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OHIO STATE FIELD HOCKEY MEDIA INFORMATION

F I E L D H O C K E Y C O N TA C T

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSAssociate Athletics Director/Communications ........... Dan .............................................................. WallenbergDirector ........................................................ Leann ParkerAssociate Directors ................ Jerry Emig, Adam WidmanAssistant Directors.... ..........Mike Basford, Kyle Kuhlman, ...................Brett Rybak, Alex Morando, Gary PettitInterns .................................................. Aaron Hyder, TBA Website ...................................... OhioStateBuckeyes.com Main Office Phone ........................... (614) 292-6861 Fax ...................................................(614) 292-8547Field Hockey Contact ...................................Mike BasfordOffice Phone .............................................. (614) 292-1389 Cell Phone ...................................... (908) 892-8951 Email ....................................... [email protected] Address ................6th Floor, The Fawcett Center 2400 Olentangy River Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43210

GAME DAY MANAGEMENTFacility Operations ................................... (614) 292-9450Fan Experience & Promotions .................. (614) 292-3672Training Room ............................................(614) 292-1165Equipment Room ....................................... (614) 292-1679

THE BIG TEN CONFERENCE Jason Yellin, Asst. Commissioner, Media Relations Phone .....................................................(847) 696-1010Email ........................................... [email protected] Hockey Contact ..............................Megan Rowley Phone ........................................ (847) 696-1010 ext. 146Email ..............................................mrowley@bigten.orgFax ...........................................................(847) 696-1150Web site ..........................................................bigten.orgMailing Address ...................................5440 Park Place Rosemont, IL 60018

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocation ................................ Columbus, Ohio (pop. 1.8m)Founded .................................................................... 1870 Enrollment .....56,867 (Columbus); 64,429 (all campuses)Nickname .......................................................... BuckeyesColors ..................Scarlet (PMS 200) and Gray (PMS 429)Mascot ......................................................Brutus BuckeyePresident .............................................. Dr. Michael DrakeDirector of Athletics .................................... Eugene SmithFaculty Representative ................................... John BrunoConference ..................................................Big Ten (1913)Facility ........................................... Buckeye Varsity FieldPlaying Surface/Capacity ....................... AstroTurf 12/500

FIELD HOCKEY HISTORYFirst Year (Varsity) ....................................................... 1971All-Time Record .................................... 458-388-38 (.541)NCAA Tournament Appearances ....................................... ...........................................7 (1994, ‘01, 05, 06, 09, 10, 11)Big Ten Record/Years ......................... 99-141-10 (.423)/32Big Ten Tournament Record/Years ............ 18-21 (.472)/20Big Ten Regular Season Championships.. 3 (co-2001, 06, .............................................................................co-2010)NFHCA All-America Selections ......................................28NFHCA All-West Region Selections ...............................96All-Big Ten Selections ................................................... 91NFHCA National Academic Squad Selections ............. 129Academic All-Big Ten Selections ................................. 180

TEAM FACTS2016 Overall Record ....................................................6-11 (Home: 4-5, Away: 2-6, Neutral: 0-0)2016 Big Ten Record .............................................. 1-7/9th2016 Big Ten Tournament ............................................N/ALetterwinners Returning/Lost .................................... 20/4Starters Returning/Lost................................................ 9/2Newcomers .....................................................................5

Starters returning (9): Liz Tamburro (GK), Esther Clotet Alsina (F), Whitney Harris, (D) Morgan Kile (M), Maddy Humphrey (M), Caroline Rath (F), Carolina Vergroesen (M), Casey Cole (M), Hannah Pany (B).

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ............................Jarred Martin, first seasonAlma Mater, Year ............................................ Albany ’05Field Hockey Office Phone Number ......... (614) 292-9017Fax ............................................................(614) 292-9195Record at Ohio State/Years ..................... 0-0/first seasonBig Ten Record/Years .............................. 0-0/first seasonBig Ten Tournament Record/Years ..............................N/ACareer Record/Years ............................... 0-0/first seasonAssistant Coach ...........................................Homero PardiAlma Mater, Year .................................................Rider ’13Assistant Coach .............................................. Kate LiptonAlma Mater, Year ..........................................Vermont ’08Volunteer Assistant Coach ..............................Jenn SciulliAlma Mater, Year ........................................ Ohio State ’12

CREDENTIAL REQUESTSMembers of the media interested in obtaining game credentials should contact Aaron Hyder in the Athletics Communications office at (614) 247-7023 or [email protected]. In addition, media interested in attending a practice session should contact Aaron Hyder in advance.

PLAYER INTERVIEWSMedia wanting to conduct interviews with any member of the Ohio State field hockey team should contact Aaron Hyder to arrange the appointment. Please call at least one day in advance to allow setup time.

ROAD REQUESTSPlease direct all credential requests for Ohio State’s road games to the host school’s sports information director

PRACTICEThe Buckeyes practice schedule varies based on the amount of games and travel schedule for the week. They practice on their home field, Buckeye Varsity Field, next to the Outdoor Varsity Tennis Complex.

WEEKLY RELEASEThe weekly release, which includes notes and statistics, is available on the official Ohio State Athletics Depart-ment web site at OhioStateBuckeyes.com. Releases are not mailed.

GAME DAY MEDIA SERVICESGame notes and starting lineups will be made available to the media prior to each game. Scoring summaries will be distributed to the media following the game. Additional requests should be directed to Aaron Hyder.

RADIO/TELEVISION BROADCASTSAny member of the media wishing to broadcast games should contact Mike Basford in the Athletics Communica-tions office at least 48 hours prior to the game.

PHOTO REQUESTSAll still photography requests of Ohio State student-athletes and coaches must be faxed or e-mailed to Andy Devito. He can be reached by email at [email protected].

POSTGAME PROCEDURESPostgame interviews will begin 10 minutes after the game ends. Players and coaches will be available on the field in front of the Ohio State bench. A member of the Athletics Communications office will escort the media to the field.

VIDEO SERVICESFor information regarding video services and game footage (if available), contact video services at (614) 688-5359.

OHIOSTATEBUCKEYES.COMThis is the official Web site of the Ohio State Athletics Department. Ohio State field hockey releases, as well as a wide variety of related field hockey and athletics de-partment information can be found on the web, including links to all 36 varsity sports.

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2017 SCHEDULEDATE ................................... OPPONENT .............................................. TIMESun. Aug. 27 ..........................at Lehigh ....................................................... 11 a.m.Fri. Sept. 1 .......................... LOUISVILLE ........................................... 3 p.m.Tues. Sept. 5 ...................... KENT STATE .......................................... 3 p.m.Fri. Sept. 8 ..............................at Miami (Ohio) ............................................ 2 p.m.Sun. Sept. 10 ..........................at Wake Forest ............................................. 1 p.m.Fri. Sept. 15 .............................at Northwestern* ........................................ 3 p.m.Sun. Sept. 17 ..........................at Ohio ............................................................ 1 p.m.Fri. Sept. 22 ....................... MICHIGAN* ............................................ 3 p.m.Sun. Sept. 24 ..................... MICHIGAN STATE* .................................1 p.m.Sat. Sept. 30 ..........................vs. Standford ................................................ 2 p.m.Sun. Oct. 1 ...............................at UC Davis ....................................................NoonFri. Oct. 6 ........................... PENN STATE*% ...................................... 3 p.m.Sun. Oct. 8 ......................... CALIFORNIA% .........................................NoonFri. Oct. 13 ...............................at Maryland* ................................................. 4 p.m.Sun. Oct. 15 ............................at Rutgers* ..................................................... 1 p.m.Fri. Oct. 20 ......................... INDIANA* ................................................ 3 p.m.Sun. Oct. 22 ...........................at Iowa ............................................................ 1 p.m.Fri. Oct. 27 ..............................B1G Tournamnet - First Rd#. ........................TBASun. Oct. 29 ...........................B1G Tournament - Second Rd.# ..................TBAFri. Nov. 3 ................................B1G Semifinals$ ..............................................TBASun. Nov. 5 .............................B1G Finals$ ......................................................TBA

All times ETHome games in CAPS played at Buckeye Varsity Field *Conference games | #Campus sites | $East Lansing, Mich.

2017 ROSTERNO. NAME POSITION YEAR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)2 Nikki Trzaska Forward Fr. Yardley, Pa. (Villa Joseph Marie)3 Jennica Jonovich Back So. Wycombe, Pa. (Council Rock North)5 Genevieve Penzone Midfield So. Powell, Ohio (St. Francis DeSales)6 Juliette Duquesne Back Fr. Brussels, Belgium (Saint-Pierre College)8 Morgan Kile Forward Sr. Mountain Top, Pa. (Crestwood)9 Casey Cole Midfield Jr. Nuangola, Pa. (Crestwood)10 Adelaide Penzone Forward So. Powell, Ohio (St. Francis DeSales)11 Whitney Harris Back So. Collegeville, Pa. (The Shipley School)13 Courtney Daniels Midfield/Back Jr. Virginia Beach, Va. (Frank W. Cox)14 Maartje Bongers Back So. Nuenen, The Netherlands (University Utrecht)15 Mara Hunter Back Fr. Powell, Ohio (Olentangy Liberty)16 Lauren Carroll Forward Sr. Lancaster, Pa. (Lancaster Catholic)18 Esther Clotet Alsina Forward/Midfield So. Barcelona, Spain (Institut Matadepera)19 Natalie Faust Forward/Midfield Sr. Lutherville, Md. (Roland Park Country School)20 Julianna Sweeney Midfield Fr. Stroudsburg, Pa. (Stroudsburg)21 Sammy Stone Forward/Midfield Fr. Herndon, Va. (Herndon)22 Kelsey Nolan Midfield Jr. Lancaster, Pa. (Yale)23 Maddy Humphrey Forward/Midfield Sr. Virginia Beach, Va. (Frank W. Cox)24 Caroline Rath Back Sr. Greenville, Del. (Archmere Academy)25 Hannah Pany Back Jr. Schnecksville, Pa. (Parkland)26 Sofia Haramis Forward Rs.-Jr. Roseland, N.J. (West Essex)28 Carolina Vergroesen Midfield/Back Sr. Amsterdam, Netherlands (Rider University)66 Yolanda Cabello Goalkeeper So. Madrid, Spain88 Liz Tamburro Goalkeeper Sr. Phoenixville, Pa. (Owen J. Roberts)

Head Coach: Jarred Martin, 1st season, Albany ‘05Assistant Coach: Homero Pardi, 3rd season, Rider ’13Assistant Coach: Kate Lipton, 2nd season, Vermont ’08Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jenn Sciulli, 1st season, Ohio State ’12

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2017 OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

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CAREER HONORS• NFCA Division I National Academic Squad.• Academic All-Big Ten and OSU Scholar-Athlete.

AS A JUNIOR (2016)• Played in 14 of the Buckeyes’ 17 games.• Averaged 15.3 minutes per contest.• Took five shots, two of which were on goal.• Saw a season-high 33 minutes of action of two occasions: vs. North-western (Sept. 16) and at Louisville (Sept. 18).• Against the Cardinals, took a season-high three shots, two of which were on goal.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2015)• Was a key reserve, playing in 18 of 19 contests and averaging 24 min-utes/game.• Took four shots on the year, including a season-high two against Ball State.• Three of her four shots were on goal.

AS A FRESHMAN (2014)• Played in nine games, making one start (at Ohio, Sept. 12).• Notched a total of 133 minutes played (average of 14.7 per game).• Appeared in Big Ten games against No. 2 Maryland, No. 18 Indiana and No. 12 Iowa.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Two-time All IAAM-A Conference from the Interscholastic Athletic As-sociation of Maryland.• Team captain and recipient of the Field Hockey Excellence Award in 2013.• Member of the Capitol Pegasus club team.• Silver medalist at the 2012 Disney Tournament.• Selected to the Futures Elite program.• Also lettered in swimming, indoor track and crew.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Tom and Jennie Faust.• Has three older siblings - Daniella, John and Tommy.• Plans to work in the sports industry after graduation.• Enjoys listening to music, shopping and working out.• Cousin, Mike Faust, was an All-America wrestler at Virginia Tech.• Youth minister at her local church and member of Habitat for Humanity.• Lists her greatest sports thrill as beating her high school’s rival for the first time in eight years.

CAREER HONORS• OSU Scholar-Athlete and Academic All-Big Ten.

AS A JUNIOR (2016)• Played in five games – vs. Wake Forest (Sept. 2), vs. Ohio (Sept. 4), vs. UC Davis (Sept. 7), Northwestern (Sept. 16) and at Ball State (Oct. 3).• Traveled to Ecuador with fellow Ohio State student-athletes as part of a Soles4Souls trip.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2015)• Did not see any game action.

AS A FRESHMAN (2014)• Appeared in two games, earning a start while playing all 70 against Ohio (9/12) ... saw 27 minutes of action against Appalachian State (9/21).

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Scored 10 goals and added six assists for 26 points during her senior year.• Named team Most Valuable Player.• Lancaster Catholic was 15-6 overall and 12-1 in the Lancaster-Lebanon League.• First-team All-Star selection by the L-L League coaches as both a junior and senior.• Four year starter for Lancaster Catholic.• Was a shooting guard on the basketball team.• Played club field hockey for Spooky Nook Hockey where her squad played in the Disney Showcase three times and the National Field Hockey Festival twice.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Tracy and Paul Carroll.• Has a sister, Victoria, and brother, Matthew.• Would like to coach field hockey after graduation.• Enjoys traveling, playing sports, hanging out with family and cooking.• Grandfather, Pete Carroll, played basketball at St. John’s and uncle, David Raffone, played baseball at Monmouth.• Lists greatest sports thrill as wining league title as a senior for the first time in school history.

CARROLL’S CAREER STATS

YEAR G-GS G A P SHO GW DSV PS-A

2014 2-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

2015 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

2016 5-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 7-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 FAUST’S CAREER STATS


2014 9-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

2015 18-0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0-0

2016 14-0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 41-1 6 8 20 9 0 0 0-0

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16 LAUREN CARROLLForward | SeniorLancaster, Pa.Lancaster CatholicMajor: Management & Indust.

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19 NATALIE FAUSTForward/Midfield | SeniorLutherville, Md.Roland Park Country SchoolMajor: Sport Industry

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CAREER HONORS• Academic All-Big Ten and Ohio State Scholar-Athlete

AS A JUNIOR (2016)• Played in and started all 17 games.• Tied for second on the team with three assists.• Took 23 shots, 12 on goal, for a .522 shot-on-goal percentage.• Handed out assists in games vs. No. 7 Wake Forest (Sept. 2), No. 6 Louisville (Sept. 18) and No. 15 Iowa (Oct. 27).• Scored Ohio State’s third goal on the game against eventual national champion Delaware (Aug. 28).• Averaged 56 minutes per game and played all 70 minutes in two games.• Took at least one shot in 10 of 17 games.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2015)• Fourth on the team with 10 points (three goals, four assists).• Started all 15 games that she played in.• Had a goal and assist vs. California for a career-high three points.• Also scored vs. Kent State and Penn State.• Her goal vs. the Nittany Lions was the game-winner in overtime.• Dished out two assists vs. Wake Forest.• Took 14 shots, nine of which were on goal (.643 shot on goal percent-age).

AS A FRESHMAN (2014)• Sixth on the team with eight points (three goals, two assists).• Scored twice, including the game winning goal with 3:44 left in over-time, to help Ohio State defeat No. 3 Virginia (10/5).• Also scored once in the Buckeyes’ 9-1 win over Appalachian State (9/21).• Dished out an assist against No. 11 Louisville (9/23) and No. 9 North-western (10/25).• Took 11 shots and averaged 62 minutes a game.• Started all 18 contests.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• NFHCA third team All-America selection.• First Team All-State from the Pennsylvania High School Field Hockey Coaches Association.• As a senior, guided her team to a 24-1 overall record and the District 2 Class AA championship.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Russell and Susan Kile• Has an older brother, Travis, and younger sister, Mackenzie.• Favorite pastimes are playing guitar and cooking.• Uncle, Darryl Kile, was a pitcher for the Houston Astros and St. Louis Cardinals.• Cousin, Kelsey Amy, played field hockey at Penn State and was a three-time All American and the 2012 Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year.

CAREER HONORS• NFHCA second team All-West Region (2014)• NFHCA first team All-West Region (2016) • Second team All-Big Ten (2015, 2016)• Three-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week (9/9/14, 9/23/14, 10/14/14)

AS A JUNIOR (2016)• Team leading scorer with 12 goals, nine assists and 33 points.• Ranked seventh in the Big Ten in goals, fifth in assists, sixth in points and eighth in points per game.• Registered a season-high five points (2G, 1A) against Ohio (Sept. 4) and Ball State (Oct. 3).• Tallied a goal in 10 of 17 games and had at least one point in 14 of 17 contests.• Member of 2017 “Bucks Go Pro” class. Interned with the athletics com-munications office.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2015)• Second on the team in scoring with 24 points (10 goals, four assists).• Had at least one goal in 10 of the 16 games that she played.• Scored in each of the first eight games that she played in and four times scored three points (one goal, one assist vs. Saint Louis, Ball State, Maryland and California).• Tied for sixth in the Big Ten in goals and fifth in goals per game.• Her 24 points was ninth best in the league and 1.60 points per game ranked sixth.

AS A FRESHMAN (2014)• Finished as the Buckeyes’ leading scorer with 32 points (12 goals, eight assists).• Was the Big Ten’s second leading scorer among freshmen and three times earned the conference’s Freshman of the Week honor.• Started her collegiate career with at least one point in 10 of the first 13 games, including a hat trick On Sept. 21 that was part of an 11-point week-end in games vs. Michigan State and Appalachian State.• Finished ninth in the Big Ten in points, seventh in points per game (1.78) and eighth in goals per game (0.67).• With three goals vs. Appalachian State, became the first OSU rookie to record a hat trick.• Four multi-goal games, one multi-assist game and eight multi-point games.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Marcia and Steve Humphrey.• Has two older siblings - Macon and Bryce.• Great uncle, Carlton, played running back for William and Mary and great grandfather, Robert, played running back for Wake Forest.• Was captain and MVP in four sports as an eighth-grader, earning her school’s Female Athlete of the Year award.• Lists her greatest sports thrill as scoring a pair of overtime game-win-ning goals in Cox’s state tournament run in 2012.

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23 MADDY HUMPHREYForward/Midfield | SeniorVirginia Beach, Va.Frank W. CoxMajor: Communication

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8 MORGAN KILEFroward | SeniorMountain Top, Pa.CrestwoodMajor: Sport Industry

HUMPHREY’S CAREER STATS


2014 18-18 12 8 32 44 2 0 0-0

2015 16-16 10 4 24 47 3 0 0-0

2016 17-17 12 9 33 38 2 0 1-1

TOTAL 51-51 34 21 89 129 7 0 1-1

KILE’S CAREER STATS


2014 18-18 3 2 8 11 2 0 0-0

2015 15-15 3 4 10 14 1 0 0-0

2016 17-17 1 3 5 23 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 50-50 34 20 23 48 3 0 0-0

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AS A JUNIOR (2016)• Played in and started all 17 games.• Key member of defensive unit that totaled three shutouts: vs. Ohio (Sept. 4), at Ball State (Oct. 3) and at Indiana (Oct. 21).• Recorded a Big Ten-best six defensive saves, eighth most in single-season history.• Stopped two shots at No. 6 Louisville (Sept. 18) and one each against No. 7 Wake Forest (Sept. 2), Ohio (Sept. 4), Kent State (Sept. 30) and No. 5 Penn State (Oct. 6).• Averaged 65.5 minutes per game and played all 70 minutes on 12 oc-casions.• Participated in the USA Field Hockey Young Women’s High Perfor-mance Tournament.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2015)• Started all 17 games that she played in.• Was an anchor of the Buckeyes’ back line of defense.• Tops in the Big Ten and second nationally with eight defensive saves.• As a unit, Ohio State’s defense finished with three shutouts and limited its opponents to 11 or fewer shots in six games.• Scored the game-winning goal vs. Michigan State and had an assist vs. Ohio to earn Big Ten Co-Defensive Player of the Week honors (Sept. 22).

AS A FRESHMAN (2014) • Started all 15 games that she played in, including eight contests against Big Ten foes.• One of five newcomers to start in every game she appeared in last year.• Totaled 964 minutes played, an average of 64.2 per game.• Took five penalty corners.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE • Team captain as a senior.• Second team all-state by the Delaware Field Hockey Coaches Associa-tion.• Delaware News Journal Athlete of the Week on Sept. 10 after a one-goal, two-assist performance in the Auks season-opening 4-1 victory over Concord.• Selected to the 2014 Futures Elite Academy.• Her club team, Gyphons, was Festival Champions and Rath was the second-leading scorer.• NIT leading goal-scorer in 2012 for Phoenix.• Member of NIT champions in 2012.• First team all-state and team MVP as a defender in lacrosse.• Selected to the Delaware state all-state team.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Daniel and Monica Rath.• Has an older sister, Charlotte, who plays lacrosse at Lafayette.• Would like to become a sports psychologist and work with a profes-sional team after graduation.

CAREER HONORS• NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad (2014, 2015, 2016)• OSU Scholar-Athlete (2014, 2015, 2016)• Academic All-Big Ten (2015, 2016)

AS A JUNIOR (2016)• Member of the Big Ten Preseason Watch List.• Started all 17 games and played 115:20 minutes in the cage.• 2.48 goals-against average with 101 saves, third most in the Big Ten.• Registered a .711 save percentage and posted three shutouts.• Stopped a career-high 18 shots in an overtime contest against No. 6 Maryland.• Made six or more saves in seven games.• In back to back games against No. 5 Penn State and No. 6 Maryland, made 31 saves while facing 42 shots.• Shut out three opponents: Ohio (Sept. 4), Ball State (Oct. 6) and Indiana (Oct. 21). Made seven total saves in those games and faced 19 shots.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2015)• Stated all 19 games and made a Big Ten-best 134 saves (7.1/game).• Had double-figure saves on four occasions, including a career-high 15 vs. Northwestern (10/23).• Made a 2.16 goals-against average, .761 save percentage and three shutouts.• Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 8 after making 13 saves in games vs. Wake Forest and Missouri State.• Made 12 saves and had a .977 save percentage in weekend games vs. Rutgers and No. 11 Louisville (Oct. 9-11).

AS A FRESHMAN (2014)• Started all 18 games, had a .678 save percentage with 116 stops and six double-digit save performances.• Began the season with 35 saves in her first three games.• Stopped 14 shots against Albany, fourth highest total in single-game history.• Topped that by making 15 saves at No. 2 Maryland (10/3), third most in history.• Led the Big Ten in saves per game (6.44) and was tied for second in total saves.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Michael and Renee Tamburro.• Has five brothers and sisters (Jessica, Stephanie, Abigail, Gabrielle, Maximilian).• Jessica played field hockey for one year at West Chester University and Stephanie plays soccer at Rosemont College, where she was the CSAC Rookie of the Year.• Mother played basketball and father played soccer at Cabrini College.• Member of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society.

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24 CAROLINE RATHBack | SeniorGreenville, Del.Archmere AcademyMajor: Sport Industry

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88 LIZ TAMBURROSenior | GoalkeeperPhoenixville, Pa.Owen J. RobertsMajor: Sport Spanish

RATH’S CAREER STATS


2014 15-15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

2015 17-17 1 1 3 2 1 0 0-0

2016 17-17 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 49-49 34 20 23 3 1 0 0-0

TAMBURRO’S CAREER STATS

YEAR G-GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% W-L SHO

2014 18-18 1261:30 55 3.05 116 .678 6-12 0

2015 19-19 1359:22 42 2.16 134 .761 9-10 3

2016 17-17 1158:20 41 2.48 101 .711 6-11 3

TOTAL 54-54 3779:12 138 2.56 346 .715 21-33 6

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AS A SOPHOMORE (2016)• Played in and started all 17 games.• Had five points on one goal and three assists.• Averaged 63.6 minutes per game and played all 70 minutes five times.• Had assists against UC Davis (Sept. 7), Northwestern (Sept. 16) and Rutgers (Oct. 16).• Assisted on Adelaide Penzone’s game-winning goal against UC Davis, Esther Clotet Alsina’s tally against Northwestern and a Maddy Humphrey score vs. Rutgers.• Took 23 total shots on goal and .478 were on goal.

AS A FRESHMAN (2015)• Played in all 19 games and made 18 starts.• Finished with four total points on one goal and two assists.• All four of her points came in a three-game span between Sept. 27 and Oct. 9 (vs. Penn State, Maryland, Rutgers).• Was named Big Ten Freshman of the Week on Oct. 13.• Took 15 total shots and averaged 54 minutes/game.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• First team all-region and second team All-America team selection by the National Field Hockey Coaches Association.• Delivered her best offensive performance in the PIAA Class AA quarter-finals, in which she scored the game-tying and game-winning goals in a 3-2 win.• Named the Times Leader Player of the Year as a senior after scoring 10 goals and handing out 16 assists.• Finished her career with three District 2 titles and a PIAA state champi-onship as a sophomore.• Crestwood went 90-7-2 in her four-year career.• Played for the same high school program as current Buckeye Morgan Kile.• Scored 41 goals and had 41 assists in her career.• First team all-state from the Pennsylvania High School Field Hockey Coaches Association in 2013 and 2014.• Led Crestwood to the PIAA Class AA state title game this past fall.• Competed in the National Futures Tournament in 2013 and was a mem-ber of the U14 National Indoor Tournament championship team.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Christopher and Danielle Cole.• Lists her greatest sports thrill as winning the PIAA state championship in 2012.• Was vice present of the National Business Honor Society in high school.

COLE’S CAREER STATS


2015 19-18 1 2 4 15 0 0 0-0

2016 17-17 1 3 5 23 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 36-35 2 5 9 38 0 0 0-0

CAREER HONORS• Ohio State Scholar-Athlete (2015, 2016, 2017)• Academic All-Big Ten (2016)• NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad and Scholar of Distinction (2015, 2016)

AS A JUNIOR (2016)• Played in and started 16 of 17 games.• Averaged 63.6 minutes per game and played all 70 on eight occasions.• Part of an Ohio State defense that registered three shutouts: vs. Ohio (Sept. 2), at Ball State (Oct. 6) and at Indiana (Oct. 21).• Member of the Big Ten Preseason Watch List.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2015)• Made an immediate impact, playing in and starting all 19 games as a defensive midfielder.• Averaged 69 minutes/contest while playing all 70 minutes 12 times.• Had a defensive save vs. Penn State.• Named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team.• Helped Ohio State’s defense register three shutouts.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Played her freshman year (2013) at Rider University where she had two goals and one assist.• Played in 20 games for the Broncs, earning 19 starts on the MAAC regular season champions.• Participated in field hockey and was a gymnastics champion in high school.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Peter Vergroesen and Carine Nederveen.• Hobbies include reading, playing soccer, playing the guitar and painting.

VERGROESEN’S CAREER STATS


2015 19-19 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-0

2016 16-16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 35-35 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-0

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28 CAROLINA VERGROESENMidfield/Back | Rs.-SeniorAmsterdam, The NetherlandsRider UniversityMajor: International Business

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9 CASEY COLEMidfield | JuniorNuangola, Pa.CrestwoodMajor: Criminology & Criminal Justice

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AS A SOPHOMORE (2016)• Played in 10 games and averaged 17.0 minutes per contest.• Logged a season-high 31 minutes of action against No. 14 Northwestern (Sept. 16).• Took a shot on goal against Ball State (Oct. 3).

AS A FRESHMAN (2015)• Played in 12 games, earning starts vs. Kent State and Northwestern.• Scored her first collegiate goal during the Buckeyes’ 6-3 Senior Day win over California.• Took two shots on the season, both on goal.• Averaged 28 minutes/game.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• 2014 Harrow Sports/NFCA first team all-region selection.• Four-year starter for Frank W. Cox High School in Virginia Beach, Va.• High school teammate of current Buckeye Maddy Humphrey.• Scored the game-winning goal in a 1-0 victory over First Colonial in the Virginia 5A state title game• The championship was the 18th in program history.• All-conference and All-Tidewater first team selection.• Team captain.• All-Virginia and all-region choice as a junior.• Plays club hockey for Saints Hockey Rocks.• Took third place at the 2014 national club championships.• A gold medalist at the 2012 National Field Hockey Festival.• Also is an all-conference lacrosse player.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Thomas and Pamela Daniels.• Would like to work in marketing after graduation, preferably in the fashion/design industry.• Favorite pastimes include hanging out with friends and traveling.• Greatest sports thrill was scoring the game-winning goal in the 2014 state championships.• Member of Young Life, National Honor Society and DECA while in high school.• Also coached youth field hockey teams and assists at field hockey sum-mer camps.

DANIAL’S CAREER STATS


2015 12-2 1 0 2 2 0 0 0-0

2016 10-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 22-2 1 0 2 3 0 0 0-0

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13 COURTNEY DANIELSMidfield/Back | JuniorVirginia Beach, Va.Frank W. CoxMajor: Marketing

AS A REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2016)• Did not see any game action for the Scarlet and Gray.

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)• Did not see any game action.

AS A FRESHMAN (2014)• Redshirted and did not see any game action.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Helped West Essex HS win the NJSIAA Group II state title as a sopho-more and senior.• Third-team all-Essex County as a senior by the Newark Star-Ledger.• West Essex finished 23-2 overall and No. 3 in the final Star-Ledger Top 20 poll in 2013 with a line-up that featured three players who signed with Division I programs.• First team all-Group II by the North Jersey Coaches Association.• First team all-county.• Member of the New Jersey All-Star team.• Played club field hockey for New Heights, where she was the team’s leading scorer.• A USA Field Hockey Junior Olympic selection.• Attended regionals and nationals from 2010 through 2013.• Attended Junior Olympics in 2013 and won a gold medal.• Also played lacrosse for West Essex.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Harry and Irene Haramis.• Has one brother, Paul, who attends Syracuse University.• Would like to pursue a career in the health field after graduation.• Member of the National French Honor Society.• Contributed to the West Essex Wire, her high school’s newspaper.• Active in community service projects and volunteer field hockey clinics.• Lists her greatest sports thrill as winning three county championships and two state titles at West Essex and the gold medal at the Junior Olympics.

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26 SOFIA HARAMISForward | Rs.-JuniorRoseland, N.J.West EssexMajor: Human Resources

HARAMIS’ CAREER STATS


2014 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

2015 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

2016 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

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CAREER HONORS• Ohio State Scholar-Athlete• NFCA National Academic Squad and Scholar of Distinction

AS A SOPHOMORE (2016)• Played in five games, earning three starts.• Saw action against Delaware (Aug. 27 and Aug. 28), No. 7 Wake Forest (Sept. 2), Ohio (Sept. 4) and No. 6 Louisville (Sept. 18).• Averaged 50.6 minutes per game, including a season-high 61 against Wake Forest.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• NFHCA National Academic Squad honoree at Yale in 2013.• Made varsity debut in season opener Sept. 6 vs. Virginia.• Appeared in four games, starting all four and scoring one goal, before season-ending injury.• First career goal came on Sept. 7 in 6-0 win vs. Sacred Heart.• Third team NFHCA All-American 2012 as a high school senior.• First team all-state 2011, 2012.• First team All-Pennsylvania Region 2011, 2012.• First team all-section 2011, 2012.• First team All-Lancaster-Lebanon League 2011, 2012.• Hempfield advanced to Pennsylvania state tournament each of her four years, and won the state championship in 2011.• Ran on indoor and outdoor track teams, and was a captain on each one.• Won A. Landis Brackbill Award as scholar-athlete from Lancaster-Leba-non Secondary School Athletic Association.• Member of National Honor Society and Society for Academic Excel-lence in Foreign Language.

NOLAN’S CAREER STATS


2016 5-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 5-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

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22 KELSEY NOLANMidfield | JuniorLancaster, Pa.HempfieldMajor: Engl Spkrs Other Langs

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25 HANNAH PANYBack | JuniorSchnecksville, Pa.ParklandMajor: Psychology

AS A SOPHOMORE (2016)• Played in 15 of 17 games and started six.• Part of an Ohio State defense that tallied three shutouts: vs. Ohio (Sept. 4), at Ball State (Oct. 3) and at Indiana (Oct. 21).• Made a defensive save at No. 5 Penn State (Oct. 6).• Averaged 33.8 minutes per game and played all 70 minutes in the final four games of the season.• Played in all eight games against Big Ten opponents.

AS A FRESHMAN (2015)• Played in 19 games, starting 18.• Part of the OSU defense that had three shutouts and limited its oppo-nents to 11 shots of fewer in six games.• Made two defensive saves in a 2-1 win at Penn State.• Averaged 56 minutes/game.• Played all 70 minutes seven occasions.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• First team Eastern Pennsylvania Conference selection and team captain in 2014.• Had six goals and 11 assists this past fall for Parkland, which advanced to the EPC semifinals.• Scored 19 goals and dished out 24 assists in her career.• LVIAC first team all-star and all-state honorable mention as a junior.• Future Elite honoree.• Chosen to play at the National Futures Championship.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Lisa and Steve Pany.• Lettered in track and field for two years at Parkland, specializing in the 400-meter run.• Would like to work in the sports field after college.• Enjoys hiking and running.• Greatest sports thrill was being chosen to play at the National Futures Championship.• Her sister, Becky, was a goalkeeper for Indiana (2008-12).• Volunteered with special needs children throughout high school.

PANY’S CAREER STATS


2015 19-18 0 0 0 3 0 2 0-0

2016 15-6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0

TOTAL 34-24 0 0 0 3 0 3 0-0

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AS A FRESHMAN (2016)• Played in and started all 17 games.• Scored her first collegiate point with an assist on a Morgan Kile goal against Delaware (Aug. 28).• Also assisted on a Maddy Humphrey goal in the home-opener against Wake Forest.• Averaged 66 minutes played per game.• Was second on the team with five defensive saves.• Stopped two shots at Penn State (Oct. 6), two more against Rutgers (Oct. 16) and one at Delaware (Aug. 27).• Part of a Buckeye defense that registered three shutouts (vs. Ohio, Sept. 4; at Ball State, Oct. 3 and at Indiana, Oct. 21).

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Member of the U-17 and U-19 Oranje Zwart club team.• Two-time U-19 champions and one second place finish at the Dutch indoor hockey championships.• Lists her greatest sports thrill as making two penalty strokes to force a decisive third game in the U-17 national championships.• Three-time team captain of Oranje Zwart.

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14 MAARTJE BONGERSBack | SophomoreNuenen, The NetherlandsUniversity UtrechtMajor: Economics

BONGERS’ CAREER STATS


2015 17-17 0 2 2 3 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 17-17 0 2 2 3 0 0 0-0

AS A FRESHMAN (2016)• Did not see any game action for the Scarlet and Gray.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Played club hockey for Pozuelo.• Given the U-16 national award for best goalkeeper.• Lists her greatest sports thrill as defeating England at the European Championships Five Nations to earn a medal.• Plans to investigate rare diseases after graduation.• Appeared in 26 episodes of a Spanish television series entitled “Ana y los siete”.• Her brother, Aitor Cabello, played field hockey internationally and won the bronze medal at the U-18 European Championships and silver at the U-16’s.

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66 YOLANDA CABELLOGoalkeeper | SophomoreMadrid, Spain

AS A FRESHMAN• Finished second on the team with 17 points (seven goals, three assists).• Scored her first collegiate points with a one-goal, one-assist effort in the second game of the season at Delaware (Aug. 28).• Had at least one goal in three of the first five games.• Scored once vs. Ohio (Sept. 4), UC Davis (Sept. 7), Northwestern (Sept. 16), Kent State (Sept. 30), Ball State (Oct. 3) and Indiana (Oct. 21).• Two game-winning goals on the season: vs. Ohio and at Indiana.• Ohio State was 5-2 in games in which she scored a goal.• Dished out three assists: at Delaware (Aug. 28), at Michigan State (Sept. 25), Kent State (Sept. 30).• Took 34 shots and had a .529 shot-on-goal percentage.• Averaged 50.2 minutes per game.• Started 12 of the 17 games that she played in.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Member of Spanish Champion U-14 team, Spanish National U16 team and Spanish National U18 team that competed at the European Champi-onships last summer.• Has competed in several international tournaments including the Five Nations Championships.• Played for Atletic Club where she won the Spanish national champion-ship and placed second in the indoor championship.• Has a sister, Carlota Clotet, who played at Rider University and is a two-time All-MAAC first team selection.• Would like to coach field hockey after college.• Also competes in gymnastics.

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18 ESTHER CLOTET ALSINAForward/Midfield | SophomoreBarcelona, SpainInstitut MatadeperaMajor: Biology

CLOTET ALSINA’S CAREER STATS


2016 17-12 7 3 17 34 2 0 0-0

TOTAL 17-12 7 3 17 34 2 0 0-0

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11 WHITNEY HARRISBack | SophomoreCollegeville, Pa.The Shipley SchoolMajor: Mang. & Ind. Exploring

AS A FRESHMAN (2016)• Played in 15 games and started 13.• Averaged 52.5 minutes per contest and played all 70 on three occa-sions.• Scored a goal off a penalty corner against Michigan State (Sept. 25).• Took 17 shots on the year, six of which were on goal (.353 SOG%).• Part of Buckeye defense that registered three shutouts (vs. Ohio, vs. Ball State, vs. Indiana).• Started all seven games against Big Ten opponents.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• First team All-Main Line and first team All-Friends League 2012-2014.• Four-year varsity starter.• Team Most Valuable Player in 2012, 2013, 2014.• Member of QWC Eagles that qualified for National Club Championships.• Won a gold medal at U16 Disney Showcase.• Member of U12 National Junior Indoor Champions.• U14, U16, U19 Pool A National Indoor Tournament champion.• U19 National Club champion.• Father played football and lacrosse at Denison and her older sister, Alayna, plays field hockey at Kent State.

HARRIS’ CAREER STATS


2016 15-13 1 0 2 17 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 15-13 1 0 2 17 0 0 0-0

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3 JENNICA JONOVICHBack | SophomoreWycombe, Pa.Council Rock NorthMajor: Human Nutrition

AS A FRESHMAN (2016)• Did not see any game action for the Scarlet and Gray.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Four-year varsity starter and team captain.• Bucks County “Player to Watch”.• Had 21 goals and 20 assists in her final two seasons.• Philadelphia Senior All-Star (2015).• Suburban One League first team and honorable mention all-state in 2014.• Bucks County Golden Team honorable mention (2014).• Suburban One champion for Council Rock North in 2014.• National Field Hockey Festival, U19 Mystx in 2014.• Also competed in Junior Premiere Outdoor League and Junior Premiere Indoor League.• Third place at Junior Premier Outdoor League in 2014.• Took second place at Disney Showcase (2015) and first place at Na-tional Club Challenge (2015).• Also participated in swimming, lacrosse and track.• Member of the Distinguished Honor Roll.

JONOVICH’S CAREER STATS


2016 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

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10 ADELAIDE PENZONEForward | SophomorePowell, OhioSt. Francis DeSalesMajor: Mang. & Ind. Exploring

AS A FRESHMAN (2016)• Third on the team in goals (four) and points (eight).• Played in 15 games with eight starts.• Tied for the team lead with two game-winning goals.• Had back-to-back game winning goals in contests against UC Davis (Sept. 7) and Miami (Sept. 11).• Also tallied one goal in the home-opener against No. 7 Wake Forest (Sept. 2), giving her points in three of Ohio State’s first five games.• Scored once at Michigan State (Sept. 25).• Averaged 40.2 minutes in the 15 games that she appeared in.• Took 10 total shots, seven of which were on goal.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Competed exclusively with the Columbus Coyotes club team as St. Francis DeSales does not have a field hockey team.• Joined the Coyotes in 2009.• Played at National Field Hockey Festival in 2013, NIT in 2011-14, National Club Championships in 2012-13 and Disney Showcase from 2012-14.• Participated in the Futures program beginning in 2011.• Qualified for the Junior Olympics in 2014.• Played lacrosse at DeSales, helping the team win a school-record 19 games and the 2016 Division II state championship.• Was also a member of the matching band.

PENZONE’S CAREER STATS


2016 15-8 4 0 8 10 2 0 0-0

TOTAL 15-18 4 0 8 10 2 0 0-0

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5 GENEVIEVE PENZONEMidfield | SophomorePowell, OhioSt. Francis DeSalesMajor: Exploration

AS A FRESHMAN (2016)• Played in seven games: vs. No. 7 Wake Forest (Sept. 2), vs. Ohio (Sept. 4), vs. UC Davis (Sept. 7), vs. Miami (Sept. 11), vs. No. 14 Northwestern (Sept. 16), at Ball State (Oct. 3) and at Indiana (Oct. 21).• Saw a season-high 35 minutes of action in a 1-0 win against the Hoo-siers.

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Twin sister of Adelaide Penzone.• Member of gold medal-winning team (Montreal) at Nationals.• Selected for the Junior Olympics.• Four-year member of the Futures program.• Played lacrosse at St. Francis DeSales.• Earned All-Ohio academic award and is a member of the National Honor Society.• Has an older brother who wrestles at Tiffin University.

PENZONE’S CAREER STATS


2016 7-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

TOTAL 7-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

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6 JULIETTE DUQUESNEBack | FreshmanBrussels, BelgiumSaint-Pierre College

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Twin sister of Adelaide Penzone.• Member of gold medal-winning team (Montreal) at Nationals.• Selected for the Junior Olympics.• Four-year member of the Futures program.• Played lacrosse at St. Francis DeSales.• Earned All-Ohio academic award and is a member of the National Honor Society.• Has an older brother who wrestles at Tiffin University.

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15 MARA HUNTERBack | FreshmanPowell, OhioOlentangy Liberty

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Claimed first team All-Ohio honors for Olentangy Liberty as a senior.• Led the Patriots to a district championship.• A captain and the team’s top scorer, she scored 10 goals in the first eight games of her senior season.• Liberty advanced to the state semifinals for the first time in school his-tory.• Participated in the Futures Festival as well as the National Indoor Tour-nament with FHL.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Christina and Daniel Hunter.• Has one sibling, a brother.• Her cousin, Natalie DiSabato, played field hockey at Boston University.• Member of the student council at Olentangy Liberty.• Intends to major in middle childhood education.

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21 SAMMY STONEForward/Midfield | FreshmanHerndon, Va.Herndon

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• First-team All-Met as both a junior and senior for Herndon High School.• Second team All-State selection her senior season while leading her team to a 14-6 record.• Teamed with her sister, Taylor, and helped Herndon to the 2014 Con-cord District Championship for the first time in 35 years as a sophomore.• On the club level, competed for Rampage Field Hockey.• Second team US Futures Level I selection.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Carolyn and Billy Stone.• Her sister, Taylor, plays field hockey at Louisville.• Member of Herndon’s guitar program for three years.• Intends to major in business.

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20 JULIANNA SWEENEYMidfield | FreshmanStroudsburg, Pa.Stroudsburg

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• One of the top scorers in eastern Pennsylvania as a senior, netting 28 goals to go along with 23 assists for 79 points in just 26 games.• 2016 Pocono Record Player of the Year.• Two-time first team all-state selection.• Scored 42 goals and dished out 47 assists over her final two seasons for Stroudsburg High School.• The Mounties won 22 games in 2016 and advanced all the way to the PIAA quarterfinals. They also won the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference (EPC) title for the first time in school history.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Brad and Jane Sweeney.• Has two younger siblings.• Member of the National Honor Society.• Plans to become a veterinarian after college.• Intends to major in animal biosciences.

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2 NIKKI TRZASKAForward | FreshmanYardley, Pa.Villa Joseph Marie

PRIOR TO OHIO STATE• Leading scorer during her junior and senior seasons at Villa Joseph Marie.• Culminated her career by being named a first team all-state honoree by the Pennsylvania Field Hockey Coaches Association.• Twice was her team’s Most Valuable Player.• Three-time Catholic Academics League all-star.• Scored a goal on a penalty corner with no time remaining in regulation lifted Villa Joseph Marie to its first-ever postseason win.• On the club level, competed for the Mystx and was a member of the 2016 National Indoor Tournament champions.

PERSONAL• Daughter of Beth Paoni and Michael Trzaska.• Has an older sister, Allie, that plays soccer at the University of Pennsyl-vania.• Member of the National Honor Society.• Won the Villa Joseph Marie’s Excellence in French award.• Intends to major in communication.

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JARRED MARTIN HEAD COACH | 1ST SEASON at OHIO STATE

Jarred Martin, who spent the last 10 season on the coaching staff at Duke University, was named Ohio State’s head coach on Dec. 16, 2016. “We are very excited to welcome Jarred to the Buckeye family,” said Shaun Richard, Associate AD for Sport Administration. “He’s been around winning cultures his entire career and helped to build Duke into an elite program. He’s also had the opportunity to coach the nation’s highest-level athletes with USA Field Hockey. Those combined experiences make him uniquely qualified to lead our field hockey program. I’m thrilled our student-athletes will have the op-portunity to learn and grow in all aspects of their lives under his guidance.” Martin, the Blue Devils’ associate head coach, helped the Blue Devils achieve the No. 1 overall seed in the 2016 NCAA Tournament. The Blue Devils finished 16-4 overall, won the ACC regular season title and produced two All-Americans. Under Martin’s tu-telage, Duke’s offense ranked in the top 10 nationally in goals per game (3.35), assists per game (3.15) and points per game (9.85). The Blue Devils scored four or more goals in a game on five occasions during the 2016 season and had seven players finish with double figure points. “I am truly grateful and excited to be named the head coach at The Ohio State University,” said Martin. “You come to a place like Ohio State to work with some of the best student-athletes in the world. I am looking forward to bringing my playing and coaching experiences, as well as my love for this sport, to the team. I can’t wait to get started. “I would like to thank Shaun Richard, Gene Smith and the search committee for giving me this oppor-tunity. They believe in my vision for this program and understand what I will bring to this team every day as we play to compete in the Big Ten and national scene. My hope is that our student-athletes walk away from their experience at Ohio State with a deep love for this program, their teammates and this university.” Since his first season in 2007, Duke amassed a re-cord of 124-79 as Martin helped guide the program to seven NCAA Tournament appearances and Final Four berths in 2013 and 2015 (the 2013 squad played in the

NCAA championship game). During that time, Duke produced 16 All-Americans, 32 All-South honorees and 19 All-ACC picks. He was promoted to associate head coach before the 2013 season. “I would also like to thank [head coach] Pam Bus-tin, [senior associate athletics director and SWA] Jacki Silar, and the Duke field hockey team for my time at Duke,” said Martin. “It is a place that I have called home for the past 10 years and I will treasure so many great memories I have experienced over that time.” Prior to his arrival at Duke, Martin served as an assistant coach at Skidmore College, where he led the Thoroughbreds to three Liberty League titles and two runner-up finishes as well as five NCAA Tourna-ment appearances, including a trip to the Final Four. In addition, he coached 10 All-America selections, two league player of the year choices and one ECAC Player of the Year pick. Martin’s coaching experience also reaches be-yond the collegiate level as he is involved in the U.S. coaching system. He was named the United States Junior Women’s High Performance head coach for the U17 squad in June of 2015 after serving as an assistant coach with the team for five years. He also works with the South High Performance Training Center (HPTC), which won the Women’s’ National Championships in May of 2014. Martin earned a Level III Accreditation from USA Field Hockey in the sum-mer of 2010. Martin, a native of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., retired from the U.S. Men’s National field hockey squad in the spring of 2012 after 12 seasons with the team. As the starting center forward, Martin traveled to over 25 countries on four continents representing the United States. One of the team leaders in goals and caps, he competed in three Pan American Games, two Olympic Qualifiers, two World Cup Qualifiers and three Pan American Cups. He ended his career with 104 caps. A graduate of the University at Albany, Martin earned a bachelor of science degree in biochemistry in 2005 after receiving Dean’s List recognition each semester and graduating magna cum laude. He com-pleted a masters in sports administration in May, 2012.

FULL NAME: Jarred Martin HOMETOWN: Saratoga Springs, N.Y.ALMA MATER: Albany, 2005

COACHING CAREER: Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio: Head Coach, 1st season

Duke University, Durham, N.C.: Associate Head Coach, 4 seasons

Duke University, Durham, N.C.: Assistant Coach, 8 seasons

United States U-17 National Team: Head Coach, 3 years

United States U-17 National Team: Assistant Coach, 4 seasons

United States U-19 National Team: Assistant Coach, 2 seasons

PLAYING CAREER:U.S. Men’s National Team:Played 2000-2012, competed in three Pan American Games, two Olympic Qualifiers, two World Cup Qualifiers and three Pan American Cups

EDUCATION: Bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from University of Albany in 2005

Master’s degree in sports administration in May 2012

JARRED MARTIN QUICK FACTS...

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Homero Pardi enters his fourth season as an assistant coach for the Ohio State field hockey program in 2017. He joined the Buckeyes’ staff in July 2014 after serving for two seasons as an assistant coach at Rider University. Pardi was at Rider for two seasons and helped the Broncs win the 2012 Northeast Conference regular season and tournament titles and the 2013 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference regular season championship. Overall, Rider won 28 games over the last two seasons. Pardi coached the MAAC co-Player of the Year, the Rookie of the Year and a member of the Longstreth/NFHCA Mid-Athletic All-Region second team. From 2008-11, Pardi coached at Princeton, where the Tigers were a perennial top-10 team and advanced to the 2009 Final Four. His duties included scouting analysis, practice planning and video breakdown. Prior to Princeton, Pardi was an assistant at Georgetown from 2003-2007 and Kent State from 2002-2003. In addition to his college coaching experience, Pardi has served as a coaching director of Champion’s Edge Field Hockey since 2003, a program that includes camps and clinics for players between the ages of 8-12. A member of several Venezuelan national teams, Pardi was on the Indoor Pan American Cup team in 2002 and played in the America’s Cup in 2000. He participated in the Junior Pan American Championship in 1996 and 2000 and played in the Pan American Clubs Championship from 1999 to 2001. Pardi also participated in the Central American and Caribbean Games, where he helped his team finish fourth overall. In May 2004, Pardi played in the Pan American Cup in Canada. Pardi earned a bachelor’s degree in Spanish with a minor in psychol-ogy from Rider University in 2013.

Kate Lipton enters her third season as a assistant coach for the Buckeyes in 2017. Lipton came to Columbus after serving as an assistant for the past two years at Indiana University. Lipton is a member of the National Field Hockey Coaches Associa-tion, the USA Field Hockey Association and also owns USHFA Level II Coaching Accreditation. In the summer of 2014, she completed an International High Performance Coaching course in conjunction with the Hockey World Cup at The Hague in the Netherlands. Lipton spent two seasons with the Hoosiers, fulfilling a variety of roles that included player/skill development, scouting, practice planning and recruiting. Specifically, she assisted in coaching the goalkeepers, was the primary liaison concerning academic progress and compliance and served as the team’s recruiting coordinator. Lipton played a key role in helping Indiana win eight straight games to open the 2014 season. Lipton joined the IU staff after serving as an assistant coach at Saint Louis University for three seasons. There, she was responsible for a va-riety of duties including practice plans, skill instruction, tactical develop-ment, recruiting, camp curriculum and fundraising. Prior to her time at Saint Louis, she was an assistant field hockey and lacrosse coach at Saint Michael’s College from 2008-2010. Lipton has also served as an assistant coach for the USA Field Hockey Futures Program and was a head coach of Aim Club Field Hockey, Virginia Commonwealth University Hockey Camps as well as the University of Vermont Field Hockey Camps. The Newton, Mass. native earned her Bachelors of Education in Elementary Education with a concentration in Sociology and Art from the University of Vermont before completing her Masters of Higher Educa-tion at Saint Louis University.

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HOMERO PARDIAssistant Coach | Fourth SeasonRider University ’13

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KATE LIPTONAssistant Coach | Third SeasonUniversity of Vermont ’08

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JENN SCIULLIVolunteer Assistant CoachFirst SeasonOhio State ’12

Jenn Sciulli, who most recently served as an assistant coach at Michigan State for three seasons, was a four year varsity starter for Ohio State from 2008-2011 where she received many accolades. The record holder for most starts in a career, she was a First Team All-American and First Team All-Big Ten selection her senior year. She was no stranger to success at Ohio State, where her team went 57-28 in her four years on campus, including being a member of the 2010 Big Ten Championship team which reached the NCAA semi-finals. Sciulli possesses many great qualities such as leadership and sports-manship that stood out during her collegiate career, where she was a team captain and selected for the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award. Sciulli earned her bachelor’s degree in speech and hearing sciences from Ohio State in December of 2012.

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2016 YEAR IN REVIEW 101 Saves by junior goalkeeper Liz Tamburro, her third straight season with triple-digit saves. Tamburro finished third in the league in total saves and second in saves/game (5.9).

9 Games against ranked opponents - No. 14 Delaware (twice), No. 7 Wake Forest (Sept. 2), No. 15 Northwestern (Sept. 16), No. 6 Louisville (Sept. 18), No. 8 Michigan (Sept. 23), No. 5 Penn State (Oct. 6), No. 6 Maryland (Oct. 14) and No. 15 Iowa (Oct. 27).

15 Goals scored by newcomers in 2016. Freshman Esther Clotet Alsina contributed seven scores - second most on the team - while classmate Adelaide Penzone scored four times, two of which were game-winners. Irene Fritschy, a transfer newcomer from St. Francis (Pa.), scored three times while freshman Whitney Harris had one goal.

33 Points by junior Maddy Humphrey (12G, 9A), who earned All-Big Ten and All-West Region honors. It was the third straight year that Humphrey had 24+ points and the second time in three years she led the team in scoring.

691 Single-game attendence record set on Sept. 11 in a 2-1 ovetime victory against Miami. The crowd topped the previous mark of 533 on Nov. 8, 2013 against Michigan State in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals.

15.2 In Ohio State’s six wins on the year, it averaged 15.2 shots per game while limiting opponents to just 10.5. It also registered shutouts of Ohio (Sept. 4), Ball State (Oct. 3) and Indiana (Oct. 21).

74 Points scored in 2016 by underclassmen (90 percent), the most of any team in the Big Ten.

12 Players who made the ZAG Field Hockey/NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad. It marked the 11th-consecutive season the Buckeyes have had nine or more members named to the national academic list.

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2016 STATISTICS

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RECORD BOOKBold indicates a 2017 team member

SEASON RECORDSPOINTS Name Year (G-A) Total1. Sue Marcellus ................1978 ......... (40-2) ...................822. Sue Marcellus ................1976 ......... (36-8) ...................803. Britta Eickhoff ................1996 ........ (30-7) ................... 674. Sue Marcellus ................1979 ......... (25-7) ................... 575. Aisling Coyle...................2010 ........ (24-7) ....................556. Vanessa Immordino ........ 2003..........(22-10) .................... 547. Linda Haussener ...........2008........ (20-12) ..................528. Britta Eickhoff ................1997 ......... (23-4) ...................499. Berta Queralt ..................2010 ........ (10-27) .................. 47 Dawn Pederson .............1994 ......... (16-15)................... 4711. Berta Queralt ..................2009........ (17-12) ...................46 Britta Eickhoff .................1994 ......... (21-4) ....................46

GOALS Name Year Goals1. Sue Marcellus .................1978 .......................................402. Sue Marcellus .................1976 ......................................363. Britta Eickhoff .................1996 ......................................304. Sue Marcellus .................1979 .......................................255. Aisling Coyle...................2010 ......................................246. Britta Eickhoff .................1997 .......................................237. Vanessa Immordino .......2003 ......................................228. Britta Eickhoff .................1994 ........................................219. Linda Haussener ............2008......................................2010. Danielle Dayton ..............1991 ........................................19

ASSISTS Nam e Year Assists1. Berta Queralt ..................2010 ...................................... 272. Mieke van Ulden ............1996 ......................................203. Saskia Mueller ................2005.......................................19 Mieke van Ulden ............1997 ........................................195. Yesenia Luces .................2005.......................................186. Nienke Blans ..................1991 ........................................167. Katie Hobson ..................2000 ......................................15 Dawn Pederson ..............1994 ........................................15 Kim Bush ........................1991 ........................................15 Lorraine Mulholland .......1985 .......................................15 SHOTS ATTEMPTED (SINCE 1985) Name Year (Goals) Total1. Britta Eickhoff .................1997 ............(23) ...................1342. Danielle Dayton ..............1991 ............(19) ....................1263. Lucy Clayton ...................2005...........(18) .................... 1214. Danica Deckard ..............2012 ...........(13) ................... 1055. Danica Deckard ..............2011 ............(11) .....................966. Aisling Coyle...................2010 ...........(24) ....................937. Lucy Clayton ...................2003 ...........(15) .....................928. Britta Eickhoff .................1994 ............(21) .....................869. Marije van Nouhuys .......2000 ..........(14) .................... 8310. Marije van Nouhuys .......2001 ...........(14) ......................81 Kim Finlayson .................1989 ...........(12) ......................8112. Vanessa Immordino ......2003 ...........(22) .................... 79

GAMEWINNING GOALS (SINCE 1994) Name Year Total1. Aisling Coyle...................2010 ........................................ 72. Jayne Landis ..................1999 ........................................63. Danica Deckard ..............2012 ........................................5 Danica Deckard ..............2011 .........................................5 Berta Queralt ..................2009........................................ 5 Vanessa Immordino .......2003 ....................................... 5 Marije van Nouhuys .......1998 ........................................5 Britta Eickhoff .................1997 ........................................ 59. Jena Cacciatore .............2010 ........................................ 4 Lucy Clayton ...................2005........................................ 4 Mariana Solorzano .........2002....................................... 4 Vanessa Immordino .......2001 ........................................ 4 Marije van Nouhuys .......1999 ........................................ 4

PENALTY STROKES MADE (SINCE 2001) Name Year Total1. Aisling Coyle...................2010 ........................................ 4 Saskia Mueller ................2005........................................ 43. Linda Haussener ............2008........................................ 3 Vanessa Immordino .......2001 ........................................ 35. Vanessa Immordino .......2002........................................ 2

PENALTY STROKE ATTEMPTS (SINCE 2001) Name Year Total1. Aisling Coyle...................2010 ........................................52. Saskia Mueller ................2005........................................ 43. Linda Haussener ............2008........................................ 3 Vanessa Immordino .......2001 ........................................ 35. Vanessa Immordino .......2003 ........................................ 2 Vanessa Immordino .......2002........................................ 2 Lorena Margni ................2001 ........................................ 28. Nine with 1

DEFENSIVE SAVES (SINCE 1985) Name Year Total1. Kim Bush .........................1991 .....................................222. Jenn Sciulli .......................2011 ...................................... 11 Jessica Findeison .............1997 ...................................... 11 Beth Senich ......................1987 ..................................... 115. Aubrey Stock ....................1999 ...................................... 9 Beth Senich ......................1986 .......................................97. Jenn Sciulli .......................2010 ...................................... 8 Caroline Rath ................2015 ..................................88. Beth Senich ......................1988 ......................................6 Susan McKinney ...............1982 .......................................6

SAVES Name Year (GA) Total1. Sue Willson ....................... 1990 ........... (40) ................2702. Susan Dunmire ................. 1983 ............ (39) ............... 2603. Gabrielle Guerrieri ........... 1987 ............ (45) ............... 2294. Susan Dunmire ................. 1984 ........... N/A* ................ 2195. Sue Willson ....................... 1991 ............. (24) ................ 2146. Stefanie Eyerkaufer ......... 1993 ............ (22) ................ 1887. Anna Schwartz ................. 1998 .............(31) ................ 1808. Gabrielle Guerrieri ............ 1988 ............ (28) .................1749. Sue Willson ....................... 1992 ............ (34) ................ 16610. Nikki Thompson .............. 1996 ............ (32) ................ 157 Bev Porter ........................ 1994 ........... (24) ................ 157* Complete statistics unavailable

SAVE PERCENTAGE (min. 50 saves, since 1985) Name Year (GA-Saves) .Sv%1. Sue Willson ....................... 1991 .........(24-214) ......... .8992. Stefanie Eyerkaufer ........... 1993 ........(22-188) ......... .8953. Sue Willson ........................ 1990 ........(40-270) ........... .8714. Susan Dunmire .................. 1983 ........(39-260) ......... .8705. Bev Porter ......................... 1994 ........(24-157)........... .8676. Gabrielle Guerrieri ............ 1988 ........(28-174)........... .861 Raegan Kopetz .................. 1993 ........(12-74) ............. .8618. Lindsay Williams ................2004........(44-146) .......... .7689. Liz Tamburro .................. 2015 ...... (42-134) ......... .76110. Lindsay Quintiliani .............2009 .......(21-61) ............. .744

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE (min. 200:00, since 1985) Name Year (GA-Min) GAA1. Ally Tunitis ........................2008 .......(6-501) .......... 0.842. Lindsay Quintiliani .............2009 .......(21-1201) ........ 1.223. Ally Tunitis .........................2010 ........(29-1646) ....... 1.234. Nikki Thompson ................ 1994 ........(6-331) ............1.275. Allison Blanton ..................2000 .......(28-1429) ........1.376. Allison Blanton .................2001 ........(29-1444) ........ 1.417. Lindsay Quintiliani ............2008 .......(20-951) ..........1.478. Lindsay Quintiliani ............2006 .......(29-1368) ....... 1.489. Ally Tunitis .........................2011 .........(32-1485) ........ 1.5110. Kim Willis ........................... 1985 ........(31-*) .............. 1.55 Anna Schwartz ................. 1998 ........(31-1404) ........ 1.55

WINS (SINCE 1985) Name Year Total1. Ally Tunitis ......................2010 ....................................... 182. Lindsay Quintiliani ..........2006....................................... 15 Lindsay Williams .............2005....................................... 15 Allison Blanton ...............2001 ....................................... 155. Ally Tunitis ......................2011 ........................................ 12 Lindsay Quintiliani ..........2009....................................... 12 Allison Blanton ...............2000 ...................................... 12 Anna Schwartz ...............1998 ....................................... 129. Nikki Thompson .............1997 ......................................... 1110. Lindsay Williams .............2003 ....................................... 10 Bev Porter ......................1994 ........................................ 10

SHUTOUTS (SINCE 1985) Name Year Total1. Ally Tunitis ..................... 2010 ..........................................7 Kim Willis ....................... 1985 ..........................................7 Susan Dunmire .............. 1984 ..........................................74. Anna Schwartz .............. 1998 ..........................................65. Lindsay Quintiliani ......... 2009 ........................................ 5 Lindsay Quintiliani ......... 2006 ........................................ 5 Allison Blanton .............. 2001 ..........................................5 Allison Blanton .............. 2000 .........................................5 Sue Willson .................... 1991 ...........................................5 10. Sue Willson .................... 1992 .......................................4.5

YEARLY RECORDSGOALS LEADERS2016 ...... Maddy Humphrey ........................................ 122015 ........Peanut Johnson ..................................................122014 ...... Maddy Humphrey ........................................ 122013 ........Peanut Johnson ................................................. 102012 ........Danica Deckard ...................................................132011 ........Danica Deckard ................................................... 112010........Aisling Coyle ......................................................242009 .......Berta Queralt .......................................................172008 .......Linda Haussener ................................................202007 .......Yesenia Luces ..................................................... 112006 .......Yesenia Luces .....................................................132005 .......Lucy Clayton ........................................................18 2004 .......Curlyne Wynn, Lauren Kruse................................82003 .......Vanessa Immordino ...........................................222002 .......Vanessa Immordino ............................................ 112001........Vanessa Immordino ............................................152000 .......Marjie van Nouhuys ............................................ 111999 ........Katie Hobson.......................................................141998 ........Jayne Landis ........................................................91997 ........Britta Eickhoff .....................................................231996 ........Britta Eickhoff .....................................................301995 ........Dawn Pederson ....................................................91994 ........Britta Eickhoff ......................................................211993 ........Dawn Pederson ....................................................61992 ........Danielle Dayton...................................................161991 ........Danielle Dayton...................................................191990 ........Danielle Dayton...................................................121989 ........Kim Finlayson ......................................................121988 ........Kim Finlayson, Sandy Loeper ............................... 4 1987 ........Kim Finlayson, Sandy Loeper ...............................51986 ........Lorraine Mulholland ............................................. 71985 ........Lorraine Mulholland ............................................. 71984 ........Kim Hall ................................................................91983 ........Kelly LaPlume .......................................................91982 ........Victoria Nolen ......................................................61981.........Kathy Szostak ......................................................121980 ........Sue Freed ............................................................ 111979 ........Sue Marcellus .....................................................251978 ........Sue Marcellus .....................................................40

ASSISTS LEADERS2016 ...... Maddy Humphrey ..........................................92015 ........Peanut Johnson ...................................................5

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2014 ........Peanut Johnson .................................................. 112013 ........Nina Laudahn .......................................................92012 ........Danica Deckard ................................................... 72011 ........Jenn Sciulli ...........................................................62010........Berta Queralt ...................................................... 272009 .......Berta Queralt .......................................................122008 .......Linda Haussener .................................................122007 .......Linda Haussener, Yesenia Luces ..........................52006 .......Saskia Mueller .....................................................142005 .......Saskia Mueller .....................................................192004 .......Saskia Mueller ......................................................92003 .......Cammie Trainer ................................................... 112002 .......Stacey Todd ......................................................... 112001........Lorena Margni .................................................... 102000 .......Katie Hobson.......................................................151999 ........Diana Kuser .......................................................... 71998 ........Kimberley Reedy ................................................ 101997 ........Mieke van Ulden .................................................191996 ........Mieke van Ulden ................................................201995 ........Mieke van Ulden .................................................121994 ........Dawn Pederson ...................................................151993 ........Emelie Leewens ................................................... 41992 ........Nienke Blans .......................................................141991 ........Nienke Blans .......................................................161990 ........Sandy Loeper ......................................................121989 ........Sandy Loeper ......................................................121988 ........Kim Finlayson, Beth Senich..................................31987 ........Kim Finlayson .......................................................51986 ........Meg Glascot, Beth Senich ...................................31985 ........Kelly LaPlume .......................................................31984 ........Lorraine Mulholland .............................................51983 ........Kelly LaPlume, Siobhan Kelly ...............................5 1982 ........Shari Dearing .......................................................31981.........Shari Dearing .......................................................61980 ........Karen Prochaska ..................................................91979 ........Sue Marcellus ....................................................... 71978 ........Grace Sacher ........................................................ 7

POINTS LEADERS2016 ...... Maddy Humphrey ........................................332015 ........Peanut Johnson .................................................29 2014 ...... Maddy Humphrey ........................................322013 ........Peanut Johnson .................................................222012 ........Danica Deckard ..................................................332011 ........Danica Deckard/Berta Queralt ...........................242010........Aisling Coyle ......................................................552009 .......Berta Queralt ......................................................462008 .......Linda Haussener ................................................522007 .......Yesenia Luces .................................................... 272006 .......Yesenia Luces .................................................... 372005 .......Yesenia Luces ....................................................442004 .......Curlyne Wynn, Lauren Kruse...............................172003 .......Vanessa Immordino ...........................................542002 .......Vanessa Immordino ...........................................262001........Vanessa Immordino ...........................................352000 .......Katie Hobson.......................................................311999 ........Katie Hobson......................................................331998 ........Katie Hobson......................................................201997 ........Britta Eickhoff .....................................................491996 ........Britta Eickhoff ..................................................... 671995 ........Mieke van Ulden ................................................281994 ........Dawn Pederson .................................................. 471993 ........Dawn Pederson ...................................................151992 ........Danielle Dayton..................................................331991 ........Danielle Daytion .................................................401990 ........Danielle Dayton..................................................241989 ........Kim Finlayson ..................................................... 271988 ........Kim Finlayson ...................................................... 111987 ........Kim Finlayson ......................................................151986 ........Lorraine Mulholland ............................................141985 ........Lorraine Mulholland ............................................151984 ........Kim Hall ...............................................................211983 ........Kelly LaPlume .....................................................23

1982 ........Victoria Nolen .....................................................141981.........Kathy Szostak .....................................................251980 ........Sue Freed ........................................................... 271979 ........Sue Marcellus ..................................................... 571978 ........Sue Marcellus .....................................................42

SAVES LEADERS2016 ...... Liz Tamburro ...............................................1012015 ...... Liz Tamburro .............................................. 1342014 ...... Liz Tamburro ...............................................1162013 ........Sarah Lemieux ....................................................812012 ........Emma Voelker .....................................................712011 ........Ally Tunitis .......................................................... 772010........Ally Tunitis ...........................................................612009 .......Lindsay Quintiliani ...............................................612008 .......Lindsay Quintiliani ..............................................282007 .......Lindsay Quintiliani ..............................................622006 .......Lindsay Quintiliani ..............................................642005 .......Lindsay Williams .................................................58 2004 .......Lindsay Williams ............................................... 1462003 .......Lindsay Williams ................................................ 1012002 .......Lara Koole ..........................................................662001........Allison Blanton ...................................................632000 .......Allison Blanton ................................................. 1281999 ........Gillian Batey ........................................................911998 ........Anna Schwartz ................................................. 1801997 ........Nikki Thompson ................................................ 1171996 ........Nikki Thompson ................................................1571995 ........Nikki Thompson ................................................. 971994 ........Bev Porter .........................................................1571993 ........Stefanie Eyerkaufer.......................................... 1881992 ........Sue Willson....................................................... 1661991 ........Sue Willson........................................................2141990 ........Sue Willson.......................................................2701989 ........Sue Willson........................................................1271988 ........Gabrielle Guerreri ............................................. 1511987 ........Gabrielle Guerreri ............................................2291986 ........Kim Willis ........................................................... 1311985 ........Kim Willis ........................................................... 1161984 ........Sue Dunmire .................................................... 2191983 ........Sue Dunmire ....................................................2601982 ........Sue Dunmire .................................................... 1051981.........Sue Dunmire ....................................................2601980 ........Pat Fredericks ....................................................451979 ........Andie Dunbar ................................................... 1031978 ........Andie Dunbar ................................................... 138

CAREER RECORDSPOINTS Name Years (G-A) Total1. Sue Marcellus ...............1976-79 ....... (117-20) ............2542. Britta Eickhoff ...............1994-97 ....... (78-14) ............. 1703. Berta Queralt .................2009-12 ..... (49-48) ............ 1464. Vanessa Immordino .....2000-03 ..... (52-23) .............1275. Yesenia Luces ...............2004-07 ...... (44-35) ............ 1236. Linda Haussener ..........2005-08 ..... (45-31) .............. 1217. Danielle Dayton .............1989-92 ...... (53-4) ............... 1108. Mieke van Ulden ..........1994-97 ....... (22-64) ............ 1089. Katie Hobson ................1997-00 ...... (35-31) .............. 10110. Lucy Clayton .................2001-05 ...... (41-14) ................96

GOALS Name Years Total1. Sue Marcellus ................1976-79 ................................. 1172. Britta Eickhoff ................1994-97 ..................................783. Danielle Dayton .............1989-92 .................................534. Vanessa Immordino ......2000-03 ................................525. Berta Queralt .................2009-12. ................................496. Linda Haussener ...........2005-08 ............................... 457. Yesenia Luces ................2004-07 .................................448. Lucy Clayton ..................2001-05 ..................................419. Marije van Nouhuys ......1998-01 ..................................3810. Peanut Johnson ............2012-15 ..................................36

ASSISTS Name Years Total1. Mieke van Ulden ...........1994-97 ..................................642. Berta Queralt .................2009-12 .................................483. Saskia Mueller ...............2003-06 ................................454. Yesenia Luces ................2004-07 .................................355. Kim Bush .......................1988-91 ..................................326. Linda Haussener ...........2005-08 ................................ 31 Katie Hobson .................1997-00 ................................. 31 Lorraine Mullholland .....1985-86 ................................. 31 9. Nienke Blans .................1991-92 ..................................30

SHOTS ATTEMPTED (SINCE 1985) Name Years Goals Shots1. Britta Eickhoff ...............1994-97 ....... 78 ....................3672. Danielle Dayton .............1989-92 ...... 53 ....................3443. Lucy Clayton .................2001-05 ...... 41 ....................2894. Marije van Nouhuys ......1998-01 ....... 69 ....................2355. Linda Haussener ...........2005-08 ..... 45 ................... 2256. Aisling Coyle..................2008-10 ...... 35 .....................2177. Kim Finlayson ................1987-89 ....... 52 ....................2078. Vanessa Immordino .....2000-03 ..... 52 ..................... 1919. Jena Cacciatore ............2007-10 ...... 34 .................... 19010. Berta Queralt .................2009-12 ..... 37 .....................174

GAMEWINNING GOALS (SINCE 1994) Name Years Total1. Britta Eickhoff ................1994-97 ...................................142. Berta Queralt .................2009-12 ................................. 13 Danica Deckard .............2009-12 ................................. 134. Marije van Nouhuys ......1998-01 .................................. 125. Aisling Coyle..................2008-10 .................................. 11 Vanessa Immordino ......2001-03 .................................. 117. Jena Cacciatore ............2007-10 ................................. 108. Lucy Clayton ..................2001-05 ...................................99. Yesenia Luces ................2004-07 ...................................8 Saskia Mueller ...............2003-06 ..................................811. Linda Haussener ...........2005-08 .................................. 7 Katie Hobson .................1998-00 ................................... 7 Maddy Humphrey ...... 2014- ...................................7

GAMES PLAYED (SINCE 1985) Name Years Total1. Jenn Sciulli ....................2008-11 ..................................852. Jena Cacciatore ............2007-10 .................................82 Bri Doak .........................2007-10 .................................824. Aisling McKeon ..............2007-10 ................................. 81 Curlyne Wynn ................2003-06 ................................ 816. Lauren Kruse .................2003-06 ................................80 Jessica Findeison ..........1994-97 ..................................80 Nicole Hart ....................1994-97 ..................................80 Emelie Leewens ............1991-94 ..................................8010. Kate Brown ....................1995-98 .................................79 Diana Kuser ...................1998-01 ................................. 79 Kelly Terwilliger .............2004-07 .................................79 Jenee Doto ....................2000-03 ................................79

GAMES STARTED (SINCE 1995)* Name Years Total1. Jenn Sciulli ....................2008-11 ..................................852. Bri Doak .........................2007-10 .................................823. Kelly Terwilliger .............2004-07 .................................794. Berta Queralt .................2009-12 .................................78 Linda Haussener ...........2005-08 ................................78 Curlyne Wynn ................2003-06 ...............................787. Leticia Fragapane .........2002-05 ................................ 778. Jenee Doto ....................2000-03 ................................76 Kate Brown ....................1995-98 ................................7610. Jena Cacciatore ............2007-10 .................................7511. Peanut Johnson ............2012-15 .................................. 7412. Saskia Mueller ...............2003-06 ................................ 7313. Lauren Kruse .................2003-06 ................................72

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PENALTY STROKES MADE (SINCE 2001) Name Years Total1. Vanessa Immordino ......2001-03 .................................. 62. Saskia Mueller ...............2003-06 .................................53. Aisling Coyle..................2008-10 ...................................4 Linda Haussener ...........2005-08 .................................45. Kaitlyn Wagner ..............2011-14 .....................................26. Lucy Clayton ..................2001-05 ...................................1 Jenee Doto ....................2001-03 ...................................1

PENALTY STROKE ATTEMPTS (SINCE 2001) Name Years Total1. Vanessa Immordino ......2001-03 ................................... 72. Aisling Coyle..................2008-10 ...................................63. Saskia Mueller ...............2003-06 .................................5 Kaitlyn Wagner ..............2011-14 .....................................55. Linda Haussener ...........2005-08 .................................46. Lorena Margni ...............2001........................................ 27. Nine with 1

DEFENSIVE SAVES (SINCE 1985) Name Years Total1. Beth Senich ...................1985-88 ................................. 312. Jenn Sciulli ....................2008-11 ..................................253. Kim Bush .......................1988-91 ..................................224. Caroline Rath ............. 2014- ................................. 145. Jessica Findeison ..........1994-97 .................................. 13 Aubrey Stock .................1997-00 ................................. 137. Tracey Senich ................1993-96 ................................. 128. Traci Massielo................1990-93 ................................. 129. Terri VanDeCarr .............1987-90 ...................................8 Laura Napolitano ...........2009-12 ...................................811. Kate Brown ....................1995-98 ................................... 7 Danielle Dayton .............1989-92 ................................... 7

SAVES Name Years (GA) Total1. Sue Willson ....................1989-92 ...... (126) ................ 7772. Susan Dunmire ..............1981-84 ....... * ..................... 6683. Gabrielle Guerrieri .........1986-89 ...... (97) ..................4784. Andie Dunbar ................1976-79 ....... * ......................4305. Nikki Thompson ............1994-97 ....... (90) .................4066. Liz Tamburro .............. 2014- .........(138)............. 3466. Lindsay Williams .............2002-05 ...... (123) ..................3147. Kim Willis .......................1985-87 ....... (74) ..................2759. Lindsay Quintiliani .........2006-09 ..... (103) ................ 21510. Allison Blanton .............1998-01 ....... (67) ...................21111. Stefanie Eyerkaufer .......1993 ............ (22) .................. 188* Complete statistics unavailable

SAVE PERCENTAGE (min. 100 saves, since 1985) Name Year (GA-Saves) Sv%1. Sue Willson ....................1989-90 ...... (126-777) ...... .8602. Gabrielle Guerrieri .......... 1986-89 ........(98-478) .......... .8303. Nikki Thompson ...........1994-97 ....... (90-406) ........ .8194. Allison Blanton .............1999-01 ....... (67-211) .......... .7596. Lindsay Williams .............2002-05 .......(123-314) ........... .7197. Liz Tamburro .................2014- .......... (138-346) ........7158. Ally Tunitis .....................2008-11 ....... (77-172) ........... .6919. Liz Tamburro ..................2014- ........... (55-116) .......... .67810. Lindsay Quintiliani .........2006-09 ..... (103-215) ....... .676

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE (min. 500:00, since 1985) Name Years (GA-Min) GAA1. Ally Tunitis .......................2008-11 ....... (77-3838 ..........1.402. Allison Blanton ...............1999-01........ (67-3216) ..........1.453. Lindsay Quintiliani ........2006-09 ..... (103-4539) ...... 1.594. Nikki Thompson ...........1994-97 ....... (90-3658) ........1.725. Lara Koole ....................2002 ........... (27-1078) .........1.756. Lindsay Williams ............2002-05 ...... (123-4544) .......1.89

WINS (SINCE 1994) Name Years Total1. Lindsay Quintiliani 2006-09 ................................402. Ally Tunitis 2008-11 ..................................373. Lindsay Williams 2002-05 ................................364. Nikki Thompson 1994-97 ..................................30 Allison Blanton 1998-01 ..................................30

SHUTOUTS Name Years Total1. Sue Willson 1989-92 ................................. 152. Lindsay Quintiliani 2006-09 .................................143. Ally Tunitis 2008-11 .................................. 133. Kim Willis 1985-87 ............................... 12.54. Allison Blanton 1998-01 ............................... 10.5 Lindsay Williams 2002-05 ................................ 107. Raegan Kopetz 1991-93 .................................8.58. Nikki Thompson 1994-97 ....................................89. Susan Dunmire 1981-84 .................................... 710. Liz Tamburro 2014- .................................. 6

TEAM SEASON RECORDS POINTS Year (G-A) Total1. 2010.............................(71-71) ................................... 2132. 2005 ............................(70-52) ................................. 1923. 2006 ............................(66-52) ................................. 1844. 1996 .............................(61-53) ...................................175 5. 2008 ............................(61-43) .................................. 165 2003 ............................(56-53) ................................. 1657. 1994 ............................(57-46) ................................. 160 8. 2001.............................(56-41) .................................. 153 9. 2009 ............................(54-43) .................................. 15110. 1991 .............................(51-39) ................................... 141

POINTS PER GAME Year Games Average1. 2006 ...........................19 ........................................9.68 2. 2010 .............................23 .......................................9.263. 1996 ............................20 .......................................8.75 4. 2005 ...........................22 ....................................... 8.73 5. 2003 ............................20 .......................................8.25 6. 2008 ...........................21 ........................................ 7.86 7. 2001 ............................20 ...................................... 7.65 8. 1994 ............................21 ........................................ 7.62 9. 2009 ............................20 ....................................... 7.5510. 2012 ............................19 ........................................ 7.26 GOALS Year ................................................................Goals1. 2010.............................................................................712. 2005 ...........................................................................703. 2006 ...........................................................................664. 2008 ........................................................................... 61 1996 ............................................................................ 616. 1994 ............................................................................57 1978 ............................................................................578. 2003 ...........................................................................56 2001............................................................................5610. 2009 ...........................................................................54

GOALS PER GAME Year .......................... Games ........................... Total1. 2006 ...........................19 ........................................3.472. 2005 ...........................22 ........................................3.183. 2010.............................23 .......................................3.094. 1996 ............................20 .......................................3.055. 2008 ...........................21 ...................................... 2.906. 2003 ...........................20 ...................................... 2.80 2001 ............................20 ...................................... 2.808. 2012 .............................19 ........................................2.799. 1994 ............................21 .........................................2.71 1978 ............................21 .........................................2.71

ASSISTS Year ..............................................................Assists1. 2010.............................................................................712. 2003 ..........................................................................53 1996 ............................................................................534. 2006 ...........................................................................52 2005 ...........................................................................526. 1997 ............................................................................46 1994 ............................................................................468. 2009 ...........................................................................43 2008 ...........................................................................4310. 2001.............................................................................41

ASSISTS PER GAME Year Games Total1. 2010.............................23 .......................................3.092. 2006 ...........................19 ........................................ 2.743. 2003 ...........................20 .......................................2.65 1996 ............................20 .......................................2.655. 2005 ...........................22 .......................................2.366. 1997 ............................20 .......................................2.357. 1994 ............................21 .........................................2.198. 2009 ............................20 ........................................2.159. 2008 ...........................21 ........................................2.05 2001 ............................20 .......................................2.05

SHOTS ATTEMPTED Year Shots1. 1991 .......................................................................... 4112. 2005 .......................................................................3833. 2010 .........................................................................3354. 1996 ........................................................................3345. 2012 .........................................................................3266. 1994 ........................................................................ 3197. 2008 ....................................................................... 3188. 2006 ........................................................................3179. 1993 ........................................................................ 31010. 2011 ......................................................................... 308

SHOTS PER GAME Year Games Total1. 1991 .............................21 .......................................19.572. 2005 ...........................22 .......................................17.413. 2012 .............................19 .......................................17.204. 1992 ............................18 ...................................... 16.835. 1996 ............................20 ......................................16.706. 2006 ...........................19 ...................................... 16.687. 1993 ............................20 ..................................... 15.508. 1994 ............................21 ....................................... 15.199. 2008 ...........................21 ....................................... 15.1410. 2003 ...........................20 ..................................... 15.05

PENALTY STROKES MADE (SINCE 1985)1. 2001 .............................................................................5 1999 .............................................................................53. 2010 .............................................................................4 2005 ............................................................................45. 2008 ............................................................................3 1998 .............................................................................3 1993 .............................................................................3 1991 ..............................................................................39. Five with 2

PENALTY STROKE ATTEMPTS (SINCE 2001)1. 2001 .............................................................................92. 2010 .............................................................................53. 2005 ............................................................................44. 2008 ............................................................................3 2004 ............................................................................36. 2009 ............................................................................2 2003 ............................................................................2 2002 ............................................................................29. 2007 .............................................................................1 2006 .............................................................................1

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RECORD BOOKPENALTY CORNERS (SINCE 1987)1. 2005 ......................................................................... 191 1991 ........................................................................... 1913. 2007 .........................................................................1764. 2006 .........................................................................173 2001 ..........................................................................1736. 2003 .........................................................................1727. 2000 ........................................................................ 1708. 2010 ......................................................................... 1689. 1997 ......................................................................... 16410. 1996 ......................................................................... 158

SAVES Year (GA) Total1. 1990 .........................(41) .........................................2872. 1988 .........................(48) .........................................2713. 1993 .........................(34) ....................................... 2624. 1987 .........................(53) ........................................2495. 1991 ..........................(26) ........................................2466. 1989 .........................(41) ......................................... 1947. 1994 .........................(30) ........................................ 1938. 1993 .........................(34) .........................................1799. 1996 .........................(36) ........................................ 16810. 1982 .........................(27) ........................................ 152

SAVES PER GAME Year Games Total1. 1990 ..........................19 .......................................... 15.112. 1987 ..........................19 .......................................... 13.113. 1993 ..........................20 ........................................ 13.104. 1988 ..........................21 ........................................ 12.905. 1991 ...........................21 .......................................... 11.716. 1989 ..........................18 .........................................10.787. 1993 ..........................18 ..........................................9.948. 1994 ..........................21 ...........................................9.199. 1998 ..........................20 .........................................9.0010. 1982 ..........................18 ..........................................8.44

SAVE PERCENTAGE Year (GA-Saves) ........................ SV%1. 1991 ...........................(26-246) ............................... .9042. 1993 ..........................(34-262) ............................... .885 3. 1990 ..........................(41-287) ................................ .8754. 1994 ..........................(30-193) ............................... .8665. 1998 ..........................(31-180) ................................ .853 6. 1982 ..........................(27-152) ............................... .850 1978 ..........................(24-138)............................... .850 1988 ..........................(48-271) ............................... .8509. 1992 ..........................(34-179) ................................ .84010. 1989 ..........................(41-194) ................................ .826

GOALS AGAINST AVG. (SINCE 1994) Year (GA-Min) GAA1. 2008 .........................(26-1539) .............................. 1.182. 2010...........................(29-1668) .............................. 1.223. 1994 ..........................(30 GA-*) ................................1.37 2000 .........................(28-1429) ...............................1.375. 2001 ..........................(29-1452) .............................. 1.40 6. 2006 .........................(29-1368) .............................. 1.48 7. 2011 ...........................(34-1555) .............................. 1.538. 2009 ..........................(31-1413) ................................ 1.549. 1998 ..........................(31-1404) ............................... 1.55 10. 2012 ...........................(31-1366) ............................... 1.59* Complete statistics unavailable

MOST WINS (RECORD) TOTAL1. 2010...........................(18-5-0) .................................... 182. 1976 ..........................(17-5-0) .....................................173. 2006 ..........................(15-4-0) .................................... 15 2005 .........................(15-7-0) .................................... 15 2001 ..........................(15-5-0) .................................... 15 6. 2008 ..........................(14-7-0) ......................................14 1994 ..........................(14-7-0) ......................................14 1991 ...........................(14-6-1) ......................................14

9. 2009 ..........................(13-7-0)..................................... 13 1996 ..........................(13-7-0)..................................... 13 1978 ...........................(13-5-2) .................................... 13

MOST TIES1. 1988 ..............................................................................5 1986 ..............................................................................5 3. 1983 ..............................................................................44. 1984 ..............................................................................3 1972 ...............................................................................36. Seven with 2

MOST SHUTOUTS1. 1979…………………… .................................................... 112. 2008 .............................................................................93. 1978 ..............................................................................84. 2010.............................................................................. 7 1985 .............................................................................. 7 1992 .............................................................................. 77. Six with 6

GAMES PLAYED1. 1986 ............................................................................30 1981 ............................................................................303. 1984 ............................................................................244. 2010............................................................................23 2005 ...........................................................................226. 2008 ........................................................................... 21 1994 ............................................................................ 21 1991 ............................................................................ 21 1988 ............................................................................ 2110. Eleven with 20

TEAM GAME RECORDSMOST POINTS (SINCE 2001) Opponent Date Total1. Missouri State .............. 09/23/2012 ...........................27 Appalachian State ........ 09/21/2014 ............................273. SW Missouri State ........ 09/21/2003 ..........................254. Robert Morris ............... 09/29/2010 ...........................245. Ball State ...................... 10/07/2012 ............................236. Saint Louis .................... 08/30/2009 ..........................22 Miami (Ohio) ................. 10/21/2003 ...........................228. Ball State ...................... 09/27/2006 .......................... 219. Central Michigan .......... 10/16/2005 ........................... 1910. Ohio.............................. 09/19/2006 .......................... 18

MOST GOALS Opponent Date Total1. Louisville ...................... 10/05/1994 ........................... 10 Missouri State .............. 09/23/2012 ........................... 103. Ball State ...................... 09/23/2012 .............................9 Appalachian State ........ 09/21/2014 ..............................9 Central Michigan .......... 08/30/2000 ............................9 Va. Commonwealth ...... 09/07/1996 .............................9 Ohio.............................. 10/18/1994 ..............................98. Six with 8

MOST ASSISTS (SINCE 2001) Opponent Date Total1. SW Missouri State ........ 09/21/2003 .............................9 Appalachian State ........ 09/21/2014 ..............................92. Robert Morris ............... 09/29/2010 .............................8 Saint Louis .................... 08/30/2009 ............................84. Ball State ...................... 09/27/2006 ............................ 7 Central Michigan .......... 10/16/2005 ............................ 7 Missouri State .............. 09/23/2012 ............................. 76. Eight with 6

MOST SHOTS (SINCE 2001) Opponent Date Total1. Ball State ...................... 10/07/2012 ............................432. Miami (Ohio) ................. 10/21/2003 ...........................353. Robert Morris ............... 09/29/2010 ...........................34

Radford ........................ 09/07/2003 ..........................344. Richmond ..................... 09/03/2011 ............................335. Robert Morris ............... 09/26/2012 ...........................32 Saint Louis .................... 08/30/2009 ..........................32 Lock Haven .................. 10/23/2005 ..........................328. Pennsylvania ................ 09/03/2006 .........................29 Missouri State .............. 09/17/2005 ..........................2910. Villanova ...................... 09/13/2002 ...........................28 Miami (Ohio) ................. 10/16/2001 ............................28

MOST SAVES (SINCE 2001) Opponent Date Total1. Maryland ...................... 10/14/2016 ............................. 191. Louisville ...................... 09/28/2004 ......................... 182. Michigan State ............. 10/02/2004 .......................... 163. Maryland ...................... 10/03/2014 ............................ 15 Northwestern ............... 10/23/2015 ............................ 155. Penn State .................... 10/10/2003 .............................14 Albany .......................... 09/01/2014 .............................147. Maryland ...................... 10/05/2003 .......................... 138. Wake Forest ................. 09/03/2004 ......................... 139. Maine ........................... 08/29/2004 ......................... 12 Northwestern ............... 10/25/2014 ............................ 1211. Virginia ......................... 11/10/2001 ............................. 11 Syracuse....................... 08/29/2014 ............................ 11 Miami (Ohio) ................. 09/23/2015 ............................ 11 Penn State .................... 09/27/2015 ............................ 1115. Duke ............................. 09/04/2005 ......................... 10 Northwestern ............... 11/07/2003 ........................... 10 Michigan State ............. 09/19/2014 ............................ 10 Northwestern ............... 11/05/2015 ............................. 10

BIG TEN - SEASON RECORDS GOALS Year Goals1. 1997 ............................................................................ 312. 1994 ............................................................................223. 1999 ........................................................................... 21 1996 ............................................................................ 215. 2006 ...........................................................................206. 2010............................................................................ 197. 2000 ........................................................................... 18 1992 ............................................................................ 189. Three with 16

MOST WINS Year Record Total1. 1997 ...............................(7-5-0) ........................................ 72. 1998 ...............................(6-6-0)....................................... 6 1996 ...............................(6-5-0)........................................6 1994 ...............................(6-6-0)....................................... 65. 2010................................(5-1-0) ........................................5 2006 ..............................(5-1-0) ....................................... 5 2001................................(5-1-0) ........................................5 1999 ...............................(5-7-0) ........................................5

MOST SHUTOUTS1. 1985 ...................................................................................52. 1984 ...................................................................................43. 2008 ..................................................................................3 1992 ...................................................................................35. Nine with 2

BIG TEN - GAME RECORDSMOST GOALS Opponent Date Total1. Indiana.............................. 10/13/2000 .............................82. Northwestern ................... 10/24/2008 .............................6 Michigan ........................... 09/23/2005 ............................6 Northwestern ................... 11/02/1997 ...............................65. Michigan State.................. 10/15/2010 ...............................5 Indiana.............................. 10/10/2008 .............................5 Indiana.............................. 10/20/2001 ..............................5 Michigan State.................. 10/12/1997 ...............................59. 12 times; last Mich. ........... 10/17/2009 ..............................4

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HONORS & AWARDSBold indicates a 2016 team member

ATHLETIC AWARDSNFHCA ALL-AMERICAN, FIRST TEAM Aisling Coyle ................................................2010Britta Eickhoff .............................................. 1997Linda Haussener ........................................2008Vanessa Immordino ....................................2003Yesenia Luces .................................. 2005, 2007Sue Marcellus ............................1977, 1978, 1979Marjie van Nouhuys .....................................2001Jenn Sciulli .................................................. 2011

NFHCA ALL-AMERICAN, SECOND TEAM Britta Eickhoff ..............................................1996Linda Haussener ........................................ 2007Vanessa Immordino ..........................2001, 2002Yesenia Luces .............................................2006Saskia Mueller ............................................2006Marije van Nouhuys ....................................2000

NFHCA ALL-AMERICAN, THIRD TEAM Leticia Fragapane .......................................2005Linda Haussener ........................................2006Katie Hobson .................................... 1999, 2000Saskia Mueller ................................. 2004, 2005Dawn Pederson ...........................................1994Berta Queralt ....................................2009, 2010Peanut Johnson...........................................2015

NFHCA WEST REGION COACH OF THE YEARAnne Wilkinson .................................2006, 2010

NFHCA WEST REGION PLAYER OF THE YEARAisling Coyle ................................................2010

NFHCA ALL-WEST REGION, FIRST TEAMMary Brainard ..............................................1985Kate Brown ..................................................1998Cori Buck .....................................................1995Kim Bush ......................................................1991Lucy Clayton ...............................................2003Aisling Coyle .....................................2009, 2010Danielle Dayton ...........................................1990Danica Deckard ...........................................2012Britta Eickhoff .................................... 1996, 1997Leticia Fragapane .......................................2005Linda Haussener ................... 2006, 2007, 2008Katie Hobson .................................... 1999, 2000Maddy Humphrey ................................. 2016Vanessa Immordino ............... 2001, 2002, 2003Peanut Johnson...........................................2015Kim Finlayson .................................... 1988, 1989Emelie Leewens ..........................................1994Yesenia Luces ........................2005, 2006, 2007Lorena Margni .............................................2001Saskia Mueller ...................... 2004, 2005, 2006Dawn Pederson ................................. 1993, 1994Paula Pastor-Pitarque .................................. 2011Berta Queralt ....................................2009, 2010Beth Senich ........................................1987, 1988Tracey Senich ..............................................1995Jenn Sciulli .................................................. 2011Mariana Solorzano .....................................2000Stacey Todd ................................................2002Marije van Nouhuys ................ 1999, 2000, 2001Mieke van Ulden ......................................... 1997Sue Wilson ....................................................1991Curlyne Wynn .............2003, 2004, 2005, 2006

NFHCA ALL-WEST REGION, SECOND TEAM Allison Blanton .................................2000, 2001Maria Briones .............................................2009Jena Cacciatore ..........................................2010Lucy Clayton .....................................2001, 2005Aisling Coyle ...............................................2008Danielle Dayton ..................................1991, 1992Danica Deckard ........................................... 2011Fran Dorando ........................... 1991, 1992, 1993Jenee Doto ...................................... 2000, 2002Jessica Findeison ........................................ 1997

Katie Hobson ...............................................1998Maddy Humphrey ..................................2014Peanut Johnson................................. 2013, 2014Diana Kuser .................. 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001Emelie Leewens ..........................................1993Aisling McKeon ............................................2010Deanna Menichini .......................................1999Emily Mikac ................................................2008Paula Pastor-Pitarque ........................2010, 2012Dawn Pederson ...........................................1995Berta Queralt ......................................2011, 2012Camilla Robinson.........................................1998Emma Royce ................................................2015Jenn Sciulli ..................................................2010Mariana Solorzano .....................................2002Christine Stafford ...............................1991, 1993Nikki Thompson ................................ 1996, 1997Mieke van Ulden .........................................1996Colleen Walsh .................................... 1995, 1996Sue Wilson ......................................... 1990, 1992

BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEARSaskia Mueller ............................................2006

BIG TEN OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARLinda Haussener ................................2008 (co-)Yesenia Luces .......................... 2006, 2007 (co-)

BIG TEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARAisling Coyle ................................................2010Jenn Sciulli .................................................. 2011

BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEARPaula Pastor-Pitarque ..................................2010Berta Queralt ..............................................2009Curlyne Wynn .............................................2003

ALL-BIG TEN, FIRST TEAM Allison Blanton ............................................2001Mary Brainard .................................... 1983, 1985Kate Brown ..................................................1998Lucy Clayton ...............................................2003Aisling Coyle .....................................2009, 2010Britta Eickhoff .............................................. 1997Jessica Findeison ........................................ 1997Linda Haussener ..............................2007, 2008Katie Hobson .................................... 1999, 2000Vanessa Immordino ............... 2001, 2002, 2003Peanut Johnson...........................................2015Jacqueline Kelly ..........................................1982Mary Klunk ..................................................1982Linda Lassen ...............................................1982Yesenia Luces ........................2005, 2006, 2007Saskia Mueller ............................................2006Paula Pastor-Pitarque ..................................2012Dawn Pederson ...........................................1994Berta Queralt ....................................2009, 2010Lindsay Quintiliani ......................................2009Jenn Sciulli .................................................. 2011Marije van Nouhuys ................ 1999, 2000, 2001Curlyne Wynn ....................... 2004, 2005, 2006

ALL-BIG TEN, SECOND TEAM Allison Blanton ...........................................2000Mary Brainard .............................................. 1984Maria Briones .............................................2009Lucy Clayton ...............................................2005Arielle Cowie ...............................................2012Aisling Coyle ...............................................2008Danielle Dayton ...........................................1992Danica Deckard ..................................2011, 2012Fran Dorando .................................... 1992, 1993Britta Eickhoff .................................... 1994, 1996Kim Finlayson .....................................1987, 1988Leticia Fragapane ............................ 2003, 2005Mona Frommhold ........................................2013Meg Glascott ............................................... 1984Kim Hall ............................................. 1984, 1985Maddy Humphrey ........................2015, 2016

Linda Haussener ........................................2006Peanut Johnson................................. 2013, 2014Siobhan Kelly ...............................................1985Jayne Kettles ........................... 1984, 1985, 1986Lauren Kruse ..............................................2006Diana Kuser ............................ 1999, 2000, 2001Jayne Landis................................................1999Kelly LaPlume ..............................................1985Emelie Leewens ..........................................1994Lorena Margni .............................................2001Aisling McKeon ............................................2010 Emily Mikac ................................................2008Saskia Mueller ................................. 2004, 2005Michaela O’Malley ...................................... 2007Paula Pastor-Pitarque .........................2010, 2011Dawn Pederson ................................. 1993, 1995Berta Queralt ......................................2011, 2012Emma Royce ................................................2015Jenn Sciulli ..................................................2010Beth Senich .................................................1988Tracy Senich ................................................1996Mariana Solorzano .....................................2002Christine Stafford ........................................1993Nikki Thompson ..........................................1996Marije van Nouhuys .....................................1998Mieke van Ulden .........................................1996

BIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDAlexis Allen ..................................................2014Bri Doak .......................................................2010Leticia Fragapane .......................................2005Brooke Hiltz .................................................2016Yesenia Luces ............................................. 2007Emily Mikac ................................................2008Laura Napolitano .........................................2012Jenn Sciulli .................................................2009Florencia Stier ............................................2006Sydney Stype ...............................................2015Ally Tunitis ................................................... 2011Kaitlyn Wagner ............................................2013Curlyne Wynn .............................................2004

BIG TEN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMAlison Blanton ........................2000, 2001 (MVP)Lucy Clayton ...............................................2005Aisling Coyle .....................................2008, 2010Jenee Doto ..................................................2001Jessica Gofgosky........................................2006Linda Haussener ............................. 2006, 2008Lauren Kruse ..............................................2004Nina Laudahn ..............................................2013Lorena Margni .............................................2001Saskia Mueller ............................................2003Paula Pastor-Pitarque .........................2010, 2011Berta Queralt ..............................................2009Kimberley Reedy ........................................2000Emma Royce ................................................2013Jenn Sciulli .................................................. 2011Mariana Solorzano .....................................2002Florencia Stier ............................................2005Stacey Todd ................................................2002Marije van Nouhuys ......1999, 2000, 2001 (MVP)Kaitlyn Wagner ............................................2014Lindsay Williams .........................................2004Curlyne Wynn .............................................2003Carolina Vergroesen ............................. 2015 NCAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMAisling Coyle ................................................2010Paula Pastor-Pitarque ..................................2010

BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONORAllison Blanton ............................................2001Linda Haussener ........................................2009Saskia Mueller ............................................ 2007

ALL-MIDWEST COLLEGIATE CONFERENCEFIRST TEAM Kim Finlayson ..............................................1989Sue Wilson ....................................................1991

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HONORS & AWARDSALL-MIDWEST COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM Nienke Blans ................................................1991Kim Bush ......................................................1991Danielle Dayton ...................................1991, 1991Mary Kay O’Brien .........................................1989Christine Stafford .........................................1991Sue Wilson ...................................................1990

NORTH-SOUTH SENIOR ALL-STARSAllison Blanton ............................................2001Kim Bush ......................................................1991Kate Brown ..................................................1998Jena Cacciatore ..........................................2010Lucy Clayton ...............................................2005Danielle Dayton ...........................................1992Fran Dorando ..............................................1993Danica Deckard ...........................................2012Leticia Fragapane .......................................2005Linda Haussener ........................................2008Brooke Hiltz .................................................2016Katie Hobson ..............................................2000Vanessa Immordino ....................................2003Peanut Johnson...........................................2015Yesenia Luces ............................................. 2007Deanna Menichini .......................................1999Saskia Mueller ............................................2006Berta Queralt ...............................................2012Jenn Sciulli .................................................. 2011Beth Senich .................................................1988Tracey Senich ..............................................1996Stacey Todd (alternate) ..............................2002Marije van Nouhuys .....................................2001Curlyne Wynn .............................................2006

NATIONAL HONDA AWARD FINALISTVanessa Immordino ....................................2003

U.S. OLYMPIC TEAMSue Marcellus ..............................................1980

U.S. NATIONAL TEAMSue Marcellus ............................1977, 1978, 1979

U.S. UNDER-21 TEAMSue Marcellus ..............................................1980Haley Fox ..................................................... 1997Jayne Landis................................................ 1997Dawn Pederson ...........................................1995

ACADEMIC AWARDSNFHCA NATIONAL ACADEMIC SQUAD Alicia Anzivine ....................... 2007, 2008, 2009Lauren Archibald ...............................2014, 2015Allison Blanton ............................................2001Maartje Bongers ................................... 2016Kate Brown ..................................................1996Cory Buck ................................ 1993, 1994, 1995Lynn Carahacy ......................... 1995, 1996, 1997Katelin Condon ...........................................2002Arielle Cowie ..................2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Courtney Daniels .................................. 2015Susan Dappen ....................................2010, 2011Danica Deckard ...........................................2010Jill Deemer ..................................................1996Susan DeFreitas ................................ 1995, 1996Mary Eck ......................................................2001Natalie Faust ..................... 2014, 2015, 2016Mona Frommhold ..............................2012, 2013Rachel Gaines ..............................................2015Jessica Gofgosky........................................2003Dana Greenhut ................................ 2004, 2005Nicole Hart .............................. 1995, 1996, 1997Linda Haussener ................... 2005, 2007, 2008Brooke Hiltz .................................................2013Erin Hoover ........................................2014, 2015Melissa Hunter ........... 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Rachel Hunter ....................... 2006, 2008, 2009Sheila Hunter ..............................................2008Jennica Jonovich .................................. 2016

Morgan Kile .......................................... 2016Kaitie Kirchner ....................................2010, 2011Carly Mackessy ........................................... 2011Jen Martin ..................................................2008Traci Massielo .................................... 1992, 1993Aisling McKeon .................................2007, 2008Emily Mikac ................ 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Caitlin Moore ..............................................2008Saskia Mueller ............................................2006Nora Murer .....................2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Laura Napolitano ........................ 09, 10, 11, 2012Melissa Palm .............. 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Nina Passen ........................................2010, 2011Paula Pastor-Pitarque ...............2012, 2011, 2012Adelaide Penzone ................................. 2016Genevieve Penzone .............................. 2016Sophia Pifer .......................................2012, 2013Emily Pope ..................................................2008Berta Queralt ............................2010, 2011, 2012Chelsea Quinn ............... 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016Lindsay Quintiliani ................... 06, 07, 08, 2009Caroline Rath ....................................... 2016Maggie Reddecliff ......... 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016Renee Rossi ................2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Megan Rossi ................................................2015Annabel Sams..............................................2014Hanna Scherpbier .......................................2015Jenn Sciulli .................................................2008Felicia Smith .......................................1997, 1998Aubrey Stock ...............................................1998Sydney Stype ........ 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015Ally Sullivan ................................................ 2007Maria Swartz................................. 2010, 2011,112Liz Tamburro ..................... 2014, 2015, 2016Bonnie Turner ..............................................1989Carolina Vergroesen ....................2015, 2016Annie VonderBrink ......................................2012Lindsay Williams .........2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Kaitlyn Wagner ............................................ 2011Kelly Woods .................................................1998

ESPN THE MAGAZINE/COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT IVLindsay Quintiliani (first team) ....................2009

BIG TEN DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARLauren Archibald .........................................2016Alicia Anzivine ................................. 2008, 2009Natalie Faust ............................... 2016, 2017Linda Haussener ........................................2008Melissa Hunter ...........................................2009Morgan Kile .......................................... 2016Melissa Palm ..............................................2009Nina Passen ................................................. 2011Lindsay Quintiliani ........................... 2008, 2009Ali Ristas .....................................................2008Liz Tamburro ............................... 2016, 2017Chelsea Quinn ................................... 2016, 2017

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TENAlicia Anzivine ................................. 2008, 2009Lauren Archibald .........................................2015Keegan Billick .................................. 2008, 2009Nienke Blans ...............................................1992Allison Blanton ....................... 1999, 2000, 2001Kate Brown ...............................1996, 1997, 1998Cori Buck ........................1992, 1993, 1994, 1995Shelia Burke .......................................1991, 1992Lynn Carahaly .......................... 1995, 1996, 1997Lauren Carroll..............................2015, 2016Lucy Clayton ...............................................2002Katelin Condon ...........................................2003Doreena Constantiello ...................... 1992, 1993Gen Cornhill ................................................. 1997Arielle Cowie ............................2011, 2012, 2013Courtney Daniels .................................. 2016Susan Dappen ............................................. 2011Danielle Dayton ...........................................1992Danica Deckard ........................2010, 2011, 2012

Susan DeFreitas ...................... 1994, 1995, 1996Brianne Doak ......................... 2008, 2009, 2010Trudy Duffy ...................................................1991Natalie Faust ...............................2015, 2016Kim Finlayson .................................... 1988, 1989Haley Fox ....................................................2000Mona Frommhold ........................................2013Amy Gabrilla ................................................1996Dana Greenhut ...........................................2005Kim Hall .......................................................1986Nicole Hart .............................. 1995, 1996, 1997Sofia Haramis ....................................... 2016Linda Haussener ................... 2006, 2007, 2008Brooke Hiltz ............................. 2014, 2015, 2016Katie Hobson ..............................................2000Jennifer Hoelbinger ...........................1990, 1991Erin Hoover ..................................................2015McKenzie Hufford .......................................2002Maddy Humphrey ................................. 2016Melissa Hunter ...................... 2007, 2008, 2009Rachel Hunter ........................ 2007, 2008, 2009Peanut Johnson...........................................2015Kaitie Kirchner ............................................. 2011Chrissy Kilroe ................................... 1999, 2000Morgan Kile .......................................... 2016Kelly LaPlume .............................................. 1984Sandy Loeper ..............................................1990Carly Mackessy ....................... 2012, 2013, 2014Jen Martin ........................................2007, 2008Traci Massielo ........................... 1991, 1992, 1993Katie McClatchey................................1987, 1988Aisling McKeon .................................2009, 2010Deanna Menichini ....................................... 1997Emily Mikac ........................... 2006, 2007, 2008Saskia Mueller ...................... 2004, 2005, 2006Nora Murer .........................................2011, 2012Laura Napolitano ...............................10, 11, 2012Melissa Palm ......................... 2007, 2008, 2009Colleen Parson .................................. 1996, 1997Sophia Pifer .................................................2013Berta Queralt .....................................2010, 2012Chelsea Quinn ......................... 2014, 2015, 2016Nina Passen ................................................. 2011Paula Pastor-Pitarque .........................2011, 2012Lindsay Quintiliani ................. 2007, 2008, 2009Caroline Rath ..............................2015, 2016Maggie Reddecliff ................... 2014, 2015, 2016Kimberley Reedy .............................. 1999, 2000Rachael Rhoades............................... 1992, 1993Ali Ristas .....................................................2009Renee Rossi ...........................2003, 2004, 2005Megan Rossi ................................................2015Michelle Ruebman......................................2000Beth Senich .................................................1988Jenn Sciulli .......................................2009, 2010Felicia Smith .............................1997, 1998, 1999Florencia Stier ................................. 2004, 2006Aubrey Stock .......................... 1998, 1999, 2000Sydney Stype .....................................2014, 2015Maria Swartz.............................2011, 2012, 2013Liz Tamburro ...............................2015, 2016Kelly Terwilliger ............................... 2006, 2007Nikki Thompson ...................... 1995, 1996, 1997Stacey Todd ................................................2000Cammie Trainer ..........................................2002Ally Tunitis ..............................2009, 2010, 2011Bonnie Turner .................................... 1988, 1990Terri VanDeCarr ........................ 1987, 1988, 1989Jennifer Van Kirk ..............................2000, 2001Carolina Vergroesen ............................. 2016Emma Voelker ...................................2012, 2013Annie VonderBrink ......................................2013Stephanie White ................................ 2013, 2014Lindsay Williams ....................2003, 2004, 2005 Kim Willis ........................................... 1986, 1987Kelly Woods ...................................... 1998, 2000

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HONORS & AWARDSACADEMIC ALL-MIDWEST COLLEGIATE CONFERENCEShelia Burke .......................................1990, 1991Susan Carr ......................................... 1989, 1990Danielle Dayton ...........................................1990Trudy Duffy ............................... 1989, 1990, 1991Kim Finlayson ..............................................1989Mary Hess ...........................................1989, 1991Jennifer Hoelbinger ...........................1990, 1991Sandy Loeper ..............................................1990Traci Massielo ...............................................1991Mary Kay O’Brien .........................................1990Bonnie Turner .................................... 1989, 1990Terri VanDeCarr ...........................................1989

OHIO STATE SCHOLAR-ATHLETESMara Adelman ............................................. 2004Katherine Anderson ..................................... 1978Lauren Archibald ................................ 2014, 2015Alexis Allen ...................................................2012Alicia Anzivine ........................ 2007, 2008, 2009Lisa Batman .................................................. 1986Michelle Batman ............... 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982Cynthia Baumann ......................................... 1986Kathleen Bell ................................................ 1976Nancy Bellew .................................................1981Keegan Billick ......................... 2007, 2008, 2009Nienke Blans ....................................... 1991, 1992Allison Blanton ...............1998, 1999, 2000, 2001Corinne Boyce ..............................................2012Maartje Bongers ...........................................2016Mary Brainard .................. 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986Kate Brown ...................... 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998Cori Buck .........................1992, 1993, 1994, 1995Krista Burge .................................................. 1986Sheila Burke .............................. 1990, 1991, 1992Judell Butler ..................................................1977Lynn Carahaly .................. 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997Patricia Carpenter .........................................1977Susan Carr .......................................... 1989, 1990Lauren Carroll..................... 2014, 2015, 2016Delia Clark .....................................................1981Esther Clotet Alsina ................................2016Casey Cole .............................................2016Katelin Condon ............................................ 2002Gen Cornhill .........................................1996, 1997D. Costantiello ..................1990, 1991, 1992, 1993Arielle Cowie ................... 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Margaret Cunningham ........................ 1980, 1981Courtney Daniels .......................... 2015, 2016Susan Dappen ..............................................2010Danielle Dayton .................................. 1990, 1992

Shari Dearing .................................................1981Danica Deckard ............................09, 10, 11, 2012Jill Deemer ................................................... 1995Susan DeFreitas ........................1994, 1995, 1996Brianne Doak .................................... 2008, 2009Daniela Drexler............................................. 1993Trudy Duffy ................................ 1989, 1990, 1991Andie Dunbar ......................................1979, 1980Mary Eck .......................................................2001Stefanie Eyerkaufer. ..................................... 1993Natalie Faust ...................... 2014, 2015, 2016Kim Finlayson ............................1988, 1989, 1990Pat Fredericks .............................................. 1980Sue Freed ......................... 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981Cristy Freese .....................1976, 1977, 1978, 1979Haley Fox .....................................................2000Mona Frommhold ............................... 2012, 2013Amy Gabrila ........................................ 1995, 1996Rachel Gaines ...............................................2015Jessica Gofgosky......................................... 2003Dana Greenhut ................................. 2004, 2005Gina Guerrieri ............................................... 1990Kim Hall ........................................................ 1987Sofia Haramis .........................................2016Amanda Harpstead ...................................... 1998Nicole Hart ...................... 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997Whitney Harris ........................................2016Anne Hatch-Gael ................................ 1985, 1986Linda Haussener ..........2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Mary Hess ..................................................... 1989Brooke Hiltz ........................................ 2013, 2015Katie Hobson ...............................................2000Jen Hoelbinger .................................... 1990, 1991Erin Hoover ......................................... 2014, 2015Marie Howard ...................................... 1976, 1977McKenzie Hufford ........................................ 2002Melissa Hunter .............2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Rachel Hunter ...............2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Sheila Hunter ............................................... 2008Gail Irwin ...................................................... 1976Peanut Johnson............................................ 2014Jennica Jonovich ....................................2016Marsha Keith ........................................1977, 1978J. Kelly ............................. 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985Kathleen Kelly..................................... 1985, 1986Siobhan Kelly .............................1984, 1985, 1986Morgan Kile .................................. 2015, 2016Chrissy Kilroe ...........................1998, 1999, 2000Kaitie Kirchner .....................................2010, 2011Mary Klunk .......................................... 1980, 1981Lara Koole ................................................... 2002Raegan Kopetz .................................... 1991, 1992

Kelly LaPlume .................. 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986L. Lassen...........................1980, 1981, 1982, 1983Shelly Leash ..................................................1981Eileen Lloyd .................................................. 1978K. Lorenz ...........................1976, 1977, 1978, 1979Carly Mackessy ......................... 2011, 2012, 2014M. Mandracchia .......................................1990, 91Jeanne Marshall ........................................... 1980Jen Martin .............................. 2006, 2007, 2008Traci Massielo ............................ 1991, 1992, 1993Shari Matkin ................................................. 1999Susan Matson ..................................... 1983, 1984K. McClatchey ............................ 1987, 1988, 1989Aisling McKeon ............. 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010S. McKinney ......................1980, 1981, 1982, 1983Carol Meloy ...................................................1981Deanna Menichini ........................................ 1996Emily Mikac ..................2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Caitlin Moore ............................................... 2008Saskia Mueller ............. 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Barb Mullinix ................................................. 1976Nora Murer ...................... 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Victoria Nolen ............................................... 1983Molly O’Connor.................................... 1981, 1982Michaela O’Malley ....................................... 2007Laura Napolitano ..........................09, 10, 11, 2012Melissa Palm ................2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Colleen Parson ................................... 1995, 1996Nina Passen .........................................2010, 2011Paula Pastor-Pitarque ................2010, 2011, 2012Adelaide Penzone ...................................2016Genevieve Penzone ................................2016Sofia Pifer .................................. 2011, 2012, 2013Tiffani Podolec .............................................. 1988Emily Pope ................................................... 2009Berta Queralt .................. 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Bridget Quinn ............................................... 1986Chelsea Quinn .................2013, 2014, 2015, 2016Lindsay Quintiliani ........2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Caroline Rath ............................... 2015, 2016Maggie Reddecliff ...........2013, 2014, 2015, 2016Kimberley Reedy ................................ 1998, 1999Janis Rehmar ....................................... 1976, 1977Rachael Rhoades................................ 1992, 1993Ali Ristas .................................2006, 2008, 2009Evelyn Romeo ...............................................2010Renee Rossi ............................2002, 2003, 2005Megan Rossi ....................................... 2014, 2015Emma Royce .................................................2012Michelle Ruebman........................................ 1999Linda Ruthardt ...............................................1981Annabel Sams............................................... 2014

BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONORIn the past decade, the Ohio State field hockey program has

had three student-athletes nab the prestigious Big Ten Medal of Honor award: Allison Blanton (1999-01), Saskia Mueller (2003-06) and Linda Haussener (2005-08).

Each member institution in the conference gives the award annually to the male and female athletes in the graduating class who have attained the greatest proficiency in both academics and athletics. The Big Ten Conference office established the award in 1914 for men and an additional award for the top female was instituted in 1982. This honor includes a $5,000 postgraduate scholarship.

LINDA HAUSSENERMidfielder, 2005-08Baden, SwitzerlandUndergraduate degrees: Political Science, Economics

• Three-time All-American, including a first-team selection in 2008 after earning second and third-team honors in 2007 and 2006, respectively

• Three-time NFHCA First Team All-West Region • Member of the 2006 Big Ten Regular Season Champion squad• 2008 Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Year, unanimous First

Team All-Big Ten and Big Ten All-Tournament Team honoree• Led Big Ten in overall scoring during her senior season, finishing

with 52 points, the sixth most in a season by a Buckeye. She

held an eight-point margin over the second-highest player and also led the league with 20 goals after scoring in all but four of 21 games

• Ranks fifth in career goals with 45, is tied for fifth in assists with 31 and fifth in scoring with 121 points

• Three-time NFHCA National Scholar-Athlete and Academic All-Big Ten honoree and four-time OSU Scholar-Athlete

SASKIA MUELLERMidfielder, 2003-06Zurich, SwitzerlandUndergraduate degree: Geography

• Three-time All-American, including a second-team selection in 2006 and third-team honors in 2004 and 2005

• Named NFHCA First Team All-West Region as a sophomore, junior and senior

• Member of the 2006 Big Ten Regular Season Champion squad• 2006 Big Ten Player of the Year, unanimous First Team All-Big

Ten selection and four-time Big Ten Player of the Week honoree• As a senior, finished third on the team and fourth in the

conference with 32 points, tying her career high with nine goals, three of which were gamewinners, and adding a team-high 14 assists while starting all 19 games

• Ranked second in career assists with 45 and tied for second in single season assists with 19 (2006) in Ohio State record

books after leading the squad in the category from 2004-06• NFHCA National Scholar-Athlete in 2006, three-time Academic

All-Big Ten honoree and four-time OSU Scholar-Athlete

ALLISON BLANTONGoalkeeper, 1999-01Newton, N.J.Undergraduate degree: AgricultureDoctorate: Veterinary Medicine

• Two-time Second Team NFHCA All-West Region honoree• Backstopped Ohio State to 2001 Big Ten Regular Season and

Tournament Championships• Named 2001 Big Ten Tournament MVP, First Team All-Big

Ten and Big Ten All-Tournament Team honoree; also earned Second Team All-Big Ten accolades in 2000

• Tapped 2001 North-South Senior All-Star• Saves leader for the Buckeyes in 2000 and 2001 seasons,

ranks third in the Ohio State record books with 10.5 career shutouts and tied for fourth in shutouts in a singles season with five in both her junior and senior season

• 2002 First Team CoSIDA Academic All-District, 2001 NFHCA National Scholar-Athlete, three-time Academic All-Big Ten and four-time OSU Scholar-Athlete selection

• Three-year winner of the Harriet B. Reynolds Award for owning squad’s highest GPA

Grace Sacher .................................................1977 Hanna Yu Scherpbier....................................2015Karen Schenke ............................................. 1978Marie Schiavello ............................................1981Laura Schlier..................................................1981Renee Schwartz.................................. 1985, 1986Jenn Sciulli ....................................... 2008, 2009Kate Selegue ................................................ 1983Beth Senich ............................... 1987, 1988, 1989Tracey Senich ............................................... 1993Sally Shackleton ............... 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980Susan Shepperd ......................... 1976, 1977, 1978Lesley Simon ................................................ 1999Felicia Smith .................... 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999Lori Lee Sommer ................................ 1982, 1983Brenda Stewart ............................................ 1984Florencia Stier .................................. 2005, 2006Aubrey Stock .................. 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000Saundra Streng..............................................1977Tamison Strong ............................................. 1978Ally Sullivan ................................................. 2007Sydney Stype ...................2012, 2013, 2014, 2015Wietske Swart ...............................................1991Maria Swartz.................... 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Kathy Szostak ...................1980, 1981, 1982, 1983Candace Taglianetti ...................................... 1998Liz Tamburro ...................... 2014, 2015, 2016Kelly Terwilliger ...................... 2004, 2006, 2007Nikki Thompson ........................1995, 1996, 1997Georgia Thomas ........................................... 2014Katy Thomson................................................1991Sally Tien ...................................................... 1976Stacey Todd ....................................... 1999, 2000Cammie Trainer ................................. 2001, 2002Ally Tunitis ......................2008, 2009, 2010, 2011Bonnie Turner ............................1988, 1989, 1990Teri VanDeCarr ................ 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990Jennifer Van Kirk ................................ 1999, 2001Jennifer Varley .................................. 1999, 2000Carolina Vergroesen ..................... 2015, 2016Emma Voelker ........................... 2011, 2012, 2013Annie VonderBrink .......................................2012Stephanie White ................................. 2013, 2014Aura Whittaker..................................... 1976, 1977Lindsay Williams .......... 2002, 2003, 2004. 2005Stacey Williams ............................................ 1997Kim Willis ................................... 1986, 1987, 1988Ann Wilson.....................................................1977Kelly Woods .................... 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000Kathy Zupscan .............................................. 1976

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LETTERWINNERSField hockey letterwinners listed prior to 1975 or “N/A” were awarded their Varsity O letters in 2006.

AAdelman, Mara ..........................................................2004, 2005Allison, Debbie ............................................................1982, 1983Allen, Alexis ..............................................2011, 2012, 2013, 2014Anderson, Alicia Christine .........................1968, 1969, 1970, 1971Angowski, Patty ..................................................................... 1977Anzivine, Alicia ................................................2007, 2008, 2009Archibald, Lauren ........................................................2014, 2015

BBarrows, Leigh .........................................1984, 1985, 1986, 1987Bartlett, Barb ............................................................... 1966, 1967Batman, Missy ...........................................1978, 1979, 1980, 1981Billick, Keegan .................................................2007, 2008, 2009Blans, Nienke .............................................................. 1991, 1992Blanton, Allison ................................................1999, 2000, 2001Bongers, Maartje ..........................................................2016Brady, Julia ..........................................................1970, 1971, 1972Brainard, Mary ......................................... 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985Briones, Maria ............................................................2009, 2010Brookhart, Meghan ..............................2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Brown, Kate ........................................................1996, 1997, 1998Bruce, Bettie ................................................................1955, 1956Buck, Cori ................................................ 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995Buckingham, Jeri Lee .................................................. 1969, 1970Burge, Krista ..........................................................................1984Burke, Sheila ......................................................1990, 1991, 1992Burt, Charlotte .......................................................................1975Bush, Kim ................................................. 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991Butcher, Camille ..............................................2000, 2001, 2002

CCacciatore, Jena....................................2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Carahaly, Lynn ................................................... 1995, 1996, 1997Carey, Gina ............................................................................1988Carr, Susan ............................................... 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991Carroll, Lauren...........................................2014, 2015, 2016Ciminello, Natalia .................................2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Clark, Morgan ..................................................2008, 2009, 2010Clayton, Lucy ........................................ 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005Clotet Alsina, Esther .....................................................2016Cloud, Kellie ..........................................................................1988Cole, Casey ........................................................ 2015, 2016Coleman, MJ ........................................................................ 1989Collins, Patricia ............................................................ 1966, 1967Condon, Katelin .............................................. 2002, 2003, 2004Costantiello, Doreena .................................................1992, 1993Cowie, Arielle ...........................................2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Coyle, Aisling ...................................................2008, 2009, 2010Craig, Tonya....................................................... 1980, 1982, 1983Crist, Deborah .......................................... 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970

DDappen, Susan ............................................................ 2010, 2011Daniels, Courtney ............................................... 2015, 2016Dayton, Danielle ....................................... 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992Dearing, Shari .....................................................1980, 1981, 1982Deckard, Danica ......................................2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Deemer, Jill ........................................................................... 1995DeFreitas, Susan .........................................................1994, 1996Doak, Brianne ........................................2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Dorando, Fran .......................................... 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993Doto, Jenee .......................................... 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Douglas, Monica ................................................................... 1992Duffy, Trudy ........................................................1988, 1989, 1991Dunbar, Andie ............................................ 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979Dunmire, Susan ........................................ 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984Dute, Carolyn.........................................................................1987Drexler, Daniella ....................................................................1993

EEck, Mary .............................................................................. 2001Edwards, Cara ................................................... 1964, 1965, 1966Eickhoff, Britta ................................................... 1994, 1996, 1997Estall, Terrilyn ....................................................................... 1966Eusner, Erin .................................................................. 1996, 1997Eyerkaufer, Stefanie ..............................................................1993

F

Faust, Natalie ............................................2014, 2015, 2016Findeison, Jessica ....................................1994, 1995, 1996, 1997Finlayson, Kim ....................................................1987, 1988, 1989Fox, Haley ................................................1997, 1998, 1999, 2000Fragapane, Leticia ................................2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Fredericks, Pat ..................................................................... 1980Freed, Sue .................................................1977, 1978, 1979, 1980Freese, Cristy ............................................ 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979Frommhold, Mona .......................................................2012, 2013Fritschy, Irene ...............................................................2016Fugimoto, Harumi................................................................. 1986

GGaines, Rachel ...................................................................... 2015Gabrila, Amy ............................................ 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996German, Karen ..................................................................... 1960Glascott, Meg ...........................................1984, 1985, 1986, 1987Gofgosky, Jamie ...................................2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Gofgosky, Jessica .................................2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Grady, Kara .................................................................. 1987, 1988Greenhut, Dana .........................................................2004, 2005Guerrieri, Gabrielle .............................................1986, 1987, 1988Guerrieri, Gina ............................................................1992, 1993

HHackett, Linda ........................................................................1971Hall, Kim .................................................. 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986Hallgren, Barb .............................................................. 1977, 1978Hamilton, Mercedes ..........................................2013, 2014, 2015Hamilton, Paige .......................................2013, 2014, 2015, 2016Hansen, Honor .....................................................................2004Haramis, Sophia ................................................. 2015, 2016Harrington, Erin .................................................................... 2001Harris, Whitney .............................................................2016Hart, Nicole ..............................................1994, 1995, 1996, 1997Hassman, Stacie ............................................. 2003, 2004, 2005Hatch, Gael-Anne ........................................................1984, 1985Haussener, Linda ..................................2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Heiligman, Lynne .........................................................1963, 1964Henninger, Mary ................................................................... 1986Hepp, Mary Ann .................................................................... 1962Hess, Mary ................................................ 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991Hillis, Teresa ................................................................ 1983, 1984Hiltz, Brooke ............................................2013, 2014, 2015, 2016Hobson, Katie ..........................................1997, 1998, 1999, 2000Hoover, Erin .......................................................................... 2015Hoelbinger, Jen ..................................................1989, 1990, 1991Houser, Keri ............................................................... 2006, 2007Howard, Elaine ............................................................ 1975, 1976Howard, Marie ............................................................. 1975, 1976Hufford, McKenzie ................................. 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Humphrey, Maddy .......................................................2014, 2015Hunter, Melissa .....................................2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Hunter, Rachel ......................................2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Hunter, Sheila .......................................................................2008Hutchinson, Sheryl ................................................................1976

IImmordino, Vanessa ............................. 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Irmler, Kim ...................................................................1994, 1995Irwin, Gail ..............................................................................1975

J Jenkinson, Jean .................................................1966, 1967, 1968Johnson, Peanut......................................2012, 2013, 2014, 2015Johnson, Taylor .................................................................... 2015Jones, Natalie.......................................................................2003Jonovich, Jennica .........................................................2016

KKasperowicz, Judy ...................................................... 1978, 1979Keith, Marsha ............................................ 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978Kelly, Jacqueline....................................... 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984Kelly, Kathleen .............................................................1984, 1985Kelly, Lynn .............................................................................. 1961Kelly, Siobhan .................................................... 1983, 1984, 1985Kettles, Jayne .................................................... 1984, 1985, 1986Kile, Morgan ..............................................2014, 2015, 2016Kilroe, Chrissy .................................................. 1998, 1999, 2000Kirchner, Kaitie ............................................................ 2010, 2011Klunk, Mary ........................................................1980, 1981, 1982Koole, Lara ...........................................................................2002

Kopetz, Raegan .....................................................................1993Koufman, Stephanie ........................................... 1979, 1980, 1981Kostka, Kristen .................................................................... 2000Krauss, Victoria .............................................. 2003, 2004, 2005Kruse, Lauren ......................................2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Kuser, Diana ........................................... 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001

LLake, Meghan ....................................... 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Landis, Jayne............................................1996, 1997, 1998, 1999LaPlume, Kelly ......................................... 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985Lassen, Linda ........................................... 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982Laudahn, Nina ...................................................................... 2013Leewens, Emelie ................................................1991, 1992, 1993Lemieux, Sarah ............................................................2013, 2014Letsche, Jennifer ......................................................... 1978, 1979Lewis, Sandra .............................................................. 1972, 1973Livingston, Grier ................................................................... 1965Loeper, Sandy ...........................................1987, 1988, 1989, 1990Lorenz, Kathy............................................. 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978Luces, Yesenia ......................................2004, 2005, 2006, 2007

MMackessy, Carly ........................................2011, 2012, 2013, 2014MacGillivray, Erin .................................................................. 1986Mandracchia, Melanie .......................................................... 1989Marcellus, Sue ........................................... 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979Margni, Lorena ..................................................................... 2001Martin, Jen ................................................................ 2007, 2008Massielo, Traci .......................................... 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993Matson, Susan .............................................................1982, 1983McClatchey, Katie .....................................1985, 1986, 1987, 1988McKeon, Aisling .....................................2007, 2008, 2009, 2010McKie, Terri ............................................................................ 1977McKinney, Sue ....................................................1980, 1981, 1982Menichini, Deanna .............................................1997, 1998, 1999Meyers, Christa ..................................................1989, 1990, 1991Meloy, Cathy ..........................................................................1983Mikac, Emily .........................................2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Moore, Caitlin .......................................................................2008Mueller, Saskia .....................................2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Mulholland, Kathleen .............................. 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986Mulholland, Lorraine ............................... 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986Mullinix, Barb .............................................1972, 1973, 1974, 1975Murer, Nora ..............................................2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Murphy, Katie .......................................................................2003

NNolan, Kelsey........................................................................ 2016Nolen, Victoria .......................................................................1982Napolitano, Laura ....................................2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Nutter, Linda Claire.................................... 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973

OO’Brien, Mary Kay .............................................. 1988, 1989, 1990O’Connor, Theresa .................................... 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979O’Malley, Michael ...................................................... 2006, 2007

PPalm, Melissa .......................................2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Palumbo, Peggy ....................................... 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961Pany, Hannah ..................................................... 2015, 2016Paris, Judy ................................................................... 1978, 1979Passen, Nina ................................................................ 2010, 2011Pastor-Pitarque, Paula ....................................... 2010, 2011, 2012Pederson, Dawn ...................................... 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995Penzone, Adelaide ........................................................2016Penzone, Genevieve .....................................................2016Pickston, Belinda ................................................1986, 1987, 1988Pifer, Sophia ................................................................2012, 2013Podolec, Tiffani ......................................................................1987Pope, Emily ................................................................2008, 2009Porter, Bev ...................................................................1994, 1995Prochaska, Karen ...............................................1978, 1979, 1980

QQueralt, Berta ..........................................2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Quinn, Chelsea ........................................2013, 2014, 2015, 2016Quintiliani, Lindsay ...............................2006, 2007, 2008, 2009

RRago, Stacey..................................................... 1998, 1999, 2000Rainey, Mary Kay ...................................... 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964Rath, Caroline ...........................................2014, 2015, 2016

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LETTERWINNERSRebstock, Christine .............................. 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Reddecliff, Maggie ..................................2013, 2014, 2015, 2016Reedy, Kimberley ................................... 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001Rehmar, Janis ........................................................................1976Rhoades, Rachael........................................................1992, 1993Ristas, Ali ..............................................2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Robinson, Camilla.....................................1996, 1997, 1998, 1999Romeo, Evelyn ...................................................................... 2010Rosenwinkel, Laura .............................. 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Rossi, Renee ................................................... 2003, 2004, 2005Rossi, Megan ........................................................................ 2015Royce, Emma ...........................................2012, 2013, 2014, 2015Ruebman, Michelle................................ 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Ruthardt, Linda .............................................................1981, 1982

SSacher, Grace ............................................ 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978Scherpbier, Hanna ................................................................ 2015Schiavello, Marie ..........................................................1980, 1981Schwartz, Anna..................................................................... 1998Schwartz, Renee....................................................................1984Sciulli, Jenn ............................................2008, 2009, 2010, 2011Senich, Beth .............................................1985, 1986, 1987, 1988Senich, Tracey ......................................... 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996Shackleton, Sally ................................................ 1977, 1978, 1979Shaffer, Barbara ....................................... 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950Shea, Christina .................................................. 2010, 2011, 2012Shepperd, Susan ................................................ 1975, 1976, 1977Sinkhorn, Kim ........................................................................1978Smith, Felicia ......................................................1997, 1998, 1999Solorzano, Mariana .........................................2000, 2001, 2002

Stafford, Christine .................................... 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993Stephan, Deborah ..................................... 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973Stewart, Brenda .......................................................... 1983, 1984Stier, Florencia ......................................2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Stock, Aubrey ..........................................1997, 1998, 1999, 2000Stone, Kathleen ........................................................... 1983, 1984Strapp, Debra ........................................................................1975Strapp, Linda ......................................................1980, 1981, 1982Stype, Sydney ..........................................2012, 2013, 2014, 2015Sullivan, Ally .........................................................................2007Swart, Wietske ............................................................ 1991, 1992Swartz, Maria............................................2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Szostak, Kathy .......................................... 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982

TTaglianetti, Candace ...................................................1999, 2000Tamburro, Liz ............................................2014, 2015, 2016Tarazewich, Lynn ................................................ 1979, 1980, 1981Telepak, Carol ................................................... 1953, 1954, 1955Terwilliger, Kelly....................................2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Thompson, Nikki ......................................1994, 1995, 1996, 1997Todd, Stacey ....................................................2000, 2001, 2002Trainer, Cammie ................................... 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Tunitis, Ally .............................................2008, 2009, 2010, 2011Turner, Bonnie ..........................................1987, 1988, 1989, 1990

VVanDeCarr, Terri .......................................1986, 1987, 1988, 1989Van Kirk, Jennifer .................................. 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002van Nouhuys, Marije ............................... 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001van Ulden, Mieke .....................................1994, 1995, 1996, 1997Varley, Jennifer ...........................................................1999, 2000

Vergroesen, Carolina ........................................................... 2015Vertone, Donna ........................................................... 1986, 1987Vita, Jolyn .................................................1965, 1966, 1967, 1968Vlach, Charel .......................................................................... N/AVoelker, Emma..........................................2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Volk, MaryAnn ...................................................................... 1956VonderBrink, Annie .................................2012, 2013, 2014, 2015

WWagner, Kaitlyn.........................................2011, 2012, 2013, 2014Walsh, Colleen ................................................... 1994, 1995, 1996Walter, Virginia ............................................................ 1966, 1967White, Stephanie ...............................................2012, 2013, 2014Whittaker, Aura ............................................................ 1975, 1976Williams, Lindsay ..................................2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Williams, Lisa .........................................................................1976Willis, Kim ....................................................................1985, 1986Willson, Sue .............................................. 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992Wilson, Ann.................................................................. 1975, 1976Woods, Kelly ...............................................................1998, 2000Wynn, Curlyne ......................................2003, 2004, 2005, 2006

YYoung, Marilyn ...................................................................... 1950

Z Zarchin, Karen .......................................................................1993Zupscan, Kathy ......................................................................1975

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEESVANESSA IMMORDINOClass of 2009 | Played 2000-03

Three-time All-American Vanessa Immordino finished her career in the Top 5 in the Buckeye record books in career points (127), career goals (52) and single-season points with 54 as a senior. She also was a three-time First Team All-Big Ten selection and a three-time First Team West Region All-American, as well as a 2003 Finalist for the Women’s National Field Hockey Player of the Year award. A four-time Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week, Immordino was captain of the Buckeyes as a senior. She ended her career as one of five Ohio State players to record 100 career points after leading the team in goals three seasons.

BRITTA EICKHOFFClass of 2003 | Played 1994-97

Britta Eickhoff sits at No. 2 in the Ohio State career record book with 170 points from 78 goals and and 14 assists, sitting only behind Buckeye legend Sue Marcellus. In 1997, Eickhoff earned First Team America honors, becoming the first Buckeye to earn the highest selection since Marcellus last received the honor in 1979. A second-team All-American in 1996 as well, Eickhoff led the Buckeyes in scoring her junior and senior season, posting 67 points (30 goals, 7 assists) in 1996 and 49 points (23 goals 4 assists) in 1997. The two-time First Team All-West Region honoree owns three Top 10 Ohio State single season points record, including the third-best Buckeye single season effort coming in 1996 (67 points).

SUE MARCELLUSClass of 1996 | Played 1976-79

Regarded as Ohio State’s best field hockey player, Sue Marcellus is the only athlete in the program to have her number retired. While at OSU, she was the all-time leader in career goals (117), career points (254) and single-season points (82), earning All-America honors in 1977, 1978 and 1979. She was a member of the US National Team from 1977 to 1980 and member of the 1980 US Olympic Team.

E. TEMPLE MESSER-BACKERClass of 1997 | Attended Ohio State 1921-26.(Also lettered in softball)

Although varsity sports didn’t exist for women in the 1920s, E. Temple Messer-Baker participated in track and field, baseball, soccer and field hockey while a student at Ohio State. In 1925, she competed in the first women’s intercollegiate track meet held in Ohio Stadium. After graduating with a degree in education, she went on to serve as a player, teacher and coach. She played on the American Field Hockey team, coached boys basketball and served as president of the Elk’s Ladies Golf Association.

BARBARA WETTERS-BLOSSERClass of 1993 | Attended Ohio State 1971-75(Also lettered in basketball and tennis)

Three-sport star Barbara Wetters-Blosser competed in three national championship events in one year. A four-time Big Ten doubles champion, she was named to the 1971 Midwest Collegiate All-Star Field Hockey team. She also was captain of the basketball team as a freshman and sophomore. After leaving Ohio State, Wetters-Blosser served as an athletic administrator at William & Mary College.

PEGGY PALUMBOClass of 2005 | Attended Ohio State 1958-61 (Also lettered in basketball)

A pioneer for women’s sports at Ohio State, Peggy Palumbo was a first-team All-Lake Erie field hockey forward, as well as the captain of the unbeaten women’s basketball team in 1960-61. Palumbo, the second in her family to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, also served as the president of Ohio State Physical Education Association (1960-61). After leaving Ohio State, she spent 20 years coaching girls high school sports in Cleveland area (basketball: 1970-90; volleyball: 1974-76; track and field: 1971-77; softball: 1978-1982).

OHIO STATE CONFERENCE HISTORY

1981-1988: Ohio State competed in the Big Ten Conference; field hockey was eliminated in 1989 when Purdue eliminated the sport.

1989-1991: Ohio State competed in the Midwest Collegiate Field Hockey Conference.

1992-Present: Ohio State competes in the Big Ten Conference; field hockey was reinstated in the con-ference in 1992 when Penn State joined the Big Ten.

SASKIA MÜELLERClass of 2013. Played 2003-06

Three-time All-American midfielder Saskia Müeller finished her career in the Top 5 in the Buckeye record books in career assists (45), game winning goals (eight), games started (73) and single-season assists with 19 points as a junior. She also was a three-time All-Region honoree and All-Big Ten selection. During her senior year in 2006, Müeller was named the Big Ten Player of the Year, becoming the first Buckeye in program history to earn the top conference honor. During her senior season, Müeller was a four-time Big Ten Player of the Week honoree, finishing fourth in the conference in points, tying her career high with nine goals, including three of which were gamewinners. She guided the Scarlet and Gray to a Big Ten regular-season championship, while starting all 19 games.

Müeller also succeeded in the classroom, earning the prestigious Big Ten Medal of Honor during the 2006-07 season. She was a three-time Academic All-Big Ten selection and four-time OSU Scholar Athlete.

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RESULTS BY SEASON1971

(5-4-1 Overall) Head Coach – Mary Raysa

10/7 .......... at Otterbein ..............................W, 5-210/9 .......... at Denison ..................................L, 1-310/13 ...... WITTENBERG ....................... W, 3-110/16 ...... WOOSTER ............................. L, 2-310/20 ...... OHIO .....................................L, 1-210/23 ........ at Muskingum ............................L, 1-410/30........ at Miami (Ohio).........................W, 5-311/3 ........ OHIO WESLEYAN .................W, 3-011/6........... vs. Wooster 1 ............................W, 2-011/6........... vs. Ohio Wesleyan 1 ................... T, 2-21 Buckeye Tournament (Wooster)

1972 (6-4-3 Overall)

Head Coach – Mary Raysa10/5 ........ DENISON ............................... T, 1-110/7 ........ MUSKINGUM .........................L, 0-110/14-15 .... vs. Earlham 1 .............................W, 2-010/14-15 .... vs. Kentucky 1 ............................W, 2-110/14-15 .... vs. Southern Illinois 1 ................W, 2-010/14-15 .... vs. Eastern Michigan 1 ................L, 0-110/18 ........ at Ohio University ..................... T, 0-010/20 ....... at Ohio Wesleyan ...................... L, 3-410/26........ at Wooster ..................................L, 1-310/27 ...... MIAMI (OHIO) .......................W, 3-110/28 ........ at Wittenberg ............................W, 1-011/4 ........... vs. Ohio 2 ................................... T, 0-011/4 ........... vs. Bowling Green 2 ..................W, 1-01 College Weekend at Valley Farm Camp (Brook-lyn, Mich.); 2 Buckeye Tournament (Columbus, Ohio)

1973(11-2-1 Overall)

Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds10/12-14 .... College Weekend Tournament 1 ..... W10/12-14 .... College Weekend Tournament 1 ..... W10/12-14 .... College Weekend Tournament 1 ..... W10/12-14 .... College Weekend Tournament 1 ...... L10/15 ...... OHIO WESLEYAN ..................W, 2-110/16 ...... WITTENBERG ........................ T, 0-010/20 ....... at Muskingum ..........................W, 4-010/23 ...... WOOSTER ............................W, 2-010/25-26 .. vs. Bowling Green 2 .................W, 2-010/25-26 .. vs. Miami (Ohio) 2 .....................W, 4-010/25-26 .. vs. Wittenberg 2 ........................W, 2-110/25-26 .. vs. Ohio 2 ...................................W, 2-110/31 ........ at Miami (Ohio)..........................L, 0-211/7 ......... OHIO ...................................W, 2-01 College Weekend Tournament; 2 State Tourna-ment at Berea (finished 1st)

1974 (12-3-1 Overall)

Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds10/4-6 ...... vs. Northern Michigan 1 ............W, 3-010/4-6 ...... vs. Western Michigan 1 .............W, 2-010/4-6 ...... vs. Michigan State 1 ...................W, 2-110/4-6 ...... vs. Indiana 1 ..............................W, 2-010/8 ........ MUSKINGUM .......................W, 6-010/16 ...... MIAMI (OHIO) ......................W, 4-010/17 ...... OHIO WESLEYAN ...................L, 1-210/19 ...... BOWLING GREEN .................W, 2-010/21 ........ at Wittenberg ...........................W, 2-010/24-25 .. vs. Cincinnati 2 ..........................W, 3-110/24-25 .. vs. Wittenberg 2 ........................W, 4-110/24-25 .. vs. Denison2 ..............................L, 0-110/29........ at Wooster ..................................L, 1-411/2 ........... vs. Ohio 3 ...................................W, 2-111/2 ........... vs. Wooster 3 ............................. T, 0-011/6........... at Ohio ......................................W, 3-11 College Weekend Tournament; 2 State Tourna-ment; 3 Buckeye Tournament

1975(9-7 Overall)

Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds10/2 ........ OHIO WESLEYAN ...................L, 0-110/3-4 ....... vs. Purdue 1 ...............................W, 1-010/3-4 ....... vs. Wisconsin 1 ..........................W, 4-010/3-4 ....... at Indiana 1 .................................L, 1-210/7 .......... at Muskingum ...........................W, 1-010/11 ......... at Denison ..................................L, 0-110/14 ...... KENTUCKY ..........................W, 3-010/16 ...... WITTENBERG .......................W, 2-010/18 ........ at Bowling Green .....................W, 2-010/21 ...... WOOSTER ............................. L, 0-210/21 ........ at Marietta ...............................W, 3-010/23-24 .. vs.Youngstown 2 .......................W, 4-010/23-24 .. vs. Wooster 2 ................ L, 1-1 (flickoff)11/5 ........ OHIO ...................................W, 4-011/7-8 ..... C. MICH. (lost on time) 2 ........L, 0-011/7-8........ Eastern Illinois 2 ........................L, 0-31 Indiana Invitational; 2 State Tournament

1976(17-5 Overall)

Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds10/5 ........ DENISON ..............................W, 4-110/7 ........ MUSKINGUM .......................W, 9-010/12 ........ at Kentucky ..............................W, 4-010/15 ........ vs. Michigan State 1 ....................L, 1-310/16 ........ at Indiana 1 ................................W, 4-110/16 ........ vs. Purdue 1 ..............................W, 2-010/18 ........ at Wooster .................................W, 3-110/23 ...... KENYON ..............................W, 5-010/26 ...... MARIETTA ............................W, 2-010/29........ vs. Ashland 2 ............................W, 5-010/29........ vs. Dayton 2 ..............................W, 4-010/30........ vs. Wooster 2 .............................W, 2-110/30........ at Ohio Wesleyan 2 ....................W, 3-111/2 ........... at Wittenberg ...........................W, 4-011/4 ........... at Ohio .......................................L, 1-211/6 ........ BOWLING GREEN .................W, 6-011/12 ......... vs. Southern Illinois 3 ................W, 1-011/12 ......... vs. Northern Michigan 3 ........... W, 4-311/13 ......... vs. Central Michigan 3 ................L, 1-211/24......... vs. Bemidji State 4 ....................W, 2-011/25 ........ vs. Ursinus 4 ..............................L, 0-511/25 ........ vs. Central Missouri State 4 .......L, 0-21 Indiana Invitational (finished 3rd); 2 OAISW Championship; 3 MAIAW Championship; 4 US-FHA/AIAW Championship

1977 (11-3-2 Overall)

Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds9/30-10/1 .. at Indiana 1 ..................................T, 1-19/30-10/1 .. vs. St. Louis 1 ............................. T, 2-29/30-10/1 .. vs. Michigan 1 ...........................W, 2-010/4 .......... at Denison ..................................L, 1-310/6 .......... at Muskingum ..........................W, 2-010/8 .......... at Penn State .............................L, 1-510/9 .......... at Kentucky ...............................W, 4-110/14-15 .. CENTRAL MICHIGAN 2 ...........W, 2-110/14-15 .. ST. LOUIS 2 ...........................W, 2-010/17 ...... WOOSTER ............................ W, 1-010/19 ........ OHIO WESLEYAN .....................W, 2-010/22........ at Kenyon ..................................W, 2-110/28 ........ vs. Dayton 3 ................................L, 1-211/1 ......... WITTENBERG .......................W, 4-011/3 ........ OHIO ...................................W, 4-011/5........... at Bowling Green ......................W, 3-11 Indiana Invitational (finished 1st); 2 OSU Invita-tional; 3 OAISW Championship

1978(13-5-2 Overall)

Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds10/3 .......... Denison ....................................W, 3-0

10/6 .......... Longwood ...................................T, 1-110/7 .......... Lock Haven State .......................L, 1-210/7 .......... James Madison ..........................L, 1-310/8 .......... William and Mary ...................... L, 2-310/13 ........ Indiana ......................................W, 7-110/14 ........ Penn State................................. T, 2-210/14 ........ Central Michigan ......................W, 3-010/21 ........ Wooster .....................................W, 1-010/27 ........ Davis and Elkins .......................W, 4-010/28 ........ Ohio .......................................... L, 2-310/28 ........ Bowling Green .........................W, 6-010/31 ........ Ohio ......................................... W, 4-311/3-4 ....... Wittenberg ................................W, 1-011/3 ........... Kenyon 1 ...................................W, 4-011/4 ........... Bowling Green 1 ........................W, 1-011/4 ........... Kent State1 ...............................W, 5-111/10 ......... Wisconsin-LaCrosse 2 ...............W, 3-111/10 ......... Southern Illinois 2 ...................... L, 2-311/11 .......... Michigan State 2 .......................W, 3-21 OAISW Championship; 2 MAIAW Championship

1979(12-5-2 Overall)

Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds9/27 ....... NORTHWESTERN .................W, 6-09/28-29 .... vs. Indiana 1 ...............................W, 1-09/28-29 .... vs. Purdue 1 ..............................W, 3-29/28-29 .... vs. St. Louis 1 .............................L, 0-210/2 .......... at Denison ................................W, 4-010/6-7 ....... at Penn State ............................ L, 0-710/6-7 ....... at Lock Haven State ....................T, 1-110/11 ....... LONGWOOD.........................W, 5-010/12 ...... INDIANA STATE ..................... T, 0-010/13 ...... PURDUE ...............................W, 2-110/15 ...... WITTENBERG ..................... W, 12-010/17 ......... at Kenyon .................................W, 2-010/23 ........ at Bowling Green .....................W, 5-010/25 ...... OHIO ...................................W, 4-010/27-28 .. at Maryland ................................L, 0-110/27-28 .. at William and Mary ..................L, 0-310/27-28 .. at Rutgers .................................W, 1-011/3 ........... vs. Ohio 2 .............L, 3-2 (2OT, flickoff)11/3 ........... vs. Kent State 2 ..........................W, 1-01 Indiana Invitational; 2 OAISW Championship

1980(12-9-2 Overall)

Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds9/19-21 ..... vs. Iowa 1 ...................................L , 0-19/19-21 ..... vs. Wisconsin-LaCrosse 1 .........W, 3-29/19-21 ..... vs. Western Illinois 1 ...................L, 1-29/19-21 ..... vs. St. Louis 1 .............................L, 0-59/25 ......... at Wittenberg .............................L, 1-29/27 ......... at Purdue .................................. T, 3-39/30 ......... at Kent State ............................W, 2-010/3 .......... vs. Lock Haven State 2 ..............L, 0-210/4 .......... vs. James Madison 2 .................W, 1-010/4 .......... vs. Wash., D.C. Hockey Club 2 .W, 2-010/5 .......... vs. William and Mary ..................L, 1-510/8 ........ DENISON ............................. W, 3-210/11 ....... INDIANA 3 ............................W, 2-010/12 ...... PENN STATE 3 ......................... T, 1-110/14 ........ vs. Davis and Elkins ..................L, 0-310/16 ...... KENYON ..............................W, 2-010/18 ........ at Ohio ......................................W, 4-110/21 ...... MIAMI (OHIO) .......................W, 4-110/24 ...... BOWLING GREEN .................W, 5-010/29........ at Wooster ................................W, 2-010/31 ........ vs. Ohio 4 ...................................W, 1-010/31 ........ vs. Miami (Ohio) 4 ............... L, 1-2 (OT)11/7 ........... vs. Michigan State 5 ...................L, 0-11 Iowa Invitational; 2 James Madison Invitational; 3 OSU Invitational; 4 OAISW Championship; 5 MAIAW Championship

1981(12-18 Overall)

Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds9/12 .......... vs. Delaware 1 ...........................L, 0-59/13 .......... vs. Virginia 1............................... L, 0-49/14 .......... at Smith ......................................L, 1-29/15 .......... at Massachusetts ......................L, 0-39/16 .......... at Springfield .............................L, 1-49/19 .......... at Trenton State ........................L, 0-29/24 ....... WITTENBERG ....................... W, 8-29/26-27 .... vs. Michigan State 2 ........... L, 0-1 (OT)9/26-27 .... vs. Eastern Illinois 2 ...................W, 4-19/26-27 .... vs. Central Michigan 2 .......W, 3-2 (OT)9/26-27 .... at Indiana 2 ................................W, 2-19/29 ....... KENT STATE ......................... W, 1-010/1 ........ OHIO ....................................W, 4-110/10-11 .. JAMES MADISON 3 ................W, 3-110/10-11 .. PURDUE 3 ..............................L, 1-210/10-11 .. EASTERN KENTUCKY 3 ..........L, 0-110/10-11 .. NORTHWESTERN 3 .................L, 1-310/13 ........ at Kenyon ..................................W, 3-110/16 ........ vs. Purdue 4 ...............................L, 0-210/18 ........ vs. Michigan State 4 ..................L, 0-310/18 ........ vs. Minnesota 4..........................W, 1-010/20 ....... vs. Miami ....................................L, 0-110/23 ...... IOWA .................................... L, 0-210/25 ...... DAVIS AND ELKINS ................L, 0-110/27 ...... WOOSTER ............................W, 3-010/29........ at Penn State ............................ L, 0-710/31 ........ vs. Kent State 5 ..........................W, 1-010/31 ........ vs. Miami 5 ......................... W, 2-1 (OT)11/6........... vs. Indiana State 6 .............. L, 0-1 (OT)1 Connecticut Invitational; 2 Indiana Invitational

1982(8-10 Overall, 1-4 Big Ten/5th)

Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds9/10 .......... at Virginia ..................................L, 0-29/11........... at William and Mary ...................L, 1-29/18 ........ PENN STATE .......................... L, 0-29/28 ......... at Kent State ............................W, 3-010/3 .......... at Michigan State • ...................W, 2-110/5 ........ DENISON ..............................W, 6-110/8 .......... at Purdue • .................................L, 0-110/12 ........ at Ohio .......................................L, 1-310/14 ...... KENYON ..............................W, 3-010/16 ........ vs Iowa • ................................... L, 0-410/17 ......... at Michigan • ..............................L, 1-310/19 ...... MIAMI (Ohio) .......................W, 3-010/22 ...... EASTERN KENTUCKY ...........W, 2-010/23 ...... DAVIS AND ELKINS ................L, 0-110/24 ...... DAYTON ............................... W, 1-010/27 ........ at Wooster ..................................L, 0-110/29 ...... INDIANA STATE ............. W, 2-1 (OT)11/6........... at Northwestern • .....................L, 0-3

1983(5-16-4 Overall, 2-8 Big Ten/5th)Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds

9/11........... at Penn State ............................L, 0-29/14 .......... at Springfield .................... W, 2-1 (OT)9/15 .......... at Massachusetts .......................L, 0-19/17 .......... at Trenton State .........................L, 0-19/23 ....... IOWA• ....................................L, 1-49/25 ....... MICHIGAN STATE•......... W, 2-1 (OT)9/27 ....... KENT STATE ..........................W, 5-19/29 ....... BALL STATE ...........................L, 0-110/3 .......... at Denison .................................W, 2-110/5 .......... at Purdue• ..................................L, 0-110/7 .......... vs. Richmond ...................... T, 1-1 (OT)10/8 .......... at James Madison ......................L, 0-110/8 .......... vs. Lock Haven ..........................L, 0-210/9 .......... vs. Ithaca ...................................L, 0-310/12 ...... OHIO .............................. T, 1-1 (OT)10/14 ...... MICHIGAN• ............................L, 1-210/15 ........ at Kenyon ...........................T, 2-2 (OT)10/16 ...... NORTHWESTERN• ................. L, 0-2

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RESULTS BY SEASON10/22 vs. Northwestern• .....................L, 0-210/23 at Michigan State• ............W, 4-3 (OT)10/26 WOOSTER ......................T, 0-0 (OT)10/29 vs. Iowa• ...................................L, 0-510/30 at Michigan• ...............................L, 1-211/1 at Miami (Ohio).................. L, 0-1, (OT)11/3 PURDUE• ...............................L, 0-1

1984(8-13-3 Overall, 4-4-2 Big Ten/3rd)

Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds9/8-9 ........ at Connecticut ............................L, 1-39/8-9 ........ vs. Vermont ...............................W, 2-19/12 .......... at William and Mary ...................L, 1-29/14 .......... at Old Dominion ...................... L, 0-109/15 .......... vs. Maryland.............................. L, 0-49/18 .......... at Kent State ..............................L, 1-29/23 ....... DENISON .......................T, 2-2 (OT)9/25 ......... at Toledo ....................................L, 1-29/28 ......... at Purdue • .......................... T, 1-1 (OT)9/29 ......... vs. Northern Illinois ...................W, 1-010/2 .......... vs. Ball State .............................L, 0-310/5 ........ MICHIGAN • ......................... W, 1-010/6 ........ DAVIS AND ELKINS .............. W, 1-010/7 ........ NORTHWESTERN • ................ L, 0-310/10 ........ at Ohio .......................................L, 1-210/12 ........ at Iowa • ....................................L, 0-210/13 ........ vs. Michigan State • .................W, 2-010/16 ...... MIAMI (Ohio) ........................W, 2-110/19 ...... IOWA • ...................................L, 1-510/20 ...... PENN STATE .......................... L, 0-210/21 ...... MICHIGAN • .........................W, 3-010/28 ...... PURDUE • ......................T, 0-0 (OT)11/2 ........... at Northwestern • .....................L, 0-311/3 ........... vs. Michigan State • ..................W, 1-0

1985(9-9-2 Overall, 4-4-2 Big Ten/3rd)Head Coach – Harriet Reynolds

Captains – Mary Brainard, Kelly LaPlume, Siobhan Kelly

9/10 .......... at West Chester State ...............L, 0-39/13 .......... at Springfield College ...............L, 0-29/15 .......... at Penn State ............................L, 0-69/20 ......... vs. Southwest Missouri ............W, 3-29/21 .......... vs. Southern Illinois....................L, 1-39/27 ......... at Purdue• ....................... T, 0-0 (2OT)9/28 ......... vs. Notre Dame ........................W, 2-010/1 ........ MIAMI (OHIO) ...................... W, 1-010/4 ........ IOWA • .................................. L, 0-310/5 ........ LOCK HAVEN .........................L, 1-210/6 ........ MICHIGAN • ..........................W, 2-110/11 ......... at Iowa • .....................................L, 1-610/12 ........ vs. Michigan State • .................W, 2-010/13 ........ vs. St. Louis ...............................W, 2-110/18 ........ at Michigan • ............................W, 3-010/19 ........ vs. Northwestern • ....................L, 0-510/22 ...... TOLEDO ................................W, 3-110/27 ...... PURDUE • ....................T, 0-0 (2OT)11/1 ........... at Northwestern • ......................L, 1-211/2 ........... vs. Michigan State • ..................W, 1-0

1986(3-12-5 Overall, 0-7-3 Big Ten/5th)

Head Coach – Harriet ReynoldsCaptains – Kim Hall, Kathleen Mulholland

9/9 ........... at California ..............................L, 0-59/11........... at Stanford ................................L, 0-29/13 .......... at San Jose State ................ T, 1-1 (OT)9/15 .......... at Chico State.....................T, 0-0 (OT)9/17 .......... at Pacific ................................... L, 3-49/26 ....... IOWA • .................................. L, 0-39/27 ....... MIAMI (OHIO) ......................W, 3-09/28 ....... MICHIGAN • ...................T, 2-2 (OT)10/3 .......... at Michigan • .............................L, 0-310/4 .......... vs. Northwestern • .......... T, 0-0 (2OT)10/10 ........ at Michigan State • ................... L, 2-410/11 ......... vs. Northwestern • ....................L, 0-6

10/14....... BALL STATE .......................... L, 0-310/17 ...... PURDUE • ............................. L, 0-210/18 ...... JAMES MADISON ..................L, 0-510/19 ...... DAVIS AND ELKINS ..............W, 2-010/25........ at Purdue • ................................L, 0-210/26 ...... TOLEDO ...............................W, 3-011/1 ........... vs. Iowa • ..................................L, 0-611/2 ........... at Michigan State • ............. T, 1-1 (OT)

1987(5-12-2 Overall, 1-8-1 Big Ten/6th)

Head Coach – Karen Weaver9/11........... at Virginia ...................................L, 1-29/13 .......... at Richmond .............................W, 3-29/16 .......... at Ball State ................................L, 0-19/25 ......... vs. Southern Illinois..................W, 2-09/26 ......... at Miami (Ohio)................ T, 0-0 (2OT)10/2 ........ MICHIGAN STATE • ......... L, 1-2 (OT)10/3 ........ PENN STATE ...........................L, 1-310/4 ........ NORTHWESTERN • ................ L, 0-310/9 .......... at Iowa • ....................................L, 0-810/10 ........ vs. Michigan State • .................W, 4-010/11 ......... vs. St. Louis ..................... W, 2-1 (2OT)10/16 ........ at Purdue• .................................L, 0-210/17 ......... vs. Northern Illinois ..................W, 3-210/23 ...... PURDUE • ............................. T, 3-310/25 ...... LOCK HAVEN .........................L, 1-410/30........ at Northwestern • ...................... L, 1-710/31 ........ vs. Michigan • ........................... L, 2-811/6........... at Iowa • ................................... L, 1-1011/7 ........... vs. Michigan • ............................L, 1-2

1988(4-12-5 Overall, 2-4-2 Big Ten/3rd)

Head Coach – Karen WeaverCaptains – Beth Senich, Katie McClatchey

9/9 ........... at St. Joseph’s ...........................L, 1-29/10 .......... at Lehigh ................................... L, 0-49/12 .......... at Rutgers ..................................L, 0-19/14 .......... at Lock Haven ..................T, 2-2 (2OT)9/15 .......... at Penn State .............................L, 1-59/23 ....... BALL STATE .......................... L, 0-29/24 ....... JAMES MADISON ...................L, 1-49/25 ....... DAVIS AND ELKINS ...............W, 2-19/28 ....... KENT STATE ........................ W, 3-210/1 .......... vs. Southwest Missouri State ....L, 0-210/2 .......... at St. Louis .......................T, 2-2 (2OT)10/8 .......... vs. Iowa • ...................................L, 1-610/9 .......... at Michigan State • ..........T, 2-2 (2OT)10/12 ........ at Miami (Ohio)...........................L, 1-210/20 ...... V. COMMONWEALTH ....T, 2-2 (2OT)10/21 ...... MICHIGAN STATE • ................W, 2-110/23 ...... NORTHWESTERN • ................ L, 0-410/29........ vs. Iowa • .................................. L, 0-410/30........ at Michigan • ................... T, 0-0 (2OT)11/4 ........... at Northwestern • .....................L, 0-311/5........... vs. Michigan • ...........................W, 1-0

1989(7-11 Overall, 2-8 MCC/6th)

Head Coach – Karen Weaver9/1 .......... LOUISVILLE..........................W, 5-09/6 ......... OHIO ...................................W, 6-09/8 ......... SW MISSOURI STATE ..............L, 0-19/9 ......... LOCK HAVEN ........................W, 4-19/10 ........ VIRGINIA ...............................L, 1-39/14 .......... at Toledo ..................................W, 3-29/22 ......... at Northern Illinois •• ................L, 0-29/23 ......... vs. Northwestern •• .................. L, 0-49/29 ......... vs. Central Michigan ..................L, 1-39/30 ......... at Michigan •• ........................... L, 2-510/7 .......... at Iowa •• .................................. L, 0-410/8 .......... at Michigan State •• ..................L, 0-210/17 ...... MIAMI (OHIO) ...................... W, 1-010/20 ....... at Northwestern •• .....................L, 1-310/21 ........ vs. Michigan State ••.................W, 2-110/28 ...... MICHIGAN ••......................... L, 0-311/3 ........ IOWA •• .................................L, 1-7

11/5 ........ NORTHERN ILLINOIS •• ........ W, 1-0•• Midwest Collegiate Conference Game

1990(6-11-2 Overall, 4-6 MCC/T-3rd)

Head Coach – Karen WeaverCaptains – Sandy Loeper,

Mary Kay O’Brien, Bonnie Turner9/5 ......... LOUISVILLE..........................W, 3-09/7 ........... at James Madison ............. T, 1-1 (2OT)9/9 ........... vs. Va. Commonwealth ....T, 2-2 (2OT)9/13 .......... at Central Michigan....................L, 1-49/15 .......... vs. Iowa •• ................................. L, 0-49/16 .......... at Michigan State •• .................W, 3-09/22 ......... vs. Northern Illinois •• ................L, 1-29/23 ......... at Northwestern •• ....................L, 0-69/29 ......... vs. St. Louis ...............................W, 1-09/30 ......... at Iowa •• ..................................L, 0-310/5 ........ MICHIGAN STATE •• ..............W, 4-110/7 ........ NORTHWESTERN •• ...............L, 1-410/12 ...... MICHIGAN ••..................L, 2-3 (OT)10/14 ...... WILLIAM AND MARY .... L, 1-2 (2OT)10/19 ...... NORTHERN ILLINOIS •• ........ W, 3-210/21 ...... TOLEDO ......................... L, 1-2 (OT)10/27 ........ vs. Maine ....................................L, 1-410/28 ........ at Springfield .............................L, 1-311/1 ........... at Michigan •• ...........................W, 1-0•• Midwest Collegiate Conference Game

1991(14-6-1 Overall, 6-3-1 MCC/T-2nd)

Head Coach – Karen WeaverCaptains – Kim Bush, Sue Carr

9/7.......... JAMES MADISON ...................L, 0-19/13 .......... at William and Mary ...................L, 1-29/14 .......... vs. Duke .................................... L, 4-09/21 .......... at Villanova ...............................W, 1-09/22 ......... at St. Joseph’s ............................L, 1-49/27 ....... IOWA •• .................................L, 1-49/29 ....... MICHIGAN STATE •• .............W, 5-010/1 ........ LOUISVILLE..........................W, 5-010/6 ........ MICHIGAN ••.........................W, 2-110/6 ........ EASTERN KENTUCKY ...........W, 8-010/12 ........ vs. Northern Illinois •• ...............W, 2-110/13 ........ at Northwestern •• ....................L, 0-210/19 ...... RADFORD .....................W, 3-2 (OT)10/20 ....... at Miami (Ohio)..........................W, 2-110/26........ vs. Michigan State ••........... T, 1-1 (OT)10/27 ........ at Northern Illinois •• ...............W, 2-010/31 ...... CENTRAL MICHIGAN ............W, 6-211/2 ........ MAINE ..................................W, 4-111/3 ........... at Michigan •• ...................W, 3-2 (OT)11/8 ........ IOWA •• .................................L, 0-111/10 ....... NORTHWESTERN •• ..............W, 2-1•• Midwest Collegiate Conference Game

1992 (8-10 Overall, 4-6 Big Ten/3rd)Head Coach – Karen Weaver

Captains – Sheila Burke, Fran Dorando9/12 ......... vs. Maine ...................................W, 4-09/13 ......... vs. Duke ...................................... L, 1-29/18 ......... at Michigan State • .................... W, 4-19/19 ......... at Central Michigan ...................W, 4-09/25 .......MICHIGAN STATE • ................W, 3-09/27 .......MICHIGAN •............................ L, 1-29/29 .......LOUISVILLE ...........................W, 4-010/2 ......... at Penn State • ............................L, 0-410/3 ......... vs. Iowa • ....................................L, 2-610/9 ........CALIFORNIA ........................... L, 1-210/11 .......VIRGINIA ................................L, 2-310/12 ......PROVIDENCE.......................... L, 1-310/20 ......MIAMI (OHIO) ....................... W, 2-010/23 ......MICHIGAN •...........................W, 3-010/25 ......NORTHWESTERN • .................L, 2-410/31 ....... at Iowa • ......................................L, 1-411/6.......... at Penn State • ............................ L, 1-3

11/7 .......... vs. Northwestern •..................... W, 1-0

1993(8-12 Overall, 3-7 Big Ten/3rd)Head Coach – Karen Weaver

Captains – Fran Dorando, Traci Massielo9/4 .........CENTRAL MICHIGAN ............ W, 8-09/6 .........SYRACUSE ......................L, 1-2 (OT)9/10 ......... at Providence ............................. L, 0-19/12 ......... at Springfield .............................W, 3-29/13 ......... at New Hampshire ......................L, 0-39/18 ........DARTMOUTH ......................... W, 1-09/19 ......... at Miami (Ohio) .......................... W, 1-09/26 .......OHIO ....................................W, 3-010/2 ......... vs. Michigan State • ................... W, 1-010/3 ......... at Northwestern • .......................L, 0-210/7 ........STANFORD ............................. L, 0-110/8 ........JAMES MADISON....................L, 0-310/10 ......PENN STATE • ......................... L, 1-410/15 ....... at Michigan • ......................W, 2-1 (OT)10/16 ....... vs. Iowa • .............................L, 0-1 (OT)10/22 ......MICHIGAN •............................L, 0-210/24 ......NORTHWESTERN • ................. L, 1-310/31 ....... at Penn State • ............................L, 0-411/5 ........MICHIGAN STATE • ................ W, 1-011/7 .......... vs. Iowa • ....................................L, 0-5

1994(14-7 Overall, 5-5 Big Ten/4th)Head Coach – Karen Weaver

Captains – Cori Buck, Emelie Leewens9/3 .........VIRGINIA ....................... W, 3-2 (OT)9/5 .........NEW HAMPSHIRE .................. W, 2-19/10 ........BALL STATE ........................... W, 2-19/15 ......... at La Salle ..................................W, 3-09/18 ......... at Temple ................................... W, 3-19/23 .......MIAMI (OHIO) ........................ W, 3-19/25 .......PENN STATE• ...................L, 0-1 (OT)9/30 ........ at Michigan • .............................W, 3-010/2 ......... at Michigan State • ....................W, 3-010/5 ........LOUISVILLE ..........................W, 10-110/7 ........NORTHWESTERN • ................. L, 1-210/9 ........ IOWA • ...........................W, 2-1 (OT)10/14 ......MICHIGAN •............................L, 3-410/16 ......MICHIGAN STATE • ................ W, 2-110/18 ......OHIO .................................... W, 9-010/23 ....... at Penn State • ........................... W, 4-110/28 ....... at Iowa • .....................................L, 0-610/30....... at Northwestern • ....................... L, 0-111/4 .......... vs. Michigan 1 ............................. W, 3-111/5.......... vs. Northwestern 1 ...................... L, 1-211/10 ........ at Ball State 2 ..............................L, 0-31 Big Ten Championship in Columbus, Ohio; 2 NCAA First Round (Muncie, Ind.)

1995(10-9 Overall, 3-7 Big Ten/5th)Head Coach – Karen Weaver

Captains – Cori Buck, Britta Eickhoff9/8 .......... at Villanova ................................ W, 3-19/10 ......... at New Hampshire .....................W, 3-29/13 ......... at Syracuse ................................ W, 2-19/15 ......... at Northeastern ..........................L, 2-39/22 ....... IOWA • ................................... L, 0-19/24 .......NORTHWESTERN • ................. L, 1-210/1 ........PENN STATE • ......................... L, 1-410/4 ........LOUISVILLE .......................... W, 6-010/6 ......... at Michigan State • .................... W, 1-010/8 ......... at Michigan • ..............................L, 0-310/11 ........ at Miami (Ohio) .......................... W, 6-110/15 ....... at Penn State • ........................... W, 2-110/20 ...... at Northwestern • .......................L, 3-410/22....... at Iowa • .....................................L, 0-310/25 ......KENT ..................................... W, 5-110/27 ......MICHIGAN •............................ L, 0-1

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RESULTS BY SEASON10/29 ......MICHIGAN STATE • ................W, 3-211/3 .......... vs. Michigan 1 ............................. W, 3-111/4 .......... vs. Iowa 1 ..............................L, 1-2 (OT)1 Big Ten Championship in State College, Pa.

1996 (13-7 Overall, 6-4 Big Ten/T-2nd)Head Coach – Anne Wilkinson

Captains – Nikki Thompson, Tracey Senich9/7..........VA. COMMONWEALTH ........... W, 9-1 9/9 .......... at Old Dominion ......................... L, 1-39/14 ........CENTRAL MICHIGAN .............W, 6-39/17 ......... at Princeton ................................L, 0-29/19 ......... at Rutgers ................................. W, 2-09/27 ........ at Michigan • .............................W, 3-29/29 ........ at Michigan State • ....................W, 3-010/2 ........LOUISVILLE ........................... W, 6-110/4 ........NORTHWESTERN • ................ W, 3-110/6 ........ IOWA • ................................... L, 1-310/8 ........MIAMI (OHIO) ........................W, 4-210/13 ......PENN STATE • ........................ W, 2-110/18 ....... at Iowa • .....................................L, 2-310/20 ...... at Northwestern • ...................... W, 2-110/25 ......MICHIGAN STATE • ................ W, 2-110/26 ......PACIFIC ................................. W, 5-110/27 ......MICHIGAN •............................L, 2-310/30....... at Kent ........................................W, 7-111/3 .......... at Penn State • ............................L, 0-411/9.......... vs. Penn State 1 .......................... L, 1-31 Big Ten Championship in Evanston, Ill.

1997(11-9 Overall, 6-4 Big Ten/3rd)Head Coach – Anne Wilkinson

Captains – Nicole Hart, Nikki Thompson9/5 .......... at Central Michigan ...................W, 5-29/7 .......... vs. North Carolina .......................L, 0-39/13 ........RADFORD ............................. W, 5-09/18 ......... at Northeastern ..........................L, 0-69/20 ........ at Boston University ................... L, 0-19/28 ........ at Penn State • ............................ L, 1-210/1 ........LOUISVILLE ...........................W, 4-010/3 ......... at Iowa • ............................. L, 3-4 (OT)10/5 ......... at Northwestern • ...................... W, 1-010/8 ......... at Miami (Ohio) .......................... W, 3-110/10 ......MICHIGAN •....................W, 2-1 (OT)10/12 ......MICHIGAN STATE • ................ W, 5-110/19 ......PENN STATE • .........................L, 0-310/24 ....... at Michigan State • .................... W, 3-110/26....... at Michigan • ...................... L, 2-3 (OT)10/29 ......KENT ...................................... L, 1-210/31 ...... IOWA • .......................... W, 4-3 (OT)11/2 ........NORTHWESTERN • ................ W, 6-111/7 .......... vs. Northwestern 1 ..................... W, 1-011/8 .......... vs. Michigan 1 .............................. L, 1-31 Big Ten Championship in Iowa City, Iowa


Captains – Kate Brown, Camilla Robinson9/2 .........LOUISVILLE .......................... W, 5-09/5 .......... vs. Virginia .................................. L, 1-39/7 .......... at St. Louis ................................ W, 6-09/19 ......... at St. Joseph’s ........................... W, 2-19/20 ........ at Temple ...................................W, 3-29/25 .......NORTHWESTERN • ................W, 3-29/27 ....... IOWA • ...........................W, 1-0 (OT)9/30 .......CENTRAL MICHIGAN ............. W, 4-110/4 ........PENN STATE • ........................ W, 1-010/9 ......... at Michigan • .............................. L, 0-110/11 ........ at Michigan State • .....................L, 0-210/14 ......MIAMI (OHIO) ........................ W, 2-110/16 ....... at Northwestern • ...................... W, 3-110/18 ....... at Iowa • ..................................... L, 1-6

10/23 ......MICHIGAN STATE • ................ W, 2-110/25 ......MICHIGAN •............................ L, 1-310/28 ....... at Kent State ...............................L, 2-511/1 .......... at Penn State • ............................L, 0-211/6-8 ...... vs. Northwestern 1 ..................... W, 1-011/6-8 ...... vs. Michigan 1 ..............................L, 0-21 Big Ten Championship in East Lansing, Mich.

1999(12-7 Overall, 4-6 Big Ten/4th)Head Coach – Anne Wilkinson

Captains – Jayne Landis, Aubrey Stock8/28 ........ at Miami (Ohio) .......................... W, 3-18/30 .......KENT STATE ...........................W, 3-09/1 ..........LOUISVILLE ........................... W, 4-19/9 .......... at James Madison .....................W, 4-39/14 ......... at Central Michigan .................. W, 9-09/17 ........BOSTON COLLEGE ......... W, 3-2 (OT)9/18 ........RADFORD ..............................W, 3-09/24 ........ at Iowa • ..................................... L, 1-69/26 ........ at Northwestern • ......................W, 3-210/1 ........MICHIGAN •............................L, 2-310/3 ........MICHIGAN STATE • ................ W, 3-110/10 ....... at Penn State • ............................ L, 1-210/15 ...... IOWA • ...................................L, 2-310/17 ......NORTHWESTERN • ........ W, 3-2 (OT)10/24 ......PENN STATE • ......................... L, 1-410/29....... at Michigan State • ....................W, 3-210/31 ....... at Michigan • ...............................L, 1-411/5 ........MICHIGAN STATE 1 ..........W, 1-0 (OT)11/6 ........ IOWA 1 ....................................L, 0-31 Big Ten Championship in Columbus, Ohio

2000 (12-8 Overall, 3-3 Big Ten/T-3rd)Head Coach – Anne Wilkinson

Captains – Haley Fox, Diana Kuser, Aubrey Stock

8/26 .......MIAMI (OHIO) ........................ W, 2-18/27 .......SW MISSOURI STATE ............ W, 6-08/30 .......CENTRAL MICHIGAN ............ W, 9-09/3 .......... vs. Stanford ............................... W, 1-09/4 .......... vs. Virginia .................................L, 0-29/9 .........JAMES MADISON....................L, 2-49/13 ......... vs. Albany ..................................W, 4-09/15 ......... at Fairfield .................................W, 3-29/17 ......... at Connecticut ............................L, 0-39/21 ........BALL STATE ........................... W, 1-09/24 ........ at Michigan • .............................. L, 1-29/29 .......NORTHWESTERN • ................ W, 2-110/8 ......... at Iowa • ..................................... L, 1-210/13 ....... at Indiana • .................................L, 0-810/17 ........ at Kent ........................................L, 3-410/20 ......MICHIGAN STATE • ................W, 3-210/24 ....... at Ohio ....................................... W, 4-110/28 ......PENN STATE • ......................... L, 1-211/3 .......... vs. Northwestern 1 ..................... W, 1-011/4 .......... at Michigan 1 ............................... L, 1-21 Big Ten Championship in Ann Arbor, Mich.

2001(15-5 Overall, 5-1 Big Ten/T-1st)Head Coach – Anne Wilkinson

Captains – Allison Blanton, Diana Kuser 9/1 ..........KENT STATE ...........................W, 3-29/3 .........SW MISSOURI STATE ............. W, 1-09/8 .......... vs. Drexel 1 ..........................W, 2-1 (OT)9/9 .......... at Pennsylvania .........................W, 4-09/15 ........LOUISVILLE ................. L, 3-4 (2OT)9/16 ......... at Penn State • ........................... W, 2-19/17 ........ IOWA • .................................. W, 4-19/21 ......... at Northwestern • ...................... W, 3-19/23 .......OHIO .....................................W, 3-29/28 ........ at Richmond ..............................W, 4-010/2 ......... at Virginia ................................... L, 1-2

10/6 ........MICHIGAN •........................... W, 2-110/7 ........CALIFORNIA ................... L, 4-5 (OT)10/12 ....... at Miami (Ohio) .......................... W, 3-110/13 ....... at Michigan State • ..................... L, 1-210/16 ...... INDIANA • .............................W, 3-010/20 ...... vs. Indiana 2 .............................. W, 5-010/23 ....... vs. Michigan 2 ............................W, 3-010/26....... vs. Iowa 2 ................................... W, 2-111/2 .......... vs. Virginia 3 .........................L, 1-2 (OT)1 in Philadelphia, Pa.; 2 Big Ten Championship in Evanston, Ill. - Tournament champions; 3 NCAA First Round (Winston-Salem, N.C.)

2002(8-10 Overall, 2-4 Big Ten/5th)Head Coach – Anne WilkinsonCaptains – McKenzie Hufford,

Jennifer Van Kirk 8/31 ......... at Stanford ...........................L, 0-1 (OT)9/1 ........... vs. Pacific 1 .................................W, 3-09/3 .......... at California ........................W, 1-0 (OT)9/11.......... at Kent ........................................ L, 1-39/13 ......... vs. Villanova .............................W, 6-29/15 ......... at Syracuse ..........................L, 0-1 (OT)9/18 ......... at Louisville .................................L, 0-29/22 .......MIAMI (OHIO) ........................W, 4-09/27 .......MICHIGAN• ............................ L, 1-410/1 ......... at Ohio .........................................L, 1-410/5 ......... at Indiana ....................................L, 2-310/11 .......NORTHWESTERN • ................W, 3-010/19 ......PENN STATE • ......................... L, 1-310/22 ......BALL STATE ................. W, 3-2 (2OT)10/27 ....... at Iowa • ...........................W, 1-0 (2OT)11/2 ........MICHIGAN STATE • ................. L, 1-511/8 .......... vs. Iowa 2 .................................. W, 2-011/9.......... vs. Michigan 2 .............................L, 2-31 in Stanford, Calif.; 2 Big Ten Championship in Columbus, Ohio


Captains – Lucy Clayton, Jenee Doto, Vanessa Immordino

8/30 ........ at California ................................ L, 1-68/31 ......... vs. Pacific 1 ................................. W, 3-19/2 .......... at Stanford ..................................L, 2-39/6 .........KENT STATE ...........................W, 6-29/7..........RANDFORD ...........................W, 3-09/16 ........OHIO ............................. W, 3-2 (OT)9/20 .......LOUISVILLE .................... L, 2-3 (OT)9/21 ........SW MISSOURI STATE ............. W, 8-19/28 ........ at Northwestern • ...............W, 1-0 (OT)10/4 ......... vs. Maine 2 ..........................W, 2-1 (OT)10/5 ......... at Maryland................................. L, 1-310/8 ......... at Ball State ...............................W, 5-210/10 ....... at Penn State • ............................L, 2-310/17 ...... IOWA • .................................. W, 2-110/21 ....... at Miami (Ohio) ......................... W, 8-010/25 ...... INDIANA • ....................W, 2-1 (2OT)10/26 ......MICHIGAN •........................... W, 2-110/31 ....... at Michigan State • .....................L, 0-511/7 .......... vs. Northwestern 3 ....................W, 3-211/8 .......... vs. Michigan State 3 ...................L, 0-31 Stanford, Calif.; 2 College Park, Md.; 3 Big Ten Championship in State College, Pa.

2004 (10-10 Overall, 1-5 Big Ten/6th)Head Coach – Anne Wilkinson

Captains – Saskia Mueller, Laura Rosenwinkel

8/20 ........ at Maine .............................L, 1-2 (3OT)8/30 ........ vs. Vermont 1 ..............................W, 4-29/3 .......... at Wake Forest ...........................L, 0-6

9/7 .......... at Kent State .............................. W, 3-19/10 ........MIAMI ...................................W, 4-09/19 ........BALL STATE .................W, 2-1 (2OT)9/25 .......PENN STATE • ......................... L, 1-39/28 ........ at Louisville ...................... W, 5-4 (3OT)10/2 ........MICHIGAN STATE • ......... L, 2-3 (OT)10/3 ........CENTRAL MICHIGAN .............. L, 1-210/5 ......... at Ohio ....................................... W, 2-110/9 ......... at Iowa • .....................................L, 0-2 10/10 ....... vs. Pacific 2................................ W, 2-010/16 ......NORTHWESTERN • ................W, 4-210/23 ....... at Michigan • .............................. L, 0-110/24 ....... vs. California 3 .............................L, 2-410/29....... at Indiana • ................................. L, 1-310/30....... vs. St. Louis 4.............................. W, 5-111/5.......... vs. Penn State 5..........................W, 3-211/6.......... vs. Michigan 5 .............................L, 0-51 Durham, N.H.; 2 Iowa City, Iowa; 3 Ann Arbor, Mich.; 4 Bloomington, Ind.; 5 Big Ten Tournament, Evanston, Ill.

2005 (15-7 Overall, 3-3-0 Big Ten/3rd)Head Coach – Anne Wilkinson

Captains – Jessica Gofgosky, Lauren Kruse8/29 .......MARYLAND ............................ L, 1-29/3 .......... vs. Richmond 1 ........................... W, 3-1 9/4 .......... vs. Duke 1 .................................... L, 1-39/9 .........ALBANY ................................ W, 4-19/11 ........MAINE .................................. W, 6-09/14 ........LOUISVILLE ................... W, 4-3 (OT)9/17 ........SW MISSOURI STATE ............ W, 2-09/20 ........ at Ball State ............................... W, 6-19/23 .......MICHIGAN •........................... W, 6-19/25 ....... IOWA • ..................................W, 4-29/28 .......OHIO .....................................W, 4-010/1 ......... at Northwestern • ......................W, 3-210/5 ......... at Miami (Ohio) .................. W, 3-2 (OT)10/11 .......KENT .....................................W, 4-210/14 ...... INDIANA • .............................. L, 1-210/16 ......CENTRAL MICHIGAN ............. W, 6-110/22....... at Penn State • ............................L, 0-210/23 ....... at Lock Haven ............................W, 4-210/29....... at Michigan State • .....................L, 2-311/4 .......... vs. Michigan State 2 ................... W, 0-111/5.......... vs. Indiana 2 ................................ L, 1-311/12 ........ vs. Old Dominion 3 ......................L, 5-41 Blue Hen Classic (Newark, Del.); 2 Big Ten Championship in Iowa City, Iowa; 3 NCAA First Round (Columbus, Ohio)

2006(15-4 Overall, 5-1 Big Ten/1st)Head Coach – Anne WilkinsonCaptains – Jessica Gofgosky,

Florencia Stier8/26 ........ at Boston College ......................W, 4-29/2 .......... at Delaware 1 .............................. W, 2-19/3 .......... vs. Pennsylvania 1 .......................W, 4-09/10 ........PACIFIC .................................W, 6-29/13 ........MIAMI (OHIO) ....................... W, 6-09/19 ......... at Ohio ....................................... W, 6-19/24 ........ at Iowa • ............................ W, 4-3 (OT)9/27 .......BALL STATE ...........................W, 7-010/1 ......... at Indiana • ................................. L, 1-210/6 ......... at Wake Forest ........................... L, 0-110/8 ........PENN STATE • ................ W, 4-3 (OT)10/11 ........ at Louisville ........................ W, 4-3 (OT)10/15 ......NORTHWESTERN • ................W, 4-010/20 ...... vs. Va. Commonwealth 2 ............W, 4-010/22....... at Michigan • ..................... W, 3-2 (OT)10/28 ......MICHIGAN STATE • ...... W, 4-3 (2OT)11/4 .......... vs. Iowa 3 .....................................L, 0-211/11 ......... vs. California 4 ............................ W, 3-111/12 ........ vs. Duke 4 ....................................L, 0-3

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RESULTS BY SEASON1 Blue Hen Classic (Newark, Del.); 2 in Ann Arbor, Mich.; 3 Big Ten Championship in Ann Arbor, Mich; 4NCAA First and Second Rounds (Durham, N.C.)

2007(6-12 Overall, 2-4 Big Ten/5th)Head Coach – Anne WilkinsonCaptains – Linda Haussener,

Michaela O’Malley8/25 .......DELAWARE 1 ...........................L, 0-48/26 .......BUCKNELL1 ........................... W, 6-19/1 ..........SAINT LOUIS ......................... W, 6-19/2 .........OHIO ......................................L, 2-49/4 .......... at Kent State ...............................L, 0-39/8 .......... at Maryland 2 ...............................L, 1-49/9 .......... vs. American 2 ............................. L, 1-39/12 ......... at Miami ..............................W, 2-1 (OT)9/18 ......... at Ball State ................................ L, 1-29/21 ........ INDIANA • ............................. W, 2-19/23 .......MISSOURI STATE .................. W, 5-09/28 .......MICHIGAN •.................... L, 2-3 (OT)10/7 ......... at Michigan State • .....................L, 2-410/10 ......LOUISVILLE ............................ L, 1-210/14 ...... IOWA • ................................... L, 1-210/19 ....... at Northwestern • ......................W, 3-010/26....... at Penn State • ............................ L, 0-111/1 .......... vs. Penn State 3 ...........................L, 0-31 Buckeye Invitational; 2 Terrapin Invitational; 3 Big Ten Tournament, Columbus, Ohio

2008(14-7 Overall, 3-3 Big Ten/T-4th)Head Coach – Anne Wilkinson

Captains – Linda Haussener, Emily Mikac8/31 ........KENT STATE .......................... W, 2-09/3 .......... at Ohio ..............................W, 2-1 (2OT)9/6 .......... at Delaware 1 ....................W, 2-1 (2OT)9/7 .......... vs. Temple 1 ................................W, 3-09/10 ......... at Louisville ................................. L, 1-59/13 ......... at Vermont 2 ...............................L, 2-39/14 ......... vs. Maine 2 .................................W, 4-09/17 ........BALL STATE .......................... W, 5-09/20 ........ at Duke .......................................L, 2-39/21 ......... vs. Appalachian State 3 .............W, 7-09/26 .......MICHIGAN STATE • ................. L, 1-39/28 .......PENN STATE • ......................... L, 0-110/1 ........ROBERT MORRIS .................. W, 6-010/5 ......... at Michigan • ..............................L, 2-310/10 ....... at Indiana • ............................... W, 5-010/15 ......MIAMI (OHIO) ........................ W, 3-110/19 ....... at Iowa • ................................... W, 2-010/24 ......NORTHWESTERN • ............... W, 6-011/6.......... vs. Michigan 4 ............................W, 3-211/7 .......... vs. Penn State 4 ...................W, 2-1 (OT)11/9.......... vs. Iowa 4 .............................L, 1-2 (OT)1 Blue Hen Classic (Newark, Del.); 2 Sheraton Cata-mount Field Hockey Classic (Burlington, Vt.); 3 in Durham, N.C.; 4 Big Ten Tournament (Blooming-ton, Ind.)

2009(13-7 Overall, 4-2 Big Ten/T-2nd)Head Coach – Anne Wilkinson

Captains – Lindsay Quintiliani, Aisling Coyle8/29 .......JAMES MADISON .................. L, 0-18/30 .......SAINT LOUIS .........................W, 7-09/4 .......... at Syracuse ......................... L, 2-3 (OT)9/5 .......... vs. Princeton1 ...................... L, 4-5 (OT)9/11 ........OHIO UNIVERSITY .................W, 3-09/16 ........KENT STATE ...........................W, 5-29/18 ........VERMONT .............................W, 3-09/20 .......CENTRAL MICHIGAN ............. W, 1-09/22 ........ at Ball State .............................. W, 5-09/27 ....... INDIANA • .............................W, 3-210/02 ...... at Penn State • .....................L, 1-2 (OT)

10/07 ....... at Miami University ....................W, 5-210/11 ....... IOWA • ................................. W, 2-010/14 ....... Louisville .............................W, 2-1 (OT) 10/17 ......MICHIGAN •...........................W, 4-310/23 ....... at Michigan State • ..................... L, 1-210/25 ......DUKE .................................... W, 2-110/31 ....... at Northwestern • ...................... W, 2-111/5.......... vs. Penn State2 ........................... L, 1-211/14 ........ vs. North Carolina3.......................L, 1-41at Syracuse, N.Y.; 2Big Ten Tournament, East Lansing, Mich.; 3First Round NCAA Tournament, Winston-Salem, N.C.

2010(18-5 Overall, 5-1 Big Ten/T-1st)Head Coach – Anne Wilkinson

Captains – Aisling Coyle, Bri Doak8/31 ......... at Ohio ................................W, 2-1 (OT)9/3 .........SYRACUSE ......................L, 1-2 (OT)9/5 .........KENT STATE ...........................W, 4-0 9/8 .......... at Louisville ...................... W, 4-3 (2OT)9/11.......... vs. Virginia ..................................L, 2-49/12 ......... at Old Dominion ........................ W, 2-19/18 ......... at Duke ...................................... W, 3-19/19 ......... at Wake Forest .................. W, 3-2 (OT)9/24 .......NORTHWESTERN • .................L, 2-39/29 .......ROBERT MORRIS .................. W, 8-010/2 ......... at Indiana • ................................ W, 4-110/7 ........MIAMI (OHIO) ........................ W, 5-110/15 ......MICHIGAN STATE • ................ W, 5-110/17 ......PENN STATE • ........................W, 3-010/22....... at Michigan • ............................. W, 2-110/23 ....... vs. UC Davis 2 ............................W, 4-010/27 ......BALL STATE .......................... W, 5-010/30....... at Iowa • ....................................W, 3-011/5.......... vs. Michigan State 3 .................. W, 2-011/7 .......... vs. Michigan 3 ............................. L, 1-211/13 ........ vs. Albany 4 .........................W, 2-1 (OT)11/14 ........ vs. Syracuse 4 .................... W, 3-2 (OT)11/19 ........ vs. Maryland 5 ............................. L, 1-31 at Norfolk, Va. 2 at Ann Arbor, Mich.; 3 Big Ten Tournament (Evanston, Ill.); 4 First and Second Rounds NCAA Tournament; 5 Semifinal NCAA Tournament

2011(12-9 Overall, 4-2 Big Ten/T-2ndHead Coach – Anne Wilkinson

Captains – Jenn Sciulli, Ally Tunitis8/26 .......DUKE ............................. L, 2-3 (OT)8/27 .......NEW HAMPSHIRE ................... L, 1-38/31 ........OHIO ...................................... L, 1-29/3 .......... vs. Richmond 1 ................. W, 2-1 (2OT)9/4 .......... at James Madison .................... W, 2-09/9 .........SYRACUSE .............................L, 0-29/11 ........OLD DOMINION ......................L, 0-29/16 ........WAKE FOREST ............... W, 4-3 (OT)9/18 ......... at Kent State .............................. W, 4-19/23 .......MICHIGAN •........................... W, 2-19/27 ........ at Ball State .............................. W, 5-09/30 ....... INDIANA • .............................W, 3-210/4 ........LOUISVILLE ........................... W, 2-110/8 ........ IOWA • ...................................L, 0-310/14 ....... at Michigan State • ............ L, 1-2 (20T)10/18 ....... at Miami (OH) ............................. W, 2-110/22....... at Penn State • .......................... W, 2-010/28 ....... at Northwestern • ...................... W, 3-111/3 .......... vs. Michigan State 2 ................... W, 2-1 11/4 .......... at Penn State 2 ............................ L, 0-111/12 ........ at Old Dominion 3 .......................L, 0-51 at Harrisonburg, Va..; 2 Big Ten Tournament (University Park, Pa.); 3 First and Second Rounds NCAA Tournament


Captains – Danica Deckard, Berta Queralt, Laura Napolitano

8/25 ........ vs. UMass1............................L, 1-2 (OT)8/26 ........ at UNH ....................................... W, 1-08/31 ......... at American .............................. W, 2-09/2 .......... at Maryland.................................L, 0-59/9 .........MIAMI .................................... L, 1-29/12 ......... at Ohio .............................W, 1-0 (30T)9/16 ......... at Bucknell ................................. W, 3-19/19 ........KENT STATE ........................... W, 8-29/21 ........NORTHWESTERN • ................W, 3-29/23 .......MISSOURI STATE .................. W, 10-19/26 .......ROBERT MORRIS .................. W, 6-09/30 ........ at Iowa • ..................................... L, 1-210/5 ........MICHIGAN STATE • ................. L, 0-110/7 ........BALL STATE ........................... W, 9-110/14 ....... at Michigan • .............................. L, 1-310/19 ......PENN STATE • .........................L, 0-310/22....... at Louisville ........................ L, 3-4 (OT)10/27 ....... at Indiana • ................................ W, 3-111/1 .......... vs. Michigan 2 ............................ L, 0-11 at Durham, N. H.; 2 at Big Ten Tournament, Iowa City, Iowa.


Captains – Nora Murer, Arielle Cowie8/31 ......... at Temple1 ....................................L, 4-19/1 ........... vs. New Hampshire1............W, 3-2 (so)9/6 .........MISSOURI STATE ................... W, 5-19/8 .........BUCKNELL ...................... L, 3-2 (ot)9/14 ......... vs. UMass ................................... L, 1-09/15 ......... at Syracuse ................................ L, 1-09/18 ......... at Miami ......................................L, 4-29/24 ........ at Kent State .............................. W, 4-39/28 ........ at Michigan State • .....................L, 3-210/1 ........LOUISVILLE ............................ L, 6-310/6 ........OHIO ..................................... W, 2-110/11 ........ at Penn State • ............................ L, 6-110/18 ...... IOWA • ................................... L, 3-110/20 ......MICHIGAN •...................... L, 2-1 (ot)10/23 ....... at Ball State ............................... W, 2-110/26 ...... INDIANA • ....................... L, 5-4 (ot)11/1 .......... at Northwestern • ......................L, 5-011/7 .........NORTHWESTERN 2 .................W, 3-211/8 ........MICHIGAN STATE 2 ........... L, 2-1 (ot)1 at Philadelphia, Pa.; 2 at Big Ten Tournament, Columbus, Ohio.


Captains – Emma Royce, Kaitlyn Wagner8/29 .......SYRACUSE ..................... L, 3-2 (OT)9/1 ........... at Albany.....................................L, 4-09/5 .........MIAMI (OHIO) ........................W, 3-29/12 ......... at Ohio ........................................ L, 1-09/14 ........BALL STATE ...........................W, 3-29/19 ........MICHIGAN STATE • ......... L, 4-3 (OT)9/21 ........APPALACHIAN STATE ............ W, 9-19/23 ........ at Louisville .................................L, 6-39/28 .......PENN STATE • .........................L, 4-310/3 ......... at Maryland • ..............................L, 6-010/5 ......... at Virginia .......................... W, 4-3 (OT)10/10 ....... at Rutgers •.................................L, 3-210/12 ......KENT STATE ........................... W, 3-110/17 ........ at Indiana • .........................W, 2-1 (OT)10/19 ...... IOWA • ...................................L, 4-210/25....... at Northwestern • ........................L, 4-111/2 ........MICHIGAN •............................ L, 2-111/6.......... vs. Maryland 1 .............................L, 5-01 at Big Ten Tournament, Ann Arbor, Mich.


Captains – Emma Royce, Peanut Johnson8/28 .......SAINT LOUIS ........................ W, 5-08/30 .......ALBANY ................................. L, 3-19/4 .......... at Wake Forest .....................L, 3-2 (ot)9/5 .......... vs. Missouri State ..................... W, 5-09/11 ........BALL STATE ...........................W, 3-29/18 ......... at Michigan State • .................... W, 2-19/20 .......OHIO .....................................W, 3-29/23 ........ at Miami ......................................L, 5-09/27 ........ at Penn State ....................... W, 2-1 (ot)10/2 ........MARYLAND • ..........................L, 5-210/9 ........RUTGERS • ............................W, 3-010/11 .......LOUISVILLE ............................ L, 1-010/16 ...... INDIANA • ..............................L, 3-010/18 ....... at Iowa • .................................... W, 3-110/23 ......NORTHWESTERN • .................L, 2-010/25 ......CALIFORNIA ..........................W, 6-310/27 ....... at Kent State ............................... L, 3-110/31 ....... at Michigan .................................L, 3-011/6.......... vs. Northwestern 1 ......................L, 4-01 at Big Ten Tournament, Bloomington, Ind.


Captains – Liz Tamburro, Paige Hamilton, Brooke Hiltz

8/27 ........ at Delaware ................................L, 5-28/28 ........ at Delaware ................................L, 6-39/2 .........WAKE FOREST ........................L, 4-29/4 .........OHIO .....................................W, 3-09/7..........UC DAVIS .............................. W, 2-19/11 ........MIAMI .............................W, 2-1 (ot)9/16 ........NORTHWESTERN* .................. L, 5-19/18 ......... at Louisville ................................. L, 2-19/23 ........ at Michigan* ............................... L, 1-09/25 ........ at Michigan State* ......................L, 4-29/30 .......KENT STATE ...........................W, 3-210/3 ......... at Ball State ...............................W, 3-010/6 ......... at Penn State* .............................L, 2-010/14 ......MARYLAND ...................... L, 2-1 (ot)10/16 ......RUTGERS* .............................. L, 3-110/21 ....... at Indiana* ................................. W, 1-010/27 ...... IOWA* .....................................L, 3-2

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COACHING RECORDS BY YEAR

Year ...................... W L T Pct. Coach

1971 ..........................5 4 1 .550 Mary Raysa

1972 .........................6 4 3 .577 Mary Raysa

1973 .........................11 2 1 .821 Harriet Reynolds

1974 ........................ 12 3 1 .781 Harriet Reynolds







1981......................... 12 18 0 .400 Harriet Reynolds






1987 .........................6 11 2 .368 Karen Weaver

1988 .........................4 12 5 .309 Karen Weaver

1989 ......................... 7 11 0 .389 Karen Weaver

1990 .........................6 11 2 .368 Karen Weaver

1991 ........................ 14 6 1 .690 Karen Weaver

1992 .........................8 10 0 .444 Karen Weaver

1993 .........................8 12 0 .400 Karen Weaver

1994 ........................ 14 7 0 .667 Karen Weaver

1995 ........................ 10 9 0 .526 Karen Weaver

1996 ........................ 13 7 0 .650 Anne Wilkinson

1997 .........................11 9 0 .550 Anne Wilkinson

1998 ........................ 12 8 0 .600 Anne Wilkinson

1999 ........................ 12 7 0 .632 Anne Wilkinson

2000 ....................... 12 8 0 .600 Anne Wilkinson

2001........................ 15 5 0 .750 Anne Wilkinson

2002 ........................8 10 0 .444 Anne Wilkinson

2003 ....................... 13 7 0 .650 Anne Wilkinson

2004 ....................... 10 10 0 .500 Anne Wilkinson

2005 ....................... 15 7 0 .682 Anne Wilkinson

2006 ....................... 15 4 0 .789 Anne Wilkinson

2007 ........................6 12 0 .333 Anne Wilkinson

2008 ....................... 14 7 0 .667 Anne Wilkinson

2009 ....................... 13 7 0 .650 Anne Wilkinson

2010........................ 18 5 0 .783 Anne Wilkinson

2011 ........................ 12 9 0 .571 Anne Wilkinson

2012 ........................ 10 9 0 .526 Anne Wilkinson

2013 .........................6 13 0 .315 Anne Wilkinson

2014 .........................6 12 0 .333 Anne Wilkinson

2015 .........................9 10 0 .474 Anne Wilkinson

2016 .........................6 11 0 .352 Anne Wilkinson

TOTALS ................455 388 38 .538 46 Seasons

OPPONENT ..............RECORD PCT. LAST

Albany................................. 3-2 .600 2015

American ..............................1-1 .500 2012

Appalachian State .............. 2-0 1.000 2014

Ashland ............................... 3-0 1.000 1976

Ball State .......................... 16-7 .695 2016

Bemidji State .......................1-0 1.000 1976

Boston College ................... 2-0 1.000 2006

Boston University ................0-1 .000 1997

Bowling Green ...................10-0 1.000 1980

Bucknell ...............................2-1 .667 2013

California ........................... 3-5 .375 2015

Cal State-Chico ................ 0-0-1 .500 1986

Central Michigan ............... 14-5 .736 2009

Central Missouri State .........0-1 .000 1976

Connecticut ........................ 0-2 .000 2000

Dartmouth ...........................1-0 1.000 1993

Davis & Elkins ..................... 3-4 .429 1988

Dayton ................................. 3-1 .750 1982

Delaware ............................ 2-4 .333 2016

Denison ............................6-5-1 .583 1984

Drexel ..................................1-0 1.000 2001

Duke ................................... 2-6 .250 2011

Earlham ...............................1-0 1.000 1972

Eastern Illinois ......................1-1 .500 1981

Eastern Kentucky.................2-1 .667 1991

Eastern Michigan .................1-0 1.000 1972

Fairfield ...............................1-0 .000 2000

INDIANA ......................17-9-1 .648 2016

Indiana State ..................... 1-1-1 .500 1982

IOWA ........................... 15-45 .250 2016

Ithaca ...................................0-1 .000 1983

James Madison ................4-8-1 .346 2011

KENT STATE ...................23-7 .766 2016

Kentucky ............................. 4-0 1.000 1977

Kenyon .............................9-0-1 .950 1983

LaSalle .................................1-0 1.000 1994

LEHIGH ............................ 0-1 .000 1988

Lock Haven ......................2-5-2 .333 2005

Longwood ........................ 1-0-1 .750 1979

LOUISVILLE ..................16-10 .615 2016

Maine .................................. 5-2 .714 2008

Marietta .............................. 3-0 1.000 1976

MARYLAND ....................0-11 .000 2016

Massachusetts .................... 0-4 .000 2013

MIAMI......................... 36-8-1 .811 2016

MICHIGAN ............... 24-40-2 .378 2016

MICHIGAN STATE ......38-24-3 .607 2016

Minnesota ............................1-0 1.000 1981

Missouri State ..................... 9-2 .818 2015

Muskingum ......................... 5-3 .625 1977

New Hampshire .................. 4-2 .667 2013

North Carolina .................... 0-2 .000 2009

Northeastern ...................... 0-2 .000 1997

Northern Illinois ...................6-1 .857 1991

Northern Michigan ............. 2-0 1.000 1976

NORTHWESTERN ...... 27-31-2 .466 2016

Notre Dame .........................1-0 1.000 1985

OHIO ........................26-10-3 .705 2016

Ohio Wesleyan ................5-3-2 .600 1978

Old Dominion ...................... 1-5 .167 2011

Otterbein .............................1-0 1.000 1971

Pacific ..................................5-1 .833 2006

PENN STATE ............. 12-37-2 .254 2016

Pennsylvania ...................... 2-0 1.000 2006

Princeton ............................ 0-2 .000 2009

Providence ......................... 0-2 .000 1993

Purdue ............................. 4-8-5 .382 1987

Radford ............................... 4-0 1.000 2003

Richmond .........................4-0-1 .900 2011

Robert Morris ...................... 3-0 1.000 2012

RUTGERS .........................3-3 .500 2016

San Jose State ................. 0-0-1 .500 1986

Smith ...................................0-1 .000 1981

Southern Illinois.................. 3-2 .600 1987

Springfield .......................... 2-3 .400 1993

STANFORD ...................... 1-4 .200 2003

St. Joseph’s .........................2-1 .667 1998

Saint Louis ........................9-1-2 .833 2015

Syracuse ..............................2-7 .222 2014

Temple ................................. 3-1 .750 2013

Toledo ................................. 3-2 .600 1990

Trenton State ...................... 0-2 .000 1983

Ursinus ................................0-1 .000 1976

Vermont ............................... 3-1 .750 2009

Villanova ............................. 3-0 1.000 2002

Virginia ..............................2-10 .167 2014

Va. Commonwealth .........2-0-2 .750 2006

WAKE FOREST .................2-4 .333 2016

Washington, D.C. Club.........1-0 1.000 1980

West Chester .......................0-1 .000 1985

Western Michigan ................1-0 1.000 1974

William & Mary .................... 0-7 .000 1991

Wisconsin ............................1-0 1.000 1975

UC DAVIS .........................2-0 1.000 2016

UW-LaCrosse .......................1-0 1.000 1978

Wittenberg ........................11-1-1 .885 1981

Wooster ......................... 10-6-2 .611 1983

Youngstown State ...............1-0 1.000 1975

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