2012 Detroit Titans Women's Lacrosse Yearbook by P.J. Gradowski

2012 Yearbook

The First Four Year Senior Class In Titan History

YEARBOOK INFORMATION TABLE OF CONTENTS School Information ...............................................3 Schedule ................................................................4 2012 Roster ...........................................................5 Titan Field ............................................................6 Season Preview ......................................................8 National Lacrosse Conference .............................11 Atlantic Sun Conference .....................................12 Head Coach Laura Maness .................................13 Assistant Coach Katie Rhodes ............................15 2012 Titans..........................................................17 2011 Season In Review .......................................56 School Records ....................................................59 All-Time Results .................................................69 All-Time Award Winners ...................................71 This Is Detroit .....................................................72 Center Of Sports Performance ............................76 Academics & Compliance ...................................78 Notable Alumni...................................................79 Detroit Titan Hall of Fame .................................80 Associate V.P./Athletic Director Keri Gaither ....82 Athletic Staff .......................................................83 Coaching Staff .....................................................84 Points of Pride .....................................................85

GENERAL Name of School .......... University of Detroit Mercy City /Zip ...................................Detroit, MI/48221 Enrollment .....................................................5,600 Nickname ..................................................... Titans School Colors ........................ Red, White and Blue Home Field .......................................... Titan Field Affiliation ...................................NCAA Division I Conference ................................. National Lacrosse Director of Athletics........................... Keri Gaither Faculty Athletics Rep... Erick Barnes, Tom Stanton Athletic Department Phone ...........(313) 993-1700 Athletic Department Fax................(313) 993-1765 COACHING STAFF Head Coach ..................................... Laura Maness Alma Mater .................................West Virginia ‘04 Year at Detroit ..................................... First Season Record at Detroit............................................... n/a Career Record................................. 10-20 (2 Years) E-mail ......................... laura.maness@udmercy.edu Assistant Coach ................................. Katie Rhodes Alma Mater ... St. Andrews Presbyterian College ‘10 Year at Detroit ..................................... First Season E-mail .................... kathleen.rhodes@udmercy.edu Lacrosse Office Phone ....................(313) 575-5431 TEAM INFORMATION 2011 Record ................................... 3-15, 2-5 NLC First Season of Detroit Women’s Lacrosse ......2009 Letterwinners Returning / Lost ...................... 12/6 Newcomers ............................................................5 Overall All-Time Record .............................. 15-37

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SPORTS INFORMATION

Associate V.P. / Athletic Director Keri Gaither ............................................ 313-993-1700 Associate Athletic Director for Internal Affairs / SWA Teri Kromrei ............................................ 313-993-1700 Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs Jason Horn .............................................. 313-993-1700 Asst. Athletic Director for NCAA Compliance Steve Corder ............................................ 313-993-1700 Asst. Athletic Director for Facilities Jeff Latinen .............................................. 313-993-1700 University Minister for Athletics Sr. Beth Finster S.S.J................................ 313-993-1560 Director of Ticket Sales and Fan Experience Greg Haapala .......................................... 313-993-1700 Director of Marketing and Promotions Brandon Longmeier ................................ 313-993-1700 Director of Ticket Operations TBA ........................................................ 313-993-1700 Director of Development For Athletics Dennis Carlesso....................................... 313-993-1915 Director of Concessions and Merchandising Jordan Sames ........................................... 313-993-1700 Assistant Director of Compliance Amy Gasahl............................................. 313-993-1700 Assistant Business and Ticket Manager Phuong Le............................................... 313-993-1700 Asst. Director of Athletic Facilities TBA ........................................................ 313-993-1700 Athletic Equipment Manager Harvey Theeck ......................................... 313-993-1742 Athletic Administration Intern Taylor Blakely .......................................... 313-993-1700 Facility Operations Graduate Assistant Jessica Liebner ......................................... 313-993-1700 Academic Coordinator Assistant Andrea Mosher ....................................... 313-993-1700 Facilities Intern Chad Pitkin ............................................. 313-993-1700 Equipment Room Graduate Assistant Dennis Morey ......................................... 313-993-1742

Sports Information Director Mitch Wigness ........................................ 313-993-1745 Senior Assistant SID/WLAX Contact P.J. Gradowski ......................................... 313-993-1745 Assistant SID TBA ........................................................ 313-993-1745 Sports Information Assistant Joel Walrath ............................................. 313-993-1745

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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

TO THE MEDIA Since the consolidation of the University of Detroit and Mercy College of Detroit in 1990, UDM athletic teams have found themselves referred to in many different forms. In order to maintain consistency, we ask that the media and our opponents continue to refer to us as UDM or use Detroit or Detroit Titans, and eliminate the use of such abbreviations as U-D, U of D Mercy, Detroit Mercy, etc. Thank you for your cooperation and your continuing coverage of the Detroit Titans.

INTERVIEW POLICY Locker rooms are off limits to the press; however, the Sports Information staff will provide athletes and coaches for interviews after a 10-minute cool down period following an event. Please notify the SID prior to the event.

MEDIA SERVICES Game-by-game statistics and final results packets are available for the media at each home match upon request.

DETROIT SPORTS ON-LINE Final updated statistics, schedules, results and releases can be found 24-hours a day on Detroitâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s official athletic Web site, DetroitTitans.com.

2012 SCHEDULE Date Day February 26 Sun. 28 Tue.

Opponent

Location

Time

at Florida at Jacksonville *

Gainesville, FL Jacksonville, FL

1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.

March 4 6 8 11 23 25 30

Sun. Tue. Thur. Sun. Fri. Sun. Fri.

vs. St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s at San Diego State vs. California St. Bonaventure at Niagara at Duquesne Liberty*

San Diego, CA San Diego, CA San Diego, CA Detroit, MI Niagara, NY Pittsburgh, PA Detroit, MI

3:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.

April 1 13 15 20 27 30

Sun. Fri. Sun. Fri. Fri. Mon.

Longwood* Davidson* High Point* at Presbyterian* at Howard* Cincinnati

Detroit, MI Detroit, MI Detroit, MI Clinton, S.C. Washington, D.C. Detroit, MI

1:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m.

Fri.-Sun.

NLC Tournament

Davidson, N.C.

May 4-6

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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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2012 ROSTER No. 3 4 5 8 10 11 12 14 15 19 21 22 23 24 31 34 83

Name Amanda Guthrie Anna Eidem Lindsey Saunders Jenna Alberts Corina Mahorn Britany Busch Tessa Keuler Alycsa Valentine Emily Boissonneault Zaynib Hamze Morgan Lear Erin Campbell Megan Callahan Tara Grady Taylor Marshall Melissa Anderson Lexie McCormick

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

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

Ht. 5-6 5-3 5-7 5-6 5-6 5-5 5-3 5-5 5-5 5-5 5-3 5-4 5-3 5-4 5-2 5-11 5-5

Hometown/HighSchool Winter Springs, FL/Winter Springs Champlin, MN/Totino-Grace Pasadena, MD/Northeast Alamo, CA/Monte Vista Whitby, ON/Anderson CVI Clio, MI/Powers Catholic Oregon City, OR/Oregon City Shelby Township, MI/Eisenhower Brooklin, ON/Donald A. Wilson Dublin, CA/Dublin San Ramon, CA/Dougherty Valley Orangeville, ON/Orangeville District Lake Worth, FL/Park Vista Community San Jose, CA/Pioneer Cincinnati, OH/Indian Hill Flint, MI/Powers Catholic Peterborough, ON/St. Peters

Head Coach: Laura Maness (West Virginia ‘06; First Season) Assistant Coach: Katie Rhodes (St. Andrews Presbyterian College ‘10; First Season)

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TITAN FIELD The UDM athletic department proudly unveiled its new, on-campus facility in October of 2007. The new facility is on the site of the old natural-grass Titan Field, and includes an A-Turf field, along with a sixlane polyurethane track and areas for the steeplechase and field events. The field is utilized by the men’s and women’s lacrosse, track and field and soccer programs. The women’s lacrosse team played its first home game on the field on Feb. 28, 2009, in what turned out to be a thrilling game that saw the Titans fall to Niagara, 9-8. It was a cold day with temperatures in the mid20’s, but the show went on for the first-ever lacrosse game played on the upgraded facility.

The Titans new scoreboard was installed in the summer of 2011 and is ready for the 2012 season.

The Titans did not hesitate in getting on the scoreboard as freshman Emily Boissonneault netted the venue’s first goal just 19 seconds into the contest. Detroit freshman Kandice Bogatz made the score 2-0 at 16:48, while Boissonneault tacked on another goal exactly a minute later. “I was thrilled to win the draw and score the first-ever goal for us at Titan Field,” commented Boissonneault. “One of our goals was to score first in this game, so being able to get the first home goal for our team was very special.”

Anna Eidem takes a free position shot in the Titans first-ever home game against Niagara.

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TITAN FIELD Detroit is 9-11 all-time in games played on campus. Titan Field is also the site for all of Detroit’s summer and fall individual and travel camps. With concessions located right next to the field inside at Calihan Hall, and the University’s Clock Tower bursting over the campus, it gives all recruits, families and friends the feel of home once they arrive. The installation of the A-Turf and track was just the first part of the Titan Field upgrades. Phase 2, when completed in the future, will include stadium seating for 2,500-3,000 fans, concession stands, restrooms, a press box, lights and a building with space for offices, locker rooms and storage. “The construction of our new synthetic field and track is another big step forward for the Titan Athletics Program. I am excited that our student-athletes and coaches, who work so hard day in and day out, will have the on-campus facilities they need to train and compete,” Titans’ Associate Vice President & Athletic Director Keri Gaither said. “The University’s substantial commitment for the new facilities is a critical component of our sport expansion plans.” Improvements to the facility have already been completed. In the summer of 2011, Titan Field added a new piece as a new multi-sport scoreboard was installed, which will benefit all the programs who call it home.

The future plans for Titan Field include stadium seating, lights and locker rooms as the Titans continue to make improvments to its athletic facilities.

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SEASON PREVIEW Both freshmen arrived on campus in the fall and battled it out for the right to start and while both performed well, McCormick has earned the assignment early on. With that said, Anderson is right there to compete and push for playing time. “Lexie and Melissa are both very different goalies,” said Maness. “Lexie is quick, can confidently leave the crease for ground balls and scramble to get a good clear out. We are looking for her to be our starter and to lead the defensive end.” “Melissa is starting to adjust to the collegiate level. Her size is her biggest strength in the cage and we look forward to seeing her continue to improve,” added Maness.

Senior Alycsa Valentine is back to lead the Titan defense.

The Laura Maness Era is officially underway and for the fourth-year Titans, the new coach will have a great blend of experience and youth to work with. “It is exciting to think that the season is starting,” said Maness. “The team has worked hard since the fall and we are ready to get going. ” The Titans return 12 players from last season, including nine upperclassmen and four seniors. “With several key players returning we hope to get off to a strong start and therefore giving some of our younger players the opportunity to adjust to the collegiate game,” added Maness. Goalie The Titans were a bit shorthanded last year between the pipes when an injury forced Detroit to turn two of their defenders into goalies. While both senior Alycsa Valentine and sophomore Jenna Alberts gave all they had and worked tremendously hard last season when pressed into duty, UDM will have two talented netminders on the roster in freshmen Melissa Anderson and Lexie McCormick.

Hailing from Peterborough, ON, McCormick led her team in goals against average as a junior and participated in the 2010 summer amateur games in Ontario. Anderson was tabbed All-League as a junior and helped Powers Catholic to back-to-back regional championships in 2010 and 2011 as well as a state finalist appearance as a junior. Defense The Titans will have a mix of veterans and newcomers in the back. Senior Alycsa Valentine and junior Britany Busch bring the most experience to the position. Valentine has played in 50 games with 44 starts in her career, mostly from the defensive position although she has seen a few games as a goalie. She has tallied 54 ground balls and has caused 29 turnovers in her career. Busch started all 18 games last season and was second on the team with 40 ground balls and third with 15 caused turnovers. “Alycsa is very coachable and versatile and can help us at a few positions,” said Maness. “Britany is a scrappy aggressive defender who can cause turnovers and fight for the ground balls.”

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SEASON PREVIEW the loose balls and ground balls. Her work ethic will give us a boost in the backfield.” Marshall was tabbed All-District as a senior after recording 62 draw controls and 73 caused turnovers. “Taylor is fundamentally sound on the defensive end. She is smart about seeing the big picture and when to slide, stay and draw the foul,” added Maness. Attack The four-man attack unit is headlined by senior Anna Eidem and junior Lindsey Saunders. Sophomore Tara Grady is also back and the last piece is freshman Tessa Keuler. “Our attack unit has learned an entirely new system,” said Maness. “We are looking to capitalize on our strengths and in turn increase our offensive productivity.”

Senior Anna Eidem has been part of a onetwo scoring punch at Detroit.

Sophomores Jenna Alberts and sophomore Morgan Lear are also back and are looking to make more of a mark in their second collegiate season. Alberts was just getting into a rhythm as a rookie at defense before she had to make the emergency switch to goalie. Lear saw action in 14 games and posted 10 draw controls, nine GB’s and six caused turnovers “Morgan is a very smart defender. She is confident in man-down situations and is able to contain the attack, which allows our midfielders to recover in the back,” stated Maness. “Jenna is always going 110% and her focus at practice and training will definitely carry over onto the field.” Junior Megan Callahan will also see some time in the defense, which will also feature two promising freshmen in Amanda Guthrie and Taylor Marshall. Guthrie earned a number of accolades at Winter Springs High School in Florida, including All-State and Honorable Mention All-American. As a senior she tallied 98 ground balls, 47 draw controls, and 32 caused turnovers. “Amanda works hard to cause turnovers,” said Maness. “Defensively, she is scrappy and goes for all

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Eidem has played most of her career at midfield, but will move to attack this year. She has been one of the top offensive players on the team and in the NLC tallying 128 goals and 151 points in her three years. Another all-around player, she has over 100 ground balls and draw controls in her career as well as 40 caused turnovers. “Anna is more of a finesse shooter and is great in the crease and can create opportunities from behind the cage,” added Maness. Saunders has started all 38 games in her college career and has posted an impressive all-around stat line with 34 goals, eight assists, 56 ground balls, 40 draw controls and 16 caused turnovers. She also has nearly a 70% career shots on goal percentage. “Lindsey has good size and strength. We will be looking for her in catch and shoot opportunities and other chances in which her opponent is mismatched in height,” said Maness. Grady saw action in all 18 games a year ago and netted two goals and four points in her first collegiate season, and the Titan coaching staff is excited to see her improvement this year.

SEASON PREVIEW Mahorn, the team will also have two juniors at the position in Megan Callahan and Zaynib Hamze. Another junior on the team is Erin Campbell but she will redshirt this season. “They bring a lot of experience and knowledge to our young team,” said Maness. “Offensively, we have a lot of plays that are running from high and their experience will help the offensive unit stay composed and make sure the plays run smoothly and effectively. Defensively, this group can cause turnovers in transition and play aggressively in the backfield.”

Emily Boissonneault is just 12 goals away from 200 as she enters her senior year.

“Emily can drive hard from the top and is a power player,” said Maness. ”In a lot of ways, she really balances what some of our other players bring to the field, especially from attack with Anna.”

“Tara did a lot of work in the offseason,” stated Maness. ”She has great endurance. She plays high attack and will be involved in our transitions and fast breaks. Offensively we will look for her in off-ball opportunities like draw and dumps, back door cuts and pick and rolls.”

Mahorn is the third part of a scoring punch from the midfield. She has 86 goals and 100 points to her credit along with 103 draw controls, 96 GB’s and 54 caused TO’s. Like Boissonneault and Eidem, she also has over a 70% shots on goal percentage and can really punish teams if they start to key on them.

Keuler is another All-State freshman for UDM, who was also an Honorable Mention All-American as a senior at Oregon City High School. In her prep career, she had 157 goals and 139 assists, while causing 87 turnovers.

“Corina will be crucial for us on draws. She is a strong player who works well with the group and is always a threat to score,” noted Maness.

“Tessa is a scrapper. We will be looking for her to play behind the cage offensively, and she should be able to roll the crease and see the field for assists.” Maness said. Midfield While Detroit has talent in all of its units, there is no question that the strength of this team is the midfield. The group includes some explosive offensive performers and tough defenders as well as the most experience with all of the players being upperclassmen. Led by seniors Emily Boissonneault and Corina

Boissonneault – a three-time All-NLC performer - has been one of the best offensive players in the country since she arrived in the Motor City. She has scored over 55 goals in each of her three seasons and enters her senior year with 188 in her career. She is also a force defensively with 119 career caused turnovers, 156 ground balls and 98 draw controls.

Callahan has started all 38 games she has been a part of and is a bit more defensive minded when she is on the field, while Hamze has started all 36 games in her career and is just as versatile as the other members. She can get to ground balls – she has 112 in just two years – while notching 31 goals and 62 draw controls. “Megan will be on the field a lot for us and will get repetitions in the midfield and defensive end,” said Maness. “Zaynib has a lot of ability and we will look for her to be a steady contributor for us.”

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THE NLC

Founded in 2009, the National Lacrosse Conference is a premier NCAA Division I women’s lacrosse conference. Truly a national conference, the NLC is comprised of teams from Florida ( Jacksonville University), Michigan (University of Detroit Mercy), North Carolina (Davidson College, High Point University), South Carolina (Presbyterian College), Virginia (Liberty University and Longwood University) and Washington, D.C. (Howard University). NLC members Detroit, Howard, Longwood and Presbyterian met in Farmville, VA, on the campus of Longwood University at the end of the 2009 season for the first-ever NLC Tournament, where host Longwood prevailed over Detroit in the championship game by a score of 19-8. 2010 marked the first time each of the league’s schools played a full conference schedule, facing each of the NLC’s six other members in regular season action before the season culminates with a seven-team tournament, once again to be held on Longwood’s campus. In 2011, High Point was added to the conference becoming the League’s eighth member. The NLC and its members are proud of their commitment to academics, character, community and athletics.

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THE ATLANTIC SUN The Detroit Titan women’s lacrosse program will join the Atlantic Sun Conference in the spring of 2013, as announced by the Atlantic Sun Commissioner, Ted Gumbart in November, 2011. Other members will include Jacksonville, Kennesaw State, Mercer, Stetson, Longwood, and Howard. “I am thrilled to hear that several Division I schools in the Atlantic Sun will be adding women’s lacrosse and that Detroit will get the opportunity to join such a reputable conference,” said Detroit Head Coach Laura Maness. The A-Sun will begin to apply for an NCAA automatic bid to postseason play in 2013. The conference meets the minimum participation requirements (six teams) and hopes that a high level of competition will lead to the bid. “We look forward to playing a highly competitive conference schedule,” Maness added. “The addition of another conference and several new teams speaks volumes to the growth of women’s lacrosse at the collegiate level.” The Titans are familiar with Jacksonville, Longwood, and Howard as each of these programs currently participate in the National Lacrosse Conference (NLC). Kennesaw State, Mercer, and Stetson are current members of the Atlantic Sun Conference. “Expanding the competitive opportunities for our student-athletes is also a pleasure to announce,” said A-Sun Commissioner Ted Gumbart. “The addition of women’s lacrosse to the A-Sun will provide championship opportunities for the growing list of A-Sun schools that will be competing in this popular sport, and we are very excited about adding Detroit, Howard and Longwood as affiliate members. They will be excellent competitors in the A-Sun and we look forward to a very successful future in women’s lacrosse.” For over 30 years, the Atlantic Sun Conference has supported its member institutions in providing intercollegiate athletics programs committed to Building Winners for Life. The A-Sun accomplishes this mission by maintaining the highest standards in academic and athletic achievement, creating a balance between student and athlete. Adding an emphasis on sportsmanship in the competitive arena and fostering leadership opportunities through community service, the A-Sun, its member institutions and its student-athletes aim for an overall educational experience that is successful in Building Winners for Life.

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COACHING STAFF

Laura

maness head h ead c coach oach - f first irst s season eason The University of Detroit Me Merc Mercy rcyy iss p rc ple pleased leeas ased ed ttoo an ed aannounce anno nn noou un nce ce tthat hat ha at La Laur Laura urra Maness u Mane Mane Ma ness ess ss has hass been beeeen en selected sele se lecctted le d as as the t e new th new ne w head head coach of the women’s lacrosse program. Maness most recently served as the head coach at Lake Erie College, and she will become just the second head coach in Titan school history. “I am very grateful to Keri Gaither, Dr. Antoine Garibaldi, and the administration at UDM for this tremendous opportunity,” Maness said. “There is a tremendous academic and athletic tradition here and I am honored to be a part of it and excited to join the Titan athletic family. I look forward to continuing the development of the women’s lacrosse program into one that not only competes annually for National Lacrosse Conference championships and NCAA postseason appearances, but one that produces high character studentathletes that are great representatives of UDM both on and off the field.” Maness has started two collegiate programs during her young coaching career. She initiated the first NCAA Division III women’s lacrosse team at Waynesburg University (Penn.) in 2007, and she also implemented the first varsity lacrosse team at Lake Erie College, who competes at the NCAA Division II level. “We are extremely excited about the hiring of Laura Maness to lead our lacrosse program,” said Assistant Athletic Director Steve Corder. “The search committee and I feel that she is the perfect candidate to provide our current and future lacrosse student-athletes the coaching, direction, and guidance they need to succeed. We look forward to having her on staff and expect great things moving forward.” Maness was hired to coach at Lake Erie College in 2008, and after 18 months of preparation she led the team onto the field for the first time in 2010. The Storm posted a 7-7 overall record during their inaugural season. The team participated in the East Coast Conference (ECC), while most other sports at Lake Erie played in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC). Maness began her coaching career at Morgantown High School while attending West Virginia University. She began as an assistant at Morgantown High in 2002 and was promoted to head coach in 2004. The team won four state championships during her tenure. Maness also serves on the coaching staff for the Midwestern Force club lacrosse team during the summer. Maness earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Nutrition and Food Science at West Virginia. During her time at Waynesburg, Maness received a Master’s of Business Administration degree in 2008. Off the field, Maness serves as a U.S. Lacrosse North Coast Ohio Chapter board member.

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rhodes assistant coach - first season The University of Detroit Mercy has a new women’s lacrosse assistant coach as Laura Maness announced that Katie Rhodes will join the program for the 2012 season. “I am eager for Katie to join the Titan Lacrosse coaching staff,” Maness explained. “Katie has a lot of great ideas that will help improve our program from both a recruiting and a playing standpoint. She will help make the overall experience for our student-athletes a great one.” Rhodes most recently served as the Head Junior Varsity Coach at Auburn High School. Before her time at Auburn, Rhodes worked as an assistant women’s lacrosse coach at St. Andrews Presbyterian College during the 2009-10 season. Rhodes had many responsibilities while coaching at St. Andrews. She was highly active in recruiting, she developed off-season conditioning workouts, and she was also involved in creating fundraising activities. “I believe the athletes will look up to Katie as a role model,” Maness added. “She had a great playing career and has vast knowledge of the game. Her hardworking mentality and commitment to the growth of lacrosse will benefit the surrounding lacrosse communities.” Before joining the St. Andrews coaching staff, Rhodes helped coach numerous camps in the Auburn, N.Y. area. Rhodes received an Associates Degree in Liberal Arts at Cayuga Community College and also earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies at St. Andrews Presbyterian College in 2010. Rhodes played lacrosse and soccer while attending Cayuga C.C. She was a two-time All-Conference selection in lacrosse as well as a First Team NJCAA All-Region honoree in 2005. Rhodes continued to play lacrosse at St. Andrews. She was a Second Team All-Conference player for the Knights in 2009.

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Emily

BOISSONNEAULT Senior / 5-5 / Midfield / Brooklin, ON / Donald A. Wilson

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2011... Second Team All-National Lacrosse Conference selection... Started all 18 games… Led the team in seven categories… Scored a team-high 63 goals and added 5 assists for a teamhigh 68 points… Led the team in both shots (162) and shots on goal (114)… Connected on 12 of her 27 free position attempts… Tallied a team-high 56 ground balls… Won 37 draw controls… Led the team in caused turnovers with 43… Finished the year seventh in the nation in goals per game at 3.50… Also placed seventh in goals scored (63)… Cracked the top-five in the caused turnover category by ranking fourth overall (43)… Finished 10th in the nation in ground balls per game (3.11)… Tied for 26th in points (68)… Scored at least one goal in every game… Finished the regular season as the top goal scorer in the NLC (53)... Ranked second in points (58)... Led the conference in caused turnovers with 37 and also finished second in ground balls (48)... Had a season-high eight goals and added an assist for a nine-point performance against Saint Francis… Scored a hat trick and tallied six ground balls against Longwood in the first round of the NLC Tournament… Followed with a seven goal performance against Presbyterian in the season finale… Scored six goals against Niagara, Davidson, and Howard… Recorded a season-high seven ground balls on two separate occasions… Tallied six GB’s and won a season-high six draw controls against Presbyterian… Went back-to-back games causing five turnovers against Howard and Saint Francis. 2010… First Team All-National Lacrosse Conference selection… Started all 20 contests… 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)… Recorded five points with four goals and an assist against Jacksonville… Scored six goals and added an assist against Saint Mary’s… Broke out with a five goal performance against UC Davis… Recorded a hat trick against Liberty with three goals and an assist… Scored a season-high seven goals in the season finale against Jacksonville…Caused at least two turnovers in 16 contests. 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 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… Had eight goals in a 21-15 win versus Presbyterian… One of the goals against the Blue Hose was the game-winner for the Titans. PREP… 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.

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CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR 2009 2010 2011 Career

GP-GS 14-14 20-20 18-18 52-52

G 57 68 63 188

A 0 15 5 20

PTS 57 83 68 208

SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 123 .463 92 .748 13-28 36 149 .456 109 .732 10-20 64 162 .389 114 .704 12-27 56 434 .433 315 .725 35-75 156

Goals: 9 - vs. Presbyterian (5/1/09) Assists: 2 - 4x, last vs. Presbyterian (4/10/11) Points: 9 - 2x, last at St. Francis (Pa.) (4/20/11) Shots: 17 - vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Shots on Goal: 11 - vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Free Position Shots: 5 - 2x Free Position Goals: 3 - 3x, last vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Ground Balls: 7 - 2x, last vs. St. Bonaventure (4/23/11) Draw Controls: 6 - vs. Presbyterian (4/10/11) Caused Turnovers: 5 - 2x, last at St. Francis (Pa.) (4/20/11) Fouls: 10 - vs. Howard (4/16/11)

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DC 27 34 37 98

T/O 38 60 61 159

CT FOULS 30 38 46 56 43 66 119 160

Anna

EIDEM Senior / 5-3 / Attack / Champlin, MN / Totino-Grace

Detroit Titan

2011... Started in all 18 games for the Titans… Second on the team in both points (38) and goals (36)… Tallied two assists… Took 87 shots, including 65 shots on goal… Went 6-13 on free position attempts… Recorded 24 ground balls… Won a team-high 46 draw controls… Caused 12 turnovers… Scored five goals, tallied four ground balls, and won four draw controls against Presbyterian… Matched her season-high with five goals against Howard… Scored four goals and caused four turnovers in the first round of the NLC Tournament against Longwood… Scored at least two goals in a game on 11 different occasions… Ended the year with two goals and an assist against Presbyterian. 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 career-high eight goals against Presbyterian while also adding an assist for nine points… Recorded back-to-back games with seven points… 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)… 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… Scored four goals against St. Francis (PA), Saint Mary’s, and Longwood… Recorded five ground balls in three different games… Won six draw controls against Longwood… Caused five turnovers against Presbyterian… 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… Scored a season-high seven goals and a season-best four helpers to end with 11 points in Detroit’s 21-15 win against Presbyterian… Scored six goals, three times during the season, with the last versus Presbyterian, which helped advance Detroit to the NLC Championship game. PREP… 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 All-Minnesota Second Team honors sophomore and junior seasons... Led the Eagles in scoring for three seasons (2005-07)... 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 All-Tournament Team honors in 2007. PERSONAL… Daughter of Gregory and Teresa Eidem... Has one older brother, Brett... Majoring in criminal justice.

Women’s Lacrosse

CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR 2009 2010 2011 Career

GP-GS 14-14 20-20 18-18 52-52

G 37 55 36 128

A 7 14 2 23

PTS 44 69 38 151

SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 76 .487 63 .829 3-15 38 109 .505 87 .798 3-10 43 87 .414 65 .747 6-13 24 272 .470 215 .790 12-38 105

DC 26 40 46 112

T/O 40 45 28 113

CT FOULS 10 21 18 36 12 28 40 85

Goals: 8 - at Presbyterian (2/26/10) Assists: 4 - vs. Presbyterian (3/28/09) Points: 11 - vs. Presbyterian (3/28/09) Shots: 13 - at Presbyterian (2/26/10) Shots on Goal: 12 - at Presbyterian (2/26/10) Free Position Shots: 4 - vs. Presbyterian (4/10/11) Free Position Goals: 2 - 2, last vs. Presbyterian (4/10/11) Ground Balls: 5 - 3x, last at UC Davis (3/13/10) Draw Controls: 6 - at Longwood (4/18/10) Caused Turnovers: 5 - at Presbyterian (2/26/10) Fouls: 7 - vs. Jacksonville (5/2/10)

Detroit Titan

#10

Corina

MAHORN Senior / 5-6 / Midfield / Whitby, ON / Anderson CVI

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse

2011... Started in all 18 games for Detroit… Third on the team in both points (28) and goals (25)… Recorded three assists… Took 62 shots, including 46 shots on goal… Went 5-15 on free position attempts… Recorded 23 ground balls… Won 29 draw controls good enough for third-best on the team… Second on the team in caused turnovers with 23… Scored four goals and came up with an assist in a one goal win over Presbyterian… Scored four goals against Duquesne… Scored at least one goal in the final six games of the season… Scored two goals five different times this season… Recorded a season-high five ground balls while scoring a goal and adding an assist against Cincinnati… Scored a goal, made an assist, and won a season-high five draw controls against Howard… Caused three turnovers on three different occasions. 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… Scored at least two goals in 11 contests… Grabbed six ground balls against St. Francis in the season opener and again in a game against Fresno State… Won six draw controls at Davidson… Caused four turnovers in two of the first three games of the year... Named to the NLC All-Academic Honor Roll. 2009… Started all 14 contests for Detroit…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… Found the back of the net at Central Connecticut State, which ended up as the game-winner… Netted three goals in three straight games in the middle of the season… Tallied a season-high four points in Detroit’s 17-3 win over Fresno State… Earned a season-best five draw controls against Presbyterian. 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. PERSONAL... Daughter of Joy and Bill Mahorn... Has two older brothers, Andrew and Matthew... Majoring in business administration.

Detroit Titan

CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR 2009 2010 2011 Career

GP-GS 14-14 20-20 18-18 52-52

G 23 38 25 86

A 3 8 3 14

PTS 26 46 28 100

SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 61 .377 47 .770 3-7 24 79 .481 61 .772 4-15 49 62 .403 46 .742 5-15 23 202 .425 154 .762 12-37 96

Goals: 9 - at Fresno State (3/11/10) Assists: 2 - 2x, last vs. Howard (4/3/10) Points: 9 - at Fresno State (3/11/10) Shots: 9 - 2x, last at St. Francis (Pa.) (4/20/11) Shots on Goal: 9 - at Fresno State (3/11/10) Free Position Shots: 3 - vs. Jacksonville (5/2/10) Free Position Goals: 2 - vs. Duquesne (3/13/11) Ground Balls: 6 - at Fresno State (3/11/10) Draw Controls: 6 - at Davidson (2/23/10) Caused Turnovers: 4 - 3x, last at Fresno State (3/11/10) Fouls: 8 - vs. Presbyterian (4/10/11)

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse

DC 26 48 29 103

T/O 44 66 53 163

CT FOULS 9 35 22 46 23 50 54 131

#14 ALYCSA

VALENTINE Senior / 5-5 / Defense / Shelby Township, MI / Eisenhower

Detroit Titan

2011... Started in all 18 games for Detroit… Forced to play goalkeeper at the end of the season due to a series of injuries… Made two starts as a goalie… Saw her first action in net during the second half of play against St. Bonaventure… Made four saves against the Bonnies… Finished the year with 35 saves… Recorded a career-high 17 saves against Presbyterian… Stepped up to record 14 saves against Longwood in the first round of the NLC Tournament… Made the NLC-All Tournament Team as a goalkeeper… Faced 90 shots in 150 minutes of action… Held a .461 save percentage… Took one shot on goal as a defender… Recorded 24 ground balls and won seven draw controls… Caused 14 turnovers… Tallied three ground balls at Davidson… Caused three turnovers at Longwood. 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... Named to the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association Academic Honor Roll… Named to the National Lacrosse Conference All-Academic Honor Roll. 2009… Saw action in 12 games and was in the starting line-up on nine occasions… Tallied first draw control in Detroit’s 21-15 win over visiting Presbyterian… Finished the season with seven ground balls. 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. 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.

Women’s Lacrosse

CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR 2009 2010 2011 Career

GP-GS 12-9 20-17 18-18 50-44

G 0 0 0 0

A 0 0 0 0

GOALIE STATS YEAR GP-GS MIN. 2011 3-2 150:00

PTS 0 0 0 0

GA 41

SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 7 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 23 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0 24 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0 54

GA.AVG 16.40

SAVES 35

SAVE% .461

W LT 0 2 0

DC 2 2 7 11

T/O 10 12 14 36

CT FOULS 3 10 11 19 14 14 28 43

SHOTS FACED 90

Goals: n/a Assists: n/a Points: n/a Shots: 1 - at High Point (4/2/11) Shots on Goal: 1 - at High Point (4/2/11) Free Position Shots: n/a Free Position Goals: n/a Ground Balls: 5 - at Canisius (3/28/10) Draw Controls: 1 - 11x Caused Turnovers: 3 - 2x, last at Longwood (3/27/11) Fouls: 4 - vs. Jacksonville (5/2/10) Saves: 17 - vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11)

Detroit Titan

#11 Britany

BUSCH Junior / 5-5 / Defense / Clio, MI / Powers Catholic

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse

2011... Started in all 18 games for Detroit as a defender… Second on the team with 40 ground balls… Won 11 draw controls and also caused 15 turnovers… Tallied six ground balls against three different opponents… Won a season-high three draw controls at Liberty… Caused three turnovers against Longwood. 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…Second assist of the season came against Longwood… 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… Recorded four ground balls against Presbyterian. 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 AllTournament 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. PERSONAL… Daughter of Arthur and Bernadette Busch… Has two siblings: Annick and Michael… Majoring in business.

Detroit Titan

CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR 2010 2011 Career

GP-GS 16-7 18-18 34-25

G 1 0 1

A 2 0 2

PTS 3 0 3

SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 4 .250 3 .750 1-1 14 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 40 4 .250 3 .750 1-1 54

Goals: 1 - vs. Howard (4/3/10) Assists: 1 - 2x, last at Longwood (4/18/10) Points: 2 - vs. Howard (4/3/10) Shots: 2 - vs. Howard (4/3/10) Shots on Goal: 2 - vs. Howard (4/3/10) Free Position Shots: 1 - vs. Howard (4/3/10) Free Position Goals: 1 - vs. Howard (4/3/10) Ground Balls: 6 - 3x, last vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Draw Controls: 3 - at Liberty (3/25/11) Caused Turnovers: 3 - 2x, last vs. Longwood (4/29/11) Fouls: 6 - 2x, last at LeMoyne (4/22/11)

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse

DC 4 11 15

T/O 17 21 38

CT FOULS 7 13 15 45 22 58

#23

Megan

CALLAHAN Junior / 5-3 / Midfield / Lake Worth, FL / Park Vista Community

Detroit Titan

2011... Started in all 18 games for Detroit… Scored one goal and tallied one assist to end the season with two points… Took two shots on the year, including one shot on goal… Recorded 18 ground balls… Won 16 draw controls… Caused three turnovers… Scored a goal against Liberty… Recorded an assist against Davidson… Collected three ground balls against Howard… Won three draw controls at High Point. 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… Scored her lone goal of the season against Howard… Final assist of the season came against Liberty… 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.

Women’s Lacrosse

CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR 2010 2011 Career

GP-GS 20-20 18-18 38-38

G 1 1 2

A 2 1 3

PTS 3 2 5

SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 7 .143 3 .429 0-0 25 2 .500 1 .500 0-0 18 9 .222 4 .444 0-0 43

DC 11 16 27

T/O 26 20 46

CT FOULS 10 50 3 35 13 85

Goals: 1 - 2x, last vs. Howard (4/3/10) Assists: 1 - 3x, last at Fresno State (3/11/10) Points: 1 - 5x, last vs. Liberty (4/10/10) Shots: 2 - 3x, last vs. Presbyterian (4/30/10) Shots on Goal: 1 - 4x, last vs. Longwood (5/1/10) Free Position Shots: n/a Free Position Goals: n/a Ground Balls: 3 - 6x, last vs. Presbyterian (4/30/10) Draw Controls: 3 - at High Point (4/3/11) Caused Turnovers: 2 - vs. Longwood (4/18/10) Fouls: 8 - at Presbyterian (2/26/10)

Detroit Titan

#22

Erin

CAMPBELL Junior / 5-4 / Midfield / Orangeville, ON / Orangeville District

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse

2011… Played in seven games with six starts before suffering a season-ending injury… Scored nine goals and added five assists to earn 14 points… Took 34 shots on the year, including 23 on goal… Scored one free position goal… Tallied nine ground balls… Won three draw controls… Caused one turnover… Had a career day at Cincinnati with six points… Scored four goals and recorded two assists against the Bearcats… Recorded three points against Canisius in the season opener… Came up with two goals and an assist against the Golden Griffins… Scored one goal and recorded an assist against UC Davis and Liberty… Recorded a season-high four ground balls against Duquesne… Also scored a goal against the Dukes. 2010… Started in 13 games before suffering a season-ending 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)… Recorded another three point game against Jacksonville with two goals and an assist… Scored at least one goal in 10 of the 13 games she played in… Recorded four ground balls against Notre Dame (OH). 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 200609… Earned team’s 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. PERSONAL… Daughter of John Campbell… Has three older siblings: Jennifer, Matthew and Mandy… Enjoys playing hockey and spending time with family… Majoring in psychology.

Detroit Titan

CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR 2010 2011 Career

GP-GS 13-13 7-6 20-19

G 16 9 25

A 4 5 9

PTS 20 14 43

SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 36 .444 28 .778 1-2 17 34 .265 23 .676 1-6 9 70 .357 51 .728 2-8 26

Goals: 4 - at Cincinnati (4/11/11) Assists: 2 - at Cincinnati (4/11/11) Points: 6 - at Cincinnati (4/11/11) Shots: 11 - at Cincinnati (4/11/11) Shots on Goal: 7 - at Cincinnati (4/11/11) Free Position Shots: 2 - at Liberty (3/25/11) Free Position Goals: 1 - 2x, last at Canisius (3/28/10) Ground Balls: 4 - 2x, last vs. Notre Dame (OH) (3/17/10) Draw Controls: 2 - 2x, last at Fresno State (3/11/10) Caused Turnovers: 1 - 3x, last at St. Mary’s (3/9/10) Fouls: 3 - 2x, last vs. St. Francis (PA) (2/21/10)

Women’s Lacrosse

DC 7 3 10

T/O 19 12 31

CT FOULS 2 11 1 7 3 18

#19

Zaynib

HAMZE Junior / 5-5 / Midfield / Dublin, CA / Dublin

Detroit Titan

2011... Started in 16 games for the Titans… Fourth on the team with 15 goals, while leading the squad in assists with seven… Fourth on the team in points with 22… Took 32 shots, including 28 shots on goal… Went 1-4 on free position attempts… Third on the team in ground balls with 38… Won 28 draw controls… Caused six turnovers… Finished the season strong with a season-high five points against Presbyterian… Scored a hat trick and made two assists against the Blue Hose… Scored a hat trick and came up with an assist against Howard… Scored two goals and recorded an assist against Duquesne… Scored at least one goal in five straight games… Collected a season-high six ground balls and caused two turnovers against Presbyterian… Scooped up five ground balls against both Niagara and Ohio State… Won three draw controls on four different occasions. 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… Recorded a career-high three assists against Presbyterian… Tallied a career-high three goals against Liberty… Collected seven ground balls in the season opener against St. Francis (PA)… Matched her season-high ground ball total with seven against Presbyterian and Liberty… 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.

Women’s Lacrosse

CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR 2010 2011 Career

GP-GS 20-20 16-16 36-36

G 16 15 31

A 8 7 15

PTS 24 22 46

SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 34 .471 24 .706 2-6 74 32 .469 28 .875 1-4 38 66 .469 52 .787 3-10 112

DC 34 28 62

T/O 60 36 96

CT FOULS 30 33 6 25 36 58

Goals: 3 - 3x, last vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Assists: 3 - at Presbyterian (2/26/10) Points: 5 - vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Shots: 6 - vs. Presbyterian (4/10/11) Shots on Goal: 6 - vs. Presbyterian (4/10/11) Free Position Shots: 2 - at Longwood (4/18/10) Free Position Goals: 1 - 3x, last vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Ground Balls: 7 - 3x, last vs. Liberty (4/10/10) Draw Controls: 4 - at Fresno State (3/11/10) Caused Turnovers: 4 - 3x, last vs. LeMoyne (4/16/10) Fouls: 6 - vs. St. Francis (PA) (2/21/10)

Detroit Titan

Lindsey

SAUNDERS Junior / 5-7 / Attack / Pasadena, MD / Northeast

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse

2011... Started in all 18 contests for Detroit… Fifth on the team in goals with 14… Third on the team with four assists… Fifth on the team with 18 points… Took 38 shots, including 26 shots on goal… Went 2-9 on free position attempts… Recorded 23 ground balls… Won 21 draw controls… Caused five turnovers… Had a breakout performance against Howard with a season-high five points… Scored a hat trick and added two assists against the Bison… Scored a hat trick against Niagara and also recorded three ground balls… Recorded four ground balls and won four draw controls in the opening round of the NLC Tournament against Longwood… Scored a goal and made an assist against LeMoyne… Scored two goals against both Davidson and Presbyterian… Came up with a season-high six ground balls against Jacksonville… Won a season-high five draw controls against Longwood during the regular season. 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… Recorded three points in the season opener against St. Francis with two goals and an assist… Scored at least one goal in 14 games… Collected a career-high eight ground balls against Cincinnati… 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 All-County 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… Majoring in business management.

Detroit Titan

CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR 2010 2011 Career

GP-GS 20-20 18-18 38-38

G 20 14 34

A 4 4 8

PTS 24 18 42

SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 45 .444 32 .711 1-2 33 38 .368 26 .684 2-9 23 83 .409 58 .698 3-11 56

Goals: 3 - 3x, last vs. Howard (4/16/11) Assists: 2 - vs. Howard (4/16/11) Points: 5 - vs. Howard (4/16/11) Shots: 7 - at Liberty (3/25/11) Shots on Goal: 5 - vs. Jacksonville (2/27/10) Free Position Shots: 2 - 3x, last vs. Longwood (4/29/11) Free Position Goals: 1 - 3x, last at Niagara (3/26/10) Ground Balls: 8 - vs. Cincinnati (3/5/10) Draw Controls: 5 - at Longwood (3/27/11) Caused Turnovers: 3 - vs. Longwood (4/29/11) Fouls: 5 - at Longwood (4/18/10)

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse

DC 19 21 40

T/O 29 33 62

CT FOULS 11 12 5 7 16 19

Jenna

ALBERTS Sophomore / 5-6 / Defense / Alamo, CA / Monte Vista

Detroit Titan

2011... Started in 17 games with eight starts… Began the season as a defender, but was forced to play goalkeeper after a teammate suffered a season-ending injury… Started in seven games as a goalie… Recorded 45 saves… Held a record of 2-5… Faced 213 shots and posted a save percentage of .257… Allowed 130 goals in 390 minutes of action as she was pressed into emergency duty at goalie due to an injury at the position… Made her first career start in goal against Jacksonville… Recorded a career-high 12 saves against the Dolphins… Recorded her first career win the very next game against Presbyterian… Second win of the season came against Howard... Ended the year with one point… Scored a free position goal in the season finale against Presbyterian… Only took one shot all season… Came up with 13 ground balls… Won three draw controls… Caused three turnovers… Won two draw controls and caused two turnovers at Liberty. PREP... 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.

Women’s Lacrosse

CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR GP-GS G 2011 17-8 1

A 0

GOALIE STATS YEAR GP-GS MIN. 2011 7-7 390:00

PTS SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 1-1 13

GA 130

GA.AVG 20.00

SAVES 45

SAVE% .257

W LT 2 5 0

DC T/O CT FOULS 3 12 3 4

SHOTS FACED 213

Goals: 1 - vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Assists: n/a Points: 1 - vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Shots: 1 - vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Shots on Goal: 1 - vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Free Position Shots: 1 - vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Free Position Goals: 1 - vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Ground Balls: 2 - 4x, last at St. Francis (PA) (4/20/11) Draw Controls: 2 - at Liberty (3/25/11) Caused Turnovers: 2 - at Liberty (3/25/11) Fouls: 2 - at High Point (4/3/11) Saves: 12 - vs. Jacksonville (4/8/11)

Detroit Titan

#24

Tara

GRADY Sophomore / 5-4 / Attack / San Jose, CA / Pioneer

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse

2011… Played in all 18 games with 17 starts… Scored two goals and recorded two assists to end the year with four points… Took 12 shots, including nine shots on goal… Scored one free position goal… Tallied nine ground balls… Won six draw controls… Caused one turnover… Scored her first goal of the season against UC Davis… Second goal came against Howard… Recorded a career-high two assists at High Point… Tallied a career-high three ground balls against Howard… Won a season-high two draw controls against Howard… Caused her lone turnover of the year against St. Bonaventure. PREP... 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.

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CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR GP-GS G 2011 18-17 2

A 2

PTS SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 4 12 .167 9 .750 1-4 9

Goals: 1 - 2x, last vs. Howard (4/16/11) Assists: 2 - at High Point (4/3/11) Points: 2 - at High Point (4/3/11) Shots: 2 - 4x, last vs. Longwood (4/29/11) Shots on Goal: 2 - 2x, last at Saint Francis (PA) (4/20/11) Free Position Shots: 2 - 4x, last vs. Longwood (4/29/11) Free Position Goals: 1 - at UC Davis (3/6/11) Ground Balls: 3 - vs. Howard (4/16/11) Draw Controls: 2 - vs. Howard (4/16/11) Caused Turnovers: 1 - at St. Bonaventure (4/23/11) Fouls: 2 - 2x, last at LeMoyne (4/22/11)

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DC T/O CT FOULS 6 33 1 8

#21 Morgan

LEAR Sophomore / 5-3 / Defense / San Ramon, CA / Dougherty Valley

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2011... Played in 14 games for Detroit with 10 starts… Scored two goals and recorded two assists to end the year with four points… Took 12 shots, including eight shots on goal… Scored one free position goal… Tallied nine ground balls… Won 10 draw controls… Caused six turnovers… Scored her first goal of the season against Liberty… Second goal came at Le Moyne… Recorded her first assist of the year against Ohio State… Final assist came against Longwood… Tallied a season-high two ground balls on two different occasions… Won a season-high three draw controls against Longwood… Caused two turnovers at Saint Francis (PA). PREP... 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 (200709)… 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.

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CAREER STATS & HIGHS YEAR GP-GS G 2011 14-10 2

A 2

PTS SH SHOT% SOG SOG% FPG-FPS GB 4 12 .167 8 .667 1-3 9

DC T/O CT FOULS 10 18 6 2

Goals: 2 - 2x, last at LeMoyne (4/22/11) Assists: 1 - 2x, last vs. Longwood (4/29/11) Points: 1 - 4x, last vs. Longwood (4/29/11) Shots: 2 - 5x, last vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Shots on Goal: 2 - at St. Francis (PA) (4/20/11) Free Position Shots: 2 - 3x, last vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Free Position Goals: 1 - at Liberty (3/25/11) Ground Balls: 2 - 2x, last vs. Presbyterian (4/30/11) Draw Controls: 3 - vs. Longwood (4/29/11) Caused Turnovers: 2 - at St. Francis (PA) (4/20/11) Fouls: 1 - 2x, last at LeMoyne (4/22/11)

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NEWCOMERS

#34 MELISSA

ANDERSON Freshman / 5-11 / Goalkeeper Flint, MI / Powers Catholic PREP... Earned two varsity letters while playing lacrosse at Powers Catholic High School... Named All-League in 2010... Helped her team win the Regional Championship in 2010 and again in 2011 (D2)... Division II State Finalist in 2010. PERSONAL... Daughter of Reese and Mary Ellen Anderson... Has one younger sister, Amy... Member of the National Honor Society...Majoring in criminal justice.

#3 AMANDA

GUTHRIE Freshman / 5-6 / Defense Winter Springs, FL / Winter Springs PREP... Earned three varsity letters at Winter Springs High School... Named All-State, All-Conference, and All-District... Honorable mention All-American...Academic All-American... Helped her team make two state semifinalist appearances... Recorded 98 ground balls, 47 draw controls, and 32 caused turnovers during her senior season... Played club lacrosse for RC Elite. PERSONAL... Daughter of Doug and Teresa Guthrie... Has one sister, Megan... Majoring in digital media studies.

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NEWCOMERS

#12

TESSA

KEULER Freshman / 5-3 / Attack Oregon City, OR / Oregon City PREP... Attended Oregon City High School… Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse… Three-year starter for the Pioneers… Named First Team All-State in 2011... Recognized as First Team All-League selection and a honorable mention All-American as a senior... Two-time team MVP... Career stats at Oregon City included 157 goals, 139 assists, 170 draw controls, 51 ground balls and 87 caused turnovers... Recognized as an Academic All-American in 2010… Played club lacrosse for the Oregon Elite for three years, the Northwest Rippers for two years, and with Rhino Lacrosse for one year... Member of the National Honor Society… Earned three varsity letters in soccer. PERSONAL... Daughter of David and Debby Keuler… Majoring in engineering.

#31 TAYLOR

MARSHALL Freshman / 5-2 / Defense Cincinnati, OH / Indian Hill PREP... Earned three varsity letters at Indian Hill High School... Named First Team All-District as a senior... Recognized as the team’s Most Valuable Defender during her senior campaign... Won 62 draw controls and caused 73 turnovers as a Brave... Added five goals, seven assists and 50 ground balls while at Indian Hill. PERSONAL... Daugther of Doug Marshall and Dreama Laeh... Has four sisters... Majoring in pre-med.

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#83

LEXIE

MCCORMICK Freshman / 5-5 / Goalkeeper Peterborough, ON / St. Peters PREP... Participated in lacrosse, rugby and hockey while attending St. Peters Secondardy School... Held the lowest goals against average on the team in 2010... Played in the 2010 summer games in Ontario. PERSONAL... Daughter of Mike and Jody McCormick... Has two sisters, Haley and Riley... Majoring in nursing.

Bottom Row From L-R: Corina Mahorn, Zaynib Hamze, Megan Callahan, Tessa Keuler, Anna Eidem, Taylor Marshall, Morgan Lear, Britany Busch, Tara Grady. Top Row From L-R: Assistant Coach Katie Rhodes, Strength & Conditioning Coach Nick Wilson, Melissa Anderson, Amanda Guthrie, Lindsey Saunders, Emily Boissonneault, Jenna Alberts, Erin Campbell, Alycsa Valentine, Lexie McCormick, Athletic Trainer Victoria Vintevoghel, Head Coach Laura Maness

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2011 Season In Review

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2011 SEASON STATS RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date

* * * * * * *

02/26/11 Mar 06 03/11/11 Mar 13 Mar 18 03-25-11 Mar 27 Apr 01 Apr 03 Apr 08 Apr 10 Apr 12 Apr 16 Apr 20 04/22/11 04/23/11 Apr 29 Apr 30

Opponent CANISIUS UC DAVIS at Cincinnati DUQUESNE NIAGARA at Liberty at Longwood at Davidson at High Point JACKSONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN OHIO STATE HOWARD at Saint Francis at #2 Le Moyne vs St. Bonaventure vs Longwood vs Presbyterian

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 3-15 2-5 1-10

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

Score 6-17 11-21 12-14 9-16 13-10 10-15 4-20 9-20 5-21 3-22 15-14 3-26 20-14 14-18 7-22 7-21 9-16 17-18

Att. 38 43 249 47 57 123 75 59 251 79 101 47 104 172 127 121 103 79

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OPP

174-464 9.67 . 375 335-464 . 722 25.8 33 31-86 . 360

325-607 18.06 . 535 497-607 . 819 33.7 125 48-114 . 421

174 31 141 0 9.67 342 225 378 148 203-299 . 679

325 48 200 0 18.06 414 308 368 152 230-306 . 752

516 8/64 3/101

1056 7/151

Women’s Lacrosse

HOME 3-5 2-1 1-4 ## PLAYER 15 BOISSONNEAULT, Emily 4 EIDEM, Anna 10 MAHORN, Corina 19 HAMZE, Zaynib 5 SAUNDERS, Lindsey 22 CAMPBELL, Erin 18 MENDOZA, Olivia 24 GRADY, Tara 21 LEAR, Morgan 20 STONER, Jaimee 8 ALBERTS, Jenna 23 CALLAHAN, Megan 9 MCCOLLUM, Abby 2 WALLACE, Megan 25 FLANAGAN, Marybeth 11 BUSCH, Britany 16 DORNBOS, Rebekah 14 VALENTINE, Alycs

Total Opponents

AWAY 0-7 0-4 0-3

NEUTRAL 0-3 0-0 0-3

GP G A Pts Sh GB DC TO CT 18 63 5 68 162 56 37 61 43 18 36 2 38 87 24 46 28 12 18 25 3 28 62 23 29 53 23 16 15 7 22 32 38 28 36 6 18 14 4 18 38 23 21 33 5 7 9 5 14 34 9 3 12 1 16 5 2 7 12 5 2 8 0 18 2 2 4 12 9 6 33 1 14 2 2 4 12 9 10 18 6 6 1 0 1 2 1 1 4 1 17 1 0 1 1 13 3 12 3 18 1 1 2 2 18 16 20 3 5 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 14 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 0 9 0 0 0 0 20 0 4 2 18 0 0 0 0 40 11 21 15 18 0 0 0 0 30 3 10 13 18 0 0 0 1 24 7 14 14 18 174 33 207 464 342 225 378 148 18 325 125 450 607 414 308 368 152

## Goalie GP Min. 14 VALENTINE, Alycs 3 150:00 25 FLANAGAN, Marybeth 9 540:00 8 ALBERTS, Jenna 7 390:00 Total 18 1080:00 Opponents 18 1080:00

Goals by Period Detroit Opponents

85 89 180 145

Saves by Period Detroit Opponents

100 85

Shots by Period Detroit Opponents

236 228 346 261

Shots on Goal Detroit Opponents

170 165 280 217

GA GAAvg Save

41 154 130 325 174

1st 2nd Total

174 325

1st 2nd Total

72 76

172 161

1st 2nd Total

464 607

1st 2nd Total

335 497

16.40 35 17.11 91 20.00 45 18.06 172 9.67 161

Pct

W-L-T

.461 0-2-0 .371 1-8-0 .257 2-5-0 .346 3-15-0 .481 15-3-0

2011 NLC STATS RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date * * * * * * *

03-25-11 Mar 27 Apr 01 Apr 03 Apr 08 Apr 10 Apr 16

Opponent at Liberty at Longwood at Davidson at High Point JACKSONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN HOWARD

OVERALL 2-5 2-5 0-0

L L L L L W W

Score 10-15 4-20 9-20 5-21 3-22 15-14 20-14

Att. 123 75 59 251 79 101 104

DET

OPP

66-181 9.43 . 365 132-181 . 729 25.9 15 14-34 . 412

126-217 18.00 . 581 179-217 . 825 31.0 39 19-42 . 452

66 14 51 0 9.43 134 100 157 57 85-114 . 746

126 19 87 0 18.00 158 105 146 62 102-135 . 756

284 3/95 0/0

508 4/127

HOME 2-1 2-1 0-0

AWAY 0-4 0-4 0-0

## PLAYER GP G 15 BOISSONNEAULT, Emily 7 21 4 EIDEM, Anna 7 15 10 MAHORN, Corina 7 10 5 SAUNDERS, Lindsey 7 9 19 HAMZE, Zaynib 5 5 18 MENDOZA, Olivia 7 1 24 GRADY, Tara 7 1 23 CALLAHAN, Megan 7 1 22 CAMPBELL, Erin 2 1 21 LEAR, Morgan 7 1 20 STONER, Jaimee 1 1 25 FLANAGAN, Marybeth 4 0 16 DORNBOS, Rebekah 7 0 2 WALLACE, Megan 7 0 14 VALENTINE, Alycs 7 0 11 BUSCH, Britany 7 0 8 ALBERTS, Jenna 7 0 9 MCCOLLUM, Abby 2 0 Total 7 66 Opponents 7 126

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

3 0 2 2 3 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 39

## Goalie 8 ALBERTS, Jenna 25 FLANAGAN, Marybeth

GP 3 4 7 7

Goals by Period Detroit Opponents

1st 2nd Total

Saves by Period Detroit Opponents

1st 2nd Total

Shots by Period Detroit Opponents

1st 2nd Total

Total Opponents

Shots on Goal Detroit Opponents

33 71 29 35

96 125

Min. 180:00 240:00 420:00 420:00

24 15 12 11 8 2 3 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 81 165

33 55 24 31

85 92

56 34 25 21 14 6 5 2 8 5 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 181 217

18 10 9 9 10 3 4 7 2 4 0 13 13 0 11 14 7 0 134 158

23 17 12 11 9 0 4 10 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 5 3 0 100 105

16.67 19.00 18.00 9.43

28 14 14 3 23 8 15 1 7 2 3 0 11 0 12 2 1 0 9 2 0 0 3 1 3 6 2 0 4 7 8 8 7 3 0 0 157 57 146 62

GA GAAvg Save

50 76 126 66

23 30 53 66

Pct

.3 1 5 . 283 .2 9 6 . 500

W-L-T

2-1-0 0-4-0 2-5-0 5-2-0

66 126 53 66

181 217

1st 2nd Total

68 100

64 79

132 179

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Records & Awards

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse

CAREER RECORDS POINTS 1. 208 - Emily Boissonneault (188g, 20a) ... 2009-11 2. 151 - Anna Eidem (128g, 23a) ............... 2009-11 3. 100 - Corina Mahorn (86g, 14a)............. 2009-11 4. 46 - Zaynib Hamze (31g, 15a) ................ 2010-11 5. 42 - Lindsey Saunders (34g, 8a).............. 2010-11 6. 34 - Erin Campbell (25g, 9a) .................. 2010-11 7. 22 - Olivia Mendoza (19g, 3a) ................ 2009-11 8. 13 - Kandice Bogatz (8g, 5a)................... 2009-10 9. 12 - Madison Noland (7g, 5a) ....................... 2010 12 - Rachel Iturralde (4g, 8a) ........................ 2009 POINTS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 4.00 - Emily Boissonneault (52 games) .. 2009-11 2. 2.90 - Anna Eidem (52 games) ............... 2009-11 3. 1.92 - Corina Mahorn (52 games) .......... 2009-11 4. 1.70 - Erin Campbell (20 games) ........... 2010-11 5. 1.28 - Zaynib Hamze (36 games) ........... 2010-11 GOALS 1. 188 - Emily Boissonneault...................... 2009-11 2. 128 - Anna Eidem .................................. 2009-11 3. 86 - Corina Mahorn .............................. 2009-11 4. 34 - Lindsey Saunders ............................ 2010-11 5. 31 - Zaynib Hamze ................................ 2010-11 6. 25 - Erin Campbell ................................. 2010-11 7. 19 - Olivia Mendoza............................... 2009-11 8. 8 - Kandice Bogatz ................................. 2009-10 9. 7 - Madison Noland ..................................... 2010 10. 4 - Rachel Iturralde ....................................... 2009 GOALS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 3.62 - Emily Boissonneault (52 games) .. 2009-11 2. 2.46 - Anna Eidem (52 games) ............... 2009-11 3. 1.65 - Corina Mahorn (52 games) .......... 2009-11 4. 1.25 - Erin Campbell (20 games) ........... 2010-11 5. 0.89 - Lindsey Saunders (38 games) ....... 2010-11 ASSISTS 1. 23 - Anna Eidem .................................... 2009-11 2. 20 - Emily Boissonneault........................ 2009-11 3. 15 - Zaynib Hamze ................................ 2010-11 4. 14 - Corina Mahorn ............................... 2009-11 5. 9 - Erin Campbell ................................... 2010-11 6. 8 - Lindsey Saunders .............................. 2010-11 8 - Rachel Iturralde ....................................... 2009 8. 5 - Madison Noland ..................................... 2010 5 - Kandice Bogatz ................................. 2009-10

10. 3 - Alyssa Shaver .................................... 2009-10 3 - Olivia Mendoza................................. 2009-11 3 - Megan Callahan ................................ 2010-11 SHOTS ATTEMPTED 1. 434 - Emily Boissonneault...................... 2009-11 2. 272 - Anna Eidem .................................. 2009-11 3. 202 - Corina Mahorn ............................. 2009-11 4. 83 - Lindsey Saunders ............................ 2010-11 5. 70 - Erin Campbell ................................. 2010-11 6. 66 - Zaynib Hamze ................................ 2010-11 7. 41 - Olivia Mendoza............................... 2009-11 8. 22 - Rachel Iturralde ..................................... 2009 9. 20 - Kandice Bogatz ............................... 2009-10 10. 19 - Madison Noland ................................... 2010 SHOTS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 8.35 - Emily Boissonneault (52 games) .. 2009-11 2. 5.23 - Anna Eidem (52 games) ............... 2009-11 3. 3.88 - Corina Mahorn (52 games) .......... 2009-11 4. 3.50 - Erin Campbell (20 games) ........... 2010-11 5. 2.18 - Lindsey Saunders (38 games) ....... 2010-11 SHOTS ON GOAL 1. 315 - Emily Boissonneault...................... 2009-11 2. 215 - Anna Eidem .................................. 2009-11 3. 154 - Corina Mahorn ............................. 2009-11 4. 58 - Lindsey Saunders ............................ 2010-11 5. 52 - Zaynib Hamze ................................ 2010-11 6. 51 - Erin Campbell ................................. 2010-11 7. 35 - Olivia Mendoza............................... 2009-11 8. 17 - Rachel Iturralde ..................................... 2009 17 - Kandice Bogatz ............................... 2009-10 10. 14 - Madison Noland ................................... 2010 SHOTS ON GOAL PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 6.06 - Emily Boissonneault (52 games) .. 2009-11 2. 4.13 - Anna Eidem (52 games) ............... 2009-11 3. 2.96 - Corina Mahorn (52 games) .......... 2009-11 4. 2.55 - Erin Campbell (20 games) ........... 2010-11 5. 1.53 - Lindsey Saunders (38 games) ....... 2010-11

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CAREER RECORDS GROUND BALLS 1. 156 - Emily Boissonneault...................... 2009-11 2. 112 - Zaynib Hamze .............................. 2010-11 3. 105 - Anna Eidem .................................. 2009-11 4. 96 - Corina Mahorn ............................... 2009-11 5. 69 - Brett Yenger..................................... 2009-10 6. 56 - Lindsey Saunders ............................ 2010-11 7. 54 - Britany Busch .................................. 2010-11 8. 43 - Megan Callahan .............................. 2010-11 9. 39 - Marybeth Flanagan ......................... 2010-11 10. 37 - Megan Canty ........................................2009

CAUSED TURNOVERS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 2.29 - Emily Boissonneault (52 games) .. 2009-11 2. 1.04 - Corina Mahorn (52 games) .......... 2009-11 3. 1.00 - Zaynib Hamze (36 games) ........... 2010-11 4. 0.93 - Melanie Hicks (14 games)..................2009 0.93 - Megan Canty (14 games) ...................2009

GROUND BALLS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 3.11 - Zaynib Hamze (36 games) ........... 2010-11 2. 3.00 - Emily Boissonneault (52 games) .. 2009-11 3. 2.64 - Megan Canty (14 games) ...................2009 4. 2.56 - Brett Yenger (27 games) ............... 2009-10 5. 2.02 - Anna Eidem (52 games) ............... 2009-11

MAN-UP GOALS 1. 4 - Emily Boissonneault.......................... 2009-11 2. 2 - Kandice Bogatz ................................. 2009-10 2 - Lindsey Saunders .............................. 2010-11 2 - Anna Eidem ...................................... 2009-11 5. 1 - Corina Mahorn ................................. 2009-11 1 - Madison Noland .....................................2010 1 - Erin Campbell ................................... 2010-11

DRAW CONTROLS 1. 112 - Anna Eidem .................................. 2009-11 2. 103 - Corina Mahorn ............................. 2009-11 3. 98 - Emily Boissonneault........................ 2009-11 4. 62 - Zaynib Hamze ................................ 2010-11 5. 40 - Lindsey Saunders ............................ 2010-11 6. 27 - Megan Callahan .............................. 2010-11 7. 16 - Megan Canty ........................................2009 8. 15 - Britany Busch .................................. 2010-11 9. 14 - Liz Hardy ..............................................2009 10. 11 - Olivia Mendoza............................... 2009-11 DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 2.15 - Anna Eidem (52 games) ............... 2009-11 2. 1.98 - Corina Mahorn (52 games) .......... 2009-11 3. 1.88 - Emily Boissonneault (52 games) .. 2009-11 4. 1.72 - Zaynib Hamze (36 games) ........... 2010-11 5. 1.14 - Megan Canty (14 games) ...................2009 CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. 119 - Emily Boissonneault...................... 2009-11 2. 54 - Corina Mahorn ............................... 2009-11 3. 40 - Anna Eidem .................................... 2009-11 4. 36 - Zaynib Hamze ................................ 2010-11 5. 22 - Britany Busch .................................. 2010-11 6. 17 - Alycsa Valentine .................................009,11 7. 16 - Lindsey Saunders ............................ 2010-11

Women’s Lacrosse

Anna Eidem ranks near the top of most of the Titans’ offensive records.

CAREER RECORDS MAN-DOWN GOALS 1. 3 - Anna Eidem ...................................... 2009-11 2. 2 - Zaynib Hamze .................................. 2010-11 2 - Erin Campbell ................................... 2010-11 4. 1 - Lindsey Saunders .............................. 2010-11

GAMES STARTED 1. 52 - Emily Boissonneault........................ 2009-11 52 - Anna Eidem .................................... 2009-11 52 - Corina Mahorn ............................... 2009-11 4. 38 - Megan Callahan .............................. 2010-11 38 - Lindsey Saunders ............................ 2010-11

FREE-POSITION GOALS 1. 35 - Emily Boissonneault........................ 2009-11 2. 12 - Corina Mahorn ............................... 2009-11 12 - Anna Eidem .................................... 2009-11 4. 3 - Zaynib Hamze .................................. 2010-11 3 - Lindsey Saunders .............................. 2010-11 SAVES 1. 346 - Brett Yenger................................... 2009-10 2. 202 - Marybeth Flanagan ....................... 2010-11 3. 45 - Jenna Alberts ......................................... 2011 4. 35 - Alycsa Valentine .............................. 2009-11 SAVES PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 12.81 - Brett Yenger (27 games) ............. 2009-10 2. 9.62 - Marybeth Flanagan (21 games).... 2010-11 3. 6.43 - Jenna Alberts (7 games)...................... 2011 SAVE PERCENT (minimum 5 saves) 1. .504 - Brett Yenger.................................. 2009-10 2. .461 - Alycsa Valentine ............................ 2009,11 3. .417 - Marybeth Flanagan ...................... 2010-11 4. .257 - Jenna Alberts ...................................... 2011 GOALS AGAINST AVG (minimum 5 minutes) 1. 13.36 - Brett Yenger................................ 2009-10 2. 16.14 - Marybeth Flanagan .................... 2010-11 3. 16.40 - Alycsa Valentine .......................... 2009,11 4. 20.00 - Jenna Alberts .................................... 2011 MOST WINS 1. 10 - Brett Yenger (10-17-0) .................... 2009-10 2. 3 - Marybeth Flanagan (3-13-0) ............ 2010-11 3. 2 - Jenna Alberts (2-5-0) .............................. 2011 GAMES PLAYED 1. 52 - Emily Boissonneault........................ 2009-11 52 - Anna Eidem .................................... 2009-11 52 - Corina Mahorn ............................... 2009-11 4. 45 - Olivia Mendoza............................... 2009-11 5. 43 - Megan Wallace ................................ 2009-11

Lindsey Saundersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; 40 draw controls ranks fifth in Titan history.

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SEASON RECORDS POINTS 1. 83 - Emily Boissonneault (68g, 15a) ............. 2010 2. 69 - Anna Eidem (55g, 14a) ......................... 2010 3. 68 - Emily Boissonneault (63g, 5a) ............... 2011 4. 57 - Emily Boissonneault (57g) .................... 2009 5. 46 - Corina Mahorn (38g, 8a) ...................... 2010 6. 44 - Anna Eidem (37g, 7a) ........................... 2009 7. 38 - Anna Eidem (36g, 2a) ........................... 2011 8. 28 - Corina Mahorn (25g, 3a) ...................... 2011 9. 26 - Corina Mahorn (23g, 3a) ...................... 2009 10. 24 - Lindsey Saunders (20g, 4a) ................... 2010 24 - Zaynib Hamze (16g, 8a) ........................ 2010 POINTS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 4.15 - Emily Boissonneault (20 games) ........ 2010 2. 4.07 - Emily Boissonneault (14 games) ........ 2009 3. 3.78 - Emily Boissonneault (18 games) ........ 2011 4. 3.45 - Anna Eidem (20 games) ..................... 2010 5. 3.14 - Anna Eidem (14 games) ..................... 2009 6. 2.30 - Corina Mahorn (20 games) ................ 2010 7. 2.11 - Anna Eidem (18 games) ..................... 2011 8. 2.00 - Erin Campbell (7 games) ................... 2011 9. 1.86 - Corina Mahorn (14 games) ................ 2009 10. 1.56 - Corina Mahorn (18 games) ................ 2011 GOALS 1. 68 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2010 2. 63 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2011 3. 57 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2009 4. 55 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2010 5. 38 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2010 6. 37 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2009 7. 36 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2011 8. 25 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2011 9. 23 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2009 10. 20 - Lindsey Saunders .................................. 2010 GOALS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 4.07 - Emily Boissonneault (14 games) ........ 2009 2. 3.50 - Emily Boissonneault (18 games) ........ 2011 3. 3.40 - Emily Boissonneault (20 games) ........ 2010 4. 2.75 - Anna Eidem (20 games) ..................... 2010 5. 2.64 - Anna Eidem (14 games) ..................... 2009 6. 2.00 - Anna Eidem (18 games) ..................... 2011 7. 1.90 - Corina Mahorn (20 games) ................ 2010 8. 1.64 - Corina Mahorn (14 games) ................ 2009 9. 1.39 - Corina Mahorn (18 games) ................ 2011 10. 1.29 - Erin Campbell (7 games) ................... 2011

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse

ASSISTS 1. 15 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2010 2. 14 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2010 3. 8 - Corina Mahorn ....................................... 2010 8 - Rachel Iturralde ....................................... 2009 8 - Zaynib Hamze ........................................ 2010 6. 7 - Anna Eidem ............................................ 2009 7 - Zaynib Hamze ........................................ 2011 8. 5 - Emily Boissonneault................................ 2011 5 - Madison Noland ..................................... 2010 5 - Erin Campbell ......................................... 2011 SHOTS ATTEMPTED 1. 162 - Emily Boissonneault............................ 2011 2. 149 - Emily Boissonneault............................ 2010 3. 123 - Emily Boissonneault............................ 2009 4. 109 - Anna Eidem ........................................ 2010 5. 87 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2011 6. 79 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2010 7. 76 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2009 8. 62 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2011 9. 61 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2009 10. 45 - Lindsey Saunders .................................. 2010 SHOTS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 9.00 - Emily Boissonneault (18 games) ........ 2011 2. 8.79 - Emily Boissonneault (14 games) ........ 2009 3. 7.45 - Emily Boissonneault (20 games) ........ 2010 4. 5.45 - Anna Eidem (20 games) ..................... 2010 5. 5.43 - Anna Eidem (14 games) ..................... 2009 6. 4.86 - Erin Campbell (7 games) ................... 2011 7. 4.83 - Anna Eidem (18 games) ..................... 2011 8. 4.36 - Corina Mahorn (14 games) ................ 2009 9. 3.95 - Corina Mahorn (20 games) ................ 2010 10. 3.44 - Corina Mahorn (18 games) ................ 2011 SHOTS ON GOAL 1. 114 - Emily Boissonneault............................ 2011 2. 109 - Emily Boissonneault............................ 2010 3. 92 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2009 4. 87 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2010 5. 65 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2011 6. 63 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2009 7. 61 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2010 8. 47 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2009 9. 46 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2011 10. 32 - Lindsey Saunders .................................. 2010

SEASON RECORDS SHOTS ON GOAL PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 6.57 - Emily Boissonneault (14 games) ........ 2009 2. 6.33 - Emily Boissonneault (18 games) ........ 2011 3. 5.45 - Emily Boissonneault (20 games) ........ 2010 4. 4.50 - Anna Eidem (14 games) ..................... 2009 5. 4.35 - Anna Eidem (20 games) ..................... 2010 6. 3.61 - Anna Eidem (18 games) ..................... 2011 7. 3.36 - Corina Mahorn (14 games) ................ 2009 8. 3.29 - Erin Campbell (7 games) ................... 2011 9. 3.05 - Corina Mahorn (20 games) ................ 2010 10. 2.56 - Corina Mahorn (18 games) ................ 2011

DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 2.56 - Anna Eidem (18 games) ..................... 2011 2. 2.40 - Corina Mahorn (20 games) ................ 2010 3. 2.06 - Emily Boissonneault (18 games) ........ 2011 4. 2.00 - Anna Eidem (20 games) ..................... 2010 5. 1.93 - Emily Boissonneault (14 games) ........ 2009 6. 1.86 - Anna Eidem (14 games) ..................... 2009 1.86 - Corina Mahorn (14 games) ................ 2009 8. 1.75 - Zaynib Hamze (16 games) ................. 2011 9. 1.70 - Zaynib Hamze (20 games) ................. 2010 1.70 - Emily Boissonneault (20 games) ........ 2010

GROUND BALLS 1. 74 - Zaynib Hamze ...................................... 2010 2. 64 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2010 3. 56 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2011 4. 49 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2010 5. 43 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2010 6. 40 - Britany Busch ........................................ 2011 7. 38 - Zaynib Hamze ...................................... 2011 38 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2009 9. 37 - Megan Canty ........................................ 2009 37 - Brett Yenger........................................... 2010

CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. 46 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2010 2. 43 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2011 3. 30 - Zaynib Hamze ...................................... 2010 30 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2009 5. 23 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2011 6. 22 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2010 7. 18 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2010 8. 15 - Britany Busch ........................................ 2011 9. 14 - Alycsa Valentine .................................... 2011 10. 13 - Rebekah Dornbos.................................. 2011 13 - Melanie Hicks ....................................... 2009 13 - Megan Canty ........................................ 2009

GROUND BALLS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 3.70 - Zaynib Hamze (20 games) ................. 2010 2. 3.20 - Emily Boissonneault (20 games) ........ 2010 3. 3.11 - Emily Boissonneault (18 games) ........ 2011 4. 2.85 - Brett Yenger (13 games) ..................... 2010 5. 2.71 - Anna Eidem (14 games) ..................... 2009 6. 2.64 - Megan Canty (14 games) ................... 2009 7. 2.57 - Emily Boissonneault (14 games) ....... 2009 8. 2.45 - Corina Mahorn (20 games) ................ 2010 9. 2.38 - Zaynib Hamze (16 games) ................. 2011 10. 2.29 - Brett Yenger (14 games) ..................... 2009 DRAW CONTROLS 1. 48 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2010 2. 46 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2011 3. 40 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2010 4. 37 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2011 5. 34 - Zaynib Hamze ...................................... 2010 34 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2010 7. 29 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2011 8. 28 - Zaynib Hamze ...................................... 2011 9. 27 - Emily Boissonneault.............................. 2009 10. 26 - Anna Eidem .......................................... 2009 26 - Corina Mahorn ..................................... 2009

Zaynib Hamzeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 74 ground balls in 2010 are the most by a Titan in a single season.

Detroit Titan

SEASON RECORDS CAUSED TURNOVERS PER GAME (minimum 5 games) 1. 2.39 - Emily Boissonneault (18 games) ........2011 2. 2.30 - Emily Boissonneault (20 games) ........2010 3. 2.14 - Emily Boissonneault (14 games) ........2009 4. 1.50 - Zaynib Hamze (20 games) .................2010 5. 1.28 - Corina Mahorn (18 games) ................2011 6. 1.10 - Corina Mahorn (20 games) ................2010 7. 0.93 - Megan Canty (14 games) ...................2009 0.93 - Melanie Hicks (14 games)..................2009 9. 0.90 - Anna Eidem (20 games) .....................2010 10. 0.83 - Britany Busch (18 games)...................2011

3. 10.11 - Marybeth Flanagan (9 games)..........2011 4. 9.25 - Marybeth Flanagan (12 games)..........2010 5. 6.43 - Jenna Alberts (7 games)......................2011

MAN-UP GOALS 1. 3 - Emily Boissonneault................................2011 2. 2 - Lindsey Saunders ....................................2011 3. 1 - 8x

GOALS AGAINST AVG (minimum 5 minutes) 1. 13.09 - Brett Yenger......................................2010 2. 13.57 - Brett Yenger......................................2009 3. 15.12 - Marybeth Flanagan ..........................2010 4. 16.40 - Alycsa Valentine ...............................2011 5. 17.11 - Marybeth Flanagan ..........................2011 6. 20.00 - Jenna Alberts ....................................2011

MAN-DOWN GOALS 1. 3 - Anna Eidem ............................................2010 2. 2 - Zaynib Hamze ........................................2010 3. 1 - Lindsey Saunders ....................................2010 1 - Erin Campbell .........................................2010 1 - Erin Campbell .........................................2011

SAVE PERCENT (minimum 5 saves) 1. .545 - Brett Yenger .......................................2010 2. .465 - Brett Yenger........................................2009 3. .464 - Marybeth Flanagan ............................2010 4. .461 - Alycsa Valentine ................................ 2011 5. .371 - Marybeth Flanagan ...........................2011 6. .257 - Jenna Alberts ......................................2011

FREE-POSITION GOALS 1. 13 - Emily Boissonneault..............................2009 2. 12 - Emily Boissonneault..............................2011 3. 10 - Emily Boissonneault..............................2010 4. 6 - Anna Eidem ............................................2011 5. 5 - Corina Mahorn .......................................2011 6. 4 - Corina Mahorn .......................................2010 7. 3 - Anna Eidem ............................................2009 3 - Corina Mahorn .......................................2009 3 - Anna Eidem ............................................2010 10. 2 - Zaynib Hamze ........................................2010 2 - Lindsey Saunders ....................................2011 SAVES 1. 181 - Brett Yenger.........................................2010 2. 165 - Brett Yenger.........................................2009 3. 111 - Marybeth Flanagan .............................2010 4. 91 - Marybeth Flanagan ...............................2011 5. 45 - Jenna Alberts .........................................2011 6. 35 - Alycsa Valentine ....................................2011 SAVES PER GAME (minimum 5 games) Brett Yenger holds most of the Titan records 1. 13.92 - Brett Yenger (13 games) ...................2010 at the goalie position. 2. 11.79 - Brett Yenger (14 games) ...................2009

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lacrosse

GAME RECORDS MOST POINTS 1. 11, Anna Eidem vs. Presbyterian Mar 28, 2009 2. 9, Emily Boissonneault at Saint Francis Apr 20, 2011 9, Emily Boissonneault vs.Presbyterian May 1, 2009 9, Anna Eidem at Presbyterian Feb 26, 2010 9, Corina Mahorn at Fresno State Mar 11, 2010 6. 8, Emily Boissonneault vs. Notre Dame (OH) Mar 17, 2010 8, Emily Boissonneault vs. Presbyterian Mar 28, 2009 8,Emily Boissonneault vs. Jacksonville May 2, 2010 8, Anna Eidem vs.Presbyterian Apr 30, 2010 8, Anna Eidem vs. Notre Dame (OH) Mar 17, 2010

MOST GROUND BALLS 1. 9, Brett Yenger at Canisius Mar 28, 2010 2. 8, Lindsey Saunders vs. Cincinnati Mar 5, 2010 8, Brett Yenger vs. Cincinnati Mar 5, 2010 4. 7, Emily Boissonneault vs St. Bonaventure Apr 23, 2009 7, Emily Boissonneault vs. Howard Apr 16, 2011 7, Anna Eidem vs. Niagara Feb 28, 2009 7, Zaynib Hamze vs. Liberty Apr 10, 2010 7, Zaynib Hamze vs. St. Francis (PA) Feb 21, 2010 7, Zaynib Hamze at Presbyterian Feb 26, 2010 7, Brett Yenger at Presbyterian Feb 26, 2010

MOST GOALS 1. 9, Emily Boissonneault vs. Presbyterian May 1, 2009 9, Corina Mahorn at Fresno State Mar 11, 2010 3. 8, Emily Boissonneault at Saint Francis Apr 20, 2011 8, Emily Boissonneault vs. Presbyterian Mar 28, 2009 8, Anna Eidem at Presbyterian Feb 26, 2010 6. 7, Emily Boissonneault vs. Presbyterian Apr 30, 2011 7, Emily Boissonneaultc vs. Jacksonville May 2, 2010 7, Anna Eidem vs. Presbyterian Mar 28, 2009 9. 6, 10x

MOST CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. 5, Emily Boissonneault vs. Howard Apr 16, 2011 5, Emily Boissonneault at Saint Francis Apr 20, 2011 5, Anna Eidem at Presbyterian Feb 26, 2010 4. 4, 16x

MOST ASSISTS 1. 4, Anna Eidem vs. Presbyterian Mar 28, 2009 2. 3, Anna Eidem vs. Liberty Apr 10, 2010 3, Anna Eidem; vs. Presbyterian Apr 30, 2010 3, Anna Eidem vs. Notre Dame (OH) Mar 17, 2010 3, Zaynib Hamze at Presbyterian Feb 26, 2010 6. 2, 15x

MOST MAN-DOWN GOALS 1. 1, 8x

MOST SHOTS 1. 17, Emily Boissonneault vs. Presbyterian Apr 30, 2011 2. 16, Emily Boissonneault at Central Conn. State Mar 18, 2009 3. 15, Emily Boissonneault vs. Presbyterian Mar 28, 2009 4. 14, Emily Boissonneault vs. Howard Apr 16, 2011 14, Emily Boissonneault at Saint Francis Apr 20, 2011 14, Anna Eidem vs. Presbyterian May 1, 2009 7. 13, 3x Most draw controls 1. 7, Emily Boissonneault vs. Presbyterian Mar 28, 2009 2. 6, Emily Boissonneault vs. Presbyterian Apr 10, 2011 6, Anna Eidem vs. Longwood Apr 18, 2010 6, Corina Mahorn at Davidson Feb 23, 2010 5. 5, 11x

MOST MAN-UP GOALS 1. 3, Emily Boissonneault vs. Niagara 2. 2, Lindsey Saunders vs. Niagara 3. 1, 8x

Mar 18, 2011 Mar 18, 2011

MOST FREE-POSITION GOALS Feb 21, 2009 1. 4, Emily Boissonneault at Howard 2. 3, Emily Boissonneault vs. Howard Apr 16, 2011 3, Emily Boissonneault vs. Presbyterian Mar 28, 2009 3, Emily Boissonneaultc vs. Jacksonville May 2, 2010 5. 2, 7x MOST SAVES 1. 25, Brett Yenger at Longwood May 3, 2009 2. 21, Brett Yenger at Duquesne Mar. 19 3. 19, Marybeth Flanagan at Longwood May 1, 2010 4. 18, Marybeth Flanagan vs. Niagara Mar 18, 2011 18, Brett Yenger vs. St. Francis (PA) Feb 21, 2010 18, Brett Yenger at Presbyterian Feb 26, 2010 18, Brett Yenger at Saint Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (CA) Mar 9, 2010 8. 17, Alycsa Valentine vs Presbyterian Apr 30, 2011 17, Brett Yenger at Central Conn. State Mar 18, 2009 10.16, Marybeth Flanagan vs. Longwood Apr 18, 2010 16, Brett Yenger at Longwood Apr 04, 2009 16, Brett Yenger at Navy Feb 22, 2009 16, Brett Yenger vs. Notre Dame (OH) Mar 17, 2010

Detroit Titan

TEAM GAME RECORDS MOST POINTS 1. 28, Howard 2. 27, Liberty 27, at Fresno State 27, Presbyterian 5. 25, Howardard 25, at Presbyterian MOST GOALS 1. 21, Presbyterian 2. 20, Howard 20, Howard 20, at Howard 5. 19, Liberty; Apr 10, 2010

Apr 3, 2010 Apr 10, 2010 Mar 11, 2010 Mar 28, 2009 Apr 16, 2011 Feb 26, 2010 Mar 28, 2009 Apr 3, 2010 Apr 16, 2011 Feb 21, 2009

MOST ASSISTS 1. 9, at Fresno State 2. 8, Howard 8, Liberty 4. 7, at Presbyterian 7, Notre Dame (OH)

Mar 11, 2010 Apr 3, 2010 Apr 10, 2010 Feb 26, 2010 Mar 17, 2010

MOST SHOTS 1. 44, at Saint Francis 2. 41, Howard 41, at Central Conn. State 4. 40, vs Presbyterian 40, Presbyterian 40, vs Presbyterian

Apr 20, 2011 Apr 16, 2011 Mar 18, 2009 Apr 30, 2011 Mar 28, 2009 May 1, 2009

MOST SAVES 1. 25, at Longwood 2. 23, at Duquesne 3. 20, at UC Davis 4. 19, at Longwood 5. 18, St. Francis (PA) 18, at Presbyterian 18, at Saint Mary’s 18, Niagara

May 3, 2009 Mar 19, 2010 Mar 13, 2010 May 1, 2010 Feb 21, 2010 Feb 26, 2010 Mar 9, 2010 Mar 18, 2011

MOST GROUND BALLS 1. 51, Cincinnati 2. 41, at Presbyterian 3. 36, Niagara 4. 33, Fresno State 5. 31, Howard 31, St. Francis (PA)

Women’s Lacrosse

Mar 5, 2010 Feb 26, 2010 Feb 28, 2009 Mar 27, 2009 Apr 16, 2011 Feb 21, 2010

MOST DRAW CONTROLS 1. 27, Presbyterian 2. 21, Howard 3. 18, at Saint Mary’s (CA) 18, at Fresno State 5. 17, Presbyterian

Mar 28, 2009 Apr 16, 2011 Mar 9, 2010 Mar 11, 2010 Apr 10, 2011

MOST TURNOVERS 1. 32, Notre Dame (OH) 2. 31, Presbyterian 31, Longwood 31, at Longwood 5. 30, vs Longwood 30, Cincinnati

Mar 17, 2010 Apr 10, 2011 Apr 18, 2010 May 3, 2009 Apr 29, 2011 Mar 5, 2010

MOST CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. 25, at Presbyterian 2. 16, at Fresno State 3. 15, at Central Conn. State 4. 14, vs Longwood 5. 13, vs St. Bonaventure 13, Howard 13, Liberty 13, Duquesne

Feb 26, 2010 Mar 11, 2010 Mar 18, 2009 Apr 29, 2011 Apr 23, 2011 Apr 3, 2010 Apr 10, 2010 Mar 13, 2011

MOST MAN-UP GOALS 1. 6, Niagara 2. 4, Cincinnati 3. 1, at Howard 1, at Fresno State 1, at Niagara

Mar 18, 2011 Mar 5, 2010 Feb 21, 2009 Mar 11, 2010 Mar 26, 2010

MOST MAN-DOWN GOALS 1. 3, Howard 2. 2, St. Francis (PA) 3. 1, Canisius 1, Liberty 1, at Saint Mary’s (CA)

Apr 3, 2010 Feb 21, 2010 Feb 26, 2011 Apr 10, 2010 Mar 9, 2010

MOST FREE-POSITION GOALS 1. 6, vs Presbyterian Apr 30, 2011 2. 5, Howard Apr 16, 2011 5, at Howard Feb 21, 2009 4. 4, at Liberty Mar 25, 2011 4, Presbyterian Apr 10, 2011 4, at Presbyterian Feb 26, 2010 4, Presbyterian Mar 28, 2009 4, vs Jacksonville May 2, 2010

TEAM SEASON RECORDS POINTS 1. 304 (235g, 69a) ................ 2010 2. 207 (174g, 33a) ................ 2011 3. 163 (142g, 21a) ................ 2009

SHOT ON GOAL PER GAME 1. 19.50 (20 games).............. 2010 2. 19.21 (14 games).............. 2009 3. 18.61 (18 games).............. 2011

FREE-POSITION GOALS 1. 31 ..................................... 2011 2. 24 ..................................... 2010 3. 21 ..................................... 2009

POINTS PER GAME 1. 15.20 (20 games).............. 2010 2. 11.64 (14 games).............. 2009 3. 11.50 (18 games).............. 2011

GROUND BALLS 1. 462 ................................... 2010 2. 342 ................................... 2011 3. 269 ................................... 2009

SAVES 1. 292 (279 GA, 292 saves) .. 2010 2. 172 (325 GA, 172 saves) .. 2011 3. 165 (190 GA, 165 saves) .. 2009

GOALS 1. 235 ................................... 2010 2. 174 ................................... 2011 3. 142 ................................... 2009

GROUND BALLS PER GAME 1. 23.10 (20 games).............. 2010 2. 19.21 (14 games).............. 2009 3. 19.00 (18 games).............. 2011

SAVES PER GAME 1. 14.60 (20 games).............. 2010 2. 11.79 (14 games).............. 2009 3. 9.56 (18 games)................ 2011

GOALS PER GAME 1. 11.75 (20 games).............. 2010 2. 10.14 (14 games).............. 2009 3. 9.67 (18 games)................ 2011

DRAW CONTROLS 1. 236 ................................... 2010 2. 225 ................................... 2011 3. 131 ................................... 2009

SAVE PERCENT 1. .511 (279 GA, 292 saves) .. 2010 2. .465 (190 GA, 165 saves) .. 2009 3. .346 (325 GA, 172 saves) .. 2011

ASSISTS 1. 69 ..................................... 2010 2. 33 ..................................... 2011 3. 21 ..................................... 2009

DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME 1. 12.50 (18 games).............. 2011 2. 11.80 (20 games).............. 2010 3. 9.36 (14 games)................ 2009

GOALS AGAINST AVG 1. 13.57 ................................ 2009 2. 13.95 ................................ 2010 3. 18.06 ............................... 2011

ASSISTS PER GAME 1. 3.45 (20 games)................ 2010 2. 1.83 (18 games)................ 2011 3. 1.50 (14 games)................ 2009 SHOTS ATTEMPTED 1. 515 (235 goals) ................ 2010 2. 464 (174 goals) ................ 2011 3. 347 (142 goals) ................ 2009 SHOTS PER GAME 1. 25.78 (18 games).............. 2011 2. 25.75 (20 games).............. 2010 3. 24.79 (14 games).............. 2009 SHOTS ON GOAL 1. 390 (235 goals) ................ 2010 2. 335 (174 goals) ................ 2011 3. 269 (142 goals) ................ 2009

CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. 181 ................................... 2010 2. 148 ................................... 2011 3. 108 ................................... 2009

GAMES PLAYED 1. 20 ..................................... 2010 2. 18 ..................................... 2011 3. 14 ..................................... 2009

CAUSED TURNOVERS PER GAME 1. 9.05 (20 games)................ 2010 2. 8.22 (18 games)................ 2011 3. 7.71 (14 games)................ 2009 MAN-UP GOALS 1. 6 ....................................... 2011 6....................................... 2010 3. 1 ....................................... 2009 MAN-DOWN GOALS 1. 7 ....................................... 2010 2. 1 ....................................... 2011

Detroit Titan

ALL-TIME RESULTS 2009 (5-9 OVERALL) Date Opponent Results Feb. 21 2009 at Howard W, 20-1 Feb. 22, 2009 at Navy L, 6-14 Feb. 29, 2009 Niagara L, 8-9 Mar. 5 2009 at Le Moyne L, 7-20 Mar. 15 2009 Duquesne L, 6-20 Mar. 18 2009 at Central Conn. State W, 11-8 Mar. 20 2009 at Quinnipiac L, 7-17 Mar. 27 2009 Fresno State W, 17-3 Mar. 28, 2009 Presbyterian W, 21-15 Apr. 4, 2009 at Longwood L, 3-19 Apr. 14, 2009 #15 Ohio State L, 4-21 Apr. 27, 2009 vs. Cincinnati L, 6-15 May 1, 2009 vs. Presbyterian # W, 18-9 May 3, 2009 at Longwood # L, 8-19 # - Independant Tournament (held at Longwood) 2009 (7-13 OVERALL; 3-3 NLC) Date Opponent Feb. 21, 2010 St. Francis (PA) Feb. 23, 2010 at Davidson * Feb. 26, 2010 at Presbyterian * Feb. 27, 2010 vs Jacksonville * Mar. 5, 2010 Cincinnati Mar. 9, 2010 at Saint Mary’s (CA) Mar. 11, 2010 at Fresno State Mar. 13, 2010 at UC Davis Mar. 17, 2010 Notre Dame (OH) Mar. 19, 2010 at Duquesne Mar. 26, 2010 at Niagara Mar. 28, 2010 at Canisius Apr. 3, 2010 Howard * Apr. 10, 2010 Liberty * Apr. 16, 2010 Le Moyne Apr. 18, 2010 Longwood * Apr. 25, 2010 at #18 Ohio State Apr. 20, 2010 vs. Presbyterian May 1, 2010 at Longwood # May 2, 2010 vs. Jacksonville # * - NLC Match-Up # - NLC Tournament (held at Longwood)

Results W, 16-5 L, 12-15 W, 18-10 L, 13-15 L, 6-10 L, 15-21 W, 18-13 L, 6-18 W, 16-10 L, 4-20 L, 9-10 L, 5-20 W, 20-5 W, 19-5 L, 9-15 L, 9-15 L, 4-21 W, 17-16 L, 6-18 L, 13-17

2009 (3-15 OVERALL; 2-5 NLC) Date Opponent Feb. 26, 2011 Canisius Mar. 6, 2011 UC Davis Mar. 11, 2011 at Cincinnati Mar. 13, 2011 Duquesne Mar. 18, 2011 Niagara Mar. 25, 2011 at Liberty * Mar. 27, 2011 at Longwood * Apr. 1, 2011 at Davidson * Apr. 3, 2011 at High Point * Apr. 8, 2011 Jacksonville * Apr. 10, 2011 Presbyterian * Apr. 12, 2011 Ohio State Apr. 16, 2011 Howard * Apr. 20, 2011 at Saint Francis (PA) Apr. 22, 2011 at #2 (D II) Le Moyne Apr. 23, 2011 at St. Bonaventure Apr. 29, 2011 vs. Longwood # Apr. 20, 2011 vs. Presbyterian # * - NLC Match-Up # - NLC Tournament (held at Davidson)

Results L, 6-17 L, 11-21 L, 12-14 L, 9-16 W 13-10 L, 10-15 L, 4-20 L, 9-20 L, 5-21 L, 3-22 W, 15-14 L, 3-26 W, 20-14 L, 14-18 L, 7-22 L, 7-21 L, 9-16 L, 17-18

Corina Mahorn enters her senior season as one of only three Titans to have started all 52 games in the program’s history.

Women’s Lacrosse

ALL-TIME OPPONENT RESULTS Canisius (0-2) Date Score Mar. 28, 2010 L, 5-20 Feb. 26, 2011 L, 6-17

Attend 173 38

Location Buffalo, NY Detroit, MI

Central Connecticut State (1-0) Date Score Attend Location Mar. 19, 2009 W, 11-8 152 New Britain, CT Cincinnati (0-3) Date Score Apr. 27, 2009 L, 6-15 Mar. 5, 2010 L, 6-10 Mar. 11, 2011 L, 12-14

Attend Location 274 Cincinnati, OH 142 Detroit, MI 249 Cincinnati, OH

Davidson (0-2) Date Score Feb. 23, 2010 L, 12-15 Apr. 1, 2011 L, 9-20

Attend 45 59

Location Davidson, NC Davidson, NC

Duquesne (0-3) Date Score Mar. 15, 2009 L, 6-20 Mar. 19, 2010 L, 4-20

Attend 178 345

Location Detroit, MI Pittsburgh, PA

Fresno State (2-0) Date Score Attend Mar. 27, 2009 W, 17-3 149 Mar. 11, 2010 W, 18-13 192

Location Detroit, MI Fresno, CA

High Point (0-1) Date Score Apr. 3, 2011 L, 5-21

Attend Location 251 High Point, NC

Howard (3-0) Date Feb. 21, 2009 Apr. 3, 2010 Apr. 16, 2011

Attend Location 131 Washington, DC 143 Detroit, MI 104 Detroit, MI

Score W, 20-1 W, 20-5 W, 20-14

Jacksonville (0-3) Date Score Feb. 27, 2010 L, 13-15 May 2, 2010 L, 13-17 Apr. 8, 2011 L, 3-22

Attend 73 125 79

Location Clinton, SC Farmville, VA Detroit, MI

Le Moyne (0-3) Date Score Mar. 5, 2009 L, 7-20 Apr. 16, 2010 L, 9-15 Apr. 22, 2011 L, 7-22

Attend 87 141 127

Location Syracuse, NY Detroit, MI Syracuse, NY

Liberty (1-1) Date Apr. 10, 2010 Mar. 25, 2011

Attend Location 317 Detroit, MI 123 Lynchburg, VA

Score W, 19-5 L, 10-15

Longwood (0-6) Date Score Apr. 4, 2009 L, 3-19 May 3, 2009 L, 8-19 Apr. 18, 2010 L, 9-15 May 1, 2010 L, 6-18 Mar. 27, 2011 L, 4-20 Apr. 29, 2011 L, 9-16

Attend 193 179 152 100 75 103

Navy (0-1) Date Feb. 22, 2009

Score L, 6-14

Attend Location 202 Annapolis, MD

Niagara (1-2) Date Feb. 28, 2009 Mar. 26, 2010 Mar. 18, 2011

Score L, 8-9 L, 9-10 W, 13-10

Attend 217 137 57

Location Detroit, MI Niagara, NY Detroit, MI

Notre Dame (OH) (1-0) Date Score Attend Mar. 17, 2010 W, 16-10 111

Location Detroit, MI

Location Farmville, VA Farmville, VA Detroit, MI Farmville, VA Farmville, VA Davidson, NC

Ohio State (0-3) Date Score Apr. 14, 2009 L, 4-21 Apr. 25, 2010 L, 4-21 Apr. 12, 2011 L, 3-26

Attend Location 125 Detroit, MI 305 Columbus, OH 47 Detroit, MI

Presbyterian (5-1) Date Score Mar. 28, 2009 W, 21-15 May 1, 2009 W, 18-9 Feb. 26, 2010 W, 18-10 Apr. 30, 2011 W, 17-16 Apr. 10, 2011 W, 15-14 Apr. 30, 2011 L, 17-18

Attend 139 249 63 75 101 79

Location Detroit, MI Farmville, VA Clinton, SC Farmville, VA Detroit, MI Davidson, NC

Quinnipiac (0-1) Date Score Mar. 20, 2009 L, 7-17

Attend 134

Location Hamden, CT

Saint Francis (1-1) Date Score Feb. 21, 2010 W, 16-5 Apr. 20, 2011 L, 14-18

Attend 107 172

Location Detroit, MI Loretto, PA

Saint Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (CA) (0-1) Date Score Mar. 9, 2010 L, 15-21

Attend 125

Location Moraga, CA

St. Bonaventure (0-1) Date Score Apr. 23, 2011 L, 7-21

Attend 121

Location Alfred, NY

UC Davis (0-2) Date Score Mar. 13, 2010 L, 6-18 Mar. 6, 2011 L, 11-21

Attend 85 43

Location Davis, CA Detroit, MI

Detroit Titan

ALL-TIME AWARD WINNERS INDEPENDENT PLAYER OF THE WEEK Player Date Brett Yenger Mar. 11, 2009 Anna Eidem Mar. 31, 2009 NATIONAL LACROSSE CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Player Date Emily Boissonneault Feb. 23, 2010 Corina Mahorn Mar. 16, 2010 Anna Eidem Apr. 6, 2010

IWLCA ALL-ACADEMIC SQUAD 2010

NATIONAL LACROSSE CONFERENCE ATTACKMAN MVP Player Year Emily Boissonneault 2009 NATIONAL LACROSSE CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM Player Year Emily Boissonneault - Midfielder 2010 Anna Eidem - Attack 2010 NATIONAL LACROSSE CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM Player Year Corina Mahorn - Midfielder 2010 Emily Boissonneault - Midfielder 2011 NATIONAL LACROSSE CONFERENCE ALL-TOURNAMENT Alysca Valentine 2010 NATIONAL LACROSSE CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Player Year Britany Busch 2011 Anna Eidem 2010, 2011 Corina Mahorn 2010, 2011 Hilary Petcoff 2010 Alyssa Shaver 2010 Alysca Valentine 2010, 2011 WOMEN’S LACROSSE.COM Player Emily Boissonneault - All-Rookie Team

Women’s Lacrosse

IWLCA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM HONORS Megan Canty 2009 Liz Hardy 2009 Corina Mahorn 2009 Alycsa Valentine 2009, 2010

Year 2009

TEAM CAPTAINS Emily Boissonneault Anna Eidem Mel Hicks Corina Mahorn Megan Wallace

2010 2010, 2011 2010 2010 2011

DETROIT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR’S HONOR ROLL Kandice Bogatz 2010 Emily Boissonneault 2009, 2010, 2011 Britany Busch 2010, 2011 Megan Callahan 2010, 2011 Megan Canty 2009 Anna Eidem 2009, 2010, 2011 Mary Beth Flanagan 2010, 2011 Tara Grady 2011 Elizabeth Hardy 2009 Rachel Iturralde 2009 Morgan Lear 2011 Corina Mahorn 2009, 2010, 2011 Olivia Mendoza 2009, 2011 Madison Noland 2010 Hilary Petcoff 2010 Lindsay Saunders 2011 Alyssa Shaver 2009, 2010 Maya Thomas 2010 Alycsa Valentine 2009, 2010, 2011 Megan Wallace 2009, 2010, 2011 Brett Yenger 2010 DETROIT TITAN NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Emily Boissonneault 2010 TITAN CLUB AWARD Emily Boissonneault

2011

FR. NORBERT HUETTER, S.J. AWARD Anna Eidem

2011

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Detroit... • is home to the Motown sound founded by Berry Gordy Jr. in 1957 • is home to the first Van Gogh painting in a public collection in the U.S. at the Detroit Institute of Arts, “Self Portrait,” Vincent Van Gogh, 1887 • installed the first mile of paved concrete road, just north of the Model T plant, on Woodward Avenue between McNichols and 7 Mile Roads in 1909 • built the nation’s first urban freeway, the Davison, in 1942 • is home to the oldest state fair in the nation — the Michigan State Fair, first held in 1849 • is the potato chip capital of the world, based on consumption • has country’s largest island park within a city — Belle Isle Park • is second in the nation in fishing rod sales

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In Recent Years, Detroit Has Hosted 2010 Frozen Four 2009 Final Four 2008 Men’s Basketball Midwest Regional 2007 Wrestlemania 2006 Super Bowl 2005 MLB All-Star Game 2004 Ryder Cup

Detroit... • is north of Canada • is home to the world’s only floating post office, the J.W. Westcott II, can be found on the Detroit River • shares the world’s first auto traffic tunnel between two nations – the Detroit/Windsor Tunnel • is home to the second tallest hotel in North America – the Detroit Marriott Renaissance Center, at 73 stories • the nation’s first soda – Vernors – created in Detroit by pharmacist James Vernor in 1862. Detroit is also home to Sanders hot fudge, Better Made Potato Chips, Faygo soda pop and Stroh’s Ice Cream • has the most registered bowlers in the United States • was the first city in the nation to assign individual telephone numbers in 1879

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Detroit Titan

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Women’s Lacrosse

CENTER OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE ERFORMANCE

Joe Tofferi Asst. AD for Strength & Conditioning

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ffoorr ea each c ind ch ind div ividua ivid id dua uall at athl hlet hl etee. A et Ass th thee sttud den entt--atthl t-at hlet ette part paart rticcip ipat a es in n th thes esee es acti ac tivi viti ties es w wee will ill workk to llessen th he pooss ssib ibil billit ity of of injur nju nj urr y or ree in inju juryy. If an ju inju in jury ry should occur, we will work with the Sports Mediici c nee Staff taaff aand nd the nd he sttu ude dentt-a -atth h hlle letee to lete comp co mp ple lete te reh ehab hab abil bil iliit itat itat atiio ion. ion. Each Each Ea h tea eam mw wiill ll hav hav avee an ind div ivid idua id uali ua alize lize li zed ed pr p og ogrra ram am base based d on n tthe heeirr paarrti ticu iccu ullaar sp por ort. rt. t. E Eac ach ac ch p g program takes into account the intensityy level, the phys p ysic ical al dem emaan nd dss, aan nd sk skil ill ll in nvo v lved ed d in each ea ch individual sp port and also each individual student-ath hlleettee. A Alll te team eam ams aan nd in ind diivviidu uals aalls will wi ill b bee su subj bjjec ectt to per erfo form fo rman rm an nce ttes ests est ts tha that hat wi ha w lll hellp de desi desi s gn g eaacch prroggra ram an nd al also lssoo will ill heelp to il dete de term te rmin rm inee th in thee su succ cces esss of tthe he p pro rogr ro gram gr am.. am

h indivi viidu dual coa oach c at aalll ti tm mees. s. E Eac a h ac Joe Douglas The Strength and Conditioning Staff will work with each coac co ach h will wi ll rec r ecei eive ve upd u p pd ated at ed att a tten enda dance, e, eva e valu luat atio ion, n, and a d com c omme ment nts on o n a reg g ul l a r b as a s i is s a bo b o u ut t e ach ac Graduate Asst. stud st uden ud enten t tathl at hlet hl ete et e e. . Com C ommu om muni mu nica ni cati ca tion ti i on is i s the th h e k key ke e y to s ucce uc cess ce ss in i n the th h e w we i ig g h ht t r oo o m an a n d o on n t h he e p layi la a y yi i ng g Athletic Trainfi eld el d d. . er/Strength & Conditioning

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Detroit Titan

CENTER OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE ERFORMANCE

Lainie Bisbee Ashley Att UD A DM M, th he Sp por o ts M Med edic icin ine sttaff aff is com ommi mitt itted ed d Michael Miller Assistant VanMeter Asst. AD for ttoo prooviidin ng tth ng he bes estt care to all Ti Titan athl hlet etes es. Director of Assisttan As nt At Athl thlet etiic ic D Dir irec ir ecto ec cto torr fo forr Sp Spor ports ts Med edic icin ic inee in Asst. Dir. of Sports Miich M hae ael e Mi Mill ller er ccoo oord rdin inat ates e and oversees th he sp spor ports ts Sports Medicine Sports Medicine Medicine meediici m cinee sser ervi er vice vi cess att U ce UDM DM ffor or oove verr 30 ve 3000 st stud uden ud enten t atthl hlettes e.

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Jen Aldea Athletic Training Intern

Kyle Bowen Athletic Training Intern

Victoria Vintevoghel Graduate Asst. Athletic Trainer

Dr. Reginald Jewell Team Dentist

Dr. Michael G. Workings Team Physician

Dr. Mike Hanna Sports Medicine Fellow

Dr. Bob Tongco Sports Medicine Fellow

The ath hleeti t c tr t aiin niingg ffac a il ac ilit lit ity iss loca occated d at Ca C liiha han n Hall Ha lll Th ll. Thiss train raain inin i g fa f ci cili illiity iiss eq equi qui uip pp ped with ith a tap tapi ta pin pi ngg aan n nd n d fi firrst st aid d sttaati tio ioon n, trea n, trrea e tm ment an and mo moda daalit d liity taab blles, hyydr drot othe hera era rapyy wh hiirl rlpo pooo p ool ols, s, and rehabil ilitativ tivve eeq qui uip pm men nt.. The goa oallss ooff tth he Univ iver iv errsi sity ity ty ooff Detrooit Me M rc rcy cy Spor Sp ortss Med edicin iciin ic ne Dep paartme rtme rt ment n iiss to p prre reventt ath thlle leti tic ic inju in njjuri ju uri rieess aass mu mu uch ch as p ch poosssib ible le thr hroou hrou uggh eff ffective injur j ry prrev p eventi entiioon en np pro rooggram ams,, and nd to re retu turn n iinj njur nj njur ured athletees Dr. Terrence too tthe heir hei he ir pre revi viiou ou us coomp pettit itiv iti ive st ive stat attus u in th he sa safe afe fest st aand nd d R. Lock qu quic uic ickkeest icke estt man anne neer p poosssiib ble le. Team Orthopedic

Women’s Lacrosse

ACADEMICS & COMPLIANCE When Wh e talkingg about stude den de nts who nts nt who co wh com mp pet ete in in a var arsi sity si tyy spo sp port po rtt, th rt, thee term typ ypicallyy used is “st stud st ud den entt-at ath hleette. hl e.” Th Thee woord d “st stud udent” comes firs rstt, and that’s the waay th he Un Univerrssiiity ty of D ty Deetr troi oiit Me Merc r y ap app proaaches all p of its of t aath thle th leti ticc te team mem mbe b rss. Alth Allthou A th hou ouggh h perfo errfo form r an nce ce in co c mp mpet pet etit itio it ion io n is iimp is mp por orta tantt, th tant they heyy aree stu ude d nt n s firs rst, and nd ath thlleetees sseecoond thl d, w wiith tthe heir heir ir perf pe rfor rf orma or manc ma ncee in thee claass nc ssro room m plent len le ntty ty im imp poort rtaan nt in n Tiittan an Ter e riito tory ryy. UDM’ UD M s Ce Cent nter err ffor Sttu ude dent nt-A -Ath thlleete ete te Deevvellop pm meent nt, on ne of o the fir first st of of i s ki it kind nd,, offeers rs p prooggr gram am ms fo f r ac acad ade dem emic i cla lasss sses es, dr drrug ugg edu duca cattiion, on n, stud sttud uden entt en enha en hanc ncem emeentt an and d wo work rkss to rk to imp pro rove ve coom ve mmun mm mun mu niiccaattiioon n ski killls. All 19 va varsityy team amss ar am aree encouraged g d to ttaake ke fful ulll ad dva vant n aagge off the pro rogggrramss ooff ffeerred d Amy Gasahl te Steve Corder r The cen ente terr al also so hea e dss up th he N NC CA CA AA A Liffe Skills Pro rogram, rog Asst. Dir. of at the center. Asst. AD for whic ich ic h fo focu cuse cu ses on ses o the student in st s ud deen ntt-at t-a athl hle lete ete aan et nd h hoow to deea eal wi w th NCAA Compliance/ wh iss ess thatt al issu alll st stud dentt-atthl hletes tod dayy mus u t ffaace ce. Thro ce. roug oug ugh se s minars rs,, ggues rs gu ues et Compliance Academic Cord. sp peake eaake kers rs and d NCA NCA CAA A vi vide deos de oss, st stud udeen ud entt-at atth hllet let etes es are r mad ade aw awar are of iss ssue ues es such su ch as as ga gamb mbli ling and d drug and alcoohol hol ab abu usse, e, aand nd n d how w to de deal w deal wit ith th it t ese conc co ncerns. The ce cent nter er iiss ma made de p pos ossi os s bl si blee, iin np part pa rt,, byy a ggra rant nt ffro r m th thee NC CAA AA. In I con onjju onju u unc nctiion nc on wit ith h the th he staff ff off tthe he Uni n ve vers rsit ityy Le it Learni Lear ning ingg Cen ente ter,, mem ter, te embe bers be rs of tth he ceen ntter e ’ss ssta ttaaff teeaach ch UAS AS 1107 07, 07 “A Ath thle hlete tes in T Trans nsit itiion n,,”” each h yyear. A All ll ffreeshman h and tran aan n nssf sferr stu udeen ntt-a - tth hle lettees es mu ust st tak akkee tth hiss course duringg their studies at UDM. The course deals witth ho h w ssttud udeen ntt at athlleettes es can n maakkkee thee tr th tran ansi an siti tion on ffro rom m hi high ggh ssch choo ooll to ccol olle lege gge. This imp impor porta tant nt claass ss tea each ach c eess sttu ude den ntt-a -ath atth hlete hle lete le tes to to deal de al w wit ith it h ti time me aand n sstr nd tres esss maana n ge geme ment me nt,, st nt s ud udyy skil ills lls aand nd tth he impor he orta taance ncce off goo ood nu nutrittio ion naal habi ha bitts. bi ts Andrea Mosher Grad. Asst. for Academic Services

Another example p of Detroit’s commitment to its studentt-athletees’ aaca cadem ca miic ex exce cellllen nce c is th t e Athlet Athl etic ic A Aca cade demi micc Co Coor ordi dina nato tor’ rs p postt. Si po Sinc ncee th thee p posi po siti tion on w was as creeaatted ed,, UD UDM’ M s ggrrad adua adu uaati tion ti ion o rat ae for st fo s ud uden den entt at tathl hlet hl etes et es h has as sste tead adil dil ilyy ri rise isen. n. Asssis ista tant nt Ath thl hle leti tic Di Dire rect ctor tor For For NC CA AA C Coomp mp pli lian li lian ancee Stev St evee Co ev C rd rder er,, no sstr er tran tr ange an gge gerr to ccol olle legi ggiat atee at athl hlet hl etic et icss as h ic hee p play pl ayed ay yed soc soc occe cerr fo for D Deetr troi oit fr oit oi froom om 1999944--98 98, 8, and an nd hi hiss st staff aff ca care refu re full fu llyy tr ll trac ackk ea ac each ch h Tit Titan an’ss aaca cad demi mic ic pr prog p ogre gress ss ttoo ma make kee surre th hey ey aree on the tth he ri righ ht path toward ggraduation. In addition, student-athletes are help p peed d wit ith h th hei eir ttu uto torial rial ri al nee eeds d througgh the use of the student-run Learningg Center,, wheree pr prof ofesso essso sorrss and nd stude tudeent tu nts ts d doona n te t th hei eir ir ti t me m as tu tuto tors to rs. rs The sttud uden dentt-at athl at hlet hl etes et tes e ’ ac acad adem dem emiic ic pro rogr gres ggr esss is es is ccllo lose lose selly ly m mon oniit on itored itor d and sstu tudy tu dyy tab ablee iiss se s t up p to aasssi ssiist st the he T Tit iittans ans w an wiith th aany and d all ll ac acad adem emic ic are areas as, inclludi ding provid idiing tutors and a writing lab. Th Thee ce cent nteerr is op nter open e daily aillyy and ai d als lso ha has eevven enin ng hou urs to worrk ar arou ound nd a st su ud den entt ath hlet hl ete’ e’ss bu usy sy 2010-11 Academic Accomplishments scche sche hed edu dule. le. le

•155 student-athletes had cumulative GPA’s over 3.0 •16 varsity teams were also over a cumulative 3.0 GPA • 210 Titans Named To the 2010 Athletic Director’s Honor Roll •102 Titans Named To Horizon League Honor Roll •12 Titans Tabbed Horizon League All-Academic • Detroit earned Academic Squad honors in 2011 by the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA). • 4 Women’s Lacrosse Players Named Academic AllLeague Team by National Lacrosse Conference • Men’s Golf Earn All-Academic Team by the GCAA • Four Women’s golfers named to the Women’s All-American Scholar Teams by the National Golf Coaches Association

Thee Un Th U iv iver e siity ty of D Deettrroi oit Merrccy is Me is com o mi mitt tted ed to th the prr nciip prin p plles ple es ooff in nsttit itut tut utio tioona nal coontrol con rool in in op pera raati ting ing ng our atth hllettic ic deep partm men entt.. We arre r sp re ponsi onsi on s bl blee fo for aad dh heeri ring in ngg to th the he ru rulees, s, reggul u attiioon nss aand nd n d ssp p pir irritt ooff the th he NC NCAA AA, A, Ho Horri rizo zon Leag Le eag ague ue and d th hee Unive niive n versi sity. y The Un Th niv i errsi sity ty of D Deetrroi oit Merccy C Coomp mpli lian lian ance cee Office d rreect di ctss this eff fforrt an nd ac acts a prrim p imar a y re ressoour reso urcce ce con con ncceern rnin ingg NC NCA CA AA A rrul ules ul es, es s, rreeggu gula laation ons an and d ccoomp plian ancee iss s ue uess. s. We ensu enssu en ure that ou th urr ins nsti titu ti uti tio ion on ccooom mp mpl plie pl iess ie wiitth w with h all l NCAA CAA st CA stan anda darrd ds an nd we are re res ep poons nsib i lee for mo fo mon niito tori ring ng allll aath thle leetiic

Detroit Titan

NOTABLE ALUMNI -A ARich hard Ab Abdo d o (R (Retir i ed d Preside d nt & CEO, EO Wisc Wi con nsi sin n En Ener errgy gy)) ......... ...... .... ...... .......Bu BusA Bu sAdm sA dm’6 dm ’699 ’6 -BAn Baroone ((Ac Anita An Actr tres ress) ss)) ... .... .... .... ..... .......... . ....... ....... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . .. .... .... .... . .. ....... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . .......... LA LAE E ’8 ’866 S ep St epha pha hani n e Bergger eron on (Re Ret. VP & Tr Treasureer, Goody dyyeaar Tire Tire & Rub ubbe ber)) .....................B BusA Bu sAd Adm dm ’’81 81 Emil Brroolick Em lic (Pres li Prres P e id iden en nt, t, YUM UM! M! Br Bran and ds) ..................................................... Bu ds BusAd sA Adm dm ’69, 699 ’7 70 -C CCynth Cy ntth hiia Caantty (R (Radio Personalityy, WM WMGC-FM)) ............. .............................. .... ...... . ... LA LAE E ’7 ’755 Thom mas as Cappo (C (Cha Cha haiir irma irma man, n, D n, Dol olla lar Thri rift ifty fty Au Auto Auto tomo moti mo tive ti ve G Gro roup ro upp) ... .... ..... .... ..... .... . .. .. .... .... .. .... Bu BusA sAdm sA dm ’73 dm 73,, ’7 75, 5, ’80 Michae Mi ch haaeel F. F. Cavan avvanag agh gh ( Justice, i Mi Mich chig igan gan S Sup upre preme me C Cou ourt rt)) .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ......LA LAE ’62, 2, L LW W ’6 66 Maau M urra ra Cor Corr Co rriggon ( JJust stic ice, ic e, M Mic ichi ic higa hi ggan Supr Sup preme em me Co Cour urt) t)) ................ . .. . .... . .. . ....... .... .... .... ..... .... .... .... ...... LW ’73 Maatt M tth the hew C Cu ulllen ((Pr Presid iden entt & COO CO OO Ro R ckk E Ent nter erpr pris ises es)) ............. .... ............. ............. .... ....Bu B sAd sA Adm dm ’83 -D DCh Chr hristtop pher heer Da Darg rga rg ga (A ( ctor ctor ct or)) ............. . ..................... ....... ...... .... .... .. .... .. .... .. ....... .. .... .... .... .. .... .. .... .. .... ..... .... .... .. ..... .... .... .... .. .... .. ..... .... .... .. ....... .. ...... LA LAE E ‘8 ‘800 Thom Th o ass Den om nom omme m (Re Ret. t. V Vic ice Ch Chai a r & CAO CAO, Dai aiml mler erCh Chry rysl sler er)) .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....Bu BusA sAdm d ’61 6 -E EMiich M haaeel Evans (P ( resident Loyola Hi H gh Schooll, MI) .............................................. LA LAE E ‘7 ‘755 -F FW. JJam aam mess Far Farre rell ll ((Re Reti tire red d Ch Chai airm rman an & C CEO EO,, Il Illi lino nois Tool Wo Work rks) s) .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . ......... E& E&S S ’6 68 Roobe R bertt Ficano (E Execu cuti tive,, Wayn ti y e Countyy) .......................................................... .... .... . .. . LW ’’77 77 A former Horizon -G-G League Player of the Eu E uggene gee A. Gargar g ro (S (Sr Sr. V ice Pres Prres P esid identt, M Mas asco co C Corpora p tion ion) on n) ................................... LW ’’67 67 Year as well as the Robe Ro bert rtt Goo ooden deenow (F Former Exxecutivve Di D rector, NHL L Pl P ayyers Assoc.)..................... LW ’79 Rooma R man S.. Griibb man b s (Fo (F For orm orme meer Ma Mayo ayyoor, Ciitty ooff Det etro roit itt) ........ .... .......... ....... .... .... .. ... .... ..... .. ....... BusA Adm ’52 52,, LW ’54 fourth all-time scorer -H Hin Titan history, JJoohn n P. P Hayyes (R (Ret Rettir i ed d Chair hair ha irm maan & CE CEO, O, Natio atioonaal G Gyyps p um u ) ................. . ..... . .. . ......Bu BusA sAdm dm ’43 Willie Green graduated Ro ert Ro Robe r Hend dr y (R dr Ret etir ired re CFO FO, Ge FO, Gene neera n ral M Mootoors rs) ...... . .............. ........... ............. .................B BusA Bu sAd Adm dm ’699 with an education S ster Maryy Elle Si Ellleen Ho How Howa waard rd ((Diirect reecttor or,, S Stt. Fr Fran a ccees Ca Cabrrin ini Cl Clin Clin nicc)...........................CHP .. ’68 W illiam Heerrm man nn (M Man a aggin ng Pa Parttne ner, er, r, P Pla laante & Mo M ra r n) n) ........ ...... ... .............. .... ...... . ......... BusAdm ‘72 degree in 2003. -K KFran Fr r nk Kelleyy (At A toorne rney rn ey Geen neral al Em meeri eriitu tus, s, Statte te of Mi Mich ich chigan iggan a ) ... . .. ...... ....... ..... ....... .... .... .. .... .. ....... .... .... .. LW ’’551 51 John JJo oh C. Ke K nned eed dy (P (Preeside siident dentt & C CEO EO EO, O, Au Autocam mC Coorp p.)) .......... ........... ..... .. ......................Bu BusA Bu sAd sA dm ’79 dm 79 James Ko Jam Kokkaas (P (Pre ressiide dent dent nt/O / w /O wn ner err, Opus Op pus us One) ....... .......... .. ........... .......... .... .. .............. .. ...................... LAE ‘73 -L-L Jame mees D Lark Laark (Ow wne nerr,, The Lar ark) ...... .................. ... ....... ...... ...... ..... .... ......... .......................... .... . ............... LA LAE E ‘5 52 Elm El moree Leeoonard naarrd d (Au uth thorr/Scr thor cree eenp np plaay Wriitteerr) ........ . .... . .................. . ...... ......... ........... .... ....... .... ..... .... .... .. . .. LA .. LAE E ’5 50 Albe Albe Al bert ertt Lorren enzo nzzoo (Pres esid id den nt, t, M Mac accom acom mb Coun un nty CC)).... . ............ .. . .. .... .......... .... .... . ...... .. ... .... ... Bu BusA sAd Adm dm ’65 65,, ’6 66 -M MJJuudg dge Gr Greg egg M Mat athi at his ( Juddggee, TV V Per e soona nalityy)....................................................... ....... ..... ................................ LW ’87 Thadd adddeuss McC Cotttteer (Connggrres essm sma man an, US U Hou ouse s of Re R ppr pressen entaative tivees) ..................... ti .... ..........LAE ’87,, LW ’90 Isaaiiah Isai Is a McK cKin inno nn noon (F ( orme merr Ch me Chief ef of of Pollice, ice Cit ityy of of D Deetro etro roit itt) .... . .. .. . ..... . ..... .. .......... .. .... .... ....... LA L E ‘7 75, 5, ‘788 Willllia Wil Wi lliaam Mo Morrrow Morr w (Ex E ecut uttiv ive Vi Vice ce Prreesiden nt, Crai nt ain ai in Co Comm mmun uniiccat ati tio ion ions nss) ........................... BusA Bu usA sAdm dm ’68 Pete Pe eter ter Mu te Munooz (D Muno (Diirrec ec or,, Miicchi ecto higa gan a State P Poolice) ..................... ............. ......... ............ .... ........ .......... LAE LAE ’7 LA 76 -N NBenn Ben Be nny Naap pooleon leeon n (S Sh heerriff ff, Wayyne Coou unt n yy) .......... ............. .. ... .... .... ..... . ....... ... .................................. .. ...... LA AE ‘8 82 Joose JJose seph epphh Naattha han (R han (Ret Retir eettir ired ire ed Pres reesi sidennt side nt & CO OO O, Co Comp m uw mp uwar are Corpp.) .... ar .... .. ... ..... ............... .. LA LAE ’7 LAE 74, Bus usAd Adm ’778 JJaame mes Noorrrrod od (Pr Preessid den ent, t, Segw eggwa way) y) ... . .. . ....... . ...... ......... ......................... .... .... . .. . ..... . ......... ......... .... .... .. .... .. .... Bu .. BusA Adm dm ‘75 7 -O OJa James Ja OS O’ Suulllivvan n (Pr Pres res es. & CE EO, O, Mazzdaa Nor orth h Ame m riccaan Op Oper er.) er er. .) ... .............. ........ Bu BusA Adm dm ’76 76, ’8 84 -P PBorn and raised in L.. Bro L rook o s Paatt tteerrrsso son (E (Exe xeecu cuti uti tive vee, O Oaakl klan a d Co an C un untyy) ........ ...... .... .. .. ..... .. .... .........................LA LAE ’6 61, 1, L LW W ’6 ’67 Detroit, the honorable Marl Ma Mar rlen na La Lazzaarr-Pe r-P Peleeo ((C Pele Ch hiief C Cre reeat a ivve Offi Office cerr, r, McD cDon onalld’ d’ss Co C rp rp.) ................. . .. ....... .... ..... LA AE ‘7 72 Judge Greg Mathis -R RArle Ar rle l nee Rob biin nson soon (C (CEO CEO EO, Gi G rl S Sco cout co utts of o Mettroo Det etro r it) itt) ... .... .......................................... LA AE ’75 ’7 75 graduated from the Loouiis R Roossset ettii ((C Ch C hairm rm man n&C CEO EO E O, Ro Ross sset etti et ti Assoc ocia iate ia t ss)) .................................................. AR te R ’’59 59 University of Detroit 59 -S SMercy Law School Daavid D viid S Scche hemb mb m brii (Pr P es esid den ent,, Sma m rtt U USA SA) .... SA ........................ .. ......... .... ...... ...... . .......... . ........... BusAdm m ‘7755 in 1987. Daavi D aviid St Stanggiis ((V Stan VP Corp Corp Co p Soocciaal R Reessp ponsi on ib on biili l ti tiy, yy,, Cam Cam mpb pbel elll So Soup) up p) ....................... . ... . E & S ‘8 87 Robeert Robe Ro rt Sou oull lllieeree (Pr llie Pres Pres esid den nt & CE CEO, EO, O, Th Thyyss ssen enKr Krup up pp) p) ........... . ......................... .......... ....... Bu B sA s dm m ‘‘85 8 85 -V VAn A ndy dy Vaazzzza zano za no (Pr no Pres esid den nt & Maana naggiing ng Par artn ner e , Sm S ithGroup)) .......................... .... . .. .. ....Bu BusA Ad dm m ’800 -Y YWiill W llia iam C. You ia oungg (Pr P es esid iden den ntt,, Absop purre Wa W tteer C Coo.) o.)) ........................................ . ............E& E& &S, S, ’66

Women’s Lacrosse

TITAN HALL OF FAME UDM esstaabl blisshed d it its’ s Sports Spor ts H Hal alll of Fam me in in 1977 19 77 iin n or orde derr to h hon onor or thos th osee st stud uden entt-at athl hlletes ettes,, coac co ach ac hes an hes he and d ad admi dmi mini nist ni stra st stra ratto tors tors rs who have helped deve velo lop p the successful traditi tion o off T Tit itan it an nA Ath thlle th leti leti tics cs.. The cs Hall Ha lll of Fa Fame me now h has as 1112 12 member b rs, s ffol ollo lowi win ng tthe he 1100 latest additions made on n Home Ho meco comi ming ng Wee eeke kend n on Jan. n 26, 201 010. 01 0. The 2200 0022 in 00 indu duct ctio ion n d nn di nner e was er a tru ulyy oone ne ttoo reme re m mb me m er er. The in indu duct ctee ees incl in clud cl uded ud ed ttwo ed wo ooff th thee Tita Tita tans ns’ fo ns form rmer rm err bas bas aske ketb ke tbal tb all al ll All-Am AllAmeriicans, Terryy Tyle Tyle Ty lerr an and d Jo John Lon John ongg – or o Thun unde derr an de nd Li Ligh ghtn gh tnin tn ingg, in g, as tthe heyy we he were re aaff ffec ecti tion ti onat on atel ely ly kn nown own during ow riing th thei heir ir play pl p ayin yingg da d yys – as well as the th he 19 960 Ti Tit itan ffoo itan ootb oo tbal all ll L-R: Adam Walicki, Joe Kopicki, Kim Jess, Pat Adams, Ken Dubois, team team te m as a un uniit it Ad it. Addi diti tion ional all lly ly ly, Mike Pesci, Maria Pandele (Not Pictured: Jermaine Jackson, the th h be beau auti tif iful ful ne new w Ha Hall of Rashad Phillips, Cassandra Pack) Fame Fa me d dis ispl play ay iin n th thee Cali liha han The 2010 Titan Hall of Fame Class was inducted at halftime of the Hall lobbyy was unveiled Ha men’s basketball game against Wright State on Jan. 26, 2010. that th at nig ight ht for ht o a ccro rowd ro wd wd which whi h woul uld ul ld fill tthe he ar arena rena’’s’s maiin ma in fl flooor or d dur urrin ing th ing the he in indu duct cti tio ion di ion dinn dinn nner ner er.. Lon ng an and nd Ty Tyle l r were part of one of the winninge g st eras of Titan baskeettb ballll,, h havvin ng h heelp ped e th heeir h ir ttea eaam to to an 86 862255 reccor ord d oovver er the the h ir ir fou ur yye year arrs comb bin ined ed. d Theyy hel elpe lpe p d th the he Ti Tita Tita tans ns ttoo an NC CA AA T Toou urrn naam am meent nt b ber errtth h iin n 199777, an nd an NIT T ap pp pearanc n e on nc one ye year lat year ateer. er Lon ong w waas th he oon nly ly playe layyeer ever to lead the Titans in scoringg for four straight la g varrssiityy seeaassoons, an nd h hee’ss ssti tiill ll the sseeco cond n --lleaad diingg poi oint n pro rodu d cer in school history. Tyler, meanwhile, is the all-time Det e rooiitt lea ead der ffoor bloc de ocke ked ke ssh hootts in n a gaam me, a seaso eaaso s n an nd a ca care reer re er. er r. He iiss al also so ssec econ ec on nd in in ccar aree ar eerr fiel ee eld go g all per erce cent ce ntag nt age ag g an nd ssiixt x h in in sco cori r ngg. The paiir’ r s old olld co coach, ach, non ac one ot othe the herr th than an Dic ick Vi V tal ale, le, wa wass th the he keyn keyyn ynot otee sp ot spea pea eakke ker at h ker his iss ffor o mer p play aye yers’ induc nduc nd ucti t on ti n din di nn ner. eerr. Th Thee p prreessen en nttt--d daay ES ESPN PN/A PN /ABC /A ABC telecaste l t r ke keptt the he aud udie ienc n e capt ptiv pt ivat ated ed d ffor o more ore th or than n an ho hourr wit ith hi hiss meemo m morriies of co coac achi hing hing ng tth he Titans. The 196 960 fo foot foot otba ballll sq qu uad ad b bec ecam ec am ame me th the he firs rstt te team am eeve verr to b ve bee indu ducctted d intoo th he Ha Hall ll of F Faame me en ma mass sse. e.. Thaat te team team fin niish heed d the he ssea eaaso son 77--2 – th the wi winn nnin nn inge in gest U-D ge D rreec ecorrd off tthe ecor he posthe t--Wo Worl rld d Wa War III erraa. T Tw wo off thoose se vic ictttoorriies es, ov over er Cin Ci Cin nccin nna nati t aand nd n d Xaavvie ier, r, cam amee by ssh huto utout ut. Fu Futu ture re p pro stars Larry Varrgo g , Br Brucce M Maaheerr,, Ste teve ve Sto tonebr to breeaake ker and Jerr Jerr Je r yG Grroosss we were were re all ll paarrt of the 1960 Titan roster. The mostt rreeece cent ce nt iind nd n du uccti tioon on claasss inc nclu lude lu deed fo ded four four u ffor orme or merr ba me baskkettba ball playe yyeers r – Joee Kopic opic op i ki ki, Jeermai rm maiine ne Jac acks kson ks soon n, R sh Ra had a Phillip ip ps aan nd, d, froom th thee wo wome men’ n’ss te team am,, Ca Cass ssan ss andr an dra Pa dra dr Pack ck – as we ck well l aass foorm mer er ssta tars fro ta rom ba base seebaall ll ((Pa Paat Adam Ad A dam amss and Mike Peesscii), cro an roossss cou ross o nt ntry ryy/t /traackk and /tra d fi fieeeld ld ((Ke Ken Ke n Du Dub bois an boi bo nd d Kim Jes e s) s),, go gollff (Adam golf Adam Ad am Wallic i ki k ) an and te tennis nniiss nn ((M Maarriiaa Paan ndele).

Detroit Titan

TITAN HALL OF FAME Induct Indu d ctee The 19 Th 1960 60 Titan F Footbballl Haarr rryy Ackerm r ann Pa Adamss Pat Pa Grad Gr ad ady dy A Allde ld rm man an Boob Ba B Babb bbis ish Chucck Bae Ch Baeerr Ba V inc Vinc nce Ba Bano noni nis Ed d Bar arbou urr Al B Al Bau aau umggaarrrtt Jose Jo sep ph h Bee eer Pau Pa ull Bib beau u John John Jo hn Birrin nge ger Laarr y Bl Blea each h Lloy Ll oyd Br oy Brazil azil az Dad Bu Da But utl tler Bo Calihan Bo Bob Da Cant Dan ntil til illo lon lo n Pudgge Caava Pu v naugh h Mary Ma r y (Liill lli lie) e) Ci Cice cero rone nee Earl Ea rl “Du rl D tc tch” Claarkk Eaarl rll Claarkk Jr. Tom To om Co Conn nnel ell ll John Jo n Conti C tii Frrankk Corej F Pete Craig Pe C nd Ci dy Crossbi bie bie Earll Cureton Ea n B ll Dalyy Bi Coore r tta tta Da Daniel els Davvvee DeBussc Da sscche heree Guss Do Gu D raais Ken Du Ke D ubo u ois Terr Terr Te r y Du D ue uer erod d D cckk Dziik Di Bill Bi ll Ebb bben en n And Andy An dyy Farrkkaas Geoor Ge orggee Feefl fleess Tim Fi Ti Tim Finn nn n nin n Cind Cind Ci ndy Fix Fix Fi All Ghe A h sq qu uiier ierre W ill Wi illllia lia iam m Gi Giovvan Giov an Raalp R Ralp lph hG Goold dsttei ein Naate Gooodn now w B b Gr Bo Grein eiine ner Jerry Jer Je rr y Gr rr Groosss Wall Wa all lly ly Gr G uber er Keen H Haam maann n Spen Sp encer ceer Ha Hayyw ywood ywoo od Fred Fr ed Hoo ed o ker kkeer Bob Bo b Iv Ivo vor or y Jerm Je maiine ne Jack ackksson ac n Kim Ki m JJeesss W ill Wi l iam iaam Keell lly Jooyc lly yce Miikee Kay M ayss sser erriiaan How Ho waard d Kea Keaati tingg Kal K Kaali lissz szew wski sk sk John Jo n Kir irw wan

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Women’s Lacrosse

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Inductee d Brad Br ad K Kin insm in sman sm a an Greg Kocab Sam Sa m Ko Kocs csis is J e Ko Jo Kopi p ck pi ckii Robert Ro bertt K Kov oval vall Jack Ja ck Kur Kurko kows wskki Haro Ha rold ld L Lau auer er John Joh hn Lon Lon ng Ed Luk ukaas Dick Di ck L Lut utz tz Bruc Br ucee Mahe h r G ne Ge n Mal alin linow ow wsk ski Ted Te d Ma Marc rchi hibr brod odaa J me Ja mess Ma Mass ssey ss ey Art Masuccii Denny McCotter Paat McDo McDo Mc Don nald nald na d Bren Br enda dan n McNa Nama mara ra Bob Mi Bob Mill ller ll er Cheryl (Williams) Millerr Doorie Murreyy Joh Jo hn n Mulro ullro royy Chaarrlleey Ch ey Noort rth h Doougg Nottt D Brakie Br akiiee O ak Orr Cassssaan Ca nd nd drra Pack Teerr T rr y Pa Page ggee Ed d Pal alum alum u bo Marrriia P Ma Paand del ele le Bu B ud Paayn yne R ch Ri haarrd Pe Perrr y Mikee Pe Mi Pes escii Rash Ra ssh had a Ph hiill llip ip ps Waalt Wal lter er Poff off Miike Mike ke Pol olv olvi Boob Pr Bob Prende en nde d rg rgas ast Al Rap pp paapoorrtt Brruce B ucce Ro Rod odwan dwan dw n Haroold Ha l Rya yan Larr Larr La rr y Sa Salc Salc lci J hn Jo hn Sh haada Tyyron rone ro ne Sim immons immo nss Sttevve St Ston Ston o ebre eb bre reak akeer ak Geerry G rr y Su rr urowiec wiecc Norm No orm m Swanson T m Thor To ornt nttoon n Bill Tur u kinggto ton Terry Ty T ler Larry Vargo Dick V itale Tillie Voss Ti Tom Watr To Watrou ouss Ad Wallic Adam Ad icki ki Mike Mi k Wal a sh B nnnie (Fi Bo Fiitz tzpa p tr pa tric icck) W Woo oood Ed Wood Ed d Joe Jo oe Wriggh htt

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ASSOC.V.P. & ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Keri Gai aith ther er w was as aapp ppoi oint nted ed aas University of D Det etro et roit ro it Mer Mer ercy cy’’s’s D cy Dir i ector of A Athletics and an d As Asso soci so ciiat ciat atee Vi Vice ce Pre residentt in i May of 2007 20 07,, le less ss tha han n si sixx moont nths hs aaft fter er beingg a ked to ser as e vee aass Int Inte terim riim Athl Athlet At hlet etiic ic D Dir irrec irec ecto tor. r. Soon after takkin ng th thee he helm lm of of Ti Tita tan ta n athlet athl e ic et i s, Gai a th ther er aann nnou o nced the expansion n of the Det etroit Tit i ans Diviisi sion ion n I sspo port po rtss rt prog pr ogra ram m fr from om 1166 to 1199 te t ams wi with th tthe he addi ad diti di tion ti on of me men’ nss la n’ lacr croosse cr osse,, wo wome men’ nss lacrossee and d men’’s tenn nis is.. In her fi firrrst st two two yyea e rs, ea Gaither also expanded thee at athl hllet etic ic ssta t ff by adding eight full-ti time me posi po siti tion ons to the department, dir i ec ecte ted te d th thee bu buil ildi il ding di ngg and and ccom om ompl mplet pletion off a new $$11.66 mi mill ill lliion io al all lll-pu -pu purp rpos rp ose sy ose synt ynt n he heti ticc tu ti urff fie field ld aand nd ttra rack ck,, and an d wa wass re resp sp pon onsi sibl ibl blee fo forr th the hi the h ri ring ng ooff mens n’’s bask asket ketba ball lll ccoa oach ch R Rayy McCa C llum m, wo wome ome men’ n s ba bask sket sk etba et ball ba ll ccoa oach oa ch A Aut utum ut umn um n Ra Rad demacher dema ch her,, an and d sofftb ball ll coach Sun unny ny JJon ones es.. Ga Gait ith her also l completed a successful fund fu ndra rais isingg camp pai aign g ffor gn or tthe he ren renov ovat atioon of tthe men’s basketball office ssui uite te and and dp pre ress ss confferencce room room aass we ro well ll as as th thee ad addi diti diti tion ion on ooff a new vid deo room. Othe Othe herr pr proj ojects tha oj hatt haave v bee een n co comp mp pleted d in h her tenu te nure re iiss a br bran and d new ba bask sket ket etba ball ball ba ll cou cou ourt rt ded edic dic icat ated at ed ttoo Di Dick ck V Vit ital it alee, al the th he tenn nnis is ccom ompl plex ex and and a n new ew grass field d to accommodate the l crros la osse se aand soccer teams. Gait Gait Ga ith her wa her he wass reco reco re cogn gniz gn i ed iz e for h her er str stron ongg leead a er ersh ship hip as UD UDM’ Ms Dire Di rect re ctor ct or ooff Atthl hlet etic et icss wh ic when en sshe he was was aapp ppoi pp oint inted ed ttoo th thee Un U iv iver ersi sity ityy off D Det etro et roit ro itt M Mer e cyy ’ss (UD er UDM) M)) sen eniior ior lead ader dersh shi hip ip tea team m as a m mem emb ber ber of tthe he A Ass ssoocia i te Vice Pr P esident’s group in June of 2007. Forr the Fo th he th thre reee ye re y ar arss pr p ec eced edin ed ingg he in herr ap ppo p in intm tmen tm en nt, t, Gai Gaiith ther sser erve er ved ve d as ssec econ ec ond on d in in com mma mand nd ffor or tthe he Tit Tit itan an A Ath thle th hleti leti ticc De Depa p rt pa rtme tment ntt and also al lso ssup up per vi vise ised d ni nine ine w wom omen en’’s vvar arsi sity ityy sspo p rt po rtss as tth he Sen he Sen nio iorr At Athl hlet hlet etic icc Dire Di rect ctor or.. D uri ring ing h her er tten enur uree in tha thatt po posi siti tion, Gait ithe her play l ed d an instrumental role in the planning and implementation of women’s g lf iin go n 20 2004 04 w whe hen n it b becam amee UD UDM’ M s 16 16th th vvar arsi sity ty ttea eam. m. S She he hass al ha also lso sser erve ved d in in ssev ever ev eral key ey admi dmini inistr istrat ati tive ive ro rolles les for for At Athlet Athl eti tics, ics, includ ding stin nts aass Se Seni Seni nioor Woman W Adm dmin inis in istr trat ator at or and D Dir irec ir ecto ec torr of to Busi Bu sine iness ss O Ope pera raatiion ons. s. Gait Ga ithe heer Ch Chai a re ai red d the Detroit Local Organizing Committee (D DLO LOC) ffor LOC) or the or h 2200 0099 NC 00 NCAA AA M Men en’ss B Bas aske ketb tbal alll Fi Fina nall Fo Four ur w whi hich ch was pllayed ayyeed d in fr fron fron ontt off a rec e orrd-se sett ttting cr tti crow owd d of 72, 2,92 2,92 9222 at F For ord or d Fiel Fiel Fi e d in in Deetro roit as UD UDM DM seerrvveed d as th he ho host st ins ins nsti titu ti tuti tu tion ti on.. As the on DL LO OC CC Ch hair ha air ir, r, Gait Gaait ith her p he prrovvid deed d str t on o g le lead ader ad ersh er ship sh ip p ffor o tthe or he D he DLO LOC LO C and an d main ntain ned d ult ltim imat a e re resp poon nsibility for the local operations of th he Fi F naal F Foou urr eve ven ntt. Ga Gait ait ithe her he er held the same position, in addition to bei to ein ngg d des esi es sign ignate ig ted T Toou urrnaame m ntt Dir irec ecto torr, ffor or tthe he 2200 0088 NC NCAA AA Men Me n’’s Ba B skket etb ball ba l Mid dwest west R we Reegio iona ona nall. l. A a cur As urrent reent nt membe em mbe ber ooff th hee Horriz izon on L Leaagu gue’ e s Ex Exec ecut ec utiv uti ive ive Coun Co unci cil, l, G Gaai aitth her er is ac acttiivveel acti ely ly invol nvolve ved d wi with th League L operattions. She cu Sh She curr rren entl en tly ly sseerves rvves es on tth he League’s Men’s Basketball Strategic Pllan P anni ning ng Com mm miitt ttee ee and d has a ser erve ved d on bot both h th thee fina nanc ncee an nc a d t le te levviision siion on com omm miitt ttee eess.. ee

The MO OIC C was as form oorrm meed to to rev e ieew is issu sues es rrel elat ated ed to th he in inte tere rest stss of ethni nicc mi ni mino nori riti ties ti e and d wom men e wit ith a fo f cu us on educatiion and d welffare are ooff min i oritty sttud den enttt-at athlettess, aass wel athl e l as the enhancement off opp portu ttu uni nities foor or eth tth hnic niic min n miin m nooriities tiieess an nd d wom men iin n co coac achi hing ng,, aatthlletics ad dmiinist nisttra ni ration tiioon n, offi offici ciat ciat atiin ng an a d tth he N NC CAA A ggov over erna nanc ncee struct stru st ruct ru ctu urre. e. I Maarrrch In cch h of 22000088, G Gaaithe itthe herr waas p prres e en enteed wi ente with tthe he P Phe heno n mena nall Woomen’ meen’ n’s’s As Ashl hley ey Graay L Leega gacyy Aw waarrd d by th he Un Univer ersi sity tyy ooff Detrrooiit M Meerccy’ y ’s St Stu tu ud den e t Prog Prroggrraam mm min ingg Boar Boaarrd Bo d.. Thiiss aw a ard d waas p es pr esen ente en teed fo ted f r he h r oou uts tsta tsta tan nd ding in ng co con nttriibu b tiioon n tooow war a d th t e gr grow owth and d de deve v loopm p en entt of of stu tude d n ntts aass th hee Di Direc ecto ec ttoor or of Atth hlleeti ticcs at UDM. UD M. G Gaith ther th e wass aals l oh hoono nore r d in n Sep pte tem mb ber off 220008 when n sh he was nameed on o e of o Cra rain n’s’s Det etrrooiitt Bu ussiin ness’ “20008 08 Wom men ttoo Watch” Watc h ffor h” o h her gooaalss and nd in niittiiaatttiv iivves in th the De Detroit Ti Tita tans ta nss athle th hle leti tiics tics prog pr ogra og ram ra m an and d he herr le leead ader ad ersssh hiip p iin n seervvin ing aass ccha haair h air i oof Detroi oiit’ t s Lo Loca call Orga Or gani nizi zing ng C Com omm mittteee foorr the mi he 20009 NC NCA NCAA AA A Fin nal Fou ur. r While a member off th the 20 2006 2006 06 UDM M Sel elff--St Stud udy dy St Steeri eeeeri ring ingg Coomm C Comm mmit itte it teee fo te for NC for NCA AA Athl AA th hlleeti tic Ce Cert r ifi ficaattio ion, n, G Gaai aith aith ther allsoo se s rved rvveed d on tthe he E Equ quit ity and Stu uden ud ntt--At Atth hlet hl eticc Wel elfa lfa faree S Su ub-C ub Com mmi m tt ttee ee and an nd wa wass de desi sign si gnatted d tth hee ccam h am mp pu us li liai aiiso son du uri r ng ng the he certi erti er tifi ficati tion ti on process. Shortly after eerr the Uniive verrssitty re rece ecceeiv ived ed ittss ful ull certtifi ficat atio iioon in April of 2007, Gaaithe her was he her was as asked aske ked b ke byy th hee NCA CAA to ser er ve ve as a Peer Pe er-R Rev evie iew w Te Team am M Mem em mber ber. be r. Past Pa st U Uni nive vers rsit ityy ap ppo poin oin nttm men entss inccllu udee cha ude hair irin ing UD UDM’ Ms priori prio riti tiza zati tion on sub-com b mmi m tteee aand nd d seerr vviing ng on va varriiou us sseear arch ch committees. She is a past Board d Me Mem mber mb er forr the he Un niiveers r it ityy of o Detroit Mercy’s Women’s Studiiiees Pr Prog ogra raam an and se serv r ved d on th the Women’ Wo n’s St Stud ud diie ies Pr ies Proggra Prog ram m De Deve Deve velo lopment lo o Su S ubb coomm mmit i tteee. e Sh She he al also lso so p par arti ar t ci ti cipa ip pate ted d as a m mem emb em ber off th ber be hee T Tou ouri ou ouri rism rism sm Act ctio tiioon Gr Grou oup (TAG)) Hospiitallit (TAG i y Commit i tee, e, a gro e, roup p org rgaan nizzed by by tth he De D trroi oit Metro Convention & Visittoorr Burea ureau ur eau de ea ded dic di ica cated teed to traaiin nin ingg th t e hosp pitalityy indu ust stry ry ffor or D Det etro rooit it-a -area evven -ar ntss ssu uch aass thee 200005 uc MLB ML B Al Alll St Star ar Gam ame an and Su and Supe upe perr Bowl w XL L.. L In 200 In 0066, 6, tthe he T Tit ittan an Ath thle leti le eti ti Di tic Diire reect rec ctor or com mp plletted ed the NC CA AA’ A’s inaugural Leaderrssh hip ip IIn nsti ns titu ute te foorr Eth thni nicc Mi Mino nori riity Feem mal aleess, a ale leadership develop op pmeent nt proogram am sp am poon nssored ed d by th thee NC CAA AA Office forr Di fo Dive vers rsit ityy an and d Incl Inclus In cllus usio ioon an and tth he Mi Miin norityy Opp no pportu or un or niitiies es and an d In Inte tere te rest re stss Co st Comm mm mit i tee. ee.. The L Leaaders ders de rshi rshi h p Ins In nssttiittut tut ute, e, d dessig igne ned to aadd ddre dd ress re ss the ccri riti ri tica ti call sh ca shorrttaagee oof seeniioorr-l r-llev e el el min inor orit itty admi ad miniist stra tra ratto tors aatt NC tors NCAA AA A mem mbe ber inst in nstit sttit itu uttio ions nss aand nd n d conf onfe fereenc nce offices, prepares diverse lead der e s th hrroou uggh a 12 12-m -m mon onth th llea eaade eade dersh rsship training and skills developmen nt ex e pe peri rien ri encee. Gait Ga ithe it herr se he serv rved rv ed aass a pa past st sste teer te eriin er ing coomm mmit itteee meem mb ber er of th the Womeen’ W nss Lead Lead Le ader ersh er ship sh ip pS Sym y po ym posi sium si u forr Int nte teerrrco coo giiaate colleg te Ath hlet leti tics tics and an d rece reeceent ntly ly aass ly ssis ss isste ted in ccoo ted te oord oo rdi rd diin nat atin ing itts n naati tioonal leaadershi rsshi hip conference. f Gaait ithe her is her is als l o a me memb mber er of tth he N Naatiooon naall Ass ssoociati tiion on of Collegi g at gi a e Direect ctor o s of or of Ath hle leti ticcs cs (NA N CD C A) A), th he N Naatiion onal all Associ Asso As ciat iaattion off Colle olle legi giat gi atee W at Woome men At Athl th eti ettic ic Adm d in nisttrrrat aatto tors ors (NAC (N AC CWAA) A), th thee M Miino nori nori ritty ty Opp ppoorrtu ppor tuni n ti tiees es Atth hle leti ticc Assoociiatio atioon ((M MOAA A)), ), and th he Bl Blac ack C Cooaacche ch hees A Asssoocciiat atio ion io n (B ( CA) CA). 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TITAN ATHLETIC STAFF

Jen Aldea Athletic Training Intern

Erick Barnes Faculty Athletic Representative

Stacey Barns Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball Office Manager

Steve Corder Asst. AD for NCAA Compliance

Joe Douglas Grad. Asst. Athletic Trainer/ Strength & Conditioning

Sr. Beth Finster S.S.J University Minister for Athletics

Jason Horn Associate AD for External Affairs

Andrea Mosher Graduate Assistant for Academic Services

Lainie Bisbee Asst. Director of Sports Medicine

Keri Gaither Amy Gasahl P.J. Gradowski Greg Haapala Associate V.P. Asst. Director Senior Asst. Director of & Athletic of Compliance/ Sports Info Ticket Sales Director Academic Director & Fan Coordinator Experience

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Emily Vannice Victoria Dance Team Vintevoghel Coordinator Graduate Asst. Athletic Trainer

Jordan Sames Director of Concessions & Merchandising

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Taylor Blakely Kyle Bowen Dennis Carlesso Athletic Athletic Director of Administration Training Intern Development for Intern Athletics & Student Facilities

Jessica Liebner Asst. Dir. of Athletic Facilities

Tanya Carper Cheer Team Coach

Dean Haddad Pep Band Director

Brandon Longmeier Dir. of Athletic Marketing & Promotions

Mike Miller Asst. AD for Sports Medicine

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Ashley VanMeter Asst. Director of Sports Medicine

TITAN HEAD COACHES

Terri AnthonyRyan Women’s Golf HL-2010

Grant Asher Men’s Tennis

Nicholas Deren Men’s Soccer

Todd Dressell Fencing MFC - 2009

Mark Engel Men’s Golf HL- 1992-19992007-2009-2010

Matt Holtz Men’s Lacrosse

Sunny Jones Softball

Mike Lupenec Women’s Soccer HL- 1995-19962005

Laura Maness Women’s Lacrosse

Ray McCallum Men’s Basketball

Guy Murray Track & Field/CC HL-1996-19981999-2000-20022003

Pjotrs Necajevs Women’s Tennis Head Coach

Autumn Rademacher Women’s Basketball HL-2010

Detroit’s 13 current varsity head coaches have been named Coach of the Year in their respective conference on 17 different occasions during their celebrated careers. And, they have brought 20 conference tournament championships back to Detroit. On the field of play, and in the classroom... AT UDM, WE WANT GREAT THINGS FOR YOU

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POINTS OF PRIDE compiling a winning percentage of .722 .7 722 ((78 78-3 78 -3 30) 0),, wh whic ich ic h incllud in uded d a 21-ga game m win inning str trea eakk duri du ring ngg tthe he 1197 9766-77 77 ssea easo son n wh when en tthe he team te am p par artiici cipa ipate t d in te in tth he N he NCA CAA CA A Tournamentt. In Incl clud cl uded ud ed in in th thee st stre reak re ak w s a victoryy in Mil wa ilwa w ukee ee oveer Al McG Guire’ i ’s eventuall national al champi ch pion Marqu q ettee teaam. m In n Apr p il i 1977 19 77,, Vi 77 V ta t le l w was as nam a ed d Athl hleti tic Dire Di rect ctor or at Detroiit and d la l te terr th that at yea earr w s named wa d th thee Un Unit ited it ed F Fun und’ un d’ss De d’ Detr troi tr oiit M n off the Ma h Yea earr.

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The Dickk V Vit ital alee Co Cour urtt at Cal alih lih ihan han Hall project will feature a brand d new ne w, ssta w, tatte ta te-oofte-o f th thehee art art hard ar hard ha r wo wood od d floo fl oorr fo forr th thee ho home m of the De Detr troit i Titta Ti tans m men en’’s’s and en d wom women en’’s’s bas basske ketb tbal tb alll al teams. Fundraising for the proj ojec ectt will wi ll include sever eral al ooth ther e key iimp provements too the faaci faci cili lity ty,, in ty incl clud udin ingg men’s’ ba in baskketb ettball ball “Ph “Ph Phas ass II ase II” I” reno nova vati tion ti onss, w ic wh ich bega g n wi with th new new offi officces es and and u upg pgra pg rade ded d lo lock cker er rroo oom m acccoom ac mm m mod odat atio ions ns. APR REPORT HAS TIT AP TAN A S RA RATE TED D HI HIGH GH Thee N Th NC CAA CA AA h hon o orred d mo more ore than th han 9900 00 D Div ivis isiion on I sp por orts ts t aam te ms fo forr th thei eirr high ei igh g m mar arks ks aaca cade ca demi de mica mi call ca llyy la ll lastt sspr last p in pr ingg, i clud in c lu cl ud din ingg a pa paiir ir ooff Uniiversi sity ty ooff Det Detr troi oit it Merc Mercyy te team amss t att ach th c ie i ved perfect scores. The Titan men’s golfers and m n me n’’s fe fenc fen ncin i g te teams each earne ned d pe p rf rfec ectt 10 1000 00’ss iin n th thee la late test st edit ed dit itio ion of io o th the he N NCA CAA’ CA A’s Publ As A’ Publ bliic ic R Rec ecog ogniiti tion ion Awa w rd rdss. s. The N Th NC CAA ann CAA annou o nc ncem men entt sh showed d tha hatt 90 9099 te team amss have have earn ea rned rn d the he awards, based on their most recent multi-year Accad Aca adem mic ic Pro rogr gres ess Ra Rate tes. s. Theese se aawa ward rdss ar aree gi g ve ven n ea each ch yea earr too tea eams ms sco cori r ng ri ng iin n th the to the top p 10 10 p per erce er cent ce nt iin n eaach h sspo port rtt w wit ith h th hei eirr AP APRs APRs Rs. s. Th Thrrrooug ouggh it itss in inno nnova noova vati tive ti ve A APR PR,, whi PR wh hic ich pr ich p ov ovid ides id es an n an nn nuaal scor scorec eccard d ooff accaade demi mic achi hiev evem ement, the N NCA CAA A trrack aacckkss the he classro rooom m per erfo form orrm mance of st stud ud den ntt at a hletes on evvery er y Di er Divi v sion I sport poorrtts teeam. am am A we week eek latter er,, De Dettroiit br brou brou ough ough ght h hoom mee higgh m maark rks in in tthe he NCAA N NC CAA AA Div ivissio ion n I Ac Acad a em mic ic Proogr gress ess Ra es Rate te as 16 16 Tittan a teeam ms weere at or ab boovee the b he NCA CAA’ AA’ A’s mi min mini niimu m m ssttan nda dard rd ( 25)) forr tth (9 he en nti tire ree sev even en yea ears arss sin nccee the he ass ssoc o iaatiion oc n instittuted the h A APR PR R sys ystteem (m (men’s en’s’ and en d wom omen en’’s’s llac en acro ac rosssse and men’s tennis is aare re allll entering iin ng th hei eir th thir ird ye ir yearr of vaars rsit sit ity sttatus at the school). The Det e ro roitt men en’s n’ss fen nci cingg aand nd d men en’s’s goolf teaam each scored perf peerf rfec ect m mu ullttii-ye year arr 1100 000 AP 000 00 APR sc scor corres es, while women’s basketbaallll, w wh woom meen’ ns’s go golf lff and d women om men en’ss ten nnis nis ni weere alll cit ited ed w wit i h perfecct 100000 sco core ress in the re he 2 200 000090099-10 9-10 10 accademiic yea ear. r. r. Nin N ine UD in DM teeam amss we weree abo boove v the he nat atio tiioon naal av averraaggeess among moongg theiir peer th errs wi with thin th in tthe heeir ir sport rtt. Th Thee n neew reepo port was as baasssed eed d on daata sup d pp pllied ied fo for the 20 2006 06-0 -07, 7, 200 7, 007-08 77--08 08, 20 2008 0 8-0 09 an and 2009 20009 091100 academ mic mi ic ye y years.

POINTS OF PRIDE Each year thee NCAA A honor orss se sele l ct D le Div ivis isio ion n I sp sports team team ms by b p pub ubli ub licl li cly cl ly reeco cogn gn gniz niz izin ingg th in thei eiir la late late test st multi-y -yea e r APR Thiiss an APR. anno noun unce ceme ment me nt is pa part rtt ooff th he ov o er eral alll Division I acad ac adem ad emic em ic ref ref efor orm or m eff effooort rt and and iiss in inte tend te nded nd ed ttoo hi h gh ghli hli ligh g t te gh team amss who de who demo moons nstr trat tr atte a co comm m it mm itme mentt ttoo acad me ment accad adem emi em mic ic pro rogr g es gr esss and and an rete re tent ntio ion off stud dent-athl hletes by achieving h ng tthe he ttop op A APR PRss PR within their respectivve sp porrts ts.. Sp Spec ecifi ec ificcal allyy, these teams post po sted ed mul ulti ti-yyea earr AP APRs in the top p 100 per erce centt ooff al alll sq squa uads ua ds in eac ach h sport. t RAY RA Y MC CCALLUM UM MR REP EPRE EP RESE RE SENT SE NTS NT S USA A BA ASK SKET ETBALL ET Soph So phom ph o or om o e Ra Rayy Mc McCa Call llum um ccon onti tinu ued d to find dh hiimself lf iin n thee national all sspo p tl po tlig igght ht.. Ov Over er tthe he ssum umme um mer, me r, he pa p rt rticip pat ated ed as a cou o nselor lorr iin n th thee Le LeBr LeB Bron Jam Bron Jam ames mess S Ski kill kill ki llss Acad Acad Ac adem emyy an em and d was one off 100 co coll lleg egia iate te p poi oint nt gua u rds d invited i d to the Deron W ill Wi llia iams ms Skill llss Ac Acad adem emyy. Theen in Aug ugus ust,, hee received an invi in vita t ti ta tion on ttoo at atte tend nd dU USA SA Basske ketb tbal tb all’l’l’s Worl al rld ld Un Univ iver iv ersi er sity si ity ty Game Ga mees trai trai tr aini ning ni ngg ccam amp am p, w p, whe here re h hee ev even entu ntu tual ally al ly m mad adee th ad thee fina nall 12-m 12 man rros oste os terr. te r. The sq qua uad d pr p ac acti tice ced d an and d tr trai aine ned in Colorado Sp pringgs,, CO, befo be foore eemb mbar barki king ki ngg ttoo Ch Chiina ina on Augg. 8 to t beggin ccom om mpe p ti titi tion ti on.. Deesp pit itee be bein ingg th in thee yo y un unge g st aath ge thle th lete le te oon n th thee US ssqu q ad qu ad,, and an d a la late late t add add ddit itio it ion io n to tthe he ori rigi gina gi naal in nal invi vit itees tees ttoo th the he traiini ning ing camp ca mp,, he impressed i d coaches enough to make the team and repr re pres esen entt th thee US US.. STUD ST UDEN UD ENTEN T AT TATHL HLET HL ETES ET ES R REC ECEI EC EIVE EI V VE ACADEM AC ADEM AD EMIC MIC A ACC CCOL CC OLAD OL ADES AD ES.. ES Anothe h r year went by with a number of academic honor roll ro llss an and d aw awards that Universityy of Detroit Mercyy studentatthlet athl etes tes rec ecei eiive v d. For For tthe he 2201 he 0100-11 ssea 01 easo ea s n, so n, 155 sstu tu udeent ntathl h etes had hl d cumul ulat lat ativ ive GP iv GPA’ A’s over a 33.0 A’ .0,, wh .0 whil ilee 16 ooff th thee Titans Tita Ti ns’’ 19 va varsi sity si ty ttea eams ea mss w wer eree al er also lso oove verr a 3.0 GP ve GPA A. It start tarted ta ed wit ith h 21 2 0 Titans being named to the 2010 Athlettic Direc At irecto ir eccto tor’ rr’’s hoonoor ro roll ll.. The Ti ll Tita tans ta n tth ns hen sa hen he saw w 58 memb memb ber erss na n me m d too the he H Hor oriz or izon on L Lea eagu ea gue’ e’ss fall e’ ll acad demic i hono ho nor ro no roll lll, wh hil i e 54 54 ap pp peeaarreed on on tth he H he HL’ L s sp L’ pri ring ingg h hon onor on or rol oll ll. In add In add d ittio i n, 10 meen’ n s la laccrros osse pllayers were placed oss l on the MA AAC C’s’s hoon nor or rol o ll..

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