2011 NCAC Field Hockey Guide

Allegheny ~ Denison ~ DePauw ~ Earlham ~ Hiram ~ Kenyon ~ Oberlin ~ Ohio Wesleyan ~ Wabash ~ Wittenberg ~ Wooster

2011 Field Hockey Guide

2011-12 NCAC DIRECTORY President...................................... Thomas V. Chema, President

Hiram College Vice President................................Dr. Mark Erickson, President

Wittenberg University

Affiliation...........................................................NCAA Division III Founded.............................................................. February, 1983 Championship Sports.............................23 (11 men, 12 women)

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

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

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

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

Assistant Executive Director.................................... Sue Penicka

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

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

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/Lacrosse (Women)...........................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

Web Site.......................................................www.northcoast.org

2011-12 NCAC Presidents’ Council PRESIDENT JAMES H. MULLEN, JR. Allegheny College

PRESIDENT MARK ERICKSON Wittenberg University

PRESIDENT DALE T. KNOBEL Denison University

PRESIDENT GRANT H. CORNWELL The College of Wooster

PRESIDENT BRIAN W. CASEY DePauw University

JEFF ANKROM Wittenberg University Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives

PRESIDENT THOMAS V. CHEMA Hiram College PRESIDENT S. GEORGIA NUGENT Kenyon College PRESIDENT MARVIN KRISLOV Oberlin College PRESIDENT ROCKWELL“ROCK” JONES Ohio Wesleyan University PRESIDENT PATRICK WHITE Wabash College

ROGER INGLES Ohio Wesleyan University Co-Chair, Athletic Directors SONYA McKAY Denison University Co-Chair, Faculty Representatives AMY WILLIAMS Kenyon College Co-Chair, Athletic Directors KERI ALEXANDER LUCHOWSKI Executive Director

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 Andy Manson, DePauw 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. 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 Sarah Vorder Bruegge, Allegheny the governance of the conference.

Forty-eight teams from all 23 North Coast sports and all nine members competed in the NCAA post-season during the 2010-11 academic year. The NCAC added another NCAA Division III swimming championships as Denison claimed the men’s title. Conference members have accumulated 62 national championships since the league was formed in February of 1983.

In the past academic year, 207 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.

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

2011 NCAC Field Hockey Preview The North Coast Athletic Conference begins its 28th season of competition in field hockey this fall. For the first time in conference history, the NCAC will see eight teams compete for the field hockey regular season title as its newest member, DePauw University, sponsors a varsity field hockey squad.

DENISON will bring a young, but experienced squad into the 2011 season. The Big Red will have just two seniors on the roster this season -- Caroline Kesper (Richmond, VA/St. Catherine’s) and Kelsey Flowers (Darien, CT/Darien) -- to go along with nine juniors, 11 sophomores and their incoming freshmen class. Junior Catie Merrick (Owings Mills, MD/Garrison Forest) returns as the team’s leading scorer from a year ago after tallying 44 total points (21g, 2a).

DEPAUW enters its first year of competition in the NCAC fresh off a 13-7 record and a second-place finish in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) in 2010. Junior Margaret Ellis (St. Louis, MO/Whitfield) returns as the Tigers’ leading scorer from a year ago after finishing the season with 24 goals and three assists for 51 total points. Leading the Tigers at the helm for the fifth consecutive season will be head coach Gina Preston Wills.

EARLHAM will look to rebound from a 2-15 campaign in 2010.

The Quakers will bring back nearly their entire squad from last season as they lost just one player to graduation. Junior goalie Emma Treece (Kettering, OH/Kettering Fairmont) will again look to bolster the Quaker defensive unit after leading the NCAC in saves in 2010 with 265.

KENYON enters the 2011 season looking to get back to the top of the NCAC standings after finishing third a year ago with a record of 8-4 in conference play. Although the Ladies lost four seniors to graduation in 2010, sophomore Sydney Carney-Knisley (South Burlington, VT/Rice Memorial) returns to the net in 2011 after she tied for the league lead in shutouts a year ago with five.

OBERLIN opens the 2011 season with one of the youngest rosters in the NCAC as the Yeowomen will carry just two seniors on the squad, including Emily Whitaker (Pelham, NY/Pelham Memorial), who led Oberlin with 35 points (15g, 5a) a year ago.

OHIO WESLEYAN brings numerous experienced players into the 2011 season who will look to take over the scoring responsibilties for the Battling Bishops after they lost 2010’s leading scorer to graduation. Six returning players tallied at least five points or more for OWU last season, including junior Calina Hilyard (Columbus, OH/Upper Arlington) who was the team’s second leading scorer with 14 points (7g, 0a).

WITTENBERG will look to defend its 2010 NCAC championship and make a return trip to the NCAC Tournament championship game this season. Senior Elizabeth Dwyer (St. Louis, MO/Ladue) is the team’s leading returning scorer after totalling 33 points (14g, 5a) a year ago. Senior goalie Jenny Schaafsma (Grand Rapids, MI/East Grand Rapids) is also back in uniform for the Tigers this season. She led the NCAC with a 0.88 Goals Against Average in 2010. After finishing the 2010 regular season with a mark of 11-1 in conference play the Tigers defeated Denison, 3-2, in double overtime of the NCAC tournament semifinals, before falling to Wooster, 4-3, in the championship game.

WOOSTER anticipates another successful campaign in 2011 after winning the 2010 NCAC Tournament championship and competing in the NCAA Tournament for the third straight season. The Fighting Scots did suffer a huge loss due to graduation last spring but will rely on numerous returners to fill that void, including junior Claire Nelson-Johnson (Wilmette, IL/Loyola Academy) who was fourth on the squad in poinst last season with 20 after netting 10 goals. Junior goalie Liz Plumley (Crestwood, KY/North Oldham) returns to the nets this season after allowing 30 goals in 1468:29 minutes of action last fall to compile a 1.43 GAA.

DENISON UNIVERSITY Head Coach P.J. Soteriades

2011 Roster

Alma Mater Ohio University Record at DU 94-112 Overall Record 94-112

Quick Facts Location: Granville, Ohio 43023 Founded: 1831 Nickname: Big Red Colors: Red & White Enrollment: 2,100 President: Dr. Dale T. Knobel Athletic Director: Nan Carney-DeBord

office phone: (740) 587-6428

fax: (740) 587-6362 Head Coach: P.J. Soteriades office phone: (740) 587-6584 SID: Craig Hicks

email: hicksc@denison.edu

office phone: (740) 587-6546

fax: (740) 587-6362 Trainer: Brian Hortz

office phone: (740) 587-6577 2010 Overall Record: 8-10 2010 NCAC Record: 6-6

2011 Schedule

September 3 WITTENBERG* 4 SEWANEE 10 vs. Brockport (at Nazareth) 11 vs. TBA (at Nazareth) 14 OBERLIN* 17 CENTRE 20 WOOSTER* 23 at Ohio Wesleyan* 28 KENYON* 30 at Earlham* October 1 at DePauw* 5 at Wooster* 8 EARLHAM* 11 WITTENBERG* 14 at Oberlin* 22 OHIO WESLEYAN* 25 at Kenyon* 29 DEPAUW*

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

No. Name Yr. 00 Brittany Benson Jr. 2 Mia Day So. 5 Alex B. Berman So. 6 Taylor Bacon So. 7 Katie McMahon So. 8 Caroline Kasper Sr. 9 Catie Merrick Jr. 10 Katherine Ireland Jr. 11 Kelsey Flowers Sr. 16 Tonie Michaels So. 17 Hilary Zdanowski Jr. 20 Katie Couyoumjian Jr. 21 Kerianne Sullivan So. 23 Karla Dixon So. 25 Liz Arnold Jr. 99 Laura Campbell So.

Alex W. Berman Fr.

Mary Chapman Fr.

Caitlin Hester Fr.

Sara Hofmann Fr.

Katie Jenko Fr.

Tara Pesman Fr.

Katie Sullivan Fr.

Courtney Testani Fr.

Hometown Wilmette, IL Fredericksburg, VA

Winnetka, IL Mission Hills, KS Wilmette, IL Richmond, VA Owings Mills, MD Evanston, IL Darien, CT Dousman, WI Ann Arbor, MI Ann Arbor, MI Chatham, NJ Toledo, OH Louisville, KY Louisville, KY Englewood, CO Greenwich, CT Gahanna, OH Larchmont, NY Lake Forest, IL Veldhoven, Netherlands

Wilton, CT Trumbull, CT

DEPAUW UNIVERSITY Head Coach Gina Preston Wills Alma Mater Centre Record at DPU 51-27 Overall Record 51-27

Quick Facts

Location: Greencastle, IN 46135 Founded: 1837 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Old Gold & Black Enrollment: 2,394 President: Dr. Brian W. Casey Athletic Director: Page Cotton office phone: (765) 658-4938 fax: (765) 658-4964 Head Coach: Gina Preston Wills office phone: (765) 658-4931 SID: BIll Wagner email: bwagner@depauw.edu office phone: (765) 658-4630 fax: (765) 658-4708 Trainer: Rex Call office phone: (765) 658-4937 2010 Overall Record: 13-7 2010 NCAC Record: N/A

2011 Schedule

September 2 at Lynchburg 3 vs. Wash. Coll. (at Lynchburg) 10 at Kenyon* 13 at Earlham* 18 OHIO WESLEYAN* 24 at Oberlin* 25 at Wooster* 28 WITTENBERG* October 1 DENISON* 2 at Ohio Wesleyan* 8 vs. Rhodes (at Louisville) 9 TRINE 15 WOOSTER* 16 KENYON* 20 EARLHAM* 22 OBERLIN* 26 at Wittenberg* 29 at Denison*

6:00 PM 2:00 PM 1:00 PM 5:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 5:00 PM 11:00 AM TBA 2:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 11:00 AM 5:00 PM TBA

2011 Roster

No. 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 18 20

Name Yr. Hometown Micheline Figel So. Oak Park, IL Clarke Brennan So. St. Louis, MO Sarah Maher Sr. Dayton, OH Margaret Ellis Jr. St. Louis, MO Courtney Wood Sr. Lake Forest, IL Kimberly Trainor Sr. Brookfield, WI Luisa Myavec Sr. Grosse Pointe, MI Bridgette Shamleffer Jr. St. Louis, MO Sydney Sprawls So. Louisville, KY Caroline Torie Jr. Wexford, PA Alyssa Collin Sr. Shaker Heights, OH Taylor Helms So. Oklahoma City, OK Maddie Lee So. Glen Ellyn, IL Chelsea Cutler So. Victoria, B.C. Meredith Benson Fr. St. Louis, MO Maggie Campbell Fr. Winnetka, IL Kati DeJoie Fr. Concord, NH Phoebe Erickson Fr. Lake Forest, IL Grace Fisher Fr. St. Louis, MO Paige Henry Fr. Louisville, KY Kate Jovanovic Fr. St. Charles, MO Kylie Maloney Fr. Wheaton, IL Alexa Masters Fr. St. Charles, MO Kacy Rauschenberger Fr. Elgin, IL Maggie Steele Fr. Loveland, OH

EARLHAM COLLEGE Head Coach Jill Butcher

2011 Roster

Alma Mater Indiana State Record at EC 36-144 Overall Record 36-144

Quick Facts

Location: Richmond, Indiana 47374 Founded: 1847 Nickname: Quakers Colors: Maroon & White Enrollment: 1,200 President: David Dawson Athletic Director: Frank Carr office phone: (765) 983-1414 fax: (765) 983-1446 Head Coach: Jill Butcher office phone: (765) 983-1481 SID: Don Tincher email: tinchdo@earlham.edu office phone: (765) 983-1795 fax: (765) 983-1446 Trainer: Bill Kinsey office phone: (765) 983-1312 2010 Overall Record: 2-15 2010 NCAC Record: 0-12

No. Name

2011 Schedule

September 2 TRINE 3 TBA 7 WITTENBERG* 13 DEPAUW* 17 OBERLIN* 23 at Kenyon* 24 at Wooster* 28 at Ohio Wesleyan* 30 DENISON* October 4 at Wittenberg* 8 at Denison* 12 at Transylvania 14 WOOSTER* 15 KENYON* 18 at Trine 20 at DePauw* 26 OHIO WESLEYAN* 29 at Oberlin*

3:00 PM TBA 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 2:00 PM 4:30 PM 12:00 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM 5:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:30 PM 1:30 PM

Yr.

(Tentative) Hometown

1

Daniela Umana So.

2

Rhea Bovee

4

Q’vanaa Gardere So. New York, NY

5

Ella Barry

8

Christine Ferguson Jr.

9

Marla Bazan

Santa Teda, El Salvador

Sr. Lindhurst, IL

So. Eldora, NJ Montclair, NJ

So. New York, NY

10 Alyssa Stankiewicz So. Wakefield, VT 11 Kate Birdsall

Jr. Georgetown, ME

12 Diana Ainembabazi So. Kampala, Uganda 14 Katy Rockefeller So. Greenland, NH 16 Elizabeth Denny Jr. Louisville, KY 18 Emilia Asante

So. New York, NY

21 Emma Treece

Jr. Kettering, OH

KENYON COLLEGE

2011 Roster

Head Coach Chrissy Needham Alma Mater Connecticut Record at KC 10-11 Overall Record 10-11

Quick Facts

Location: Gambier, Ohio 43022 Founded: 1824 Nickname: Lords Colors: Purple & White Enrollment: 1,600 President: Dr. S. Georgia Nugent Athletic Director: Peter Smith office phone: (740) 427-5811 fax: (740) 427-5402 Head Coach: Chrissy Needham office phone: (740) 427-5232 SID: Marty Fuller email: fullerm@kenyon.edu office phone: (740) 427-5471 fax: (740) 427-5401 Trainer: Andy Wheeler office phone: (740) 427-5262 2010 Overall Record: 10-11 2010 NCAC Record: 8-4

2011 Schedule

September 3 at Centre 11:00 AM 4 vs. Rhodes (at Centre) 12:00 PM 7 at Oberlin* 4:30 PM 10 DEPAUW* 1:00 PM 15 at Wooster* 4:30 PM 17 ROCHESTER 1:00 PM 18 at Washington & Jefferson 1:00 PM 23 EARLHAM* 4:30 PM 24 WITTENBERG* 4:30 PM 28 at Denison* 4:30 PM October 1 OHIO WESLEYAN* 1:00 PM 6 OBERLIN* 4:30 PM 11 WOOSTER* 4:30 PM 15 at Earlham* 3:00 PM 16 at DePauw* 1:00 PM 21 at Wittenberg* 7:30 PM 25 DENISON* 4:30 PM 29 at Ohio Wesleyan* 11:00 AM

No. Name

Yr.

Hometown

4

Stephanie Ladman So. Worthington, OH

8

Susie Gurzenda So. Somerset, PA

9

Rebecca Spradlin Jr.

10 Alex Bair

San Jose, CA

So. Darien, CT

11 Cecilia Depman Fr.

Bel Air, MD

12 Leah Jacques

Wayland, MA

Jr.

17 Sammy Johnston Fr. 20 Meredith Friel

Darien, CT

So. Devon, PA

21 Julie Freedman Fr.

Lake Forest, IL

22 Annie Hulkower So. Alexandria, VA 23 Katy Bean

Fr.

Milton, MA

24 Rachel Hall

Fr.

Beverly Hills, CA

25

Sydney Carney-Knisely So.

82 Alex Britt

Fr.

South Burlington, VT

Chatham, NJ

OBERLIN COLLEGE Head Coach Deb Renieri

2011 Roster

Alma Mater East Stoudsburg Record at OC 65-91 Overall Record 65-91

Quick Facts

Location: Oberlin, Ohio 44074 Founded: 1833 Nickname: Yeomen Colors: Crimson & Gold Enrollment: 2,900 President: Marvin Krislov Athletic Director: William Roth office phone: (440) 775-6401 fax: (440) 775-8957 Head Coach: Deb Renieri office phone: (440) 775-8511 SID: Mike Mancini email: mike.mancini@oberlin.edu office phone: (440) 775-8503 fax: (440) 775-8957 Trainer: Tim Carver office phone: (440) 775-8514 2010 Overall Record: 6-11 2010 NCAC Record: 2-10

2011 Schedule

September 1 at St. Vincent 3 at Randolph Macon 4 at Sweet Briar 7 KENYON* 10 WITTENBERG* 14 at Denison* 17 at Earlham* 20 OHIO WESLEYAN* 24 DEPAUW* 28 WOOSTER* October 4 TRINE 6 at Kenyon* 9 at Wittenberg* 14 DENISON* 15 TRANSYLVANIA 19 at Ohio Wesleyan* 22 at DePauw* 25 at Wooster* 29 EARLHAM*

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

No. Name

Yr.

2

Karin Yoshida

So. Himeji, Japan

3

Ana Shekhar

So. Indianapolis, IN

5

Hannah Christiansen So.

7

Eloise Reid

8

Caroline Bannan Fr.

9

Emily Whitaker

11 Jodi Helsel

Hometown

Colorado Springs, CO

Jr. Moretown, VT Croton on Hudson, NY

Sr. Pelham, NY Fr. San Diego, CA

13 Lindani Johnson So. Homewood, IL 15 Laura Li

So. Silver Spring, MD

16 Kiri Brenner

Sr. Silver Spring, MD

18 Elizabeth Raskin Fr. Sharon, MA 19 Claire Yeske

Fr. Oak Park, IL

22 Megan Bautista Fr. Bronx, NY 25 Marissa Blackwell So. Westerly, RI 44 Kiran Puri

Jr. Wynnewood, PA

64 Carmen Azevedo Fr. Durham, CA

OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV. Head Coach Marge Redmond

2011 Roster

Alma Mater Ohio University Record at OWU 73-114 Overall Record 73-114

Quick Facts

Location: Delaware, Ohio 43015 Founded: 1842 Nickname: Battling Bishops Colors: Red & Black Enrollment: 1,945 President: Dr. Rock Jones Athletic Director: Roger Ingles office phone: (740) 368-3738 fax: (740) 368-3751 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 Trainer: Todd Miller office phone: (740) 368-3747 2010 Overall Record: 7-9 2010 NCAC Record: 5-7

2011 Schedule

September 3 SEWANEE 7 TRANSYLVANIA 10 at Wooster* 15 TRINE 17 at Wittenberg* 18 at DePauw* 20 at Oberlin* 23 DENISON* 28 EARLHAM* October 1 at Kenyon* 2 DEPAUW* 6 WITTENBERG* 8 WOOSTER* 12 at Houghton 19 OBERLIN* 22 at Denison* 26 at Earlham* 29 KENYON*

1:00 PM 6:30 PM 10:00 AM 7:00 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:30 PM 6:00 PM 4:30 PM 9:00 AM 1:00 PM 6:30 PM 11:00 AM TBA 4:30 PM 12:00 PM 4:30 PM 11:00 AM

(Tentative)

No. Name

Yr.

Hometown

6 Lauren Bailey

Jr. Toledo, OH

7 Katie Carlin

Sr. Westwood, MA

8 Alyse Marotta

Sr. Dublin, OH

9 Jenna Ortega

So. Glen Ellyn, IL

10 Jen Doud

Sr. Collingswood, NJ

11 Carly Shields

Jr. Weston, CT

12 Sadie Slager

So. Hudson, OH

14 Calina Hilyard

Jr. Columbus, OH

15 Meg Greff

So. Hopkinton, MA

17 Taylor Stoudt

So. West Hartford, CT

18 Steph Martineau So. Woonsocket, RI 19 Emily Temple

So. Dublin, OH

20 Kelsey Morrison Sr. Hudson, OH 21 Kay Cantwell

So. Louisville, KY

24 Cara Foley

Sr. Owings Mills, MD

26 Macie Miller

Sr. Kettering, OH

44 Abbie Martin

Jr. Afton, NY

WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY 2011 Roster

Head Coach Kelley Hubbell

No. Name

Alma Mater Wooster Record at WIT 15-4 Overall Record 31-10

Quick Facts

Location: Springfield, Ohio 45501 Founded: 1845 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Red & White Enrollment: 1,950 President: Dr. Mark Erickson Athletic Director: Garnett Purnell office phone: (937) 327-6472 fax: (937) 327-6428 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 Trainer: Ellen Crosbie office phone: (937) 327-6467 2010 Overall Record: 15-4 2010 NCAC Record: 11-1

Yr.

Hometown

00 Jenny Schaafsma Sr. Grand Rapids, MI 4

Kellen Morrissey Jr. Aurora, CO

7

Darcey Caciano Sr. St. Louis, MO

19 Beth Thomas

2011 Schedule

September 1 at Washington & Jefferson 6:30 PM 3 at Denison* 11:00 AM 7 at Earlham* 4:30 PM 10 at Oberlin* 2:00 PM 17 OHIO WESLEYAN* 12:00 PM 21 TRINE 5:00 PM 24 at Kenyon* 4:30 PM 25 at Centre 1:00 PM 28 at DePauw* 5:00 PM October 1 at Wooster* 10:00 AM 4 EARLHAM* 4:30 PM 6 at Ohio Wesleyan* 6:30 PM 9 OBERLIN* 2:00 PM 11 DENISON* 4:30 PM 14 TRANSYLVANIA 7:30 PM 21 KENYON* 7:30 PM 26 DEPAUW* 5:00 PM 29 WOOSTER* 1:00 PM

Jr. Hudson, OH

20 Elizabeth Dwyer Sr. St. Louis, MO 80 Alyssa Ashbaugh Sr. Gahanna, OH 99 Jessica Jensen So. Hartland, WI

Beth Warning

Fr. Cincinnati, OH

Kaitlyn Bedard

Fr. Farmington Hills, MI

Anne Poolman

Fr. The Netherlands

Jenny Pampreen Fr. Ann Arbor, MI

Alena Mohler

Fr. Winston-Salem, NC

Casey Fry

Fr. Northbrook, IL

Audrey Phibbs

Fr. Kettering, OH

Erin Guiliano

Jr. Loveland, OH

Mallory Skrobot So. Dublin, OH

Jennie Howell

So. Granville, OH

Kelly McLean

Fr. Glenview, IL

COLLEGE OF WOOSTER Head Coach Brenda Meese

2011 Roster

Alma Mater Wooster Record at WOO 233-129-4 Overall Record 357-192-10

Quick Facts

Location: Wooster, Ohio 44691 Founded: 1866 Nickname: Fighting Scots Colors: Black & Old Gold Enrollment: 1,800 President: Dr. Grant H. Cornwell Athletic Director: Keith Beckett office phone: (330) 263-2189 fax: (330) 263-2537 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 Trainer: Tom Love office phone: (330) 263-2184 2010 Overall Record: 16-5 2010 NCAC Record: 10-2

2011 Schedule

September 3 vs. Rhodes (at Centre) 4 at Centre 7 WAS. & JEFF. 10 OHIO WESLEYAN* 11 at Transylvania 15 KENYON* 18 ROCHESTER 20 at Denison* 24 EARLHAM* 25 DEPAUW* October 1 WITTENBERG* 5 DENISON* 8 at Ohio Wesleyan* 11 at Kenyon* 14 at Earlham* 15 at DePauw* 25 OBERLIN* 29 at Wittenberg*

1:30 PM 2:30 PM 5:00 PM 10:00 AM 11:00 AM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM 4:30 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 10:00 AM 4:30 PM 11:00 AM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM 4:30 PM 1:00 PM

No. 1 2 3 4 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37

Name Yr. Liz Plumley Jr. Carrie Mount Fr. Meredith Farley So. Madalyn Myers Sr. Lauren Grimanis Sr. Nikki Sever So. Shelby Stone Fr. Maddie Hart Sr. Taylor Thorp Fr. Clare Nelson-Johnson Jr. Megan McGinley Fr. Josie Rey So. Dana Feit Jr. Edie Anderson So. Isabelle Howes Jr. Anna Regan So. Amanda Graeser Jr. Katie Furbee Jr. Emilie Vermilyea Fr. Ashley Parry Fr. Virginia Iungerich Fr. Colleen Compliment Fr. Shelby Goldman Fr. Morgan Foster Jr. Kim Palagyi Fr. Brittany Braun Jr. Emily Johnson Sr. Laura German Jr. Anna Divis Jr. Claire Moffett Fr.

Hometown Crestwood, KY Plain City, OH

Saratoga Springs, NY

Lebanon, OH Wayland, MA Loveland, OH

Grosse Pointe Park, MI

Frederick, MD Hackettstown, NJ Wilmette, IL Pittsburgh, PA Oak Park, IL Acton, MA Shaker Hts., OH Dearborn, MI Denver, CO Encinitas, CA Columbus, OH Germantown, NY Indianapolis, IN Glenview, IL Pittsburgh, PA Mundelain, IL Westbury, NY Cranbury, NJ Pendleton, NY Darien, CT Dayton, OH San Jose, CA Ypsilanti, MI

Field Hockey All-Time Standings 2010

2009

2008

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

* NCAC Tournament Champion

* NCAC Tournament Champion

* NCAC Tournament Champion

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

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

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

2007

2006

2005

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

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

* NCAC Tournament Champion

*NCAC Tournament Champion

*NCAC Tournament Champion

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

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

2004

2003

2002

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

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

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

*NCAC Tournament Champion

*NCAC Tournament Champion

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

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

2001

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

2000

1999

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

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

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

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

Field Hockey All-Time Standings (2) 1998

1997

1996

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

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

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

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

1995

1994

1993

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

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

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

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

1992

1991

1990

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

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

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

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

1989

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

1986

1988

1987

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

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

1985

1984

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

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

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

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: 17, Emily White (Wooster), 2000 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 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 Winning Margin: 12, Ohio Wesleyan (12) vs. Mary Baldwin (0), 9/22/1984; Ohio Wesleyan (12) vs. Earlham (0), 9/10/1994 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: 13, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987 Victories: 18, Denison, 1984; Kenyon, 2006 Winning Streak: 14, Ohio Wesleyan, 1989 Winning Streak, NCAC games: 22, Ohio Wesleyan, 1988-90 Unbeaten Streak: 14, Ohio Wesleyan, 1989; Ohio Wesleyan, 1991 Unbeaten Streak, NCAC games: 34 (33-0-1), Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-90 8/2/2011

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Cross Country Coaches' Meeting IOA Football Officiating Clinic Sports Information Directors' Meeting Softball Coaches' Meeting Swimming & Diving Coaches' Meeting Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Meeting Baseball Coaches' Meeting (may meet earlier) NCAC Athletic Directors/Faculty Reps' Meetings NCAC Sports Caucus Meeting Tennis Coaches' Meeting Cross Country Championships (M&W) IOA Women's Basketball Officiating Clinic Field Hockey Tournament Semifinals Men's Soccer Tournament Semifinals Women's Soccer Tournament Semifinals Volleyball Championships Field Hockey Tournament Championship Men's Soccer Tournament Championship Women's Soccer Tournament Championship Soccer Coaches' Meeting (M&W) Field Hockey Coaches' Meeting Athletic Trainers' Meeting IOA Men's Basketball Officiating Clinic

Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Denison if needed (Kenyon) Denison Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Denison Wittenberg Otterbein 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 Alliance, Ohio TBA

Volleyball Coaches' Meeting NCAC Presidents’ CouncilAnn Arbor, MI

Ohio Wesleyan

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

Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, IN Denison

Swimming & Diving Coaches Meeting (M&W) Swimming & Diving Championships (M&W) Basketball Tournament Quarterfinals (M&W) Basketball Tournament Semifinals and Championships (M&W) Heptathlon (M)/Pentathlon (W) Indoor Track & Field Championships (M&W) Men's & Women's Golf Event I Basketball Coaches' Meetings Tennis Coaches' Meeting Tennis Championships (M&W) Combined Events Track & Field Championship (M&W) NCAC Men's & Women's Golf Event II Football Coaches' Meeting Softball Coaches' Meeting Women's Lacrosse Championship Semifinals Baseball Coaches' Meeting Baseball Championship Softball Tournament Outdoor Track & Field Championships (M&W) Women's Lacrosse Championship Men's Lacrosse Coaches' Meeting Women's Lacrosse Coaches' Meeting Track & Field Coaches' Meeting Annual NCAC Meetings

Canton, Ohio Hiram at Canton, Ohio TBA (high seeds) TBA (high seeds) Ohio Wesleyan Wabash Allegheny Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon Kenyon Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan TBA (tournament site) TBA (high seed) Chillicothe, Ohio Chillicothe, Ohio TBA (high seed) Allegheny TBA (high seed) Kenyon Wooster Ohio Wesleyan Wooster