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TABLE OF CONTENTS2009 Success ............................................................................................ 2Eagles Off the Field .................................................................................. 3

2010 Season Outlook ............................................................................... 4Roster and Team Photo ........................................................................... 6

2010 COACHING STAFFHead Coach Ainslee Lamb ...................................................................... 8Assistant Coaches .................................................................................... 9Support Staff .......................................................................................... 10

2010 EAGLESCaptain .................................................................................................... 12Veterans .................................................................................................. 13Freshman ................................................................................................ 22

2009 YEAR-IN-REVIEW2009 Results and Stats .......................................................................... 26BC in the ACC ......................................................................................... 27High Performance Play .......................................................................... 28Game Recaps ......................................................................................... 29

HISTORYAcademic Excellence ............................................................................. 32Record Book ........................................................................................... 34Year-by-Year Results .............................................................................. 35

THE UNIVERSITYNewton Campus Field ........................................................................... 36City of Boston ......................................................................................... 37Boston College President William P. Leahy, S.J. ................................. 38The University ........................................................................................ 39Director of Athletics Gene DeFilippo .................................................... 40

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GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .................................................................Chestnut Hill, Mass.Founded ...........................................................................................1863Enrollment ...................................................................................14,500President ..................................................... Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J.Athletics Director ......................................................... Gene DeFilippoNickname ..................................................................................... EaglesColors .........................................................................Maroon and GoldConference ..................................................Atlantic Coast ConferenceField ........................................................... Newton Campus Turf Field

HISTORYFirst Year of Field Hockey ...............................................................1974All-Time Record ................................................................... 316-258-30NCAA Tournament Appearance/Last Trip ..................................6/2009

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................Ainslee Lamb (Univ. of Toronto, ’94)Career Record .......................................................... 105-82 (ten years)Record at BC ...............................................................64-35 (five years)Lamb’s Office Phone ...................................................... (617) 552-3410Lamb’s Email ......................................................ainslee.lamb@bc.eduAssociate Head Coach ...... Chris Clements (Univ. of Canterbury, ’00)Goalkeeper Coach ....................................Carolyn Cahill (Bentley, ’00) Assistant Coach ................................. Susie Whelan (Holy Cross, ’07)2009 Overall Record ....................................................................... 13-72009 Conference Record/Finish .................................................1-4/5th Letterwinners Returning/Lost .........................................................13/3Starters Returning/Lost .....................................................................8/3Newcomers ...........................................................................................8

MEdIA RELATIONSAssociate AD/Media Relations ..................................... Chris CameronAssistant AD/Media Relations ............................................Dick KelleyAssistant AD/Media Relations ...............................Stephanie TunneraAssistant Director/Media Relations .......................................Tim ClarkAssistant Director/Media Relations ....................................Matt LynchField Hockey SID ..............................................................Casey GuerinMedia Relations Assistants .............................................Casey Guerin............................................................................................Josh LentineSID Office Phone ............................................................. (617)552-4508SID E-mail ..................................................................guerinca@bc.edu Media Relations Fax ...................................................... (617) 552-4903Athletics Website .................................................. www.bceagles.comTwitter .............................................. www.twitter.com/BCSportsNewsSID Mailing Address ....................................140 Commonwealth Ave.

Conte Forum 321 Chestnut Hill, MA 02467

CreditsThe 2010 Boston College Women’s Field Hockey Media Guide is a production of the Boston College Media Relations Office and the Boston College Athletics Association, Chestnut Hill, Mass. 02467. All rights reserved.

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Boston College had another winning season in 2009 with a 13-7 overall record and an NCAA tournament appearance, the program’s first since 2005. The team finished fifth in the ACC and ninth overall. The team’s 70 goals in one season was enough to place the squad on the Boston College Record Books as second for Most Goals in a Season.

Chelsey Feole had her biggest year yet for the Eagles. With 24 goals in the regular season and two in the off-season, she edged out Sabrina Lazzari ‘05 for most goals in a season. With 56 career goals, she came in second behind Bob Dirks. Feole also got her name in the record books with first for Points in a Season (64) and second for Points in a Career (134). The 2009 co-captain was recognized on the First Team All-America and was an All-ACC team selection, NFHCA Northeast Regional Player of the Year, and an All-ACC Academic team selection.

Last season’s other co-captain Emily Kozniuk also put herself in the record books with an impressive season. She tied for third for Assists in a Season (15) and tied for sixth for Assists in a Career (23). Her season 15 assists was the 12th most in the nation. She was recognized to the NFHCA First-Team All Northeast Regional and was a Third-Team All-American.

Lamb’s 2009 squad was especially strong in non-conference play, defeating all but one opponent. They had a six game winning streak to open the season that was only ended by the first-ranked Maryland Terrapins, who went on to become ACC Champs and NCAA runners-up. The Eagles defeated ACC opponent Duke at home 3-2, as well as 19th-ranked Providence 4-2 and fifth-ranked Syracuse 1-0. In a tough overtime match, they defeated 11th-ranked UMass 2-1 on the road. They also delivered crushing blows to William & Mary (7-2) and Harvard (9-1).

With a total of five players named to the NFHCA All-Regional Teams, five selected as NFHCA All-Americans, and five on the All-ACC Academic squad as well as the National Academic team, the Eagles’ strength and depth of talent did not go unnoticed.

COACH AINSLEE LAMBNFHCA Northeast Region Coach of the YearUSA Field Hockey Developmental Coach of the Year

JANNA ANCTILNFHCA First Team All-Region Athletic Director’s Award for Academic ExcellenceAll-ACC AcademicNFHCA Academic All-America

CHELSEY FEOLEAll-ACC TeamNFHCA Northeast Regional Player of the YearNFHCA First Team All-AmericanNFHCA First Team All-RegionAthletic Director’s Award for Academic Excellence All-ACC AcademicNFHCA Academic All-America

kATE GILLISNFHCA Second Team All-Region

EMILY kOzNIUkNFHCA First Team All-RegionNFHCA Third Team All-American

kARA MACkINTIREAthletic Director’s Award for Academic ExcellenceAll-ACC Academic

CAITLIN MCGOVERNAthletic Director’s Award for Academic ExcellenceAll-ACC Academic

CATHERINE O’BRIENAll-ACC Academic

JENNY RAFTERYAthletic Director’s Award for Academic ExcellenceAll-ACC AcademicNFHCA Academic All-America

LExY RATERING-ARNTzAthletic Director’s Award for Academic ExcellenceAll-ACC AcademicNFHCA Academic All-America

JESSICA ROBERTSAthletic Director’s Award for Academic ExcellenceAll-ACC Academic

kRISTINE STIGASNFHCA Second Team All-Region ACC Player of the WeekAthletic Director’s Award for Academic ExcellenceAll-ACC AcademicNFHCA Academic All-America

MARLOTTE VAN dEN BERGHAll-ACC Academic

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“the Syracuse game this past year is one of my favorite memo-ries here at Bc. that game we truly played as a team, as one unit, and to see it pay off in the end was indescrib-able. every single one of us dug down deep and gave everything we had for 70 min-utes, and to win as the underdog made it that much better.” —Jess Roberts, ’11

“Wiffle Ball became a very important and intense pregame activity for us, the world series is a night that we will remember for a long time!” —emily Kozniuk, ’11

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Boston College will begin the 2010 season, its sixth in the ACC, with a strong set of veteran leaders to pave the way for the large incoming class of fresh talent. Last season saw the Eagles’ first NCAA tournament appearance since 2005, and although the team ultimately lost to Syracuse, the squad’s strength assures it will not be another five years until they see the postseason again.

The Eagles had an impressive 13-7 2009 season with ACC and NCAA tournament berths under head coach Ainslee Lamb’s fifth season with Boston College. Thirteen letter winners, eight of whom are starters, return to this season’s squad with that experience to guide them to another successful season. Although several seniors graduated, the incoming class of six freshmen and two graduate students is poised to fill the big shoes left behind.

Both the players and the coaching staff kept busy in the off-season, preparing for another tough season in the perennially strong ACC. Senior midfield Emily Kozniuk, who was named the 2010 Captain at the end of last season, played with incoming freshman Paige Norris on British Columbia’s National team, which won this summer’s National Championship. The Junior National Camp, held this July at the University of Maryland, invited returning junior Catherine O’Brien and freshmen Nicole Schuster and Chapin Duke to play. In addition, Lamb was the U-21 National Team head coach and ran the combine. Clements coached the U-19 team at camp. Schuster made the US U-19 team this summer.

With capable players and an experienced coaching staff to guide them, the 2010 BC field hockey team should have no trouble once again proving they are a team to reckon with in and out of the ACC.

ATTACkReturning to the front line is senior Janna Anctil, who had a successful 2009 season that saw her finish second on the team in goals (11), assists (13), and points (35). In addition, senior Marlotte van den Bergh, junior Courtney Tavener, and sophomore Taylor Turchi will be additional factors for the Eagles offense. Several newcomers will look to add their own experience to the veteran mix, including graduate student Tilly Brampton and the Class of 2014’s Nicole Schuster, Virgynia Muma, and Chapin Duke.

MIdFIELdBoston College’s midfield will once again be anchored by senior captain Emily Kozniuk, who returns from last season where she started in all 20 games and recorded six goals and 15 assists. Starter Jessica Roberts will work with Kozniuk to form an impenetrable midfield, and their combined experience should work well to form the backbone of the team. Catherine O’Brien will return to the midfield as well, in addition to newcomer Paige Norris.

dEFENSEFifth-year player Jenny Raftery will be the Eagles’

stronghold in the backfield this season. Her work during the 2009 season helped create a strong defense that only allowed an average of 2.28 goals per game. Junior Carla Tamer will return from last year’s season-ending knee injury in addition to sophomores Kara Mackintire and Jacqui Moorfield. Graduate student Friderike Hauschildt will join the ranks from her last stint at University of Hamburg in Germany, and freshmen Hannah

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Mulvey and Eleni Andromidas will also see time at back.GOALkEEPERSLast season’s starter Kristine Stigas will once again take the goal for the Eagles in 2010. She had an outstanding year in 2009, registering 94 saves in 22 games, a number that placed her second on the Saves List for ACC stats. She had four shutouts, including a 1-0 win against the fifth-ranked Syracuse. Her backup will be junior Nicole Barry, who saw action in five games last season and had six saves overall.

THE SCHEdULEThe ACC always presents a challenging schedule but the Eagles will look to expand upon last season’s successes. Other tough matches include ranked teams Indiana, UMass, UConn, and Syracuse.

Boston College will begin the season with five consecutive road games, starting with UMass and Indiana. Their first home game will be against cross-town rival Boston University.

The first ACC matchup will be on the road at Maryland, the 2009 ACC defending champions. Boston College will host Virginia, North Carolina, and Wake Forest at the Newton Campus Field and travel to play Duke. The Eagles will be gunning for Wake Forest, who defeated the team in the first round of last season’s

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ACC TOURNAMENTThe squad will work this season to garner its first tournament win this November in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Boston College has lost to Wake Forest in the first round for the past two

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Previous School/Hometown1 Nicole Schuster M/F 5-3 Fr. Mount Saint Joseph Academy/ Doylestown, PA2 Catherine O’Brien M/B 5-4 Jr. Canton/ Canton, MA3 Friderike Hauschildt B 5-6 Gr. University of Hamburg/ Kiel, Germany4 Courtney Tavener M/F 5-6 Jr. Winchester/ Winchester, MA5 Virgynia Muma F 5-2 Fr. Falmouth/ North Falmouth, MA6 Janna Anctil M/F 5-7 Sr. Brewster Academy/ Wolfeboro, NH8 Taylor Turchi F 5-5 So. Springfield/ Alburtis, PA 9 Marlotte van den Bergh F 5-5 Sr. Greenwich (CT)/ Amsterdam, Netherlands 10 Jacqui Moorfield M/B 5-4 So. Christchurch Girls/ Christchurch, New Zealand11 Kara Mackintire B 5-6 So. Shrewsbury/ Shrewsbury, MA13 Jenny Raftery B 5-3 Gr. Acton-Boxborough/ Boxborough, MA15 Tilly Brampton F 5-8 Gr. Saint Mary’s University/ Sussex, England16 Jessica Roberts M/B 5-2 Sr. East Bridgewater/ East Bridgewater, MA17 Eleni Andromidas F/B 5-7 Fr. Garden City/ Garden City, NY18 Chapin Duke F 5-4 Fr. Brooks School/ Dedham, MA20 Paige Norris M/B 5-4 Fr. Mount Douglas Secondary/Victoria, BC21 Carla Tamer B 5-8 Jr. The Hotchkiss School/ Wyoming, OH22 Emily Kozniuk M/B 5-7 Sr. Argyle Secondary/ North Vancouver, BC23 Hannah Mulvey B 5-5 Fr. Thayer Academy/ Milton, MA30 Nicole Barry GK 5-6 Jr. Eastern Regional/ Voorhees, NJ48 Kristine Stigas GK 5-8 Gr. Canton/ Canton, MA

Head Coach: Ainslee Lamb (University of Toronto ’94) – sixth seasonAssociate Head Coach: Chris Clements (Univ. of Canterbury, ’00) – fourth seasonAssistant Coaches: Carolyn Cahill (Bentley ’00) – sixth season Susie Whelan (Holy Cross ’07) – first season Captain: Emily Kozniuk

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Ainslee lAmbHead Field Hockey Coach105-83 (ten seasons overall)64-36 (five seasons at BC)

2 0 1 0 F I E L d H O C k E YUnder Head Coach Ainslee Lamb’s guidance, the Eagles soared to their ninth consecutive winning season in 2009 with a 13-7 overall record and saw NCAA Tournament play for the first time since 2005. The team started strong with a six game winning streak, later beating 11th ranked UMass on the road in a tough 2-1 overtime battle. They also defeated fifth ranked Syracuse at home by a 1-0 margin. They outscored their opponents 70-46 and drew more penalty corners, 153-113. In December 2009, Lamb was honored as the Northeast Region Coach of the Year. Five players were named to the NFHCA All-Regional team, with two All-Americans. Senior Chelsey Feole was named to the All-ACC Team as well as the NFHCA All-Star squad. Five Eagles were named to the All-ACC Academic Squad as well as the National Academic Team.

Even in the off-season, Lamb is honing her skills as a coach and preparing for the upcoming season. This past summer she was Head Coach of the Boston Senior High Performance Team, as well as the 2010 Junior National Camp at the University of Maryland. It was invitation only and three BC players attended. Head coaching duties for the Junior National Under 21 Team also fell to Lamb, with Clements acting as a coach as well. Schuster also played for the U-19 team. Even with all her commitments, Lamb still found time to coach the Under 21 National Team as well. As a winning and experienced coach, Lamb was asked to speak at the 2010 National Coaches Forum. Her hard work and talent did not go unnoticed as she was recognized by the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) as 2010 Developmental Coach of the Year for USA Field Hockey.

Lamb had a very busy summer of 2009 as she was the Assistant Coach for the Under 21 U.S. National Field Hockey team that competed in the Junior World Cup. Boston College co-hosted the international event that featured some of the best field hockey teams from around the world. Lamb helped guide team USA to an eighth place finish in the tournament. Lamb was also the head coach for the New England High Performance team that competed in Virginia Beach this summer. The 2009 High Performance Team also featured current Boston College assistant coach Chris Clements, and four players on this year’s roster. She was named the Junior National Camp assistant coach this summer which helped prepare the U.S. team for the world cup.

In 2007, Boston College recorded its seventh consecutive winning season with a 12-8 record under Lamb. The Eagles compiled a five-game winning streak and outscored opponents 54-33 throughout the season. Two players earned All-America and All-ACC status, while four were named to the All-Northeast Regional team. Seven players were honored with All-ACC academic accolades and seven were named to the NFHCA Academic Squad. Lamb, who is heading into her fourth season at the helm for the Eagles, notched her 80th win in a 5-2 victory against New Hampshire on Oct. 21.

After the season, Lamb was invited to an inaugural program to earn the USA Field Hockey’s Level III coaching accreditation, which

is the highest coaching level that can be obtained. To add to her accomplishments, Lamb was also named

an assistant coach for the United States Under-19 team. During the summer Lamb coached the New England

High Performance Team to a National Championship at the 2008 USA Field Hockey High Performance Training Center National Championship Tournament.

Lamb led the team to a 14-6 overall record in 2006. Under her guidance, the program reached its highest rank ever in the NFHCA poll, placing fourth on October 3 after defeating Duke in double overtime. After the strong 2006 campaign, Lamb coached the New England Team in the 2007 USA Field Hockey’s High Performance Training Center National Championship Tournament in Virginia Beach, Va.

In February 2005, Lamb became the seventh head field hockey coach in Boston College history. She took over a program that was heading into its inaugural year in the Atlantic Coast Conference, the home of seven of the last 10 national champions. Lamb racked up many accomplishments in her first year at the Heights. The Eagles won 10 or more games for the 11th time in the last 12 years and finished the season by making their third-straight NCAA appearance. Lamb’s 2005 team finished with one All-American, two All-ACC selections and four members of the Dartfish/NFCHA Division I All-Northeast Team.

During her five-year stint at Yale, from 1999 to 2003, Lamb’s teams compiled a 41-47 record won back-to-back ECAC championships in 2002 and 2003. Prior to her being named head coach, Lamb served as an assistant under Marisa Didio for three years. Lamb’s coaching career began in 1994, when she became a graduate assistant coach at University of Massachusetts.

Lamb is a 1994 graduate of the University of Toronto and earned a Master of Science degree from the University of Massachusetts in 1996. She was a standout player at both Toronto and UMass, where she was an NCAA Tournament All-Star when the Minutewomen reached the NCAA Final Four in 1992. She and her husband Joel, Harvard football’s offensive co-coordinator, have a daughter, Brooklyn.

The Lamb FileEdUCATIONMaster’s – Univ. of Massachusetts (‘96), Sport ManagementBachelor’s – Univ. of Toronto (‘94), Physical Health and Education

COACHING ExPERIENCE2005-Present Head Coach Boston College1999-2004 Head Coach Yale University1997-99 Assistant Coach Yale University1996-97 Assistant Coach UMass1994-96 Grad. Assistant Coach UMass

OverallRecord ConferenceRecord PostseasonRecord2000 3-14 2-5 0-0 2001 7-10 1-6 0-0 2002 12-7 3-4 2-0 (ECAC title)2003 12-6 5-2 1-0 (ECAC title)2004 7-10 2-5 0-02005 13-7 1-4 0-2 (ACC, NCAA)2006 14-6 2-3 0-1 (ACC)2007 12-8 1-4 0-1 (ACC)2008 12-8 1-4 0-1 (ACC)2009 13-7 1-4 0-2 (ACC, NCAA)Career 105-82 (.561) 19-41 (.317) 3-7 (.300)

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This is Chris Clements’ fourth year at Boston College. He comes to the Eagles with experience coaching and playing at the international level.

Clements was very active in the field hockey community this past summer for the second year. He was the Associate Head Coach of the Boston High Performance field hockey team that competed in Virginia Beach at the Women’s National Championships. Clements coached at the USA U-18/U-16/U-21 field hockey combine at the Junior National Camp in 2009. He was awarded the USFHA Level Two coaching award with a recommendation for Level Three, the highest level awarded by USA Field Hockey. He was awarded his Level Three in 2010 with recommendation to Federation of International Hockey (FIH) Coaches Course. Clements was also the keynote speaker at the NFHCA National Coaches Convention 2010.

Clements responsibilities at Boston College include overseeing recruiting matters and working on both offensive and defensive aspects of the Eagles game plan.

Before starting his tenure at Boston College, Clements was the coach and trainer Klein Zwitserland’s U-18 Girls Division Three National Championship team and U-18 Boys Division One team, who finished in the top six in Holland. Clements was the initiator and director of the Klein Zwitserland Hockey Academy’s Monday Masters as well.

His other coaching experience includes the U-18 and U-16 New Zealand Boys team as well as heading the field hockey program at Christchurch Boys’ High School in New Zealand. He was also the National Youth Talent Identifier for New Zealand Hockey.

As a competitor, Clements most recently played for the Netherland’s Premier League club, Klein Zwitserland and for the New Zealand Men’s selection. He began playing at the premier level in 1997 with New Zealand’s Canterbury Cavaliers and continued in 2004, in the Netherlands with Kampong and Klein Zwitserland.

Clements hails from New Zealand, where he received a bachelor’s degree specializing in physical education and a graduate diploma in teaching and learning from the University of Canterbury and Christchurch College of Education.

Prior to BC, he taught middle school physical education at the American School of The Hague in the Netherlands. Earlier in his career, Clements taught physical education at Christchurch Boys’ High School, where he was also the head of health education along with field hockey.

This summer, he was married to Jessica.

Boston College field hockey welcomes Susie Whelan to the 2010 roster as an assistant coach. She comes to the Eagles from Holy Cross, where she was an assistant coach for three years.

Prior to coaching the Crusaders, Whelan played for the team for four years until she graduated in 2007. She was captain during her senior 2006 season and led her squad to a record-breaking ten consecutive wins and a program record for single-game goals. She was honored during her time at Holy Cross as HC Most Valuable Player in 2006, Unsung Hero in 2005, and Rookie of the Year in 2003. She was named to the Northeast Region All-American (Second Team) and the All Patriot League squad in 2005 and 2006. She played high school field hockey at Acton-Boxborough Regional High School in Massachusetts.

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2 0 1 0 F I E L d H O C k E YCarolyn Cahill is in her sixth season as an assistant coach on the Eagle staff. She will be responsible for all aspects of coaching the Eagle goalkeepers. She also runs the Goalkeeping Academy at Boston College which takes place in June.

2009 was Kristine Stigas’ first year of being the starting goalie for BC, and she finished the season with 2.35 goals against average, with two shutouts. Cahill also coaches junior Nicole Barry.Previous to Stigas, Cahill coached Julia Berkowitz from 2006-2008. During her first season with the Eagles, Cahill coached senior goalkeeper Jillian Savoy.

In the summer of 2010, Cahill served as the goalie coach for the Junior New England High Performance Team that competed at the Field Hockey National Championships in Virginia Beach, VA.Before Boston College, Cahill served as the head field hockey coach at Merrimack College (2002-04). She was also a member of the Division II All-America selection committee. Prior to her post at Merrimack, she served as an assistant to Lamb at Yale (2000-02).

Cahill was a four-year starter at Bentley College in Waltham, Mass. She finished her career with a .85 Goals Against Average, 47 shutouts and an overall 69-19 career record, ranking her 4th all-time in Bentley history. Cahill graduated from Bentley in 2000, with a bachelor’s degree in management.


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Jody Mooradian has been a member of the senior athletics department staff at Boston College for the past seven years. In her position, she administers the sports of women’s basketball, field hockey, volleyball, cross country, track and field, lacrosse, softball, and rowing. She also oversees the areas of Life Skills, Sports Medicine, Strength and Conditioning as well as handling many other internal functions of the Department and working with various areas on campus.

She serves on the ACC Women’s Basketball Committee, Field Hockey Committee and Volleyball Committee. She is a former chair of the

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NCAA Women’s Rowing Committee and has served on the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Committee. She also

serves on the NACDA Board and the Collegiate Women Sports Foundation where she Chairs the Honda Inspiration

Award.

Prior to her current post at BC, Mooradian served as part of the Northeastern University athletic department for six years. During her tenure at Northeastern, Mooradian served as Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance, Associate Director of Athletics, Interim Director of Athletics and Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administrator. Mooradian also served as the Director of Athletics at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania from 1993 until 1997 and was a Compliance Assistant at UCLA in early 1993.

Prior to her career in athletics, Mooradian was an attorney for a private law firm and for the Cigna Insurance Company from 1987 until 1993. In addition, she was a District 4 New Hampshire State Representative from 1980-82.

Mooradian earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of New Hampshire (’82) and a Juris Doctorate from the Delaware Law School of Widener University (’86).

Other Support Staff

EQUIPMENT MANAGERDavid McKenna

STRENGTH ANd CONdITIONINGTom Shruhan, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

SPORTS MEdICINEAshley Thelen, Resident Athletics Trainer

OPERATIONSJoe Shirley, Assistant Athletics Director/FacilitiesMatt Conway, Assistant Athletics Director/OperationsKirsten Britton, Event AdministratorKen Turbush, Camps, Clinics and Facilities AdministratorPaul Neidermire, Operations Intern

LEARNING RESOURCESFerna L. Phillips, Ph.D., Director Dard Miller, Ph.D., Associate DirectorPatrice Bouzan, Learning Specialist & Academic CounselorLee Metzger, Academic CounselorClare Turkington, Academic CounselorLee LeBlanc, Administrative Secretary

COMPLIANCECarlene Pariseau, Assoc. Athletics Director of ComplianceAaron Aker, Asst. Athletics Director/Compliance & EligibilityBrandi Kerrigan, Asst. Director for Compliance & RecruitingYadira Reyes, Compliance Assistant

Ken turbushCamps, Clinics and Facilities Administrator

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AS A SENIOR (2010)Named Captain for 2010 season…Won the Canadian National Championship with British Columbia Senior Team in the summer of 2010 …selected to Preseason All-ACC Team.

AS A JUNIOR (2009) Started in all 20 games…co-captain…third on the team in points for the second year in a row with 27 points…led the team with 15 assists, 12th most in the nation…Third Team All-America…NFHCA First-Team All Northeast Region…participated in the Canadian Sr. Women’s Identification and was a Member of the Canadian National Championship Team in the summer of 2009.

AS A SOPHOMORE (200�)Started all 19 games…third on the team in points with three goals and seven assists for 13 points…led the team with seven assists…made one defensive save in 2-1 double overtime loss to Virginia on Sept. 26…went 3-3 in penalty shot attempts…named to All Northeast Region first team…took 12 shots on the season.

AS A FRESHMAN (200�)Started and played in 17 games before sustaining a season-ending knee injury on Oct. 21…led the freshman class in starts and playing time…recorded first collegiate point on an assist in the win over Holy Cross on Sept. 2…made a defensive save in the win against Boston University on Sept. 7…took two shots on the season.

BEFORE BCFive-year starter for Argyle Secondary School…led the team in scoring from 2003 to 2006…named captain and MVP for three seasons…North Shore Secondary School Athletic Association AAA First-Team All-Star 2003-2007…North Shore Secondary School champions in 2002, 2004-05…British Columbia Provincial Team from 2003 to 2007…2003 Under-18 National Champions…Player of the Game during 2006 Under-19 Canada/American Challenge Cup in Virginia Beach, Va…2006 Diana Popovich Award for the most outstanding U-18 player in Vancouver Women’s League…All-Tournament team at the 2007 U-19 National Championship Event, took 2nd place…2007 winner of the West Vancouver Field Hockey Club’s first Paul Winstanley Award for Outstanding Junior Player.

PERSONALBorn on April 8, 1989…daughter of Geoff and Jane Kozniuk… eldest of four children…enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.

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Emily’s dominant style of play will help BC compete in the ACC and allow her to perform as one of the top players in the country. Her elimination and distribution skills will warrant great attention from our opponents.

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AS A SENIOR (2010)Named to 2009-2010 ACC Academic Honor Roll…2010 Member of the Boston High Performance Championship Team.

AS A JUNIOR (2009)Started in all 20 games…finished second on the team in goals (11), assists (13) and points (35) last season…recorded back-to-back four point games against William & Mary (2g) on Aug. 28 and Quinnipiac (1g, 2a) on Sep. 4…scored the game-winning goal in overtime against Massachusetts on Sept. 20…NFHCA First-Team All Northeast Region… honored as a member of the NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad…All-ACC Academic Team…earned the Athletic Directors Award for Academic Achievement…

AS A SOPHOMORE (200�)Played in all 19 games, started 12…recorded 12 points on three goals and six assists…scored a goal in ACC quarterfinal against Wake Forest…twice recorded two assists in a game, against Vermont on Aug. 31 and BU on Sept. 17…took sixteen shots on the season…earned the Athletic Directors Award for Academic Achievement…scored the game winning goal in overtime against UNH…named to the All-ACC academic squad.

AS A FRESHMAN (200�)Played in 19 games, including the ACC quarterfinal matchup against Virginia…tallied 13 points on six goals and one assist…fourth on the team in overall scoring and tied for third in goals scored…recorded first collegiate goal in the win over Holy Cross on Sept. 2…registered a hat trick in the win over Scared Heart on Sept. 9…put together a three-game scoring streak from Sept. 16 to Sept. 28…scored first game-winning goal in the 2-1 victory over Virginia, the only ACC win for the Eagles…took 14 shots on the season.

BEFORE BCFour-year letterwinner for Brewster Academy…Four-time team MVP on the 2004 NEPSAC Championship team…Three-year team captain…Scored 75 career goals…a NEPSAC All-Star selection…a Penn-Monto All-Star selection…a 2004-07 National Futures selection…a 2004-05 Junior Olympic participant…a 2004 Under-16 National Team selection…a Futures Elite and Junior National Camp selection…Also lettered in ice hockey and lacrosse…2005-07 ice hockey team captain…2006-07 lacrosse captain…Named 2005 and 2006 lacrosse MVP…a 2005-06 NEPSAC lacrosse All-Star selection…a National Jump Rope participant…a National Honor Society member.

PERSONALBorn on May 30, 1989…daughter of Jim and Pam Anctil…has three older siblings, Allison, Matt and Jay…Matt was a member of the St. Michael’s men’s ice hockey team from 2001-05 and Jay was a member of the Vermont men’s ice hockey team.…enrolled in the Lynch School of Education.

JAnnA AnCtilSeniorForward 5-7Brewster Academy Wolfeboro, N.H.

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CAREER STATISTICSYear GP/GS G A Pts.2007 19/0 6 1 132008 19/12 3 6 122009 20/20 11 13 35Totals 58/32 20 20 60

Janna has developed into a very dangerous goal scoring threat. Her speed and power with the ball combined with her elite ball skills make her difficult to defend. She will lead the teams attack with her dominate style of play up front and consistently put BC in goal scoring opportunities.

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#13AS A GRAdUATE (2010)Named to 2009-2010 ACC Academic Honor Roll…2010 Member of Boston High Performance Championship Team.

AS A SENIOR (2009)Started in all 20 games anchoring a BC defense that only let up 2.28 goals per game…honored as a member of the NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad… earned the Athletic Directors Award for Academic Achievement.

AS A JUNIOR (200�)Played in all 19 games and started 14….earned the Athletic Directors Award for Academic Achievement.

AS A SOPHOMORE (200�)Played in 20 games and started 15…scored one goal and three assists for five points…recorded a goal and an assist in the win over Holy Cross on Sept. 2…tallied two assists in the win at New Hampshire on Oct. 21…took three shots on the season.

AS A REdSHIRT FRESHMAN (200�)Played in one game at Holy Cross on Sept. 3…received medical redshirt for the season.

BEFORE BCA four-year player of the Acton-Boxboro Regional High School field hockey team…awarded offensive MVP award sophomore year…captained the team senior year and received the coaches award…named a Dual County League All-Star from 2002- to 2004…participated in the Junior Olympics in 2002-03, Canadian/American Challenge in 2004 and won the Cape Ann Gold Festival in 2005…a three-year letterwinner in track and field and named the Rookie of the Year in 2003…also a member of the National Honor Society and the Best Buddies program.

PERSONALBorn on January 20, 1988…daughter of Kevin and Donna Raftery…has one sister Jackie…enrolled in the Lynch School of Education.

Jenny rAfteryGraduate StudentBack 5-3Acton-Boxboro RegionalBoxboro, Mass.

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CAREER STATISTICSYear GP/GS G A Pts.2006 1/0 0 0 02007 20/15 1 3 52008 19/14 0 0 02009 20/20 0 0 0Total 60/49 1 3 5

Jenny’s passion for the game and for her team is admirable. She has developed into a solid defender that is tenacious with her play and rarely gets eliminated. Her attacking and defensive qualities make her a difficult player to contain.

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AS A SENIOR (2010)Named to 2009-2010 ACC Academic Honor Roll…2010 Member of Boston High Performance Championship Team.

AS A JUNIOR (2009)Started all 20 games last season…third on the team in goals with eight and finished the season with 18 points…recorded two game-winning goals last year including the game winner against Duke on Oct. 3…registered her first multi-goal game of her career against Duke as well on Oct. 3…second on the team in shots with 46…made the 2009 All-ACC Academic Team… earned the Athletic Directors Award for Academic Achievement.

AS A SOPHOMORE (200�)Played in all 19 games started four, including two ACC matches against Maryland and Virginia…collected first collegiate goal in Eagles 11-0 win over Appalachian State on Oct. 5…took 11 shots on the season…earned the Athletic Directors award for Academic Achievement…member of the National Championship Champion New England High Performance National Tournament Team, summer 2008…named to the Junior Development Team.

AS A FRESHMAN (200�)Played in seven games…took two shots on the season.

BEFORE BCPlayed four years at East Bridgewater High School and named team captain as a senior…Racked up 101 goals and 45 assists in high school career…2006 NFHCA High School First Team All-American and Northeast All-Region…Olympic Development Select Athlete from 2005-2007…A five-time National Futures Championship selection (2003-07) and four-time Futures Elite selection (2004-07)…three-time AAU Junior Olympic selection (2003-05)…2006 South Shore League All-Star and Massachusetts Best of 60 honoree…2005 Brockton Enterprise Player of the Year and Boston Herald All-Scholastic…Named a Boston Globe All-Scholastic Athlete in 2006…2003-05 Patriot League All-Star and Brockton Enterprise All-Scholastic…Also a varsity starter for the basketball and softball teams…National Honor Society…honor roll student.

PERSONALBorn on February 11, 1989…Daughter of Ralph and Lisa Roberts…Has one younger brother, Austin…Enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.

JessiCA robertsSeniorMidfield 5-2East Bridgewater High SchoolEast Bridgewater, Mass.

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CAREER STATISTICSYear GP/GS G A Pts.2007 7/0 0 0 02008 19/4 1 0 22009 20/20 8 2 18Totals 46/24 9 2 20

Jess has worked hard the last couple of years with her comittment to developing her game to another level. She is a threat in the midfield with her combined ability to create attacking opportunities and defensive structure for the team.

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AS A GRAdUATE (2010)Named to 2009-2010 ACC Academic Honor Roll…2010 Member of Boston High Performance Championship Team…Competed in the 2010 SA Field Hockey’s High Performance Training Center National Championship Tournament in Virginia Beach, VA. For Boston.

AS A SENIOR (2009)Started in all 20 games…recorded 94 saves in 1,340:36 minutes of play…finished the season with a 2.35 goals against average…recorded two shutouts on the season which included a 1-0 shutout of No. 5 Syracuse on Oct. 25…made a career-high 14 saves in a 2-1 overtime victory over Massachusetts on Sept. 20…named Co-ACC Player of the Week on Oct. 28… NFHCA Second-Team All Northeast Region…honored as a member of the NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad…All-ACC Academic Team…earned the Athletic Directors Award for Academic Achievement. AS A JUNIOR (200�)Played in two games…recorded in one save in 55:13 minutes…did not allow a goal…named to the NFHCA Academic Squad. Earned the Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement. Competed in the 2009 USA Field Hockey’s High Performance Training Center National Championship Tournament in Virginia Beach, Va., for New England.

AS A SOPHOMORE (200�)Played in three games…recorded two saves in 42:57 minutes…allowed two goals for a .500 save percentage…registered a 3.26 GAA....named to the NFHCA Academic Squad. Earned the Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

AS A REdSHIRT FRESHMAN (200�)Did not see any action…Received a redshirt for the season…Named an NFHCA Academic All-American…Earned the Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

BEFORE BCA three-year letterwinner at Canton High School…Captained the team senior season…Recorded a 0.36 GAA and 13 shutouts in 2003…In 2004, led Canton to an undefeated season and Division II State Championship Title while recording 12 shutouts and a 0.52 GAA…Three-time Hockomock League All-Star…Two-time Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic…Three-time Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic athlete…Participated in the 2005 and 2006 Under 19 National Field Hockey Festival and won Pool D…A member of Team Concord at the 2006 USFHA Futures National Tournament…Named the 2006 Hockomock League Female Scholar Athlete of the Year…National Honor Society member and secretary for the senior class…Also captained both basketball and softball teams senior year and was named a 2006 league All-Star in softball.

Kristine stigAsGraduate StudentGoalkeeper 5-8CantonCanton, Mass

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PERSONALBorn on June 16, 1988…Daughter of Larry and Jean

Stigas…Has one brother, John, and one sister, Kellie…received a Bachelor of Science degree from the Carroll School

of Management as a marketing and human resource management double major. Currently enrolled in the Lynch Graduate School of Education.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP/GS GA GAA SV SV% Min. SHO2006 Did not play2007 3/0 2 3.26 2 .500 42:57 02008 2/0 0 0.00 1 1.00 55:13 02009 20/20 45 2.35 94 .676 1340:36 2 Totals 25/20 47 1.87 97 .725 1438:46 2

Kristine’s ability to organize the backfield is outstanding, her leadership and skills will be vital to our team’s success.

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mArlotteVAn den berghSeniorForward 5-5Greenwich High School (Conn.)Amsterdam, Netherlands

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AS A SENIOR (2010)Named to 2009-2010 ACC Academic Honor Roll.

AS A JUNIOR (2009)Played in 20 games, starting in three of them…finished the season with three points on one goal and one assist…recorded her first career assist in a win over Monmouth on Sept. 13…scored her lone goal of the season in BC’s only ACC win against Duke on Oct. 3…Named Student-Athlete Advisory Committee President for 2010-2011.

AS A SOPHOMORE (200�)Saw action in 10 games…recorded first collegiate point, a goal, in Eagles 11-0 victory over Appalachian State…took three shots on the season.

AS A FRESHMAN (200�)Did not see any action…received a redshirt.

BEFORE BCPlayed four years at Greenwich High School in Greenwich, Conn…Atlantic Regional All-American 2004-06…Offensive MVP at Greenwich as a sophomore, junior, and senior…Named All-FCIAC and All-State from 2004-2006…Named MVP of the State Championship Game and the FCIAC Championship in 2005…Team was 2005 and 2006 State Champions…Selected as the Connecticut Coca-Cola Player of the Year in 2005 and 2006…Named the Hartford Courant Player of the Year senior year…Also played lacrosse…A 2006 Math and Science Scholar.

PERSONALBorn on September 21, 1988…daughter of Robert and Mirjam van den Bergh…has two younger siblings, twins Hidde and Laurien…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Marlotte uses her speed and elimination skills well in the attacking 25 to create goal scoring opportunities and corners for the team. Her reverse skills are highly effective in scoring goals.

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BEFORE BCPlayed National League for Staines Hockey Club…Played for U-16, U-18, & U-21 South of England teams…Captain of Burgess Hill School field hockey team.

PERSONALBorn on March 20, 1987…daughter of David and Jennifer Brampton…Academic Scholar at St. Mary’s University…President of St. Mary’s University Hockey Club…hopes to next begin career as Physical Education teacher…enrolled in Woods’ College of Advancing Studies.

tilly brAmptonGraduate StudentForward 5-8Saint Mary’s University Sussex, England

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Tilly plays the game at a hard and fast pace. She enjoys the intensity of competing among the team. Her experiences of playing with the senior women’s team in Staines Hockey club in England will provide a new level of competition to the team.

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BEFORE BCPrevious international career at University of Hamburg…2007 1st place German Indoor Championship…2008 1st place EuroHockey Indoor Club, Champions Cup…2003 Four-Nation Tournament with U-16 Alcala.

PERSONALBorn on September 28, 1987…daughter of Kai and Birgit Hauschildt…has three older sisters, Stephanie, Alexandra, and Katharina…hopes to do research in life sciences…enrolled in Woods School of Advancing Studies.

frideriKe hAusChildtGraduate Student

Back 5-6University of Hamburg

Kiel, Germany

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Fidi comes to BC with international experience from her play in the various German national teams. Her elite level of play and knowledge of the game will assist us with the current level of play and promote the future growth of the team.

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CAREER STATISTICSYear GP/GS G A Pts.2008 2/0 0 0 02009 15/1 0 4 4Total 17/1 0 4 4

Catherine has grown tremendously in her play and confidence with her abilities. Her athletic attributes and now matched with her skill set. Her recent training and competition with the US national program has brought her play to another level. Her versatility with make her a force to reckon with in both the midfield and backfield lines.

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AS A JUNIOR (2010)Named to 2009-2010 ACC Academic Honor Roll…2010 Member of New England Junior High Performance Championship Team.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2009)Played in 15 games, starting in one of them…recorded the first points of her career in a two assist effort in the win over William & Mary on Aug. 29…also got the assist in the UMass game…registered 10 shots on the season.

AS A FRESHMAN (200�)Played in two games.

BEFORE BCA four-year letter winner at Canton High School…Captained the team senior season…member of the 2004 and 2006 Division II state championship team…Three-time Hockomock League All-Star…Two-time Boston Globe All-Scholastic…Two-time Boston Herald All-Scholastic…Three-time Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic…2006 Boston Globe Player of the Year…2007 Futures National Silver medalist…2006, 2007 Bay State Games champion…2006 AAU Jr. Olympian…Also basketball and track letterwinner.

PERSONALBorn on June 30, 1990…daughter of Mark and Ann Marie O’Brien…has two sisters Margaret and Toni Marie…enrolled in the Lynch School of Education.

CAtherine o’brienJunior

Midfield/Back 5-4Canton

Canton, Mass.

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niCole bArryJuniorGoalkeeper 5-4Eastern RegionalVorhees, N.J.

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AS A JUNIOR (2010)2010 Member of the New England Junior High Performance Championship Team.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2009)Saw action in five games last season… recorded 6 saves in 61:21 minutes of play…finished the season with a 1.14 goals against average…played a career-high 23 minutes making two saves in the win over Harvard on Oct. 28.

AS A FRESHMAN (200�)Did not see any action, received a redshirt for the season.

BEFORE BCSet single season shutout record as a junior with 22…Won State Championship 2006, 2007…All Conference 2006, 2007.

PERSONALBorn February 26, 1990…daughter of Daniel and Donna Barry…one younger sister Alana…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP/GS GA GAA SV SV% Min. SHO2008 Did not play2009 5/0 1 1.14 6 .857 61:21 0Totals 5/0 1 1.14 6 .857 61:21 0

Nicole has continued to work on developing her skills to the elite level, her positive energy will help keep the team focused.

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AS A SOPHOMORE (2009)Started the first 10 games of the season before a season-ending knee injury…scored her first collegiate goal in the first game of the year against Vermont on Aug. 28.

AS A FRESHMAN (200�)Played in 12 games, started one…took one shot on the season.

BEFORE BCThree-time New England League Champion…Two-time Western New England Champion…Two-time Founders League Champion…Winner of the 2007 Carole S. Hawley ’75 Award…2004 U18 National School Champion…Also played lacrosse and ran track and field.

PERSONALBorn September 19, 1990…Daughter of Attila and Andrea Tamer…Has one older sister, Antonia and one younger brother, Vincent…Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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AS A JUNIOR (2010)2010 Member of the Boston High Performance Championship Team.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2009)Played and started in 19 games…finished the season fourth on the team in assists with nine…scored her first collegiate goal on Sept. 13 against Monmouth…recorded a career-high four points with one goal and two assists in a win over Harvard on Oct. 28…scored a goal in the ACC Tournament against Wake Forest on Nov. 5.

AS A FRESHMAN (200�)Played in all 19 games…recorded first collegiate point, an assist, in 4-1 win over Vermont on Aug. 31…took eight shots on the season.

BEFORE BCA four-year letter winner…Captained the team in her senior season…Four-time Middlesex League All-Star…2007 Boston Globe All-Scholastic…2007 Boston Herald All-Scholastic…2007 Daily Times Field Hockey Player of the Year…2007 Cape Cod Classic MVP…Three years of Junior Olympics…Junior National Camp…Played in several national tournaments with Cape Ann Coalition in 2008…Also three-year letter winner in lacrosse…captain senior season…2008 State Champions.

PERSONALBorn November 1, 1989…Daughter of Malcolm and Jean Tavener…older sister Michelle played field hockey at BC…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Courtney tAVenerJunior

Midfield/Forward 5-6Winchester

Winchester, Mass.

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CArlA tAmerJuniorBack 5-8The Hotchkiss School Wyoming, Ohio

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We are looking forward to Carla’s return to the field after a year off with ACL rehab. Her style of play enables structure and organization in our backfield. Her presence on the field provides the team with the confidence necessary to compete and excel among the best in the country.

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Courtney is an extremely dangerous forward. Her elimination skills at speed are very hard to match up against. She will cause problems for defenses all over the country. Her constant attacking threat as a goal scorer and assist based player will ensure that we are in position to win games.

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CAREER STATISTICSYear GP/GS G A Pts. GW2009 14/4 0 0 0 0Totals 14/4 0 0 0 0

AS A SOPHOMORE (2010)Named to 2009-2010 ACC Academic Honor Roll…2010 Member of New England Junior High Performance Championship Team.

AS A FRESHMAN (2009)Played in 14 games, starting four of them….recorded two shots on the season.

BEFORE BC Two year captain…three year team MVP…three time Telegram and Gazette Super Team…three time Mid Wach A all-star…three time top players of Central Mass, 2008 Central Mass Player of the Year and league MVP…Led Shrews-bury to Division 1 State Championship in 2007…four year member of Cape Ann Coalition…gold medal team at National Field Hockey Festival 2006...Elite Futures program for three years.

PERSONALBorn on December 4, 1990…daughter of Robert and Debora Mackintire…has two brothers, Robert and Michael and one sister, Alexa…enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.

KArA mACKintireSophomoreBack 5-6ShrewsburyShrewsbury, Mass.

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Kara has incredible athletic attributes. Her improvements in the knowledge and tactical aspects of the game have made her into a solid defender that is very difficult to beat. This growth was complimented by her opportunities this summer as she was selected for the Jr High Performance team.

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AS A FRESHMAN (2009)Started in all 20 games…scored all three of her points on the season in the win over Harvard on Oct. 28 with a goal and an assist…recorded a defensive save against New Hampshire on Oct. 18.

BEFORE BCPlayed on the field hockey team at Christchurch Girls’ High School…named MVP of the league in her senior season…Canterbury U21 team Vice Captain in 2009…Vice Captain for Canterbury U21 New Zealand championship team in 2008…Canterbury U18 captain and player of the year…Member of the New Zealand National U16 Field Hockey Team in 2006…New Zealand U14 doubles tennis champion….Played on the Christchurch Girls’ High School volleyball team.

PERSONALBorn on September 16, 1990…daughter of Keith and Sally Moorfield…has one brother, Craig and one sister, Carly…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

JACqui moorfieldSophomore

Midfield/Back 5-5Christchurch

Christchurch, New Zealand

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CAREER STATISTICSYear GP/GS G A Pts. DSV2009 20/20 1 1 3 1Totals 20/20 1 1 3 1

Jacqui is that back that sees through the press of the opponents. She thrives off of setting up attacking opportunities for her team from the backfield with her passing abilities. She continues to make it difficult for any attack to threaten the defensive circle.

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AS A FRESHMAN (2009)Played in 14 games, starting in one of them…scored her first collegiate goal in a win over Holy Cross on Sept. 6.

BEFORE BCPlayed on the field hockey team at Springfield High School Montgomery County…Team captain in her senior season…First Team All-League…two year captain for soccer.

PERSONALBorn on June 6, 1991…daughter of Joseph and Leslie Turchi…has one brother, Eric and one sister, Libbie…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

tAylor turChiSophomoreForward 5-5SpringfieldAlburtis, Pa.

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Taylor is a power forward. Her quick hands and athleticism allows her to eliminate players at speed in open or tight spaces on the field. Her aggressive play and tacking back qualities make her a difficult player to line up with.

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BEFORE BCFour-year varsity starter…2009 Co-Captain…Scored the winning goal in the 2008 New York State Championship game during the last four minutes with a penalty stroke…2009 Newsday Field Hockey Player to Watch…2008 and 2009 Section/County Leading Scorer …Named Newsday 2008 Long Island Player of the Year and 2009 Nassau County Player of the Year…2008 and 2009 NFHCA 2nd Team All-American…Broke school records for career goals (58) and career points (96)…2009 FIH Youth Leadership Award...2010 Gallagher Award (Garden City HS) for Outstanding Field Hockey Player...2009 & 2010 Futures Elite..

PERSONALBorn on June 8, 1992…daughter of Peter and Betsy Andromidas…sang in high school chamber choir as well as New York State School Music Association All-County Chrous……also ran varsity track and participated in travel soccer…enrolled in Carroll School of Management.

WHY BC?“BC is amazing - outstanding sports program, beautiful campus, incredible faculty/coaches and great academics - what’s not to love?”

eleni AndromidAsFreshman

Forward/Back 5-7Garden City

Garden City, N.Y.

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Eleni is an extremely skilled and versitile player. Her willingness to play both back and attack is a strength for her. Her distribution skills will afford her opporunities in the back field. Her goal scoring talents will allow her to contribute up front.

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BEFORE BCThree-year varsity player at Brooks School…one year at Kent Denver School…Assistant Captain 2009…ISL League All-Star Team 2008…ISL All-League Award 2008 & 2009…Futures U-14 Team North 2005, U-16 Team Denver 2006 & 2007, U-19 Team Boston 2008 & 2009.

PERSONALBorn on August 30, 1991…daughter of Lester and Vivi Duke…played varsity lacrosse and squash…enjoys skiing, tennis, and golf…guitar player…tour guide for Brooks School Admissions…enrolled in College of Arts and Sciences.

WHY BC?“I chose BC because of the location right next to home, strong athletics program, business school, and social life.”

Chapin is all out speed and tenacious play! She plays the game with tremendous intensity and competes through and through. Her involvement with the US program and excelling as an elite squash player has developed a tremendous desire to compete. It is great to continue the tradition of Cape Ann Coalition graduates playing at BC.

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ChApin duKeFreshmanForward 5-4Brooks SchoolDedham, Mass.

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BEFORE BCField hockey captain 2009 & 2010…Lacrosse captain 2010…All New England 2009 & 2010…All ISL 2009-2010…Boston Globe All-Scholastic 2009 & 2010…Named Academic All-American for Lacrosse.

PERSONALBorn on June 24, 1992…daughter of Phil and Terry Mulvey...has two older sisters, Erin and Sarah…played varsity lacrosse …on high school ski team…future goal is to work in health care…enrolled in College of Arts and Sciences.

WHY BC?“I choose BC because what local kid does not always dream of going to BC? I have grown up wearing Boston College gear my whole life. It was an easy decision.”

hAnnAh mulVeyFreshman

Back 5-5Thayer Academy

Milton, Mass.

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Hannah is a very smart field hockey player. She enjoys being a student of the game. Her consistent and strong play will make her a valuable addition to the team. Her commitment to trainings with the Lead the Way Club team has prepared her well for the collegiate game.

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BEFORE BCHigh School Female Athlete of the Year 2007, 2008, & 2009…Carded with the Canadian Senior National Field Hockey Team…British Columbia Provincial Team 2006-2009…U-19 Skillsets Selects US Festival Team 2008… Won the Canadian National Championship with British Columbia Senior Team in the summer of 2010.

PERSONALBorn on November 10, 1992…daughter of John Norris and Dona Tomlin…has three older brothers, Henry, Sam, and Ben…on the honor roll every year in high school…also played three years of soccer and ice hockey…enrolled in Carroll School of Management.

WHY BC?“I chose BC because of its academic reputation and excellent field hockey program. It also has a beautiful campus and great location, right next to an amazing city.”

pAige norrisFreshman

Midfield/Back 5-4Mount Douglas Secondary School

Victoria, British Columbia

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BEFORE BCFour-year Varsity player…Best Offensive Player Award 2006 and 2008…Best All-Around Player Award 2009…Captain 2009…National Futures Team sophomore through senior year…Boston Globe All-Scholastic All-Star 2009 and 2010…ACL All-Star sophomore through senior year…Best of 60 junior and senior year.

PERSONALBorn on September 23, 1992…daughter of Scott and Kim Muma…has two older sisters, Jacquelynne and Karrie…nickname is Vinnie…also played lacrosse and hockey in high school…enrolled in College of Arts and Sciences.

WHY BC?“Why not is the real question...the answer is much shorter.”

VirgyniA mumAFreshmanForward 5-2FalmouthFalmouth, Mass.

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BEFORE BCFour-year varsity starter...2006 Varsity Rookie of the Year...2006-2007 AACA Champs...2006-2007 District 1 Champs...2009 Varsity Captain...2009 AACA All-Star...Pennsylvania All-State Team all four years...Member of USA U-16 Women’s National Team in 2009 and U-19 Women’s National Team in 2010...2009 All-American, 2009 All-Region Team...Member of the Mystx Field Hockey Club for eight years...2007-k2009 Festivals Champs with Mystx...2009 U-19 NIT Champs with Mystx...2008 Junior Olympics...2008-2010 Futures Elite...2009-2011 Olympic Development Select...2008-2010 Junior National Camp...Selected to the Women’s National Indoor Team

Vinnie is so fun to watch play and compete on the field. She thrives on the action of the game. She will do whatever it takes to contributes to this team’s success. Her work ethic is impressive. Vinnie’s preparation with Worcester County United FH Club allows her to compete immediately here at BC.

Coach Lamb says....We are thrilled to have Paige join the eagles. Her experiences in Canada training with both the senior and junior national squads combined with her training at the Provincial level has prepared Paige well. Her skill set is strong with these exposures and trainings.

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niCole sChusterFreshmanMidfield/Forward 5-3Mount Saint Joseph’s AcademyDoylestown, Pa.

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in 2009...2009 Academic All-State Team...2009 Southeastern PA All-Area Team...2009 MSJA Field Hockey Coaches Award...2009 NJ Senior High Performance Training Squad...2010 PA Senior High Performance Training Squad...2010 PA Junior High Performance Champs...2011 U-19 Women’s National Team...Lacrosse three-year varsity starter...2007 Rookie of the Year...2008 & 2009 AACA All-Star.

PERSONALBorn on April 7, 1992…daughter of Dan and Joan Schuster…has four older siblings, Amy, Danny, Katie, and Brian…also a varsity lacrosse starter in high school…enrolled in the Lynch School of Education.

WHY BC?“I chose BC because I fell in love with the school and field hockey program the minute I stepped onto campus. From the team, the coaches, the school community, and the educational opportunities, Boston College has so much to offer.”

Nicole is a very talented player. Her international experiences with the US Under 19 teams has prepared her well to compete among the top programs in the country. We are thrilled to have a member of the Mystx club team a part of the BC program.

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R e S u lt S & S t at i S t i c S

The Automated ScoreBookBoston College Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 15, 2009)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 13-7 7-1 4-5 2-1CONFERENCE 1-4 1-1 0-3 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 12-3 6-0 4-2 2-1

Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 28 at Vermont W 3-0 125Aug 29 vs William & Mary W 7-2 25Sep 04 QUINNIPIAC W 5-0 296Sep 06 HOLY CROSS W 6-2 284Sep 13 MONMOUTH W 7-1 167Sep 12 at Boston University Wot 4-3 134

* Sep 19 #1 MARYLAND L 2-6 543Sep 20 at #11 UMass Wot 2-1 337

* Sep 27 at #4 Virginia L 0-2 272* Oct 03 #13 DUKE W 3-2 204

Oct 05 #19 PROVIDENCE W 4-2 261* Oct 10 at #2 North Carolina L 0-4 278

Oct 11 vs Radford W 5-0 33Oct 16 at Northeastern W 3-2 111Oct 18 at New Hampshire L 2-3 107Oct 25 #5 SYRACUSE W 1-0 456Oct 28 HARVARD W 9-1 202

* Oct 31 at #6 Wake Forest L 2-5 157Nov 05 vs #6 Wake Forest L 3-4 0Nov 14 at Syracuse L 2-6 450

TEAM STATISTICS BC OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 70-316 46-223 Goals scored per game 3.50 2.30 Shot pct. . 2 2 2 . 2 0 6 Shots on goal-Attempts 210-316 148-223 SOG pct. . 6 6 5 . 6 6 4 S h o t s / G a m e 15.8 11.1PENALTY CORNERS 153 113PENALTY STROKES 2-2 2-2PENALTIES Green cards 10 10 Yellow cards 6 4 Red cards 1 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 2413 1971 Dates/Avg Per Date 8/302 9/219 Neutral Site #/Avg 3/19

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv1 Chelsey Feole 20 26 12 64 110 . 2 3 6 71 . 6 4 5 3 2 - 2 06 Janna Anctil 20 11 13 35 35 . 3 1 4 28 . 8 0 0 2 0 - 0 022 Emily Kozniuk 20 6 15 27 26 . 2 3 1 17 . 6 5 4 1 0 - 0 13 Kate Gillis 20 8 5 21 32 . 2 5 0 22 . 6 8 8 3 0 - 0 04 Courtney Tavener 19 5 9 19 18 . 2 7 8 15 . 8 3 3 1 0 - 0 016 Jessica Roberts 20 8 2 18 46 . 1 7 4 25 . 5 4 3 2 0 - 0 020 Caitlin McGovern 20 2 2 6 7 . 2 8 6 6 . 8 5 7 1 0 - 0 02 Catherine O'Brien 15 0 4 4 10 . 0 0 0 4 . 4 0 0 0 0 - 0 09 Marlotte van den Ber 20 1 1 3 14 . 0 7 1 10 . 7 1 4 0 0 - 0 010 Jacqui Moorfield 20 1 1 3 11 . 0 9 1 5 . 4 5 5 0 0 - 0 18 Taylor Turchi 14 1 0 2 3 . 3 3 3 3 1.000 0 0 - 0 021 Carla Tamer 10 1 0 2 2 . 5 0 0 2 1.000 0 0 - 0 011 Kara Mackintire 14 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 2 1.000 0 0 - 0 048 Kristine Stigas 20 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 013 Jenny Raftery 20 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 012 Lexy Ratering Arntz 5 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

Total 20 70 64 204 316 . 2 2 2 210 . 6 6 5 13 2 - 2 2Opponents 20 46 29 121 223 . 2 0 6 148 . 6 6 4 7 2 - 2 7

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho30 Nicole Barry 5 61:21 1 1.14 6 . 8 5 7 0-0-0 048 Kristine Stigas 20 1340:36 45 2.35 94 . 6 7 6 13-7-0 2

Total 20 1410:02 46 2.28 100 . 6 8 5 13-7-0 4Opponents 20 1410:02 70 3.48 133 . 6 5 5 7-13-0 2

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalBoston College 35 33 2 70Opponents 26 20 0 46

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalBoston College 155 158 3 316Opponents 108 113 2 223

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalBoston College 42 58 0 100Opponents 62 71 0 133

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalBoston College 72 78 3 153Opponents 55 56 2 113


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2009 ACC Field Hockey Standings Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct.Maryland 5 0 1.000 23 1 .958North Carolina 4 1 .800 20 2 .909Virginia 3 2 .600 20 4 .833Wake Forest 2 3 .400 13 7 .650Boston College 1 4 .200 13 7 .650Duke 0 5 .000 9 10 .474

2009 ACC Field Hockey ChampionshipAll-Tournament Team Name School Katie O’Donnell* MarylandChelsey Feole Boston CollegeLauren Miller DukeMegan Frazer MarylandAlicia Grater MarylandEmma Thomas MarylandMelanie Brill North CarolinaPaige Selenski VirginiaInga Stöckel VirginiaCharlotte van den Broek VirginiaAileen Davis Wake Forest* - Tournament MVP

2009 ACCStatistical LeadersSHOTS1. Chelsey Feole BC 110 Danielle Forword NC 1103. Emma Thomas MD 109

POINTS1. Katie O’Donnell MD 873. Chelsey Feole BC 64 POINTS PER GAME1. Katie O’Donnell MD 3.623. Chelsey Feole BC 3.209. Janna Anctil BC 1.75 GOALS1. Nicole Muracco MD 314. Chelsey Feole BC 26

GOALS PER GAME1. Chelsey Feole BC 1.302. Nicole Muracco MD 1.29

dEFENSIVE SAVES1. Liza Casella WF 4 T6.Emily Kozniuk BC 1 Jacqui Moorfield BC 1

SAVES1. Alicia Grater MD 1052. Kristine Stigas BC 94T10.Nicole Barry BC 5

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE1. Jackie Kintzer NC 0.806. Kristine Stigas BC 2.35

SAVE PERCENTAGE1. Alicia Grater MD .7955. Kristine Stigas BC .676

2009 All-ACC Field Hockey Team Name School Chelsey Feole Boston CollegeLauren Miller DukeAmie Survilla DukeNicole Muracco MarylandKatie O’Donnell MarylandAlexis Pappas MarylandEmma Thomas MarylandIllse Davids North CarolinaKatelyn Falgowski North CarolinaDanielle Forword North CarolinaJackie Kintzer North CarolinaKelsey Kolojejchick North CarolinaPaige Selenski VirginiaInga Stöckel VirginiaMichelle Vittese VirginiaAileen Davis Wake ForestMelissa Martin Wake ForestRaisa Schiller Wake Forest

Offensive Player of the Year Katie O’Donnell, Maryland

Defensive Player of the Year Emma Thomas, Maryland

Coach of the Year Missy Meharg, Maryland


hp & canadian national play

Playing High Performance field hockey is an honor and the mark of a great player. This past year, several Eagles honed their skills in competition against some of the nation’s greatest players.

At the Boston Senior High Performance Level were seniors Janna Anctil, Jenny Raftery, Jess Roberts, Kristine Stigas, and junior Courtney Tavener.

On the Junior High Performance Championship level was sophomore Kara Mackintire, and junior Catherine O’Brien.

Senior captain Emily Kozniuk and incoming freshman Paige Norris, both Canadian natives, had an incredible summer playing for the the British Columbia provincial team and won the Canadian National Championship.

Senior HP Team Members(L to R) Janna Anctil, Jenny Raftery, Jess Roberts, Kristine Stigas, Courtney Tavener

Junior HP Team Members(L to R) Kara Mackintire, Catherine O’Brien

British Columbia Team Members(L to R) Emily Kozniuk, Paige Norris


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auguSt 28, 2009BuRlintgton, Vt.no. 14 BoSton college 3uniVeRSity of VeRmont 0

Boston college (1-0) 0 3 3Vermont (0-1) 0 0 0

Scoring – BC: 51:35, Caitlin McGovern (Courtney Tavener); BC: 52:07, Kate Gillis (unassisted); BC: 58:44, Carla Tamer (Cheley Feole)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 2; UVM: Kristen Heavens, 12

Shots – BC: 31; UVM: 5

auguSt 29, 2009BuRlington, Vt.no. 14 BoSton college 7William & maRy 2

Boston college (2-0) 5 2 7William & mary (0-1) 2 0 2

Scoring – W&M: 6:53, Leah Zamesnik (unassisted); BC: 8:30, Janna Anctil (unassisted); BC: 21:32, Kate Gillis (unassisted); BC: 25:34, Chelsey Feole (Emily Kozniuk, Catherine O’Brien); W&M: 27:48, Rebecca Wagner (Kelsey Jackson); BC: 29:35, Jessica Roberts (Emily Kozniuk, Catherine O’Brien); BC: 30:11, Janna Anctil (Kate Gillis); BC: 37:32, Chelsey Feole (Courtney Tavener); BC: 46:13, Emily Kozniuk (unassisted).

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 0; Nicole Barry, 3; W&M: Carrie Thompson, 4; Camilla Hill, 3

Shots – BC: 27; W&M: 11

SeptemBeR 4, 2009neWton, maSS.no. 14 BoSton 5Quinnipiac 0

Boston college (3-0) 5 0 5Quinnipiac (0-1) 0 0 0

Scoring – BC: 34:39, Janna Anctil (unassisted); BC: 30:49, Chelsey Feole (unassisted); BC: 17:12, Chelsey Feole (Janna Anctil); BC: 10:26, Jess Roberts (Emily Kozniuk, Janna Anctil); BC: 2:38, Emily Kozniuk (unassisted)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 3; Nicole Barry, 0; Quinnipiac: Jenna Grossman, 4; Nicole Lewis, 4

Shots – BC: 22; Quinnipiac: 4

SeptemBeR 6, 2009neWton, maSS.no. 14 BoSton college 6holy cRoSS 2

Boston college (4-0) 3 3 6holy cross (0-3) 1 1 2

Scoring – BC: 31:38, Kate Gillis (Janna Anctil); BC: 29:52, Chelsey Feole (penalty stroke); HC: 10:36, Courtney Callahan (Kara Gonnerman); BC: 6:16, Caitlin McGovern (Chelsey Feole); HC: 61:00, Courtney Callahan (Lizzie McManus); BC: 59:33, Chelsey Feole (Caitlin McGovern, Janna Anctil); BC: 57:03, Emily Kozniuk (Kate Gillis); BC: 39:25, Taylor Turchi (Courtney Tavener)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 1; HC: Kelly Casey, 8

Shots – BC: 22; HC: 3

SeptemBeR 12, 2009camBRidge, maSS.no. 10 BoSton college 4BoSton uniVeRSity 3

Boston college (5-0) 2 1 1 4Boston university (1-4) 2 1 0 3

Scoring – B: 2:03, Chelsey Feole (Courtney Tavener); BC: 12:56, Janna Anctil (Courtney Tavener); BU: 22:28, Giovanna Monaco (Allie Dolce); BU: 29:39, Maryette Stuart (penalty stroke); BU: 38:45, Allie Dolce (unassisted); BC: 48:00, Kate Gillis (Chelsey Feole); BC: 74:59, Chelsey Feole (Emily Kozniuk, Janna Anctil)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 8; BU: Amanda Smith, 6

SeptemBeR 13, 2009neWton, maSS.no. 10 BoSton college 7monmouth 1

Boston college (6-0) 3 4 7monmouth (3-3) 1 0 1

Scoring – BC: 26:39, Kate Gillis (Emily Kozniuk); BC: 1 :09, Kate Gillis (Janna Anctil); BC: 12:57, Emily Kozniuk (unassisted) MU: 4:37, Ashley McPeek (unassisted); BC: 32:31, Janna Anctil (unassisted); BC: 25:03, Chelsey Feole (unassisted); BC: 15:01, Courtney Tavener (Catherine O’Brien, Chelsey Feole); BC: 14:10, Chelsey Feole (Marlotte van den Bergh)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 3; Nicole Barry, 1: MU: Melissa Katz, 15

Shots – BC: 27; MU: 7

SeptemBeR 19, 2009neWton, maSS.no. 1 maRyland 6no. 9 BoSton college 2

maryland (8-0) 3 3 6Boston college (6-1) 1 1 2

Scoring – MD: 15:41, Nicole Muracco (Katie O’Donnell); MD: 17:43, Katie O’Donnell (Janessa Pope); BC: 19:12, Chelsey Feole (penalty stroke);

MD: 30:14, Emma Thomas (Alexis Pappas); BC: 37:23, Jessica Roberts (Chelsey Feole); MD: 60:27, Janessa Pope (unassisted); MD: 68:19, Nicole Muracco (Alexis Pappas); MD: 69:28, Katie O’Donnell (unassisted)

Saves – MD: Alicia Grater, 5; BC: Kristine Stigas, 4

Shots – MD: 14; BC: 9

SeptemBeR 20, 2009amheRSt, maSS.no. 9 BoSton college 2no. 11 umaSS 1

Boston college (7-1) 0 1 1 2umass (5-2) 0 1 0 1

Scoring – UM: 50:12, Nicole Cordero (Kate Heineman); BC: 62:03, Chelsey Feole (Catherine O’Brien); BC: 75:01, Janna Anctil (Caitlin McGovern)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 14; UM: Alesha Widdall, 4

Shots – BC: 16; UM: 26

SeptemBeR 27, 2009chaRlotteSVille, Va.no. 4 ViRginia 2no. 9 BoSton college 0

Virginia (10-0) 0 2 2Boston college (7-2) 0 0 0

Scoring – VA: 51:09, Inga Stockel (Paige Selenski); VA: 60:03, Paige Selenski (unassisted)

Saves – VA: Kim Kastuk, 3: BC: Kristine Stigas, 3

Shots – VA: 9; BC: 3

octoBeR 3, 2009neWton, maSS.no. 10 BoSton college 3no. 13 duKe 2

Boston college (8-2) 2 1 3duke (5-5) 2 0 2

Scoring – DU: 34:10, Amie Survilla (unassisted); BC: 18:21, Marlotte van den Bergh (Courtney Tavener); BC: 11:46, Jessica Roberts (Chelsey Feole, Emily Kozniuk); DU: 10:21, Mary Nielsen (Lauren Miller); BC: 32:07, Jessica Roberts (Emily Kozniuk, Chelsey Feole)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 1; DU: Samantha Nelson, 9

Shots – BC: 13; DU: 6

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octoBeR 5, 2009neWton, maSS.no. 10 BoSton college 4no. 19 pRoVidence 2

Boston college (9-2) 1 3 4providence (4-7) 0 2 2

Scoring – BC: 4:09, Courtney Tavener (unassisted); PC: 22:07, Ali Shover (Nellie Poulin); BC: 19:24, Chelsey Feole (Emily Kozniuk, Janna Anctil); BC: 15:34, Jessica Roberts (Emily Kozniuk); BC:10:41, Chelsey Feole (Courtney Tavener); PC: 0:25, Julie Ruggieri (unassisted)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 5; PC: Rachel Chambelain, 1

Shots – BC: 8; PC: 8

octoBeR 10, 2009chapel hill, nc.no. 2 noRth caRolina 4no. 9 BoSton college 0

north carolina (12-0) 3 1 4Boston college (9-30 0 0 0

Scoring – NC: 3:06, Melanie Brill (Katelyn Falgowski); NC: 14:26, Illse Davids (Melanie Brill); NC: 23:08, Melanie Brill (Katie Ardrey); NC: 39:00, Illse Davis (Kelsey Kolojejchick)

Saves – NC: Brianna O’Donnell, 4; BC: Kristine Stigas, 6

Shots – NC: 16; BC; 9

octoBeR 11, 2009chapel hill, nc.no. 9 BoSton college 5RadfoRd 0

Boston college (10-3) 2 3 5Radford (6-7) 0 0 0

Scoring – BC: 1:32, Courtney Tavener (Chelsey Feole); BC: 5:51, Jessica Roberts (Chelsey Feole); BC: 38:41, Chelsey Feole (Emily Kozniuk, Janna Anctil); BC: 60:17, Chelsey Feole (Jessica Roberts); BC; 63:54, Janna Anctil (Kate Gillis)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 4; Nicole Narry, 0; RA: Jennifer Wisniewski, 12

Shots – BC; 24; RA: 4

octoBeR 16, 2009BoSton, maSS.no. 9 BoSton college 3noRtheaSteRn 2

Boston college (11-3) 1 2 3northeastern (9-6) 1 1 2

Scoring – BC: 5:15, Chelsey Feole (unassisted); NU: 34:22, Crystal Poland (Carolyn Malloy); BC: 40:03, Janna Anctil (Jessica Roberts); NU: 48:29, Carolyn Malloy (Emily Norell); BC: 49:26, Emily Kozniuk (Janna Anctil)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 6; NU: Lizzie Priest, 6

Shots – BC: 15; NU: 11

octoBeR 18, 2009duRham, nh.neW hampShiRe 3no. 9 BoSton college 2

new hampshire (9-6) 2 1 3Boston college (11-4) 1 1 2

Scoring – UNH: 3:22, Hayley –Rausch (Meg Shea); BC: 11:34, Jana Anctil (unassisted); UNH: 24:46, Kyle Lyons (Kara Connolly); BC: 47:46, Kate Gillis (Janna Anctil); UNH: 54;01, Meg Shea (Whitney Frates)

Saves – UNH: Katherine Nagengast, 7; BC: Kristine Stigs, 3

Shots – UNH: 12; BC: 15

octoBeR 25, 2009neWton, maSS.no. 10 BoSton college 1no. 5 SyRacuSe 0

Boston college (12-4) 0 1 1Syracuse (15-2) 0 0 0

Scoring – BC: 47:31, Chelsey Feole (Janna Anctil, Emily Kozniuk)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 13; Cuse: Leann Stiver, 1

Shots – BC: 2; Cuse: 17

octoBeR 28, 2009neWton, maSS.no. 9 BoSton college 9haRVaRd 1

Boston college (13-4) 6 3 9harvard (5-9) 0 1 1

Scoring – BC: 9:26, Chelsey Feole (unassisted); BC: 10:43, Courtney Tavener (Emily Kozniuk); BC: 11:50, Chelsey Feole (Emily Kozniuk); BC: 25:08, Chelsey Feole (Courtney Tavener); BC: 30:58, Jacqui Moorfield (Emily Kozniuk, Courtney Tavener); BC:

33:55, Jess Roberts (Jacqui Moorfield); BC: 44:13, Janna Anctil (Chelsey Feole); BC: 46:53, Chelsey Feole (unassisted); BC: 53:34, Chelsey Feole (Janna Anctil); HA: 54:57, Chloe Keating (Georgia McGillivray)

Saves – BC: Kristine Stigas, 2; Nicole Barry, 2; HA: Cynthia Tassopoulos, 10

Shots – BC: 25; HA: 6

octoBeR 31, 2009WinSton-Salem, n.no. 6 WaKe foReSt 5no. 9 BoSton college 2

Boston college (13-5) 0 2 2Wake forest (11-5) 3 2 5

Scoring – WF: 2:13, Raisa Schiller (Kaitlin Piosa); WF: 15:12, Kim Romansky (Liza Casella); WF: 30:44, Hilary Moore (unassisted); BC: 47:26, Chelsey Feole (Emily Kozniuk); WF: 54:17, Kaitlin Piosa (penalty stroke); WF: 58:21, Raisa Schiller (unassisted); BC: 65:10, Kate Gillis (unassisted)

Saves – WF: Kaitlyn Ruhf, 4; BC: Kristine Stigas, 7

Shots – WF: 14; BC: 8

noVemBeR 5, 2009chaRlotteSVille, Va. (acc)no. 6 WaKe foReSt 4no. 9 BoSon college 3

Wake forest (12-5) 2 2 4Boston college (13-6) 1 2 3

Scoring – BC: 15:44, Emily Kozniuk (Janna Anctil); WF: 18:53, Lizzie Rae (Kim Romansky); WF: 27:50, Kim Romansky (Raisa Schiller); WF; 41:22, Raisa Schiller (unassisted); WF: 45:56, Melissa Martin (unassisted0; BC: 47:07 Chelsey Feole (Kate Gillis); BC: 52:19, Courtney Tavener (Chelsey Feole)

Saves – WF: Kaitlyn Ruhf, 3; BC: Kristine Stigas, 4

Shots – WF: 16; BC: 11

noVemBeR 14, 2009pRinceton, nJ. (ncaa)SyRacuSe 6BoSton college 2

Syracuse (18-3) 4 2 6Boston college 2 0 2

Scoring – SU: 11:37, Amy Kee (Martina Loncarica, Maggie Befort); BC: 15:57, Chelsey Feole (Kate Gillis); SU: 17:51, Maggie Befort (unassisted); BC: 24:49, Janna Anctil (unassisted); SU: 28:53, Tracy Deitrick (unassisted); SU: 30:19, Shleby Schraden (Martina Loncarica); SU: 39:48, Kristin Girouard (Lindsey Conrad); SU: 43:10, Lindsy Conrad (unassisted)

Saves – Cuse: Leann Stiver, 8; BC: Kristine Stigas, 5

Shots – Cuse: 18; BC: 14

programhistory

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BIG EASTSCHOLAR-ATHLETEOF THE YEAR1998 Katie Gentile

BIG EASTACAdEMIC ALL-STARSJen Baker – 1994Dawn Benink – 1992Julia Berkowitz – 2005Elizabeth Betta – 1999, 2000Gabrielle Bieg – 1996, 1998Paula Bonato – 1992Morgan Brady – 1999, 2000, 2001Nichole Bukowski – 1999, 2000, 2001Amanda Chase – 2004, 2005Alison Corradi – 1991, 1993Janis Cornwall – 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999Jill Dedman – 1999, 2000, 2001Mary DeFilippo – 2005Kim Desto – 2002, 2003Gina Dinan – 2001, 2002Virginia Drozd – 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Andrea Durko – 1997, 1998Sarah Egnaczyk – 1995, 1996, 1997Suzanne Filip – 1999Marion Fitzgerald – 1996Kim French – 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004Fay Gauthier – 1990, 1991Katie Gentile – 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999Sarah Graves – 1990Jen Hall – 1999, 2000, 2001Lauren Hill – 2002, 2003, 2004Bronwen Kelly – 2003, 2004, 2005Brenna Leahy – 2005Maria LoRusso – 2002, 2003Kristen Madden – 2003, 2004, 2005Julianne Marrone – 1998, 1999Meghan McClure – 1999Kendra Medville – 1996, 1998, 1999Kellie Misiaszek – 1998, 1999, 2000Rachel Mott – 1994, 1996Ariene Moyes – 1991, 1993Niki Novocin – 1998, 1999Julie Obear – 1993, 1994, 1995Meggie O’Neil – 2001Meg Palisoul – 2004, 2005Brianne Pearce – 2005Elizabeth Reh – 2000Lisa Roth – 1999, 2000Robin Rozycki – 1996Lauren Schultz – 2002, 2003, 2004Alexi Siglin – 1995, 1996Jessica Sinco – 1996Nicole Statuta – 1996Amy Suchanek – 1999, 2000Caitlin Young – 2005Kim Young – 2002, 2003Christy Zider – 2000, 2002, 2003

ALL-ACCACAdEMIC AWARdSJanna Anctil – 2008, 2009Julia Berkowitz – 2006, 2007, 2008Bob Dirks – 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Caitlin Gillen – 2006Chelsey Feole – 2007, 2008, 2009Tara Fernandes – 2007, 2008 Crystal Frates – 2008 Brenna Leahy – 2005, 2007Kara Mackintire – 2009Kristen Madden – 2005Caitlin McGovern – 2009Catherine O’Brien – 2009Meg Palisoul – 2005Katie Quaglia – 2006, 2008Jenny Raftery – 2007, 2008, 2009Lexi Ratering Arntz – 2007, 2008, 2009Jessica Roberts – 2007, 2008, 2009Kelley Smith – 2007, 2008Kristine Stigas – 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Caitlyn Young – 2007Marlotte van den Bergh – 2008, 2009

NFHCA ACAdEMICALL-AMERICA2001 Gina Dinan Kim French Maria LoRusso Lauren Schultz Christy Zider

2002 Kim French Bronwen Kelly Maria LoRusso Lauren Schultz Kim Young Christy Zider

2003 Virginia Drozd Kim French Bronwen Kelly Lauren Schultz Sara York

2004 Julia Berkowitz Mary DeFilippo Bronwen Kelly Lauren Schultz Caitlyn Young

2005 Julia Berkowitz Mary DeFilippo Bronwen Kelly Kristen Madden Meg Palisoul Jill Savoy Caitlyn Young

2006 Julia Berkowitz Mary DeFilippo Kristine Stigas

2006 Julia Berkowitz Mary DeFilippo Kristine Stigas

2007 Julia Berkowitz Bob Dirks Alyssa Emrick Tara Fernandes Brenna Leahy Lexy Ratering Arntz Kristine Stigas

2008 Julia Berkowitz Bob Dirks Tara Fernandes Lexy Ratering Arntz Kelley Smith Kristine Stigas

2009 Janna Anctil Chelsey Feole Jenny Raftery Lexy Ratering-Arntz Kristina Stigas

ACC POSTGRAdUATESCHOLARSHIP

2006 Kristen Madden

2008 Caitlyn Young

2009 Bob Dirks

EAGLE OF THE YEAR

1995 Julie Obear 1997 Sarah Egnaczyck

1999 Anne Marie Ambros

2006 Kristen Madden

2009 Bob Dirks


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SARAH EGNACZYKThe 1997 Eagle of the Year andwinner of the NCAA PostgraduateScholarship, Egnaczyk was amember of the 1997 U.S. nationalteam and a two-time U.S. under-21team member. She graduated fromthe Carroll School of Managementwith summa cum laude honors.

JULIE OBEARThe 1995 Eagle of the Year andwinner of the NCAA PostgraduateScholarship, Obear was a memberof both the field hockey and softballteams. She was an All-BIG EASTfirst team selection in both sports.She graduated from the College ofArts & Sciences.

199�-9� Elizabeth BettaGabrielle BiegJanis CornwellJill DedmanSarah EgnaczykKatie GentileKendra MedvilleKellie MisiaszekLori PiscatelliAmy Suchanek

199�-9� Elizabeth BettaGabrielle BiegMorgan BradyNichole BukowskiJanis CornwellJill DedmanSuzanna FilipKatie GentileJen HallJulianne MarroneKendra MedvilleKellie MisiaszekLisa RothAmy Suchanek

199�-99 Elizabeth BettaGabrielle BiegMorgan BradyNichole BukowskiJanis CornwellJill DedmanSuzanna FilipKatie GentileJen HallJulianne MarroneKendra MedvilleKellie MisiaszekNiki NovocinLisa RothAmy Suchanek

ATHLETIC dIRECTOR’S AWARd FOR ACAdEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

1999-2000 Elizabeth BettaMorgan BradyNichole BukowskiJill DedmanKim FrenchJen HallJulianne MarroneKellie MisiaszekElizabeth RehLisa RothAmy Suchanek

2000-01 Morgan BradyNichole BukowskiJill DedmanGina DinanKim FrenchJen HallMaria LoRussoLauren SchultzKim YoungChristy Zider

2001-02Kim DestoGina DinanVirginia DrozdKim FrenchBronwen KellyMaria LoRussoLauren SchultzKim YoungChristy Zider

2002-0� Meg BroganVirginia DrozdKim FrenchBronwen KellyMaria LoRussoLauren SchultzKim YoungChristy Zider

200�-0�Amanda ChaseMary DeFilippoLauren HillBronwen KellyKristen MaddenLauren SchultzSara York

200�-0� Julia BerkowitzAmanda ChaseMary DeFilippoBronwen KellyBrenna LeahyKristen MaddenMeg PalisoulBrianne PearceLauren SchultzCaitlyn Young

200�-0� Julia BerkowitzMeg BroganAmanda ChaseMary DeFilippoAlyssa EmrickCaitlin GillenBronwen KellyBrenna LeahyKristen MaddenMeg PalisoulKatie QuagliaSara YorkCaitlin Young

200�-0�Cristina AlmendralesJulia BerkowitzAmanda ChaseMary DeFelippoBob DirksAlyssa EmrickCaitlin GillenBrenna LeahyKatie QuagliaKelley SmithKristine StigasCaitlyn Young

200�-0�Cristina AlmendralesJulia BerkowitzBob DirksAlyssa EmrickChelsey FeoleLexy Ratering ArntzKelley SmithKristine StigasCaitlyn Young

200�-09Janna AnctilChelsey FeoleCaitlin McGovernJenny RafteryLexy Ratering ArntzJessica RobertsKristine Stigas

2009-10Janna AnctilChelsey FeoleKara MackintireCaitlin McGovernJenny RafteryLexy Ratering ArntzJessica RobertsKristine Stigas

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Team RecordsMOST WINS IN A SEASON1. 17 (2004)2. 15 (1994, 1997, 1998, 2002, 2003)3. 14 (2006)4. 13 (2005) 5. 12 (1995, 2007, 2008)

MOST GOALS IN A GAME1. 13 (vs. Ohio State, 9/5/98)2. 11 (vs. Appalachian State, 10/5/08)3. 10 (vs. Sacred Heart, 9/7/05)4. 9 (vs. Brown, 10/12/05) 9 (vs. Appalachian State, 10/1/06) 9 (vs. Scared Heart, 9/9/07) 9 (vs. Harvard, 10/28/09)6. 8 (vs. Pacific, 9/10/00)

MOST GOALS IN A SEASON1. 73 (2003)2. 70 (2009)3. 65 (2004)4. 59 (2006)5. 58 (2005)6. 54 (1997) 54 (2007)

CONSECUTIVE WINS1. 9 (10/9/04-11/5/04)2. 8 (10/2/95-10/25/95)3. 7 (9/30/98-10/21/98; 9/19/03-10/12/03)

GOALkEEPER SAVES IN A SEASON1. 247 (1990)2. 240 (1999)3. 234 (1993)4. 219 (1991)5. 184 (1994)6. 183 (1992)7. 181 (1988)8. 166 (1995)9. 144 (1998)10. 143 (1996)

GOALkEEPER SAVES IN A GAME1. 36 (Sarah Egnaczyk; 10/2/93)2. 35 (Sarah Egnaczyk; 9/9/93)3. 24 (Jill Dedman; 10/3/99)4. 20 (Jill Dedman; 9/17/99) 20 (Sarah Egnaczyk; 9/7/96) 20 (Sarah Egnaczyk; 11/13/94)7. 19 (Jill Dedman; 10/11/00) 19 (Sarah Egnaczyk; 9/4/93) 19 (Heather Welch; 10/17/92) 19 (Heather Welch; 10/20/91) SHUTOUTS IN A SEASON1. 10 (2002)2. 9 (twice; 1994, 2004)3. 8 (twice; 1997, 2003)

Individual RecordsGOALS IN A SEASON1. 26 Chelsey Feole (2009)2. 24 Sabrina Lazzari (2004)24 Sara York (2003)3. 19 Bob Dirks (2006) 19 Bob Dirks (2008) 19 Shannon Murphy (1987)6. 18 Julie Obear (1998)7. 16 Chelsey Feole (2008)8. 14 Crystal Frates (2006) 14 Lynn Frates (1983) 14 Joy Ramsbotham (1998)11. 13 Crystal Frates (2005) 13 Bob Dirks (2007)

GOALS IN A CAREER (minimum 2 seasons)1. 62 Bob Dirks (2005-2008 )2. 56 Chelsey Feole (2006-2009)3. 42 Kim French (1999-03 ) 42 Andrea Durko (1994-97 )4. 41 Joy Ramsbotham (1995-98)5. 40 Crystal Frates (2007-2007)6. 39 Sara York (2002-05 )*7. 34 Julie Obear (1991-94) ASSISTS IN A SEASON1. 22 Anne Marie Ambros (1997)2. 17 Anne Marie Ambros (1998)3. 15 Linda Griffin (1984) 15 Julie Obear (1993) 15 Katie Quaglia (2006) 15 Emily Kozniuck (2009)6. 14 Paula Boukouvalas (1994)7. 13 Janis Cornwall (1997)8. 12 Bob Dirks (2007)9. 11 Janis Cornwall (1998)10. 10 Virginia Drozd (2001) 10 Maura Sullivan (1987)

ASSISTS IN A CAREER (minimum 2 seasons)1. 53 Anne Marie Ambros (1995-98)2. 30 Janis Cornwell (1995-98)3. 29 Julie Obear (1991-94)4 26 Bob Dirks (2005-2008)5. 25 Bronwen Kelly (2002-05)6. 23 Kristen Madden (2002-05) 23 Emily Kozniuck (2007-)

POINTS IN A SEASON1. 64 Chelsey Feole (2009)2. 54 Sabrina Lazzari (2004)3. 48 Sara York (2003)4. 45 Julie Obear (1994)5. 43 Bob Dirks (2008)6. 42 Bob Dirks (2006) 42 Shannon Murphy (1987)8. 38 Bob Dirks (2007) 38 Chelsey Feole (2008)11. 35 Crystal Frates (2006)12. 32 Andrea Durko (1996) 32 Joy Ramsbotham (1998) 32 Joy Ramsbotham (1996)

POINTS IN A CAREER (minimum 2 seasons)1. 150 Bob Dirks (2005-2008 )2. 134 Chelsey Feole (2006-2009)2. 100 Joy Ramsbotham (1995-98)3. 95 Andrea Durko (1994-97)4. 93 Julie Obear (1991-94)5. 90 Kim French (1999-2003)6. 89 Crystal Frates (2004-2007)7. 88 Sara York (2002-05)*8. 73 Anne Marie Ambros (1995-98) 73 Bronwen Kelly (2002-05)

SAVES IN A SEASON1. 240 Jill Dedman (1999)2. 202 Sarah Egnaczyk (1993)3. 180 Heather Welch (1990)4. 175 Wendy Carter (1988)5. 170 Sarah Egnaczyk (1995)6. 166 Heather Welch (1992)7. 162 Sarah Egnaczyk (1995)8. 144 Jill Dedman (1998)9. 141 Jill Dedman (2000)10. 127 Sarah Egnaczyk (1996)

SAVES IN A CAREER (minimum 2 seasons)1. 661 Sarah Egnaczyk (1993-96)2. 539 Jill Dedman (1997-2000)3. 459 Heather Welch (1990-92) ^4. 305 Julia Berkowitz (2004-08)5. 252 Lauren Hill (2000-03)5. 228 Jillian Savoy (2002-05)

SAVE % FOR A SEASON (minimum 5 games played)1. .890 Sarah Egnaczyk 1995 19 GP2. .878 Heather Welch 1992 17 GP3. .870 Jill Dedman 1999 20 GP4. .869 Heather Welch 1991 9 GP5. .868 Marilyn Huang 1990 19 GP6. .867 Sarah Egnaczyk 1994 20 GP7. .860 Sarah Egnaczyk 1993 19 GP8. .852 Jill Dedman 1998 22 GP9. .845 Jill Dedman 2000 18 GP10. .839 Marilyn Huang 1991 11 GP

SAVE % FOR A CAREER (minimum 2 seasons)1. .860 Sarah Egnaczyk 1993-96 .860 Elizabeth Hays 1993-96 .860 Heather Welch 1990-92 ^4. .855 Jill Dedman 1997-20005. .850 Marilyn Huang 1988-91 ^6. .760 Lauren Hill 2000-037. .755 Julia Berkowitz 2004-20088. .740 Jillian Savoy 2002-05

* Sara York played the 2002 season at the University of Virginia where she compiled 3-3—9. ^ Missing stats from 1989.

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2000 (10-�)HEAd COACH – SHERREN GRANESES 1 H St. Joseph’s W 1-0S 3 H Kent State W 3-2 *S 6 H Massachusetts L 0-1 S 8 A Stanford W 3-2 *S 10 N Pacific W 8-0S 13 H Boston University W 1-0S 17 H Penn State L 0-2 S 20 A Northeastern L 0-4 S 24 H Yale W 2-1S 27 H Providence W 2-1O 1 A Syracuse L 0-4 O 4 A Rhode Island W 5-0O 11 H Connecticut L 1-2 **O 15 A Holy Cross W 1-0O 18 H Harvard L 0-2 O 21 H Villanova W 2-0O 24 A New Hampshire L 1-2 O 28 A Rutgers L 2-3

2001 (11-�)HEAd COACH – SHERREN GRANESEA 31 H Ohio L 0-1S 2 H Vermont W 4-0S 5 A Massachusetts L 1-2S 9 H American W 5-1S 17 A Boston University W 4-1S 19 H Northeastern L 0-3S 22 A Dartmouth L 0-5S 26 A Providence W 2-0S 30 H Syracuse L 0-1O 3 H Rhode Island W 3-1O 6 N James Madison L 1-3O 10 A Connecticut W 2-1O 13 H Yale W 3-2 *O 17 A Harvard L 0-5O 20 A Villanova W 4-2O 22 H Maine W 1-0O 24 H Holy Cross W 2-1O 28 H Rutgers W 2-1N 3 BE Villanova L 2-3 **

2002 (1�-�)HEAd COACH – SHERREN GRANESES 1 H Colgate W 4-0S 4 H Massachusetts W 3-1S 6 H Quinnipiac W 3-0S 11 H Boston University W 1-0S 14 A Michigan L 2-6S 15 N Northwestern W 1-0*S 18 A Northeastern L 0-4S 21 H Vermont W 2-0S 25 H Providence W 5-1S 29 A Syracuse W 2-0O 2 A Rhode Island W 2-1O 4 H Brown W 2-0O 9 H Connecticut L 0-1*O 13 A Holy Cross W 2-1O 20 H Villanova L 0-1O 23 H Harvard W 1-0**O 26 A Rutgers W 3-1O 30 H New Hampshire W 1-0N 2 A James Madison L 1-2N 3 N Radford W 1-0N 8 BE Villanova L 4-5*

200� (1�-�)HEAd COACH – SHERREN GRANESEBIG EAST CHAMPIONSA 30 N Northwestern L 2-3S 3 A Massachusetts W 2-0S 6 H Ohio W 4-0S 7 H Michigan L 3-5S 10 A Boston University W 1-0**S 17 H Northeastern L 2-3*S 19 H Quinnipiac W 7-0S 24 A Providence W 2-0S 28 H Syracuse W 3-1O 1 H Rhode Island W 5-0O 4 A Brown W 5-1O 8 A Connecticut W 2-1

O 12 H Holy Cross W 5-0O 18 A Villanova L 2-4O 22 A Harvard L 1-2O 24 H Rutgers W 3-1O 29 A New Hampshire W 5-3O 31 A Virginia L 3-4N 2 N Radford W 6-0N 7 BE Villanova W 5-1N 9 BE Connecticut W 4-3*N 15 NCAA Wake Forest L 1-5

200� (1�-�)HEAd COACH – SHERREN GRANESEA 28 H Maryland L 2-3*S 1 H Massachusetts W 3-1S 4 H Radford W 6-0S 5 H Vermont W 6-0S 10 H Virginia L 3-4S 12 H Boston University W 1-0S 15 A Northeastern W 3-2S 21 H Providence W 5-1S 26 A Syracuse L 1-2**S 29 A Holy Cross W 3-2O 3 H Brown W 6-0O 6 H Connecticut L 2-3*O 9 A California W 1-0O 10 N Stanford W 2-1O 15 H Villanova W 4-3O 17 H Fairfield W 3-0O 20 A Harvard W 3-2*O 23 A Rutgers W 4-0O 28 H New Hampshire W 3-2O 31 A Yale W 2-0N 5 BE Syracuse W 1-0N 7 BE Connecticut L 1-4N 13 NCAA Michigan State L 0-4

200� (1�-�)HEAd COACH –AINSLEE LAMBA 30 A Massachusetts W 4-2S 1 A Boston University L 1-2S 4 H Kent State W 3-2^S 7 N Sacred Heart W 10-2S 11 H Hofstra W 4-0S 17 H Maryland L 0-3S 21 A Providence W 4-3S 25 A Virginia W 1-0O 1 H Duke L 1-6O 2 A Holy Cross W 2-0O 8 A North Carolina L 1-3O 12 H Brown W 9-2O 15 A Northeastern W 2-1O 16 H Vermont W 3-1O 19 H Harvard W 4-0O 23 A New Hampshire W 3-2O 26 A Connecticut W 1-0O 30 A Wake Forest L 2-5N 3 ACC North Carolina L 1-2N 12 NCAA Connecticut L 2-3

200� (1�-�)HEAd COACH – AINSLEE LAMBA 26 H Ohio State L 2-4S 1 H Boston University W 3-0S 3 A Holy Cross W 3-1S 6 H Northeastern W 5-2S 9 A Quinnipiac W 3-0S 10 H Hofstra W 2-1 *S 16 A Maryland L 0-5S 17 N Towson W 6-1S 22 H Virginia W 1-0S 24 H Dartmouth W 5-1S 30 A Duke W 2-1 **O 1 N Appalachian State W 9-0O 4 A Providence W 2-1O 7 H North Carolina L 0-4

O 15 A Maine W 2-0O 18 A Harvard W 4-0O 22 H New Hampshire W 5-2O 25 H Connecticut L 3-4 *O 29 H Wake Forest L 1-6N 2 ACC Virginia L 1-2

200� (12-�)HEAd COACH – AINSLEE LAMBA 25 A Stanford L 1-2A 26 N Pacific W 3-1A 31 H Quinnipiac W 3-1S 2 H Holy Cross W 7-2S 7 A Boston University W 2-1S 9 H Sacred Heart W 9-1S 15 H Maryland L 0-2S 16 H Albany W 2-1 *S 22 A Virginia W 2-1S 28 H Duke L 2-3S 30 H Maine W 5-0O 3 H Providence L 0-3O 6 A North Carolina L 0-2O 13 A Northeastern W 3-1O 14 A Dartmouth W 2-0O 17 H Harvard W 3-2O 21 A New Hampshire W 5-2O 24 A Connecticut L 1-2O 28 A Wake Forest L 2-3N 1 ACC Virginia L 2-3 *

200� (12-�)HEAd COACH – AINSLEE LAMBA 29 H Massachusetts W 3-2A 31 H Vermont W 4-1S 5 A Quinnipiac W 2-0S 7 A Holy Cross W 4-0S 17 H Boston University W 4-2S 20 A Maryland L 0-5S 21 A Towson W 4-3*S 26 H Virginia L 1-2**O 1 A Providence L 1-2**O 4 A Duke L 0-5O 5 A Appalachian State W 11-0O 10 H North Carolina W 2-0O 12 H Dartmouth W 2-1O 17 H Northeastern W 4-3O 19 H New Hampshire W 3-2*O 22 A Harvard W 3-1O 26 A Syracuse L 1-3N 1 H Wake Forest L 1-4N 6 ACC Wake Forest L 3-4

2009 (1�-�)HEAd COACH – AINSLEE LAMBA 28 A Vermont W 3-0A 29 H William & Mary W 7-2S 4 H Quinnipiac W 5-0S 6 H Holy Cross W 6-2S 12 A Boston University W 4-3*S 13 H Monmouth W 7-1S 19 H Maryland L 2-6S 20 A UMass W 2-1*S 27 A Virginia L 0-2O 3 H Duke W 3-2O 5 H Providence W 4-2O 10 A North Carolina L 0-4O 11 A Radford W 5-0O 16 A Northeastern W 3-2O 18 A New Hampshire L 2-3O 25 H Syracuse W 1-0O 28 H Harvard W 9-1O 31 A Wake Forest L 2-5N 5 ACC Wake Forest L 3-4N 14 NCAA Syracuse L 2-6

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In 2005 the Boston College field hockey team made its new home at the state-of-the-art AstroTurf field located on the Newton Campus. Adjacent to the Newton Campus Soccer Field, the Field Hockey Complex features an irrigated, non-filled nylon turf surrounded by fencing and a retaining wall. The complex includes a 750-seat bleacher, an elevated scorer’s table area and a sports lighting system for evening play. In preparation for the 2007 fall season, wireless internet and a closed-in press box were added to the facility over the summer.

Construction began on April 19, 2005 and was completed in mid-August of the same year. The Eagles christened the field with a 3-2 win over Kent State on Sept. 4, 2005.

The field hosts all Boston College field hockey home games and also serves as the team’s practice facility.

Over the last four seasons, the Eagles have had much success at the Newton Campus Field, going 37-19. Nine wins against ranked opponents have come in Newton.

With the field’s close proximity to the dormitories, the “Superfans,” BC’s collective student fan base, frequent games to provide a boisterous and exciting atmosphere. Decked in bright gold t-shirts, Superfans, friends, and family sit right near the action in the bleachers or on the lawn shaded with trees surrounding the field.

Last season the Eagles got two of their biggest home wins in the history of Newton Field beating the 13th ranked ACC rival Duke 3-2 on October 3 and fifth ranked Syracuse Orange 1-0 on October 25.

In 2007, the Eagles hosted the ACC Field Hockey Championships. Newton Campus Field became the first site of an Atlantic Coast Conference tournament hosted by Boston College. The Eagles lost an overtime battle to Virginia, 3-2, in the quarterfinals. Almost 1,500 fans attended the five-game tournament, including the 500 who watched the championship game as North Carolina defeated Wake Forest, 4-3, in overtime.

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Boston is a unique blend of historic charm and contemporary vitality, where cobble-stoned streets meet glass-enclosed shopping galleries, the Freedom Trail’s landmarks stand beside cutting edge restaurants and renowned performance theatres brush shoulders with trendy nightclubs.

Explore Boston and you’ll know why this East Coast hub attracts millions of visitors each year. It is a place where the richness of American history is complemented by the vibrancy of a thriving, modern city. It is home to prestigious colleges and universities, is the backdrop for critically acclaimed movies and literature, and counts Ralph Waldo Emerson and John F. Kennedy among its famous sons.

With 21 distinctive neighborhoods, each with its own charm and personality, Boston is a diverse patchwork of culture and history. The compact layout makes it ideal to navigate on foot and has helped define it as “America’s Walking City.” Surrounded by natural beauty, Boston’s 48 square miles are encircled by a bustling harbor, tranquil coastline and a string of parks known as the Emerald Necklace.

Whether it’s learning the story behind the Tea Party of 1773, enjoying a ride on the pedal-powered Swan Boats in the Public Garden or exploring the unique shops and restaurants of Faneuil Hall Marketplace, your visit to Boston will be filled with unforgettable experiences.

To learn more about Boston and what its neighborhoods have to offer visit www.bostonusa.com.

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William P. Leahy, S.J. became the 25th president of Boston College on July 31, 1996. Born in Omaha, he grew up on his family’s farm near Imogene, Iowa. After one year of college at Creighton University, he entered the Wisconsin Province of the Society of Jesus in 1967. He received a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and a master’s degree in United States history from Saint Louis University in 1972 and 1975, respectively. Between 1975 and 1979, he studied theology at the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley, California, earning a master’s degree in divinity and a master’s degree in sacred theology while there. Ordained a priest in 1978, he completed doctoral studies in United States history at Stanford University in 1985.

Father Leahy joined the department of history at Marquette University in 1985 and became a tenured associate professor there six years later. In July 1991, he was named executive vice president at Marquette, where he served until being named president of Boston College in 1996.

During his years at Boston College, Father Leahy has presided over an institution that has solidified its position among the nation’s best and most selective national universities. Since 1996, BC’s endowment, sponsored research grants and student financial aid have doubled, and the percentage of student applicants accepted has fallen from 41 percent to 27 percent, while SAT scores have risen by more than 130 points. In addition, 100 full-time faculty members have been added,

minority student enrollment in undergraduate programs has climbed from 18 percent to 26 percent and annual cash gifts to the University have increased from $24 million to $95 million.

During his presidency, undergraduate applications to Boston College have grown from 16,500 to 30,000, making BC the fifth most- applied to private university in the United States. Currently, the University enrolls students from all 50 states and 80 countries, and its undergraduates have earned more than 250 prestigious fellowships, including two Rhodes Scholarships. Student-athletes at BC succeed in balancing the demands of academics and athletics, and BC consistently ranks among those universities with the highest NCAA graduation rates.

Most recently, the Boston College community has been engaged in a comprehensive assessment and planning effort that resulted in a 10-year Strategic Plan. This plan will build on Boston College’s strengths and accomplishments of the past and will focus additional resources on undergraduate liberal arts education and formation, as well as integrated science research and teaching. The University also intends to increasingly apply the strengths of its professional schools to resolving critical societal issues, and foster even more international links. In addition, Boston College intends to remain faithful to its Jesuit, Catholic heritage and to become the leading Catholic university and theological center in the world.

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Boston College was founded in 1863 by the Society of Jesus to serve the sons of Boston’s Irish immigrants. It was the first institution of higher education to be founded in the city of Boston. Today, it is one of the foremost universities in the nation, with a coeducational enrollment of 14,500 undergraduate and graduate students. Boston College has drawn students from all 50 states and more than 80 countries.

Boston College has grown not just in size, but also in stature and diversity. Today, it is ranked among the top 34 national universities by US News & World Report. Its Graduate School of Social Work is listed among the nation’s top 15, also by US News, while the graduate programs of its Lynch School of Education are among the top 20 and its Connell School of Nursing and Law School are among the top 30. In addition, eight undergraduate programs of the Carroll School of Management placed among the top 10 in the nation according to BusinessWeek, with accounting placing first in its category. Boston College is among the nation’s most selective universities, with nearly 30,000 applications received for its 2,250-member Class of 2013, and is numbered among the top American private research universities.

After more than a century of growth and evolution, Boston College holds fast to the ideals that inspired its Jesuit founders. The University today remains focused on its mission of helping students to develop their minds and talents while providing them with the motivation and compassion to use those talents in the service of others.

“Deeply rooted in its Catholic and Jesuit origins, Boston College offers an education that is distinctive in spirit and content, that is doubly rich with the best of human thought and with the profound insights of faith,” writes Reverend William P. Leahy, SJ, who assumed the presidency of Boston College in 1996. “We believe that Boston College provides a transforming experience for young men and women.”

A continued expression of this philosophy, based on the Jesuit principle of cura personalis, or care for the individual,

is the faculty’s dedication to teaching. BC faculty members have been honored for their teaching by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Education, while the University’s overall commitment to teaching has been ranked among the nation’s top 20, also by US News & World Report.

A Boston College education focuses not only on intellectual development, but also on personal, spiritual and physical development. Students are asked to use their abilities, education and acquired skills to help others in need, whether in Boston or Belize. Each year, more than 5,000 undergraduates give some 375,000 hours of community service in the Boston area, while more than 650 students trade vacation for service during Spring Break. Nearly 2,000 students take part in retreats and spiritual formation activities annually.

Today, the Boston College motto “ever to excel” also extends to a broad array of extracurricular activities and opportunities ranging from sports to the arts. Athletics is integral to the University’s focus on the development of the whole person in body as well as in mind and spirit. BC offers 31 men’s and women’s varsity sports, all of which compete at the NCAA Division I level, and annually has one of the highest graduation rates in Division IA.

BC offers a wide variety of resources that enrich intellectual and cultural life beyond the campus gates. Among these are the Jesuit Institute; Center for Ignatian Spirituality; Center for Catholic Education; Church in the 21st Century Center; Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life; Center for Human Rights and International Justice; Center for Christian-Jewish Learning; Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics; Center on Wealth and Philanthropy; Center for Retirement Research; Sloan Center on Aging and Work; Center for the Study of Testing, Evaluation and Educational Policy; TIMSS and PIRLS International Study Center; Center for International Higher Education; Burns Library of Rare Books and Special Collections; Robsham Theater Arts Center; McMullen Museum of Art; Center for Child, Family and Community Partnerships; Center for Corporate Citizenship; Center for Work and Family; Center for Irish Programs; Urban Ecology Institute and Weston Observatory.

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Since Gene DeFilippo became Director of Athletics in September of 1997, he has led the BC athletics program to an unprecedented period of innovation, growth, fundraising, athletic and academic success. He also led the program through one of the most significant periods in its history as it transitioned to full membership in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Under DeFilippo’s leadership, Boston College student-athletes’ achievements in the classroom have become an immense source of pride for the University and its supporters. Twenty-one Boston College sports teams received a perfect Graduation Success Rate score of 100, according to data released by the NCAA last November. That figure represents the most teams with a perfect 100 score of any Division I intercollegiate athletics program in the country. Last year, 379 BC student-athletes maintained a grade point average of 3.0 or better, earning the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Excellence. BC’s graduation rate for all student-athletes has consistently ranked in the nation’s top ten. DeFilippo initiated an impressive overhaul of BC’s athletics facilities that includes new football practice facilities, a total renovation of Conte Forum, including a new sound system, floor and video boards, new soccer, field hockey and lacrosse facilities on the Newton campus, new Field Turf for Alumni Stadium, and an air-inflated bubble to cover the stadium turf to provide an indoor practice facility for all sports during the winter months.

DeFilippo was instrumental in raising money to build the privately funded $27 million, 72,000-square-foot

Yawkey Athletics Center, which houses the football program, the Office of Learning Resources for Student-

Athletes, and a large function area for general University use. After football moved into the Yawkey Center, BC undertook a multi-million dollar renovation Conte Forum to provide additional locker room and office space for many of BC’s 31 varsity sports. DeFilippo renamed the Athletics Association’s fundraising arm (formerly Blue Chips) in honor of longtime Athletics Director Bill Flynn. Alumni, parents and friends of Boston College contributed more than $27 million during the past year (this total includes an extraordinary payment towards a capital project).The 4,600 donors to the Flynn Fund prove that there is strength in numbers; nearly 700 alumni, parents and friends have given to BC Athletics for at least 10 consecutive years. Anne and Gene DeFilippo cemented their commitment to Boston College by announcing their pledge of $100,000 to endow a scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded annually to a female student-athlete who demonstrates outstanding academic achievement and financial need. In athletics competition, DeFilippo has overseen some of the most successful seasons in Boston College Athletics history. During the 2009-10 season, the football team appeared in a school-record 11th consecutive bowl game and the men’s ice hockey team captured its fourth national championship (its third since 2001). In 2008, the men’s soccer team captured both the ACC regular-season and tournament championships and entered the NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament as the overall No. 1 seed. From 1993-97, DeFilippo served as director of athletics at Villanova University. He served as Associate Director of Athletics at the University of Kentucky from 1987-93, Director of Athletics at the University of South Carolina-Spartanburg from 1984-87 and Director of Administrative Services at Vanderbilt University from 1983-84. His coaching experience includes three years as offensive backfield coach at Vanderbilt (1980-82), which included the 1982 Hall of Fame Bowl. From 1975-79, he was offensive coordinator at Youngstown State University, during which time the team won two consecutive Mid-Continent Conference championships, 1978-79. In 1973-74, he was graduate assistant football coach for the University of Tennessee, coaching in the 1973 Gator Bowl and 1974 Liberty Bowl. A 1973 graduate of Springfield College with a Bachelor of Science degree, DeFilippo earned three varsity letters as a quarterback in football during his undergraduate career. He received a master’s degree in educational administration from the University of Tennessee in 1974. DeFilippo and his wife, Anne, are the parents of three children – Christine Eldred (married to Matt Eldred), John and Mary.

The deFilippo Fileyears School position 73-74 Tennessee Graduate Assistant Football Coach75-79 Youngstown State Assistant Football Coach80-82 Vanderbilt Assistant Football coach83-84 Vanderbilt Director of Administrative Services84-87 South Carolina-Spartanburg Director of Athletics87-93 Kentucky Asst., Assoc. Director of Athletics- External Operations93-97 Villanova Director of Athletics97-pres. Boston College Director of Athletics

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2010 BOSTON COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY SCHEDULE

AUGUST

27 Fri. at UMass 2:00 p.m.

28 Sat. vs. Indiana! 2:00 p.m.

31 Tue. at Providence 7:00 p.m.

SEPTEMBER

3 Fri. at Quinnipiac 12:00 p.m.

5 Sun. at Holy Cross 1:00 p.m.

10 Fri. BOSTON UNIVSITY 7:00 p.m.

18 Sat. at Maryland# 1:00 p.m.

19 Sun. vs. Towson!! 12:00 p.m.

24 Fri. VIRGINIA# 4:00 p.m.

26 Sun. CONNECTICUT 1:00 p.m.

OCTOBER

2 Sat. at Duke# 1:00 p.m.

8 Fri. NORTH CAROLINA# 4:00 p.m.

10 Sun. YALE 3:00 p.m.

15 Fri. NORTHEASTERN 7:00 p.m.

17 Sun. NEW HAMPSHIRE 3:00 p.m.

24 Sun. at Syracuse 1:00 p.m.

27 Wed. at Harvard 6:00 p.m.

29 Sat. WAKE FOREST# 3:00 p.m

NOVEMBER.

4 Thurs. ACC Quarterfinals Wake Forest

5 Fri. ACC Semifinals Wake Forest

7 Sun. ACC Championship Wake Forest

# ACC Games ! Hosted by UMass -Garber Field!! Hosted by Maryland

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