Greenwood Village, CO

Lewisburgh, PA Chesnut Hill, MA Worthington, OH Pittsburgh, PA Claremont, NH Somerset, PA Darien, CT Bel Air, MD Alexandria, VA New York, NY Darien, CT Carlisle, PA Lutherville, MD Mentor, OH Lake Forest, IL Ann Arbor, MI Rowayton, CT Los Angeles, CA S. Burlington, VT

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............................................. Jacque DeMarco Office phone...............................................(740) 427-5232 SID................................................................... Marty Fuller Email................................................. fullerm@kenyon.edu Office phone..............................................(740) 427-5471 Head Trainer.................................................Andy Wheeler Office phone..............................................(740) 427-5553

2.19, Sydney Carney-Knisely

Minutes

1120:00, Sydney Carney-Knisely

Head Coach Jacque DeMarco Alma Mater ��Colgate, 2007 Overall Record ��8-10, One Year Record at KEN ��8-10, One Year 2012 Overall Record ��8-10 2012 NCAC Record ��7-7

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OBERLIN COLLEGE 2013 Schedule

2013 Roster

September 1 at Washington & Jefferson 7 at Bentley 8 at Wheelock 14 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 15 at Wittenberg^ 21 DEPAUW^ 22 EARLHAM^ 28 at Wooster^ 29 at Kenyon^

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

October 4 12 13 19 20 23 25 27

DENISON^ OHIO WESLEYAN^ WITTENBERG^ at Earlham^ at DePauw^ at Bethany WOOSTER^ KENYON^

4:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 11:00 AM 11:00 AM 7:00 PM 4:30 PM 12:00 PM

at Denison^ at Rhodes

11:00 AM 11:00 AM

November 2 3

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Returning Stat Leaders Goals

4, Taylor Swift

Assists

4, Jodi Helsel

Points

11, Taylor Swift

Shots

40, Jodi Helsel

Saves

102, Kiran Puri

Goals Against Average 3.26, Kiran Puri

Minutes

815:40, Kiran Puri

No. Name Yr. 3 Taylor Swift So. 4 Dyaami D’Orazio So. 5 Hannah Christiansen Sr. 6 Ariana Enzerink Fr. 7 Olivia DeToma Fr. 9 Elizabeth Raskin Jr. 10 Emma Hahn Fr. 11 Jodi Helsel Jr. 12 Maureen Coffey Fr. 13 Jennifer Krakower Fr. 15 Laura Li Sr. 16 Claire Miller Fr. 19 Claire Yeske Jr. 20 Emily Cocco Fr. 21 Marissa Blackwell Sr. 22 Maggie Gossiaux Fr. 23 Kendra Lian So. 64 Carmen Azevedo Jr.

Hometown Rockville, MD Miami, FL Williamstown, MA Davis, CA Medway, MA Sharon, MA Oakwood, OH San Diego, CA Manassas, VA San Diego, CA Silver Spring, MD Chapel Hill, NC Oak Park, IL McMurry, PA Westerly, RI Metuchen, NJ Granville, OH Durham, CA

Quick Facts Location......................................................... Oberlin, Ohio Founded..................................................................... 1833 Nickname........................................ Yeomen & Yeowomen Colors........................................................Crimson & Gold Enrollment................................................................. 2,900 President................................................Marvin Krislov, JD Athletic Director.................................. Natalie Winkelfoos. Office phone...............................................(440) 775-6463 Head Coach......................................................Anna Baeth Office phone............................................... (440) 775-8511 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 Anna Baeth Alma Mater........................................................Swarthmore, 2008 Overall Record �� 4-11, One Year Record at OBE �� 4-11, One Year 2012 Overall Record �� 4-11 2012 NCAC Record �� 3-11

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OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV. 2013 Schedule

August 31 September 3 7 10 14 18 21 27 28 October 1 5 9 12 20 23 26 31

2013 Roster

ROCHESTER

11:00 AM

DENISON^ HOUGHTON WOOSTER^ OBERLIN^ at Kenyon^ at Bethany at Wittenberg^ at DePauw^

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

EARLHAM^ at Denison^ at Wooster^ at Oberlin^ KENYON^ WITTENBERG^ DEPAUW^ at Earlham^

4:30 PM 11:00 AM 4:30 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:30 PM 11:00 AM 4:30 PM

No. Name 1 Haley Savoie 4 Venessa Menerey 6 Ali Smith 7 Candace Chanelli 8 Montana Knapp 9 Jenna Ortega 10 Daylin Stevens 11 Cheyenne Gibbons 12 Sadie Slager 13 Lee LeBoeuf 15 Meg Greff 16 Colleen Bodee 18 Claire Argenta 20 Kay Cantwell 24 Karson Stevenson

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

Hometown San Diego, CA Columbus, OH East Aurora, NY New Fairfield, CT San Diego, CA Glen Ellyn, IL Moorpark, CA Tallmadge, OH Hudson, OH Dayton, OH Hopkinton, MA Flossmoor, IL Winston-Salem, NC Louisville, KY Aurora, CO

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Returning Stat Leaders Goals

12, Montana Knapp

Assists

4, Sadie Slager

Points

26, Montana Knapp

Shots

82, Montana Knapp

Saves

79, Karson Stevenson

Goals Against Average 1.48, Karson Stevenson

Minutes

1280:39, Karson Stevenson

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..............................................Marge Redmond Office phone...............................................(740) 368-3736 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 Marge Redmond Alma Mater.......................................................Ohio University, 1971 Overall Record ��89-134, 13 Years Record at OWU ��89-134, 13 Years 2012 Overall Record ��10-8 2012 NCAC Record ��8-6

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WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY 2013 Schedule

August 30 31

2013 Roster

CENTRE LYNCHBURG

4:30 PM 2:00 PM

September 7 at Bethany 8 at Washington & Jefferson 14 WOOSTER^ 15 OBERLIN^ 18 DENISON^ 21 KENYON^ 27 OHIO WESLEYAN^ 28 at Earlham^

1:00 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:30 PM 12:00 PM 4:30 PM 11:00 AM

October 2 5 8 12 13 16 23 26

5:00 PM 2:00 PM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM 12:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 11:00 AM

November 1

TRANSYLVANIA DEPAUW^ at Denison^ at Wooster^ at Oberlin^ at Kenyon^ at Ohio Wesleyan^ EARLHAM^ at DePauw^

3:30 PM

No. Name Yr. 00 Sarah Brownell Fr. 2 Beth Warning Jr. 3 Michelle Murray Fr. 4 Alessandra Margello Fr. 6 Paige Vanerstrom So. 7 Kim Loofbourrow Jr. 8 Eva van Dijkman Fr. 9 Andrea Mattingly So. 10 Michaela Bowler Fr. 11 Megan Loofbourrow Jr. 13 Kelly McLean Jr. 14 Sarah Jones Fr. 15 Alena Mohler Jr. 16 Kaitlyn Zavesky Fr. 17 Sydney Lang Fr. 18 Victoria Robertson Fr. 19 Emma Foster So. 21 Clare Grady Fr. 22 Samantha Diehm Fr. 23 Mallory Skrobot Sr. 24 Casey Fry Jr. 99 Jessica Jensen Jr.

Hometown Ocnomowoc, WI Cincinnati, OH Pittsburgh, PA Powell, OH Pittsburgh, PA Prospect, KY Den Haag, Netherlands

Louisville, KY Lake Bluff, IL Prospect, KY Northbrook, IL Bexley, OH Powell, OH Dublin, OH Dresher, PA Pittsburgh, PA Westbury, NY Louisville, KY Blandon, PA Dublin, OH Chelsea, MI Hartland, WI

^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Returning Stat Leaders Goals

5, Megan Loofbourrow

Assists

2, Beth Warning

Points

10, Beth Warning & Megan Loofbourrow

Shots

30, Beth Warning

Saves

61, Jessica Jensen

Goals Against Average 3.39, Jessica Jensen

Minutes

599:18, Jessica Jensen

Quick Facts Location....................................................Springfield, Ohio Founded..................................................................... 1845 Nickname................................................................. Tigers Colors............................................................. Red & White Enrollment................................................................. 1,950 President............................................Dr. Laurie M. Joyner Interim Athletic Director........................... Dr. Jeff Ankrom. Office phone...............................................(937) 327-6142 Head Coach................................................. Kelley Hubbell Office phone...............................................(937) 327-6499 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 Kelley Hubbell Alma Mater ��Wooster, 2005 Overall Record �� 30-25, Three Years Record at WIT �� 30-25, Three Years 2012 Overall Record ��6-12 2012 NCAC Record ��5-9

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COLLEGE OF WOOSTER 2013 Schedule

2013 Roster

August 31 vs. Wesley (at Huntingdon, PA)

2:00 PM

September 1 at Bethany 10 at Ohio Wesleyan^ 14 at Wittenberg^ 18 WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON 21 EARLHAM^ 22 DEPAUW^ 25 at Denison^ 28 OBERLIN^ 29 at Transylvania

2:00 PM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM 5:30 PM 5:00 PM 12:00 PM 4:30 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM

October 5 9 12 18 19 22 25

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

at Kenyon^ OHIO WESLEYAN^ WITTENBERG^ at Earlham^ at DePauw^ DENISON^ at Oberlin^

November 2 KENYON^ ^ - NCAC Game Home Games in CAPS AND BOLD

Goals

Assists

19, Nikki Sever

Points

47, Nikki Sever

Shots

58, Nikki Sever

Saves

75, Carrie Mount

Goals Against Average 1.67, Carrie Mount

Minutes

1005:31, Carrie Mount

Hometown Plain City, OH Sherborn, MA

Saratoga Springs, NY

Loveland, OH Lutherville, MD Ann Arbor, MI Hackettstown, NJ

Pittsford, NY

Pittsburgh, PA Oak Park, IL Charlottesville, VA Gates Mills, OH Fayetteville, NY Fayetteville, NY Sharon, MA St. Louis, MO Ann Arbor, MI Ypsilanti, MI Mundelein, IL

12:00 PM

Returning Stat Leaders 14, Nikki Sever

No. Name Yr. 2 Carrie Mount Jr. 3 Danielle Slichenmyer So. 4 Meredith Farley Sr. 11 Nikki Sever Sr. 13 Tess Langrill-Miles So. 14 Anjela Galimberti So. 15 Taylor Thorp Jr. 16 Leah Prescott Fr. 17 Megan McGinley Jr. 18 Josie Rey Sr. 19 Emily Dean-McKinney So. 21 Edie Anderson Sr. 22 Kerry O’Connor Fr. 23 Kayla O’Connor Fr. 24 Sarah McGrath Fr. 26 Isabel Perman So. 27 Julia Franceschi So. 29 Claire Moffett Jr. 30 Shelby Goldman Jr.

Quick Facts 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.................................................Brenda Meese Office phone...............................................(330) 263-2173 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 Brenda Meese Alma Mater ��Wooster, 1975 Overall Record........................................................... 384-207-10, 31 Years Record at WOO �� 260-144-4, 21 Years 2012 Overall Record ��11-9 2012 NCAC Record ��9-5

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Field Hockey All-Time Standings 2012

Member NCAC Overall 1. DePauw*.............................. 14-0............ 21-2 2. Denison................................ 10-4............ 15-6 3. Wooster.................................. 9-5.............11-9 4. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 8-6............ 10-8 5. Kenyon................................... 7-7............ 8-10 6. Wittenberg............................. 5-9............ 6-12 7. Oberlin................................. 3-11.............4-11 8. Earlham............................... 0-14............ 1-16 * NCAC Tournament Champion

Player of the Year (Offensive): Margaret Ellis, DPU Player of the Year (Defensive): Chelsea Cutler, DPU Newcomer of the Year: Montana Knapp, OWU Coach of the Year: Gina Preston-Wills, DPU NCAA Representatives: DPU

2009

2011

2010

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison*.............................. 13-1............ 18-2 DePauw^.............................. 12-1............ 16-3 3. Wooster.................................. 8-6............ 9-10 4. Kenyon................................... 7-7.............7-11 Wittenberg^............................ 7-6.............. 9-9 6. Oberlin................................. 4-10.............7-11 Ohio Wesleyan..................... 4-10............ 6-12 8. Earlham............................... 0-14............ 2-16

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wittenberg........................... 11-1............ 15-4 2. Wooster*.............................. 10-2............ 16-5 3. Kenyon .................................. 8-4...........10-11 4. Denison.................................. 6-6............ 8-10 5. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 5-7.............. 7-9 6. Oberlin................................. 2-10.............6-11 7. Earlham............................... 0-12............ 2-15

^ For NCAC purposes ONLY, DPU was awarded an NCAC forfeit win and WIT was awarded an NCAC forfeit loss. Final overall records were not affected

Player of the Year (Offensive): Amanda Artman, WOO Player of the Year (Defensive): Claire Chapman, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Katie McMahon, DEN Coach of the Year: Kelley Hubbell, WIT NCAA Representatives: WOO

* NCAC Tournament Champion

Player of the Year (Offensive): Margaret Ellis, DPU Player of the Year (Defensive): Brittany Benson, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Paige Henry, DPU Coach of the Year: P.J. Soteriades, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

2008

* NCAC Tournament Champion

2007

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster *............................. 10-2............ 17-6 Wittenberg........................... 10-2............ 12-6 3. Denison ................................. 7-5.............11-8 Ohio Wesleyan....................... 7-5............ 10-9 5. Kenyon................................... 6-6............ 8-12 6. Earlham............................... 1-11............ 4-12 Oberlin................................. 1-11............ 1-13

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster *............................. 11-1............ 16-6 2. Ohio Wesleyan....................... 9-3............ 12-7 3. Kenyon .................................. 8-4.......... 10-12 4. Wiittenberg............................. 7-5.............11-8 5. Earlham................................. 3-9.............6-11 6. Oberlin................................. 2-10............ 3-15 Denison................................ 2-10............ 3-15

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

* NCAC Tournament Champion

Player of the Year (Offensive): Amanda Artman, WOO Player of the Year (Defensive): Meredith Price, WIT Newcomer of the Year: Catie Merrick, DEN Coach of the Year: P.J. Soteriades, DEN NCAA Representatives: WIT, WOO

Player of the Year (Offensive): Amanda Artman, WOO Player of the Year (Defensive): Karen Thompson, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Alyse Marott, OWU Coach of the Year: Jill Butcher, ERL NCAA Representatives: WOO

Player of the Year (Offensive): Tori Casanta, WIT Player of the Year (Defensive): Perrin Legg, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Boo Vernon, WIT Coach of the Year: Diana Kuser, WIT; Marge Redmond, OWU NCAA Representatives: KEN

2006

2005

2004

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster...............................12-0............. 15-6 2. Wittenberg............................9-3..............11-7 3. Kenyon *...............................8-4............. 18-6 4. Denison.................................6-6..............7-11 5. Oberlin..................................4-8..............6-11 6. Ohio Wesleyan......................3-9............. 4-10 7. Earlham..............................0-12............. 2-15

Member NCAC Overall 1. Oberlin *................................9-3............. 10-8 2. Wittenberg............................8-4............. 10-8 Wooster.................................8-4..............11-9 4. Kenyon..................................6-6............. 10-7 Denison.................................6-6..............8-11 6. Ohio Wesleyan......................5-7............. 6-10 7. Earlham..............................0-12............. 0-16

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wittenberg *..........................9-3............. 15-5 2. Kenyon..................................8-4............. 14-5 Wooster.................................8-4............. 13-6 Oberlin..................................8-4............. 10-9 5. Denison.................................6-6............... 8-9 6. Ohio Wesleyan......................3-9............. 3-13 7. Earlham..............................0-12............. 0-16

*NCAC Tournament Champion

Player of the Year (Offensive): Amanda Artman, WOO Player of the Year (Defensive): Read Powel, DEN Newcomer of the Year: Amanda Artman, WOO Coach of the Year: Chrissy Kilroe, KEN NCAA Representatives: KEN

Player of the Year (Offensive): Jenny Lacey, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Rosemary Mudry, OBE Newcomer of the Year: Abigail Brox, OBE Coach of the Year: Deb Ranieri, OBE NCAA Representatives: OBE

Player of the Year (Offensive): Blair Ufer, WIT Player of the Year (Defensive): Carrie Happ, WIT Newcomer of the Year: Caroline Graham, KEN Coach of the Year: Robin Cash, KEN NCAA Representatives: WIT

2003

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster.................................9-3............. 15-6 Oberlin..................................9-3............. 10-7 Wittenberg *..........................9-3............. 13-7 4. Denison.................................7-5............. 10-9 5. Kenyon..................................4-8............. 7-10 6. Earlham................................3-9..............5-11 7. Ohio Wesleyan.................... 1-11............. 4-12

2002

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wittenberg *........................10-2............. 17-4 2. Denison.................................9-3............. 14-6 Wooster.................................9-3............. 14-5 4. Oberlin..................................7-5..............11-6 5. Earlham................................4-8............. 6-10 6. Kenyon..................................3-9............. 6-10 7. Ohio Wesleyan....................0-12............. 2-15

*NCAC Tournament Champion

Player of the Year (Off.): Rebecca Aldred, ERL; Karen Lancaster, DEN

Player of the Year (Offensive): Karen Lancaster, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Rebecca Russ, WIT Newcomer of the Year: Jenny Lacey, DEN Coach of the Year: Marianne Beshara, WIT; P.J. Soteriades,DEN NCAA Representatives: WIT

Player of the Year (Defensive): Elayne Brown, WOO Newcomer of the Year: Sarah Heaton, OBE Coach of the Year: Marianne Beshara, WIT NCAA Representatives: WIT

2001

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wooster............................... 11-1............. 16-4 2. Wittenberg..........................10-2............. 13-6 3. Oberlin..................................5-7..............11-7 Ohio Wesleyan......................5-7............. 8-10 Denison.................................5-7............. 7-12 6. Earlham................................3-9..............6-11 Kenyon..................................3-9............. 6-12 Player of the Year (Offensive): Rebecca Aldred, ERL Player of the Year (Defensive): Pam Walker, OBE Newcomer of the Year: Karen Lancaster, DEN Coach of the Year: Jill Butcher, ERL NCAA Representatives: WOO

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Field Hockey All-Time Standings (2) 2000

1999

1998

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison...............................10-2............. 13-8 Wittenberg..........................10-2............. 14-4 3. Wooster.................................9-3............. 13-5 4. Ohio Wesleyan......................6-6............. 7-12 5. Oberlin..................................5-7............... 9-9 6. Kenyon................................2-10............. 6-14 7. Earlham..............................0-12............. 2-15

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison...............................12-0............. 16-4 2. Wooster.................................9-3..............11-7 3. Ohio Wesleyan......................8-4........... 10-10 4. Wittenberg............................6-6............. 10-9 5. Oberlin..................................4-8..............6-11 6. Kenyon..................................3-9............. 5-15 7. Earlham..............................0-12............. 3-15

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wittenberg..........................10-2............. 16-5 Denison...............................10-2............. 14-6 3. Ohio Wesleyan......................8-4............. 12-8 4. Wooster.................................5-7............. 6-12 5. Oberlin..................................4-8..............8-11 Kenyon..................................4-8............. 7-13 7. Earlham.............................. 1-11............. 3-13

Player of the Year (Offensive): Emily White, WOO Player of the Year (Defensive): Kate Dunne, WOO Newcomer of the Year: Courtney Cordero, DEN Coach of the Year: Marianne Beshara, WIT NCAA Representatives: DEN

Player of the Year (Offensive): Laura Griffin, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Erika Prahl, KEN Newcomer of the Year: Danielle Cranin, ERL Coach of the Year: Alix Rorke, DEN NCAA Representatives: DEN

Player of the Year (Offensive): Carrie Moore, KEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Sara Hamilton, WIT Coach of the Year: Linda Arena, WIT NCAA Representatives: WIT

1997

1996

1995

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wittenberg..........................10-2............. 17-3 2. Kenyon..................................9-3............. 14-6 3. Wooster.................................8-4............. 12-6 Denison.................................8-4............. 10-9 5. Ohio Wesleyan......................5-7............. 7-10 6. Oberlin................................2-10............. 4-15 7. Earlham..............................0-12............. 0-17

Member NCAC Overall 1. Wittenberg............................9-3............. 14-5 2. Kenyon..................................8-4............. 14-5 Wooster.................................8-4............. 15-6 4. Ohio Wesleyan......................7-5............. 10-8 5. Denison.................................6-6............. 10-9 6. Oberlin..................................4-8............10-11 7. Earlham..............................0-12............. 0-19

Member NCAC Overall 1. Ohio Wesleyan.................... 11-1............. 15-4 2. Wittenberg..........................10-2............. 15-5 3. Denison.................................8-4..............11-7 4. Wooster.................................6-6............ 9-7-2 5. Kenyon..................................5-7............. 9-10 6. Oberlin................................2-10............. 3-15 7. Earlham..............................0-12............. 2-18

Player of the Year (Offensive): Elissa McCarthy, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Heather Heitsenrether, WOO Coach of the Year: Angel Prinos, WIT NCAA Representatives: WIT

Player of the Year (Offensive): Beth Korkin, OWU Player of the Year (Defensive): Ellen Pizzuti, KEN Coach of the Year: Wendi Weimer, KEN NCAA Representatives: WOO

Player of the Year (Offensive): Amy Kraus, WIT Player of the Year (Defensive): Kara Dickinson, OWU Coach of the Year: Linda Strapp, OWU NCAA Representatives: OWU, WIT

1994

1993

1992

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison..............................9-2-1...........11-6-1 2. Wittenberg.........................8-3-1.......... 14-6-1 3. Oberlin..................................7-5............. 13-7 4. Ohio Wesleyan...................5-5-2............ 9-8-2 Wooster.................................6-6............. 10-9 6. Kenyon..................................5-7..............8-11 7. Earlham..............................0-12............. 0-19

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

Member NCAC Overall 1. Ohio Wesleyan...................9-1-2.......... 15-3-2 2. Wooster.................................9-3..............11-8 3. Denison..............................8-3-1.......... 14-5-1 4. Wittenberg.........................5-5-2.......... 10-7-2 5. Earlham.............................3-8-1............ 9-9-1 6. Kenyon..................................3-9..............8-11 7. Oberlin................................2-10............. 5-13

Player of the Year (Offensive): Wizzie Crocker, DEN Player of the Year (Defensive): Samie Kim, KEN Coach of the Year: Linda Arena, WIT NCAA Representatives: DEN, WIT

Player of the Year: Wendi Weimer, ERL Coach of the Year: Katharine Perry, OBE NCAA Representatives: DEN, OWU

Player of the Year: Lisa Ginocchio, WIT Coach of the Year: Linda Arena, WIT NCAA Representatives: DEN, OWU

1991

1990

1989

Member NCAC Overall 1. Ohio Wesleyan...................9-0-3.......... 16-3-3 2. Wooster..............................8-3-1.......... 13-5-1 3. Denison..............................7-4-1.......... 13-6-2 4. Oberlin...............................6-5-1.......... 12-6-1 5. Wittenberg.........................4-6-2............ 9-8-2 6. Earlham.............................1-8-3.......... 10-9-3 7. Kenyon.............................1-10-1.......... 2-14-2

Member NCAC Overall 1. Ohio Wesleyan.................... 11-1............. 15-5 2. Denison.................................7-5..............11-7 3. Oberlin...............................6-5-1............. 14-7 Wooster..............................6-5-1.......... 8-10-1 5. Wittenberg.........................5-5-2.......... 10-8-6 6. Kenyon...............................3-8-1.......... 7-12-1 7. Earlham...........................1-10-1.......... 7-12-1

Member NCAC Overall 1. Ohio Wesleyan....................12-0............. 17-2 2. Kenyon...............................8-3-1.......... 13-4-1 3. Wooster.................................8-4............. 13-5 4. Denison..............................7-4-1.......... 13-4-1 5. Wittenberg............................4-8............ 11-11 6. Oberlin................................2-10............. 6-14 7. Earlham..............................0-12............. 4-16

Player of the Year: Carissa Conner, WOO Coach of the Year: Melissa Ackerman, ERL NCAA Representatives: DEN, OWU

Player of the Year: Lisa Longstreth, OBE Coach of the Year: Jill Butcher, ERL NCAA Representatives: OWU

Player of the Year: Betsy Jennings, KEN Coach of the Year: Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU NCAA Representatives: KEN, OWU

1988

1987

1986

Member NCAC Overall 1. Ohio Wesleyan...................7-0-1.......... 15-3-1 2. Denison..............................4-3-1...........11-4-3 Wooster..............................4-3-1.......... 12-7-2 4. Kenyon...............................3-4-1.......... 13-7-1 5. Oberlin..................................0-8............. 4-13

Member NCAC Overall 1. Ohio Wesleyan......................8-0.......... 16-3-1 2. Oberlin...............................4-2-2............ 9-5-2 3. Denison.................................4-4............. 8-10 4. Wooster..............................2-4-2............ 6-9-2 5. Kenyon...............................0-8-0.......... 3-16-1

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

Player of the Year: Cathie Herrick, KEN Coach of the Year: Sandy Moore, KEN NCAA Representatives: OWU

Player of the Year: Robin Cardin, OBE Coach of the Year: Nan Carney-DeBord, OWU NCAA Representatives: OWU

Player of the Year: Tara Maloney, DEN Coach of the Year: Sheila Noonan, WOO NCAA Representatives: DEN, WOO

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Field Hockey All-Time Standings (3) 1985

1984

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison..............................7-0-1.......... 13-3-1 2. Wooster..............................6-1-1.......... 14-6-1 3. Ohio Wesleyan......................3-5.......... 10-9-2 4. Kenyon...............................1-6-1.......... 3-12-2 Oberlin...............................1-6-1............ 3-9-3

Member NCAC Overall 1. Denison.................................7-1.......... 18-2-1 2. Wooster.................................7-1.......... 15-3-2 3. Kenyon..................................4-4............ 8-7-2 4. Ohio Wesleyan......................2-6.......... 7-10-2 5. Oberlin..................................0-8.......... 4-12-0

Player of the Year: Carol Martin, WOO Coach of the Year: Sandra Moore, KEN NCAA Representatives: WOO

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

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NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE FIELD HOCKEY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL — GAME Goals: 5, Cathy Paulson (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Mary Baldwin, 9/22/1984; Blair Ufer (Wittenberg) vs. Denison, 10/14/2004; Tori Casanta (Wittenberg) vs. Oberlin, 9/13/2008; Maggie Gilligan (Kenyon) vs. Oberlin, 10/28/2009 Assists: 4, Beth Korkin (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. U. of the South, 9/21/1996 Points: 12 (5-2), Tori Casanta (Wittenberg) vs. Oberlin, 9/13/2008 Saves: 34, Cathie Herrick (Kenyon) vs. DePauw, 9/17/1989 INDIVIDUAL — SEASON Goals: 29, Meg Filoon (Denison), 1984; Amanda Artman (Wooster), 2008 Assists: 19, Nikki Sever (Wooster), 2012 Points: 71 (29-13), Amanda Artman (Wooster), 2008 Saves: 490, Kelly Cochran (Earlham), 1997 Shutouts: 12, Judy Skwiertz (Wooster), 1984; Sara Hamilton (Wittenberg), 1997; Elise Ludwig (Denison), 1999; Karen Thompson (Kenyon), 2006 INDIVIDUAL — CAREER Goals: 104, Amanda Artman (Wooster), 2006-10 Assists: 49, Amanda Artman (Wooster), 2006-10 Points: 257, (104-49), Amanda Artman (Wooster), 2006-10 Saves: 1332, Robin Cardin (Oberlin), 1984-87 Shutouts: 30, Sara Hamilton (Wittenberg), 1995-98 TEAM — GAME Goals: 12, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Mary Baldwin, 9/22/1984; Ohio Wesleyan vs. Earlham, 9/10/1994 Wittenberg vs. Trine, 9/21/2011 Goals, Both Teams: 12, Ohio Wesleyan (12) vs. Mary Baldwin (0), 9/22/1984; Ohio Wesleyan (10) vs. Muskingum (2), 10/13/1984; Ohio Wesleyan (12) vs. Earlham (0), 9/10/1994 Wittenberg (12) vs. Trine (0), 9/21/2011 Winning Margin: 12, Ohio Wesleyan (12) vs. Mary Baldwin (0), 9/22/1984; Ohio Wesleyan (12) vs. Earlham (0), 9/10/1994 Wittenberg (12) vs. Trine (0), 9/21/2011 Assists: 9, Kenyon vs. Lake Erie, 10/14/1986 Saves: 34, Kenyon vs. DePauw, 9/17/1989 TEAM — SEASON Goals: 93, Denison, 1984 Fewest Goals Allowed: 11, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987 Shutouts: 15, DePauw, 2012 Victories: 21, DePauw, 2012 Winning Streak: 20, DePauw, 2012 Winning Streak, NCAC games: 22, Ohio Wesleyan, 1988-90 Unbeaten Streak: 20, DePauw, 2012 Unbeaten Streak, NCAC games: 34 (33-0-1), Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-90 8/2/2011

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ALL-DECADE TEAM Wooster’s Amanda Artman and DePauw’s Margaret Ellis headline the list of former student-athletes named to the North Coast Athletic Conference’s 30th Anniversary All-Decade field hockey team. Artman separated herself from the pack as the most decorated player in NCAC field hockey history as she was named Offensive Player of the Year on four different occasions, 2006, ‘08, ‘09 and ‘10, while Ellis is the only other player in the past decade to garner back-to-back Offensive Player of the Year honors, 2011 & ‘12. Artman re-wrote the NCAC record book during her career at Wooster as she still owns four of the league’s top four scoring records. Her 29 goals in 2008 is tied with Denison’s Meg Filoon (1984), while her 71 points in 2008 is also tops in conference history. No player in NCAC history has compiled the career numbers as Artman either, as she owns the league’s career records in goals (104), assists (49) and points (257). In addition to her dominance in the NCAC, Artman still stands among the nation’s top offensive players all-time in Division III, sitting fifth in both career points and goals. Artman, a four-time NFHCA All-America selection, was also honored to represent her country as a member of Team USA at the 2009 Maccabiah Games in Israel. Ellis helped usher in a new era of NCAC field hockey as she led DePauw to back-to-back NCAC championships in its first two years in the league. The Tigers shared the crown with Denison in 2011 and secured the outright title in 2012. In two season’s of NCAC competition, Ellis totaled 51 goals and dished out 19 assists for 121 total points. Ellis, who earned NCAC Tournament MVP honors in 2012, was also recognized by the NFHCA as the Great Lakes Region Player of the Year selection in 2011 and 2012. In addition to her individual accolades, Ellis was a key contributor to DPU’s NCAA Tournament run in 2012 which saw the Tigers become the first team in conference history to advance to the national semifinals where they were upended by eventual national champion Tufts, 2-0. 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. In the past decade, six different squads have earned at least a share of an NCAC field hockey championship, led by Wittenberg and Wooster, which have each accumulated four a piece. The decade opened with tri-champions in 2003 (Oberlin, Wittenberg & Wooster), followed by outright titles for Wittenberg in 2004, Oberlin in 2005 and Wooster in 2006. Tri-champions were again crowned in 2007 (Kenyon, Wittenberg & Wooster), while Wooster won the outright title in 2008 and shared the honor with Wittenberg in 2009. Wittenberg secured the outright title in 2010, leading to a shared title between Denison and DePauw in 2011 and DPU’s outright title in 2012.

Amanda Artman Wooster

Margaret Ellis DePauw

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ALL-DECADE TEAM Third Decade Team (2003-2012)

Forwards Amanda Artman Tori Casanta Margaret Ellis Jenny Lacey Boo Vernon

Wooster Wittenberg DePauw Denison Wittenberg

2006-10 2007-10 2011-12 2003-05 2007-10

Midfielders Rebecca Aldred Karen Lancaster Read Powell Stephanie Standera Blair Ufer

Earlham Denison Denison Wooster Wittenberg

2003 2003-04 2004-07 2007-10 2003-04

Defenders Chelsea Cutler Rachel Dunn Perrin Legg Rosemary Mudry Meredith Price

DePauw Wittenberg Kenyon Oberlin Wittenberg

2011-12 2003-06 2005-08 2003-05 2007-10

Goalies Brittany Benson Katie Jones Karen Thompson

Denison Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon

2009-12 2004-07 2005-08

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2013-14 Calendar of Events AUGUST 2013 6 Tuesday 10 Saturday 12 Monday 15 Thursday

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

Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Delaware, OH 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 Tournament 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

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