2011 Women's Lacrosse Yearbook by P.J. Gradowski

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse 2011 Yearbook

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse 2011 Schedule February 5 Sat. 26 Sat.

Trine (Exh.) Canisius

Detroit, MI Detroit, MI

11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m.

March 6 11 13 18 25 27

Sun. Fri. Sun. Fri. Fri. Sun.

UC Davis at Cincinnati Duquesne Niagara at Liberty* at Longwood*

Detroit, MI Cincinnati, OH Detroit, MI Detroit, MI Lynchburg, VA Farmville, VA

11:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Noon

April 1 3 8 10 12 16 20 22 23 29

Fri. Sun. Fri. Sun. Tues. Sat. Wed. Fri. Sat. Fri.

at Davidson* at High Point* Jacksonville* Presbyterian* Ohio State Howard* at St. Francis at LeMoyne at St. Bonaventure NLC Tournament

Davidson, N.C. 6:00 p.m. High Point, N.C. 11:00 a.m. Detroit, MI 4:00 p.m. Detroit, MI 11:00 a.m. Detroit, MI 4:00 p.m. Detroit, MI Noon Loretto, PA 4:00 p.m. Syracuse, N.Y. 4:00 p.m. St. Bonaventure, N.Y. Noon Davidson, N.C. TBA

May 1

Sun.

NLC Tournament

Davidson, N.C.

Home games in BOLD and played at Titan Field * - Denotes National Lacrosse Conference Game Game Dates and Times Remain Subject to Change All Times are Eastern

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YEARBOOK INFORMATION Quick Facts ...........................................................3 Staff Directory .......................................................4 Media Information ................................................4 2011 Roster ...........................................................5 Season Preview .................................................. 6-7 Coaching Staff Head Coach - Mary Ann Meltzer .................... 8-9 Asst. Coach - Kelly Gallagher ....................... 10-11 Athlete Profiles Olivia Mendoza............................................. 12-13 Alycsa Valentine ............................................ 14-15 Emily Boissonneault ...................................... 16-17 Anna Eidem .................................................. 18-19 Corina Mahorn ............................................. 20-21 Megan Wallace .............................................. 22-23 Lindsey Saunders .......................................... 24-25 Zaynib Hamze............................................... 26-27 Erin Campbell ............................................... 28-29 Megan Callahan ............................................ 30-31 Britany Busch ................................................ 32-33 Marybeth Flanagan ....................................... 34-35 Jaimee Stoner ......................................................36 Rebekah Dornbos ................................................37 Jenna Alberts .......................................................38 Tara Grady ..........................................................39 Morgan Lear .......................................................40 Abby McCollum .................................................41 2010 Season Stats ................................................42 NLC Stats ...........................................................43 Athletic Director - Keri Gaither .........................44 Points of Pride .....................................................45 Sports Medicine ..................................................46 Strength and Conditioning .................................47 Academic Support ...............................................48 Notable Alumni...................................................49 Detroit Titan Hall of Fame ........................... 50-51 City of Detroit............................................... 52-53

GENERAL Name of School .......... University of Detroit Mercy City / Zip ................................Detroit, MI / 48221 Enrollment .....................................................5,700 Nickname ..................................................... Titans School Colors ........................ Red, White and Blue Home Field .......................................... Titan Field Affiliation .................................. NCAA Division 1 Conference ..............National Lacrosse Conference Director of Athletics........................... Keri Gaither Faculty Athletics Rep.......................... Erick Barnes Athletic Department Phone ...........(313) 993-1700 Athletic Department Fax................(313) 993-1765 COACHING STAFF Head Coach ............................. Mary Ann Meltzer Alma Mater ....................................... Maryland ‘90 Year at Detroit ....................................Third Season Record at Detroit........................................... 12-22 Career Record................................................ 12-22 E-mail ...................maryann.meltzer@udmercy.edu Assistant Coach ..............................Kelly Gallagher Alma Mater ...................... Washington College ‘06 Year at Detroit ....................................Third Season E-mail ........................kellygallagher@udmercy.edu Lacrosse Office Phone ....................(313) 575-5431 TEAM INFORMATION 2010 Record .................................................... 7-13 First Season of Detroit Women’s Lacrosse ......2009 Letterwinners Returning / Lost ...................... 13/7 Newcomers ............................................................5 Overall All-Time Record .............................. 12-22

STAFF DIRECTORY ADMINISTRATION Associate V.P. & Athletic Director Keri Gaither Senior Associate AD Daron Montgomery Associate AD for Business Operations/SWA Teri Kromrei Assistant AD for Compliance Steve Corder Assistant AD for Facilities & Special Events Jeff Latinen Director of Ticket Sales & Fan Experience Greg Haapala Director of Marketing and Promotions Brandon Longmeier Equipment Manager Harvey Theeck Director of Concessions & Merchandising Jordan Sames

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Asst. AD for Strength and Conditioning Joe Tofferi Assistant Director Nick Wilson

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SPORTS INFORMATION

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The Sports Information Department is located in Calihan Hall on the McNichols Campus at the intersection of West McNichols and Livernois. The mailing address is: 4001 W. McNichols Road Detroit, MI 48221

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ATHLETIC TRAINING Asst. Athletic Director for Sports Medicine Michael Miller Assistant Directors Chris Hinderliter Ashley Van Meter Graduate Assistant Victoria Vintevoghel Interns Lorena Carithers Adam Siero

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Assistant Director of Facilities Nic Ryan (313) 993-1714 Asst. Director of Compliance/Academic Coordinator Amy Paling (313) 993-1700 Assistant Business/Ticket Manager Phuong Le (313) 993-1700 Director of Ticket Operations & Special Events Emily Vannice (313) 993-1700 Athletic Administration Intern Alyssa Starkey (313) 993-1700 Equipment & Facilities Intern Casey Hornung (313) 993-1700 Compliance Graduate Assistant Jessica Liebner (313) 993-1700 Sports Information Director Mitch Wigness Senior Assistant SID P.J. Gradowski Assistant SID/WLAX Contact Kit Stetzel Sports Information Assistant Joel Walrath

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No. 2 4 5 8 9 10 11 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Name Megan Wallace Anna Eidem Lindsey Saunders Jenna Alberts Abby McCollum Corina Mahorn Britany Busch Alycsa Valentine Emily Boissonneault Rebekah Dornbos Olivia Mendoza Zaynib Hamze Jaimee Stoner Morgan Lear Erin Campbell Megan Callahan Tara Grady Marybeth Flanagan

Pos. A MF A D A MF D D MF D A MF A D MF MF A GK

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

Ht. Hometown/HighSchool 4-10 Westbury, N.Y./Hicksville Senior 5-3 Champlin, MN/Totino-Grace 5-7 Pasadena, MD/Northeast 5-6 Alamo, CA/Monte Vista 5-10 La Salle, MI/Monroe 5-6 Whitby, ON/Anderson CVI 5-5 Clio, MI/Powers Catholic 5-5 Shelby Township, MI/Eisenhower 5-5 Brooklin, ON/Donald A. Wilson Secondary 5-5 Midland, MI/Midland 5-4 Lansing, MI/Catholic Central 5-5 Dublin, CA/Dublin 5-6 Valencia, CA/Hart 5-3 San Ramon, CA/Dougherty Valley 5-4 Orangeville, ON/Orangeville District Secondary 5-3 Lake Worth, FL/Park Vista Community 5-4 San Jose, CA/Pioneer 5-11 Lansing, MI/Waverly

Head Coach: Mary Ann Meltzer (Maryland ‘90; Third Season) Assistant Coach: Kelly Gallagher (Washington College ‘06; Third Season)

SEASON PREVIEW The Detroit Titan women’s lacrosse team will look to have a successful season in 2011. Head coach Mary Ann Meltzer has clearly defined the team goals, and the practices have been broken down in order to reach their aspirations. “We want to finish in the top three of the National Lacrosse Conference and ultimately win the conference championship,” Meltzer said. “This group of young women works extremely hard in practice. We just have a great work ethic as a team.” In order to end the season near the top of the conference standings Meltzer believes the team will need to win six to seven games in the NLC. “I think we have more leadership under our belt this year,” Meltzer explained. “Our junior class has been around now for a few years and they have been able to learn a lot. Hopefully that along with a strong finish in the conference tournament from last year will all carry over to this season.” Meltzer added that winning half of their non-conference games is another goal set by the team. “Offensively our goal is to maintain possession of the ball,” Meltzer said. “We may look to slow things down a bit more than we have in the past.” Off the field, Meltzer hopes that the team will be able to improve on their already impressive 3.1 team GPA. This unit had 13 players listed on the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll a year ago. Detroit will open the season with a pair of home games playing against Canisius on February 26, followed by UC Davis on March 6. “Canisius is a good team,” Meltzer said. “We didn’t get off to a good start when we played there last year, so we will look to be more competitive in this matchup. We had the opportunity to play against them in the fall and did a much better job than before so we will look to stay with them.” Detroit will be traveling to Cincinnati for their first road contest of the season to face the Bearcats on March 11. Cincinnati comes from one of the toughest conferences in the country, the Big East. Meltzer believes it will be a good test for her young team. “It’s always a test when you go up against a bigger school,” Meltzer explained. “It will be good for us, and hopefully we will learn a lot from this game. Last year we lost to them 10-6, which is respectable so again like with Canisius, we will look to compete with them this year. Detroit will host Duquesne and Niagara during the middle of March. “I’m glad that we get a shot to play Duquesne this year after coming out flat against them a year ago,” Meltzer said. “This is another team that we got to play against this fall so we will see how much we improved against one of the best teams in the Atlantic 10.” Conference play will begin in late March with matchups against Liberty and Longwood. “Liberty had a great recruiting year, so I’m sure they have gotten better,” Meltzer said. “We will need to focus on our own attack and defense to come away with the win against them this year.” Longwood was crowned as NLC champions in 2010. The Titans have one additional goal on the year for this team. “We have yet to beat Longwood, so that is another goal for our young team, Meltzer added.” The month of April starts with road games against Davidson and High Point. “We played well against Davidson last year,” Meltzer explained. “Unfortunately we came up just short against them. It was a good competitive game and I think this year’s matchup will be the same way.” The Titans have never faced High Point as 2011 marks the first year for them in the NLC. Detroit will return to Titan field on April 8 to face rival Jacksonville. That game sparks a string of home games for the Titans as Presbyterian, Ohio State and Howard round out the remaining home games on the schedule. Three road contests conclude the 2011 regular season. The Titans will face St. Francis, LeMoyne and St. Bonaventure before participating in the NLC Tournament on April 29. Detroit will need a strong effort from each class in order to compete in the NLC. Olivia Mendoza serves as the lone senior on the team. “Olivia has a great attitude, and would do anything for this team,” Meltzer added. “The junior class has been here since the beginning,” Meltzer said. “They are the leaders of this team.” Coach Meltzer went on to express that the team needs to support that group. “We have such a young team that we need girls to step up into leadership roles,” Meltzer added. “We have a large group of sophomores, and they will be relied upon even though they are not upperclassmen. We expect a lot from that group.” The Titans added three freshmen, two soccer players, and a former basketball player to the roster in hopes of finishing the season with a full team. “We had to play a man down last year against Ohio State because of injuries,” Meltzer said. “I added some athletes to the roster this year. They continue to improve each day and I am excited to see how they will play this season.”

Goalie Mary Beth Flanagan will be in goal for Detroit during 2011. Flanagan played in 12 games with seven starts a year ago. She posted a 2-5 record during her seven starts as a freshman. Flanagan made 111 saves posting a .464 save percentage. She logged over 500 minutes in goal and faced nearly 300 shots. “Mary Beth has a great attitude,” Meltzer explained. “She continues to learn and always comes to practice with intensity. She truly loves the game.” Flanagan’s best game as a Titan came against Longwood. She ended that game with a career-high 19 saves. Defense Alycsa Valentine and Britany Busch will lead the defensive unit. “Alycsa is great with her slides, and Britany’s hard work has really helped her get to where she is today,” Meltzer said. Newcomers Jenna Alberts, Rebekah Dornbos, and Morgan Lear will also help throughout the course of the season. “Jenna is a talented freshman that may have the opportunity to come in and play defense for us,” Meltzer said. Dornbos is one of two members of the Detroit soccer team that decided to pick up another sport. “Beka is learning quite well,” Meltzer explained. “She understands off-ball marking and man-to-man principles. It will take some time and some reps for her to get comfortable, but she has the talent to be a good player.” Lear is another talented freshman on the roster, yet she will be unable to play until midway through the season due to an injury. “Once Morgan gets back to full strength she will be able to help with her speed.” Attack Zaynib Hamze, Anna Eidem, Lindsey Saunders, and Erin Campbell highlight the attack position. Eidem was second on the team a year ago with 69 points off 55 goals and 14 assists. She started in all 20 games for the Titans. Also starting in all 20 games was sophomore Zaynib Hamze. Hamze ended the year with 24 points (16g, 8a). “Anna and Z played well for us last year,” Meltzer said. “We are looking for Anna to step up in the big games for us, and for Z to score more. Zaynib is a scrappy type of player that gets a lot of loose balls for us. We hope that she can convert those loose balls into goals.” Campbell and Saunders each had sound freshmen seasons for Detroit. Campbell started in 13 games before suffering a season-ending injury. She scored 16 goals through 13 games and also added four assists for 20 points. “Erin has the best stick work on the team,” Meltzer said. “She is a player that can create, feed, and shoot.” Saunders proved to be a reliable scoring threat in her first year as a Titan. She scored 20 goals and made four assists to end the year with 24 points. “Lindsey is very consistent, but we want her to be more aggressive this year,” Meltzer added. Olivia Mendoza, Jaimee Stoner, and Megan Wallace will provide leadership to this young team. Mendoza is the only senior on the roster. “Olivia is a great stick for us on the attack,” Meltzer said. “She has great attitude would do anything for the team.” Stoner and Wallace also fall into that role as Wallace will serve as a captain for 2011. Stoner proved that she could help the team with very little lacrosse experience. “Jaimee helped us out at the end of last year at the conference tournament,” Meltzer explained. “We were low on numbers and had some injury problems so she jumped into the lineup and helped out immediately. Jaimee is more of an offensive player that we would like to move to midfield. She has been working on her defense a lot. Her basketball background helps her transition to lacrosse. She understands the concepts she just needs to get used to having a stick in her hand.” Tara Grady and Abby McCollum will also look to impact the team from the attack position. “Tara will definitely get some time attacking, and Abby is much like Jaimee in that she has to get used to the game of lacrosse,” Meltzer said. “Once Abby gets more comfortable with her stick work she will become a threat on the attack.” McCollum is also a member of the women’s soccer team at Detroit. Midfield Megan Callahan, Emily Boissonneault, and Corina Mahorn complete a highly talented midfield group. Boissonneault was the head of the Detroit scoring attack a year ago. The junior led the team in goals (68), assists (15), and points (83). “Emily is obviously an offensive threat,” Meltzer said. “What sets her apart as a complete player is her ability to play good defense.” Mahorn will be a focal point on the team as she led the team with 48 draw controls in 2010. The junior also collected 49 ground balls and caused 22 turnovers. Scoring didn’t seem to be a problem either, as she ended the year with 38 goals and eight assists on her way to recording 46 points. “Corina uses her speed to get a lot of touches on the ball,” Meltzer said. “We would like for her to step up and have a big year.” Callahan represents the third person of this midfield trio. The defensive minded sophomore came up with 25 ground balls last year, while also causing 10 turnovers. “Callahan serves as a vocal leader on this young team,” Meltzer said. “As I said before this team has such a great work ethic, and we hope that it will pay off for us this year,” Meltzer explained. “The girls gave us everything they had last year even if that meant playing a man down. They played with heart and I hope we can bring that with us into this season. If we can mix that effort with a great attitude and a few new players there is no doubt that we will do much better.”

mary ann

meltzer head coach - third season

Mary Ann Meltzer is now in her third season as the head coach of the women’s lacrosse program. Meltzer guided the Titans to a 7-13 overall record a season ago, including a 3-3 mark in the National Lacrosse Conference. Detroit opened the 2010 campaign by winning two of their first three games. The Titans took down St. Francis University (PA) 16-5 to start the season, and then put together an 18-10 victory against Presbyterian on Feb. 26. After multiple away games Detroit returned to Titan Field to record back-to-back victories in early April. UDM defeated Howard University 20-5, and came back with an equally impressive game in a 19-5 win over Liberty University. The Titans also picked up a victory in the National Lacrosse Tournament towards the end of the season. Detroit defeated Presbyterian 17-16 in the first round of the tournament, but fell to the top seed Longwood in the next round by the score of 18-6. Detroit ended their 2010 season with a 17-13 loss to Jacksonville. 2009 marked the inaugural season for women’s lacrosse at Detroit. Meltzer’s helped the program win their first-ever game 20-1 over Howard University. UDM finished out the year with a 5-9 record that included an opening round 18-9 win in the National Lacrosse Conference tournament over Presbyterian before ending the campaign with a loss to Longwood. Meltzer came to UDM from the University of Michigan, where she was head coach of the Wolverines' club lacrosse team. In five seasons at U-M, she compiled a 93-22 record (.809 winning percentage), reaching the Women's Division Intercollegiate Associates national tournament finals in 2006 and the semi-finals in both 2003 and '04. She coached 10 All-Americans during her tenure in Ann Arbor. Meltzer was selected National Collegiate Club Coach of the Year in 2006 and again in 2007. Meltzer played collegiate lacrosse at the University of Maryland before graduating in 1990. Meltzer was selected as an All-American in 1989 and 1990. As a senior Meltzer was recognized as the National Offensive Player of the Year. She also played in the North-South All-Star Game. Additionally, Meltzer was a member of the United States National Lacrosse Team from 1988 to 1993. "The fact that Mary Ann has such a solid, successful background as both a coach and a college player is a win-win for us," Gaither said. "She has a wealth of experience in lacrosse and she brings a great knowledge of the game with her to UDM. With women's golf (2004) and lacrosse having been added at UDM within a short period of time, I think it shows just how committed our University is when it comes to offering additional Division I opportunities for female student-athletes." Meltzer was named to the Atlantic Coast Conference 50th Anniversary Women's Lacrosse Team in 2002 and she was also inducted into the Ohio chapter of the U.S. Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2002, having played her high school lacrosse in Columbus. Meltzer's coaching career began at nearby Birmingham Seaholm High School, where she compiled a five-year record of 78-23 (.772 winning percentage). She led Seaholm to three state championships (1998, 1999, 2001), and coached four high school All-Americans, all of whom went on to play college lacrosse. Meltzer was named Midwest High School Coach of the Year in 1999. Off the field, Meltzer has been a member of the Board of Directors of U.S. Lacrosse since 2004, and chairperson of the WDIA since 2006. She has also served as vice president of the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association since 2004. Meltzer and her family reside in Northville, MI.

kelly

gallagher assistant coach - third season

University of Detroit Mercy head women’s lacrosse coach Mary Ann Meltzer hired Kelly Gallagher as the firstever women's lacrosse assistant coach. Gallagher is now entering her third season as an assistant with the program. Gallagher was instrumental in helping Meltzer during the Titans’ inaugural season, which saw the Titans post a 5-9 record that included an opening round victory at the National Lacrosse Conference Tournament over Presbyterian. In 2010, Gallagher helped the Titans post a 7-13 record, including a 3-3 mark in conference play. Detroit won two of their first three contests, and once again defeated Presbyterian in the first round of the NLC Tournament. “I feel very fortunate to have Kelly on staff, not only because of her enthusiasm, but also due to her experience in dealing with lacrosse in non-traditional areas, which I know will be an asset to us here at UDM," said Meltzer. Gallagher came to Detroit after serving as an assistant coach for the women’s program at Muhlenberg College. While with the Mules, Gallagher was involved in all aspects of recruiting, scouting of opponents and coordinating game film operations. In addition, she oversaw day-to-day operations of the program and assisted with the planning of both games and practices. While at Muhlenberg, Gallagher organized and managed a high school clinic, as well as assisting in the development of off-season training workouts for the student-athletes. Off the field, Gallagher was the fundraiser and community service team liaison and she created an annual newsletter for alumnae, parents and friends of the women’s lacrosse program. Gallagher attended Washington College in Chestertown, MD, where she played lacrosse from 2003-06 and served as team captain senior season. In 2003, the Shorewomen were the runner-up at the ECAC Regional Lacrosse Championship. Gallagher graduated from Washington College in 2006 with a bachelor’s degree in history and a minor in political science.

olivia

mendoza #18 / senior / 5-4 / attack

AT FERRUM… Played one season at Ferrum... Ended 2008 season second among teammates in scoring... Helped lead FC to the Southern Conference Tournament quarterfinals.

2010… Played in 16 games with 10 starts… Scored seven goals and added an assist to earn eight points… Took 13 shots, including 12 shots on goal… Recorded 10 ground balls… Won six draw controls… Caused one turnover… Broke out with a three goal performance against Liberty (Apr. 10)… Scored two goals against Presbyterian (Apr. 30)… First assist of the year came against UC Davis (Mar. 13)… First goal of the season was scored against Notre Dame (OH) (Mar. 17).

PREP… Graduate of Lansing Catholic Central High School... Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse... Served as team captain last two years with the Cougars... Earned All-Michigan First Team Defender honors senior season... Named to the all-conference first team in 2007... Garnered all-conference honorable mention honors sophomore year.

2009… Played in 13 games and was in the starting line-up for all but two contests… Scored a team fourthbest seven goals on the year… Netted first collegiate goal at Le Moyne (Mar. 5)… Helped lead Detroit to a 21-15 victory over visiting Presbyterian with two goals on Mar. 28… Tallied a season-high three goals in UDM’s NLC Championship semi-final game against Presbyterian (May 1)… Collected 14 groundballs on the year.

PERSONAL… Daughter of Sandra and Ruben Mendoza... Has two siblings, Corey and Annie... Uncle, John Seeley, played football at Hillsdale... Majoring in social work.

Lansing Michigan Catholic Central High School

alycsa

valentine #14 / JUnior / 5-5 / defense

2010… Played in all 20 games with 17 starts… Won two draw controls… Collected 23 ground balls… Caused 11 turnovers… Recorded five ground balls at Canisius (Mar. 28)... Named to the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association Academic Honor Roll… Named to the National Lacrosse Conference All-Academic Honor Roll.

PREP… Graduate of Eisenhower High School... Earned two varsity letters in basketball... Earned EHS Best Team Spirit Award in 2005... Tabbed as most improved player for the Eagles senior season... Nominated for scholar athlete award in 2006... Member of National Honor Society and Student Against Destructive Decisions.

2009… Saw action in 12 games and was in the starting lineup on nine occasions… Tallied first draw control in Detroit’s 21-15 win over visiting Presbyterian (Mar. 28)… Finished the season with seven ground balls.

PERSONAL… Daughter of Thomas Valentine and Theresa Kolakovich... Has four younger siblings: Brooke, Brendan, Lindsay and Meike... Grandfather, Gary Abraham, great uncle, Terrance Abraham, and aunt, Connie Currie, all attended Detroit... Enjoys playing lacrosse, hockey, soccer and volleyball... Attended Macomb Community College for a year... Majoring in architecture.

Shelby Township Michigan Eisenhower High School

emily

boissonneault #15 / Junior / 5-5 / midfield

2010… First Team All-National Lacrosse Conference selection… Started in all 20 contests for the Titans… Recorded a team-high 83 points… Led the team in goals with 68 and assists with 15… Took a team-high 149 shots including 109 shots on goal… Scored one game-winning goal and 10 free position goals… Second on the team with 64 ground balls… Tied for third on the team in draw controls with 34… Led the team with 46 caused turnovers…Ranked 11th in points (83) and 19th in points per game (4.15) in the nation… Placed seventh in the nation in both goals (68) and goals per game (3.4)… Ranked third in caused turnovers (2.3) and seventh in ground balls (3.2)… Tallied five or more goals six times… Scored six goals in the season opener against St. Francis (PA) (Feb. 21)… Recorded five points with four goals and an assist against Jacksonville (Feb. 27)… Scored six goals and added an assist against Saint Mary’s (Mar. 9)… Broke out with a five goal performance against UC Davis (Mar. 13)… Tallied eight points against Notre Dame (OH) with six goals and two assists (Mar. 17)… Scored four of the team’s nine goals against Niagara (Mar. 26)… Recorded a hat trick against Liberty with three goals and an assist (Apr. 10)… Helped Detroit defeat Presbyterian with four goals and an assist (Apr. 30)… Scored a season-high seven goals in the season finale against Jacksonville (May 2)… Recorded at least three ground balls in 13 games… Caused at least two turnovers in 16 contests.

goals and points, with 57 in each category… Closed out the year first among teammates in draw controls (27) and third in groundballs (36)… Tallied at least one goal in every game for the Titans and collected two game-winning goals… Scored a season-high nine goals in Detroit’s 18-9 victory over Presbyterian in the opening round of the NLC Tournament (May 1)… Previous season-high in goals was eight, which occurred in a 21-15 win versus Presbyterian (Mar. 28)… One of the goals against the Blue Hose was the game-winner for the Titans. PREP… Graduate of Donald A. Wilson Secondary School... Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse... Served as team captain for the Gators junior and senior seasons... Member of the Midwest Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association All-Tournament team and honors squad in 2007... Gators were medal finalists in the provincial finals... Played varsity basketball all four years... Named basketball team captain last two seasons... Member of the Oshawa Lady Blue Knights club lacrosse team (2004-08), which were provincial champions all four years. PERSONAL… Daughter of Corinne and Marc Boissonneault... Has three siblings: Jacqueline, Joel and Mathieu... Majoring in education.

2009… Made a significant impact for the Titans during their inaugural season… Earned National Lacrosse Conference Attack MVP honors… Named to the womenslacrosse. com All-Rookie Team… Started every game for the Titans (14)… Ended inaugural season with team highs in both

Brooklin Ontario Donald Wilson Secondary

anna

eidem #4 / Junior / 5-3 / midfield

2010… First Team All-National Lacrosse Conference selection… Started in all 20 games for the Titans… Second on the team with 69 points… Scored 55 goals to finish 15th in the nation… Recorded 14 assists… Took 109 shots, including 87 shots on goal… Led the team with three game-winning goals… Scored three free position goals… Fourth on the team with 43 ground balls… Second on the team with 40 draw controls… Caused 18 turnovers… Scored a careerhigh eight goals against Presbyterian while also adding an assist for nine points (Feb. 26)… Recorded back-to-back games with seven points (Apr. 3-10)… Scored six goals against Howard to go along with an assist… Tallied four goals and came up with a season-high three assists against Liberty… Matched her season-high with three assists in a game against Notre Dame (OH) (Mar. 17)… Added five goals in the 16-10 victory… Helped the Titans defeat Presbyterian by scoring five goals and adding three assists in the 17-16 win (Apr. 30)… Scored four goals against St. Francis (Feb. 21), Saint Mary’s (Mar. 9), and Longwood (Apr. 18)… Recorded five ground balls in three different games… Won six draw controls against Longwood (Apr. 18)… Caused five turnovers against Presbyterian (Feb.26)… Named to the NLC All-Academic Honor Roll. 2009… One of seven players to start every game for Detroit during its inaugural season… Closed out the season second among teammates in goals (37), assists (7) and points (44)… Scored at least one goal in 10 out of the 14 contests for the Titans… Tallied two game-winning goals for Detroit with the first coming against Fresno State (17-3) on Mar. 27 and the second in the semi-finals of the NLC Tournament

versus Presbyterian on May 1 (18-9)… Scored a seasonhigh seven goals and a season-best four helpers to end with 11 points in Detroit’s 21-15 win against Presbyterian (Mar. 28)… Scored six goals, three times during the season, with the last versus Presbyterian (May 1), which helped advance Detroit to the NLC Championship game. PREP… Graduate of Totino-Grace High School... Played four years of lacrosse and earned three varsity letters... Earned Minnesota State High School League Girl’s Lacrosse Player of the Year honors after senior season... Named team captain last two seasons with the Eagles... Earned all-conference honors in 2006 and ‘07... Garnered AllMinnesota Second Team honors sophomore and junior seasons... Led the Eagles in scoring for three seasons (200507)... Tallied 133 career goals and 35 career assists before senior season... Also played hockey and volleyball all four years at TGHS... Won the Totino-Grace Athena Award in 2008... Played for the Minnesota High School Elite Team for one year... Garnered Vail Colorado Shootout AllTournament Team honors in 2007. PERSONAL… Daughter of Gregory and Teresa Eidem... Has one older brother, Brett... Majoring in criminal justice.

Champlin Minnesota Totino-Grace High School

corina

mahorn #10 / Junior / 5-6 / midfield

2010… Second Team All-National Lacrosse Conference selection… Ended the season third on the team with 46 points… Third on the team in both goals (38) and assists (8)… Started in all 20 games for the Titans… Took 79 shots, including 61 shots on goal… Second on the team with four free position goals… Recorded 49 ground balls… Led the team with 48 draw controls… Caused 22 turnovers… Recorded three points in each of the first three games of the season… Exploded for a career-high nine goals against Fresno State (Mar. 11)… Scored at least two goals in 11 contests… Grabbed six ground balls against St. Francis in the season opener (Feb. 21) and again in a game against Fresno State (Mar. 11)… Won six draw controls at Davidson (Feb. 23)… Caused four turnovers in two of the first three games of the year... Named to the NLC All-Academic Honor Roll.

PREP... Graduate of Anderson CVI where she was a multi-sport athlete... Played lacrosse, basketball, volleyball and was a member of the track and field team at Anderson... Earned Ontario Women’s Lacrosse Most Improved Player honors senior season... Named team captain and MVP for the Raiders in 2007... Anderson CVI placed second in the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics Association and was an Ontario Cup participant senior year... Recipient of a senior athletic school letter in 2007 and a junior athletic school letter in 2005... Chosen as the Raiders Female Athlete of the Year senior season... Played with club team, Oshawa Lady Blue Knights, for three years... Lady Blue Knights were crowned the 2007 provincial champions... Club squad was U19 Rep Tier 1 Provincial Champions and Ontario Summer Games Champions in 2006 & ‘08.

2009… Started all 14 contests for Detroit… Part of UDM’s firstever official face-off… Ended the year third on the team in points (26), goals (23) and assists (3)… Finished the season fifth among teammates in groundballs (24)… Scored in every game except for two… Scored first goal of the season in the Titans’ 20-1 route over Howard (Feb. 21)… Found the back of the net at Central Connecticut State (Mar. 18), which ended up as the game-winner… Netted three goals in three straight games in the middle of the season (Mar. 20-28)… Tallied a season-high four points in Detroit’s 17-3 win over Fresno State (Mar. 27)… Earned a season-best five draw controls against Presbyterian (Mar. 28).

PERSONAL... Daughter of Joy and Bill Mahorn... Has two older brothers, Andrew and Matthew... Majoring in business administration.

Whitby Ontario Anderson CVI High School

Megan

wallace #2 / Junior / 4-10 / Attack

PREP… Graduate from Hicksville Senior High School... Earned two varsity letters in lacrosse... Participated in the 7v7 Lacrosse Tournament at Northwestern junior year... Member of varsity track team freshman year and the cheerleading squad for two seasons (2006, ‘07)... Scholar athlete team for track (2005)... In the marching band from 2004-07 and served as Drum Major senior season... Member of the National Honor Society, National Math Honor Society, National French Honor Society and Modern Music Masters Honor Society... Earned U.S. Achievement Academy All-American Scholar honors senior season.

2010… Played in 15 games with 10 starts… Scored two goals for the Titans… Took five shots on goal… Scored one game-winning goal… Collected six ground balls… Won six draw controls… Caused one turnover… Scored her first goal of the season against Howard (Apr. 3)… Came back next game to score second goal of the season against Liberty (Apr. 10)… Recorded two ground balls in the season finale against Jacksonville (May 2). 2009… Played in every game for Detroit and was in the starting line-up 10 times… Picked up nine ground balls on the year… Tallied two ground balls in Detroit’s home opener against Niagara (Feb. 28) and two in Detroit’s 17-3 win over visiting Fresno State (Mar. 27).

PERSONAL… Daughter of Barbara and Jefford Wallace... Has one younger sister, Shari... Majoring in psychology.

Westbury New York Hicksville Senior High School

lindsey

saunders #5 / sophomore / 5-7 / attack

2010… Started in all 20 games for the Titans… Fourth on the team with 20 goals… Added four assists to end the year with 24 points… Took 45 shots, including 32 shots on goal… Collected 33 ground balls… Won 19 draw controls… Caused 11 turnovers… Scored a career-high three goals against Howard (Apr. 3)… Recorded three points in the season opener against St. Francis with two goals and an assist (Feb. 21)… Scored at least one goal in 14 games… Collected a career-high eight ground balls against Cincinnati (Mar. 5)… Won four draw controls against Presbyterian. PREP… Graduate of Northeast High School… Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse… Led the Eagles in scoring entire career at NHS… Garnered first team AllCounty and First Team Capital Gazette honors in 2009… Earned four varsity letters in soccer… Ended

each season first among teammates in scoring… Earned All-County second team honors in 2005-07 and first team honors senior season… Served as team captain junior and senior years… Tabbed as Capitol Gazette Athlete of the Week in 2008… Garnered All-Maryland Honorable Mention Honors senior season… Named MVP for both the lacrosse and soccer squads senior year… Played one season of junior varsity basketball and one year varsity… Led the Eagles in scoring on the basketball court during the JV season… Served as captain of soccer, lacrosse and basketball senior season… Member of the National Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society and Varsity Club… Tabbed as an NHS Scholar Athlete in 2009. PERSONAL… Daughter of Donald and Wanda Saunders… Has two siblings: Lauren Haislip and DJ Saunders… Major is undecided.

Pasadena Maryland Northeast High School

zaynib

hamze #19 / sophomore / 5-5 / Midfield

2010… Played in all 20 contests for the Titans… Tied for fourth on the team with 24 points… Ended the season with 16 goals and eight assists… Took 34 shots, including 24 shots on goal… Scored one game-winning goal and connected on two free position attempts… Led the team with 74 ground balls… Ranked third in the nation by averaging 3.7 ground balls per game… won 34 draw controls… Caused 30 turnovers, marking the second highest total on the team… Scored at least two goals in five games… Scored two goals and added an assist against Davidson (Feb. 23)… Recorded a career-high three assists against Presbyterian (Feb. 26)… Tallied a career-high three goals against Liberty (Apr. 10)… Collected seven ground balls in the season opener against St. Francis (Feb. 21)… Matched her seasonhigh ground ball total with seven against Presbyterian (Feb. 26) and Liberty (Apr. 10)… Recorded at least five ground balls in 10 contests.

PREP… Graduate of Dublin High School… Earned three varsity letters in lacrosse… Served as team captain for the Gaels both junior and senior seasons… Earned DFAL First Team honors in 2008 & ‘09… Tabbed as DHS Most Valuable Offensive Player sophomore and junior years… Named to the DFAL Second Team in 2007… Earned one varsity letter in soccer… Served as team captain and named MVP for junior varsity soccer squad in 2007… Earned two varsity letters in cross country… Placed second both seasons with cross country at Frosh/Soph DFAL… Earned Distinguished Scholastic Team-California Interscholastic Federation/North Coast Section first three years at DHS. PERSONAL… Daughter of Catherine and Walid Hamze… Has six siblings: Khaled, Houda, Heba, Iman, Zaharia and Noor… Majoring in biology.

Dublin California Dublin High School

erin

campbell #22 / sophomore / 5-4 / midfield

PREP… Graduate of Orangeville District Secondary School… Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse… Earned MVP honors last three years with the Scarlet Bears… Served as team captain 2006-09… Earned team most dedicated player freshman season… Scarlet Bears won bronze at Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) in 2006 and ‘07 and silver in ‘08… ODSS captured the Provincial Gold at OFSAA senior season.

2010… Started in 13 games before suffering a seasonending injury… Scored 16 goals and added four assists to end the year with 20 points… Took 36 shots, including 28 shots on goal… Collected 17 ground balls… Won seven draw controls… Caused two turnovers… Started season with a career-high three goal performance against St. Francis (PA) (Feb. 21)… Recorded another three point game against Jacksonville with two goals and an assist (Feb. 27)… Scored at least one goal in 10 of the 13 games she played in… Recorded four ground balls against Notre Dame (OH) (Mar. 17).

PERSONAL… Daughter of John Campbell… Has three older siblings: Jennifer, Matthew and Mandy… Enjoys playing hockey and spending time with family… Majoring in psychology.

Orangeville Ontario Orangeville District Or Secondary

megan

callahan #23 / sophomore / 5-3 / midfield

2010… Started in all 20 games for the Titans… Scored one goal and recorded two assists to end the year with three points… Took seven shots, including three shots on goal… Recorded 25 ground balls… Won 11 draw controls… Caused 10 turnovers… Picked up her first assist of the season against Fresno State (Mar. 11)… Scored her lone goal of the season against Howard (Apr. 3)… Final assist of the season came against Liberty (Apr. 10)… Recorded three ground balls five different times during the year.

PREP… Graduate of Park Vista Community High… Earned three varsity letters in lacrosse… Served as team captain for the Cobras in 2009… Named Park Vista Defensive Player of the Year sophomore season… Earned Captains Award for the Cobras in 2008… Garnered first team All-County and All-District team honors sophomore and junior seasons… Earned second team All-County and All-District in 2008… Named to the Second Team All-South Florida sophomore year… Has three varsity letters for soccer… Given ‘D-Train’ Award junior year… Tabbed as a scholar-athlete in 2006 and ‘07… Played for the club lacrosse team, StickBenders, for two years and SoFla for three… Member of Key Club and First Priority. PERSONAL… Daughter of Christine and Martin Rivard, as well as Steve Callahan… Majoring in secondary education.

Lake Worth Florida Park Vista High School

britany

busch #11 / sophomore / 5-5 / Defense

PREP… Graduate of Powers Catholic High School… Earned two varsity letters in lacrosse... Named to the Detroit Catholic School League First Team senior season… Earned Midwest Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association All-Tournament Team honors in 2009… Chargers were Michigan High School Athletics Association (MHSAA) state finalist senior year and state champions in 2008… Played basketball and soccer for the Chargers… Earned the Charger Award, which shows demonstrated spirit, loyalty and effort, in basketball (2006), soccer (2007) and lacrosse (2008)… Served on the PCHS Student Congress… Vice president of Student Council… Member of the National Honor Society.

2010… Played in 16 contests for the Titans, earning seven starts… Scored one goal and recorded two assists to end the year with three points… Took four shots including three shots on goal… Scored her lone goal of the season off a free position attempt… Collected 14 ground balls and won four draw controls… Forced seven turnovers… Had a career day against Howard with a goal and an assist in the 20-5 victory (Apr. 3)… Second assist of the season came against Longwood (Apr. 18)… Came off the bench against St. Francis (PA) in her first career game as a Titan… Made her first start of the season against Liberty (Apr. 10)… Recorded four ground balls against Presbyterian (Apr. 30).

PERSONAL… Daughter of Arthur and Bernadette Busch… Has two siblings: Annick and Michael… Majoring in business.

Clio Michigan Powers Catholic High School

marybeth

FLANAGAN #25 / sophomore / 5-11 / Goalkeeper

2010… Played in 12 games with seven starts as the Titan goalkeeper… Made 111 saves in 508 minutes of action… Held a goals-against average of 15.12 and an overall record of 2-5… Recorded 19 ground balls and caused two turnovers… Made a season-high 19 saves against Longwood (May 1)… Saw action for the first time of the season against UC Davis (Mar. 13)… Picked up her first win against Liberty (Apr. 10)… Second win of the season came against Presbyterian (Apr. 30)… Recorded double digit save totals in six contests.

PREP… Graduate of Waverly High School… Graduated in the Top-10… Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse… Four-time All-Conference honoree… WHS advanced to the MHSAA Championship Regional Final in 2009… Earned Division I First Team All-Michigan senior year… Named Lansing State Journal "Player to Watch" sophomore season… Earned the Positive Coaches Alliance Award in 2007… Named Academy International MVP sophomore year… Warriors captured the regional tournament in 2006… Earned four varsity letters in cross country… Garnered CAAC Scholar Athlete Award for both lacrosse and cross country senior year… Member of the WHS marching band and National Honor Society. PERSONAL… Daughter of Andy and Jamie Flanagan… Has an older brother, Daryl… Majoring in nursing.

Lansing Michigan Waverly High School

Jaimee

stoner #20 / junior / 5-6 / attack

2010… Started the final three games of the season… Scored her lone goal of the season against Presbyterian (Apr. 30)… Took four shots, including three shots on goal… Recorded a ground ball against Jacksonville (May 2)… Won two draw controls. PREP... Graduate of Hart High School... Never previously played lacrosse... Standout basketball player in high school... Began her UDM career playing basketball (2009-10), switched to lacrosse after the season. PERSONAL... Daughter of Charles Stoner and LuAnne Hodges... Majoring in biology... Has two sisters, Correy and Alyson.

REBEKAH

DORNBOS #16 / SOPHOMORE / 5-5 / dEFENSE

PREP... Graduate of Midland High School... Did not play lacrosse... Earned four varsity soccer letters at Midland High School under head coach Dick Campbell…Named All-Saginaw Valley four times, All-District three times, as well as third-team All-State once and second-team All-State twice…Spent five years playing with the Vardar Soccer Club, winning three division championships. PERSONAL... Daughter of Jim and Robin Dornbos…Has a brother, RJ (23), and sister, Rachel (21)... Majoring in education... Also a member of the Detroit Titan soccer team.

Jenna

alberts #8 / freshman / 5-6 / Defense

PREP... Graduate of Monte Vista High School… Earned two varsity letters in lacrosse… Mustangs were East Bay Athletic League undefeated champions and North Coast Section Champions junior year… Garnered East Bay Athletic League Honorable Mention Honors in 2009… Mustangs finished second for the North Coast Section sophomore season… California High School Lax Bush-Braveheart winner in 2008… Earned Coach’s Award on JV squad in 2007… Played three years (2007-09) for the Triple Threat Club Team, along with fellow signee, Morgan Lear… Club team was crowned Sandstorm Tournament Champions in 2009… Guest player for the Blue Dog Club, Cascade Cup Champions, this past summer… Triple Threat placed second at the Mid-Atlantic Tournament in 2008. PERSONAL... Daughter of Stephen and Sharon Alberts... Enjoys wakeboarding, water skiing, and snowboarding... Studying to be a physician’s assistant.

tara

grady #24 / freshman / 5-4 / attack

PREP... Graduate of Pioneer High Schoolâ&#x20AC;Ś Four-year varsity letter winner at Pioneer High School... Scored over 100 goals in her career... Named first team all-league as a junior after notching 37 markers... Two-time team captain... Won 75 percent of her draw controls during her junior and senior season PERSONAL... Daughter of Michael Grady and Robin Mancuso-Grady... Enjoys Art... Majoring in business management.

morgan

lear #21 / freshman / 5-3 / defense

PREP... Graduate of Dougherty Valley High School… Attended California High School freshman year where she played junior varsity lacrosse for the Grizzlies… Member of the Triple Threat Club Team from 2007-09… Earned MVP at Palm Springs Tournament in 2007… Club team won the Palm Springs Tournament in 2008 and ‘09, along with the Galaxy Tournament in Delaware… Triple Threat came in second in both the Mid-Atlantic Tournament (MD) in 2008 and the Diane Whipple Tournament (Moraga, CA)… Earned two varsity letters in track at DVHS… Became first varsity athlete to advance to the North Coast Section for track junior season… Earned Most Improved Player honors for track in 2009… Garnered the Wildcat Award junior season… Wildcat representative in 300-meter hurdles at the Meet of Champions in 2008… Played two years of varsity volleyball (2007-09), as well as soccer (2007-09)… Served as Editor-in-Chief for yearbook last three years at DVHS… Currently the ASB Vice President. PERSONAL... Daughter of Ken and Pam Lear... Majoring in communications.

abby

mCCOLLUM #9 / FRESHMAN / 5-10 / attack

PREP... Graduate of Monroe High School... Did not play lacrosse... Earned multiple letters at Monroe in soccer, basketball, football and track…Named soccer Player of the Year in 2008 & 2010…Made her mark as an offensive weapon setting a school record 40 goals for the season and seven in one game…Left the Trojans second in school history with 81 markers…She also became the first female athlete to ever kick extra points in football. PERSONAL... Daughter of Becky and Charles McCollum…Has two older brothers, Glenn (28) and Matthew (23) …Her hobbies include hunting, fishing, bonfires and camping... Also a member of the Detroit Titan soccer team.

2010 SEASON STATS The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Detroit Combined Team Statistics All games (as of May 02, 2010) RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

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Date Feb 21 Feb 23 Feb 26 Feb 27 Mar 05 Mar 09 Mar 11 Mar 13 Mar 17 Mar. 19 Mar 26 Mar 28 Apr 03 Apr 10 Apr 16 Apr 18 Apr 25 Apr 30 May 01 May 02

Opponent ST. FRANCIS (PA) at Davidson at Presbyterian College vs JU CINCINNATI at Saint Mary's (CA) at Fresno State at UC Davis NOTRE DAME (OH) at Duquesne at Niagara University at Canisius HOW LIBERTY LEM LW at #18 Ohio State vs Presbyterian College at LW vs JU

TEAM STATISTICS SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct. Shots on goal-Attempts SOG pct. Shots/Game As s i s t s Free position made-Att Free position pct. GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position Unassisted Overtime Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct. ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date Neutral Site #/Avg

OVERALL 7-13 3-3 4-10

W L W L L L W L W L L L W W L L L W L L

Score 16-5 12-15 18-10 13-15 6-10 15-21 18-13 6-18 16-10 4-20 9-10 5-20 20-5 19-5 9-15 9-15 4-21 17-16 6-18 13-17

Att. 107 45 63 73 142 125 192 85 111 345 137 173 143 317 141 152 305 75 100 125

DETROIT

OPP

235-515 11.75 . 456 390-515 . 757 25.8 69 24-64 . 375

279-715 13.95 . 390 571-715 . 799 35.8 109 27-89 . 303

235 24 166 0 11.75 462 236 456 181 263-347 . 758

279 27 170 0 13.95 542 313 360 235 266-322 . 826

1113 7/159 3/91

1570 10/157

HOME 4-3 2-1 2-2 ## PLAYER 15 Boissonneault, Emily 4 Eidem, Anna 10 Mahorn, Corina 5 Saunders, Lindsey 19 Hamze, Zaynib 22 Campbell, Erin 1 Noland, Madison 18 Mendoza, Olivia 3 Bogatz, Kandice 24 Shaver, Alyssa 23 Callahan, Megan 11 Busch, Britany 2 Wallace, Megan 20 Stoner, Jaimee 6 Hicks, Mel 25 Flanagan, Marybet 21 Thomas, Maya 17 Yenger, Brett 14 Valentine, Alysca

Total Opponents

AWAY 2-8 1-1 1-7

NEUTRAL 1-2 0-1 1-1

GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC TO CT 20 68 15 83 149 1 64 34 60 46 20 55 14 69 109 3 43 40 45 18 20 38 8 46 79 0 49 48 66 22 20 20 4 24 45 0 33 19 29 11 20 16 8 24 34 1 74 34 60 30 13 16 4 20 36 0 17 7 19 2 14 7 5 12 19 0 9 7 16 3 16 7 1 8 13 0 10 6 13 1 5 2 3 5 4 1 3 2 5 0 10 1 3 4 4 0 10 2 12 2 20 1 2 3 7 0 25 11 26 10 16 1 2 3 4 0 14 4 17 7 15 2 0 2 5 1 6 6 21 1 3 1 0 1 4 0 1 2 3 0 13 0 0 0 3 0 17 5 12 10 12 0 0 0 0 0 19 0 8 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 7 3 2 2 13 0 0 0 0 0 37 0 29 3 20 0 0 0 0 0 23 2 12 11 20 235 69 304 515 7 462 236 456 181 20 279 109 388 715 13 542 313 360 235

## Goalie GP Min. 17 Yenger, Brett 13 691:56 25 Flanagan, Marybet 12 508:04 Total 20 1200:00 Opponents 20 1200:00

Goals by Period Detroit Opponents

134 101 148 131

Saves by Period Detroit Opponents

161 131 75 80

Shots by Period Detroit Opponents

279 236 383 332

Shots on Goal Detroit Opponents

209 181 309 262

GA GAAvg Save

151 128 279 235

1st 2nd Total

235 279

1st 2nd Total

292 155

1st 2nd Total

515 715

1st 2nd Total

390 571

13.09 15.12 13.95 11.75

181 111 292 155

Pct

W-L-T

.545 5-8-0 .464 2-5-0 .511 7-13-0 .397 13-7-0

2010 NLC STATS The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Detroit Combined Team Statistics Conference games (as of Apr 18, 2010) RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

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Date Feb 23 Feb 26 Feb 27 Apr 03 Apr 10 Apr 18

Opponent at Davidson at Presbyterian College vs JU HOW LIBERTY LW

OVERALL 3-3 3-3 0-0

L W L W W L

Score 12-15 18-10 13-15 20-5 19-5 9-15

Att. 45 63 73 143 317 152

HOME 2-1 2-1 0-0

AWAY 1-1 1-1 0-0

## PLAYER GP 4 Eidem, Anna 6 15 Boissonneault, Emily 6 10 Mahorn, Corina 6 5 Saunders, Lindsey 6 19 Hamze, Zaynib 6 22 Campbell, Erin 4 1 Noland, Madison 6 18 Mendoza, Olivia 4 11 Busch, Britany 4 2 Wallace, Megan 3 23 Callahan, Megan 6 3 Bogatz, Kandice 2 6 Hicks, Mel 4 25 Flanagan, Marybet 3 24 Shaver, Alyssa 3 21 Thomas, Maya 3 17 Yenger, Brett 4 14 Valentine, Alysca 6 Total 6 Opponents 6

NEUTRAL 0-1 0-1 0-0 A Pts

27 6 33 15 7 22 12 2 14 11 1 12 7 5 12 7 2 9 4 5 9 4 0 4 1 2 3 2 0 2 1 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 91 33 124 65 28 93

DETROIT

OPP

91-187 15.17 . 487 147-187 . 786 31.2 33 8-26 . 308

65-178 10.83 . 365 143-178 . 803 29.7 28 8-30 . 267

91 8 58 0 15.17 160 70 139 78 100-128 . 781

65 8 37 0 10.83 167 99 134 79 90-118 . 763

## Goalie GP 25 Flanagan, Marybet 3 17 Yenger, Brett 4 Total 6 Opponents 6

Min. 150:00 210:00 360:00 360:00

Goals by Period Detroit Opponents

1st 2nd Total

40 27

Saves by Period Detroit Opponents

1st 2nd Total

612 3/204 1/73

108 2/54

Shots by Period Detroit Opponents

1st 2nd Total

Shots on Goal Detroit Opponents

1st 2nd Total

51 38 37 27

96 89 78 75

41 29

91 89 69 68

Sh Gw

43 41 26 20 13 16 10 6 3 5 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 187 178

1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3

15 21 13 13 29 5 5 3 4 1 8 2 10 9 2 3 12 5 160 167

GA GAAvg Save

23 42 65 91

91 65 78 56

187 178 147 143

9.20 12.00 10.83 15.17

30 48 78 56

14 6 17 4 6 2 2 3 2 2 6 1 2 0 1 1 0 1 70 99

9 16 23 8 23 7 6 4 6 7 7 3 2 5 3 0 10 0 139 134 Pct

.566 . 533 .5 4 5 . 381

12 16 6 4 12 1 3 0 4 0 4 0 5 1 0 2 3 5 78 79 W-L-T

1-1-0 2-2-0 3-3-0 3-3-0

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Keri Gaither was appointed as University of Detroit Mercy’s Director of Athletics in May of 2007, less than six months after being asked to serve as Interim Director of Athletics. Soon after taking the helm of Titan athletics, Gaither announced the expansion of the Detroit Titans Division I sports program from 16 to 19 teams with the addition of men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse and men’s tennis, all of which began play in 2008-09. In her first two years, Gaither also expanded the athletic staff by adding eight full-time positions to the department, directed the building and completion of a new $1.6 million all-purpose synthetic turf field and track, and was responsible for the hiring of men’s basketball coach Ray McCallum, women’s basketball coach Autumn Rademacher, and softball coach Sunny Jones. Gaither recently completed a successful fundraising campaign for the renovation of the men’s basketball office suite and recently completed tennis complex that includes eight new tennis courts, a tennis pavilion and a new grass field which will accommodate the lacrosse and soccer teams. Gaither was recognized for her strong leadership as UDM’s Director of Athletics when she was appointed to the University of Detroit Mercy’s (UDM) senior leadership team as a member of the Associate Vice President’s group in June of 2007. UDM Athletic Director, For the three years preceding her appointment as A.D., Gaither served as second in command Keri Gaither for the Detroit Titans Athletic Department and also supervised nine Titan women’s varsity sports as the Senior Associate Athletic Director. During her tenure as Senior Associate A.D., Gaither played an instrumental role in the planning and implementation of women’s golf in 2004 when it became UDM’s 16th varsity team. Prior to her selection as A.D., Gaither had served in several key administrative roles for the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics including stints as Senior Woman Administrator and Director of Business Operations. Gaither Chaired the Detroit Local Organizing Committee (DLOC) for the 2009 NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four which was played in front of a record-setting crowd of 72,922 at Ford Field in Detroit as the University of Detroit Mercy served as the host institution. As the DLOC Chair, Gaither provided strong leadership for the DLOC and maintained ultimate responsibility for the local operations of the Final Four event. Gaither held the same position, in addition to being designated Tournament Director, for the 2008 NCAA Men’s Basketball Midwest Regional. As a current member of the Horizon League’s Executive Council, Gaither is actively involved with League operations. She currently serves on the League’s Men’s Basketball Strategic Planning Committee and has served on both the finance and television committees. In July of 2010, Gaither was appointed a new member of the Executive Committee of the Division I-AAA Athletics Directors Association. She is one of just 13 members serving on the Executive Committee, which works on behalf of the membership of the D1-AAA, in addition to its President and five other officers. Gaither was also appointed to the NCAA Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee (MOIC) in September of 2009. As one of six Division I members on the 15-person committee, Gaither is currently in year two of a four-year term. The MOIC was formed to review issues related to the interests of ethnic minorities and women with a focus on education and welfare of minority student-athletes, as well as the enhancement of opportunities for ethnic minorities and women in coaching, athletics administration, officiating and the NCAA governance structure. In March of 2008, Gaither was presented with the Phenomenal Women’s Ashley Gray Legacy Award by the University of Detroit Mercy’s Student Programming Board. This award was presented for her outstanding contribution toward the growth and development of students as the Director of Athletics at UDM. Gaither was also honored in September of 2008 when she was named one of Crain’s Detroit Business’ “2008 Women to Watch” for her goals and initiatives in the Detroit Titans athletics program and her leadership in serving as chair of Detroit’s Local Organizing Committee for the 2009 NCAA Final Four. While a member of the 2006 UDM Self-Study Steering Committee for NCAA Athletic Certification, Gaither also served on the Equity and Student-Athletic Welfare Sub-Committee and was designated the campus liaison during the certification process. Shortly after the University received its full certification in April of 2007, Gaither was asked by the NCAA to serve as a Peer-Review Team Member. Past University appointments include chairing UDM’s prioritization sub-committee and serving on various search committees. She is a past Board Member for the University of Detroit Mercy’s Women’s Studies Program and served on the Women’s Studies Program Development Sub-committee. She also participated as a member of the Tourism Action Group (TAG) Hospitality Committee, a group organized by the Detroit Metro Convention & Visitor Bureau dedicated to training the hospitality industry for Detroit-area events such as the 2005 MLB All Star Game, Super Bowl XL, as well as future major events. In 2006, the Titan AD completed the NCAA’s inaugural Leadership Institute for Ethnic Minority Females, a leadership development program sponsored by the NCAA Office for Diversity and Inclusion and the Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee. The Leadership Institute, designed to address the critical shortage of senior-level minority administrators at NCAA member institutions and conference offices, prepares diverse leaders through a 12-month leadership training and skills development experience. Gaither served as a past steering committee member of the Women’s Leadership Symposium for Intercollegiate Athletics and recently assisted in coordinating its national leadership conference. Gaither is also a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators (NACWAA), the Minority Opportunities Athletic Association (MOAA), and the Black Coaches Association (BCA). Graduating magna cum laude from the University of Detroit Mercy, Gaither earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics. During her undergraduate studies, she was a two-time recipient of the College of Liberal of Arts’ Economics Student of the Year Award. Gaither and her husband, Brad Trombley, reside in Pleasant Ridge with their two children, Elliott (19), a junior at the University of Detroit Mercy and daughter Kennedy (13).

POINTS OF PRIDE ACADEMIC ACCOLADES KEEP ROLLING IN FOR DETROIT Three members of the 2010 Horizon League Champion Detroit Titans men’s golf team – David Byrne, Jeff Clarridge and Britt Pronk – were named to the Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholars Team, while five members of the 2010 Horizon League champion Titan women’s golf team - Alex Aversa, Rachel McHenry, Alainna Stefan, Marni Achterhoff Collette Hansen - were honored by the National Golf Coaches Association as members of its All-American Scholar Teams. In addition, UDM women’s basketball senior Brigid Mulroy was named an honorable mention member of the 2010 Division I-AAA Athletic Directors Association Scholar-Athlete Team. The Detroit men’s and women’s track and field teams were recognized for its work in the classroom as both programs were named one of the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Association’s (USTFCCA) All-Academic Scholar Teams of the Year for the 2009-10 season, while the men’s and women’s cross country programs earned AllAcademic Team status for 2009.

semester in which over 50 percent of the University’s student-athletes have achieved a 3.0 or better. More than 100 student-athletes were listed on the Horizon League’s fall and spring Academic Honor Roll, while 18 Titans were selected to the HL All-Academic Teams. For the Titans competing out of the Horizon League, six men’s lacrosse players landed on the All-MAAC Academic Team, while a conference best five women lacrosse players were selected to the All-NLC Academic Team DETROIT ATHLETICS INKS PARTNERSHIP DEAL WITH NIKE The Detroit Titans Athletic Department announced an exclusive agreement with Nike last October– Nike will now provide apparel for all 19 of the Titans’ Division I varsity teams as part of the deal. In the near future, Titan fans will be able to “Wear What the Titans Wear” by purchasing officially-licensed Detroit Titan Logoed Nike products on-line and at Calihan Hall in the Titan Gift Shop. UDM SEES HALL OF FAME GROW TO 112 MEMBERS

The Titan men’s golf team was honored by the Golf Coaches Association of America for having one of the 10 highest Division I team grade point averages in the nation for 2010-11. With a 3.58 team GPA, the Titans were recognized as a President’s Special Recognition status for earning a team GPA of at least a 3.50. The men’s and women’s tennis teams earned ITA All-Academic Teams in the summer of 2010, while Alex Latosinsky, Nick Tolomei, Patrick Troy, Melanie Capuano, Svetlana Flankova, Carolina Salas Espinosa and Sophie SjobergSundstrom were all ITA ScholarAthletes.

The ranks of the Detroit Titans Sports Hall of Fame swelled by 10 in January as the 2010 Induction Class – which includes former Horizon League Men’s Basketball Players of the Year Jermaine Jackson and Rashad Phillips – was inducted during halftime of the men’s basketball game against Wright State.

Over 65 percent of all Detroit studentathletes were named to the AD Honor Roll, which marked the 19th consecutive

Together, they will bring the number of greats in the Hall of Fame to 112. UDM established its Sports Hall of Fame in

The class also includes two other former Detroit basketball greats (Cassandra Pack and Joe Kopicki) as well as former stars from baseball (Pat Adams and Mike Pesci), cross country/track and field (Ken Dubois and Kim Jess), golf (Adam Walicki) and tennis (Maria Pandele).

1977, during the University’s Centennial year, in order to honor those studentathletes, coaches and administrators who have helped develop the successful tradition of Titan Athletics. TITANS OUT IN THE COMMUNITY A number of the UDM Titan athletic programs and student-athletes were involved in community service projects throughout the year. The StudentAthlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) was busy handing out meals to the homeless in downtown Detroit as part of its “Sandwich Bus” initiative. The UDM women’s lacrosse team helped raise money for the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance during one of its home games, while the men’s team played at the Annual Nick Colleluori Classic, a fall scrimmage, to benefit cancer awareness. The women’s basketball squad visited GESU Elementary School for a reading exercise for grades kindergarten through sixth grade, and the men’s program visited God Land Church in Detroit to help distribute Thanksgiving Day dinners to families in need before the Thanksgiving holiday. TITANS RECEIVE HIGH MARKS IN LATEST NCAA APR REPORT No less than eight Titan athletic teams brought home perfect scores in the NCAA Division I Academic Progress Rate report issued in June for 2008-09. At the same time, every one of Detroit’s varsity teams registered a multi-year APR above the minimum standard (925) established by the NCAA. And no contemporaneous or historical penalties were cited against UDM as all varsity teams met NCAA standards. Eight teams which received perfect 1000’s for 2008-09 are men’s and women’s fencing, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s track and field and softball.

SPORTS MEDICINE At the University of Detroit Mercy, the sports medicine staff is committed to providing the best care to all Titan athletes. Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine Michael Miller coordinates and oversees the sports medicine services at UDM for over 250 student-athletes. The sports medicine staff is responsible for assessing athletic injuries and illnesses, administering first aid and CPR care, making medical referrals, and preventing and rehabilitating athletic injuries that occur during the school year.

Michael Miller Asst. AD for Sports Medicine

Chris Hinderliter Asst. Director of Sports Medicine

Ashley VanMeter Asst. Director of Sports Medicine

Lorena Carithers Athletic Training Intern

Adam Siero Athletic Training Intern

Victoria Vintevoghel Graduate Athletic Trainer

The sports medicine department is under the guidance of Dr. Michael Workings, a family practice physician from the Henry Ford Health System. Dr. Workings also acts as the Team Physician for the Detroit Tigers. Dr. Terrence Lock is back as the team orthopedic, while joining the staff for the 2010-11 season is Dr. Rehal Bhojani and Dr. Patrick JeanPierre, who will provide clinic and game coverage. The athletic training facility is located at Calihan Hall. This training facility is equipped with a taping and first aid station, treatment and modality tables, hydrotherapy whirlpools, and rehabilitative equipment. The goals of the University of Detroit Mercy Sports Medicine Department are to prevent athletic injuries as much as possible through effective injury prevention programs, and to return injured athletes to their previous competitive status in the safest and quickest manner possible.

Dr. Michael G. Workings Team Physician

Dr. Terrence R. Lock Team Orthopedist

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING The main goal of the Strength and Conditioning Department is to help the student-athlete improve physically and mentally in their respective sport. This will be accomplished in such a way that is safe and efficient for each individual athlete. As the student-athlete participates in these activities we will work to lessen the possibility of injury or re-injury. If an injury should occur, we will work with the Sports Medicine Staff and the student-athlete to complete rehabilitation. Each team will have an individualized program based on their particular sport. Each program takes into account the intensity level, the physical demands, and skill involved in each individual sport and also each individual student-athlete. All teams and individuals will be subject to performance tests that will help design each program and also will help to determine the success of the program.

Joe Tofferi Asst. AD for Strength & Conditioning

The Strength and Conditioning Staff will work with each individual coach at all times. Each coach will receive updated attendance, evaluation, and comments on a regular basis about each student-athlete. Communication is the key to success in the weight room and on the playing field. The Titans condition and train in the Larry Bleach Weight Room, located in Calihan Hall. All UDM student-athletes are trained under the supervision of two full-time certified strength and conditioning coaches, as well as two intern assistants. Every member of the Titan strength and conditioning staff is assigned a team, which allows daily interaction between the athletes and the coaches. Such interaction is a tremendous asset when developing a program that best serves the athlete and the team. In the past three years, the weight room expanded by over 400 square feet. Olympic style platforms, squat racks, stretch and other auxiliary speed equipment have also been added, all designed and implemented to improve the Titansâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; speed and power. The center also features the ONS Performance nutritional shake, which is designed to help every athlete recover from training and conditioning with a supplement increase in their protein and carbohydrate intake. The UDM strength and conditioning staff has not only helped the Titan studentathletes, but professional athletes as well. UDM graduate and current New Orleans Hornet guard Willie Green comes back to use the facilities during the offseason as well as major league pitcher and former Tiger Nate Robertson.

Nick Wilson Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach

ACADEMIC SUPPORT When talking about students who compete in a varsity sport, the term typically used is “studentathlete.” The word “student” comes first, and that’s the way the University of Detroit Mercy approaches all of its athletic team members. Although performance in competition is important, they are students first, and athletes second, with their performance in the classroom plenty important in Titan Territory. UDM’s Center for Student-Athlete Development, one of the first of its kind, offers programs for academic classes, drug education, student enhancement and works to improve communication skills. All 19 varsity teams are encouraged to take full advantage of the programs offered at the center. The center also heads up the NCAA Life Skills Program, which focuses on the student in student-athlete and how to deal with issues that all student-athletes today must face. Through seminars, guest speakers and NCAA videos, studentathletes are made aware of issues such as gambling and drug and alcohol abuse, and how to deal with these concerns.

Steve Corder Asst. AD for NCAA Compliance

Amy Paling Asst. Director of Compliance/ Academic Cord.

The student-athletes’ academic progress is closely monitored and study table is set up to assist the Titans with any and all academic areas, including providing tutors and a writing lab. The center is open daily and also has evening hours to work around a student-athlete’s busy schedule. All freshmen must take part in the study table, as well as other student-athletes who have not yet achieved a 2.75 GPA.

The center is made possible, in part, by a grant from the NCAA. In conjunction with the staff of the University Learning Center, members of the center’s staff teach UAS 107, “Athletes in Transition,” each year. All freshman and transfer student-athletes must take this course during their studies at UDM. The course deals with how student-athletes can make the transition from high school to college. This important class teaches student-athletes to deal with time and stress management, study skills and the importance of good nutritional habits. Another example of Detroit’s commitment to its student-athletes’ academic excellence is the Athletic Academic Coordinator’s post. Since the position was created, UDM’s graduation rate for student-athletes has steadily risen. Assistant Athletic Director For NCAA Compliance Steve Corder, no stranger to collegiate athletics as he played soccer for Detroit from 199498, and his staff carefully track each Titan’s academic progress to make sure they are on the right path toward graduation. In addition, student-athletes are helped with their tutorial needs through the use of the studentrun Learning Center, where professors and students donate their time as tutors.

2010 Athletic Director’s Honor Roll

The University of Detroit Mercy is committed to the principles of institutional control in operating our athletic department. We are responsible for adhering to the rules, regulations and spirit of the NCAA, Horizon League and the University. The University of Detroit Mercy Compliance Office directs this effort and acts a primary resource concerning NCAA rules, regulations and compliance issues. We ensure that our institution complies with all NCAA standards and we are responsible for monitoring all athletic programs to assure compliance.

Emily Boissonneault, Britany Busch, Megan Callahan, Anna Eidem, Marybeth Flanagan, Tara Grady, Morgan Lear, Corina Mahorn, Olivia Mendoza, Lindsay Saunders, Alycsa Valentine, Megan Wallace.

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Richard Abdoo (Retired President & CEO, Wisconsin Energy) Thomas Angott (Chairman, CF Burger Creamery)

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Anita Barone (Actress) Stephanie Bergeron (Ret. VP & Treasurer, Goodyear Tire & Rubber) Emil Brolick (President, YUM! Brands)

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Willie Green

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Cynthia Canty (Radio Personality, WMGC-FM) LAE ’75 Thomas Capo BusAdm ’73, ’75, ’80 (Chairman, Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group) Michael F. Cavanagh ( Justice, Michigan Supreme Court) LAE ’62, LW ’66 Maura Corrigon ( Justice, Michigan Supreme Court) LW ’73 Matthew Cullen (President & COO Rock Enterprises) BusAdm ’83

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Richard Damman (Retired President Damman Hardware) Christopher Darga (Actor) Thomas Denomme (Ret. Vice Chair & CAO, DaimlerChrysler)

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Michael Evans (President Loyola High School, MI) Warren Evans (Sheriff, Wayne County)

2002 Horizon League Player of the Year Willie Green

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James D Lark (Owner, The Lark) Elmore Leonard (Author/Screenplay Writer) Albert Lorenzo (President, Macomb County CC)

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W. James Farrell (Ret. Chairman & CEO, IL Tool Works) E&S ’68 Anne Carins Federlein (President, Kentucky Wesleyan Coll.) LAE ‘41 Robert Ficano (Executive, Wayne County) LW ’77 Angelina Fiordellis (Actress) LAE ‘81

LAE ‘52 LAE ’50 BusAdm ’65, ’66

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Thaddeus McCotter LAE ’87, LW ’90 (Congressman, US House of Representatives) Isaiah McKinnon LAE ‘75, ‘78 (Former Chief of Police, City of Detroit) William Morrow (Exec. VP, Crain Communications) BusAdm ’68 Peter Munoz (Director, Michigan State Police) LAE ’76

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Eugene A. Gargaro (Sr. Vice President, Masco Corporation) LW ’67 Robert Goodenow (Former Exec. Dir., NHL Players Assoc.) LW ’79 Willie Green (NBA player, Philadelphia 76ers) LAE ‘03 Roman S. Gribbs (Fmr. Mayor, City of Detroit) BusAdm ’52, LW ’54

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Benny Napoleon (Sheriff, Wayne County) Joseph Nathan (Ret. President & COO, Compuware Corp.) James Norrod (President, Segway)

John P. Hayes (Ret. Chairman & CEO, National Gypsum) BusAdm ’43 Robert Hendry (Retired CFO, General Motors) BusAdm ’69 Sister Mary Ellen Howard (Dir., St. Frances Cabrini Clinic) CHP ’68 William Hermann (Managing Partner, Plante & Moran) BusAdm ‘72 Jerome Horwitz (Scientist) LAE ‘42, ‘44

LAE ‘82 LAE ’74, BusAdm ’78

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James O’Sullivan (Pres. & CEO, Mazda North American Oper.)

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Frank Kelley (Attorney General Emeritus, State of Michigan) LW ’51 David Patrick Kelley (Actor) LAE ‘77 John C. Kennedy (President & CEO, Autocam Corp.) BusAdm ’79 Jeanette Klemczak (Chief Nursing Exec., State of Michigan) CHP ’65 James Kokas (President/Owner, Opus One) LAE ‘73

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L. Brooks Patterson (Executive, Oakland County) Allison Payne (News Anchor, WGN-TV) Marlena Lazar-Peleo (Chief Creative Officer, McDonald’s Corp.)

Allison Payne i s a seven-time Emmy award winning anchor at CW affiliate and cable superstation WGN-TV in Chicago. She graduated Magna Cum Laude in Liberal Arts from the University of Detroit in 1985.

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BusAdm ‘75 BusAdm ’76, ’84

LAE ’61, LW ’67 LAE ’85 LAE ‘72

Arlene Robinson (CEO, Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit) Louis Rossetti (Chairman & CEO, Rossetti Associates)

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David Schembri (President, Smart USA) David Stangis (VP Corp. Social Responsibilitiy, Campbell Soup) Robert Soulliere (President & CEO, ThyssenKrupp)

LAE ’75 AR ’59 BusAdm ‘75 E & S ‘87 BusAdm ‘85

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Andy Vazzano (Pres. & Managing Partner, SmithGroup) BusAdm ’80

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William C. Young (President, Absopure Water Co.)

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DETROIT TITAN UDM established its Sports Hall of Fame in 1977 in order to honor those student-athletes, coaches and administrators who have helped develop the successful tradition of Titan Athletics. The Hall of Fame now has 112 members, following the 10 latest additions made on Homecoming Weekend on Jan. 26, 2010. The 2002 induction dinner was truly one to remember. The inductees included two of the Titans’ former basketball AllAmericans, Terry Tyler and John Long – or Thunder The 2010 Titan Hall of Fame Class is inducted at halftime of the men’s and Lightning, as they basketball game against Wright State on Jan. 26. were affectionately known during their playing days – as well as the 1960 Titan football team as a unit. Additionally, the beautiful new Hall of Fame display in the Calihan Hall lobby was unveiled that night for a crowd which would fill the arena’s main floor during the induction dinner. Long and Tyler were part of one of the winningest eras of Titan basketball, having helped their team to an 8625 record over their four years combined. They helped the Titans to an NCAA Tournament berth in 1977, and an NIT appearance one year later. Long was the only player ever to lead the Titans in scoring for four straight varsity seasons, and he’s still the second-leading point producer in school history. Tyler, meanwhile, is the all-time Detroit leader for blocked shots in a game, a season and a career. He is also second in career field goal percentage and sixth in scoring. The pair’s old coach, none other than Dick Vitale, was the keynote speaker at his former players’ induction dinner. The present-day ESPN/ABC telecaster kept the audience captivated for more than an hour with his memories of coaching the Titans. The 1960 football squad became the first team ever to be inducted into the Hall of Fame en masse. That team finished the season 7-2 – the winningest U-D record of the post-World War II era. Two of those victories, over Cincinnati and Xavier, came by shutout. Future pro stars Larry Vargo, Bruce Maher, Steve Stonebreaker and Jerry Gross were all part of the 1960 Titan roster. The most recent induction class included four former basketball players – Joe Kopicki, Jermaine Jackson, Rashad Phillips and, from the women’s team, Cassandra Pack – as well as former stars from baseball (Pat Adams and Mike Pesci), cross country/track and field (Ken Dubois and Kim Jess), golf (Adam Walicki) and tennis (Maria Pandele).

HALL OF FAME Inductee Sport The 1960 Titan Football Team Harry Ackermann Swimming Pat Adams Baseball Grady Alderman Football Bob Babbish Golf Chuck Baer Football Coach Vince Banonis Football Ed Barbour Football Player, Coach Al Baumgart Football Joseph Beer Football Paul Bibeau Baseball John Biringer Football Larry Bleach Basketball Lloyd Brazil Football Dad Butler Trainer, Coach Bob Calihan Basketball Dan Cantillon Fencing Pudge Cavanaugh Tennis Mary (Lillie) Cicerone Basketball Earl â&#x20AC;&#x153;Dutchâ&#x20AC;? Clark Football Coach Earl Clark Jr. Tennis Player, Coach Tom Connell Football John Conti Football Frank Corej Baseball Pete Craig Baseball Cindy Crosbie Softball Earl Cureton Basketball Bill Daly Track Coretta Daniels Basketball Dave DeBusschere Basketball Gus Dorais Football Coach Ken Dubois Cross Country, Track Terry Duerod Basketball Dick Dzik Basketball Bill Ebben Basketball Andy Farkas Football George Fefles Basketball Tim Finnin Football Cindy Fix Soccer Al Ghesquiere Football William Giovan Fencing Ralph Goldstein Basketball Nate Goodnow Football Bob Greiner Football Jerry Gross Football Wally Gruber Football, Track Ken Hamann Baseball Spencer Haywood Basketball Fred Hooker Fencing Bob Ivory Football Jermaine Jackson Basketball Kim Jess Track William Kelly Joyce Golf Coach Mike Kaysserian Football Howard Keating Football Kal Kaliszewski Soccer John Kirwan Basketball Brad Kinsman Athletic Director

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Inductee Greg Kocab Sam Kocsis Joe Kopicki Robert Koval Jack Kurkowski Harold Lauer Inductee John Long Ed Lukas Dick Lutz Bruce Maher Gene Malinowski Ted Marchibroda James Massey Art Masucci Denny McCotter Pat McDonald Brendan McNamara Bob Miller Cheryl (Williams) Miller Dorie Murrey John Mulroy Charley North Doug Nott Brakie Orr Cassandra Pack Terry Page Ed Palumbo Maria Pandele Bud Payne Richard Perry Mike Pesci Rashad Phillips Walter Poff Mike Polvi Bob Prendergast Al Rappaport Bruce Rodwan Harold Ryan Larry Salci John Shada Tyrone Simmons Steve Stonebreaker Gerry Surowiec Norm Swanson Tom Thornton Bill Turkington Terry Tyler Larry Vargo Dick Vitale Tillie Voss Tom Watrous Adam Walicki Mike Walsh Bonnie (Fitzpatrick) Wood Ed Wood Joe Wright

Sport Fencing Golf Basketball Football Football Football Sport Basketball Basketball Player, Coach Football Football Football Football Football Football Football Fencing Basketball Baseball Basketball Basketball Administration Basketball Football Baseball Basketball Basketball Football Tennis Football Fencing Coach Baseball Basketball Basketball Baseball Baseball Track Basketball Track Basketball Football Player, Coach Fencing Football Fencing Basketball Football Baseball Basketball Football Basketball Coach Football, Basketball Golf Golf Basketball, Baseball Cross Country/Track Football Football/Basketball/Baseball

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CITY OF DETROIT Having celebrated its tricentennial in 2001, Greater Detroit has the best of the old and the most promising of the new. From Greektown to Bricktown, Detroit has it all. The oldest city in the Midwest, Detroit was discovered in 1701 and has since become the center of business and recreation for millions. It is the largest city in Michigan and the 11th largest in the United States. Encompassing three counties — Wayne, Oakland and Macomb — the Metropolitan Detroit area spans 2,026 square miles and is home to 4.4 million people, nearly one million of whom live within the City of Detroit. Detroit’s vibrant, 75-acre Civic Center is a riverfront mecca for convention, entertainment, festival and sporting activities. Home to Cobo Conference/Exhibition Center and Arena, Joe Louis Arena and Philip A. Hart Plaza, the Civic Center is adjacent to some of the area’s finest hotels, top-notch restaurants and the famous Renaissance Center. Cobo Conference/Exhibition Center underwent a $200 million expansion, which was completed in 1989 and increased the facility’s exhibit space to 720,000 square feet, making it one of the nation’s largest convention centers. Renaissance Center, now the world headquarters for General Motors, is the city’s largest office complex, with seven gleaming towers of activity located on the Detroit riverfront. The 73-story Marriott Hotel is housed within this symbol of downtown development. Long known as the automobile capital of the world, the Detroit area is headquarters to all of the major automobile companies. While a lot of the area’s industry centers around

the “horseless carriage,” Detroit is more than a smokestack town. Home to 16 of the Fortune 1000 firms, greater Detroit ranks sixth among U.S. cities in total spendable income. A short walk from the riverfront and the rigors of business is the enjoyment of exciting ethnic nightlife, known to Detroiters as Greektown. A two-block area of authentic Greek food and entertainment, Greektown became an even more invigorating locale in recent years with the addition of the Greektown Casino, one of three major casinos operating near downtown. One can enjoy art and scan the shelves that house 2.5 million books in the Detroit Public Library; and experience Michigan’s Underground Railroad movement at the Museum of African-American History. Americana at its finest is displayed at Dearborn’s Henry Ford and Greenfield Village. While The Henry Ford is a museum that displays artifacts and implements used in earlier times, Greenfield Village demonstrates how these items were used and how they affected lifestyles. Music for every taste abounds in Greater Detroit. The Detroit symphony is world-renowned. Jazz greats join local performers at the annual Montreaux Jazz Festival. Popular music fans are entertained at several area music houses including the Royal Oak Music Theater, Orchestra Hall and the Fox Theatre. Detroit is a great sports town, known throughout the country for its enthusiastic fans. The Detroit Tigers play in Comerica Park, which opened in 2000 and hosted the 2005 Major League All-Star Game as well as 2006 World Series contests. Immediately adjacent to the Tigers’ home, the NFL Lions play in another wonderful new facility, Ford Field, which hosted Super Bowl XL in 2006. The 2008 NCAA Men’s Basketball Midwest Regional was played in Ford Field as was the 2009 Final Four, both of the events, incidentally, hosted by UDM. The 2008 Stanley Cup Champion Red Wings call Joe Louis Arena home. The NBA Detroit Pistons play in the Palace of Auburn Hills. Two-thirds of a mile across the Detroit River lies Windsor, Ontario, Canada. To celebrate the friendship and independence of the two nations, the International Freedom Festival is held for two weeks each summer, with activities in both countries.