2010 radford field hockey guide

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Table of ContentsGENERAL INFORMATION1 TableofContents/MissionStatement2 QuickFacts3 2010Schedule

THE RADFORD EXPERIENCE4-5 ThisisRadfordUniversity6 CampusLife7 PresidentPenelopeKyle8-9 TheNewRiverValley10-11 RadfordAthletics12 AthleticsDirectorRobertLineburg13 Student-AthleteSupportServices14-15 RUFieldHockeyField16-17 Strength&Conditioning18 TheNorPacConference

2010 PREVIEW19 2010Roster20-21 2010Opponents

COACHING STAFF22-23 HeadCoachJeffWoods24 AssistantCoachTiffanySaunders

2010 HIGHLANDERS25-35 ReturningPlayerProfiles36-37 NewcomerProfiles

2009 REVIEW38 2009Statistics/Results39 NorPacStandings/Accolades

HISTORY / RECORDS40 History/CoachingRecords41 All-TimeAccolades42-43 All-TimeRoster44-45 RecordBook46 All-TimeRecordvs.Opponents47-54 Season-By-SeasonResults CREDITSThe2010RadfordUniversityFieldHockeyGuidewaswrittenandeditedbyBrianStanleyanddesignedbytheRadfordUniversityOfficeofAthleticCommunications.ThePublicationwasdesignedusingInDesignandPhotoshopCS3.AdditionaleditingandhistoricalresearchprovidedtoRadfordAthleticCommunicationsstudentassistants,BrianCox,TheBigSouthConferenceandGeneHyde,archivistatRad-fordUniversity’sMcConnellLibrary.

PHOTOGRAPHY:BrianStanley,TimCowie--DigItUpSports,WillisGlassgow--WGSportsPhotos,LoraGordon--UniversityPhotogra-pher,DanielKruhm,StevenMay,PatrickReedandBrettWhitesell.

MISSION STATEMENTThemissionoftheRadfordUniversityIntercollegiateAthleticProgramistoprovideanenvironmentin

whichstudent-athletesmaybuildcharacterandstriveforthehighestidealsinlifethrougheducationandpar-ticipationinintercollegiateathletics.Centraltothismissionarethefollowingcoreprinciples:

Intercollegiate athletic participation is an integral part of the educational mission of the University and ath-letic competition is offered to enhance the total development of the student.

Through the Intercollegiate Athletic Program, the University endeavors to provide student-athletes with proper direction and motivation to help them grow academically, athletically, morally and socially.

Radford University's Intercollegiate Athletic Program supports equitable opportunities for all student-athletes and staff, including women and minorities, and is committed to establishing and maintaining an environment that values cultural diversity.

The University strives for excellence in all athletic programs within the boundaries of integrity and honesty, and adheres to the principles of fair play and amateur athletic competition as defined by the NCAA.

The Intercollegiate Athletic Program at Radford University endeavors to maintain a strong and competitive NCAA Division I Program in all sponsored sports. Intercollegiate athletic competition aims not only to enhance the total development of the student-athlete, but also to benefit and enhance spirit and school pride among the entire student body, the University, the surrounding community, and the Commonwealth.

Radford University's Intercollegiate Athletic Program embraces the NCAA's principle of sportsmanship and ethical conduct through promoting the characteristics of courtesy, fairness, and respect.

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Quick FactsRADFORD UNIVERSITYNameofSchool RadfordUniversityLocation Radford,Va.Founded 1910Enrollment 9,230Nickname HighlandersColors RedandWhiteAffiliation NCAADivisionIConference NorPacWebsite www.Radford.eduPresident PenelopeW.Kyle(GuilfordCollege)DirectorofAthletics RobertLineburg(RoanokeCollege’91)AthleticDepartmentPhone (540)831-6194AthleticTrainer AmyDavis

FIELD HOCKEY INFORMATIONStadium RUFieldHockeyFieldCapacity 500HeadCoach JeffWoodsAlmaMater JamesMadison‘84RecordatRadford(Years) 193-287-7(24)CareerRecord(Years) SameOfficePhone (540)831-7821Email [email protected](Season) TiffanySaunders(2nd)AlmaMater Radford‘07OfficePhone (540)831-7821Email [email protected] 11-102009NorPacRecord(Finish) 5-1(1st/East)StartersReturning/Lost 11/0LetterwinnersReturning/Lost 17/3Newcomers 5

PROGRAM HISTORYFirstYear 1981All-TimeRecord 223-323-14All-TimeNorPacRecord 32-21(since2001)All-TimeConferenceRecord 54-83(SAFHC,CAA,NorPac)

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSAssistantA.D. JoeyBeelerOfficePhone (540)831-5726CellPhone (704)458-6198Email [email protected](FHContact) BrianStanleyEmail [email protected] (540)831-6884DirectorofAthleticMultimediaServices PatrickReedEmail [email protected] (540)831-5574Assistant KellyShumanEmail [email protected] JustinThompsonEmail [email protected] (540)831-6095Website www.RadfordAthletics.comMailingAddress P.O.Box6913,Radford,VA24142OvernightAddress 101DedmonCenter,Radford,VA24142

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2010 ScheduleDATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Aug.27 atOhio Athens,Ohio 3:00

Aug.28 vs.SaintLouis# Athens,Ohio 2:00

Sep.1 SIENA RADFORD 2:00

Sep.5 atWilliam&Mary Williamsburg,Va. 1:00

Sep.10 atTowson Towson,Md. 6:00

Sep.12 atSaintFrancis(Pa.) Loretto,Pa. 1:00

Sep.18 vs.Georgetown$ Louisville,Ky. 1:00

Sep.19 atLouisville Louisville,Ky. 1:00

Sep.22 DAVIDSON* RADFORD 7:00

Sep.26 atLongwood* Farmville,Va. 1:00

Oct.1 atAppalachianState* Boone,N.C. 7:30

Oct.8 APPALACHIANSTATE* RADFORD 6:30

Oct.10 atJMU Harrisonburg,Va. 1:00

Oct.13 atWakeForest Winston-Salem,N.C. 6:00

Oct.17 LONGWOOD* RADFORD 2:00

Oct.24 atVirginia Charlottesville,Va. 2:00

Oct.29 atDavidson* Davidson,N.C. 7:00

Oct.31 atNorthCarolina ChapelHill,N.C. 1:00

Nov.4 NorPacFirstRound Davidson,N.C. TBA

Nov.5 NorPacChampionships Davidson,N.C. TBA

Nov.6 NorPacChampionships Davidson,N.C. TBA

Nov.9 NCAAPlay-InGame atAtlantic-10 TBA

Nov.13 NCAAFirstRound TBA TBA

Nov.14 NCAASecondRound TBA TBA

Nov.19 NCAASemifinals CollegePark,Md. TBA

Nov.21 NCAAChampionship CollegePark,Md. TBA

ALLCAPSDenotesHomeContest

#HostedbyOhioUniversity

$HostedbyLouisville

*DenotesNorPacConferenceOpponent

AllTimesListedEasternStandard

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MCCONNELL LIBRARY MEMORIAL GARDENS

THIS IS RADFORD UNIVERSITYRadfordUniversityblendstherich,diversecurriculumofamajoruniversitywithasmalltownatmosphereconducivetolearningandpersonalenrichment.Byemphasizingstu-dentlearningasthecoreofitsmission,Radfordchallengesstudentsandhelpsthemde-velopacademically,socially,physically,culturallyandmorally.Theuniversityrecognizesthatinourrapidlychangingglobalsocietytoday’stechnologyistomorrow’shistoryandwhatenduresistheabilitytolearn,thinklogicallyandcommunicateclearly.

Radfordisasuccessful,popularuniversitythathasquicklygrowninstatureasaninnova-torinhighereducation.Itsgrowthinreputationhasbeenparalleledbyagrowthinnum-bersanddiversity.Theschoolenrollssome9,230studentsfromthroughouttheCommon-wealthofVirginia,from45otherstatesandfrom47foreigncountries.

Astate-supportedinstitutionfoundedin1910,Radfordoffersmorethan140undergradu-ateandgraduatedegreeprogramsinsevencolleges.TheinstitutionoffersBachelorofArts,Science,FineArts,BusinessAdministration,MusicTherapy,MasterofScience,ArtsandEducationalSpecialistsdegrees.ArmyROTCisavailable.

Radfordis,andwillcontinuetobe,acommunityinwhichallmembersparticipateactivelyandcommunicateopenly.Itisacommunitythatvaluesdiversityandisresponsivetochangeandnewideas.Mostimportantly,itisacommunitythatiscommittedtotheteach-ingandlearningprocessandmaintainsservicetostudentsasitshighestpriorityandmostenduringvalue.

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MEMORIAL GARDENS

CAMPUS

HURLBURT STUDENT CENTER

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CAMPUS LIFEWanttogetinvolved?Youcanstartwithmorethan200clubsandorganizations,includingacademicclubs,outdoorclubs,nationalhonorfraternitiesandGreekassociations.Joinateam--RUhasclubandintramuralsportsandNCAADivisionIathletics,whichincludeseightmen’sand11women’ssports.Ifthat’snotenough,there’scampuslectures,movies,performanc-es,festivals(picturedbelow)andconcertsfrombignameslikeThirdEyeBlind(picturedbelow)Outkast,Matchbox20andFuel.

THIRD EYE BLIND

HIGHLANDER FESTIVAL

STUDENT CENTER

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PenelopeWardKylebecameRadfordUniversity’ssixth,andfirstfemale,presidentwhenshetookofficeonJune1,2005.ShecametoRUwithmorethan30yearsofexperienceinstategovernment,thecorporateandlegalworlds,andhighereducation.

Uponassumingthepresidency,PresidentKyleimmediatelyfocusedonleadingtheuniversity’sinitiativetobecomeoneofthetop50mastersuniversitiesinthenation.

TheRadfordUniversitystrategicplan“7-17”,completedin2007atherdirection,identifiesfourstrategicdirec-tives--theinvestmentinpeople,programs,globalandlocalsocietyandthefutureofRadfordUniversity.

UnderPresidentKyle’sleadership,theuniversityalsoaddeditsfirstdoctoralprogramwithanemphasisinruralmentalhealthandlaunchedaninitiativetogrowgraduatecollegestudentenrollmentbyofferingadditionaldoctoralandmasterslevelprograms.Shehiredtheuniversity’sfirstprovostandcreatedtwonewvicepresiden-tialareasofresponsibility,InformationTechnologyandUniversityRelations.

TheRadfordUniversityBoardofVisitors,atPresidentKyle’srequest,hasincreaseditsmembershipbyfourpositionstoprovideanopportunityformorediversityandleadershipinnovationwithinthegoverningbody.

AnativeofsouthwestVirginia,PresidentKyleisaproductoftheGalaxpublicschoolssystem.ShegraduatedfromGuilfordCollegeinGreensboro,NorthCarolinaanddidherpostgraduatestudiesinEnglishatSouthernMethodistUniversityinDallas,Texas.ShereceivedherJurisDoctoratefromtheUniversityofVirginiaSchoolofLawandlaterearnedherMBAfromtheCollegeofWilliamandMary.

PresidentKyleservedasExecutiveDirectoroftheVirginiaLotteryfor11years,underthreesuccessivegovernors.FirstappointedbyGovernorGeorgeAllenin1994,shewasreappointedbyGovernorJamesGilmore,andthenreappointedonceagainbyGovernorMarkWarner.Previously,Ms.KylewasemployedbyCSXCor-poration,aninternationaltransportationcompany,whereshebecamethecompany’sfirstfemaleofficer.BeforejoiningCSXCorporation,shewasanattorneywithMcGuire,Woods,LLPinRichmond.ShealsotaughtEnglish

forsixyearsatThomasNelsonCommunityCollegeinHampton,Virginia.PresidentKyleservesinleadershippositionsonnumerouseducational,civic,cultural,professional,financialandvolunteerorganizations.Sheserved

ontheBoardofVisitorsatJamesMadisonUniversityfrom1984until1992andontheJMUFoundationBoard1992until1994.ShealsoservedontheVirginiaCommonwealthUniversityFoundationBoardfrom1994until2000andontheBoardofGovernorsofSaintChristopher’sSchoolfrom1999until2005.PresidentKyleiscurrentlyamemberoftheBoardofDirectorsoftheRoanokeRegionalChamberofCommerceandisamemberoftheBoardofDirectorsofPRA,Inc.,apubliclytradedcompany.

Ms.KyleismarriedtoCharlesL.Menges,anattorneyandpartnerwithMcGuire,Woods,LLC.Theyaretheparentsofthreechildren,son,KyleWardMenges,andtwodaughters,PenelopeWhitleyMenges,andPatriciaLeeMenges.

President Kyle

PENELOPE KYLERADFORD UNIVERSITY

PRESIDENT

HIGHLANDER FESTIVAL

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CASCADE FALLS BISSET PARK

THE NEW RIVER VALLEYwTheNRVishometooneoftheoldestriversintheworldtheNewRiver.It’salsooneofthefewriversintheworldthatflowssouthtonorth.

wTheNRVhoststhelargestresearchparkintheCommon-wealthofVirginia.

wTheNRViscomprisedofthefollowingcounties-Mont-gomery,Pulaski,Floyd,GilesandtheIndependentCityofRadford.

wTheNRVishometoapproximately165,145residents.

wTheNRVhostsRadfordUniversity,VirginiaTech,andNewRiverCommunityCollege.

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BISSET PARK THE NEW RIVER DOWNTOWN RADFORD

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ALL-AMERICANS

STUDENTS

RADFORD ATHLETICSTheRadfordUniversityathleticprogramoffers19varsitysports,eightformenand11for

women:men’sandwomen’sbasketball,crosscountry,golf,soccer,tennis,indoorandout-doortrack,alongwithfieldhockey,swimming,softballandvolleyballforwomen,andbase-ballformen.TheDedmonCenterandtheoutdoorathleticfacilities,whichsurroundthemulti-purpose

buildingaretheaward-winningfocalpointofaprogramthathasgrownrapidlythelastthreedecades.Theathleticprogramhasgrowndramaticallysince1974-75,whenmen’ssportswerefirst

offeredonavarsitylevel.Growthoftheprogramhasbeenrapid,butnotrandom.Eachstephasbeencarefullycontrolled,withnewsportsbeingaddedonlytomeetexistingdemandsandonlyafterassurancesforaqualityoperationcouldbemet.Theresultisawell-balancedandhighlysuccessfulprogram.RadfordcurrentlycompetesintheBigSouthConference.Achartermemberoftheyoung

league,Radfordhaswon39Leaguetitlesin10differentsportsandhasadvancedtoNCAApostseasonplayinsevensports.Highlanderathleticsoffersstrongsupportforitsstudent-athletes.Fromacademicadvis-

ingtocomplianceservices,Radfordgivesitsstudent-athletesthesupportneededtobesuccessfulintheclassroom.Radford’sathletictrainingandstrengthandconditioningpro-gramsallowthestudent-athletestocompeteattheirbestpossiblelevel.Atrueteamatmosphere,theHighlanderfamilyconsistsofeachandeveryRadfordstu-

dent-athletepastandpresent,thecoachesandathleticsstaff.Supportforeachprogramstartsfromwithinathleticsandreachesoutintothegeneraluniversitypopulationandthecommunityatlarge.Student-athletesandstaffsupporteachother,acrosssports,intotrain-ingandtheweightroom.Inaddition,strongpersonalbondsrunthroughouttheHighlanderfamilybindingstudent-athletes,coachesandstafftoeachother.

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STUDENTS

LEADERS

CHAMPIONS

2009-10 ACC0LADES 3BigSouthRegularSeasonTitles 1BigSouthTournamentChampion 2BigSouthPlayersoftheYear 3BigSouthCoachesoftheYear 1BigSouthAthleteoftheYear 1StateCoachoftheYear 1BigSouthWomanoftheYear 7BigSouthIndividualChampions 2BigSouthFreshmanoftheYear 48All-ConferenceSelections 2BigSouthTournamentMVP’s 2ScholarAthletesoftheYear 1TeamSportsmanshipAward 1Track&FieldAll-America1APHonorableMentionAll-American 2StatePlayersoftheYear 12All-StateSelections 1MostOutstandingStudent 28AcademicSelections

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SincebeingintroducedasRadfordUniversity’sDirectorofAthleticsinthefallof2007,RadfordnativeRobertLineburghashelpedusherinaneweraofHighlanderathletics,markedbyunprecedentedon-andoff-fieldimprovementsandsuccesses.

Inhisshorttimewiththedepartment,Lineburghasbeenthecatalystforanumberofchanges,particularlyinareassuchasfacilities,personnelandstrategicplanning.

HismostvisibleinfluencetodatehasbeenontheDedmonCenter,whereLineburghasbeeninvolvedwithmajorrenovationstothecenter-pieceofRadfordathleticsformorethan25years.Beginninginthespringof2008,thefacilityunderwenttransformationstothearena,includinganewsteel-supportedroof,anewbasketballfloor,renovatedathleticof-fices,anew-looknatatorium,andimprovedathleticlocker,training,andmedicalfacilities.

AlongwiththeinitialtransformationstotheDedmonCenter,anim-provedstate-of-the-artstrengthandconditioningroom,newticketofficeandLearningEn-hancementCenter(LEC),whichhousesstudent-athleteaca-demicsupport,werecompleted/addedin2009.

In2010,facilityupgradesincludedanewhigh-techvideoboard/soundsystemtotheDedmonCenteraswellasanewplayingsurface/irrigationsystemanddugoutstotheRad-fordUniversityBaseballField.

Lineburghasalsooverseenthehiresoffivenewheadcoaches,aswellassixnewathleticadministrators.Hishiresincludewomen’sbasketballheadcoachTajNjongba,headvolleyballcoachMarciJenkins,women’sheadgolfcoachJeffBeeler,headmen’ssoccercoachMarcReevesandthepromotionoftrackandfieldinterimdirec-

torBrentChumbleytoheadcoaches’status.AmongtheadministratorsaddedinLineburg’stenureareexecutiveassociateA.D.RandyButt,headathletictrainerChadHyatt,assistantA.D.forcommunicationsJoeyBeeler,directorofstudent-athletesupportservices/seniorwomen’sadministratorStephanieBallein,AssociateA.D.forexternaloperationsGregHerring,andDirectorofFacilitiesBradEpperley.

Asaresultofthechanges,Radfordachievedabanneryearin2008-09:women’ssoccer,men’sbasketball,men’stennisandsoftballclaimedBigSouthconferencecrownsandadvancedtoNCAATournamentplay.Women’ssocceradvancedtoitsfourthtournament,men’sbasketballwontheBigSouthregular-seasonandtournamenttitletoadvancetotheNCAAsforthefirsttimesince1998,men’stennismadeitsthird-straightappearance,andsoftballappearedforthefirsttimeandwonRadford’sfirst-everNCAAtournamentgameinanysport.

LineburgandtheHighlandersbackedtheirsuccessin2008-09withamen’stennisandsoftballBigSouthregularseasontitlein2009-10.MickeyDean’ssoftballteamwentontowintheirsecondstraightconferencetour-namentcrownbeforeadvancingtotheAthens,GeorgiaRegionalfinalwithtwomoreNCAATournamentvictories.

Heandhisstaffhavealsobeenresponsibleforcreatingafive-yearstrategicplanfortheRadfordathleticdepartmentandbuildinganathleticsfacilitiesmasterplan.AdditionalachievementsincludeusheringinanewathleticsInternetsite(RadfordAthletics.com),andhelpingimplementanewticketsystem(TicketReturn).Lineburgandhisstaffhavealsohostedtop-levelcompetition,withfiveBigSouthchampionshipstakingplaceontheRadfordcampusfrom2008-10..

ROBERT LINEBURGRADFORD UNIVERSITY

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

InadditiontomakinganimpactonRadfordathletics,Lineburgisalsoinvolvedinanumberofdifferentorganizationsandcommittees.HeisthechairmanoftheBigSouthConferenceonBasketballImprovement,amemberoftheBigSouthad-hocCommitteeonBasketballIssues,andamemberoftheselectioncommitteetoselectRadfordUniversity’sVicePresidentforAdvancement.

PriortobecomingRadford’sthirdDirectorofAthletics,Lineburg’scorpo-rateknowledgewasgroomedasamarketingassociatewithPelotonRealEstatePartnersinDallas,Texas.

Alongwithhisbusinessexperience,Lineburgspent15seasonsasacollegebasketballcoach,includingtimeasSouthernMethodist’sinterimheadcoach.PriortoservingastheMustangsinterimheadcoach,LineburgspenteightyearsasanassistantatSMU.Followinghisinterimtenure,heservedtwomoreseasonsasanassistantcoachatSouthernMethodist.

Lineburg’scoachingresumealsoincludesassistantcoachingpositionswiththemen’sbasketballprogramsatJamesMadisonUniversityandEmo-ry&HenryCollege,aswellaswiththeDallasMaverickssummerleagueteam.HiscoachingexperiencealsotookhimthroughtheBigSouth,ashespenttimeonthesidelineatUNCGreensboro.

A1991graduateofRoanokeCollege,LineburgstartedhiscollegiatebasketballcareerasaHighlander,wherehewasatwo-yearlettermanbeforetransferringtonearbyRoanokeCollegetoplayhisfinaltwoyears.

HeearnedhisBachelor’sinpoliticalsciencewithaminorinhistory.In1995,hereceivedaMaster’sDegreeineducationfromVirginiaTech,wherehewasalsoagraduateassistantonthemen’sbasketballstaff.

LineburgisthesonofretiredRadfordHighSchoolfootballcoachandathleticdirectorNormanLineburgandthebrotherofDr.MarkLineburg,theSuperintendentofBristolCitySchools,PaulLineburg,theAssistantPrinci-palatWilliamByrdH.S.andWayneLineburg,whoisinhisfirstseasonastheoffensivecoordinatorattheUniversityofRichmond.

HeismarriedtotheformerMaryParish,alsoanativeofRadford.

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STUDENT-ATHLETE SUPPORT SERVICESThemissionoftheStudent-AthleteSupportServices(SASS)officeforRadfordUniversityAthleticsistopromote,assist,andprovidecounseltoallstudent-athletes.Itsprimary,constantgoalistode-velopgraduatesandoutstandingcitizenswhohavecontributedintheareasofathleticcompetitionduringtheirtenuresofeducation.

LocatedintheDedmonAthleticCenter,thenewlyestablishedLearningEnhancementCenterisequippedwithcomputers,tutorialrooms,andastudylounge.

TheLearningEnhancementCenterprovidesdirectionforstudent-athletesviaacademiccounselinginconjunctionwithadvisorsfromtherespectivecollegesatRadfordUniversity.Academicsupportservicessuchastutoringandsupervisedstudyhallareprovided,aswellascareerplanning,moni-toringofeligibilitystatus,andahostofotherguidanceandadvisoryservices.

2009-10 ACADEMIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

2Scholar-AthletesoftheYear1MostOutstandingStudent33All-AcademicSelections

5All-StateAcademicSelections1BigSouthFemaleoftheYear58.3%PresidentialHonorRoll

2AcademicAll-DistrictSelections10Teamswith3.0GPA

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RU HOCKEY FIELDConstructed in1981,RadfordUniversityHockeyFieldservesashometo theRadford’sFieldHockeyprogram.Thefield itself is

naturalgrass,oneofonlytwoNorPacConferencefacilitiestoofferanaturalplayingsurface.

The fansideof the fieldoffersseating for fans,while theoppositeside features the teambenches,ascorer’s tableareaandadedicatedscoreboard.

Italsofeatureslights,allowingtheteamtopracticeorplayafterdark.OriginallydesignedasRadford’sintercollegiatesoccerfield,thestadiumwasconvertedforFieldHockey-onlyusein2002.

ThefieldispartoftheDedmonCenter,astate-of-the-artrecreationalandconvocationcomplex,openedin1981.Thecenterwasonlythetenthpermanentstructurewithanair-supportedfabricroofbuiltintheUnitedStates,anditssuperbdesignandversatilityhavemadeitaneye-poppingadditiontocampus.

Thecomplexfeaturesanatatoriumandoutsidefacilitieswhichincludeabaseballfield,tenniscourts,asoftballfield,intramuralfieldsandanoutdoorjoggingtrack.

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STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGAcomponentthatisvitaltotheRadfordathleticprogramisthestrengthandconditioningprogramdirectedbyStrengthandCondi-tioningCoachMichaelShumaker.

HighlanderAthleticshavelongbeenrecognizedasoneoftheleadersamongMid-Atlanticschoolsinitsconditioningandstrengthtraining.IthasbeenaninstrumentalpartinthesuccessofRadfordUniversitysportsthroughtheyears.UnderthedirectionofShumakerandas-sistantStrengthandConditioningCoachKimFaulkner,whooverseesthefieldhockeysquad,theprogramisdesignedtohelpeachstudent-athletereachhisorherfullpotentialintheirrespectivesport.

EachRadfordUniversitystudent-athletehasstrengthandconditioningprogramsuniquetotheirgoalsasaplayer.Thisprogram,developedbyShumaker,helpsprepareRADFORDstudent-athletesforthelongandrigorousin-seasonschedule.

TheStrengthandConditioningstaffatRadfordUniversityiscommit-tedtoexcellenceincompetitionandinlife.

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Formedin1982,theNorPacConferencehasevolvedoverthepast27yearsfromaninitialCaliforniamembershiptothecurrenteastandwestblend.ThreeoftheoriginalteamsincludePacific,StanfordandCalifornia.BothAppalachianStateandDavidsonacceptedinvitationstojoinin2000,followedbyRadfordin2001.

Longwoodwasaddedtotheconferencein2005asaprovisionalmemberwhilereclassifyingtoaDivisionImembership.AfterfulfillingNCAAreclassificationrequirements,Longwoodbecameeligibleforitsfirstconferencetournamentin2007andhostedthe2008championship.

UCDavisisthenewestadditiontotheleague.AftertheAggies’programwaselevatedfromclubtointercollegiatestatus,theNorPacConferenceannouncedtheadditionofUCDavisinJuly2008.TheAggies,in2009,wentontocompeteinafullconferencescheduleandparticipatedintheleaguetournament.

WiththeadditionofUCDavisastheeighthmember,theconferencereestablishedEasternandWesterndivisionalplayin2009.TheAggiesjoinedCalifornia,PacificandStanfordtomakeuptheWestDivision.AppalachianState,Davidson,LongwoodandRadfordformedtheEastDivision.Theround-robindivisionalplaywillculminatewiththeconferencechampionshiptournamentforalleightmembers.

In2010,thetournamentreturnstoDavidsonforthethirdtime,joiningStanford(four)andSaintLouis(three)asmultiple-yearhosts.AppalachianState(2001),California(2005)andLongwood(2007)haveservedasahostinstitutiononce.

In1998,thegrowthanddevelopmentoftheNorPacasanNCAAsingle-sportconferencewasassistedbyathree-yeargrantfromtheUnitedStatesOlympicCommittee(USOC)andtheNCAA,aswellasbyapartnershipwithandsupportfromtheUnitedStatesFieldHockeyAssociation(USFHA).Throughthegrantopportunity,therestructuringoftheconferenceincludedmembersCalifornia,DavisandElkinsCollege,MissouriState,Pacific,SaintLouisandStanford.

Since1999,theNorPacFieldHockeyConferencehasreceivedanNCAAplay-inopportunityoraconferenceautomaticqualification(2005).OverthepastdecadeNorPacrepresentativesare8-2inNCAAplay-ingames.

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NUMERICALNO. NAME POS. HT. CL. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 LynseyDaughtrey B 5-3 Jr. Suffolk,Va./Lakeland 2 AlexisKnorr F 5-3 Fr. Bloomsburg,Pa./Bloomsburg 3 MeganLenhardt B 5-7 Sr. Gloucester,Va./Gloucester 4 MarleeSchramm MF 5-5 Jr. Mantua,N.J./WestDeptford 6 AlisonMcNaught B 5-5 So. Chesapeake,Va./Hickory 7 EllieStaples B 5-5 Jr. NewportNews,Va./Menchville 8 EmilyVoss MF 5-4 So. Aurora,Colo./SmokyHill 9 CarolineHollerbach F 5-1 So. Annapolis,Md./Broadneck11 EmilyGrimes MF 5-1 Jr. Hershey,Pa./Hershey13 MelissaRegister F 5-5 Jr. Culpeper,Va./Culpeper14 KayTufts F 5-3 Sr. VirginiaBeach,Va./OceanLakes15 LaraCariker MF 5-5 Sr. Fredericksburg,Va./Chancellor16 CourtneyPoole MF 5-5 Jr. Gloucester,Va./Gloucester20 KellySchoenherr F 5-5 Fr. Farmington,Conn./Farmington21 JenniferBalka MF 5-6 So. Wall,N.J./Wall22 AlaynaVersage B 5-5 Fr. VirginiaBeach,Va./Cox23 BeccaDevlin F 5-3 Sr. Annapolis,Md./St.Mary’s24 MadonnaWadolowski MF 5-3 Jr. Norwalk,Conn./BrienMcMahon32 SidneyEncarnacion GK 5-3 Fr. Williamsburg,Va./WalsinghamAcademy33 TaylorKing MF 5-3 Fr. Mt.Laurel,N.J./Lenape77 JenniferWisniewski GK 5-6 Sr. Centreville,Va./Westfield87 NiamhConnolly F/MF 5-4 Jr. Fredericksburg,Va./Chancellor

COACHING STAFFHEAD COACH ALMA MATER SEASONJeffWoods JamesMadison,1984 25thASSISTANT ALMA MATER SEASONTiffanySaunders Radford,2007 Second

PRONUNCIATIONSNAME PRONUNCIATIONJenniferBalka Ball-kuhLara Cariker Lar-UHCare-IH-kerNiamhConnolly NeeveSidneyEncarnacion Enn-car-NAH-see-ownCarolineHollerbach Holler-bawkAlexisKnorr NoreMeganLenhardt Lenn-hartAlisonMcNaught Mick-notKellySchoenherr show-NerMarleeSchramm ShrammAlayna Versage Ah-LAY-nuhverSahgeJenniferWisniewski wizz-New-skiMadonnaWadolowski wah-doh-Lau-ski

HIGHLANDERS BY CLASS SENIORS - 5 JUNIORS - 8 LaraCariker NiamhConnolly BeccaDevlin LynseyDaughtrey MeganLenhardt EmilyGrimes KayTufts CourtneyPoole JenniferWisniewski MelissaRegister MarleeSchramm EllieStaples MadonnaWadolowski

SOPHOMORES - 4 FRESHMEN - 5 JenniferBalka SidneyEncarnacion CarolineHollerbach TaylorKing AlisonMcNaught AlexisKnorr EmilyVoss KellySchoenherr AlaynaVersage

ALPHABETICALNO. NAME POS. HT. CL. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL21 JenniferBalka MF 5-6 So. Wall,N.J./Wall15 LaraCariker MF 5-5 Sr. Fredericksburg,Va./Chancellor87 NiamhConnolly F/MF 5-4 Jr. Fredericksburg,Va./Chancellor 1 LynseyDaughtrey B 5-3 Jr. Suffolk,Va./Lakeland23 BeccaDevlin F 5-3 Sr. Annapolis,Md./St.Mary’s32 SidneyEncarnacion GK 5-3 Fr. Williamsburg,Va./WalsinghamAcademy11 EmilyGrimes MF 5-1 Jr. Hershey,Pa./Hershey 9 CarolineHollerbach F 5-1 So. Annapolis,Md./Broadneck33 TaylorKing MF 5-3 Fr. Mt.Laurel,N.J./Lenape 2 AlexisKnorr F 5-3 Fr. Bloomsburg,Pa./Bloomsburg 3 MeganLenhardt B 5-7 Sr. Gloucester,Va./Gloucester 6 AlisonMcNaught B 5-5 So. Chesapeake,Va./Hickory16 CourtneyPoole MF 5-5 Jr. Gloucester,Va./Gloucester13 MelissaRegister F 5-5 Jr. Culpeper,Va./Culpeper20 KellySchoenherr F 5-5 Fr. Farmington,Conn./Farmington 4 MarleeSchramm MF 5-5 Jr. Mantua,N.J./WestDeptford 7 EllieStaples B 5-5 Jr. NewportNews,Va./Menchville14 KayTufts F 5-3 Sr. VirginiaBeach,Va./OceanLakes22 AlaynaVersage B 5-5 Fr. VirginiaBeach,Va./Cox 8 EmilyVoss MF 5-4 So. Aurora,Colo./SmokyHill24 MadonnaWadolowski MF 5-3 Jr. Norwalk,Conn./BrienMcMahon77 JenniferWisniewski GK 5-6 Sr. Centreville,Va./Westfield

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2010 OPPONENTS OHIOAug.27•Athens,Ohio•3:00Location:Athens,OhioConference:Mid-AmericanHeadCoach:NeilMacmillan

SIENASept.1•Radford,Va.•2:00Location:Loudonville,N.Y.Conference:NortheastHeadCoach:BillDavidson

TOWSONSept.10•Towson,Md.•6:00Location:Towson,Md.Conference:AmericaEastHeadCoach:MichelleWebber

GEORGETOWNSept.18•Louisville,Ky.•1:00Location:Washington,D.C.Conference:BIGEASTHeadCoach:TiffanyMarsh

SAINT LOUISAug.28•Athens,Ohio•2:00Location:St.Louis,Mo.Conference:Atlantic10HeadCoach:LaurenBruce

WILLIAM & MARYSept.5•Williamsburg,Va.•2:00Location:Williamsburg,Va.Conference:ColonialHeadCoach:PeelHawthorne

SAINT FRANCIS (PA.)Sept.12•Loretto,Pa.•1:00Location:Loretto,Pa.Conference:NortheastHeadCoach:StaceyBean

LOUISVILLESept.19•Louisville,Ky.•1:00Location:Louisville,Ky.Conference:BIGEASTHeadCoach:PamBustin

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DAVIDSONSep.22/Oct.29•Radford/Davidson•7:00/7:00Location:Davidson,N.C.Conference:NorPacHeadCoach:GinnySuttonTurner

APPALACHIAN STATEOct.1/8•Boone/Radford•7:30/6:30Location:Boone,N.C.Conference:NorPacHeadCoach:BrandiAlexander

WAKE FORESTOct.13•Winston-Salem,N.C.•6:00Location:Winston-Salem,N.C.Conference:ACCHeadCoach:JenAverill

NORTH CAROLINAOct.31•1:00Location:ChapelHill,N.C.Conference:ACCHeadCoach:KarenShelton

LONGWOODSep.25/Oct.17•Radford/Farmville•1:00/2:00Location:Farmville,Va.Conference:NorPacHeadCoach:IainByers

JAMES MADISONOct.10•Harrisonburg,Va.•1:00Location:Harrisonburg,Va.Conference:ColonialHeadCoach:PamLucas

VIRGINIA Oct.17•Charlottesville,Va.•1:00Location:Charlottesville,Va.Conference:ACCHeadCoach:MicheleMadison

NORPAC CHAMPIONSHIPSNov.4-6•Davidson,N.C.Location:BelkTurfFieldYearofTournament:13thTournamentRecord:14-11

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Jeff WOODS

JeffWoodsentershis25thseasonatthehelmoftheRadfordfieldhockey

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Jeff WOODS

JeffWoodswillberoamingthesidelinesastheHighlanders’headcoachforhis25thseasonin2010.AsthelongesttenuredheadcoachatRadford,Woodshasalonglistofaccomplishments,bothasacoachandaplayer.

Woodsiscomingofftheoneoftheprogram’sbestseasonsinrecentyears.TheHighlandersclaimedtheirthirdEastDivisionregularseasontitleandpostedawinningrecord(11-10)in2009,whileseveralmembersofhissquadwererecognizedwithleagueandstateaccolades.

Forthefirsttimesinceits2001inductionintotheNorPac,aschoolre-cordfourstudent-athletesclaimedall-conferencehonors,includingtwoonthefirstteamaswellashisgoalkeeper,whogarneredDefensivePlayeroftheYear(EastDivision)honors.Alongwiththoseaccolades,twomembersearnedall-staterecognition.

Followinga5-1leagueslateayearago,Radfordhasposteda32-21recordinnineseasonsofcompetitionandstillremainstheonlyEastDivisionsquadtoplayfortheNorPacChampionship(2003).TheiroverallwintotalshavealsoimprovedsincethemovetotheNorPac.TheHigh-landershavewonatleasteightmatchesineightofthelastnineseasons,eventhoughitplaysatoughnon-conferenceschedulethatfeaturesseveralnationally-rankedop-ponentsontheroadeveryyear.

AnothersuccessunderWoodshasbeenRadford’splayathome,recordinga32-4marksince2000.Theywonaschool-recordsixhomematchesin2004andhavebeenperfectathomefiveofthelasteightseasons.

In2004,heguidedtheHighlanderstotheirfirstundefeatedconfer-encerecord(6-0NorPacEast)inschoolhistoryandaperfect6-0recordathome.In2003,heguidedRadfordtoitsfirstappearanceintheNorPacChampionshipGameinjusttheirthirdseasonintheconference.

AfterplayinganinstrumentalroleinRadfordjoiningtheNorPacin2001,heguidedthemtothe2002EastDivisiontitle.ItwasthefirstNor-Pactitleinschoolhistory,andtheHighlandersdidsoinjusttheirsecondseason.Theywouldgoontofinishthirdinthe2002NorPacChampion-ships,finishingtheseason9-11,theirbestfinishsince1996.Their4-1EastDivisionrecordwasthefirstwinningconferenceseasonsincegoing4-3duringthe1991seasonintheColonialAthleticAssociation.

Underhisleadershipthepastnineseason,hehashad24ofhisplay-ersnamedtoall-conferenceteams,including2002&2004EastDivisionoffensiveplayersoftheyearErinLenhardtandHopeBatesand2009EastDivisionDefensivePlayeroftheYear,JenniferWisniewski.

IntheirinauguralNorPacseason,heguidedtheHighlanderstoan8-15overalland3-3conferencerecord,tyingforsecondplaceintheEastdivision.Twoofhisplayers,TessaBrookesandBrookePeterson,werenamedtotheall-conferencefirstandsecondteamsrespectively.Petersonalsogarneredall-tournamenthonors.

WoodspickeduphisfirstNorPacwinonSept.9,2001,intheirinaugu-ralgame,defeatingAppalachianState2-1athome.Radfordalsowontheconsolationchampionshipattheirfirsttournamentwithanother2-1victoryovertheMountaineers.

Overtheyears,hehasenjoyedsuccessatboththecollegiateandinternationallevels.Hehasbeenrecognizedforhisachievementsinthecoachingranksovertheyears.In1996,heledtheHighlanderstoa10-8markandwasnamedtheColonialAthleticAssociationCoachoftheYear.In1991,WoodsguidedRadfordtoa17-7record,itsmostsuccessfulseasonever,andwasnamedtheSouthRegionCo-CoachoftheYearbythenationalcoaches’association.

Internationally,WoodsservedasanassistantcoachfortheUSAMen’sFieldHockeysquadduringthe1996SummerOlympicsinAtlanta.In1991,WoodswastheassistantcoachfortheU.S.teamattheWorldUniversityGamesandthe1995PanAmericanGamesinArgentina.HealsocoachedatfiveU.S.OlympicSportsFestivalandguidedhisteamstogoldandsilvermedalfinishesin1989,1990and1993.

Woods,agraduateoftheDefenseInformationSchool(DINFOS)inPrint,BroadcastandElectronicJournalism,servedasaNavyJournalistwiththeAmericanForcesNetworkonMidwayIsland.HealsospenttimeattheNavalCommunicationsStation,HaroldE.Holt,ontheNorthwestCapeofAustralia.HisplayingcareerbeganoverseasasanexchangestudentatBirkbeckCollegeinLondonin1984.AfterreturningtotheU.S.,WoodsplayedontheEastteamduringthe1986U.S.OlympicSportsFestival.HewasalsoamemberoftheHalifaxFightingHaddocks.

Woods’coachingcareeralsostartedoverseaswhilestationedwiththeUnitedStatesNavyinAustralia.ItwastherethathebegancoachingtheAmericanbaseballteamastheytraveledtotournamentandgamesthroughoutWesternAustralia.HealsocompetedinNavyRugbyandplayedaseasonofAustralianRulesFootballwhilestationedinExmouth,W.Australia.

A1984graduateofJamesMadisonwithadegreeincommunications,heearnedamaster’sdegreeinathleticadministrationfromVirginiaTechin1987.Heandhiswife,Maria,resideinRadfordwiththeirfourchildren;James,Jordan,ElizabethandJonathan.James,hisoldest,isamemberoftheRadfordBaseballsquad.

THE JEFF WOODS FILE PERSONALHometown Pourtsmouth,Va.Birthplace Oakland,Calif.Wife MariaChildren James,Jordan,ElizabethandJonathanUndergraduateDegree JamesMadison(‘84)Master’sDegree VirginiaTech(‘87)PlayingExperience BirkbeckCollege(1998) East(1986U.S.OlympicSportsFestival) HalifaxFightingHaddocksBY THE NUMBERSCareerRecord 193-287-7(24Years)NorPacRegularSeasonTitles(EastDivision) 2002,‘04,‘09NorPacRecord 32-21SouthRegionCo-CoachoftheYear 1991CAACoachoftheYear 1996

COACHING CAREER1986-Present HeadCoach,RadfordUniversity1995 AssistantCoach,PanAmericanGames1991&1996 AssistantCoach,U.S.NationalTeam

JEFF WOODSHEAD COACH

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Coaching StaffFormerRadfordstandoutTiffany(Church)Saundersreturnstothe

sidelinesforhersecondseasonastheprogram’sassistantcoach.Followingfourseasonsintheredandwhite,Saunders(’07)willbe

involvedinallphasesoftheprogramandwillworkprimarilywithgoalkeep-ersandforwards.Knownforhercreativityasastopperonpenaltycornersduringherplayingdays,Saunderswillalsoplayapartinworkingwiththeoffensivecornerunit.

Asafour-yearstarter(2003-06),SaunderswasaversatileandcreativeplayerunderWoods.SheplayedkeyrolesinRadford’srunner-upfinishinthe2003NorPacTournamentandits2004EastDivisionchampionship,whichincludedaperfect6-0regularseason.

“TiffanyisagreatadditiontotheHighlanderfieldhockeyprogram,”saidWoods.“Herfamiliaritywithoursystemandwhatweexpectoutofourplayerswillmakeforasmoothtransitionintothecoachingranks.”

Playingalmosteverypositionexceptgoalkeeper,sheleftRadfordrankedsecondincareerassistswith20.Sheamassed11(secondmostinaRUsingleseason)ofthosehelpersduringabreak-outjuniorseasonwhensheassumedthefulltimeroleofstopper.That2005totalwasthemostsince1991andrankedhersecondoverallintheNorPac.

Saundersconcludedhercareerwithsevenassistsandthreegoalsduringherseniorcampaign,helpingtheHighlanderstoasecond-straightthirdplacevictoryintheNorPactournamentwhileearningall-tournamenthonorsin2006.

SaundersandherhusbandTerenceresideinChristiansburgwiththeirdaughterTaliana.

THE TIFFANY SAUNDERS FILE PERSONALHometown VirginiaBeach,Va.DateofBirth Sept.24,1985Husband TerenceChildren TalianaUndergraduateDegree Radford(2007)PlayingExperience Radford(2003-06)

BY THE NUMBERSNorPacAll-Conference 2006NorPacAll-Tournament 2006

COLLEGIATE COACHING CAREER2009-Current AssistantCoach,Radford

TIFFANY SAUNDERSASSISTANT COACH

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LaraCARIKERMF • SR • 5-5FREDERICKSBURG, VA.CHANCELLOR HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSStartedall21matches...Secondontheteamwithsixgoalsandthirdwith13points...Fourofsixgoalscameinconferenceplay...Ledteamwith63shotswithaseasonhigheightvs.UCDavisandRobertMorris...ShotsrankedthirdinNorPac.

2008 HIGHLIGHTSStartedeverymatchandledRadfordwithsevenassistsandtiedforateam-best17points...Nettedfivegoalsandrecorded60shots...ScoredfirstcollegiategoalversusVCU...TalliedapairofassistsversusBryant...RecordedagoalandanassistatRobertMorrisandversusDavidson.

2007 HIGHLIGHTSSawactionin22matcheswith19starts...Recordedfirstcollegiateassistatthen-No.13OldDominion...Generatedsixshots.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUB2007WashingtonPostHonorableMentionAll-Met(24goalsand31as-sists)...Selectedfor2006PennMonto/NFHCAHighSchoolAll-RegionSouthTeam...2004StateCo-PlayerandGatoradePlayeroftheYearand2003RookieoftheYear...HelpedChancellortoa2006GroupAAStateChampionshipandrunner-upfinishesin2004and2005...2005&2007BattlefieldDistrictSoftballPlayeroftheYearandTeamMVP.PERSONAL / ACADEMICSLaraKendallCarikerwasbornonBornonOctober17,1988inVirginiaBeach,Va...Majoringincriminaljusticewithaminorinpsychology...Three-timeNFHCAAll-AcademicTeamselection...LaraandheroldersisterCaitlinarethedaughtersofPaulandJaneCariker.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS G A PTS SH2007 22-19 0 1 1 62008 21-21 5 7 17 602009 21-21 6 1 13 63Totals 64-61 11 9 31 129

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BeccaDEVLINF • SR • 5-2ANNAPOLIS, MD.ST. MARY’S

2009 HIGHLIGHTSWonasilvermedalrepresentingtheUnitedStatesatthe2009MaccabiahGamesinIsrael...TalliedgoalandassistinopeningwinagainstAustraliaStartedall21matchesfortheHighlanders...Dishedoutapairofassistsandrecorded16shots...RegisteredhelpersagainstSaintFrancisandatAppalachianState.

2008 HIGHLIGHTSTalliedonegoalonthreeshotsin17matches...Madefirstcollegiatestartvs.DavidsonatNorPacTournament...ScoredfirstcollegiategoalversusBryant.

2007 HIGHLIGHTSAppearedin19matches...Recordedthreeshots.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBThree-yearstarterand2007St.Mary’sAthleteoftheYear...MemberoftheSPARKTravelTeamandparticipatedonTeamMarylandatFestival...Alsoletteredinlacrosse.

PERSONAL / ACADEMICSBeccaMichelleDevlinwasbornonDec.7,1988...Majoringincom-munications...Three-timeNFHCAAll-AcademicTeamselection...BeccaandhertwosiblingsarethechildrenofJosephandBethDevlin...Father(football&lacrosse)andmother(tennis&squash)werestudent-athletesatJohnsHopkins...OlderbrotherConorplayedLacrosseatUMBC.


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MeganLENHARDTB • SR • 5-8GLOUCESTER, VA.GLOUCESTER HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSStartedeverymatch...Oneoftheanchorsinthebackwithanewschoolrecordeightdefensivesaves..Recordedmulti-defensivesavesatNorthCarolinaandagainstLongwood(NorPacTournament)...Longwoodina3-2victoryintheNorPacthirdplacegame...NorPacEastDefensivePlayeroftheWeek(9/22)...Talliedagoalandthreeassists...Scoredfirstcollegiategoalwhichalsowastheeventualgame-winneratDavidson...TwoofthreeassistscameinvictoryoverRobertMorris.

2008 HIGHLIGHTSMade17appearanceswithfourstarts...Notchedfirstcollegiateassistandpointoneventualgame-winninggoalversusBryant...Recordedthreeshots.

2007 HIGHLIGHTSAppearedin10matcheswithonestart...MadefirstcollegiatestartatWil-liamandMary.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBFirstteamall-districtandsecondteamall-regionasasenior..HelpedGloucestertothreestraightdistrictchampionships..ChartermemberoftheColonialFieldHockeyClubandamemberofthePeninsulaclubteam.

PERSONAL / ACADEMICSMeganMarieLenhardtwasbornonApril1,1989...Majoringinbusinessmarketing...Three-timeNFHCAAll-Academicselection......MeganisthirdyoungestofMartinandAnitaLenhardt’s14children;Hersister,Erin,playedatRadfordfrom2000-03.


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KayTUFTSF • SR • 5-2VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.OCEAN LAKES

2009 HIGHLIGHTSTiedforthirdontheteamwithfourgoals...Sawactionin20matcheswith17starts...Nettedgame-winnerin2-1victoryoverUCDavis,alsoassistedonfirstgoal...AlsotalliedgoalsagainstRobertMorris,DavidsonandAp-palachianState.

2008 HIGHLIGHTSTalliedtwogoalsandthreeassistsin21matches...Made19startsandgenerated21shots...Scoredeventualgame-winnerversusBryant...AlsoscoredversusDavidson...TalliedhelpersversusVCU,NorthCarolinaandDavidson.

2007 HIGHLIGHTSMade20startswhileappearingin22matches...Scoredfirstcollegiategoalagainstthen-No.5WakeForest...TalliedassistsversusCaliforniaandDavidson(NorPacTournament).

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUB2006firstteamall-districtandall-regionselectionandSecondTeamAll-Tidewater...OceanLakes’OffensiveMVPasasenior...ParticipatedinFuturesfrom2003-05andwasamemberoftheU-16BeachPremierRiptides...Earnedhonorablementionall-districtsoccerhonorsasajuniorandsenior.

PERSONAL / ACADEMICSKaylillaJaneTuftswasbornonMay2,1989inSt.John’s,Newfoundland,Canada...Recreation,parksandtourismmajorwithaconcentrationinoutdoorrecreation...Three-timeNFHCAAll-AcademicTeamselection...KayisthemiddleofGregandAnnetteTuftsthreechildren...HasanolderbrotherDamienandyoungersisterElizabeth. CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS G A PTS SH2007 22-20 1 2 4 212008 21-19 2 3 7 232009 20-17 4 2 10 33Totals 63-56 7 7 21 77

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JenniferWISNIEWSKIGK • SR • 5-6CENTREVILLE, VA.WESTFIELD HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSNorPacEastDivisionDefensivePlayeroftheYearandsecondteamall-conference...Startedeverymatchandloggedallbut13:47ingoal...2.10goalsagainstaveragewassecondintheNorPac...Postedfourshutoutsincludinganine-saveperformanceversusDavidson...Matchedacareer-highwith12savesfourdifferenttimes(NorthCarolina,Rider,BostonCollegeandLongwood)...Two-timeNorPacEastDefensivePlayeroftheWeek.

2008 HIGHLIGHTSAppearedineightmatchesandlogged241:23innet...Stopped16shotsandrecordeda2.61GAA...Totalledaseason-higheightsavesandal-lowedjustonegoalinthesecondhalfatthen-No.5NorthCarolina...MadetwosavesinasharedshutoutagainstBryant.

2007 HIGHLIGHTSAppearedin21matcheswith19starts;recorded136savesin1386:13ofaction...Two-timeNorPacDefensivePlayeroftheWeek...MadetwosavesversusRobertMorrisinfirstcollegiateshutout...Career-high12savesatthen-No.5WakeForest...RegisteredshutoutsinconferencematchesatAppalachianState(eightsaves)versusPacific(six)andatNorPacTournamentversusDavidson(eight)...CombinedwithtwinsisterStephanieforregularseason-endingshutoutatDavidson.

HIGH SCHOOL2006Washington PostHonorableMentionAll-MetandAll-ExtraTeamhon-ors...Secondteamall-districtandanall-regionall-tournamentselectionasasenior...Asateamcaptainin2006,shehelpedtheBulldogswintheNorthernVirginiaRegionalChampionshipandreachtheirfirsteverstatetournament.

PERSONAL / ACADEMICSJenniferLeeWisniewskiwasbornonMarch8,1989inHuntsville,Ala...Socialsciencesmajorwithaminorinhistory...JenniferisthedaughterofLeezaWisniewski...ShehasanolderbrotherMichaelandtwinsisterStephanie.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS Min. GA GAA SV Pct. W-L Sho2007 21-19 1386:13 64 3.23 136 .680 7-14 42008 8-0 241:23 9 2.61 16 .640 1-0 02009 21-21 1497:35 45 2.10 123 .732 11-10 4Totals 50-40 3127:11 118 2.64 275 .700 19-24 8

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NiamhCONNOLLYF/MF • JR • 5-4FREDERICKSBURG, VA.CHANCELLOR HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSStarterinall21matches..Foundthebackofthecagethreetimesandfinishedwithsevenpoints...AllthreegoalscameagainstNorPacfoeLongwood,includingthegame-winnerina2-1homewin..DishedoutloneassistinhomewinoverDavidson.

2008 HIGHLIGHTSTiedforthirdonteamwithfourgoals...Sawactionin19matcheswiththreestarts...Two-timeNorPacRookieoftheWeek(10/21&11/3)...FirstcollegiategoalcameinfirstcareerstartversusPacific...Nettedgame-tyinggoalandregisteredfirstcollegiateassistatAppalachianState.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBFirstteamall-state,all-regionandAll-BattlefieldDistrict,alongwithteamoffensiveMVPin2007..HelpedChancellortoa2006GroupAAstatechampionship,runner-upfinishesin2004and2005andasemifinalap-pearancein2007...PlayedclubhockeyfortheTyphoon.

PERSONAL / ACADEMICSNiamhMaryConnollywasbornonJuly15,1990inCambridge,Mass...Majoringincommunications(publicrelations)withaminorinsportsadmin-istration...2008NFHCAAll-Academicselection...NiamhistheoldestofJohnandMaryConnolly’sthreechildren.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS G A PTS SH2008 19-3 4 1 9 92009 21-21 3 1 7 17Totals 40-24 7 2 16 26

LynseyDAUGHTREYB • JR • 5-2SUFFOLK, VA.LAKELAND HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSRecordedcareer-highsevenassistswhichwassecondontheteamandsixthintheNorPac...Startedeverymatch...AssistsrankedtiedforeighthinaRUsingle-season...Registeredmulti-assistgamesatDavidsonandLongwood...Firsttwocollegiategoalsathomevs.RobertMorrisandDa-vidson...NotchedtwodefensivesavesagainstLafayetteandRider.

2008 HIGHLIGHTSStartedall21matches...NorPacRookieoftheWeek(9/23)...Firstcol-legiateassistwasonovertimegame-winnerversusStanford...Recordedtwohelpersatthen-No.5NorthCarolina.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBFirstTeamAll-SoutheasternDistrictfinaltwoseasons...Firstteamall-region,HonorableMentionAll-TidewaterandLHS’sbestdefensiveplayerin2007...SelectedtoNationalFuturesprogramandparticipatedinthe2006and2008NationalFuturesandNationalIndoorTournaments...Alsoletteredinsoftballandcrosscountry.PERSONALLynseyBrookeDaughtreywasbornonJune14,1990...Exercise,sportandhealtheducationmajor(sportsmedicineconcentration)...Two-timeNFHCAAll-Academicselection...LynseyisthesecondofRonaldandEllaDaughtrey’sthreechildren.


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EmilyGRIMESB • JR • 5HERSHEY, PA.HERSHEY HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSSawactioninthreematches.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBThree-yearletterwinneratHershey...HelpedHHSqualifyfordistrictandstatetournament...Alsoletteredinbasketball...MemberoftheEastCoastclubteam.PERSONALEmilyElizabethGrimeswasbornnJune17,1990...Nursingmajor...2009NFHCAAll-AcademicSelection...EmilyistheyoungestJillandCraigGrimes’sthreechildren...Hastwooldersiblings;JeniferandJason...BrotherJasonplayedbasketballandPennState-HarrisburgandsisterJeniferplayedfieldhockeyatEasternUniversity.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS G A PTS SH2009 3-0 0 0 0 0Totals 3-0 0 0 0 0

CourtneyPOOLEMF • JR • 5-4GLOUCESTER, VA.GLOUCESTER HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSFirstAll-NorPacandsecondteamall-state...Started20of21matches...LedRadfordwith11goalsand23pointswhichrankedherfourthandsixthintheNorPac...Hergoalswerethe10thbestscoringseasoninschoolhistory...NorPacEastOffensivePlayeroftheWeek(10/6)...Scoredtwiceinherfirstcollegiatemulti-goalgameagainstSaintFrancis...Recordedateam-bestsixgame-winninggoals,includingthedecisivetallyinNorPacthirdplacegameagainstLongwood.

2008 HIGHLIGHTSTalliedthreegoalsandregistered20shotsin20matches...Madethreestarts...Scoredfirstcollegiategoalvs.VCU...FoundthebackofthecageatSt.Francis(Pa.)andAppalachianState.

HIGH SCHOOLThree-timeFirstTeamAll-PeninsulaDistrict...SecondTeamAll-EasternRegionasajuniorandsenior...MemberoftheAll-Daily PressTeamin2006and2007.

PERSONAL/ACADEMICSCourtneyPoolewasbornonAugust3,1990...Majoringinphysicalandhealtheducation...CourtneyandheryoungerbrotherDavidarethechil-drenofDavidandJuliePoole.CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS G A PTS SH2008 20-3 3 0 6 202009 21-20 11 1 23 37Totals 41-23 14 1 29 57

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MelissaREGISTERF • JR • 5-1CULPEPER, VA.CULPEPER COUNTY HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSPlayedinall21matchesandmadethreestarts...Tiedforthirdontheteamwithfourgoals...FoundbackofthecageagainstSaintFrancisforfirstcollegiategoal...TalliedRadford’ssecondgoalina3-2victoryoverLongwoodinNorPacthirdplacegame...AlsoregisteredgoalsagainstDavidsonandAppalachianState.

2008 HIGHLIGHTSSawactioninsevenmatches...Generatedthreeshots.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUB2008 Culpeper Star ExponentandCulpeper TimesFemaleAthleteoftheYear...Garneredfirstteamall-districtandall-regionhonors,whilereceivingall-stateandWashington PostAll-Metaccoladesasasenior...Letteredinsoccerandtrackandfield;2006and2007all-districtpolevaulter.

PERSONAL / ACADEMICSMelissaAmberRegisterwasbornonMarch23,1990...Majoringincrimi-naljusticeandpsychology...2008and2009NFHCAAll-AcademicTeamselection...MelissaistheoldestofCharlesandVictoriaRegister’stwodaughters...Heruncle,TomRegister,playedfootballatNorthCarolina.


MarleeSCHRAMMMF • JR • 5-4MANTUA, N.J.WEST DEPTFORD HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSSecondTeamAll-NorPac...Registeredfourgoalsandtwoassistsfor10points...Secondontheteamwith43shotswithaseason-highsixagainstSienaandLafayette...Firstcollegiategoalcameinseason-openingvictoryatSiena...Postedtwogoals,includingeventualgame-winner,andanas-sistin4-1victoryoverAppalachianState...NorPacEastOffensivePlayeroftheWeekafterperformanceagainstMountaineers(10/13).

2008 HIGHLIGHTSPlayedinall21matchesandmade19starts...Recordedsevenshots...NorPacRookieoftheWeek(10/7)...Convertedbothstrokesandtallieddefensivesaveina2-1shootoutvictoryoverLongwood.

HIGH SCHOOLWestDeptford’s2007-08FemaleAthleteoftheYearandBronzeAwardrecipient(12varsityletters)...ParticipatedintheSeniorShowcaseGamein2007...Earnedall-conferencehonorsinbothbasketballandsoftball.PERSONALMarleeLealSchrammwasbornonAug.8,1990inPhiladelphia,Pa...Exercise,sportandhealtheducationmajor...2008NFHCAAll-AcademicTeamhonoree...YoungestofDonandGinnySchramm’sfourdaughters...TwinsistersMandyandStaceyplayedsoftballatMonmouth(1997-01)...StacyistheheadsoftballcoachatQueens(N.C.)University(2008-pr.)...MandyisthesoftballcoachatWestDeptford.


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EllieSTAPLESB • JR • 5-4NEWPORT NEWS, VA.MENCHVILLE HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSMade20appearanceswith17startsinthebackfortheHighlanders...RegisteredapairofshotswithoneeachatSienaandGeorgetown.

2008 HIGHLIGHTSSawactionin11matcheswithonestart...MadefirstcollegiatestartversusAlbany.HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBFirstTeamDaily PressAll-Star,firstteamall-districtandsecondteamAll-EasternRegionasasenior...In2006,namedfirstteamall-district,secondteamDailyPressAll-Star,honorablementionall-regionandteamMVP...RecipientoftheOutstandingSeniorAthleticAward...Letteredinsoftballandtrackandfield;three-timeall-districtperformerinsoftball.

PERSONALEleanorJaneStapleswasbornonDec.1,1989inLynchburg,Va...Fash-ionmerchandisingmajor...2008NFHCAAll-AcademicTeamselection...EllieandherbrotherMatthewarethechildrenofGeoffandLoriStaples.


MadonnaWADOLOWSKIMF • JR • 5-3NORWALK, CONN.BRIEN MCMAHON HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSFirstTeamAll-NorPacandsecondteamall-stateselection...PacedRad-fordandwastiedforthirdintheNorPacwith10assists,allcomingintherunofplay...Assisttotalwasthirdhighestinschoolhistoryandrankedherfifthoverallonthesingle-seasonchart...Fourassistssetupgame-winnersandscoredgame-winninggoalvs.Davidson...AlsofoundthecageagainstJamesMadisonandUCDavis(NorPacTournament)...SelectedtoNorPacAll-Tournamentteam(1goal,twoassists).

2008 HIGHLIGHTSTiedforthirdontheteamwithfourgoalsanddishedoutoneassist...Scoredovertimegame-winnerin2-1victoryoverAppalachianState...TalliedagoalinNorPactournamentversusDavidson...FoundbackofthecageforfirstcollegiategoalatRobertMorris...Recordedagoalandanassistin5-4winatAppalachianState.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBGarneredFirstTeamHartford Courantall-stateandAll-FCIAChonors...2007Norwalk HourMVP...Selectedto2008NationalFuturestournament.PERSONALMadonnaWadolowskiwasbornonDec.24,1990...Nursingmajor...2008and2009NFHCAAcademicTeamselection...MadonnaistheyoungestofWalterandJosephinaWadolowski’sthreechildren.


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JenniferBALKAMF • SO • 5-6WALL, N.J.WALL HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSMade19appearancesoffthebenchfortheHighlanders...Postedtwogoalinherrookiecampaign...FirstcollegiatescorecameinavictoryoverRob-ertMorris...AlsofoundthebackofthecageversusDavidson...Registerednineshotswithaseason-highthreeagainstRobertMorris.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBFour-yearstarteratWall,tallying54goals,secondmostinschoolhistory...HelpedWalltoa21-2markand2008GroupIIIStateChampionship,scoringthelonegoalvs.Holmdelina1-0statefinalvictory...Three-yearAll-MonmouthCountyselection,includingfirst-teamhonorsin2007and2008...Recorded20goalsandfiveassistsasajuniorandwasnamedtotheState Star Ledgerall-statethirdteam...Alsoletteredintrackandfield...MemberoftheJerseyIntensityclubteam.

PERSONAL / ACADEMICSJenniferLaurenBalkawasbornonNov.9,1990...Pre-major...JenniferandheroldersisterKaitlinarethedaughtersofLawrenceandJayneBalka...FatherwasamemberofthefootballandtrackandfieldteamsatMemphisandMarshall.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS G A PTS SH2009 19-0 2 0 4 9Totals 19-0 2 0 4 9Caroline

HOLLERBACHF • SO • 5-1ANNAPOLIS, MD.BROADNECK HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSMadefourappearancesfortheHighlanders.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBLedBruinsandwasfourthinAnneArundelCountyinscoringwith16goalsandnineassistsin2008...Firstteamall-countyasasenior...HelpedBroadnecktoa15-2-1mark,acountychampionshipanda4AEastRe-gionalrunner-upfinishtoeventualstatechampionSevernaPark.PERSONALCarolineElizabethHollerbachwasbornonJune17,1991...Pre-nursingmajor...Four-timerecipientoftheMindsinMotionScholar-AthleteatBroadneck...CarolineisthesecondofCathyandPeteHollerbach’sthreechildren.


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AlisonMCNAUGHTB • SO • 5-5CHESAPEAKE, VA.HICKORY HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSCameoffthebenchineightcontests.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBSoutheasternDistrictFirstTeamselectionin2008andsecondteamhon-oreein2007...Two-yearteamcaptainandhonorablementionall-districtasasophomore...ParticipatedinFuturespastfouryears...MemberofHamptonRoadsStingersindoorteam...Letteredintrackandfield;quali-fiedfordistrictandregionalmeetsin4x800relay...MemberofHickory’ssoccerandbasketballteams.PERSONALAlisonMichelleMcNaughtwasbornBornonDec.1,1990...Biologymajorwithaminorinchemistry...Memberofthe2009NFHCAAll-Academicteam...AlisonandheroldersisterErinarethedaughtersofRichardandJaneMcNaught...MotherwasacrosscountryandtrackathleteatWilliamandMary.


EmilyVOSSMF • SO • 5-4AURORA, COLO.SMOKY HILL HS

2009 HIGHLIGHTSSawactionin15matches...RecordedloneshotatAppalachianState.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBTwo-timeall-state,all-conferenceandall-cityhonoree...Teamcaptainasasenior...SmokyHillwasrankedNo.1inColoradoin2008...Alsoletteredinsoccer.

PERSONAL / ACADEMICSEmilyVosswasbornonSept.23,1990inLincoln,Neb...Businessmajor...EmilyisthethirdofMarkandMarieVoss’fourchildren.


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SidneyENCARNACIONGK • FR • 5-3WILLIAMSBURG, VA.WALSINGHAM ACADEMY

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBFirstteamall-stateandall-conferencein2009...Chosentothe2009Daily PressAllStarteam…2009teamMVPandcoach’sawardrecipient…MemberoftheColonialfieldhockeytravelteam…Alsoletteredinbasket-ball,soccer,andsoftball.PERSONAL / ACADEMICSSidneyMarieEncarnacionwasbornonMay24,1992inIndianapolis,Ind....Undecidedonamajor...SidneyandheryoungersisterSierraarethedaughterofTraceyEncarnacion.

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TaylorKINGMF • FR • 5-3MT. LAUREL, N.J.LENAPE HS

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBNamedsecondteamall-conferencein2009…SelectedtoNationalFutures...MemberoftheSpiritofUSAclubteam…Alsoletteredinswim-ming,softball,andlacrosseforLenape.PERSONAL / ACADEMICSTaylorMcKenzieKingwasbornonMarch3,1992inVoorhees,N.J....Planstomajorinexercisescience...TaylorandheroldersiblingsAshleyHinelineandBlakearethechildrenEdwinandPenelopeKing...Fatherisathoroughbredhorseracingjockey...BrotherBlakeplayedsocceratLonMorrisCollege.

33 AlexisKNORRF • FR • 5-3BLOOMSBURG, PA.BLOOMSBURG, HS

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBPress EnterpriseMVPandallstarandwasselectedtotheall-decadeteam…LedBloomsburgtothedistrictchampionshipgameenroutetostatetournamentappearance…SelectedasteamMVP…Participatedinfutures…Alsoletteredintrackandfield.PERSONAL / ACADEMICSAlexisElizabethKnorrwasbornonFebruary3,1992...Plansonmajoringinelementaryeducation...SheistheoldestofTerryandLauraKnorr’sthreedaughters.

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KellySCHOENHERRF • FR • 5-5FARMINGTON, CONN.FARMINGTON HS

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBAll-Stateandall-conferenceselectionhersenioryear…NamedteamMVP,captain,andbestoffensiveplayer…HelpedFarmingtoncapturetheconferencechampionshipin2008…Farmington’srookieoftheyearin2006…MemberofConnecticutRevolutionandHTCclubteams…Alsoletteredinlacrosse.PERSONAL / ACADEMICSKellyLynneSchoenherrwasbornonDecember7,1992inStamford,Conn...WillmajorinBusinessmanagementandminorinpsychology...KellyisthesecondofJoanandCarlSchoenherr’schildren...UncleMarkSchoenherrswamforSUNYNewPalz(‘84)andstillholds4x100schoolrecord.

20 AlyanaVERSAGEB • FR • 5-5VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.COX HS

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUBGarneredfirstteamall-district,all-region,andall-statehonorsherseniorseason…HelpedtheFalconscapturethe2009districtregularseasonandtournamentchampionships,regionchampionship,andstatechampionshipenroutetoaperfect25-0season…Coxalsowondistrict,regionandstatechampionshipsin2007and2008...Namedhonorablementionall-districtasajunior…ParticipatedinFuturespastthreeyears…MemberofU-19WavesandBeachPremierclubteams…Alsoletteredintrackandfield,qualifyingforthedistrictandregionalmeetin4x800relay.PERSONAL / ACADEMICSAlynaVersagewasbornonSeptember24,1992...Plansonmajoringinelementaryeducation...AlaynaisthemiddleofPaulandKimVersage’sthreechildren.

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPLAYER GP-GS G A PTS SH SOG GW PS-A DSPOOLE,Courtney 21-20 11 1 23 37 27 5 0-0 0WADOLOWSKI,Madonna 21-21 3 10 16 23 16 1 0-0 0CARIKER,Lara 21-21 6 1 13 63 43 0 2-2 0DAUGHTREY,Lynsey 21-21 2 7 11 10 8 0 0-0 2SCHRAMM,Marlee 20-18 4 2 10 43 22 1 1-1 0TUFTS,Kay 20-17 4 2 10 33 25 1 0-0 0REGISTER,Melissa 21-3 4 0 8 10 7 1 0-0 0CONNOLLY,Niamh 21-21 3 1 7 17 10 1 0-0 1LENHARDT,Megan 21-21 1 3 5 22 11 1 0-0 8BALKA,Jennifer 19-0 2 0 4 9 8 0 0-0 0DEVLIN,Becca 21-21 0 2 2 16 7 0 0-0 0COX,Stephanie 21-9 0 2 2 1 0 0 0-0 2STAPLES,Ellie 20-17 0 0 0 2 2 0 0-0 3VOSS,Emily 15-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 0FRITH,Caroline 14-0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0-0 0WISNIEWSKI,Jennifer 21-21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0GRIMES,Emily 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0HOLLERBACH,Caroline 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0MCNAUGHT,Alison 8-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0WISNIEWSKI,Stephanie 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0TOTAL 21 40 31 111 288 187 11 3-3 16OPPONENTS 21 45 32 122 285 187 10 0-1 12

GOALKEEPER GP-GS MIN GA GAA SV PCT W L SHOWISNIEWSKI,Jennifer 21-21 1497:35 45 2.10 123 .732 11 10 4WISNIEWSKI,Stephanie 1-0 13:27 0 0.00 2 1.000 0 0 0TOTAL 21 1511:02 45 2.08 125 .735 11 10 4OPPONENTS 21 1511:02 40 1.85 135 .771 10 11 6

2009 Statistics 2009 Results

Schedule and Results

Overall: 11-10 NorPac East: 5-1 Home: 5-1 Away: 3-6 Neutral: 3-3Date Opponent Score Overall NORPAC Goals Scored (Assist)Aug29 atSiena W,2-0 1-0 0-0 POOLE(Wadolowski);SCHRAMM(Daughtrey)Aug30 atAlbany L,0-2 1-1 0-0Sep6 vs.Lafayette! L.0-1 1-2 0-0Sep13 SAINTFRANCIS W,3-1 2-2 0-0 REGISTER(Devlin);POOLE(Unassisted);POOLE(Cariker)Sep16 at#2NorthCarolina L,0-8 2-3 0-0Sep20 RIDER L,0-1(2OT) 2-4 0-0Sep25 atWilliam&Mary L,1-2 2-5 0-0 CARIKER(penaltyshot)Sep27 ROBERTMORRIS W,5-0 3-5 0-0 POOLE(Wadolowski);CARIKER(Lenhardt);TUFTS(Lenhardt); DAUGHTREY(Schramm);BALKA(Wadolowski)Sep30 atJamesMadison L,1-8 3-6 0-0 WADOLOWSKI(unassisted)Oct3 LONGWOOD* W,2-1(OT) 4-6 1-0 CARIKER(penaltyshot);CONNOLLY(Poole)Oct4 vs.UCDavis# W,2-1 5-6 1-0 POOLE(Tufts);TUFTS(Wadolowski)Oct7 APPALACHIANSTATE* W,4-1 6-6 2-0 POOLE(Schramm);SCHRAMM(Daughtrey);TUFTS(Lenhardt); SCHRAMM(penaltyshot)Oct11 vs.#9BostonCollege$ L,0-5 6-7 2-0Oct14 atDavidson* W,3-1 7-7 3-0 LENHARDT(Daughtrey);TUFTS(Wadolowski); CARIKER(Daughtrey)Oct17 DAVIDSON* W,4-0 8-7 4-0 WADOLOWSKI(unassisted);BALKA(Connolly) REGISTER(Wadolowski);DAUGHTREYOct23 atLongwood* L,3-4(OT) 8-8 4-1 CARIKER(Daughtrey/Tufts);SCHRAMM(Daughtrey) CONNOLLY(Wadolowski)Oct25 atAppalachianState* W,3-1 9-8 5-1 POOLE(Cox);REGISTER(Devlin);CARIKER(unassisted)Nov1 atGeorgetown L,2-3(OT) 9-9 5-1 POOLE(Cox);POOLE(Wadolowski)Nov5 vs.UCDavis^ W,2-0 10-9 5-1 POOLE(unassisted);WADOLOWSKI(Daughtrey)Nov6 vs.California^ L,0-3 10-10 5-1Nov7 vs.Longwood^ W,3-2 11-10 5-1 CONNOLLY(Wadolowski);REGISTER(Wadolowski) POOLE(unassisted)

HomegamesinCAPS|*DenotesNorPacConferenceGame!DenotesatFarmville,Va.|#DenotesatDavidson,N.C.

$DenotesatChapelHill,N.C.|^DenotesNorPacConferenceTournament

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EAST DIVISION W L Pct. For Opp Hm Rd Nu W L Pct. For Opp Hm Rd Nu Radford* 5 1 .833 19 8 3-0 2-1 0-0 11 10 .524 40 45 5-1 3-5 3-3Longwood 4 2 .667 15 14 3-0 1-2 0-0 10 11 .476 36 57 5-3 2-7 3-1Davidson 2 4 .333 14 17 2-1 0-3 0-0 7 12 .368 33 57 5-5 1-5 1-2AppalachianState 1 5 .167 10 19 1-2 0-3 0-0 6 15 .286 28 77 3-3 0-8 3-4

CONFERENCE OVERALL

WEST DIVISION W L Pct. For Opp Hm Rd Nu W L Pct. For Opp Hm Rd Nu Stanford*$ 5 1 .833 31 9 3-0 2-1 0-0 17 5 .773 87 36 8-0 7-4 1-1California 4 2 .667 22 14 3-0 1-2 0-0 8 11 .421 36 42 5-1 1-9 2-1Pacific 3 3 .500 7 14 2-1 1-2 0-0 5 12 .284 30 57 3-2 1-4 1-5UCDavis 0 6 .000 7 30 0-3 0-3 0-0 3 15 .167 20 55 1-3 1-6 1-6* Regular Season Champion$ Tournament Champion

2009 NorPac Review2009 SEASON STANDINGS

First TeamBeckyDru(Stanford)Fr.,DefenderCamilleGandhi(Stanford)Jr.,DefenderJessieHarris(AppalachianState)Sr.,ForwardJuliaHernandez(Longwood)Sr.,MidfielderKatyMcDonough(Pacific)Sr.,ForwardAlessandraMoss(Stanford)So.,GoalkeeperNicoleMorgan(AppalachianState)Jr.,ForwardNatalieNurnberg(California)Jr.,ForwardCourtney Poole (Radford) So., Forward/MidfielderXantheTravlos(Stanford)Jr.,MidfielderMadonna Wadolowski (Radford) So., Midfielder

Second TeamDeannaKennedy(California)Fr.MidfielderOlgaKnop(Longwood)So.,MidfielderKiddyLeubane(Pacific)Sr.,ForwardErinMagill(California)So.,DefenderJennieMostellar(Davidson)Jr.,Forward/MidfielderLisaMuhl(Pacific)Sr.,DefenderClarePerry(Davidson)Jr.,ForwardMarlee Schramm (Radford) So., MidfielderMidoriUehara(Stanford)Sr.,ForwardLaurenvandeKamp(Longwood)Jr.,MidfielderJennifer Wisniewski (Radford) Jr., Goalkeeper

POST SEASON ACCOLADES

East Player of the YearJuliaHernandez,Longwood

West Player of the YearXantheTravlos,Stanford

East Offensive Player of the YearJuliaHernandez,Longwood

West Offensive Player of the YearNatalieNurnberg,California

East Defensive Player of the YearJenniferWisniewski,Radford

West Defensive Player of the YearLisaMuhl,Pacific

Maria Whitehead Rookie of the YearBeckyDru,Stanford

Coach of the YearLesleyIrvine,Stanford

Sheryl Johnson Academic AwardElizabethLuckey,Davidson

Julie Nagel Extraordinary Teammate AwardBethRidley,Stanford

WEEKLEY ACCOLADES

Sept. 1 (East)Defensive-JenWisniewski

Sept. 22 (East)Defensive-MeganLenhardt

Oct. 6 (East)Offensive-CourtneyPoole

Oct. 13 (East)Offensive-MarleeSchramm

Oct. 20 (East)Defensive-JenWisniewski

Oct. 27 (East)Defensive-StephanieCox

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YEAR COACH OVERALL CONFERENCE1981 ROXANNEBUSH 3-7-1 N/A 1982 LAURIEMORRIS-BELL 1-11 N/A 1983 LAURIEMORRIS-BELL 14-2-3 N/A1984 LAURIEMORRIS-BELL 4-10-3 N/A 1985 LAURIEMORRIS-BELL 10-7 N/A 1986 JEFFWOODS 5-13 2-5(SAFHC)1987 JEFFWOODS 5-15-2 0-7(SAFHC)1988 JEFFWOODS 4-12-1 1-6(SAFHC)1989 JEFFWOODS 10-11-1 2-5(SAFHC)1990 JEFFWOODS 9-14-1 1-6(SAFHC)1991 JEFFWOODS 17-7 4-3(CAA)1992 JEFFWOODS 6-11 1-5(CAA)1993 JEFFWOODS 6-11-2 2-4(CAA)1994 JEFFWOODS 10-9 2-4(CAA)1995 JEFFWOODS 9-11 2-4(CAA)1996 JEFFWOODS 10-8 2-4(CAA)1997 JEFFWOODS 6-11 2-4(CAA)1998 JEFFWOODS 8-11 1-5(CAA)1999 JEFFWOODS 5-15 INDEPENDENT2000 JEFFWOODS 4-15 INDEPENDENT2001 JEFFWOODS 8-15 3-3(NORPAC)2002 JEFFWOODS 9-11 4-1(NORPAC)*2003 JEFFWOODS 8-13 3-3(NORPAC)2004 JEFFWOODS 9-11 6-0(NORPAC)*2005 JEFFWOODS 9-12 4-2(NORPAC)2006 JEFFWOODS 7-15 2-4(NORPAC)2007 JEFFWOODS 8-14 2-4(NORPAC)2008 JEFFWOODS 9-12 3-3(NORPAC)2009 JEFFWOODS 11-10 5-1(NORPAC)*TOTAL 222-324-14 54-83*NorPacRegularSeasonChamps(EastDivision)

SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS

Afoundingmemberofboththefieldhockeyvarsityteamandthesoftballclub,LaurieMorris-BellwasattheforefrontoftheexplosionofathleticsatRadfordintheearly1980s.Shewasaletterwinnerandteamleaderonthefirstfieldhockeysquads,includingthefirstvarsityteamin1981.Only21yearsoldwhenshetookoverin1982,Morris,injusthersecondseason,turnedRadfordintoaDivisionIIpowerhouse.Theteamwent14-2-3andwasranked10thinthenationinthefinal1983poll.

COACH YEARS RECORDRoxanneBush 1981 3-7-1LaurieMorris-Bell 1983-85 29-29-6JeffWoods 1986-pres 182-277-7

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

CristaBeiselremainstheprogram’sall-timeleadingscorerafter25yearswith49goalsand105points.Inherfreshmancampaign,sheposted23goalsand46pointswhichstillstandsastheprogram’stopseasoninschoolhistory.

The1991Highlanderscouldbeconsideredoneofthetopteamsinprogramhistory.Radfordpostedaschool-record17-7mark,whilesettingteammarkswith63goalsscoredandnineshutouts.Forhisefforts,headcoachJeffWoodswasnamedSouthRegionCo-CoachoftheYearbythenationalcoach’’sassociation.

MichelleMalebranchescored17goalsin1991andisthirdall-timewith36.Shealsorecorded79pointswhichistiedforsecondmostinprogramhistory.

History

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NORPAC EAST PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

ALL-CONFERENCE (Since Joining NorPac in 2001)TessaBrookes(FirstTeam).................................................................2001BrookePeterson(SecondTeam)........................................................2001ErinLenhardt(FirstTeam)...................................................................2002AlisonDouglass(SecondTeam).........................................................2002MeganDriest(SecondTeam)..............................................................2002JammieHillian(SecondTeam)............................................................2002ErinLenhardt(SecondTeam)..............................................................2003MariePetran(SecondTeam)...............................................................2003HopeBates(FirstTeam)......................................................................2004AngelaFeindt(SecondTeam).............................................................2004MariePetran(FirstTeam)....................................................................2004NatalieBowen(SecondTeam)............................................................2005AmyDietz(SecondTeam)...................................................................2005TiffanyChurch(SecondTeam)............................................................2006StephanieMcLamb(SecondTeam)....................................................2006MeganLongtain(SecondTeam).........................................................2007StephanieMcLamb(SecondTeam)....................................................2007StephanieMcLamb(FirstTeam).........................................................2008ChristineFairchild(SecondTeam)......................................................2008CourtneyPoole(FirstTeam)................................................................2009MadonnaWadolowski(FirstTeam).....................................................2009MarleeSchramm(SecondTeam)........................................................2009JenniferWisniewski(SecondTeam)....................................................2009

ALL-TOURNAMENTBrookePeterson..................................................................................2001AllisonDouglass..................................................................................2002SarahMeriwether................................................................................2003MariePetran........................................................................................2003AmyDietz............................................................................................2005StephanieMcLamb..............................................................................2005TiffanyChurch.....................................................................................2006EmilyJones.........................................................................................2006EmilyJones.........................................................................................2007ChristineFairchild................................................................................2008MadonnaWadolowski.........................................................................2009

NORPAC ACCOLADES

Tessa Brookes (far right) and Brooke Peterson (orange) were Radford’s first two all-conference selections as first-year members of the NorPac in 2001.

HopeBates2004

OffensivePOY

JenniferWisniewski2009

DefensivePOY

ErinLenhardt2002

OffensivePOY

DIVISION II ALL-AMERICASueNeal....................................................................................... 1983,84CristaBeisel........................................................................................1984

ALL-SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE (1985-90)CristaBeisel........................................................................................1985SueNeal..............................................................................................1985NickyWesthall.....................................................................................1988ComptonHutter...................................................................................1990

ALL-CAA (1991-98)MichelleMalebranche(FirstTeam).....................................................1991KerstinBraun(SecondTeam).............................................................1991BethOcciano(SecondTeam)..............................................................1991CarynConboy(FirstTeam).................................................................1992CathleenCavanaugh(SecondTeam).................................................1992KokedaSheppard(SecondTeam)......................................................1992KokedaSheppard(FirstTeam)............................................................1993MickiHough(SecondTeam)...............................................................1993AmyDolan(SecondTeam)..................................................................1994TinaFerenschak(SecondTeam).........................................................1994HollyOsmond(SecondTeam).............................................................1994HollyOsmond(FirstTeam)..................................................................1995MandieMoore(SecondTeam)............................................................1995LizMichinard(FirstTeam)...................................................................1996HollyOsmond(FirstTeam)..................................................................1996LauraMorrow(SecondTeam).............................................................1996BrandyMcMahon(SecondTeam).......................................................1997RachaelWood(SecondTeam)............................................................1998

POST SEASON ACCOLADES

Holly Osmond was a three-time All=CAA selection including first team accolades in 1995 and 1996.

Accolades

Holly Osmond

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Tiffany Primm

AAAAdamson,Kate 1997-98Andrews,Joan 1981Andrews,Kerri 1997

BBBBalka,Jennifer 2009-pr.Bates,Hope 2002-05Beadle,Annette 1981-82Beisel,Crista 1983-85Beitz,Kristie 1992-95Bell,Jenny 2001-04Berry,Jinger 1984-85Bertolasio,Mary 1984Billington,Anne 1993Borradaile,Kristina 1991-94Borte,Lisa 1995-96Bowen,Natalie 2004-07Bradley,Linda 1982Braun,Kerstin 1991Brittingham,Jamey 2006-08Brookes,Tessa 1998-01Brown,Cortney 2002-05Bullock,Beth 1982Byers,Kim 1986-88Byrne,Erin 1996-97

CCCCaiazza,Tina 2000-03Calfee,Robin 1981-82Callahan,Kathy 1987Cariker,Lara 2007-pr.Carswell,Sharon 1995-97Carter,MaryAnn 1982-84Cassidy,Katie 1997Cavanaugh,Cathleen 1990-92Church,Shannon 1981Church,Tiffany 2003-06Clippinger,Tricia 1988-91Conboy,Caryn 1989-92Conlon,Lori 1991-94Connolly,Niamh 2008-pr.Costello,Julie 1992-95Cox,Stephanie 2009-pr.Crofford,Bethany 1998-99Currence,Laura 1999-02Custis,Erica 1995-98

DDDDamian,Patty 1981-82Daughtrey,Lynsey 2008-pr.Deakyne,Danielle 1987-89DeCandia,Danielle 1992DeGuzman,Chrissy 1982-83Dennis,Diane 1983-84Devlin,Becca 2007-pr.Dietz,Amy 2002-05Dolan,Amy 1991-94Douglass,Alison 1999-02Driest,Megan 1999-02

EEEEdwards,Erin 1996-97Epps,Melissa 1992-94Etkin,Vicki 1981-82Evans,Meredith 2003-06

-FFFFairchild,Christine 2005-08Falls,Anne 1988-91Feindt,Angela 2001-04Ferenschak,Kristina 1991-94Fike,Mary 1985Flood,Holly 1985-88Frankhouser,Vikki 1985-86Frith,Caroline 2009

GGGGambeski,Kiera 2003-06George,Tiffany 1989-92Gerber,Stacy 1996Ghelber,Heather 1997Gilboy,Kathy 1981-82Gill,Kelley 1985-88Giza,Liz 1986-87Gleason,Pam 1984Glynn,Becky 1999-02Godsey,Melanie 1985-86Griffith,Kristen 2005-06

HHHHall,Kimberley 1981-82Harris,Jamie 1997-00Hebert,Erin 2000-03Hebert,Lauren 2003-06Hillian,Jammie 2000-02Hitchens,Beth 2002-04Hollerbach,Caroline 2009-pr.Hough,Micki 1992-94Hudgins,Chandon 2007Hudson,Shauna 1982-85Hughes,Meredith 1996Hull,Cathy 1995Hunter,Compton 1987-90

IIIIlkovich,Sasha 1998-99Iten,Carol 1986

JJJJames,Meghan 1996-97Janss,Kirsten 1983,85-87Jones,Emily 2004-07Jumbelic,Jennifer 1995-99

KKKKapp,JoAnn 1982Kelly,Maureen 1982King,Nicole 1997-00

Kitson,Amanda 1996-00Knupp,Kathy 1983-86Kriskovich,Elizabeth 1986

LLLLaMontagne,Renee 1994-97Lattanzio,Elisa 1991-94Lawrence,Erica 2005-06Lee,Barbie 1990-91,93Lee,Dawn 1988-91Lemmon,Danielle 2000Lenhardt,Erin 2000-03Lenhardt,Megan 2007-pr.Lloyd,Tracey 1985LoJacono,Holly 2005-08Longtain,Megan 2004-07Lorigan,Alison 1997-00Lorigan,Amy 1997-00Lucas,Cyndi 1982Lussier,Alison 2003-05

MMMMalebranche,Michelle 1988-91Marsh,Denise 1982Marshall,Deborah 2000-01McLambStephanie 2005-08McMahon,Brandy 1995-98

McNaught,Alison 2009-pr.Megna,AnnMarie 1984-85Menke,Nicole 1993-95Meriwether,Sarah 2001-03Michinard,Elizabeth 1993-96Midkiff,Cindy 1981-82Mitchell,Lara 1995Moffitt,Jessica 1997-00Moore,Mandie 1994-96Morris,Laurie 1981Morrow,Laura 1996-99Mowry,Allison 2004-07Mumford,Sara 1994-97Murphy,Colleen 2003-06

NNNNeal,Sue 1983-86Neill,Sandy 1984-87Ness,Carrie 2001Nixon,Cathy 1981Noble,Sara 1994-97

OOOO’Connor,Sylvia 2001Occiano,Beth 1988-91Osmond,Holly 1993-96

Melanie Godsey

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PPPPachey,Marti 1981Padgett,Vicky 1985-88Parker,Whitney 2005Payne,Jennifer 1986-87Payton,Jennifer 1993-96Pearson,Lauren 2004Perry,Cyndi 1981Peterson,Brooke 1998-01Petran,Marie 2001-04Poole,Courtney 2008-pr.Powell,Wendy 1989-92Primm,Tiffany 1984-85Pyles,Delores 1984

QQQQuarles,Jeanne 1981

RRRRagains,Julia 1981Raymond,Sherry 1982Register,Melissa 2008-pr.Reid,Margaret 1994-97Rioux,Vicki 1984

SSSSanchez,Danielle 2008Saunders,Stacy 2004-05Schmidt,Amy 1994Schramm,Marlee 2008-pr.Seaborg,Kristen 1991-94Seagraves,Sally 1981Sheppard,Kokeda 1990-93Schultz,Ann 1983Sluis,Mijke 1992

Smith,Melissa 1981Smith,Samantha 1993Staples,Ellie 2008-09Stolarcyk,Wendy 1989-92Streichert,Elissa 1995-97Stucke,Megan 2006&08Sullivan,Theresa 1982Swoope,Tracey 1984

TTTTalbot,Crissy 1992-94Throckmorton,Theresa 1981

UUUUrian,Laurie 1982

VVVVerbanic,Kendra 2006-07Villeneuve,Karen 1984Voss,Emily 2009-pr.

WWWWadolowski,Madonna 2008-pr.Watson,Lindsay 1993-96Westall,Nicky 1985-88Wheeler,Beth 1998Williams,Heidi 1986-89Williams,Megan 1994Wisniewski,Jennifer 2007-pr.Wisniewski,Stephanie 2007-09Wladich,Alex 2005-08Wood,Rachael 1998

Crista Beisel

Tiffany Primm

Kokeda Sheppard

All-Time Roster

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INDIVIDUALGoals Scored4.......................CristaBeiselvs.UniversityoftheSouth(Sewanee),1983Assists 4.................................................................SueNealvs.Marymount,1983............................................... ReneeLaMontagnevs.KentState,9/15/96Points8......................................... CristaBeiselvs.UniversityoftheSouth,1983Shots16......................................................KerstinBraunvs.Richmond,9/15/91Saves49.............. TiffanyGeorgevs.OldDominion(atJamesMadison),11/2/90

TEAMGoals Scored10.......................................... vs.Marymount,1983;vs.St.Francis,9/8/01Assists 6...........................................Threetimes,vs.AppalachianState,10/20/08Shots Attempted53..........................................................................atMiami(Ohio),9/14/91Most Goals Allowed14.........................................................................atOldDominion,11/9/96Most Shots Allowed58.........................................................................atOldDominion,11/9/96

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

MostWins.................................................................................... 17(1991)LongestWinningStreak................................................................ 6(1991)MostLosses.............................................................. 15(1987,99,00,01)LongestLosingStreak................................................................. 10(2000)MostGoals.................................................................................. 63(1991)FewestGoals................................................................................. 9(1986)FewestGoalsAllowed................................................................. 23(1992)MostGoalsAllowed..................................................................... 74(1999)MostShots................................................................................. 517(1991)MostShotsAllowed................................................................... 410(1988)FewestShotsAllowed............................................................... 221(1998)MostShutouts................................................................................ 9(1991)MostMatchesShutout................................................................. 11(1986)ConsecutiveMatchesScoring..................................19(9/14/91-10/26/91)ConsecutiveShutoutsPosted...........................................3(9/12-9/19/08)ConsecutiveMatchesShutOut................................................6(1987-88)MostSaves................................................................................ 296(1989)FewestSaves.............................................................................. 87(2006)MostDefensiveSaves................................................................. 18(1992)MostPenaltyCorners................................................................ 270(1991)FewestPenaltyCorners.............................................................. 63(1997)

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GOALS1.CristaBeisel...................... 1983-85........... 492.KirstenJanss.................... 1983-87........... 363.MichelleMalebranche....... 1988-91........... 344.KokedaSheppard............. 1990-93........... 305.LauraMorrow.................... 1996-99........... 246.ComptonHutter................. 1987-90........... 237.LizMichinard..................... 1993-96........... 198.ErinLenhardt.................... 2000-03........... 18 HollyOsmond................... 1993-96........... 1810.MeredithEvans................ 2003-06........... 17

ASSISTS1.SueNeal........................... 1983-86........... 222.TiffanyChurch................... 2003-06........... 203.ReneeLaMontagne.......... 1994-97........... 194.AmandaKitson.................. 1997-00........... 165.CarynConboy................... 1989-92........... 146.SaraMumford................... 1994-97........... 127.MichelleMalebranche....... 1988-91............11KerstinBraun.......................1991..............11MeganDriest..................... 1999-02............11ErinHebert........................ 2000-03............11

POINTS1.CristaBeisel...................... 1983-85......... 1052.MichelleMalebranche....... 1988-91........... 79KirstenJanss.................... 1983-87........... 794.KokedaSheppard............. 1990-93........... 615.SueNeal........................... 1983-86........... 546.ComptonHutter................. 1987-90........... 53LauraMorrow.................... 1996-99........... 538.ErinLenhardt.................... 2000-03........... 449.MeredithEvans................. 2003-06........... 43HollyOsmond................... 1993-96........... 43

SAVES1.KellyGill.............................1988...........2352.BrookePeterson................1999...........2223.KellyGill.............................1987...........2164.AnnetteBeadle..................1982...........2115. LindsayWatson..................1993...........2086. LindsayWatson..................1994...........1967.BrookePeterson................2001...........1948.BrookePeterson................2000...........1909.MelanieGodsey.................1985...........17710.LindsayWatson................1996...........156

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDSGOALS

1.CristaBeisel.........................1983............. 232.MichelleMalebranche..........1991............. 17 ElizabethMichinard..............1996............. 174.KerstinBraun.......................1991............. 155.CristaBeisel.........................1984............. 13CristaBeisel.........................1985............. 13KirstenJanss.......................1987............. 138.KirstenJanss.......................1985............. 12LauraMorrow.......................1999............. 1210.CourtneyPoole...................2009..............11 KokedaSheppard................1993..............11

ASSISTS1.AmandaKitson.....................2000............. 12ReneeLaMontagne..............1996............. 123.TiffanyChurch......................2005..............11 KerstinBraun.......................1991..............115.MadonnaWadolowski..........2009............. 106.SusanNeal...........................1984............... 97.SaraMumford.......................1996............... 88.Fivetiedat7

POINTS1.CristaBeisel.........................1983............. 462.KerstinBraun........................1991............. 413.MichelleMalebranche...........1991............. 384.ElizabethMichinard..............1996............. 365.CristaBeisel.........................1984............. 326.KirstenJanss........................1987............. 287.CristaBeisel.........................1985............. 278.KirstenJanss........................1985............. 269.RachaelWood......................1998............. 24LauraMorrow.......................1999............. 24ErinLenhardt........................2002............. 24

SAVES1.BrookePeterson............. 1998-01.........7102.LindsayWatson............... 1993-96.........7003.KellyGill.......................... 1985-88.........4824.TiffanyGeorge................ 1989-92.........4135.CathleenCavanaugh...... 1985-86.........3256.MelanieGodsey.............. 1985-86.........2987. JenniferWisniewski........ 2007-pr..........2758.TinaCaiazza................... 1999-03.........2519.AnnetteBeadle............... 1982-83.........24710.AmyDietz...................... 2002-05.........214

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

DEFENSIVE LEADERBOOK

BrookePeterson MeganLenhardt

CristaBeisel SueNeal

OFFENSIVE LEADERBOOK

AmandaKitson ReneeLaMontagne

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE1.AnnSchultz..........................1983.......... 1.082.TiffanyGeorge.....................1992.......... 1.343.CathleenCavanaugh...........1991.......... 1.544.LindsayWatson....................1994.......... 1.625.MelanieGodsey...................1986.......... 1.65

SAVE PERCENTAGE1.TiffanyGeorge.....................1992.......... .8642.MelanieGodsey...................1985.......... .8633.LindsayWatson....................1994.......... .8594.KellyGill...............................1987.......... .8445.TiffanyGeorge.....................1990.......... .836

DEFENSIVE SAVES1.MeganLenhardt...................2009............... 82.AngelaFeindt.......................2003............... 73.AllisonMowry.......................2007............... 6NatalieBowen......................2005............... 6KieraGambeski...................2005............... 6BrandyMcMahon.................1998............... 6*Unavailable prior to 1991

DEFENSIVE SAVES (CAREER)1.NatalieBowen................... 2004-07........... 162.AngelaFeindt.................... 2001-04........... 153.KieraGambeski................ 2003-06........... 124.CarynConboy................... 1989-92........... 105.TessaBrookes.................. 1998-01............. 9

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Albany........................................................... 0-3American.....................................................7-11Appalachian State .................................... 32-9Averett.......................................................... 1-0BallState...................................................... 0-1BostonCollege............................................. 0-5Bryant........................................................... 1-0California...................................................... 1-7UC-Davis...................................................... 2-0Catawba....................................................... 4-0CentralMichigan........................................... 2-0Colgate......................................................... 1-0CollegeofN.J.(TrentonSt.)......................... 0-1Connecticut................................................... 0-1Davidson ................................................ 25-9-2Davis&Elkins............................................... 8-1Drexel........................................................... 0-1Duke........................................................... 0-13EasternKentucky......................................... 4-3EasternMennonite....................................... 2-0Fairfield......................................................... 1-2Georgetown ................................................. 5-8HighPoint..................................................... 3-3Hofstra.......................................................... 1-1HolyCross.................................................... 0-2Indiana.......................................................... 0-1James Madison ...................................... 1-25-1

KentState..................................................... 1-2Lafayette....................................................... 0-2LaSalle......................................................... 3-0LockHaven................................................... 0-2Longwood .............................................. 13-8-2Louisville.................................................... 5-3-2Loyola(Md.).................................................. 3-4Lynchburg..................................................... 2-3MaryBaldwin................................................ 1-0MaryWashington.......................................... 2-1UMBC........................................................ 3-0-1UMass-Lowell............................................... 1-0Miami............................................................ 2-0Michigan....................................................... 0-1MissouriState(SMS).................................... 4-5MountSt.Mary’s........................................... 1-0NewHampshire............................................ 0-2North Carolina ........................................... 0-22Ohio ............................................................. 2-6OhioState..................................................... 0-4OldDominion.............................................. 0-18Pacific........................................................... 5-4Pfeiffer.......................................................... 3-4Providence.................................................... 1-1Quinnipiac..................................................... 0-1Randolph-Macon....................................... 1-0-1Richmond................................................. 10-12

Rider............................................................. 1-1Roanoke....................................................... 3-0RobertMorris................................................ 5-0Rutgers......................................................... 0-1Saint Francis (Pa.) ...................................... 3-0St.Joseph’s.................................................. 1-1Saint Louis .................................................. 9-1SalisburyState............................................. 0-1Siena ............................................................ 2-0UniversityoftheSouth................................. 1-0Springfield..................................................... 0-1Stanford........................................................ 2-8SweetBriar................................................ 1-1-1Temple.......................................................... 1-1Towson ........................................................ 3-3Transylvania................................................. 1-0Ursinus......................................................... 0-1Vermont........................................................ 1-0Villanova....................................................... 1-0Virginia ...................................................... 0-24VirginiaCommonwealth.............................11-16VirginiaTech................................................. 6-4Wake Forest ........................................... 6-15-1William & Mary .......................................... 2-24

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2-7-1 Roxanne Bush9/23 VIRGINIATECH L,1-89/25 vs.SalisburyState# L,1-29/26 vs.VCU# L,1-39/30 AVERETT W,2-110/5 atMaryWashington L,0-310/12 atRichmond L,0-510/13 atVirginiaCommonwealth W,1-010/21 atJamesMadison T,1-110/30 vs.Richmond^ L,0-310/31 vs.HighPoint$ L,0-1

# Lynchburg College Inv.;^ Div. II State Tournament; $ AIAW

1-11 Laurie Morris-Bell VirginiaTech L,0-6 Pfeiffer L,0-4 Richmond L,0-7 VCU L,0-6 HighPoint L,1-4 Lynchburg L,0-4 MaryWashington W,1-0 AppalachianState L,0-4 Duke L,0-4 JamesMadison L,0-4 SweetBriar L,1-3 Longwood L,0-4

13-2-3 Laurie Morris-Bell UMBC W,2-1 Marymount W,10-0 UniversityoftheSouth W,6-1 AppalachianState W,4-1(OT)

1981

1982

1983

Longwood T,1-1 HighPoint W,3-0 VCU W,2-1 WakeForest W,4-1 Lynchburg W,3-2 SweetBriar T,1-1 Pfeiffer L,0-3 Randolph-Macon T,1-1 AppalachianSt. W,4-3(2OT) SweetBriar W,3-2 Pfeiffer L,2-3 VirginiaTech W,1-0 MaryWashington W,4-1 MaryBaldwin Forfeit

4-10-3 Laurie Morris-Bell9/18 atLynchburg L,1-29/21 atRichmond L,2-69/22 atVCU L,0-19/25 VirginiaTech W,4-29/27 atVirginia L,1-810/3 WakeForest W,6-110/6 vs.Trenton& L,1-310/6 atVirginiaTech& L,2-3OT10/7 atVirginiaTech& T,3-310/9 atHighPoint W,4-010/13 EasternKentucky W,3-110/15 Duke L,1-210/20 atUMBC T,1-110/21 atLoyola(Md.) L,2-310/27 Pfeiffer T,N/A vs.VCU$ L,0-1

& Virginia Tech Tournament; $ AIAW

1984

1981

1982

1984

1982 vs. Pfeiffer

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10-7 Laurie Morris-Bell atWilliam&Mary L,0-3 atOldDominion L,0-8 vs.American(atODU) W,4-2 RICHMOND W,1-0 VCU W,1-0 atWakeForest W,4-2 vs.Longwood(atJMU) W,2-0 vs.AppalachianState(atJMU) L,0-2 atJamesMadison L,1-5 atEasternKentucky W,1-0 atLouisville W,6-1 LYNCHBURG W,2-0 DAVIDSON W,5-0 LONGWOOD W,3-2 atDuke L,0-1 vs.Virginia(atVirginiaTech) L,3-4 Richmond& L,1-2

& South Atlantic Conference Tournament

5-13, 2-5 South Atlantic Jeff Woods9/13 vs.William&Mary#* L,0-39/13 vs.EasternKentucky# L,2-49/19 Lynchburg L,0-19/21 American* W,1-09/24 JamesMadison* L,1-79/25 Virginia L,0-29/27 Loyola(Md.)* W,2-1OT9/28 Duke L,0-210/6 VirginiaTech W,1-010/8 WakeForest W,1-010/11 VCU* L,0-110/16 Longwood L,0-1

1985

1986

10/19 OldDominion* L,0-410/24 Davis&Elkins L,0-310/25 LockHaven L,0-510/28 AppalachianState W,1-011/1 Richmond* L,0-111/7 VCU& L,0-2

* SAFHC Match; & SAC Tournament

5-15-2, 0-7 South Atlantic Jeff Woods atRoanoke W,4-1 atRichmond* L,1-2 atWilliam&Mary* L,0-3 atLouisville T,1-1 atEasternKentucky L,0-1 VIRGINIA L,1-3 atLoyola(Md.)* L,0-2 atDuke L,1-4 atPfeiffer L,0-1 vs.Randolph-Macon# W,6-0 vs.HighPoint# L,1-3 vs.Transylvania# W,4-0 vs.AppalachianState# L,1-2 LONGWOOD T,0-0 atWakeForest L,0-1 atAmerican* L,1-2 VCU* L,1-3 APPALACHIANSTATE W,2-1 atVirginiaTech W,3-1 atJamesMadison* L,0-6 atOldDominion* L,0-9 atOldDominion& L,0-4

* SAFHC Match; # Virginia Tech Tournament & SAC Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)

1987

1986

1987

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4-12-1, 1-6 South Atlantic Jeff Woods atNorthCarolina L,0-8 atWilliam&Mary* L,0-4 atSMS L,0-4 ROANOKE W,3-2 atVCU* L,0-5 EASTERNKENTUCKY L,0-1 atVirginia L,0-7 DUKE L,1-2 DAVIDSON W,2-0 atAppalachianState W,2-1 AMERICAN* W,1-0 atRichmond* L,1-2OT WAKEFOREST T,0-0 LOYOLA(MD.)* L,1-3 JAMESMADISON* L,0-2OT OLDDOMINION* L,0-4 JamesMadison& L,1-2

* SAFHC Match, & SAC Tournament

10-11-1, 2-5 South Atlantic Jeff Woods9/1 atRoanoke W,2-09/3 atEasternMennonite W,1-09/6 atNorthCarolina L,0-119/10 atDuke L,1-99/14 atSaintLouis L,0-19/16 VIRGINIA L,0-19/17 atEasternKentucky W,2-19/20 atWilliam&Mary* L,1-410/4 APPALACHIANSTATE W,1-010/7 VCU* L,0-110/10 RICHMOND* W,2-110/11 atLongwood T,1-110/13 atDavidson W,2-010/18 atVirginiaTech W,4-310/21 atMt.St.Mary’s W,1-010/22 atLoyola(Md.)* L,1-610/23 atAmerican* W,1-010/25 atJamesMadison* L,1-210/27 atOldDominion* L,0-1010/30 atPfeiffer W,3-111/1 atWakeForest L,0-211/3 vs.William&Mary& L,1-4

* SAFHC Match; & SAC Tournament

9-14-1, 1-6 South Atlantic Jeff Woods9/4 atVirginiaTech W,2-09/6 atUMassLowell W,2-1OT9/7 atNewHampshire L,0-19/8 atSpringfield L,1-29/9 atHolyCross L,1-69/11 atEasternMennonite W,1-09/13 atNorthCarolina L,0-109/15 WILLIAM&MARY* L,2-39/16 PFEIFFER W,5-09/20 atVirginia L,1-4

1988

1989

9/23 DAVIDSON T,0-09/24 OHIO L,2-3OT9/25 atAppalachianState W,3-09/29 AMERICAN* L,1-2OT10/10 LONGWOOD W,2-010/12 atVCU* L,0-110/13 atRichmond* L,1-210/13 vs.Louisville(atRichmond) L,2-410/20 EASTERNKENTUCKY W,1-010/21 LOYOLA(MD.)* L,1-210/24 JamesMadison* W,3-010/26 vs.OldDominion*(atJMU) L,0-610/30 atWakeForest W,3-211/2 vs.OldDominion& L,0-9

* SAFHC Match& SAC Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)

17-7, 4-3 CAA Jeff Woods9/14 atMiami W,1-09/15 atEasternKentucky W,3-19/19 VIRGINIA L,1-29/20 atVirginiaTech# W,3-09/21 vs.Catawba# W,6-19/21 vs.HighPoint# W,5-09/22 DAVIS&ELKINS W,5-09/25 atNorthCarolina L,1-39/29 atLoyola(Md.)* W,3-010/2 LONGWOOD W,3-010/5 atAmerican* W,2-110/11 VCU* W,3-010/15 RICHMOND* W,2-110/18 atOhio W,2-110/19 atOhioState L,2-310/20 vs.CentralMichigan(atOhio) W,3-110/23 atJamesMadison* L,1-210/26 atPfeiffer W,7-010/26 atDavidson W,3-211/2 atOldDominion* L,0-911/3 atWilliam&Mary* L,0-111/8 vs.Richmond& W,6-211/9 atOldDominion& L,0-411/10 vs.American& W,1-0

* CAA Match& CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)

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1987

1990

1988

1990

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6-11, 1-5 CAA Jeff Woods9/11 OHIO L,1-2OT9/12 DAVIDSON W,1-0OT9/17 atVirginia L,0-19/20 atGeorgetown W,5-09/23 atNorthCarolina L,0-19/30 LONGWOOD L,3-4OT10/2 atVCU* L,1-210/3 vs.Louisville(atRichmond) W,3-010/5 TOWSON L,0-110/7 atWakeForest W,1-010/11 atAmerican* L,0-210/13 atRichmond* L,1-2(PS)10/17 atDavis&Elkins W,2-110/22 JAMESMADISON* L,0-210/31 OLDDOMINION* L,0-211/1 WILLIAM&MARY* W,2-1(PS)11/6 atVCU& L,0-2

* CAA Match& CAA Tournament (Richmond, Va.)

6-11-2, 2-5 CAA Jeff Woods9/4 vs.NorthCarolina(atW&M) L,1-109/8 atAppalachianState L,0-19/10 atOhio L,1-39/11 vs.Louisville(atOhio) T,1-19/14 VIRGINIA L,0-49/18 atAmerican* L,0-1OT9/19 atTowson W,3-29/21 WAKEFOREST L,2-39/24 vs.SaintLouis(atW&M) W,3-2(2OT)9/29 atJamesMadison* L,0-410/7 VCU* W,1-010/9 atGeorgetown W,4-010/11 atTemple L,0-610/19 APPALACHIANSTATE W,2-010/23 RICHMOND* W,1-010/24 atDavidson T,1-110/29 atWilliam&Mary* L,0-210/31 atOldDominion* L,0-711/5 atWilliam&Mary& L,1-2

* CAA Match& CAA Tournament (Williamsburg, Va.)

10-9, 2-4 CAA Jeff Woods9/3 vs.Cent.Michigan(atRichmond)W,2-09/6 OHIO L,1-29/10 OLDDOMINION* L,0-79/14 atVirginia L,0-29/17 AMERICAN* L,1-49/18 vs.St.Louis(atDavidson) W,1-09/21 atNorthCarolina L,0-39/25 DAVIS&ELKINS W,2-19/28 JAMESMADISON* L,0-210/1 TOWSON W,2-010/4 APPALACHIANSTATE W,2-1OT10/8 atRichmond* W,2-1(PS)

1992

1993

10/10 atVCU* W,1-010/22 atWakeForest L,0-310/25 LONGWOOD W,2-010/29 WILLIAM&MARY* L,0-410/30 DAVIDSON W,2-111/1 atAppalachianState W,2-011/4 vs.William&Mary& L,0-1

* CAA Match& CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.)

9-11, 2-4 CAA Jeff Woods9/2 atJamesMadison* L,0-59/3 vs.California(atJMU) W,1-09/8 vs.SMS(atRichmond) W,2-19/13 VIRGINIA L,0-49/16 atAmerican* L,0-39/17 atGeorgetown L,2-39/20 APPALACHIANSTATE L,0-19/22 atDavis&Elkins W,2-19/23 atKentState L,1-29/24 atOhio W,1-09/30 VCU* W,4-310/4 atAppalachianState W,2-010/6 atOldDominion* L,0-610/8 vs.Duke(atODU) L,1-410/9 atNorthCarolina L,0-410/14 vs.Louisville W,2-010/21 atDavidson W,1-010/27 RICHMOND* W,2-110/29 atWilliam&Mary* L,2-311/3 vs.William&Mary& L,1-3

* CAA Match& CAA Tournament (Richmond, Va.)

1987

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1988

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1993

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10-8, 2-4 CAA Jeff Woods8/31 atAppalachianState W,1-09/7 vs.St.Joseph’s# W,2-19/8 vs.Hofstra# W,3-09/11 atVirginia L,1-89/14 GEORGETOWN L,3-4OT9/15 KENTSTATE W,3-29/18 JAMESMADISON* L,4-59/22 atVCU* W,3-09/26 APPALACHIANSTATE W,2-010/3 DAVIS&ELKINS W,4-110/5 AMERICAN* L,1-2OT10/15 WILLIAM&MARY* L,1-310/19 OLDDOMINION* L,0-110/24 atDavidson W,4-010/26 atRichmond* W,2-011/3 atNorthCarolina L,1-511/8 vs.William&Mary& W,3-211/9 atOldDominion& L,1-14

# Husky Classic (Storrs, Conn.); * CAA Match& CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)

6-11, 2-4 CAA Jeff Woods8/30 atOldDominion L,0-129/6 vs.Providence# L,1-49/7 atConnecticut# L,0-49/13 atOhioState L,0-59/14 vs.Louisville(atOhioState) W,2-19/17 atJamesMadison* L,0-49/20 atDavis&Elkins W,1-0

1996 9/27 VCU* W,1-010/4 atWilliam&Mary* L,0-110/5 atNorthCarolina L,0-1010/15 atWakeForest L,0-510/18 atAmerican* L,0-110/25 RICHMOND* W,2-010/26 DAVIDSON W,2-110/30 APPALACHIANSTATE W,3-011/1 atGeorgetown L,2-3OT11/7 vs.William&Mary& L,1-2

# Husky Classic (Storrs, Conn.); * CAA Match& CAA Tournament (Richmond, Va.)

8-11, 1-6 CAA Jeff Woods9/5 WILLIAM&MARY* L,0-39/9 atDavidson W,4-29/12 vs.Temple W,3-09/13 vs.NorthCarolina L,1-59/19 atOhio W,2-39/20 vs.Louisville(atOhio) W,1-09/23 DAVIDSON W,6-09/26 atVCU* L,2-39/29 atWakeForest L,0-310/3 GEORGETOWN W,2-010/4 AMERICAN* L,0-210/7 atAppalachianState W,2-110/10 DAVIS&ELKINS W,7-110/16 OLDDOMINION* L,0-810/21 atNorthCarolina L,0-610/23 JAMESMADISON* L,0-110/28 atVirginia L,1-3

1988

1987

1998

1997

10/31 atRichmond* W,1-011/6 vs.American& L,0-2

* CAA Match& CAA Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)

5-15 Jeff Woods8/28 atWakeForest L,1-78/29 vs.Michigan(atNorthCarolina) L,1-69/2 atFairfield L,3-4OT9/3 vs.LaSalle W,2-09/5 vs.BostonCollege L,1-59/9 DAVIDSON L,1-39/14 atDuke L,2-39/17 vs.KentState(atOhioSt.) L,1-79/18 atOhioState L,0-39/24 atJamesMadison L,1-59/26 Davis&Elkins W,2-1OT10/2 atWilliam&Mary L,0-310/6 atNorthCarolina L,0-210/9 atGeorgetown L,0-110/10 atMaryland L,0-710/14 APPALACHIANSTATE W,3-110/20 atVirginia L,2-410/24 atOldDominion L,0-910/30 vs.AppalachianState& W,1-0OT10/31 vs.Davidson& W,4-2OT

& Deep South Tournament

1997

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4-15 Jeff Woods8/26 CATAWBA W,3-18/27 vs.Drexel(atJMU) L,0-58/30 atGeorgetown L,0-18/31 atFairfield L,1-49/2 vs.Vermont(atHolyCross) W,2-19/3 atHolyCross L,0-29/13 atWakeForest L,0-79/17 atMaryland L,2-119/24 atDuke L,1-39/30 atDavidson L,2-310/7 atVCU L,0-110/8 atNorthCarolina L,0-1010/11 atLongwood L,2-310/15 atAppalachianState L,1-2OT10/18 atVirginia L,0-510/21 atSaintLouis W,2-010/22 atSMS W,4-210/24 atLouisville L,1-2OT10/28 atJamesMadison L,0-5

8-15, 3-3 NorPac East Jeff Woods8/25 vs.Duke(atJMU) L,0-28/26 vs.Towson(atJMU) L,0-1(PS)9/1 vs.Richmond(atApp.State) L,0-29/8 SAINTFRANCIS W,10-09/9 APPALACHIANSTATE* W,2-19/19 atWakeForest L,0-99/21 PROVIDENCE L,1-2OT9/29 atLaSalle W,1-09/30 atSt.Joseph’s L,0-110/2 atUrsinus L,2-310/4 atSMS* L,0-410/6 atSMS* L,0-310/10 vs.Davidson*(atW.Forest)W,1-0OT10/15 atNorthCarolina L,0-810/17 atVirginia L,0-310/20 VCU W,2-1(PS)10/21 DAVIDSON* W,3-010/24 atAppalachianState* L,0-110/29 atJamesMadison L,2-810/30 vs.Pacific(atApp.State) L,0-111/1 vs.Stanford&(FirstRound) L,1-211/2 vs.SaintLouis&(Cons.) W,2-1OT11/3 atAppalachianSt.&(Cons.) W,2-1

* NorPac Match& NorPac Tournament (Boone, N.C.)

9-11, 4-1 NorPac East Jeff Woods8/31 atDavidson* L,0-19/1 atCatawba W,6-09/7 atVirginiaCommonwealth L,1-29/12 atNorthCarolina L,1-59/15 APPALACHIANSTATE* W,5-09/18 atWakeForest L,0-79/21 atWilliam&Mary L,1-29/25 SWMISSOURISTATE* W,2-1OT10/2 atVirginia L,0-5

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2000

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2002

10/5 atTowson L,1-210/9 atAppalachianState* W,1-010/14 vs.Villanova(atN.Carolina) W,1-010/20 atDuke L,0-210/26 DAVIDSON* W,1-010/27 LASALLE W,4-010/30 atJamesMadison L,0-311/3 vs.BostonCollege(atUVA) L,0-111/7 vs.SaintLouis&(FirstRound) W,5-011/8 atStanford&(Semifinals) L,2-311/9 vs.Pacific&(ThirdPlace) W,2-0

* NorPac Match& NorPac Tournament (Stanford, Calif.)

9-14, 3-3 NorPac East Jeff Woods8/30 vs.BallState(atJMU) L,0-49/6 atMiami W,1-09/7 atOhioState L,0-39/12 atUMBC W,2-19/14 atTowson 3-2OT9/22 atJamesMadison L,1-49/26 atWilliam&Mary L,1-29/28 DAVIDSON* L,1-22OT10/1 atAppalachianState* L,0-210/5 vs.Albany(atDavidson) L,3-510/8 atVirginia L,0-410/11 LONGWOOD W,4-3OT10/12 APPALACHIANSTATE* W,1-010/18 atSaintLouis* W,2-110/19 vs.SMS(atSaintLouis) L,1-2OT10/21 atSaintLouis* W,4-210/25 atDavidson* L,1-210/26 atNorthCarolina L,0-6

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11/1 atGeorgetown L,0-311/2 vs.BostonCollege(atVirginia) L,0-611/6 vs.Pacific&(FirstRound)W,1-0(PS)11/7 vs.SMS&(Semifinals) W,2-011/8 vs.Cal&(Championship) L,2-5

*NorPacMatch&NorPacTournament(St.Louis,Mo.)

9-11, 6-0 NorPac East Jeff Woods8/29 UMBC W,4-29/6 atBostonCollege L,0-69/7 vs.LockHaven(atB.C.) L,0-59/10 atVCU L,0-49/22 vs.Longwood(atRichmond)W,2-1OT9/25 atJamesMadison L,1-3926 atDavidson* W,1-010/2 atDuke L,0-1010/3 atNorthCarolina L,0-910/6 atAppalachianState* W,2-010/11 APPALACHIANSTATE* W,3-2OT10/13 atVirginia L,0-310/16 atGeorgetown L,0-1OT10/20 atWakeForest L,0-910/23 CATAWBA W,3-110/25 SAINTLOUIS* W,1-010/26 SAINTLOUIS* W,2-110/31 DAVIDSON* W,2-011/4 vs.Stanford&(FirstRound) L,0-1OT11/5 vs.AppalachianSt.&(Cons.) L,1-2OT

* NorPac Match& NorPac Tournament (Davidson, N.C.)

9-12, 4-2 NorPac Jeff Woods8/28 atRichmond L,0-38/31 atJamesMadison L,0-29/3 vs.Georgetown(atJMU) W,3-2(PS)9/4 ROBERTMORRIS W,2-1OT9/10 DAVIDSON* W,3-19/17 atFairfield W,2-19/18 atQuinnipiac L,0-39/21 atAppalachianState* W,3-09/23 atVCU L,0-19/25 atNorthCarolina L,0-410/1 vs.California*(atDavidson) L,0-310/5 atVirginia L,0-210/9 LONGWOOD W,1-010/19 atWakeForest L,0-410/22 vs.Rutgers(atLouisville) L,1-210/23 atLouisville L,0-810/29 atPacific* W,3-210/31 atStanford* L,2-311/3 vs.Davidson&(FirstRound) W,4-311/4 vs.Pacific&(Semfinals) L,1-22OT11/5 vs.Stanford*(ThirdPlace) W,3-0

* NorPac Match& NorPac Tournament (Berkeley, Calif.)

7-15, 2-4 NorPac Jeff Woods8/26 atSiena W,1-08/27 atColgate W,4-3OT9/3 atWilliam&Mary L,0-29/6 atVirginia L,0-59/9 vs.Indiana(atOhio) L,3-5

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9/10 atOhio L,1-39/15 atRobertMorris W,3-19/16 MissouriState(atRMU) L,1-22OT9/23 APPALACHIANSTATE* W,1-09/24 atJamesMadison L,0-59/30 atRichmond L,0-610/4 atWakeForest L,0-510/7 vs.Pacific*(atLongwood)L,2-3(PS)10/13 atVCU L,0-1OT10/15 atDavidson* L,0-12OT10/22 vs.California*(atDuke) L,1-310/23 vs.Stanford*(atLongwood) L,0-310/27 atLongwood* W,1-010/30 atNorthCarolina L,1-611/2 atDavidson&(FirstRound) W,4-111/3 vs.California&(Semifinals) L,0-511/4 vs.AppalachianSt.&(ThirdPlace)W,2-1

*NorPacMatch&NorPacTournament(Davidson,N.C.)

8-14, 2-4 NorPac Jeff Woods8/25 vs.American(atRichmond) L,1-58/26 vs.Hofstra(atRichmond) L,1-29/1 LONGWOOD W,3-19/2 ROBERTMORRIS W,1-09/9 atDuke L,0-49/12 atWakeForest L,1-69/14 atLongwood* L,0-39/16 vs.California*(atDavidson)L,2-3OT9/19 DAVIDSON* L,0-29/22 atOldDominion L,1-8

9/23 atWilliam&Mary L,0-49/29 atAppalachianState* W,3-010/4 vs.Pacific*(atLongwood) W,1-0OT10/7 atNorthCarolina L,0-610/10 atVirginia L,1-610/20 APPALACHIANSTATE W,9-010/24 atJamesMadison L,0-510/27 atDavidson W,3-010/30 atStanford L,2-811/1 vs.Pacific&(FirstRound) W,2-111/2 atStanford&(Semifinals) L,0-311/3 vs.Davidson&(ThirdPlace) W,2-0


9-12, 3-3 NorPac Jeff Woods8/30 vs.Albany(atRichmond) L,0-58/31 vs.NewHampshire(atRichmond)L,0-39/5 vs.California*(atLongwood) L,0-49/7 vs.VCU(atDavidson) L,2-59/12 atRobertMorris W,3-09/14 atSaintFrancis W,3-09/19 vs.Stanford*(atDavidson) W,1-0OT9/21 atNorthCarolina L,3-99/26 atRider W,1-09/28 atLafayette L,2-310/4 DAVIDSON W,5-010/5 LONGWOOD* W,2-1(PS)10/11 APPALACHIANSTATE W,2-1OT10/15 atWakeForest L,0-1110/18 vs.Pacific*(atApp.State) L,1-2

10/19 vs.Bryant(atDavidson) W,3-010/22 atLongwood L,1-210/25 atDavidson* L,1-211/2 atAppalachianState W,5-411/6 atLongwood(FirstRound)& L,0-311/8 vs.Davidson(FifthPlace)& L,2-3

* NorPac Match& NorPac Tournament (Farmville, Va.)

11-10, 5-1 NorPac East Jeff Woods8/29 atSiena W,2-08/30 atAlbany L,0-29/6 vs.Lafayette(atLongwood) L,0-19/13 SAINTFRANCIS W,3-19/16 atNorthCarolina L,0-89/20 RIDER L,0-1(2OT)9/25 atWilliam&Mary L,1-29/27 RobertMorris W,5-09/30 atJamesMadison L,1-810/3 LONGWOOD* W,2-1(OT)10/4 vs.UCDavis(atDavidson) W,2-110/7 APPALACHIANSTATE* W,4-110/11 vs.BostonCollege(atUNC) L,0-510/14 atDavidson* W,3-110/17 DAVIDSON* W,4-010/23 atLongwood* L,3-4(OT)10/25 atAppalachianState* W,3-111/1 atGeorgetown L,2-3OT11/5 vs.UCDavis(FirstRound)& W,2-011/6 vs.California&(Semifinals) L,0-311/7 vs.Longwood&(ThirdPlace) W,3-2


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DATE OPPONENT TIMEAug. 27 atOhio 3:00 28 vs.SaintLouis(atOhio) 2:00

Sep. 1 SIENA 2:00 5 atWilliam&Mary 2:00 10 atTowson 6:00 12 atSaintFrancis(Pa.) 1:00 18 vs.Georgetown(atLouisville) 1:00 19 atLouisville 1:00 22 DAVIDSON* 7:00 25 atLongwood* 1:00

Oct. 1 atAppalachianState* 7:30 8 APPALACHIANSTATE* 6:30 10 atJamesMadison 1:00 13 atWakeForest 6:00 17 LONGWOOD* 2:00 24 atVirginia 1:00 29 atDavidson* 7:00 31 atNorthCarolina 1:00

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