RED DRAGONS

women's LACROSSE

2012 TEam Guide

C O R T L A N D

After a record-breaking year and a trip to the NCAA Division III “final four” last season, fourth-year head coach Kathy Taylor’s squad may be primed to make a another run deep into the postseason as the majority of the roster returns in 2012. The 2011 team won a school-record 21 games, which included a school record-tying 19-game winning streak, captured its 13th straight SUNYAC title and registered its 13th consecutive top-10 national finish with a tie for third. Taylor welcomes back 18 players, including eight of the team’s top-10 scorers from a season ago, as well as six newcomers.

Taylor has built a schedule designed to prepare the team for the postseason. The Red Dragons, ranked third nationally in Lacrosse Magazine’s 2012 preseason poll, face an early-season slate that features perennial powers Salisbury, The College of New Jersey and Franklin &

Marshall, all of which are ranked in the preseason top six. The schedule also includes traditional non-conference contests against 20th-ranked Ithaca, Union and William Smith.

The Red Dragons return one goalkeeper and welcome a sophomore newcomer in 2012. Junior Shauna Hutchinson appeared in 15 games with six starts last season, coming off the bench to make seven saves in 29 minutes, 15 seconds of action in the NCAA Division III Semifinals against Gettysburg. Overall, Hutchinson posted a 2-1 record with a .463 save percentage, an 8.41 goals against average and 15 ground balls. Sophomore Courtney Morgan started for one season at Locust Valley High School.

Defensively, Cortland returns five players from last season led by juniors Meg Rowe and Jamie Flood. Rowe earned first team All-SUNYAC honors for the second year in a row. She started all 23 games, recording 33 ground balls, 22 draw controls and 15 caused turnovers. Flood also appeared in the starting lineup 23 times. She finished third on the team with 39 ground balls and 20 caused turnovers and also collected 16 draw controls.

Junior Megan Milhaven played in 12 games in 2011, recording six ground balls. Sophomore Jessica Lavelle saw action in 21 games with two starts. Lavelle registered 16 ground balls, five draw controls and 14 caused turnovers. Sophomore Kerri Bretti came off the bench in eight games as a freshman.

Three of Taylor’s newcomers have the versatility to play defense or in the midfield. Junior Natalie Melaniff, who led her team to three straight Nassau County Class B Finals at Wantagh High School, was a two-year member of the lacrosse team at the University of Florida. Freshman Courtney Haas played four seasons at Williamsville East, earning second team all-section honors as a junior. Freshman Chelsea Martin was a four-year starter at Ogdensburg Free Academy, leading her team to a Section Ten Class C title as a junior while earning first team all-northern honors every season.

Cortland’s midfield is perhaps the strongest unit on the team with six returning players who combined to start 98 games and score 335 points. Senior Lindsay Abbott had a record-setting season in 2011. Abbott earned first team

All-America, all-region and All-SUNYAC honors and was named the SUNYAC Player of the Year and to the NCAA Division III “Final Four” All-Tournament Team. She shattered school records with 138 points and 76 assists, while also scoring 62 goals. Abbott led the team with 95 draw controls and was second with 45 ground balls and 33 caused turnovers and took over the top spot in career scoring with 311 points on 185 goals and a school-record 126 assists.

Junior Maria Di Fato amassed big numbers as a sophomore, earning first team all-region and All-SUNYAC honors. Di Fato led the squad with 67 goals and added 22 assists for 89 points. For the second consecutive season, she led the team in ground balls (64) and caused turnovers (67), while she finished second with 29 draw controls. Junior Mary Hartzheim stepped right into the lineup last season in her first year with the Red Dragons. Hartzheim, who was named the SUNYAC Tournament MVP, played in and started 19 games in 2011. She scored 48 points on 30 goals and 18 assists and led the Red Dragons with six game-winning goals.

Senior Jordan Miller started the first 21 games of the season as a junior before an injury in the NCAA playoffs ended her campaign. Miller was a second team all-region and All-SUNYAC selection and was named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team after scoring 22 points on 16 goals and six assists and contributing 37 ground balls, 26 draws and 16 caused turnovers. Sophomores Liz Beville and Heather Casey each saw action in all 23 games as freshmen, starting 10 and two games, respectively. Beville scored 33 points on 17 goals and 16 assists and added 15 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers. Casey recorded three goals and two assists, as well as 18 ground balls, 16 draws and seven caused turnovers.

Freshman Emmalyn Osterling joins the Red Dragons as a midfielder. Osterling played four seasons at Victor High, three as a starter, earning first team all-league and honorable mention All-Greater Rochester honors as a senior.

While the Red Dragons lost their top attacker from last season, they return six players who combined to score 107 points on 82 goals and 25 assists in 2011. Senior Erin Kollar leads the unit as she makes a run at 100 career

points. Kollar, who was named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team last season, scored 42 points on 36 goals and six assists, adding 13 ground balls and 16 draw controls. Junior Gina Campese saw action in 20 games, scoring 23 points on nine goals and 14 assists.

Sophomore Taylor Reh contributed 19 goals and 22 points in 20 games, which included 11 starts. Sophomore Taylor Robinson tallied 13 goals while starting seven of the 21 games in which she played. Junior Taylor Harney scored seven points on five goals and two assists in 14 games.

Freshman Marilyn Farrell joins the program at attack in 2012. Farrell, the younger sister of assistant coach Courtney Farrell, played three seasons at Fayetteville-Manlius, two as a starter, and earned second team all-league honors as a senior.

Season Preview

Sophomore Taylor Reh.

Sophomore Jessica Lavelle.

Junior Gina Campese.

Junior Mary Hartzheim.

Junior Shauna Hutchinson.

R e D D R A g O N s

Coaching Staff

For more information on the SUNY Cortland women’s lacrosse program, please contact:

Kathy Taylor, Women’s Lacrosse Head CoachSUNY Cortland, Park Center, P.O. Box 2000

Cortland, NY 13045(607) 753-4846 (office)(607) 753-4929 (FAX)

Kathy.Taylor@cortland.eduWeb Site: http://www.cortlandreddragons.com

The 2012 Cortland Women’s Lacrosse Guide was written and edited by Cortland Associate SID Dan Surdam. Action and team photographs by Darl Zehr Photography. Guide printed by Quartier Printing of Syracuse, N.Y.

FRONT COVER: Senior All-American Lindsay Abbott (top left), senior Erin Kollar (top right), senior Jordan Miller (bottom right) and the 2011 team after winning its NCAA Div. III regional to advance to the Final Four.BACK COVER: (left to right) Juniors Jamie Flood, Maria DiFato and Meg Rowe.

Kathy TaylorHead Coach

Kathy Taylor begins her fourth season as Cortland’s women’s lacrosse head coach in 2012. In her first three seasons, she has led Cortland to a combined 52-12 record (.813), three State Uni-versity of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) tournament titles and three NCAA Div. III tournament appearances. Eight of her players have earned All-America honors - three each in 2009 and 2010 and two in 2011.

In 2011, Taylor guided the Red Dragons to a 21-2 record, the most wins in a season in program history. Cortland won its 13th straight SUNYAC title and was victorious in three NCAA tour-nament games before falling by two goals to eventual national champion Gettysburg in the Div. III Final Four. She was named the IWLCA Empire Region Coach of the Year, the ECAC Upstate New York Coach of the Year and the SUNYAC Coach of the Year for her efforts.

In 2010, Taylor guided the Red Dragon’s to a 17-3 record, the SUNYAC tournament title and a tie for ninth nationally. She coached the ECAC Upstate New York and SUNYAC Rookie of the Year.

In her first season, Taylor led Cortland to a 14-7 record, the conference tournament title and the second round of the NCAA Division III playoffs, while coaching the ECAC Upstate New York and SUNYAC Player of the Year.

Prior to her arrival at Cortland, Taylor was a highly success-ful girls’ lacrosse coach at Fayetteville-Manlius (N.Y.) High School from 1988-2006. During that stretch, her teams posted an over-all record of 245-62-3 (.795), won two New York State Class A titles (2004 and 2005) and five Section Three crowns.

The two-time Central New York Coach of the Year coached 12 high school All-Americans and five United States National Team players while developing the growth of the Fayetteville-Manlius program from one to five teams.

Taylor also has served as a New York State National Tour-nament Coach at a recruiting tournament for high school girls looking to compete at the highest collegiate level. She coached the New York State number-two team in 2004 and led the state’s number-one team to the championship game in 2005. Taylor also guided the North team to a victory in the 2006 Un-der Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic at Towson University.

In addition to her coaching duties, Taylor was the Section Three girls’ lacrosse chair, represented the section on the New York State Lacrosse Committee from 2000-02 and served as the All-America Lacrosse Committee chair from 2003-06. She founded the Rising Star Lacrosse Camp in Fayetteville to teach lacrosse skills to younger age groups and has directed the camp since 1998.

A 1984 Cornell University alumna with a bachelor’s degree in communications, Taylor played varsity lacrosse for the Big Red from 1982-84. The former Kathy Milmoe, she became the first Cornell women’s player to earn first team All-Ivy League honors during her senior season.

Taylor and her husband, Joe, were both inducted into the U.S. Lacrosse Upstate New York Chapter Hall of Fame in October of 2010. Joe was a four-year let-terwinner at Cornell and played on the Big Red’s 1977 champi-onship team and 1978 national runner-up squad.

A native of Canastota, Taylor and her husband reside in Manlius and have three children - Kelly, Kristen and Matthew. Kelly and Kristen were standout players under their mother’s guidance at Fayetteville-Manlius and played

for the 2009 NCAA Division I runner-up University of North Carolina. Matthew currently plays at Division I Cornell Univer-sity.

Courtney FarrellAssistant Coach

The 2012 season is Courtney Farrell’s second as a member of the Cortland women’s lacrosse coaching staff. Prior to Cortland, Farrell served as an assistant coach at Dartmouth College and American University and worked several youth and high school camps at universities around the East.

Farrell is a 2008 graduate of Cornell University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in applied economics and man-agement. While at Cornell, Farrell was a four-year member of the Big Red women’s lacrosse team, earning All-Ivy and All-America honors.

A 2004 graduate of Fayetteville-Manlius, Farrell competed in lacrosse, soccer and indoor track and helped lead her la-crosse team to a state title as a senior.

Head coach Kathy Taylor (left) and assistant coach Courtney Farrell.

C O R T L A N D

2012 Roster

Lindsay Abbott Senior, MidfieldMajor: Kinesiology South Onondaga, NY2011: Lindsay earned first team All-America, all-region and All-SUNYAC honors...Named the SUNYAC Player of the Year...Selected to the NCAA Division III Final Four All-Tournament Team...Started all 23 games...Led the team in scoring with a school-record 138 points on 62 goals and a school-record 76 assists...Led the nation in

assists and ranked second in points...Led the team with 95 draw controls...Registered 45 ground balls and 33 caused turnovers...Scored a career-high 10 points on five goals and five assists in a win versus Union...Matched her career high with seven goals in a win at St. Lawrence...Tallied nine points on two goals and a career-best seven assists and recorded eight draws and four caused turnovers in a win versus Oswego...Scored nine points on four goals and five assists in a win versus Colby in the NCAA playoffs...Had three goals and two assists against Gettysburg in the NCAA Div. III Semifinals...Registered four goals, four assists and seven draws in a win versus Nazareth...Scored eight points on three goals and five assists in back-to-back wins versus Fredonia St. and Oneonta with six ground balls and four caused turnovers against Oneonta...Tallied eight points on two goals and six assists in a win at New Paltz...Recorded three goals and four assists in wins versus Keene St. and Tufts in the NCAA playoffs...Scored seven points on five goals and two assists and added six ground balls in a win at Ithaca...Scored seven points on two goals and five assists and collected eight draws in a win at Hamilton...Tallied three goals and had four assists in a win versus William Smith...Scored five points and registered four ground balls, seven draws and four caused turnovers in a win at Roanoke...Had five points, four ground balls and six draws in a win versus Geneseo in the SUNYAC Semifinals...2010: Earned second team All-America and first team all-region, All-ECAC and All-SUNYAC honors...Named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team...Started all 20 games...

Scored at least one goal in 19-of-20 games...Led the team with 85 points, 51 goals, 34 assists and 104 draw controls...Recorded 25 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers...Matched her career highs with seven goals and eight points and compiled 10 draw controls in a win at Rochester...Had five goals and an assist at William Smith...Equaled her career best with eight points on three goals and a career-high five assists in a home win versus Potsdam...Tallied five goals and eight draw controls in a win at Oneonta...Recorded four goals and an assist in a home win versus Brockport in the SUNYAC Finals...Had three goals, two assists and a season-best 12 draw controls in a home win versus Norwich in the NCAA playoffs...Registered three goals and two assists in home wins versus Ithaca and New Paltz and in a win at Roanoke...Had two goals and three assists in a win at Fredonia St...Tallied five points on a goal and four assists in a home win versus Buffalo St...Recorded two goals and an assist against Colby in the NCAA playoffs...Collected nine draw controls in a home win versus The College of New Jersey...2009: Earned second team All-America and first team all-region, All-ECAC and All-SUNYAC honors...Named the SUNYAC Tournament MVP...Started all 21 games...Scored at least one goal in every game...Set school records for points (88) and goals (72) by a freshman...Fourth on the team with 16 assists...Tied for the team lead with 71 draw controls...Second on the team with 41 ground balls and 24 caused turnovers...Scored a season-high eight points on a season-best seven goals and an assist in a win at Oneonta...Matched her season high with eight points on six goals and two assists in a win versus Geneseo...Scored five goals in a win at Buffalo St. in the SUNYAC Finals...Tallied four goals in a win versus Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in the NCAA playoffs...Notched three goals at The College of New Jersey in the NCAA playoffs...Scored six points on four goals and two assists in a win against Oneonta in the SUNYAC Semifinals...Recorded five goals in a win versus Morrisville St...Scored four goals in back-to-back wins versus William Smith and Oswego...Scored four goals in a regular-season game at The College of New Jersey

Player Profiles

No. Name ................................................. Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School 0 Courtney Morgan ..................................G 5-8 So. Locust Valley/Locust Valley 1 Jessica Lavelle ...........................................D 5-4 So. Fayetteville/Fayetteville-Manlius 3 Natalie Melaniff ......................................M/D 5-9 Jr. Wantagh/Wantagh 4 Taylor Robinson ......................................A 5-4 So. Manlius/Fayetteville-Manlius 5 Taylor Reh ..................................................A 5-0 So. Miller Place/Miller Place 6 Jamie Flood ...............................................D 5-4 Jr. East Islip/East Islip 7 Jordan Miller .............................................M 5-5 Sr. Liverpool/Liverpool 8 Mary Hartzheim ......................................M 5-5 Jr. Manlius/Fayetteville-Manlius 9 Emmalyn Osterling ................................M 5-5 Fr. Farmington/Victor 10 Gina Campese .........................................A 5-4 Jr. East Syracuse/East Syracuse-Minoa 11 Lindsay Abbott .......................................M 5-7 Sr. South Onondaga/Onondaga Central 13 Taylor Harney...........................................A 5-4 Jr. Patchogue/Patchogue-Medford 14 Heather Casey .........................................M 5-8 So. Denville, NJ/Morris Knolls 16 Maria Di Fato ............................................M 5-2 Jr. Camillus/West Genesee 17 Laura Edward ............................................A/M 5-2 Jr. Blue Point/Bayport-Blue Point 18 Erin Kollar ...................................................A 5-8 Sr. East Islip/East Islip 19 Liz Beville ...................................................M 5-8 So. Jamesville/Jamesville-DeWitt 20 Marilyn Farrell ..........................................A 5-8 Fr. Fayetteville/Fayetteville-Manlius 21 Megan Milhaven .....................................D 5-3 Jr. Wantagh/MacArthur 22 Courtney Haas.........................................M/D 5-3 Fr. Buffalo/Williamsville East 23 Meg Rowe .................................................D 5-9 Jr. Baldwinsville/C.W. Baker 24 Chelsea Martin ........................................M/D 5-4 Fr. Ogdensburg/Ogdensburg Free Academy 25 Shauna Hutchinson ...............................G 5-9 Jr. Islip Terrace/East Islip 27 Kerry Bretti ................................................D 5-4 So. Katonah/Fox Lane Head Coach: Kathy Taylor (Cornell ‘84), 4th Year (52-12) Assistant Coach: Courtney Farrell Certified Athletic Trainer: Matt Mahoney Athletic Training Student: Melanie Gordon Captains: Lindsay Abbott, Jamie Flood, Erin Kollar, Jordan Miller 2011 Record: 21-2 (Tied for 3rd place, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions)

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Player Profilesand versus Union at home...Registered five points on three goals and two assists in a win versus Brockport...Had a goal and a season-high three assists at Ithaca...Career: 64 games, 311 points on 185 goals and 126 assists, 111 ground balls, 270 draws and 71 caused turnovers...Ranked first in career scoring and career assists...Tied for fifth in career goals...High School: Graduated from Onondaga Central in 2008, where she was a member of the National Honor Society, high honor roll, Student Council, class president and received the Wells Leadership Scholarship...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Three-time first team all-league selection...Set school record for career goals...Four-year starter in soccer...Earned first team all-league honors three times...Team MVP and team captain...Four-year starter in basketball...Three-time first team all-league selection...All-time leading scorer with more than 1,000 points...Parents: Kristen and Carl Abbott Brothers/Sisters: Andrew...Played lacrosse at Cobleskill.

Liz Beville Sophomore, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Jamesville, NY2011: Liz saw action in all 23 games with 10 starts...Scored 33 points on 17 goals and 16 assists...Recorded 15 ground balls, one draw control and 12 caused turnovers...Scored a season-best six points on two goals and four assists and added two ground balls in a win at Brockport...Tallied four points on a season-high three goals and

an assist in a win at Buffalo St...Scored five points on two goals and three assists in a win at Ithaca...Had two goals and two assists in a win at Roanoke...Registered two goals and an assist in a win at Potsdam...Netted two goals in a win at New Paltz...Recorded two caused turnovers in a win versus Keene St. in the NCAA playoffs...Had a goal and an assist in a win versus Oneonta...High School: Graduated from Jamesville-DeWitt in 2010, where she was a member of the Spanish National Honor Society and the high honor roll...Three-year member of the lacrosse team, two as a starter...Named second team all-league as a junior and first team all-league as a senior...Received Unsung Hero Award as a senior...Team was two-time unbeaten league champion...Two-year member of the basketball team...Parents: Jackie and Steve Beville...Father played lacrosse at Washington College and is the head coach of the Cortland men’s lacrosse team...Brothers/Sisters: Lauren.

Kerry Bretti Sophomore, DefenseMajor: Communications Katonah, NY2011: Kerry played in eight games, including a win versus Keene St. in the NCAA playoffs...Recorded two ground balls and one draw control...Registered a ground ball in wins versus Oswego and Keene St...Prior to Cortland: Attended Connecticut in the fall of 2010...High School: A 2010 graduate of Fox Lane...Three-year member of the

lacrosse team, two as a starter...Two-time all-league selection...team reached state finals her senior season...Three-year member of the soccer team, two as a starter...Parents: Susan and John Bretti Brothers/Sisters: John, Lee Anne.

Gina Campese Junior, AttackMajor: New Media Design E. Syracuse, NY2011: Gina appeared in 20 games with one start...Scored 23 points on nine goals and 14 assists...Added six ground balls, five draws controls and two caused turnovers...Talled a career-best four points on two goals and two assists in a win versus Keene St. in the NCAA playoffs...Had two goals and an assist in a win at New Paltz...

Recorded a career-best three assists in a win at Roanoke...Scored a goal and registered two assists in a home win versus Oswego...Had a goal and an assist and two ground balls in a win versus William Smith...Scored a goal and recorded an assist in a win versus Fredonia St...2010: Played in 18 games with 11 starts...Scored 14 points on 10 goals and four assists...Added one ground ball and five draw controls...Scored a season-high three points on a goal and two assists in a home win versus Norwich in the NCAA playoffs...Tallied a season-high two goals in a win at Oswego...Had a goal and an assist in a home win versus Brockport...Scored goals in wins at Washington & Lee, Roanoke, Rochester and Fredonia St. and in home victories versus Ithaca and New Paltz...Career: 38 games, 37 points on 19 goals and 18 assists, seven ground balls, 10 draws, two caused turnovers...High School: A 2009 graduate of East Syracuse-Minoa, where she was a member of the National Honor Society and the honor roll and named Student Athlete of the Year...Scholar Athlete...Three-time class vice president...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Earned first

team all-league honors as a senior and second team honors as a junior...Two-year starter in soccer...Second team all-league selection as a senior...Parents: Lou Anne and Bob Campese...Father played football and baseball at Ithaca, winning a national title in each sport, and earned a Certificate of Advanced Study degree from Cortland...Brothers/Sisters: Bobby.

Heather Casey Sophomore, MidfieldMajor: Childhood Education Denville, NJ2011: Heather played in all 23 games with two starts...Scored five points on three goals and two assists...Recorded 18 ground balls, 16 draw controls and seven caused turnovers...Scored goals in wins versus Oswego and Oneonta...Netted a goal and recorded three draws in a win versus Geneseo in the SUNYAC Semifinals...

Registered three caused turnovers and two ground balls in a win versus Colby in the NCAA playoffs...Collected four ground balls in a win at St. Lawrence...Recorded assists in back-to-back wins at New Paltz and Potsdam...High School: A 2010 graduate of Morris Knolls...Member of the National Honor Society and the high honor roll...Summa Award recipient...Received two scholarships...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Earned all-conference and all-county honors...Three-year starter in soccer...All-conference and all-county selection...Team won state sectional title...Three-year member of the indoor track team...Team won state sectional crowns her junior and senior seasons...Team captain as a senior...Other: Grandmother is a Cortland graduate...Parents: Kendra and Dan Casey Brothers/Sisters: Neal, Nate.

Maria Di Fato Junior, MidfieldMajor: Sport Management Camillus, NY2011: Maria was a first team all-region and All-SUNYAC selection...Started all 23 games...Second on the team in scoring with 89 points on a team-best 67 goals and 22 assists...Led the team with 64 ground balls and 67 caused turnovers...Recorded 29 draw controls...Converted 21-of-36 free-position attempts...Scored a career-

best seven points on a career-high six goals and an assist in a win versus Oneonta...Scored twice and registered four ground balls, three draws and two caused turnovers against Gettysburg in the NCAA Div. III Semifinals...Had five goals and four caused turnovers in a win versus Geneseo in the SUNYAC Semifinals...Scored six points on four goals and two assists and had four ground balls in a win versus Keene St. in the NCAA playoffs...Scored four goals and recorded four ground balls in a win versus Colby in the NCAA playoffs...Had five goals and an assist in a win versus Geneseo...Scored six points on four goals and two assists and had seven ground balls and four caused turnovers in a win versus William Smith...Scored five goals and recorded six ground balls and six caused turnovers in a win versus Oswego...Tallied six points on four goals and two assists and registered five caused turnovers in a win at Ithaca...Had five ground balls and five caused turnovers in a win at Roanoke...Scored five points and recorded six caused turnovers in a win versus Fredonia St...Scored five points and registered four draws and five caused turnovers in a win versus Nazareth...2010: Earned second team All-America and first team all-region, All-ECAC and All-SUNYAC honors...Named the ECAC Upstate New York and SUNYAC Rookie of the Year and the SUNYAC Tournament MVP...Started all 20 games...Scored 58 points on 40 goals and 18 assists...Led the team with 72 ground balls and 67 caused turnovers...Recorded 29 draw controls...Scored a season-high six points on a season-best five goals and an assist and collected six ground balls in a win at Oswego...Had two goals and an assist and a season-high 10 caused turnovers in a win at Geneseo...Scored four goals in a home win versus Geneseo in the SUNYAC Semifinals...Scored five points on three goals and two assists in a home win versus Ithaca...Registered eight caused turnovers and five ground balls in a home win versus Buffalo St...Tallied five points on two goals and three assists in a home win versus New Paltz...Recorded two goals and two assists in a home win versus Brockport in the SUNYAC Finals...Scored twice and had seven ground balls and five caused turnovers in season-opening win at Washington & Lee...Totaled seven ground balls and six caused turnovers in a win at Roanoke...Scored two goals and registered five caused turnovers in a home win versus The College of New Jersey...Netted three goals in wins at Rochester and Oneonta...Had two goals and two assists in a home win versus Potsdam and a win at Union...Collected eight ground balls in Cortland’s two NCAA playoff games...Career: 43 games, 147 points on 107 goals and 40 assists, 136 ground balls, 58 draws and 134 caused turnovers...Ranked 17th in career scoring...High School: A 2009 graduate of West Genesee...Three-year

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Player Profilesmember of the lacrosse team, two as a starter...Earned All-America and first team All-CNY honors...Three-time Brine Award winner...Team won two state crowns and one national title...Competed in cheerleading and bowling for one season...Cheerleading squad placed third at national meet...Other: Won a bronze medal at the Empire State Games...Parents: Rebecca Clere and John Di Fato Brothers/Sisters: John, Sam, Danielle...Sam is a Cortland graduate.

Laura Edward Junior, Attack/Mid.Major: Communication Studies Blue Point, NY2011: Laura saw action in 15 games...Scored three points on one goal and two assists...Recorded four ground balls, four draw controls and three caused turnovers...Scored a goal in a win versus Oswego...Collected assists in a win versus Oneonta and in a win versus Colby in the NCAA playoffs...Registered two draws in a win versus William

Smith and two ground balls in a win versus Fredonia St...2010: Played in 16 games...Scored five points on one goal and four assists...Recorded 14 ground balls, two draw controls and five caused turnovers...Collected two assists and three ground balls in a home win versus Norwich in the NCAA playoffs...Had a goal and an assist in a home win versus New Paltz...Registered an assist and two ground balls in a win at Rochester...Had two caused turnovers in a win at Oswego...Collected two ground balls in a home victory versus Potsdam and in a win at Oneonta...Career: 31 games, eight points on two goals and six assists, 18 ground balls, six draws and eight caused turnovers...High School: Graduated from Bayport-Blue Point in 2009, where she was a member of the high honor roll...Received U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award...Five-year member of the lacrosse team, three as a starter...Earned all-division honors...Three-year starter in field hockey...All-division and all-conference selection...Parents: Bonnie and Dave Edward Brothers/Sisters: Kyle, Kevin, Jennifer.

Jamie Flood Junior, DefenseMajor: Kinesiology/Fitness Dev. East Islip, NY2011: Jamie started all 23 games...Recorded 39 ground balls, 16 draw controls and 20 caused turnovers...Third on the team in ground balls and caused turnovers...Registered three ground balls and two caused turnovers in a win versus Colby in the NCAA playoffs...Had three ground balls and three caused turnovers in a win at

St. Lawrence...Collected four ground balls in wins versus Nazareth and at Brockport and Buffalo St...Recorded three ground balls and three draws in a win versus Brockport in the SUNYAC Finals...Had three ground balls and two caused turnovers in a win at Potsdam...Registered three caused turnovers in a win versus Geneseo in the SUNYAC Semifinals...Had two caused turnovers in wins at Washington & Lee and versus Geneseo...2010: Appeared in 16 games with 11 starts...Recorded one assist, 16 ground balls, three draw controls and seven caused turnovers...Registered an assist, three ground balls and two caused turnovers in a home win versus Ithaca...Collected three ground balls in a win at Union...Had two ground balls in a home win versus Potsdam...Recorded a ground ball in each of Cortland’s NCAA playoff games...Career: 39 games, one assist, 54 ground balls, 19 draws and 27 caused turnovers...High School: Graduated from East Islip in 2009, where she was top 25 in her class...Three-year member of the lacrosse team, two as a starter...Received Coaches Award and named honorable mention all-county as a senior...Received Unsung Hero Award as a junior...Other: Member of the Honors Program, Honors Society and Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Mary and James Flood Brothers/Sisters: Suzanne, Jennifer, Alyssa.

Taylor Harney Junior, AttackMajor: Physical Education Patchogue, NY2011: Taylor played in 14 games...Scored seven points on five goals and two assists...Added five ground balls...Scored a career-best four points on two goals and two assists in a win versus Keene St. in the NCAA playoffs...Scored goals in wins versus William Smith and Oneonta...Netted a goal in a win versus Geneseo in the SUNYAC

Semifinals...Recorded two ground balls in wins versus Oswego and at Potsdam...2010: Saw action in 15 games...Scored seven points on six goals and one assist...Recorded seven ground balls, one draw control and two caused turnovers...Tallied two goals in a home win versus Norwich in the NCAA playoffs...Scored a season-high three points on two goals and one assist and scooped up two ground balls in a home win versus New Paltz...Scored

twice in a home win versus Potsdam...Registered two ground balls in wins at Rochester and Oswego...Career: 29 games, 14 points on 11 goals and three assists, 12 ground balls, one draw and two caused turnovers...High School: A 2009 graduate of Patchogue-Medford, where she placed in the top-10 percent of her class and was a member of the National Honor Society, History Honor Society and French Honor Society...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Led the team in scoring her sophomore, junior and senior seasons...Named all-division as a junior and all-county as a senior...Three-year starter in field hockey...Two-time all-county selection...Led Suffolk County and second on Long Island in goals as a senior...Three-year member of the indoor track team...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Competed in field hockey at the 2008 Empire State Games...Parents: Becca and Shaun Harney...Mother is a Cortland graduate...Brothers/Sisters: Kyle, Kyra.

Mary Hartzheim Junior, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Manlius, NY2011: Mary was named the MVP of the SUNYAC Tournament...Played in and started 19 games...Scored 48 points on 30 goals and 18 assists...Recorded 18 ground balls, five draw controls and 11 caused turnovers...Led the team with six game-winning goals...Scored a season-high seven points on three goals and a season-best four

assists in a win versus Geneseo in the SUNYAC Semifinals...Tallied a season-high four goals in a win versus Nazareth and in a win versus Brockport in the SUNYAC Finals...Scored five points on three goals and two assists in a win versus Colby in the NCAA playoffs...Had two goals and two assists and two ground balls in a win versus Tufts in the NCAA playoffs...Scored four points on three goals and an assist in a win at Brockport...Netted three goals in a win versus Geneseo...Scored three points on two goals and one assist and collected three ground balls in a win versus Oswego...Had a goal and two assists in a win versus William Smith...Prior to Cortland: Attended Binghamton University...Member of the lacrosse team...High School: Graduated from Fayetteville-Manlius in 2009, where she was a member of the high honor roll...Two-year starter in lacrosse...Named first team all-league...Team captain as a senior...Team reached sectional final her senior season...Three-year starter in soccer...Two-time all-league selection...Team MVP and captain as a senior...Competed in indoor track for one season...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Melanie and Thomas Hartzheim Brothers/Sisters: Chris, Matt, Anna.

Shauna Hutchinson Junior, GoalkeeperMajor: Criminology Islip Terrace, NY2011: Shauna played in 16 games with five starts...Posted a 2-1 record with 57 saves, a .463 save percentage and an 8.41 GAA...Recorded 15 ground balls and two caused turnovers...Came off the bench to make seven saves, allowing four goals, in 29:15 against Gettysburg in the NCAA Div. III Semifinals...Made nine saves and registered

six ground balls in a win at Washington & Lee...Stopped nine shots in a win at St. Lawrence...Turned aside nine shots at The College of New Jersey...Made five saves in 34:03 off the bench in a win versus Oswego...Recorded five saves in the second half off the bench in a win at Buffalo St...Allowed two goals in the second half off the bench in a win versus Keene St. in the NCAA playoffs...Prior to Cortland: Attended Gannon University and Suffolk Community College...Member of the lacrosse team at Gannon...High School: A 2007 graduate of East Islip...Five-year starter in lacrosse...Four-time all-county selection...Played one season of soccer...Other: Has played 10 seasons of club ice hockey...Parents: Ginger and Robert Hutchinson...Father played lacrosse at Siena...Brothers/Sisters: Robert, Kevin and Dylan (twins)...Robert plays lacrosse at Saint Leo University.

Erin Kollar Senior, AttackMajor: Physical Education East Islip, NY2011: Erin was named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team...Saw action in 21 games with 18 starts...Scored 42 points on 36 goals and six assists...Recorded 13 ground balls, 16 draw controls and four caused turnovers...Scored a career-high five goals in a win versus Oswego and in a win versus Geneseo in the SUNYAC Semifinals...

Scored four points on three goals and one assist and recorded three ground balls and three draws in a win at New Paltz...Registered a season-high four draws against Gettysburg in the NCAA Div. III Semifinals...Scored four points

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Player Profileson three goals and one assist in a win versus Brockport in the SUNYAC Finals...Tallied three goals in a win at Hamilton...Scored twice in a win versus Tufts in the NCAA playoffs...Recorded two goals and one assist in wins at Roanoke and Ithaca and in wins versus William Smith and Geneseo...2010: Played in all 20 games with six starts...Scored 13 points on 11 goals and two assists...Added eight ground balls, seven draw controls and two caused turnovers...Scored three goals in a home win versus The College of New Jersey...Tallied two goals against Colby in the NCAA playoffs...Scored three points on a goal and two assists in a home victory versus Potsdam...Scored goals at William Smith, in wins at Rochester, Fredonia St. and Oneonta and in a home win versus New Paltz...2009: Appeared in all 21 games with 14 starts...Scored 20 points on 15 goals and five assists...Added seven ground balls, seven draw controls and one caused turnover...Scored a season-best three goals in a win versus Geneseo...Scored three points on two goals and an assist and collected a season-high three ground balls in a win at Oneonta...Had two goals and an assist at Division I Davidson...Scored twice versus Union and in a win versus Potsdam...Had a goal and an assist in a win at Christopher Newport and in a win versus Morrisville St...Career: 62 games, 75 points on 62 goals and 13 assists, 28 ground balls, 30 draws and seven caused turnovers...High School: A 2008 graduate of East Islip...Three-year member of the lacrosse team...Earned all-league honors as a junior and senior...Team captain as a senior...Two-year starter in volleyball...Competed in indoor track for two seasons...Other: Currently in the Honors Program at Cortland...Parents: Maura and Robert Kollar...Father is a Cortland graduate and competed in swimming for the Red Dragons...Brothers/Sisters: Brian...Played lacrosse at Oneonta.

Jessica Lavelle Sophomore, DefenseMajor: Pre-major Fayetteville, NY2011: Jessica played in 21 games with two starts...Recorded 16 ground balls, five draw controls and 14 caused turnovers...Registered four ground balls and a season-high five caused turnovers in a win versus Geneseo...Collected four ground balls in a win versus Oneonta...Had two ground balls and two caused

turnovers in a win at Buffalo St...Recorded two draws and two caused turnovers in a win at Ithaca...Had two draws in a win versus Keene St. in the NCAA playoffs...High School: Graduated from Fayetteville-Manlius in 2010...Two-year starter in lacrosse...Earned second team all-league honors as a junior and first team all-league honors as a senior...Parents: Jennifer and Jim Lavelle Brothers/Sisters: James, Julian, Jasmine.

Megan Milhaven Junior, DefenseMajor: Physical Education Wantagh, NY2011: Megan appeared in 12 games...Had six ground balls, two draw controls and one caused turnover...Recorded one ground ball and one caused turnover in a win versus Keene St. in the NCAA playoffs...Registered two ground balls in wins at Ithaca and versus Oneonta...Collected a ground ball in a win versus William Smith...2010: Saw

action in seven games...Recorded one ground ball, one draw control and two caused turnovers...Registered a caused turnover in a home win versus New Paltz and a home win versus Geneseo in the SUNYAC Semifinals...Career: 19 games, seven ground balls, three draws and three caused turnovers...High School: A 2009 graduate of MacArthur, where she was a member of the National Honor Society and the World Language Honor Society and an AP Scholar...Named Athlete of the Year...Three-year member of the lacrosse team, two as a starter...Named all-conference as a junior and Unsung Hero as a senior...Three-year member of the soccer team...Earned all-conference honors as a junior and senior...Four-year member of the basketball team...All-conference selection as a junior and all-class as a senior...Other: Cousin is Claudio Reyna, one-time captain of the U.S. national soccer team...Member of the President’s List and Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Erin and Donald Milhaven...Father played football at C.W. Post...Brothers/Sisters: Kerry...Played basketball at Assumption.

Jordan Miller Senior, MidfieldMajor: Physical Educ. Liverpool, NY2011: Jordan earned second team all-region and All-SUNYAC honors...Named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team...Played in and started 21 games...Scored 22 points on 16 goals and six assists...Recorded 37 ground balls, 26 draw controls and 16 caused turnovers...Matched her career high with three goals in a win

versus William Smith...Scored twice and registered four ground balls and three draws in a win at Buffalo St...Had five ground balls and three caused turnovers in a win versus Oswego...Had two goals, three ground balls and three caused turnovers in a win at New Paltz...Recorded two assists and four draws in a win versus Geneseo in the SUNYAC Semifinals...Registered two goals and two caused turnovers in a win at Washington & Lee...Scored twice and collected three draws in a win versus Fredonia St...Scooped up four ground balls in a win at Ithaca...Had three ground balls in a win at Roanoke...2010: Named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team...Started all 20 games...Scored 15 points on 11 goals and four assists...Compiled 39 ground balls, 25 draw controls and 23 caused turnovers...Scored four points on three goals and an assist in a home win versus Buffalo St...Scored twice, including the game winner in overtime, in a win at Union...Had a goal, four ground balls and two caused turnovers in a home win versus Norwich in the NCAA playoffs...Recorded a goal and an assist, four ground balls and two caused turnovers in a win at Oneonta...Registered a goal and an assist in a win at Oswego...Scored a goal and collected three ground balls in a home win versus Brockport...Tallied a goal in a home win versus Potsdam and a win at Fredonia St...Recorded a season-high five ground balls in season-opening win at Washington & Lee...Had four ground balls, five draw controls and a season-best four caused turnovers in a win at Roanoke...2009: Played in and started 19 games...Scored 15 points on 15 goals...Registered 32 ground balls, 17 draw controls and 15 caused turnovers...Recorded season highs of three goals, five ground balls and three draws in a win at Oneonta...Had two goals and four ground balls at Buffalo St...Scored twice in a win versus Rochester...Tallied two goals and picked up three ground balls in a win versus William Smith...Scored a goal in a win versus Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in the NCAA playoffs...Recorded three caused turnovers in a win versus Potsdam...Scooped up three ground balls in a win versus Oswego...Career: 60 games, 52 points on 42 goals and 10 assists, 108 ground balls, 68 draws and 54 caused turnovers...High School: A 2008 graduate of Liverpool, where she received the Liverpool Lacrosse Youth Association Scholarship and was a Scholar Athlete...Three-year member of the lacrosse team...Received Dan Spillet Award and named first team all-league as a senior...Second team all-league as a junior...Three-year member of the soccer team, two as a starter...Named first team all-league and to the All-Section Three Team as a senior...Earned second team all-league honors and team won league title her junior year...Team won Section Three crown her sophomore season...Two-year member of the basketball team...Team won league and section crowns her junior season and league title her senior year...Other: Was a member of the Cortland women’s soccer team...Parents: Tracy and Paul Miller...Father played football at St. John Fisher...Brothers/Sisters: Paul Jr., Andreah.

Taylor Reh Sophomore, AttackMajor: Physical Education Miller Place, NY2011: Taylor played in 20 games with 11 starts...Scored 22 points on 19 goals and three assists...Added 11 ground balls, four draw controls and six caused turnovers...Scored a season-high four points on two goals and two assists in a win versus Nazareth in her first collegiate game...Scored three goals in wins versus Geneseo and

Brockport in the SUNYAC Semifinals and Finals...Tallied three goals in a win at Potsdam...Scored twice in a win at New Paltz...Had a goal and an assist and two ground balls in a win at Hamilton...Had two ground balls and three caused turnovers in a win versus Keene St. in the NCAA playoffs...Scored a goal against Gettysburg in the NCAA Div. III Semifinals...High School: A 2010 graduate of Miller Place...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Two-time all-division and all-county selection...Team captain as a senior...Two-year starter in field hockey...Named all-conference as a senior...Parents: Janine and Jeff Reh...Father played lacrosse at Adelphi...Brothers/Sisters: Jeffrey.

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Player ProfilesTaylor Robinson Sophomore, AttackMajor: Education Manlius, NY2011: Taylor saw action in 21 games with seven starts...Scored 13 points on 13 goals...Added 19 ground balls, one draw control and two caused turnovers...Scored a season-high three goals and recorded three ground balls and two caused turnovers in a win versus Nazareth in her first collegiate game...Scored twice in a win versus

Keene St. in the NCAA playoffs...Tallied two goals in a win at Ithaca...Had a goal and three ground balls in a win at St. Lawrence...Scooped up two ground balls in wins versus Oswego and at Potsdam...Prior to Cortland: Attended Maryland-Baltimore County in the fall of 2010...High School: Graduated from Fayetteville-Manlius in 2010, where she was an officer of the National Honor Society and a Scholar Athlete...Three-year starter in lacrosse...Team captain, MVP and earned second team All-CNY honors as a senior...First team all-league selection as a junior and senior...Team reached sectional finals her sophomore and senior seasons...Competed in swimming for one season...Team won league title...Parents: Kristen and Brian Robinson...Father played lacrosse at Hofstra...Brothers/Sisters: Jack.

Meg Rowe Junior, DefenseMajor: Physical Education Baldwinsville, NY2011: Meg earned first team All-SUNYAC honors...Started 23 games...Recorded 33 ground balls, 22 draw controls and 15 caused turnovers...Had two ground balls and three draws in a win versus Colby in the NCAA playoffs...Collected four ground balls and two caused turnovers in a win versus Brockport in the SUNYAC

Finals...Registered three ground balls and three caused turnovers in a win versus Oswego...Scooped up four ground balls in a win at Hamilton...Had two ground balls and two caused turnovers in a win at Brockport...Recorded three ground balls in a win at New Paltz...Had two caused turnovers in wins versus Union and Geneseo...Collected three draws in wins versus William Smith and Oneonta...2010: A first team All-SUNYAC selection...Started all 20 games...Recorded 27 ground balls, 18 draw controls and 30 caused turnovers...Registered season highs of four ground balls and four caused turnovers at home versus Hamilton...Had three caused turnovers in a home win versus Norwich in the NCAA playoffs...Collected three ground balls, three draw controls and two caused turnovers in a home win versus Brockport in the SUNYAC Finals...Recorded two caused turnovers against Colby in the NCAA playoffs...Registered three ground balls and two caused turnovers in a home win versus Brockport...Had three caused turnovers in wins at Washington & Lee and Oswego...Compiled a season-high four draw controls in a win at Oneonta...Recorded two caused turnovers in a home win versus Ithaca and a win at Fredonia St...Career: 43 games...60 ground balls, 40 draws and 45 caused turnovers...High School: A 2009 graduate of C.W. Baker...Three-year starter in lacrosse...Team captain and a first team All-CNY and all-league selection as a senior...Honorable mention all-league as a sophomore and second team all-league as a junior...Three-year member of the field hockey team...Earned second team all-league honors as a junior and senior and honorable mention honors as a sophomore...Parents: Royetta and Doug Rowe...Father is a Cortland graduate...Played lacrosse at Herkimer Community College...Brothers/Sisters: Brittney...Played lacrosse at Brockport.

NEWCOMERS

Marilyn Farrell Freshman, AttackMajor: Childhood Education Fayetteville, NYHigh School: Marilyn is a 2011 graduate of Fayetteville-Manlius, where she was a member of the National Honor Society, a Scholar Athlete and received the Jack Ault Memorial Scholarship...Three-year member of the lacrosse team, two as a starter...Earned second team all-league honors as a senior...Three-year member of

the soccer team, two as a starter...Named honorable mention all-league as a senior...Other: Member of the Honors Program at Cortland...Parents: Beth and John Farrell...Mother is a Cortland graduate...Father competed in cross country and track at St. Lawrence...Brothers/Sisters: Ben, James, Courtney...Courtney played lacrosse at Cornell and is an assistant coach for Cortland’s women’s lacrosse team.

Courtney Haas Freshman, Midfield/DefenseMajor: Adol. Education - Biology Buffalo, NYHigh School: Courtney graduated from Williamsville East in 2011...Four-year member of the lacrosse team...Earned second team all-section honors as a junior...Three-year starter in field hockey...Named second team All-ECIC as a junior...First team All-ECIC and honorable mention All-WNY selection as a senior...Other: Won

a silver medal in lacrosse at the Empire State Games...Parents: Cheryl and James Haas Brothers/Sisters: Brandon, Dana.

Chelsea Martin Freshman, Midfield/DefenseMajor: Physical Education Ogdensburg, NYHigh School: Chelsea is a 2011 graduate of Ogdensburg Free Academy, where she was a member of the high honor roll and the National Honor Society...Scholar Athlete...Academic All-Northern...Class vice president...Four-year starter in lacrosse...Team captain...Earned first team All-Northern honors all four years...Team won

Section Ten Class C title her junior season...Three-year starter in soccer...First team All-Northern selection as a junior and senior...Team captain...Three-year starter in basketball...Team captain...Team won Section Ten title and reached NYS Elite Eight her junior year...Parents: Sue and Mike Martin Brothers/Sisters: Garrett.

Natalie Melaniff Junior, Midfield/DefenseMajor: Adol. Education - Math Wantagh, NYPrior to Cortland: Natalie attended the University of Florida...Member of the SEC Honor Roll...Two-year member of the lacrosse team...High School: Graduated from Wantagh in 2009...Scholar Athlete...Three-year member of the lacrosse team...Team captain...Earned second team All-Long Island and all-county honors as

a junior and senior...Team reached Class B Nassau County Finals all three years...Three-year starter in soccer...Named all-county as a senior...Two-year member of the basketball team...Received Sportsmanship Award...Parents: Darla and Thomas Melaniff Brothers/Sisters: Olivia.

Courtney Morgan Sophomore, GoalkeeperMajor: Pre-major Locust Valley, NYHigh School: Courtney is a 2010 graduate of Locust Valley...Member of Athletes Helping Athletes...Received the Sergeant Harrington Award...Started for one season on the lacrosse team...Two-year member of the soccer team, one as a starter...Played four seasons of basketball...Started for two seasons...Earned all-

conference honors as a senior...Team won Nassau County title her freshman and senior seasons...Parents: Coleen and Jack Morgan Brothers/Sisters: Johnny, Brittany.

Emmalyn Osterling Freshman, MidfieldMajor: Kinesiology Farmington, NYHigh School: Emmalyn is a 2011 graduate of Victor, where she was a member of the honor roll, the National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society...Scholar Athlete...Received Dollars for Scholars Scholarship...Four-year member of the lacrosse team, three as a starter...Academic All-American...Earned first

team all-league and honorable mention All-Greater Rochester honors as a senior...Team captain...Team reached section finals her junior year...Parents: Diane and Peter Osterling Brothers/Sisters: Ben, Kaitlyn...Ben currently attends Cortland.

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2011 Statistics and Results No. Player ......................................................GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots FPG-FPS GWG GB DC CT 11 Lindsay Abbott ............................................. 23-23 62 76 138 129 9-19 3 45 95 33 16 Maria Di Fato .................................................. 23-23 67 22 89 122 21-36 2 64 29 67 29 Ashley Cook ................................................... 22-22 54 25 79 84 4-9 2 30 11 8 8 Mary Hartzheim ............................................ 19-19 30 18 48 58 2-10 6 18 5 11 18 Erin Kollar ......................................................... 21-18 36 6 42 62 2-6 3 13 16 4 19 Liz Beville ......................................................... 23-10 17 16 33 32 4-8 1 15 1 12 10 Gina Campese ............................................... 20-1 9 14 23 21 1-3 0 6 5 2 5 Taylor Reh ........................................................ 20-11 19 3 22 37 1-5 1 11 4 6 7 Jordan Miller ................................................... 21-21 16 6 22 33 1-2 2 37 26 16 9 Alexis Egeberg ................................................ 21-4 15 3 18 35 3-6 1 13 6 12 4 Taylor Robinson ............................................ 21-7 13 0 13 31 3-3 0 19 1 2 13 Taylor Harney ................................................. 14-0 5 2 7 16 1-4 0 5 0 0 14 Heather Casey ............................................... 23-2 3 2 5 9 0-1 0 18 16 7 24 Antonia Cianfrocco ..................................... 21-21 2 1 3 2 0-0 0 23 4 14 17 Laura Edward .................................................. 15-0 1 2 3 6 0-0 0 4 4 3 2 Marta Dezio .................................................... 7-0 1 0 1 1 1-1 0 1 0 0 3 Melissa Kane ................................................... 23-23 0 1 1 1 0-0 0 22 16 18 6 Jamie Flood ..................................................... 23-23 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 39 16 20 23 Meg Rowe ....................................................... 23-23 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 33 22 15 00 Ally Levy ........................................................... 21-18 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 17 0 4 1 Jessica Lavelle ................................................. 21-2 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 16 5 14 25 Shauna Hutchinson ..................................... 16-5 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 15 0 2 21 Megan Milhaven ........................................... 12-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 6 2 1 26 Kellie Looney ................................................. 8-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 3 0 2 27 Kerry Bretti ...................................................... 8-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 2 1 0 15 Janine Glass ..................................................... 8-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 0 TOTALS ...................................................23 350 197 547 679 53-113 21 477 287 274 OPPONENTS .........................................23 172 59 231 472 38-121 2 420 280 165

No. Player ......................................................GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Saves/G Save% W-L 00 Ally Levy ........................................................... 21-18 908:59 106 7.00 107 7.06 .502 19-1 25 Shauna Hutchinson ..................................... 16-5 471:01 66 8.41 57 7.26 .463 2-1 TOTALS ...................................................23 1380:00 172 7.48 164 7.13 .488 21-2 OPPONENTS .........................................23 1380:00 350 15.22 188 8.17 .349 2-21

Date Opponent .................................................Result Mar. 8 NAZARETH ....................................................... W 18-10 Mar. 11 at St. Lawrence .................................................W 14-8 Mar. 13 at The College of New Jersey ......................L 5-12 Mar. 16 at Washington & Lee ...................................... W 8-7 Mar. 18 at Roanoke ........................................................W 17-13 Mar. 22 at Hamilton ........................................................W 12-9 Mar. 26 at Ithaca ............................................................... W 17-7 Apr. 2 * OSWEGO .......................................................W 20-5 Apr. 5 * at The College at Brockport ...................W 10-5 Apr. 7 WILLIAM SMITH .............................................. W 17-7 Apr. 9 * at Buffalo St. ..................................................W 13-8 Apr. 16 * at New Paltz ..................................................W 20-6 Apr. 19 * at Potsdam ...................................................... W 17-7 Apr. 21 UNION .................................................................W 14-8 Apr. 23 * FREDONIA ST. ................................................ W 15-2 Apr. 27 * ONEONTA ......................................................W 18-4 Apr. 30 * GENESEO ........................................................W 18-13 May 6 # GENESEO ........................................................W 23-8 May 7 # THE COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT ............W 14-6 May 11 + KEENE ST. ......................................................... W 21-3 May 14 = TUFTS ................................................................ W 13-7 May 15 ! COLBY................................................................W 15-4 May 21 $ Gettysburg (at Adelphi) ...............................L 11-13 HOME GAMES IN CAPS * SUNYAC game # SUNYAC Tournament + NCAA Div. III First Round = NCAA Div. III Second Round ! NCAA Div. III Quarterfinals $ NCAA Div. III Semifinals

Sophomore Liz Beville, who scored a season-high six points in a win at The College at Brockport, was Cortland’s second-leading freshman scorer last season.

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Team RecordsMOST POINTS, CAREER

Name ..................................... Years Played Goals Asst. Pts.Lindsay Abbott ..........................2009-11 185 126 311Brooke VandeWalker ..............1999-02 198 98 296Jennifer Willis ..............................2004-07 178 117 295Ali Bourgal ....................................2004-07 187 95 282Jeanna Angotti ...........................1999-02 211 39 250Jess Fritz ........................................2007-10 175 61 236Kristin DiMarzo ..........................1995, 97-99 193 40 233Sue Fitzgerald .............................1994-96 185 37 222Lauren Kelly .................................2000-02 142 70 212Liz Steadman ..............................1988-91 155 47 202Andrea Venditti .........................2005-07 155 36 191Laurie Fletcher ...........................1984-85, 87-88 126 50 176Carol Rainson ..............................1983-86 128 45 173Sara Gorman ...............................2001-04 128 42 170Kristie Herlihy .............................1991-93 131 28 159Danielle Torre .............................2008-09 115 42 157Maria Di Fato ..............................2010-11 107 40 147Annie Zdrodowski ....................1995-98 114 31 145Annie Bolton ...............................1988-91 121 23 144Suzie Gebhard ............................1999-01 111 26 137Christy DeVerna ........................1996-97 85 42 127Anne Musso ................................1994, 96-97 102 24 126Janine Hendrickson ..................1982-84 102 24 126 Beth Breen ...................................1985-87 93 30 123Gina Fazio .....................................2005-07 70 49 119Carly Peters .................................1998-01 52 66 118Elizabeth MacNabb .................2001-03 89 27 116Kerri Finn .......................................2002-05 95 20 115Jessie Lynch .................................2003-06 76 38 114Dawn Brega ..................................1992-95 73 40 113Michelle Babyak ........................1992-95 85 18 103Colleen Doyle.............................1982-84 85 18 103

MOST GOALS, CAREER

Goals Player ............................................................Years Played 211 Jeanna Angotti ...................................................... 1999-02 198 Brooke VandeWalker......................................... 1999-02 193 Kristin DiMarzo .................................................... 1995, 97-99 187 Ali Bourgal............................................................... 2004-07 185 Lindsay Abbott .................................................... 2009-11 185 Sue Fitzgerald ........................................................ 1994-96 178 Jennifer Willis ........................................................ 2004-07 175 Jess Fritz ................................................................... 2007-10 155 Andrea Venditti ................................................... 2005-07 155 Liz Steadman ......................................................... 1988-91

MOST ASSISTS, CAREER

Assists Player ............................................................Years Played 126 Lindsay Abbott .................................................... 2009-11 117 Jennifer Willis ........................................................ 2004-07 98 Brooke VandeWalker......................................... 1999-02 95 Ali Bourgal............................................................... 2004-07 70 Lauren Kelly............................................................ 2000-02 66 Carly Peters ............................................................ 1998-01 61 Jess Fritz ................................................................... 2007-10 50 Laurie Fletcher .................................................... 1984-85, 87-88 49 Gina Fazio ............................................................... 2005-07 47 Liz Steadman ....................................................... 1988-91 45 Carol Rainson ........................................................ 1983-86 42 Danielle Torre ........................................................ 2008-09 42 Sara Gorman .......................................................... 2001-04 42 Christy DeVerna .................................................. 1996-97

MOST POINTS, SINGLE GAME

Pts. Player Year Opponent Site Goals-Assists 17 Beth Breen 1986 Clarkson Home 10 goals, 7 assts. 16 Sue Fitzgerald 1995 Oneonta Home 13 goals, 3 assts.

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MOST GOALS, SINGLE GAME

Goals Player Opponent Date Site 13 Sue Fitzgerald Oneonta 4/4/95 Home 10 Kristin DiMarzo Potsdam 4/8/99 Home 10 Beth Breen Clarkson 4/26/86 Home 9 Jeanna Angotti Potsdam 4/16/01 Home 9 Beth Breen Hartwick 4/7/87 Home 9 Laurie Fletcher Oneonta 4/12/88 Away 9 Carol Rainson St. Lawrence 4/27/86 Home 9 Carol Rainson Clarkson 4/26/86 Home 9 Carol Rainson Oneonta 4/15/86 Away 9 Kristie Herlihy Albany 4/23/93 Away

MOST POINTS, SINGLE SEASON

Points Player ............................................................................. Year 138 Lindsay Abbott ...........................................................................2011 108 Danielle Torre ............................................................................ 2009 94 Brooke VandeWalker..............................................................2002 89 Maria Di Fato ................................................................................2011 88 Lindsay Abbott ........................................................................ 2009 87 Sue Fitzgerald ..............................................................................1995 85 Lindsay Abbott ..........................................................................2010 85 Ali Bourgal................................................................................... 2005 84 Ali Bourgal................................................................................... 2006 84 Brooke VandeWalker...............................................................2001 83 Jennifer Willis ............................................................................ 2005 82 Ali Bourgal....................................................................................2007 82 Jennifer Willis ............................................................................ 2006 81 Carol Rainson ............................................................................. 1986 80 Carol Rainson ..............................................................................1985 79 Ashley Cook .................................................................................2011 78 Jennifer Willis .............................................................................2007 78 Kristie Herlihy .............................................................................1992 78 Liz Steadman ................................................................................1991 77 Andrea Venditti ....................................................................... 2006 77 Sue Fitzgerald ............................................................................. 1996 76 Kelly Radigan ...............................................................................2010 76 Andrea Venditti ........................................................................2007 76 Lauren Kelly..................................................................................2001

All-American Danielle Torre held the school record for points in a season with 108 until Lindsay Abbott eclipsed the mark last season.

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MOST GOALS, SINGLE SEASON

Goals Player ......................................Year 80 Danielle Torre .............................2009 73 Sue Fitzgerald .............................. 1995 72 Lindsay Abbott .........................2009 68 Brooke VandeWalker.............. 2002 67 Maria Di Fato .................................2011 66 Andrea Venditti ........................2006 65 Jess Fritz ........................................2008 65 Kristie Herlihy ..............................1992 64 Jeanna Angotti ...........................2000 62 Lindsay Abbott ............................2011 61 Carol Rainson .............................. 1986 60 Sue Fitzgerald .............................. 1996 57 Ali Bourgal.................................... 2005 57 Sara Gorman ................................2003 57 Kristin DiMarzo .......................... 1998 57 Carol Rainson .............................. 1985 56 Jennifer Willis ............................. 2005 56 Jeanna Angotti ............................ 2001 56 Kristin DiMarzo .......................... 1999 56 Liz Steadman .................................1991

55 Andrea Venditti ........................ 2007 55 Kristie Herlihy ..............................1993 54 Ashley Cook ..................................2011 54 Ali Bourgal.................................... 2007 54 Brooke VandeWalker............... 2001 53 Anne Musso ..................................1997 52 Jeanna Angotti ........................... 2002 52 Lauren Kelly................................. 2002 52 Sue Fitzgerald .............................. 1994 51 Lindsay Abbott .......................... 2010 51 Rachel Cornwell ........................2008 51 Ali Bourgal....................................2006 50 Laurie Fletcher ............................ 1987 50 Sharyn Sarsen...............................1982

MOST ASSISTS, SINGLE SEASON

Assists Player ......................................Year 76 Lindsay Abbott ............................2011 42 Jennifer Willis ............................. 2007 36 Jennifer Willis .............................2006 34 Lindsay Abbott .......................... 2010 33 Ali Bourgal....................................2006

Team Records

Series Records vs. Opponents (1975-2011)Team ........................................... Series Record Began Last GameNazareth ............................................................1-0 2011 2011New England College ..................................1-0 2004 2004New Jersey, College of (Trenton St.) ......3-21 1987 2011New Paltz ........................................................ 9-0 1998 2011Northeastern ...................................................1-0 1982 1982Norwich .............................................................1-0 2010 2010Oneonta ........................................................ 40-1 1975 2011Oswego .......................................................... 21-0 1995 2011Penn State ........................................................0-2 1976 1977Plymouth St. ...................................................2-0 1982 1984Potsdam ......................................................... 15-0 1997 2011Randolph-Macon ...........................................1-0 2008 2008Rhode Island ....................................................0-1 1977 1977Rensselaer (RPI) ...............................................2-1 1994 1999Richmond ..........................................................0-1 1982 1982Roanoke .............................................................2-1 1991 2011Rochester ........................................................17-3 1982 2010Rowan (Glassboro St.).................................. 3-1 1984 1989Salisbury ............................................................. 1-2 1992 2008Shippensburg ...................................................1-0 2003 2003Skidmore ...........................................................3-0 1992 2007St. Lawrence .................................................. 13-11 1978 2011Slippery Rock ..................................................2-0 1980 1985Springfield .........................................................0-1 1993 1993Sweet Briar ......................................................1-0 1992 1992Tufts .....................................................................1-0 2011 2011Union ..................................................................4-4 1987 2011Ursinus ...............................................................0-3 1983 1985Utica ...................................................................2-0 2004 2005Vassar .................................................................4-0 1992 1995Washington & Lee ........................................2-0 2010 2011Wells ....................................................................1-0 1981 1981Wesleyan ...........................................................2-1 2003 2005West Point .......................................................2-0 1981 1982Western New England ................................1-0 2007 2007Wheaton, MA ................................................0-1 1986 1986Widener .............................................................1-0 1984 1984William Smith ............................................20-23 1977 2011Wittenberg .......................................................1-0 2005 2005Wooster, OH ...................................................1-0 1994 1994

Team ........................................... Series Record Began Last GameAlbany ................................................................5-0 1992 1996Alfred ..................................................................1-0 2001 2001Amherst .............................................................0-1 2003 2003Bentley................................................................1-0 2007 2007Bloomsburg ...................................................... 1-2 1991 1993Brockport ..................................................... 26-3 1975 2011Buffalo State .................................................. 16-1 1995 2011Cabrini................................................................2-0 2001 2005Christopher Newport .................................1-0 2009 2009Claremont-Mudd-Scripps..........................1-0 2009 2009Clarkson ............................................................2-0 1986 1987Colby .................................................................... 1-1 2010 2011Colgate .........................................................6-10-1 1975 1987Colorado College........................................... 3-1 2005 2007Cornell .......................................................... 12-6-1 1975 1987Davidson ............................................................0-1 2009 2009Delaware ............................................................0-1 1982 1982Denison .............................................................2-0 1979 1984East Stroudsburg ..........................................12-2 1983 1998Fredonia St..................................................... 13-0 2000 2011Franklin & Marshall ........................................1-0 2006 2006Frostburg St. .....................................................0-1 1994 1994Geneseo .........................................................22-1 1997 2011Gettysburg ........................................................ 1-2 2002 2011Guilford ..............................................................1-0 1991 1991Hamilton ........................................................ 19-13 1984 2011Hartwick........................................................28-12 1975 2008Hofstra ...............................................................5-0 1978 1982Hollins .................................................................0-1 1979 1979Ithaca .........................................................25-17-1 1975 2011Keene St. ...........................................................2-0 2006 2011Lafayette............................................................0-1 1980 1980Le Moyne .........................................................3-0 1996 1998Lock Haven .................................................... 13-6 1978 1997Loyola .................................................................1-0 1979 1979Lynchburg .........................................................1-0 1983 1983Mary Washington ..........................................1-0 1984 1984Maryland-Baltimore County ...................1-0 1980 1980Massachusetts.................................................0-1 1977 1977Middlebury ......................................................0-2 2001 2004Morrisville St. ..................................................2-0 2008 2009

33 Carly Peters .................................. 2001 30 Brooke VandeWalker............... 2001 28 Danielle Torre .............................2009 28 Ali Bourgal.................................... 2007 28 Ali Bourgal.................................... 2005 28 Lauren Kelly.................................. 2001 28 Brooke VandeWalker..............2000 27 Kelly Radigan ............................... 2010 27 Jennifer Willis ............................. 2005 27 Christy DeVerna .........................1997 26 Brooke VandeWalker.............. 2002 25 Ashley Cook ..................................2011 25 Meghan Gallagher ....................2009 25 Lauren Kelly.................................2000 25 Dawn Brega .................................. 1995

C O R T L A N D

Year Player ....................................... Team2003 Sara Gorman ....................................First Erin Gallagher ............................Second Elizabeth MacNabb................Second

2002 Jeanna Angotti .................................First Liz Ramme .........................................First Brooke VandeWalker ...................First Lauren Kelly ...............................Second

2001 Jeanna Angotti .................................First Keri Laurenzo ...................................First Brooke VandeWalker ...................First Liz Ramme ..................................Second Tara VanValkenburgh .............Second

2000 Jeanna Angotti .................................First Elizabeth Sewruk ............................First Brooke VandeWalker ...................First Liz Ramme ..................................Second

1999 Kristin DiMarzo ...............................First Lilli Staab ............................................First Jeanna Angotti ..........................Second Brooke VandeWalker ............Second

1998 Kristin DiMarzo ...............................First Kelly Cronin ...............................Second Dawn Pease ................................Second

1997 Kristin DiMarzo ...............................First Christy DeVerna .............................First

1996 Sue Fitzgerald...................................First Gina Carlo ..................................Second Becky Meyer .............................Second

1995 Michelle Babyak ..............................First Kristin DiMarzo ...............................First Sue Fitzgerald...................................First Dawn Brega ................................Second Becky Meyer .............................Second

Year Player ....................................... Team2011 Lindsay Abbott ...............................First

2010 Lindsay Abbott ........................Second Maria Di Fato .............................Second Jess Fritz ............................................Third

2009 Danielle Torre...................................First Lindsay Abbott ........................Second Lindsay Bakker ..........................Second

2008 Jess Fritz ............................................Third

2007 Ali Bourgal ..................................Second Cici Carter ..................................Second Jennifer Willis ............................Second

2006 Jennifer Willis ...................................First Erin Lynn......................................Second Ali Bourgal .......................................Third Erin Gallagher .................................Third

2005 Ali Bourgal .........................................First Kerri Finn .....................................Second Cici Carter .......................................Third Erin Lynn...........................................Third

All-AmericansYear Player ....................................... Team2004 Sara Gorman ..................................Third

2003 Sara Gorman .............................Second

2002 Brooke VandeWalker ...................First Jeanna Angotti ..........................Second

2001 Brooke VandeWalker ...................First Keri Laurenzo ............................Second

2000 Jeanna Angotti ..........................Second Brooke VandeWalker ............Second

1999 Kristin DiMarzo ...............................First Lilli Staab .....................................Second

1998 Kristin DiMarzo ..........Hon. Mention

1997 Kristin DiMarzo ........................Second Christy DeVerna ........Hon. Mention

1996 Sue Fitzgerald.................................Third

1995 Sue Fitzgerald............................Second

All-Region Selections (since 1985)Year Player ....................................... Team2011 Lindsay Abbott ...............................First Ashley Cook .....................................First Maria Di Fato ....................................First Ally Levy .............................................First Jordan Miller ..............................Second

2010 Lindsay Abbott ...............................First Maria Di Fato ....................................First Jess Fritz ..............................................First

2009 Lindsay Abbott ...............................First Lindsay Bakker .................................First Danielle Torre...................................First Anna Fahey ................................Second

2008 Lindsay Bakker .................................First Jess Fritz ..............................................First Rachel Cornwell .......................Second

2007 Ali Bourgal .........................................First Cici Carter .........................................First Jennifer Willis ...................................First Jill Battaglia .................................Second Jess Fritz .......................................Second

2006 Ali Bourgal .........................................First Erin Gallagher ...................................First Erin Lynn.............................................First Andrea Venditti ..............................First Jennifer Willis ...................................First Regina Grosso ...........................Second

2005 Ali Bourgal .........................................First Cici Carter .........................................First Kerri Finn ............................................First Erin Lynn.............................................First Jessie Lynch................................Second Dyan Voorhees ........................Second

2004 Erin Gallagher ...................................First Sara Gorman ....................................First Jennifer Willis ............................Second

Year Player ....................................... Team1994 Michelle Babyak ..............................First Sue Fitzgerald...................................First Lisa Scarborough ............................First Amy Weichman ..............................First Dawn Brega ..................Hon. Mention

1993 Michelle Babyak ..............................First Sue Behme ........................................First Kristie Herlihy ..................................First

1992 Sue Behme ........................................First Kristie Herlihy ..................................First Debbie Ronsini ................................First Jane Fickes ....................Hon. Mention

1991 Ann Bolton ........................................First LIz Steadman....................................First

1990 Kris LaPaglia .......................................First Mary Micciche .................................First Linda Smith .......................................First Ann Bolton ...................Hon. Mention Liz Steadman ...............Hon. Mention

1989 Kris LaPaglia .......................................First

1988 Laurie Fletcher .................................First

1987 Laurie Fletcher .................................First Chris Tindall ......................................First

1986 Kathy Brown .....................................First Carol Rainson ...................................First

1985 Chris Garrett ....................................First Patty Swenk ......................................First

Year Player ....................................... Team1994 Michelle Babyak ..............................First Sue Fitzgerald............................Second

1993 Sue Behme .................................Second

1992 Sue Behme .................................Second

1990 Kris LaPaglia ................................Second

1989 Kris LaPaglia .......................................First

1988 Laurie Fletcher ............Hon. Mention

1987 Chris Tindall ...............................Second Laurie Fletcher ............Hon. Mention

1986 Carol Rainson ............................Second Kathy Brown ..............................Second

1985 Patty Swenk ......................................First Chris Garrett ...............Hon. Mention

1984 Colleen Doyle ..................................First Patty Swenk ......................................First

R e D D R A g O N s

All-State Selections (1985-2007)Year Player ....................................... Team2007 Deanne Abell ...................................First Ali Bourgal .........................................First Jennifer Willis ...................................First Cici Carter ..................................Second Jill Battaglia ......................................Third Andrea Venditti ............................Third

2006 Ali Bourgal .........................................First Regina Grosso ..................................First Erin Lynn.............................................First Jennifer Willis ...................................First Erin Gallagher ............................Second Andrea Venditti .......................Second Dyan Voorhees .............................Third

2005 Ali Bourgal .........................................First Cici Carter .........................................First Kerri Finn ............................................First

2004 Erin Gallagher ...................................First Sara Gorman ....................................First Jennifer Willis ............................Second

2003 Erin Gallagher ...................................First Sara Gorman ....................................First Elizabeth MacNabb.......................First Regina Grosso ................................Third Lindsay Maynard ..........................Third

2002 Jeanna Angotti .................................First Liz Ramme .........................................First Brooke VandeWalker ...................First Lauren Kelly ...............................Second Trish Kesicki ...............................Second Julie Gerhartz .................................Third

2001 Jeanna Angotti .................................First Keri Laurenzo ...................................First Brooke VandeWalker ...................First Tara VanValkenburgh ....................First Lauren Kelly ...............................Second Liz Ramme .......................................Third

2000 Jeanna Angotti .................................First Elizabeth Sewruk ............................First Brooke VandeWalker ...................First Tara VanValkenburgh .............Second Carly Peters .....................................Third Liz Ramme .......................................Third

1999 Kristin DiMarzo ...............................First Lilli Staab ............................................First Jeanna Angotti ..........................Second Tara VanValkenburgh .............Second Jessica Carvel ..................................Third Brooke VandeWalker .................Third

1998 Kristin DiMarzo ...............................First Dawn Pease .......................................First Kelly Cronin ...............................Second Lilli Staab ..........................................Third

1997 Christy DeVerna .............................First Kristin DiMarzo ...............................First Becky Meyer ....................................First Dawn Pease ................................Second

1996 Gina Carlo .........................................First Sue Fitzgerald...................................First Becky Meyer ....................................First Christy DeVerna ......................Second Dawn Pease .....................................Third

Year Player ....................................... Team1995 Michelle Babyak ..............................First Dawn Brega .......................................First Kristin DiMarzo ...............................First Sue Fitzgerald...................................First Becky Meyer .............................Second

1994 Michelle Babyak ..............................First Sue Fitzgerald...................................First Lisa Scarborough ............................First Amy Weichman ..............................First Dawn Brega ................................Second Gina Carlo ..................................Second

1993 Michelle Babyak ..............................First Sue Behme ........................................First Kristie Herlihy ..................................First Dawn Brega ................................Second 1992 Sue Behme ........................................First Kristie Herlihy ..................................First Mary Micciche .................................First Jane Fickes ..................................Second Tara Remington ........................Second

1991 Ann Bolton ........................................First Liz Steadman ....................................First

Year Player ....................................... Team1990 Kris LaPaglia .......................................First Linda Smith .......................................First Ann Bolton .................................Second Mary Micciche ..........................Second Liz Steadman ...............Hon. Mention

1989 Kris LaPaglia .......................................First Liz Steadman .............................Second Sharie White .............................Second

1987 Laurie Fletcher .................................First Chris Tindall ......................................First Beth Breen ..................................Second Michele Miner ..........................Second Jane Becker ..................Hon. Mention 1986 Jennifer Courtney ..........................First Carol Pouliot ....................................First Carol Rainson ...................................First Chris Tindall ......................................First Liz Freer .......................................Second Beth Breen ....................Hon. Mention Kathy Brown ................Hon. Mention

1985 Chris Garrett ....................................First Patty Swenk ......................................First Kathy Brown ..............................Second Lisa Christiansen ........Hon. Mention

All-SUNYAC SelectionsYear Player ....................................... Team2011 Lindsay Abbott ...Player of the Year Lindsay Abbott ...............................First Ashley Cook .....................................First Maria Di Fato ....................................First Meg Rowe .........................................First Ally Levy ......................................Second Jordan Miller ..............................Second

2010 Maria Di Fato .....Rookie of the Year Lindsay Abbott ...............................First Maria Di Fato ....................................First Jess Fritz ..............................................First Meg Rowe .........................................First Melissa Kane ..............................Second Ally Levy ......................................Second Kelly Radigan .............................Second

2009 Danielle Torre......Player of the Year Lindsay Abbott ...............................First Lindsay Bakker .................................First Jess Fritz ..............................................First Danielle Torre...................................First Anna Fahey ................................Second

2008 Jess Fritz .........Co-Player of the Year Deanne Abell ...................................First Lindsay Bakker .................................First Rachel Cornwell ..............................First Jess Fritz ..............................................First Anna Fahey ................................Second Danielle Torre............................Second

2007 Ali Bourgal ............Player of the Year Ali Bourgal .........................................First Cici Carter .........................................First Jess Fritz ..............................................First Andrea Venditti ..............................First Jennifer Willis ...................................First Deanne Abell ............................Second

Year Player ....................................... Team2007 Lindsay Bakker ..........................Second Gina Fazio ...................................Second

2006 Jennifer Willis ......Player of the Year Ali Bourgal .........................................First Erin Gallagher ...................................First Regina Grosso ..................................First Erin Lynn.............................................First Andrea Venditti ..............................First Dyan Voorhees ...............................First Jennifer Willis ...................................First Cici Carter ..................................Second Gina Fazio ...................................Second

2005 Ali Bourgal .........................................First Cici Carter .........................................First Kerri Finn ............................................First Erin Lynn.............................................First Dyan Voorhees ...............................First Jennifer Willis ...................................First Erin Gallagher ............................Second Regina Grosso ...........................Second

2004 Sara Gorman .......Player of the Year J. Willis ..........Co-Rookie of the Year Erin Gallagher ...................................First Sara Gorman ....................................First Michelle Michaels ..........................First Jennifer Willis ...................................First Kerri Finn .....................................Second Dyan Voorhees ........................Second

2003 Sara Gorman .......Player of the Year Regina Grosso ...Rookie of the Year Erin Gallagher ...................................First Sara Gorman ....................................First Jessie Lynch.......................................First Elizabeth MacNabb.......................First Lindsay Maynard ............................First

C O R T L A N D

Year Record Head Coach ...............................Team Honors2011 21-2 Kathy Taylor .....................................Tied for 3rd, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions2010 17-3 Taylor...................................................Tied for 9th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions2009 14-7 Taylor...................................................Tied for 9th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions2008 14-6 Jeanna Gates/Elizabeth Sewruk.......Tied for 9th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions2007 15-4 Cynthia Wetmore..........................Tied for 9th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions2006 19-1 Wetmore ...........................................Tied for 3rd, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions2005 18-2 Wetmore ...........................................Tied for 5th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions2004 13-6 Wetmore ...........................................Tied for 9th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions2003 14-5 Wetmore ...........................................Tied for 9th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions2002 14-3 Wetmore ...........................................Tied for 5th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions2001 16-3 Wetmore ...........................................Tied for 5th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions; 2nd, NYSWCAA Tournament2000 14-2 Wetmore ...........................................Tied for 9th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions1999 14-5 Wetmore ...........................................Tied for 9th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions; 3rd, NYSWCAA Tournament1998 9-6 Wetmore ...........................................NYSWCAA Quarterfinals1997 10-7 Stacey Schilling ...............................SUNYAC Champions; 4th, NYSWCAA Tournament1996 12-5 Pat Rudy .............................................4th, NYSWCAA Tournament1995 10-7 Rudy .....................................................3rd, NYSWCAA Tournament1994 10-5 Rudy .....................................................2nd, NYSWCAA Tournament1993 8-6 Rudy .....................................................4th, NYSWCAA Tournament1992 11-6 Rudy .....................................................3rd, NYSWCAA Tournament1991 9-7 Rudy .....................................................3rd, NYSWCAA Tournament1990 10-5 Rudy .....................................................2nd, NYSWCAA Tournament; ECAC Mid-Atlantic Champions1989 8-7 Rudy .....................................................4th, NYSWCAA Tournament1988 3-7 Anna Meyer ......................................None1987 8-6 Pat Rudy .............................................5th, NYS Tournament1986 9-2 Rudy .....................................................Tied for 5th, NCAA Div. III Tournament1985 11-4 Rudy .....................................................Tied for 5th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; ECAC Mid-Atlantic Region Champions 1984 15-2 Rudy .....................................................2nd, USWLA Div. III National Tournament; ECAC Mid-Atlantic Region Champions1983 8-1 Rudy .....................................................3rd, USWLA Div. III National Tournament1982 12-3 Rudy .....................................................7th, AIAW Div. II National Tournament1981 6-6 Janet Greene ....................................2nd, NYS Tournament1980 10-5-1 Greene ................................................3rd, NYSAIAW; 8th, AIAW Div. II National Tournament1979 9-5-1 Greene ................................................3rd, AIAW National Tournament1978 6-5-1 Maria Hutsick ...................................6th, NYSAIAW1977 5-5 Suzanne Wills ..................................3rd, NYSAIAW1976 6-2 Wills .....................................................2nd, NYSAIAW1975 5-1 Wills .....................................................None

Year-by-Year Records/Postseason

Coach .............................................................Years (Seasons) Record Pct.Kathy Taylor ......................................................................3 (2009-11) 52-12 .813Jeanna Gates/Elizabeth Sewruk................................1 (2008) 14-6 .700Cynthia Wetmore ......................................................... 10 (1998-2007) 146-37 .798Stacey Schilling .................................................................1 (1997) 10-7 .588Pat Rudy ............................................................................ 14 (1982-87, 89-96) 141-66 .681Anna Meyer ........................................................................1 (1988) 3-7 .300Janet Greene .....................................................................3 (1979-81) 25-16-2 .605Maria Hutsick .....................................................................1 (1978) 6-5-1 .542Suzanne Wills ...................................................................3 (1975-77) 16-8 .667TOTALS ................................................................37 (1975-2011) 413-164-3 .715

Coaching Records

All-SUNYAC Selections (continued)Year Player ....................................... Team2003 Kerri Finn .....................................Second Regina Grosso ...........................Second

2002 B. VandeWalker ..... Player of the Year Jeanna Angotti .................................First Julie Gerhartz ...................................First Sara Gorman ....................................First Lauren Kelly ......................................First Liz Ramme ....................Hon. Mention Liz Sewruk ....................Hon. Mention 2001 B. VandeWalker ..... Player of the Year Jeanna Angotti .................................First Lauren Kelly ......................................First Keri Laurenzo ...................................First Carly Peters .......................................First Elizabeth Sewruk ............................First Tara VanValkenburgh ....................First

Year Player ....................................... Team2000 Jeanna Angotti ....Player of the Year Lauren Kelly ......................................First Liz Ramme .........................................First Liz Sewruk .........................................First Brooke VandeWalker ...................First Tara VanValkenburgh ....................First Suzie Gebhard ............Hon. Mention Keri Laurenzo ..............Hon. Mention Carly Peters ..................Hon. Mention

1999 Kristin DiMarzo ...Player of the Year Jeanna Angotti .................................First Lilli Staab ............................................First Tara VanValkenburgh ....................First B. VandeWalker ..........Hon. Mention Julie Gerhartz ..............Hon. Mention

Year Player ....................................... Team1998 Kristin DiMarzo ...Player of the Year Kelly Cronin ......................................First Dawn Pease .......................................First Lilli Staab .......................Hon. Mention

1997 Christy DeVerna .............................First Anne Musso ......................................First Kristin DiMarzo ...............................First Lilli Staab ............................................First Becky Meyer ...............Hon. Mention C. Bodisco Massink...Hon. Mention

R e D D R A g O N s

About SUNY CortlandLocated atop one of the rolling hills in central New York’s “City of Seven Valleys,” the State University of New York College at Cortland was founded in 1868 as the Cortland Normal School, which included among its earliest students inventor and industrialist Elmer A. Sperry of Sperry-Rand Corp. fame.

Over the decades, the campus expanded and in 1941, by an act of legislature and the Board of Regents, the institution officially became a four-year college providing courses leading to the bachelor’s degree. In 1948, Cortland was a founding member of the State University of New York. Today, approximately 7,500 students are pursuing degrees within the College’s three academic divisions — arts and sciences, professional studies and the school of education. Twenty-three departments with a faculty of more than 400 offer the SUNY Cortland student body 70 majors and 44 minors from which to choose. The College’s main campus covers 191 acres and includes 31 traditional and modern buildings. Fifteen of these structures are residence halls providing on-campus housing for approximately 3,000 students. Cortland also operates its Outdoor Education Center at Raquette Lake in the Adirondacks, the Hoxie Gorge Nature Preserve outside Cortland, and the Brauer Education Center on the Helderberg Escarpment near Albany. At Cortland, athletics are viewed as having an important role in the educational mission of the College. During the fall, winter and spring seasons, Cortland participates in 25 intercollegiate sports — 14 women’s and 11 men’s — in an attempt to provide a broad program which meets the needs, interests and abilities of its students.

The Cortland athletic program placed 16th nationally out of approximately 440 colleges and universities in the 2010-11 all-sport Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Division III standings. Cortland is the only New York school and one of only five nationwide to finish in the top 20 each of the last 16 years. Since 1989, the Red Dragons have captured 15 NCAA Division III team titles.

The College offers its student-athletes excellent athletic facilities. The newly-constructed on -campus stadium features two artificial turf fields. One field seats 6,500 spectators, the other 1,500. The Cortland football, field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s track and field teams are among those who utilize the facility, which the New York Times called “...a new stadium worthy of a major university power.”

The Bessie L. Park Physical Education and Recreation Center, opened in 1973, features the Whitney T. Corey Gymnasium with a 3,500 seating capacity; the Olympic-sized Harriet Holsten swimming pool with gallery seating for 1,500; the Alumni Ice Arena, a facility which can accommodate 2,500 spectators; a 500-seat gymnastics arena; racquetball and squash courts; a wrestling room; modern athletic training facilities; and the state-of-the-art Francis Woods Fitness Facility.

Nearby Clayton R. Lusk Field House, with its tartan-textured surface, is home for the indoor track teams, varsity practice sessions and recreational activities. Cortland’s soccer teams play on T. Fred “Prof” Holloway Field, which has lights for night contests and newly installed bleachers. The College also has 22 outdoor tennis courts and two outdoor basketball courts and boasts Robert H. Wallace Field (baseball) and Dragon Field (softball) as part of its 51 acres of athletic fields.

2008 Cortland Wom

en’s Lacrosse Team (left to right) Front Row

: Beth Elmer, Rachel Cornw

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Pacifico, Jessie Fritz, Casey Costello, Lynn Tran, Alyse Valentini, A

nna Fahey. Middle Row

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icki Mahoney, M

elissa Kane, Danielle Torre, Tricia Condon, A

bby Simpson, Em

ily Soderquist, Sarah Farrell. Back Row

: Co-Head Coach Jeanna (A

ngotti) Gates, Beth Cutia, Bri Shost, Bree Sm

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allagher, Lindsay Bakker, Co-Head Coach Elizabeth Sew

ruk, Volunteer Assistant Coach Erin G

allagher. Not Pictured:

Mallory Palm

ieri.

March

1 Thu. at Union ........................................................4:00

7 Wed. at Salisbury .................................................. 7:00

10 Sat. at Franklin & Marshall .................................1:00

17 Sat. THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY .............. 12:00

20 Tue. ST. LAWRENCE .............................................4:00

24 Sat. ITHACA ...........................................................1:00

29 Thu. at Nazareth ..................................................4:00

31 Sat. * at Oswego ................................................. 11:00

April

3 Tue. * THE COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT .............4:00

5 Thu. at William Smith .........................................4:00

7 Sat. * BUFFALO ST. ............................................ 12:00

14 Sat. * NEW PALTZ .................................................1:00

17 Tue. * POTSDAM ..................................................4:00

2012 Red Dragon ScheduleApril

21 Sat. * at Fredonia St. ...........................................1:00

24 Tue. * at Oneonta ................................................4:00

28 Sat. * at Geneseo .................................................1:00

May

4 Fri. SUNYAC Semifinals .................................... TBA

5 Sat. SUNYAC Finals ............................................. TBA

9 Wed. NCAA Division III First Round .................. TBA

12-13 Sat-Sun NCAA Division III Regional ....................... TBA

19-20 Sat-Sun NCAA Division III Semifinals/Finals ....... TBA

* SUNYAC game

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