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2009 NCAA DIVISION III FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEWBy: Bob Birge (NCAA.com Correspondent)Saturday’s Division III national semifinal between top-ranked Messiah and No. 3 Ursinus is a rematch of the 2006 championship game.

Three years ago, Ursinus overcame a No. 8 seed – the lowest in the tournament – to capture its first – and only – field hockey crown with a 3-2 victory over Messiah.

Current Messiah goaltender Ashley Mowery started that game as a freshman and recorded seven saves.

Ursinus is making its fourth appearance in the final four under 11th-year coach Laura Moliken, who won three national titles as a player at Division I Old Dominion from 1989-92.

THEY’VE BEEN HERE BEFORE – Three of last year’s final four participants – Messiah, Ursinus and Tufts – made it back to the national semifinals.

Bowdoin, last season’s other final four team, was replaced by Salisbury. The Sea Gulls have four national titles – most among this year’s final four clubs – but that is still five shy of the Division III record of nine held by the College of New Jersey.

Bowdoin, the defending two-time national champions, began the year ranked No. 1 in Division III, but the Polar Bears struggled through an up-and-down 10-6 season and did not even qualify for the NCAA tournament.

Their season ended in stunning fashion, as they surrendered the winning goal with just eight seconds remaining in a 2-1 loss to Trinity in the semifinals of the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) tournament.

ROAD TO SOUTH HADLEY – Messiah faced the toughest test to get to the final four, needing overtime to defeat Lebanon Valley, 3-2, in the quarterfinals last Sunday.

Salisbury posted a 3-2 regulation win over SUNY Cortland; Ursinus routed Trinity,

5-1, and Tufts handled Skidmore, 4-1.

Junior Julie Barton scored the game-winner 5 minutes, 31 seconds into overtime for Messiah, which posted its third victory of the season over Lebanon Valley College.

A week earlier, the Falcons defeated Lebanon, 2-1, in the Commonwealth Confer-ence championship game to give coach Jan Trapp her 500th career victory.

STINGY DEFENSE – Tufts entered the NCAA tournament with the best defense in Division III, allowing only 0.53 goals per game. The Jumbos yielded one goal in each of their two tournament wins.

Sophomore goalkeeper Marianna Zak came into postseason play leading the NCAA with a 0.52 goals-against average.

Although just a junior, Tamara Brown already has established a Tufts’ record for career points with 127. Brown also is threatening to break the school’s single-season mark of 61 points that she set last year. She has 55 points on 21 goals and 13 assists.

THEY’RE All-STARS – Four players who will be participating in the semifinals were named to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division III Senior All-Star Game.

They foursome includes Beverly Beladino and Lauren Correll of Salisbury, along with Mowery and Katie Hunt of Ursinus.

Correll scored her 78th career goal last week against SUNY Cortland, leaving her two away from the school record of 80, set by Jill Cressor from 1999-2002.

The NFHCA All-Star contest will be played Sunday at Mount Holyoke at 9:30 a.m.

There is only one thing missing on the resume of legendary Messiah field hockey coach Jan Trapp - a national championship.

Trapp and the undefeated Falcons get another chance to capture the school’s first field hockey title this weekend when they make their 13th appearance in the Division III final four, which takes place at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Mass.

There were no surprises in regional play last weekend, as the top four ranked teams advanced to the national semifinals by winning second- and third-round contests at home.

No. 1 Messiah (21-0) meets No. 3 Ursinus (20-2) in Saturday’s first semifinal at 11 a.m., followed by a contest between No. 2 Salisbury (18-1) and No. 4 Tufts (18-1), last year’s national runner-up, at 2 p.m.

The two semifinal survivors play for the title Sunday at 1 p.m.

Completing her 37th season at the helm of the Messiah program, Trapp has coached in more games (701) than any field hockey coach in NCAA history, regardless of the division.

On November 7, Trapp won her 500th game, becoming only the fourth NCAA coach in the sport (all divisions) to achieve that milestone. She has added two more victories in the NCAA tournament to improve her career mark to 502-171-28.

Yet the 1967 graduate of West Chester University has never won the final game of the season despite coming close so many times. The Falcons have fallen in the finals six times, most recently, losing in the championship to Ursinus in 2006.

Unlike some coaches, Trapp is not obsessed with winning a title. Of course, that doesn’t mean the Falcons won’t be playing to win this weekend.

“We’d love to come home national champions, there’s absolutely no question,” Trapp said. “I know the girls have been working for that. If we don’t win it, we’ll be upset like anybody else.”

Coming off its first undefeated regular season since 1984, Messiah figures to be the favorite this weekend. However, Ursinus coach Laura Moliken believes the pressure is squarely on the Falcons.

`I think 21-0 is an absolutely awful burden to carry into a championship,” said Moliken, who guided Ursinus to its only crown three years ago. “I think coaches will often

tell you that (being undefeated) is not always an advantage.”

Ursinus’ only loss was a 4-3 defeat to Messiah in the second game of the season on Sept. 5. Ursinus scored first, but the Falcons erupted for three goals in a span of less than two minutes late in the first half to take control.

Messiah boasts a pair of potent scorers in junior forward Kourtney Ehly (26 goals, 11 assists, 63 points) and senior forward Katie Love (24-11-59), who have combined for 122 points this season.

But the Falcons’ true leader is junior midfielder Julie Barton, the Commonwealth Conference Player of the Year. While Barton only has eight goals and 12 assists, she gets the offense going and scored the overtime game winner in last Sunday’s 3-2 quarterfinal victory over Lebanon Valley College.

Ursinis is led by the trio of junior midfielders Megan Yoder (26-19-71), sophomore forward Alyssa Thren (32-6-70) and senior forward Jessica Zatwarnicki (19-15-53).

Thren, who is averaging a Division III-best 1.5 goals per contest, has established a Centennial Conference record for goals in a season. She broke the previous mark of 31 set last year by another Ursinus standout, Jenny Moore.

“She’s a tremendous finisher around goal,” Moliken said of Thren. “She has such speed. This year one of her challenges has been to learn how to play great defense and she has gotten much better at that.”

Ursinus loves to attack, out-shooting its opponents by a combined 726-207, which goes a long way toward explaining why the Bears average 6.95 goals per game, the highest total in Division III.

“They have great athletes, great scoring potential,” Trapp said. “Our girls know they have to step it up and bring their best game. It’s two similar teams playing each other, similar in playing styles.”

Of all the teams in action this weekend, Salisbury leads the way with four national championships (1986, 2003, 2004 and 2005). The Sea Gulls’ only loss in the regular season was a 3-2 overtime defeat to Messiah.

Tufts, which did not play any of the final four participants in the regular season, is looking to return to the championship game after suffering a heartbreaking 3-2 overtime setback to Bowdoin in the finals last season.

2009 NCAA DIVISION III FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP NOTEBOOKBy: Bob Birge (NCAA.com Correspondent)

From Frances Perkins to Susan Lori Parks, Mount Holyoke College has produced some impressive women. Barbara Cassani ’82 is no exception. As a leading businesswomen and active leader for the 2012 Summer Olympics, Cassani’s education and drive have taken her to the top.

She graduated magna cum laude in 1982 with a major in international relations. Her Mount Holyoke life didn’t end there, as she later became a trustee for the college. She also continued her post-Mount Holyoke education at the Woodrow Wilson School for Public and International Affairs at Princeton

University, where she completed a master’s degree in public affairs. Her school-ing in international relations took her to Washington, D.C. to work at Coopers & Lybrand, one of the world’s largest privately owned organizations. After working in their international division, Cassani switched careers and took a position with international flight mega-company British Airways. It was at British Airways that Cassani’s management and eye for business took flight.

While at British Airways, other airlines were establishing flights that attempted to facilitate more affordable travel. This competition inspired Cassani’s development of British Airways own low-cost airline. Cassani’s leadership and innovative ideas earned her the task of creating such an airline. With this job, Cassani soared and took a small European airline – previously bought by British Airways – and trans-formed it into Go Fly, a budget flight part of British Airways. Her part in creating Go Fly led her to become a leading businesswoman. In 2002, Cassani won the

Veuve Clicquot Businesswoman of the Year Award, which has been described as one of the UK’s most prestigious Business awards. She has also appeared in Wall Street Journal Europe’s list of the twenty-five most successful businesswomen.

Go Fly went on to have a successful subsidiary life and eventually merged with EasyJet. During this merger, Cassani’s interests took a new direction and flew into sports. In 2003, she was chosen to head London’s bid for the 2012 Summer Olympics. Although unknown in the Olympic arena, her experience in both busi-ness and management proved just the ticket for the Olympic organizing committee, as she led the committee through the Olympic bidding process. Under Cassani’s leadership, a blueprint for the Olympics was created, including London’s plans for the location and infrastructure of the facilities. This plan took London to the top five cities under consideration. Cassani transferred her chair role to Lord Coe, Olympic gold medalist in the 1500 m run, who eventually headed London to its successful selection as the host site for the 2012 Summer Olympics.

Cassani’s success in the business field only continues, most recently with Jury’s Inn Hotels. Her ambition and intelligence have moved her up the work ladder as she continues to prove her many talents and professionalism. She will return to Mount Holyoke this weekend, speaking about leadership and taking an active role in the 2009 Division III National Field Hockey Championship. Her participation in spearheading an airline, various chairing positions, and the 2012 Summer Olympics makes Cassani a perfect role model for young women – athletes and non-athletes alike – across the country.

MOUNT HOLYOKE NEWS: BARBARA CASSANI FEATUREBy: Terry Orr (Mount Holyoke Senior Soccer Team Member)

As the NCAA Division III Field Hockey Tournament draws near, some esteemed field hockey alumnae prove that their passion for the game is as strong as their passion for their alma mater. Alison Hersey Risch is one such alum. Alison has seen the game of field hockey and lacrosse evolve into the sport we have today, both Varsity sports at Mount Holyoke.

Daughter of a class of ‘27 alum, Mount Holyoke was an automatic choice for Alison’s college career. Alison recalls, “It was a good fit even though it took an extra year of academics to get the big acceptance letter.”

During that post-graduate year at the Northampton School for Girls, Alison played one year with Hampshire Association Field Hockey. In that short year, Alison made the Northeast Team and National Tournament. For the next five years, Alison con-tinued to play with Hampshire Field Hockey as it brought her exposure to a high level of coaching and game play. When she entered MHC in 1955, field hockey was only offered as a club sport and Smith was the only intramural competition.

A year later, Alison represented the United States Field Hockey Association touring team to South Africa and Rhodesia. There, Alison traveled with both the Springbok and Scottish teams, playing each other and other provincial teams. Alison remem-bers that her time with the South African teams was before they were banned from international play and held the reputation of being “the finest Field Hockey players in the world.” This would be the year Alison would learn “what fitness meant.” In 1959, Alison took a leave of absence from her second semester of her senior year

to once again represent the USFHA again on the Touring Team to the International Conference in Amsterdam.

After graduating, Alison found herself at Tufts earning a M.Ed in preschool education and became fascinated with Lacrosse, a sport that she wasn’t competitively exposed to at Mount Holy-oke. She began playing with the Boston Women’s Lacrosse Association and was “hooked by the fastest game on two feet.” She would go on to travel to Great Britain and Ireland as captain of the United States Womens’ Lacrosse Association team. However her passion for field hockey never faded.

In 1962 she was invited to play England in Wembley Stadium and tour the British Isles. She recalls the event, “we played before 52,000 rabid school girls who could match the noise of any Red Sox/Yankees game.” They tied England that year for the first time in history. The next year, The USFHA hosted the International Conference at Goucher College and she played left wing for the team. In 1967, she played internationally again in Germany. Her final tour came in 1969 when she traveled with the Great Britain Pioneers Lacrosse Team to Australia with the goal of modern lacrosse to the Aussies. That year she went to New Zealand on to Honk Kong, Tokyo and back to Amsterdam “introducing our sport to the world.” However, only a year later Australia would come to the US and defeat them. Alison recounts, “I think we taught them too well.”

MOUNT HOLYOKE NEWS: ALISON HERSEY RISCH FEATUREBy: Peggy Wefald (Mount Holyoke Senior Field Hockey Team Member)

In a time when intercollegiate athletics is often criticized as being separate or auxiliary to the mission of higher education, Mount Holyoke has embraced athletics as another learning laboratory on campus. The national championship provides the opportunity for students who are athletes and for those who are not to test their leadership skills in a real world environment.

Who are the FHOCers?The Field Hockey Organizing Committee (FHOCers) is a group of Mount Holyoke College students who have volunteered to participate in the planning and execution of the NCAA Field Hockey National Championship. This group of eighteen women has been meeting regularly since spring 2009. The group includes students who are varsity athletes and those who are not. Each of the FHOCers oversees her own project team that she was expected to assemble and lead.

Chair, FHOC: JJ ArchibaldVice Chair, FHOC: Kiki BoylesAlumnae Relations: Brigitte BuehlerCampus and Community Outreach: Tricia Chase and Maddy StarbranchChampions Dinner: Rachel KurzweilCommunity Service: Miki Yoshida and Carol StillGame Environment: Kristen CodyTeam Hospitality: Laurian Lue YenNCAA Committee Hospitality: Stephanie SwaffordLocker Rooms: Tiffany ShuteNFHCA All-Star Game and Luncheon: Taylor HedgesVolunteers: Lebo PhoofoloTeam Ambassadors: Katie Frick, Terry Orr, Mary Kate Switchenko, Peggy Wefald

Mount Holyoke’s Unique Approach to the Championship OrganizationMount Holyoke has approached the planning for the NCAA national championship

in a way that is consistent with the expectations of a liberal arts institution. The College views this championship as a leadership practicum for its students. Under the guidance of administrative and faculty mentors, students have been engaged in the strategic planning, budgeting, management, and leadership aspects of hosting a national event.

A Championship for Students Organized by StudentsMount Holyoke’s approach to the planning of the field hockey national championship values the direct input of students. From the bid process through the final evalua-tion of the event, students have and will play a critical role. For example, students had the opportunity to visit potential hotel sites and provided input on which hotels would offer a more welcoming and comfortable environment. From the creation of warm-up mixes to the choice of pregame meals, the students have provided their expertise in making the championship one that is student-friendly.

Campus and Community OutreachThe FHOCers have engaged a diverse group of students from across campus to assist in the execution of the championship plans. An unprecedented number of students have been involved on the FHOCers’ project teams and will play various roles as volunteers throughout the weekend event. Student organizations and athletics teams are working together to make the championship experience for all involved one that is exceptional.

Early in the planning stages, representatives of various constituent groups such as high school coaches, community organizers, physical education instructors, and political leaders were identified as being important stakeholders in the success of the championship. They were consulted on how their constituents might be approached in order to embrace this championship as their own. This reinforces the importance of building alliances in order to develop robust networks of resources and support.

MEET THE FHOCersField Hockey Organizing Committee

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONTACT:Tuesday, November 10, 2009 Jennifer Goodrich, NFHCA Executive Director

2009 Kookaburra / NFHCA Division III National Coaches PollThis is a listing of the top 20 teams in the 2009 Kookaburra / NFHCA Division III National Coaches Poll, as voted upon by NFHCA member coaches, with records through November 8, 2009 and total points (first-place votes are in parentheses).

Institution Points (first place votes in parentheses)1. Messiah College (19-0) 620 (31)2. Salisbury University (16-1) 5743. Ursinus College (18-2) 5474. Tufts University (16-1) 5175. SUNY Cortland (18-0) 4996. Trinity College (CT) (15-2) 4607. Lebanon Valley College (17-3) 4278. Rowan University (14-4) 4099. Skidmore College (16-3) 355

10. Lynchburg College (17-4) 30511. Christopher Newport University (15-3) 29412. Middlebury College (11-4) 27613. Amherst College (11-4) 20614. Juniata College (17-3) 16115. Bowdoin College (10-6) 14416. Stevens Institute of Technology (17-3) 12817. Gettysburg College (14-5) 11518. Johns Hopkins University (13-6) 11319. Eastern University (17-4) 10720. St. Lawrence University (12-5) 78

The poll is available on the NFHCA website at www.nfhca.org. This is the final poll of the 2009 season.The Kookaburra / NFHCA Division III National Coaches Poll has no bearing on selection to the 2009NCAA Division III Championship field.

TEAM SEASONSTATISTICS

Messiah College Field Hockey 2009Messiah College Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 16, 2009)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 21-0 11-0 8-0 2-0CONFERENCE 7-0 4-0 3-0 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 14-0 7-0 5-0 2-0

Date Opponent Score Att.Sep 01 vs Juniata College W 4-1 60Sep 05 #3 URSINUS COLLEGE W 4-3 253Sep 09 EASTERN UNIVERSITY W 5-1 134Sep 12 at #10 Rowan University W 3-0 62Sep 16 vs #14 Lynchburg College Wo2 3-2 267Sep 19 at #2 Salisbury University Wot 3-2 250Sep 23 at King's College W 6-0 75

* Sep 26 ALVERNIA UNIVERSITY W 7-0 86Oct 03 #18 WILLIAM SMITH COLL. W 6-1 244

* Oct 06 at Albright College W 7-0 35* Oct 10 at Elizabethtown Coll. W 5-0 200

Oct 13 at #15 Gettysburg College W 4-0 112* Oct 17 WIDENER UNIVERSITY W 4-1 234* Oct 21 #7 LEBANON VALLEY COLL. W 4-1 242

Oct 24 at #12 The College of NJ W 6-2 50* Oct 27 SHENANDOAH UNIV. W 13-0 64* Oct 29 at Arcadia University W 7-0 75

Nov 04 WIDENER UNIVERSITY W 8-0 78Nov 07 #7 LEBANON VALLEY COLL. W 2-1 218

& Nov 14 #19 EASTERN UNIVERSITY W 3-0 230& Nov 15 #7 LEBANON VALLEY COLL. Wot 3-2 412

TEAM STATISTICS MESS OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 107-481 17-159 Goals scored per game 5.10 0.81 Shot pct. . 2 2 2 . 1 0 7 Shots on goal-Attempts 312-481 99-159 SOG pct. . 6 4 9 . 6 2 3 S h o t s / G a m e 22.9 7.6PENALTY CORNERS 246 122PENALTY STROKES 2-5 0-2PENALTIES Green cards 6 2 Yellow cards 0 5 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 2195 859 Dates/Avg Per Date 11/200 8/107 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/164

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv2 Kourtney Ehly 21 26 11 63 77 . 3 3 8 56 . 7 2 7 8 0 - 1 010 Katie Love 21 24 11 59 67 . 3 5 8 46 . 6 8 7 6 0 - 0 021 Julie Barton 18 8 12 28 77 . 1 0 4 42 . 5 4 5 2 0 - 0 030 Amber Philpot 21 12 3 27 40 . 3 0 0 27 . 6 7 5 0 0 - 0 020 Lauren Tennis 21 8 7 23 28 . 2 8 6 24 . 8 5 7 2 0 - 0 033 Elizabeth Ziegler 21 7 8 22 55 . 1 2 7 32 . 5 8 2 1 0 - 0 124 Jenna Max 21 5 5 15 36 . 1 3 9 24 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 0 07 Emily Hursh 18 5 5 15 18 . 2 7 8 14 . 7 7 8 0 0 - 0 015 Emily Sauder 21 3 9 15 22 . 1 3 6 14 . 6 3 6 1 0 - 0 016 Katrina Campbell 14 3 3 9 16 . 1 8 8 12 . 7 5 0 0 0 - 0 06 Kaitlin Smith 7 2 1 5 3 . 6 6 7 2 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 0 022 Natalie Ziegler 20 1 3 5 3 . 3 3 3 2 . 6 6 7 0 1 - 2 05 Juliana Hershey 11 1 2 4 8 . 1 2 5 4 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 0 09 Kilee Rosenberry 16 1 0 2 9 . 1 1 1 3 . 3 3 3 0 0 - 0 039 Kelsey Voigt 8 1 0 2 2 . 5 0 0 2 1.000 0 1 - 2 08 Kelly Martin 15 0 2 2 4 . 0 0 0 1 . 2 5 0 0 0 - 0 018 Jess Zimmerman 13 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 2 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 0 012 Emily Bower 8 0 0 0 8 . 0 0 0 2 . 2 5 0 0 0 - 0 036 Lauren Voigt 4 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 0 025 Mary Hoover 15 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 0 23 Nikki Carroll 21 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 0 096 Ashley Mowery 21 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 090 Angie Klaczak 5 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 017 Brittany Godshall 19 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 414 Erika Cann 7 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 011 Lindsay Dale 10 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

Total 21 107 83 297 481 . 2 2 2 312 . 6 4 9 20 2 - 5 7Opponents 21 17 14 48 159 . 1 0 7 99 . 6 2 3 0 0 - 2 15

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho90 Angie Klaczak 5 96:57 1 0.72 5 . 8 3 3 0-0-0 096 Ashley Mowery 21 1405:14 16 0.80 79 . 8 3 2 20-0-0 6

Total 21 1502:11 17 0.79 85 . 8 3 3 20-0-0 9Opponents 21 1502:11 107 4.99 204 . 6 5 6 0-21-0 0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMessiah College 61 43 2 1 107Opponents 6 11 0 0 17

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMessiah College 257 208 14 2 481Opponents 60 92 6 1 159

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMessiah College 33 51 3 1 88Opponents 104 91 11 1 207

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMessiah College 117 123 6 0 246Opponents 40 75 5 2 122

Ursinus College Field HockeyUrsinus Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 16, 2009)

All games


Date Opponent Score Att.Sep 01 ALVERNIA W 12-0 146Sep 05 at #3 Messiah College L 3-4 253Sep 09 at #10 Rowan University W 4-3 115Sep 12 vs Randolph-Macon W 6-0 60Sep 13 at Salisbury L 0-2 250Sep 19 at EMU Lady Royals W 4-0 110Sep 22 #4 THE COLLEGE OF NJ W 9-1 325

* Sep 26 at Dickinson College W 6-0 80Sep 27 WEST CHESTER W 5-1 329

* Sep 30 BRYN MAWR W 15-0 86* Oct 03 #14 GETTYSBURG W 7-0 89* 10/07/09 at Muhlenberg W 6-1 85* Oct 10 at Franklin & Marshall W 7-2 233* Oct 13 at Haverford College W 8-1 56* Oct 17 MCDANIEL W 10-0 57* Oct 21 at Swarthmore College W 9-0 71* Oct 28 WASHINGTON W 9-0 57* Oct 31 JOHNS HOPKINS W 8-3 157$ Nov 07 HAVERFORD COLLEGE W 10-2 157$ Nov 08 JOHNS HOPKINS W 6-0 511# Nov 14 #10 LYNCHBURG W 4-0 177& Nov 15 #6 TRINITY (CONN.) W 5-1 546

$ - Centennial Conference tournament# - NCAA Second Round (Collegeville, Pa.)& - NCAA Quarterfinals (Collegeville, Pa.)

TEAM STATISTICS UC OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 153-726 21-207 Goals scored per game 6.95 0.95 Shot pct. . 2 1 1 . 1 0 1 Shots on goal-Attempts 474-726 110-207 SOG pct. . 6 5 3 . 5 3 1 S h o t s / G a m e 33.0 9.4PENALTY CORNERS 333 111PENALTY STROKES 5-9 1-1PENALTIES Green cards 3 5 Yellow cards 3 7 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 2637 1253 Dates/Avg Per Date 12/220 9/139 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/60

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv2 Megan Yoder 22 26 19 71 131 . 1 9 8 82 . 6 2 6 1 0 - 0 018 Alyssa Thren 22 32 6 70 117 . 2 7 4 80 . 6 8 4 5 0 - 0 08 Jessica Zatwarnicki 22 19 15 53 97 . 1 9 6 66 . 6 8 0 1 0 - 0 020 Jen Hooven 22 18 8 44 65 . 2 7 7 49 . 7 5 4 5 0 - 0 09 Michelle Wimmer 22 17 8 42 123 . 1 3 8 77 . 6 2 6 1 2 - 2 010 Bridget Resetco 22 10 6 26 62 . 1 6 1 33 . 5 3 2 1 1 - 3 014 Jennifer Bayzick 21 10 5 25 34 . 2 9 4 26 . 7 6 5 5 0 - 0 05 Catherine Bitterly 10 5 2 12 10 . 5 0 0 9 . 9 0 0 0 0 - 0 01 Lindsey Doutt 22 3 5 11 17 . 1 7 6 7 . 4 1 2 1 0 - 0 115 Corinne Freeman 10 5 0 10 11 . 4 5 5 10 . 9 0 9 0 0 - 0 025 Sarah Brant 19 2 4 8 20 . 1 0 0 10 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 1 022 Taylor Weidensaul 22 2 4 8 6 . 3 3 3 5 . 8 3 3 0 0 - 0 321 Kelly Becker 19 2 0 4 15 . 1 3 3 7 . 4 6 7 0 1 - 2 013 Katie Hunt 22 1 1 3 8 . 1 2 5 5 . 6 2 5 0 1 - 1 27 Jen Pappas 6 1 0 2 7 . 1 4 3 5 . 7 1 4 0 0 - 0 016 Nicole Hanby 19 0 1 1 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 0 06 Rachel Pandl 5 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 2 1.000 0 0 - 0 088 L Lightwood-Mater 15 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 055 Erica Scott 21 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 033 Jill Lukens 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 011 Julie Pilla 6 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 03 Maria Mastoris 10 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

Total 22 153 84 390 726 . 2 1 1 474 . 6 5 3 20 5 - 9 6Opponents 22 21 12 54 207 . 1 0 1 110 . 5 3 1 2 1 - 1 27

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho1 Lindsey Doutt 1 3:37 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0-0-0 033 Jill Lukens 3 59:27 0 0.00 1 1.000 0-0-0 088 L Lightwood-Mater 15 359:39 3 0.58 23 . 8 8 5 1-0-0 155 Erica Scott 21 1117:17 18 1.13 68 . 7 9 1 19-2-0 2

Total 22 1540:00 21 0.95 93 . 8 1 6 20-2-0 1 0Opponents 22 1540:00 153 6.95 312 . 6 7 1 2-20-0 1

Goals by Period 1st 2nd TotalUrsinus 78 75 153Opponents 8 13 21

Shots by Period 1st 2nd TotalUrsinus 397 328 725Opponents 83 124 207

Saves by Period 1st 2nd TotalUrsinus 36 57 93Opponents 169 143 312

Corners by Period 1st 2nd TotalUrsinus 179 154 333Opponents 35 76 111

2009 Salisbury University Field HockeySalisbury Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 20, 2009)

All games


Date Opponent Score Att.* Sep 01 at HOOD W 10-0 200* Sep 05 ST. MARY'S W 8-0 300

Sep 09 at Christopher Newport W 2-1 107Sep 12 FROSTBURG STATE W 8-0 150Sep 13 URSINUS W 2-0 250Sep 16 #8 JOHNS HOPKINS W 5-1 110Sep 19 #1 MESSIAH Lot 2-3 250Sep 23 #12 ROWAN W 4-0 130Sep 26 at Wittenberg W 5-1 0Sep 27 at Kenyon College W 7-0 83

* Oct 3 at York (Pa.) W 2-1 475* Oct 13 at Wesley W 4-0 243* Oct 20 STEVENSON W 5-0 100* Oct 25 at Mary Washington W 3-0 150

Oct 29 at Catholic University W 2-0 100^ Nov 04 WESLEY W 2-1 155^ Nov 07 MARY WASHINGTON W 2-1 215& Nov 14 WOOSTER W 4-0 185& Nov 15 #5 SUNY CORTLAND W 3-2 260

^-Capital Athletic Conference tournament&-NCAA tournament

TEAM STATISTICS SAL OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 80-395 11-84 Goals scored per game 4.21 0.58 Shot pct. . 2 0 3 . 1 3 1 Shots on goal-Attempts 279-395 58-84 SOG pct. . 7 0 6 . 6 9 0 S h o t s / G a m e 20.8 4.4PENALTY CORNERS 254 85PENALTY STROKES 5-5 1-1PENALTIES Green cards 2 5 Yellow cards 1 3 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 2105 1358 Dates/Avg Per Date 11/191 8/170 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv2 Lauren Correll 18 20 8 48 68 . 2 9 4 51 . 7 5 0 3 0 - 0 04 Beverly Beladino 19 11 6 28 33 . 3 3 3 24 . 7 2 7 1 0 - 0 021 Kristina Fusco 19 8 3 19 41 . 1 9 5 29 . 7 0 7 2 2 - 2 09 Courtney Webster 11 7 4 18 26 . 2 6 9 19 . 7 3 1 2 0 - 0 024 Caitlin Walker 19 6 4 16 49 . 1 2 2 36 . 7 3 5 4 0 - 0 018 Kandice Hancock 7 6 4 16 27 . 2 2 2 16 . 5 9 3 3 2 - 2 01 Tara McGovern 19 4 5 13 31 . 1 2 9 22 . 7 1 0 0 0 - 0 017 Alison Bloodsworth 19 5 1 11 32 . 1 5 6 23 . 7 1 9 1 0 - 0 026 Emily Ellenberger 17 2 1 5 8 . 2 5 0 4 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 0 38 Katy Lamboni 14 2 0 4 9 . 2 2 2 6 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 0 015 Caitlyn Ruffus 13 2 0 4 5 . 4 0 0 4 . 8 0 0 0 0 - 0 013 Michelle Rowe 19 1 2 4 12 . 0 8 3 8 . 6 6 7 1 0 - 0 012 Ashley Kisner 19 1 0 2 21 . 0 4 8 16 . 7 6 2 0 0 - 0 219 Caitlin Powers 3 1 0 2 8 . 1 2 5 6 . 7 5 0 0 0 - 0 020 Katie Fost 19 1 0 2 7 . 1 4 3 4 . 5 7 1 1 0 - 0 05 Danielle Lehman 6 1 0 2 3 . 3 3 3 3 1.000 0 0 - 0 025 Katie Matteo 4 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 1 - 1 116 Melissa Slocum 5 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 - 0 028 Christine Craddock 6 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 029 Camile Walker 10 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 2 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 0 011 Jennifer Bandy 9 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 3 . 7 5 0 0 0 - 0 023 Abby Tedford 5 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 03 Paige Lowery 5 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 0 049 Anna Cooke 19 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 027 Shannon Hanratty 13 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 022 Kelly McIntyre 7 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 014 Emily Klinkenborg 6 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 07 Liz Tollett 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 06 Kelly Brown 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 000 Rebecca Tracey 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

Total 19 80 39 199 395 . 2 0 3 279 . 7 0 6 18 5 - 5 6Opponents 19 11 6 28 84 . 1 3 1 58 . 6 9 0 1 1 - 1 15

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho00 Rebecca Tracey 4 34:48 0 0.00 1 1.000 0-0-0 049 Anna Cooke 19 1299:48 11 0.59 41 . 7 8 8 18-1-0 7

Total 19 1334:36 11 0.58 42 . 7 9 2 18-1-0 1 1Opponents 19 1334:36 80 4.20 185 . 6 9 8 1-18-0 0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalSalisbury 35 45 0 80Opponents 5 5 1 11

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalSalisbury 213 182 0 395Opponents 47 36 1 84

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalSalisbury 25 17 0 42Opponents 104 81 0 185

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalSalisbury 131 122 1 254Opponents 38 45 2 85

Overall Individual Statistics

Overall: 18-1-0 Conf: 8-1-0 Home: 9-1-0 Away: 8-0-0 Neut: 1-0-0

Offense StatisticsSHOTS

## Player GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PS-Att DSv

9 Tamara Brown 19-19 21 13 55 108 .194 53 .491 6 0-1 0

25 Michelle Kelly 19-19 13 7 33 62 .210 29 .468 2 0-0 0

11 Amanda Russo 19-19 12 6 30 62 .194 33 .532 2 0-0 0

1 Jess Perkins 19-19 7 5 19 58 .121 15 .259 4 0-0 0

17 Melissa Burke 18-0 7 4 18 36 .194 15 .417 1 0-0 0

18 Margi Scholtes 19-19 6 3 15 63 .095 14 .222 2 4-4 1

7 Lindsay Griffith 19-19 3 4 10 20 .150 5 .250 0 0-0 0

4 Tess Guttadauro 18-8 3 3 9 10 .300 7 .700 1 0-0 0

12 Kerry Eaton 8-0 2 0 4 6 .333 5 .833 0 0-0 0

3 Amanda Roberts 19-19 1 1 3 37 .027 18 .486 0 0-0 0

23 Rachel Gerhardt 16-11 1 1 3 32 .031 12 .375 0 0-0 0

10 Kayla Murphy 8-0 1 1 3 5 .200 4 .800 0 0-0 0

5 Lia Sagerman 17-0 0 3 3 7 .000 5 .714 0 0-0 0

6 Missy Karp 8-0 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0 0-0 0

20 Dana Aidekman 8-0 0 1 1 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0 0

8 Kelsey Perkins 7-0 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 0

99 Katie Hyder 7-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0

33 Taylor Dyer 19-19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0

31 Marianna Zak 18-16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0

21 Roxanne Tully 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0

16 Emma Kozumbo 18-18 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0

14 Liza Wetzel 8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0

2 Sarah Cannon 10-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0

Total............... 19 78 52 208 517 .151 219 .424 18 4-5 1

Opponents........... 19 11 10 32 133 .083 31 .233 1 0-0 8

Goalkeeper StatisticsGOAL AVERAGE SAVES RECORD Shut-

## Player GP-GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves SavePct W L T outs

99 Katie Hyder 7-2 257:49 2 0.54 10 .833 2 0 0 1

31 Marianna Zak 18-15 1080:10 9 0.58 42 .824 16 1 0 6

TM TEAM 0-0 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 2

Total............... 19 1337:59 11 0.58 52 .825 18 1 0 10

Opponents........... 19 1337:59 78 4.08 223 .741 1 18 0 0

Team StatisticsGOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total

Tufts 45 33 0 78

Opponents 3 7 1 11

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total

Tufts 291 220 7 518

Opponents 51 77 5 133

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total

Tufts 24 26 2 52


CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total

Tufts 134 105 4 243


ATTENDANCE SUMMARY TUF OPP

Total 2350 1236

Dates/Avg Per Date 10/235 8/154

Neutral Site #/Avg 1/100

MESSIAH COLLEGENOTES

Scouting The FalconsMessiah arrives to its 13th Final Four with a 21-0 record, marking only the second time in program history that the team arrived to the biggest stage with an unblemished mark. The other occurred during the 1984 campaign, where Bloomsburg University dealt the Falcons a 3-2 defeat in the national championship game for the team’s only loss of the year.

The Falcons advanced to this weekend’s event behind a 3-2, overtime win over Commonwealth Conference rival Lebanon Valley College in NCAA Third Round action at Anderson Field. It was Messiah’s third win over the Flying Dutchmen on the year, as the team handed LVC a 4-1 defeat during regular-season play on Oct. 21 and a 2-1 loss in the Commonwealth Championship game Nov. 7.

Those games marked the first time in program history that Messiah faced an opponent three times in a single season. The final Messiah-LVC tilt was also the teams’ first ever meeting in the NCAA Tournament. The Falcons now hold a 36-14-4 record over Lebanon Valley in the overall series.

Messiah is led by NFHCA Division III South Atlantic Region Player of the Year Julie Barton, as the junior center midfielder has posted a team-leading 12 assists to go with eight goals. Junior Kourtney Ehly leads the team with 26 goals on the year — adding 11 assists — while senior Katie Love has notched 24 goals and 11 assists. Junior Amber Philpot is third on the team in scoring, tallying 12 markers.

The Falcons’ defense has posted 10 shutouts on the year, lead by senior and 2008 Longstreth/NFHCA Second Team All-American goalkeeper Ashley Mowery and her .832 save percentage. Mowery has allowed just 16 goals on the year. Overall, Messiah has outscored its opponents by a 107-17 margin.

Ranked Number One … OftenMessiah enters this weekend’s action ranked atop the final Kookaburra/NFHCA Division III Top 20 Poll, the ninth consecutive week the team has held that position. Messiah was ranked fourth in this year’s pre-season poll (Aug. 25), but quickly claimed the top spot in the first regular-season ballot (Sept. 15) — a position the team has not given up since.

Trapp Hits 500 As a byproduct of Messiah’s 2-1 win over Lebanon Valley College in the Commonwealth Conference game on Nov. 7, 37th-year head coach Jan Trapp recorded her 500th career victory, becoming the third collegiate head coach — at any level — to reach that plateau. Ironically, Trap coached her 700th collegiate game in Messiah’s next contest, as her record stands at 502-171-28 entering this weekend’s Final Four.

Currently, there are four coaches who have 500 or more wins in within NCAA Field Hockey: Trapp, Bloomsburg University head coach Jan Hutchinson (591 wins), Old Dominion University head coach Beth Anders (506 wins) and University of Connecticut head coach Nancy Stevens (500). No coach – past or present – has coached as many collegiate field hockey games as Trapp, a 2008 inductee into the NFHCA Field Hockey Hall of Fame.

23 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES • 13 NCAA NATIONAL SEMI-FINALS • SIX NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPEARANCES

‘09 SCHEDULE & RESULTS

9.1 vs. Juniata College Win 4-1

9.5 #3 Ursinus College Win 4-3

9.9 Eastern University Win 5-1

9.12 @ #10 Rowan University Win 3-0

9.16 vs. #14 Lynchburg College Win 3-2 (2OT)

9.19 @ #2 Salisbury University Win 3-2 (OT)

9.23 @ King’s College Win 6-0

9.26 Alvernia University * Win 7-0

10.3 #18 William Smith College Win 6-1

10.6 @ Albright College * Win 7-0

10.10 @ Elizabethtown College * Win 5-0

10.13 @ #15 Gettysburg College Win 4-0

10.17 Widener University * Win 4-1

10.21 #7 Lebanon Valley College * Win 4-1

10.24 @ #12 College of New Jersey Win 6-2

10.27 Shenandoah University * Win 13-0

10.29 @ Arcadia University * Win 7-0

11.4 Commonwealth Semi-Finals

vs. Widener University Win 8-0

11.7 Commonwealth Finals

vs. #7 Lebanon Valley College Win 2-1

11.11 NCAA First Round BYE

11.14 NCAA Second Round

vs. #19 Eastern University Win 3-0

11.15 NCAA Third Round

vs. #7 Lebanon Valley Coll. Win 3-2 (OT)

* — denotes MAC Commonwealth Conference game

Top 25 ratings are based on ranking at time of game

2009 NCAA DIVISION III FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS GAME NOTES

‘09 QUICK FACTS

Location: Grantham, Pa.

Founded: 1909

Enrollment: 2,837

Athletics Nickname: Falcons

Colors: Navy Blue and White

Conference: Commonwealth Conference

President: Dr. Kim S. Phipps

Director of Athletics: Jerry Chaplin

Assistant AD, PR/Marketing: Cory Furman

Head Coach: Jan Trapp (West Chester, ‘67)

Record At Messiah: 502-171-28, 37th Season

Career Record: Same

Assistant Coaches: Jennifer Jacobs,

Brooke Good, Michael Warari

All-Time NCAA Tournament Record: 39-22

Last NCAA Tournament Appearance: 2008

Last NCAA Tournament Result: Loss to Tufts

University, 2-5; National Semi-Finals

Home Stadium: Anderson Field

Stadium Capacity: 500 +

AFTER THE GAME, VISIT . . .

THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF MESSIAH COLLEGE ATHLETICS

Barton Is BestWhen junior midfielder Julie Barton was named the 2009 NFHCA Division III South Atlantic Region Player of the Year, she became the third Messiah player to garner that award since its inception in the early ‘90s. When Barton was named a Longstreeth/NFHCA All-American at the conclusion of last season, she became Messiah’s 21 First Team All-American.

While Barton’s statistical numbers may not blow folks away, her penchant for starting the Messiah attack is hard to miss. Two of Barton’s eight goals on the year have come in sudden-death overtime.

“Julie is an outstanding player, and she’s the ultimate competitor,” said Jan Trapp, Messiah head coach. “She could have more goals on the season, but she’s extremely unselfish. She would rather pass up a good shot to get her teammates a great shot. She sees the field extremely well, and seems to always come up with the ball when she’s around it. You’ll see her back on defense and in our at-tack, she does it all. Some players know what needs to be done some of the time. Julie knows what needs to be done all the time.”

Barton was also named the Commonwealth Conference Player of the Year, Messiah’s first league POY since 2006 grad Aftan Fisher shared the honor in the 2005 campaign. Barton was Messiah’s first lone recipient since 2004 graduate Danae Chambers completed her run of four consecutive honors.

Statistically Speaking …Messiah ranks FIRST nationally in winning percentage; the country’s only unbeaten team.Messiah ranks FIRST nationally in team assists per game, averaging 3.86 per.Messiah ranks SECOND nationally in goals per game, averaging 5.10 per.Messiah ranks SECOND nationally in points per game, averaging 14.05 per.Messiah ranks SECOND nationally in scoring margin, beating teams by an average of 4.19 goals per.Messiah ranks THIRD nationally in goals against average, posting a 0.79 clip.

Senior goalkeeper Ashley Mowery ranks THIRD nationally in goals against average, posting a 0.80 mark.Junior forward Kourtney Ehly ranks FOURTH nationally in goals per game, averaging 1.24 per.Junior forward Kourtney Ehly ranks FIFTH nationally in points per game, averaging three per.Junior midfielder Julie Barton ranks EIGHTH nationally in assists per game, averaging 0.67 per.

No Patsies Messiah has faced arguably the toughest schedule in the country this year, with 11 of the team’s total 21 games coming against opponents ranked in the Kookaburra/NFHCA Top 20. (See schedule on first page for specific rankings of opponents at time of competition.)

Against The FieldMessiah dealt Ursinus College a 4-3 defeat at Messiah on Sept. 5. A three-goal stretch encompassing under two minutes of game clock in the first half paced that win.

Messiah handed Salisbury University a 3-2 overtime loss Sept. 19, being forced to extra time after a last-second goal from the Sea Gulls at the end of regulation. Junior Julie Barton carded an unassisted game-winner just 4:40 into the first extra frame.

Messiah did not face Tufts University this season, but saw its 2008 campaign end against the Jumbos in a 5-2 loss in the national semi-finals. Tufts blanked Messiah by a 3-0 count in the second half of that contest, leading to the team’s most lopsided loss of the season.

Pronunciation Guide#2 Kourtney Ehly — EEE-lee#14 Erika Cann — Can#15 Emily Sauder — SOW-der (sow sounds like cow)#22 Natalie Ziegler — ZIG-ler#33 Elizabeth Ziegler — ZIG-ler#90 Angie Klackzak — CLAY-zak

Assistant Coach Michael Warari — WAR-ar-eeeHead Trainer Wendy Cheesman — CHEZ-man

URSINUS COLLEGENOTES

2006 NCAA Division III Champions

Six-time Centennial Conference Champions • Four-time NCAA Semi Finalists

2009 Ursinus College Field Hockey

Game Notes

2009 NCAA Division III Semifi nalsUrsinus Schedule/Results

Sept. 1 Alvernia 12-0WSept. 5 at Messiah 4-3LSept. 9 at Rowan 4-3WSept. 12 vs. Randolph-Macon$ 6-0WSept. 13 at Salisbury$ 2-0LSept. 19 at Eastern Mennonite 4-0WSept. 22 TCNJ 9-1WSept. 26 at Dickinson* 6-0WSept. 27 West Chester^ 5-1WSept. 30 Bryn Mawr* 15-0WOct. 3 Gettysburg* 7-0WOct. 7 at Muhlenberg* 6-1WOct. 10 at F&M* 7-2WOct. 13 at Haverford* 8-1WOct. 17 McDaniel* 10-0WOct. 21 at Swarthmore* 9-0WOct. 28 Washington (Md.)* 9-0WOct. 31 Johns Hopkins* 8-3WNov. 7 Haverford# 10-2WNov. 8 Johns Hopkins# 6-0WNov. 14 Lynchburg% 4-0WNov. 15 Trinity (Conn.)& 5-1WNov. 21 Messiah! 11 a.m.*Centennial Conference Opponent $ - Salisbury University Invitational^ - Snell Cup Game (at Ursinus)# - Centennial Conference Tournament (at Ursinus)% - NCAA 2nd Round (at Ursinus)& - NCAA Quarterfi nals (at Ursinus)

Location ................................................ Collegeville, Pa.

Enrollment ............................................................... 1,650

Nickname ..................................................................Bears

Colors ......................................Old Gold, Red and Black

Stadium ..........................Eleanor Frost Snell Alumnae

Head Coach ........ Laura Moliken (Old Dominion ‘93)

Career Record .......................................................162-67

SID ............................................................. James Wagner

Offi ce Phone ............................................610-409-3612

E-mail [email protected]

Ursinus College Sports Information

Sports Information Director .............James Wagner

Offi ce Phone ............................................610-409-3612

Cell Phone ................................................484-318-5696

Email [email protected]

Web site .............................................. www.ursinus.edu

Associate SID ............................................Katie Frazier

Offi ce Phone ............................................610-409-3612

Cell Phone ................................................302-382-2884

Email .......................................... [email protected]

Five Quick Facts About Ursinus• Ursinus comes to Western Massachusetts with a record of 20-2.

• Ursinus won the Centennial Conference Championship for the sixth time

• Th e Bears are in the semifi nals for the fourth time in fi ve years.

• Ursinus hosted the Division III Semifi nals the last two years.

• Ursinus won the 2006 National Championship.

For the second straight year, Ursinus fi nds itself in the NCAA Division III Semi-

fi nals. Th is year, the Bears will have a repeat matchup with Messiah in the fi rst

semifi nal.

Earlier this year, Messiah scored a 4-3 win over the Bears on September 5 in

Grantham. Th e only other loss on the Bears’ slate this season is to a team in the

other half of the bracket -- Salisbury. Salisbury defeated the Bears 2-0 in the

championship of the Salisbury University Invitational back on September 13.

Since that loss, Ursinus has racked up 17 straight wins, and collected their sixth

straight Centennial Conference Championship with a 6-0 win over Johns Hopkins

back on November 8.

Th is game with Messiah marks the fi rst time the Bears have played away from

Collegeville since a 9-0 win over Swarthmore back on October 21.

Should Ursinus advance into the championship, it would be its fi rst appearance

since the title game in 2006, when the Bears defeated Messiah, 3-2.

Ursinus is 1-0 against Messiah in tournament play, and 0-1 against Salisbury in

tournament play. Ursinus has never faced Tufts.

Ursinus brings an 11-4 record into this weekend in NCAA play. Th e Bears have

been in the tournament six times, advancing to the third round in all but one trip.

Th at one time came back in 2007, when the Bears lost to Juniata, 2-0, at Lebanon

Valley College in the second round.

Th e Bears moved down from Division I starting in the 2002 season, and became

eligible for the NCAA and Centennial Conference playoff s starting in 2003.

Since joining the Centennial Conference, the Bears are 69-1 in the regular season

(last loss on October 6, 2007 against F&M by a 3-2 score in Lancaster). Th e Bears

have suff ered one loss in post-season Centennial play, coming back in 2003.



URSINUS COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY • NCAA SEMIFINAL NOTES

We’re Number 1Th e Bears rank fi rst in Division III in several statistical categories. Th e Bears, as of the last report, ranked fi rst in scoring average (6.95 goals per game), goals per game (6.95), scoring margin (6.2), points per game (17.7) and penalty corners per game (15.1).

Setting Th e RecordSophomore forward Alyssa Th ren set a Centennial Conference record for goals in a season, as she scored her 32nd goal of the season in the win over Lynch-burg. She broke the previous record, held by current assistant coach and former standout Jennie Moore.

Setting Th e Record, part 2Th e Bears set a Centennial Confer-ence record for goals in a game with 15 against Bryn Mawr back on September 30. Th e Bears had held the previous record of 14, in a 14-1 win over Washington back on November 8, 2009.

Climbing Th e ChartsAs we mentioned earlier, Alyssa Th ren set a Centennial Conference record for goals in a season with 32. Provided she scores more goals this weekend, she could surpass 50 career goals (she is at 49 now). If she would hit 50 goals, she would be tied for tenth all-time in Centennial Conference history. Jennie Moore holds that record with 72 career goals from 2005 to 2008.

Ursinus Gets Player Of Th e Year, AgainJunior forward Megan Yoder was named Centennial Conference Player of the Year last week, marking the seventh straight year Ursinus has achieved that award.

Close To A RecordYoder is currently tied for third all-time for points in a season with 71 (26g-19a). Th e record is held by, you guessed it, Jennie Moore (31g, 20a), which was set last year.

Th rowing ZerosTh e Bears have posted ten shutouts this season, but, starting goalkeeper Erica Scott has only two solo shutouts while junior goalkeeper LauraLee Lightwood-Mater has one. Th e two, along with sophomore goalkeeper Jill Lukens, have combined for seven other shutouts throughout the season.

Still AroundTh ree of the assistant coaches, Moore, Kait Sutherland and Nikki Th ren, were members of the 2006 NCAA Division III Championship team.

We Have Our OwnDid you know that Ursinus houses a Hall of Fame? Th e Field Hockey Hall of Fame is located in the lobby of our fi eldhouse.

Headed to 700With the two wins in the Centennial Conference tournament, the Bears are now 631-337-73 all-time in school his-tory, dating back to the fi rst year of the program in 1919.

Seeing SilverHead coach Laura Moliken was named to the Silver Anniversary team for fi eld hockey by the Colonial Athletic As-sociation (CAA). Th e team includes 24 All-Americans, 11 CAA Players of the Year, eight Olympians and fi ve Honda Award winners.

Moliken was a back at Old Dominion University from 1989 to 1992. She was an All-American in 1991 and 1992, while leading Old Dominion to three straight national championships. Dur-ing that span, she was named to the NCAA Championship All-Tournament team in 1990 and 1992.

She was a member of the U.S. National Team from 1990 to 1992.

Bears By Th e Numbers

Overall Record ...........................................................20-2Home Record .............................................................12-0Away Record ..............................................................7-2Neutral Record ..........................................................1-0Day Record .................................................................16-1Night Record ..............................................................4-1Centennial Home Record ........................................5-0Centennial Away Record .........................................5-0Non-Conference Home Record .............................7-0Non-Conference Away Record ...............................2-2

When Scoring First ...................................................19-1When Opponents Score First .................................1-1

When Leading at Half ..............................................19-0When Trailing at Half...............................................1-2

Individual Game HighsPointsAlyssa Th ren - 13 (against Alvernia, 9/1)Megan Yoder - 7 (Five times, last against Haverford, 11-7)

GoalsAlyssa Th ren - 6 (against Alvernia, 9/1)Ten players tied with 3 (last by Michelle Wimmer against Johns Hopkins, 11/8)

AssistsFour players tied with three (last by Jessica Zatwar-nicki against Johns Hopkins, 11/8)

ShotsAlyssa Th ren - 13 (against Trinity, 11/15)Megan Yoder - 11 (against Muhlenberg, 10/7)

SavesErica Scott - 13 (against Trinity, 11/15)Erica Scott - 10 (against Messiah, 9/5)

Team Game HighsPoints40 vs. Bryn Mawr (9/30)31 vs. Alvernia (9/1)

Goals15 vs. Bryn Mawr (9/30)12 vs. Alvernia (9/30)

Assists10 vs. Bryn Mawr (9/30)7 vs. Alvernia (9/1)

Shots51 vs. Johns Hopkins (10/31)49 vs. Bryn Mawr (9/30)

Penalty Corners36 vs. Johns Hopkins (10/31)28 vs. Randolph-Macon (9/12)



URSINUS COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY • NCAA SEMIFINAL NOTES

Head Coach Laura Moliken

11th Season • 162-67 (.704) • Old Dominion ‘93

Laura Moliken is in her 11th year at the helm of the Ursinus College fi eld hockey

program. A 1993 graduate of Old Dominion University, Moliken played under the

former NCAA Coach of the Year Beth Anders (Ursinus ‘73).

Moliken has guided the Bears to a 162-67 record, six consecutive Centennial Con-

ference (CC) Championships, six trips to the NCAA Tournament, four appearanc-

es in the Final Four, an ECAC Division III Mid-Atlantic Region Championship and

the 2006 National Championship. Since moving to Division III in 2002, Moliken

has posted a 148-26 record and a 69-1 mark in conference play.

In 2006, Moliken led the Bears to its most successful season in history by winning

the national championship and being named Dita/NFHCA Division III National

Coach of the Year and South Region Coach of the Year. She also guided the Bears

to becoming only the second team in CC history to win three straight conference

titles and recording their fourth consecutive undefeated season in the CC.

Moliken played on teams at Old Dominion which compiled a 98-4-1 record from

1989 to 92 and won three consecutive NCAA Championships. A team captain, she

was named to the NCAA Final Four All-Tournament Team in 1990 and 1992, and

was twice named a Second Team All-American. She also played on the U.S. Na-

tional Team from 1991-92.

Moliken had served as head coach at William Penn High School in New Castle,

Delaware since 1995. She led her squad to the state championship game in 1997.

Moliken is the fourth coach in Ursinus fi eld hockey history. Th e Bears, who began

play in 1919 and were the nation’s preeminent team from that time through the

1970’s.

Laura and her husband Gabe have three sons, Ryan, born in June 1999, Max, born

in April 2001 and William born in December 2004.

Ursinus Coaching Leaders

(By Wins)

198 - Eleanor Frost Snell

187 - Adele Boyd

162 - Laura Moliken

68 - Vonnie Gros

(By Games Coached)

297- Adele Boyd

288 - Eleanor Frost Snell

229 - Laura Moliken

(By Winning Percentage)

.704 - Laura Moliken

.687 - Eleanor Frost Snell

.629 - Adele P. Boyd

TUFTS UNIVERSITYNOTES

2009 Tufts NCAA Field Hockey Media Notes ►Tufts (18-1) makes its second straight appearance in the NCAA Division III Championship semi-finals on Saturday versus Salisbury. Last season at Ursinus College in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, Tufts defeated Messiah College, 5-2, in the national semifinals. The Jumbos got a goal from Michelle Kelly just 1:22 into the game for a 1-0 lead. Lindsay Griffith scored with 2:12 remaining in the first half to put Tufts up 2-1, but Messiah tied the game 2-2 heading into halftime. In the second half, Tamara Brown scored three goals for the Jumbos as they pulled away for the victory. Marianna Zak finished with seven saves. Tufts played for the 2008 NCAA Championship against Bowdoin College and lost 3-2 in double overtime. Brown had both goals in that game. ►The Jumbos, ranked fourth in the final 2009 National Field Hockey Coaches Association poll, received a first-round bye and hosted the NCAA second and third rounds at Bello Field for the second consecutive season. They defeated local rival MIT, 5-1, in the second round last Saturday (Nov. 14). Michelle Kelly scored a hat trick in the game, including two goals 25 seconds apart in the first 3:26 of the game. Amanda Russo and Jess Perkins also scored for Tufts, while Marianna Zak made five saves. In the NCAA Quarterfinals, Tufts scored a 4-1 victory against #9 Skidmore College. The Jumbos took an early lead when senior co-captain Margi Scholtes remained perfect for the season at four for four on penalty strokes when she scored just 1:27 into the action. Perkins then scored two similar goals before the end of the half and the Jumbos led 3-1 at intermission. Both came on direct strikes off penalty corner chances. She had scored an identical goal in the win over MIT a day earlier. In the second half, Kelly scored her fourth goal of the weekend for a 4-1 Jumbo lead. Zak needed to make just one save for the win. ►Tufts is making its third straight NCAA Tournament appearance and fifth overall. With the victories against MIT and Skidmore this fall, the Jumbos are 6-4 in NCAA action overall heading into this weekend. Last season, they won games against Springfield (4-0) and The College of New Jersey (2-1) at home before defeating Messiah (5-2) and losing to Bowdoin (3-2 in 2ot) at the “final four.” In 2007, Tufts won a first-round game at home against New England College, 6-0, before losing 2-0 at Salisbury in the second round. The Jumbos have a rematch with the Gulls this afternoon. The 1995 and 1998 Tufts teams that qualified both lost in the first round. Among the Jumbo players, Tamara Brown has 16 career points in NCAA play (6g, 4 a), Michelle Kelly has 12 (5g, 2a), Amanda Russo has eight (3 g, 2a), Jess Perkins has six (3 g), Margi Scholtes has six (1g, 4a), Melissa Burke has four (2g), Tess Guttadauro has four (1g, 2a), Lindsay Griffith has two (1g) and Amanda Roberts has two (1g). Marianna Zak has played 437 minutes in goal during the NCAA’s, allowing eight goals and making 29 saves for a 1.28 goals against average and .784 save percentage. Katie Hyder has played 140 NCAA minutes with two goals allowed and six saves (1.00 GAA, .750 SV%). ►This year, Tufts earned an automatic NCAA berth after winning its first New England Small College Athletic Conference title. The Jumbos defeated Trinity College 3-2 on Nov. 9 in the conference championship game. The Jumbos opened the 2009 season on September 12 with a 3-1 win over Middlebury, which was in the 24-team NCAA Tournament field. Tufts won its first 10 contests,

stretching a regular-season unbeaten streak to 30 games. Wins over NCAA qualifying teams Amherst and UMass Dartmouth were included in that run. A 2-1 overtime loss at home to Trinity on October 17 is the only defeat of the year. They rebounded from that with five consecutive shutout wins. ►Tufts is ranked #1 in the 2009 NCAA Statistics with a 0.575 goals against average, allowing 11 goals in 1,338 minutes played (Salisbury is second at 0.577). Goalkeeper Marianna Zak leads the NCAA with a 0.58 goals against average. She plays behind an outstanding defensive unit including senior co-captain Margi Scholtes, senior Emma Kozumbo, juniors Jess Perkins and Tess Guttadaura, sophomore Taylor Dyer, and first-year Rachel Gerhardt. The Jumbos are sixth in the country offensively with 4.11 goals scored per game entering the NCAA’s. Tamara Brown is ranked seventh in the NCAA Division III scoring race with 2.89 points per game. She has 21 goals and 13 assists for 55 points. Senior Michelle Kelly’s 13 goals and seven assists for 33 points, 12 goals and six assists for 30 points from senior Amanda Russo, and seven goals with four assists for 18 points from junior Melissa Burke make up a talented Tufts forward line. ►Senior co-captain and center-halfback Margi Scholtes was the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) New England West Region Player of the Year this season. She picked up where she left off last season for Coach Tina McDavitt’s Jumbos. Scholtes was the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Defensive Player of the Year and an NFHCA First Team All-American in 2008. This fall, Scholtes was an All-NESCAC First Team recipient and an NFHCA All-Region First Team selection. Her regional Player of the Year award is the first for the Tufts program. Her play on defense has helped Tufts post the best goals against average in the country with a 0.58 mark. Offensively, she has added six goals and three assists for 15 points to an attack that is sixth in the NCAA Division III with 4.11 goals per game. Scholtes plays a key role in the team’s penalty corner situations, and is also a perfect four for four on penalty strokes. She scored on a stroke to give Tufts a 1-0 lead in its eventual 4-1 victory over Skidmore last Sunday in the NCAA quarterfinals. “She is one of the toughest kids ever,” Coach Tina McDavitt said. “She got hit in the Trinity game and thought she had a broken finger, and didn’t tell us until after the game. She had a fever before the Wesleyan game and didn’t tell anyone because she wanted to play. She’s all about the team. She’s super, super competitive and really determined on the field. She’s put in a lot of time and is a hard worker, so she expects a lot from herself and expects a lot from the team. She physically fit, comes to win, she’s emotionally into it, and is ready to go every day.” ►In her junior season this fall, Tamara Brown set the Tufts Field Hockey program’s records for points and goals in a career. She surpassed the previous marks of 97 points and 44 goals accumulated by Aryn Landau from 1987-90. Brown enters the weekend with 54 goals and 19 assists for 127 points in 53 career games. Brown set the program’s records for goals (28) and points (61) in a season last fall. Her 13 assists this season, more than double the six she had in the previous two years combined, is the second-best single-season total in team history. During Homecoming weekend at Tufts this year, Brown received the Athletic Department’s Murray J. Kenney Award for perseverance. She overcame an ACL tear late in her freshman season of 2007 to become a record-breaking player. ►Five members of the Tufts field hockey team were 2009 Longstreth/National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) New England West Region All-Stars. The five awards were the most for any team in the region. For the second straight season, junior Tamara Brown, senior co-captain Margi Scholtes, and junior Amanda Roberts were voted on to the All-Region First Team. Second Team recognition went to sophomore defender Taylor Dyer and junior midfielder Jess Perkins. Brown was selected as the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Player of the Year for the 2009 season. The team’s first Player of the Year, Brown was joined by conference Coach of the Year

Tina McDavitt, Dyer (All-NESCAC 1st Team), Scholtes (All-NESCAC 1st Team), Perkins (All-NESCAC 2nd Team), and Roberts (All-NESCAC 2nd Team) as Jumbos who were honored by the league. Scholtes, Brown, and Roberts earned NFHCA All-American honors last season, garnering 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Team accolades respectively. ►Tufts has advanced into the national spotlight during Coach Tina McDavitt's six years on the job. Their 61-13 record over the last four seasons includes a 37-3 mark in 2008 and 2009 combined. Tufts had the best winning percentage in the NCAA's Division III last fall with their 19-2 record (.905). McDavitt has been voted by her peers as the New England Small College Athletic Conference Coach of the Year for two straight seasons. Her ’07 team earned the program’s first NCAA Tournament victory, 6-0 at home against New England College. Tufts has a 79-26 record overall during McDavitt’s six seasons. A 2000 Boston University graduate, she was hired as the sixth coach of Tufts Field Hockey in June 2004. At BU, she was a four-year standout and captain of the 1999 team. She led the Terriers to an undefeated America East Conference championship that season. An assistant at Holy Cross prior to Tufts, McDavitt won two Massachusetts state championships while playing for the Walpole High School team in 1994 and 1995. Still an active player, McDavitt is a member of US Field Hockey’s national indoor team. She won a silver medal at the Pan Am Games in December 2005. She is assisted at Tufts by Dani Ryder, Craig Rowe and volunteer Troy Zirbel. ►Player quotes about the keys to the team’s success this year: Senior co-captain Amanda Russo: “I think that the key to our success this season has been our focus on simplifying. Since preseason, we have emphasized a one game, one move, one pass approach that has enabled us to give our undivided attention to each challenge. NCAA’s are no exception. We will continue to break down everything so that each obstacle is one that we can confidently overcome.” Senior co-captain Margi Scholtes: “I think our biggest strength has been our team dynamic and chemistry. Like Tina our coach said in the beginning of the season, the team that is going to win a national championship is the team that loves each other the most. The girls on the Tufts field hockey team are not only teammates, but they are a family and group of friends.” Russo and Scholtes were selected to play in this year’s National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division III Senior All-Star Game. The game will be played on Sunday, November 22 at Mount Holyoke College starting at 9:30 am. The Tufts pair hopes to miss the game due to their participation in the NCAA Championship Game later that day. ►As members of the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC), Tufts plays in the nation’s most competitive small college conference academically and athletically. The NESCAC is a group of highly selective liberal arts colleges and universities that share an academics-first philosophy for intercollegiate athletics. Tufts was a recipient of the 2008 National Field Hockey Coaches Association National Academic Team Award as a program with better than a 3.0 cumulative grade point average. Additionally, 13 Jumbos were named to the NFHCA National Academic Squad with grade point averages of 3.3 or better during the Fall 2008 semester. ►Located right outside of Boston, Tufts offers a well-rounded collegiate experience to student-athletes. Within its picturesque small-college campus, Tufts is a major university with “an unprecedented diversity of programs, exceptional faculty and staff, and bright and talented students,” according to President Lawrence S. Bacow. The Athletics Department sponsors a varsity program of 28 sports that is among the most competitive in the NCAA's Division III. Tufts finished 10th in the 2009 Learfield Sports Directors' Cup, which awards points based on NCAA performances. The University's proximity to a world-class city renowned for its academic institutions is also a major draw.

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Today’s Game:Salisbury University (18-1) vs.Tufts University (18-1)

Saturday, November 21, 2009, 2 p.m.

Mount Holyoke Turf Field, South Hadley, Mass.

The GameSalisbury University is back in the national semifinals for the first time since 2007. Thatyear Salisbury fell in its semifinal match against Middlebury, 2-1 in overtime, endingSalisbury’s three-year run of national titles.

The Match-upToday’s game marks the first meeting between Tufts and Salisbury since their only otherNCAA tournament meeting, a 2-0 Salisbury victory in the second round of the 2007 event.Salisbury got its two goals in that match from current senior Beverly Beladino and currentassistant coach Danielle Twilley. Current senior Michelle Rowe also added an assist in thatgame.

One-loss teams in the tournamentSalisbury and Tufts were the only two teams in the 2009 field to enter with just one loss onthe season. Since 1981, 48 teams have entered the event with one loss, 10 of those teamshave gone on to win the title. Salisbury did so in 2003 and 2005.

Championship ExcellenceWith a win today, Salisbury would advance to the national championship for the fifth time.Salisbury has never left the title game with a loss, winning all four championship games ithas competed in.

Top Tournament TeamDuring Salisbury’s 26 NCAA tournament appearances, the Sea Gulls have posted s 39-20record. The 39 wins ranks fourth in Division III history, trailing only The College of NewJersey (65), Messiah (41) and SUNY Cortland (41). Salisbury holds the Division III recordfor tournament winning streak, picking up 12 straight wins during their three-yearchampionship run from 2003 through 2005.

2009 Salisbury Results

September

1 at Hood* W, 10-0

5 St. Mary’s* W, 8-0

9 at Christopher Newport W, 2-1

12 Frostburg St. W, 8-0

13 Ursinus W, 2-0

16 Johns Hopkins W, 5-1

19 Messiah L, 3-2 (OT)

23 Rowan W, 4-0

26 at Wittenberg W, 5-1

27 at Kenyon W, 7-0

October

3 at York* W, 2-1

13 at Wesley* w, 4-0

20 Stevenson* W, 5-0

25 at Mary Washington* W, 3-0

29 at Catholic W, 2-0

November

4 Wesley^ W, 2-1

7 Mary Washington^ W, 2-1

14 Wooster& W, 4-0

15 SUNY Cortland& W, 3-2

21 Tufts& 2 p.m.

22 Messiah/Ursinus& 1 p.m.

* - CAC regular-season games

^-CAC tournament games

&-NCAA tournament games

Home game in Bold

2009 SalisburyUniversity Field HockeyGame Notes

4 National Championships • 11 NCAA semifinal appearances • 26 NCAA tournament

appearances • 15 Capital Athletic Conference Championships • 80 All-Americans

2003

Second round Mt. Holyoke W, 2-0

Third round Messiah W, 4-1

Semifinal The College of New Jersey W, 1-0

Championship Middlebury W, 4-1

2004

Second round Drew W, 8-0

Third round The College of New Jersey W, 3-2

Semifinal William Smith W, 2-1 (OT)

Championship Middlebury W, 6-3

2005

Second round Oberlin W, 4-0

Third round Rowan W, 4-1

Semifinal Ursinus W, 2-1

Championship Messiah W, 1-0

Salisbury’s 12-game NCAA tournament winning streak

2009 Salisbury University Field Hockey Game Notes

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No. Team Rec. Pts.

1. Messiah (31) 21-0 620

2. Salisbury 18-1 574

3. Ursinus 20-2 547

4. Tufts 18-1 517

5. SUNY Cortland 19-1 499

6. Trinity 16-3 460

7. Lebanon Valley 19-3 427

8. Rowan 14-5 409

9. Skidmore 17-4 355

10. Lynchburg 18-5 305

11. Christopher Newport 16-4 294

12. Middlebury 12-5 276

13. Amherst 12-5 206

14. Juniata 17-4 161

15. Bowdoin 10-6 144

16. Stevens Tech. 17-3 128

17. Gettysburg 14-5 115

18. Johns Hopkins 13-6 113

19. Eastern 18-5 107

20. St. Lawrence 12-5 78

Note: Poll was released on Nov. 10,

records are current through Nov.

15.

Italics = SU opponent in ‘09

Salisbury University has been honored during itsXXX-year participation in the Capital AthleticConference to have XXXX players named All-

Conference. This season, XXXX Sea Gulls werenamed to the squads.

Looking for Number FiveThe Salisbury field hockey program has won four national championships, taking home thehardware in 1986, 2003, 2004 and 2005. In its four championship seasons, Salisburyposted a combined record of 84-2.

Keep Them ComingWith Sunday’s 3-2 victory against SUNY Cortland, the Sea Gulls have now won 12 straightmatches. It marks the program’s longest winning streak since the 2007 season whenSalisbury won 19 straight.. The longest winning streak in school history is a 44-gamestreak that ran from midway through the 2003 streak and did not end until an October lossto Catholic University of America in 2005.

Looking for a RecordSenior Lauren Correll found the back of the cage Sunday against SUNY Cortland, duringthe Sea Gulls’ 3-2 victory. The goal the eventual game-winner, her third this year. ON the2009 season, Correll has scored 20 goals, which puts her up to 78 in her career, just twoshy of the Salisbury program record of 80, held by Jill Cressor (1999-02).

Brick Wall in the GoalSalisbury’s rock-solid defense has been supplemented by sophomore goalkeeper AnnaCooke, who entered the NCAA tournament ranked No. 2 in the nation with a GAA (goalsagainst average) of 0.54. Cooke is tied for eighth in program history for shutouts, havingalready posted 16 in her two-year career. She is on pace to set that record, which is 28,held by Maria Ramoundos (2004-07) and Kristin Archer (1995-97).

While Cooke is the last line of defense, the defense in front of her shares in hersuccess. Led by juniors Tara McGovern, Emily Ellenberger and sophomore McGovern, thedefense has held strong all season for Salisbury, allowing few chances to get through toCooke.

Shutting ‘Em OutThe maroon and gold entered the NCAA tournament tied for No. 1 in the nation inshutouts, with an average of 0.59 per game. Salisbury has now posted 11 shutout victoriesthis season. The team Salisbury was tied with entering the tournament was today’sopponent, Tufts University, which allowed a goal in each of its two tournament games overthe weekend.

Making an Immediate ImpactSalisbury has relied on two freshman to have an impact on the team in their first year withthe program. Back Emily Ellenberger and midfielder Kristina Fusco have seen action innearly every game this season. Fusco has started five games, while playing in all 19;Ellenberger has played in 17, starting 14, and each has played a big part in Salisbury’ssuccess. Fusco enters play this weekend as Salisbury’s third-leading scorer and goal scorer.She has found the back of the cage eight times and added three assists for 19 points whileEllenberger has been a part of Salisbury’s dominant defense, making three defensive savesthis year.

Dealing With AdversityIt has not been an easy ride to the national semifinals this weekend for SalisburyUniversity. The Sea Gulls have had to deal with a handful of injuries and illnesses. Likemany teams around the country, the Sea Gulls dealt with a bout of the flu, and battledthrough, they lost All-American Kandice Hancock early in the season to a leg injury, andfollowed with fellow midfielder Courtney Webster going down to a season-ending injury.Salisbury has rallied to advance to this weekend’s action.

Conference ChampionsSalisbury captured its 15th consecutive Capital Athletic Conference title on Nov. 7, 2009.Additionally, sophomore back Tara McGovern was named 2009 CAC Player of the Year;Lauren Correll, Beverly Beladino, Michelle Rowe, Katie Fost and Caitlin Walker were alsonamed to All-CAC teams. Head coach Dawn Chamberlin was also named 2009 CAC Coachof the Year; this marks the 13th time Chamberlin has garnered Coach of the Year honors.

Capital Athletic Conference

Final 2009 NFHCA Coaches Poll

Player of the YearTara McGovern (Sophomore, Back)

Coach of the YearDawn Chamberlin

First TeamBeverly Beladino (Senior, Forward)Lauren Correll (Senior, Forward)Tara McGovern (Sophomore, Back)Michelle Rowe (Senior, Midfielder)

Second TeamKatie Fost (Junior, Midfielder)Caitlin Walker (Sophomore, Midfielder)

With four additions in 2009, Salisbury has had 101players named to the All-Region team

NFHCA All-Region

First TeamBeverly Beladino (Senior, Forward)Lauren Correll (Senior, Forward)Tara McGovern (Sophomore, Back)

Second TeamMichelle Rowe (Senior, Midfielder)

School Name: Salisbury UniversityLocation: Salisbury, Md.Mascot: Sea GullsHead Coach: Dawn Chamberlin (23rd season)Assistant Coaches: Danielle Twilley, NickFiorentino, Wendy Ford, Megan BlockConference: Capital AthleticRecord: 18-1National Ranking: 2

How they got here: Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) Champions

Against the rest of the field this season:Salisbury v. Messiah - L, 2-3 OTSalisbury v. Ursinus - W, 2-0Salisbury v. Tufts - NG

NCAA tournament appearances: 26 overall appearances, 11semifinal (4 National Championship appearances, 4 NationalChampionships - 1986, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05)

Top Goal Scorer: Lauren Correll (20)Top Assist Leader: Lauren Correll (8)Top Points Leader: Lauren Correll (48)

School Name: Messiah CollegeLocation: Grantham, Pa.Mascot: FalconsHead Coach: Jan Trapp (36th season)Assistant Coaches: Brooke Good, Jennifer Jacobs, Michael Warari Conference: Middle Atlantic CommonwealthRecord: 21-0National Ranking: 1

How they got here: Middle Atlantic Commonwealth (MAC)Conference Champions

Against the rest of the field this season:Messiah v. Salisbury - W, 3-2 OTMessiah v. Ursinus - W, 4-3Messiah v. Tufts - NG

NCAA tournament appearances: 23 overall appearances, 13semifinal (6 National Championship appearances)

Top Goal Scorer: Kourtney Ehly (26)Top Assist Leaders: Kourtney Ehly, Katie Love (11)Top Points Leader: Kourtney Ehly (63)

School Name: Tufts UniversityLocation: Medford, Mass.Mascot: JumbosHead Coach: Tina McDavitt (6th season)Assistant Coaches: Dani Ryder, Craig RoweConference: New England Small College

Athletic

Record: 18-1National Ranking: 4

How they got here: New England Small College AthleticConference (NESCAC) Champions

Against the rest of the field this season: No games playedagainst semifinal field this season

NCAA tournament appearances: 5 overall appearances, 2semifinal (1 National Championship appearance)

Top Goal Scorer: Tamara Brown (21)Top Assist Leader: Tamara Brown (13)Top Points Leader: Tamara Brown (55)

School Name: Ursinus CollegeLocation: Collegeville, Pa.Mascot: BearsHead Coach: Laura Moliken (11th season)Assistant Coaches: Gabe Moliken Conference: CentennialRecord: 20-2National Ranking: 3

How they got here: Centennial Conference (CC) Champions

Against the rest of the field this season:Ursinus v. Salisbury - L, 0-2Ursinus v. Messiah - L, 3-4Ursinus v. Tufts - NG

NCAA tournament appearances: 6 overall appearances, 4semifinal (1 National Championship appearance, 1 NationalChampionship - 2006)

Top Goal Scorer: Alyssa Thren (32)Top Assist Leader: Megan Yoder (19)Top Points Leader: Megan Yoder (71)

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Salisbury


Salisbury • Messiah • Tufts • UrsinusThe 2009 NCAA Division III Field Hockey Championships in Mount Holyoke, Mass., will showcase the four top teams in the country asthey square off against each other for the national title. There will be a new champion this year as Bowdoin College, the nationalchampion for the past two years, was not selected to the 16-team field. Of the four teams in contention, Salisbury boasts the highestnumber of national titles, with four; the only other team with a championship trophy is Ursinus College, who won the title back in 2006.The Sea Gulls have won every national championship game they have appeared in. Messiah College, the only undefeated team in the

semifinal round, has made six national championship game appearances but has yet to capture a championship.


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Projected Starters

#1 Tara McGovern Back #2 Lauren Correll Forward

Class: SophomoreHometown: Yorktown Heights, N.Y.High School: LakelandHeight: 5-5

Career highsGoals: 1, four times (last vs. Messiah,9/19/09) Assists: 2, at Kenyon (9/27/09) Points: 3, twice (last at Hood, 9/1/09)

Class: SeniorHometown: Bridgeville, Del.High School: Sussex TechHeight: 5-4

Career highsGoals: 5, at Kenyon (9/27/09) Assists: 2, twice (last vs. Rowan, 9/23/09) Points: 10, at Kenyon (at Kenyon, 9/2709)

#4 Beverly Beladino Forward #12 Ashley Kisner Back

Class: SeniorHometown: Putnam Valley, N.J.High School: Putnam Valley, N.J.Height: 5-5

Career highsGoals: 4, at Mary Washington (10/20/07) Assists: 2, vs. Stevenson (11/5/08) Points: 8, at Mary Washington (10/20/07)

Class: JuniorHometown: Duncannon, Pa.High School: SusquenitaHeight: 5-6

Career highsGoals: 1, vs. Stevenson (10/2009) Assists: 0 Points: 2, vs. Stevenson (10/2009)

#13 Michelle Rowe Midfield #17 Alison Bloodsworth Forward

Class: SeniorHometown: Elkton, Md.High School: ElktonHeight: 5-3

Career highsGoals: 1 four times (last vs. Mary Washington,11/7/09) Assists: 2, two times (last vs. Villa Julie,10/16/07) Points: 4, vs. Villa Julie, (10/16/07)

Class: SophomoreHometown: Delmar, Md.High School: DelmarHeight: 5-2Career highsGoals: 3, vs. Hood (10/12/08) Assists: 1, three times (last at Kenyon,9/27/09) Points: 6, vs. Hood (10/12/08)

#20 Katie Fost Midfield #24 Caitlin Walker Forward

Class: JuniorHometown: Lusby, Md. High School: PatuxentHeight: 5-1

Career highsGoals: 1, at York (10/3/09) Assists: 1, vs. Stevenson (11/5/08) Points: 2, at York (10/3/09)

Class: SophomoreHometown: Fallston, Md.High School: FallstonHeight: 5-7

Career highsGoals: 1, eight times (last at MaryWashington, 10/25/09) Assists: 1, four times (last at MaryWashington, 10/25/09) Points: 3, at Mary Washington (10/25/09)


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#26 Emily Ellenberger Back #27 Shannon Hanratty Back

Class: JuniorHometown: Gaithersburg, Md.High School: GaithersburgHeight: 5-9

Career highsGoals: 1, two times (last vs. Stevenson,10/20/09) Assists: 1, vs. Stevenson (10/20/09) Points: 3, vs. Stevenson (10/20/09)

Class: SophomoreHometown: Arnold, Md.High School: BroadneckHeight: 5-10

Career highsGoals: 0 Assists: 0Points: 0

#49 Anna Cooke Goalkeeper # 15 Caitlyn Ruffus Midfield

Class: JuniorHometown: Ann Arbor, Mich. High School: Ann Arbor PioneerHeight: 5-5

Career highsSaves: 9, vs. Ursinus (9/13/09) Minutes: 75:51, vs. TCNJ (10/18/08)

Class: SeniorHometown: Lincroft, N.J.High School:Red Bank CatholicHeight:5-4

Career highsGoals: 2, two times, (last vs. Frostburg,9/14/08) Assists: 1, vs. Denison (Sept. 13, 2008) Points: 4, two times, (last vs. Frostburg St.,Sept. 14, 2008)

# 5 Danielle Lehman Midfield # 21 Kristina Fusco Midfield

Class: SophomoreHometown: Dover, Del.High School: DoverHeight: 5-4

Career highsGoals: 1, two times (last at Hood, 9/1/09) Assists: 1, two times (last vs. Hood,10/12/08) Points: 3, vs. Denison (913/08)

Class: FreshmanHometown: Forest Hill, Md.High School: FallstonHeight: 5-3

Career highsGoals: 2, three times (last vs. Wesley,11/4/09) Assists: 2, at Wesley (10/13/09)Points: 5, vs. Frostburg St. (9/12/09)

# 8 Katie Lamboni Forward # 28 Christine Craddock Midfield

Class: JuniorHometown: Salisbury, Md.High School: ParksideHeight 5-5

Career highsGoals: 3, vs. Hood (Oct. 12, 2008)Assists: 1, vs. Denison (Sept. 8, 2007) Points: 6, vs. Hood (Oct. 12, 2008)

Class: JuniorHometown: Burtonsville, Md.High School: Paint BranchHeight:5-5

Career highsAssists: 1, at Hood (Sept. 1, 2009) Points: 1, at Hood (Sept. 1, 2009)

Projected Starters & Top Reserves


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Coach Chamberlin’s Record at Salisbury University

Year Record CAC Highlight1987 12-5-1 NCAA Semifinalists 1988 16-3-3 NCAA Semifinalists 1989 15-4-1 NCAA Quarterfinalists 1990 13-4-1 NCAA Quarterfinalists 1991 11-6-1 NCAA Quarterfinalists 1992 12-7-1 NCAA Semifinalists 1993 7-9 1994 12-7 NCAA Quarterfinalists 1995 13-6 NCAA Quarterfinalists, CAC Champions 1996 15-3 NCAA Tournament, CAC Champions 1997 17-3 NCAA Quarterfinalists, CAC Champions 1998 13-6 NCAA Tournament, CAC Champions 1999 15-4 5-0 NCAA Tournament, CAC champions 2000 17-4 5-0 NCAA Semifinalists, CAC Champions

Year Record CAC Highlight2001 16-3 4-1 NCAA Tournament, CAC Champions 2002 17-3 4-0 NCAA Semifinalists, CAC Champions 2003 20-1 4-0 NCAA National Champions, CAC Champions 2004 22-0 5-0 NCAA National Champions, CAC Champions 2005 21-1 5-0 NCAA National Champions, CAC Champions 2006 17-4 5-1 NCAA Tournament, CAC Champions 2007 20-2 7-0 NCAA Semifinalists, CAC Champions 2008 15-4 6-0 NCAA Tournament, CAC Champions 2009 18-1 6-0 NCAA Tournament, CAC ChampionsTotal 354-90-8 23 seasons

3 National Championships16 straight NCAA Tournaments15 CAC Championships

Coach Chamberlin is the most successful field hockey coach in Salisbury University history and is one of the all-time greats in DivisionIII. Chamberlin was inducted into the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Hall of Fame on January 17, 2009 as one ofsix honorees in the Class of 2008.

Chamberlin enters her 23rd season at the helm for the Sea Gulls in 2009.

Chamberlin earned her 300th career win on November 1, 2006, to become the eighth field hockeycoach (sixth active) in NCAA Division III history to reach the special milestone. She also became the20th field hockey coach to win 300 at any NCAA level.

The Sea Gulls have transformed into a national powerhouse under Coach Chamberlin's guidance atSalisbury where the program became the first-ever, in Division III, to win three straight nationalchampionships (2003, '04, '05). The Gulls hold the record of 12 straight Division III postseasonvictories. SU was national semifinalists in 2000, 2002 and in 2007. Salisbury has made 22 NCAAtournament appearances during Chamberlin's tenure, which includes 15 straight.

Salisbury has dominated the Capital Athletic Conference since it joined in 1994. Under the leadershipof Coach Chamberlin the Sea Gulls have won 15 consecutive conference titles from 1995 untilpresent. Chamberlin has been honored by her peers as the CAC Coach of the Year 11 times. In 2007,the Sea Gulls won 20 straight games as the maroon and gold advanced to the national semifinalsand finished the year with a 20-2 record.

Nationally, Chamberlin has been recognized as one of the nation's best coaches. She was namedNCAA Division III National Coach of the Year in back-to-back seasons (2004, '05) and has been honored as the NFHCA South RegionCoach of the Year seven different times, most recently in 2007.

Chamberlin's players have also been recognizednationally during her tenure as she has coached 50Division III All-Americans and 101 NFCHA All-SouthRegion players. The Sea Gulls have also beenhonored with eight straight CAC Player of the Yearawards, 13 overall in the past 14 years.

Chamberlin is a 1985 graduate of the University ofIowa, where she was a four-year letterwinner on thehighly successful field hockey team. The Hawkeyeswon the Big Ten championship outright from 1981 to1983, before sharing the top spot in 1984. The '84squad finished second in the nation. Chamberlin,Iowa's co-captain as both a junior and senior, wasalso a member of the national indoor championshipteam and was selected to the All-Big Ten team duringher senior year.

While at Iowa, she also received the Women'sIntercollegiate Athletic Academic Award (1982-1985)and the Physical Education Academic AchievementAward (1983-1985). Chamberlin earned her Masterof Education from Salisbury in 1987 and herdoctorate from the University of Maryland in 2000.


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2009 Salisbury University Field HockeySalisbury Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 16, 2009)

All games


Date Opponent Score Att.* Sep 01 at HOOD W 10-0 200* Sep 05 ST. MARY'S W 8-0 300

Sep 09 at Christopher Newport W 2-1 107Sep 12 FROSTBURG STATE W 8-0 150Sep 13 URSINUS W 2-0 250Sep 16 #8 JOHNS HOPKINS W 5-1 110Sep 19 #1 MESSIAH Lot 2-3 250Sep 23 #12 ROWAN W 4-0 130Sep 27 at Kenyon College W 7-0 83Sep 26 at Wittenberg W 5-1 0

* Oct 3 at York (Pa.) W 2-1 475* Oct 13 at Wesley W 4-0 243* Oct 20 STEVENSON W 5-0 100* Oct 25 at Mary Washington W 3-0 150

Oct 29 at Catholic University W 2-0 100^ Nov 04 WESLEY W 2-1 155^ Nov 07 MARY WASHINGTON W 2-1 215& Nov 14 WOOSTER W 4-0 185& Nov 15 #5 SUNY CORTLAND W 3-2 260

^-Capital Athletic Conference tournament&-NCAA tournament

TEAM STATISTICS SAL OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 80-395 11-84 Goals scored per game 4.21 0.58 Shot pct. . 2 0 3 . 1 3 1 Shots on goal-Attempts 279-395 58-84 SOG pct. . 7 0 6 . 6 9 0 S h o t s / G a m e 20.8 4.4PENALTY CORNERS 254 85PENALTY STROKES 5-5 1-1PENALTIES Green cards 2 5 Yellow cards 1 3 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 2105 1358 Dates/Avg Per Date 11/191 8/170 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv

2 Lauren Correll 18 20 8 48 68 . 2 9 4 51 . 7 5 0 3 0 - 0 0

4 Beverly Beladino 19 11 6 28 33 . 3 3 3 24 . 7 2 7 1 0 - 0 0

21 Kristina Fusco 19 8 3 19 41 . 1 9 5 29 . 7 0 7 2 2 - 2 0

9 Courtney Webster 11 7 4 18 26 . 2 6 9 19 . 7 3 1 2 0 - 0 0

24 Caitlin Walker 19 6 4 16 49 . 1 2 2 36 . 7 3 5 4 0 - 0 0

18 Kandice Hancock 7 6 4 16 27 . 2 2 2 16 . 5 9 3 3 2 - 2 0

1 Tara McGovern 19 4 5 13 31 . 1 2 9 22 . 7 1 0 0 0 - 0 0

17 Alison Bloodsworth 19 5 1 11 32 . 1 5 6 23 . 7 1 9 1 0 - 0 0

26 Emily Ellenberger 17 2 1 5 8 . 2 5 0 4 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 0 3

8 Katie Lamboni 14 2 0 4 9 . 2 2 2 6 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 0 0

15 Caitlyn Ruffus 13 2 0 4 5 . 4 0 0 4 . 8 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

13 Michelle Rowe 19 1 2 4 12 . 0 8 3 8 . 6 6 7 1 0 - 0 0

12 Ashley Kisner 19 1 0 2 21 . 0 4 8 16 . 7 6 2 0 0 - 0 2

19 Caitlin Powers 3 1 0 2 8 . 1 2 5 6 . 7 5 0 0 0 - 0 0

20 Katie Fost 19 1 0 2 7 . 1 4 3 4 . 5 7 1 1 0 - 0 0

5 Danielle Lehman 6 1 0 2 3 . 3 3 3 3 1.000 0 0 - 0 0

25 Katie Matteo 4 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 1 - 1 1

16 Melissa Slocum 5 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 - 0 0

28 Christine Craddock 6 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

29 Camile Walker 10 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 2 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

11 Jennifer Bandy 9 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 3 . 7 5 0 0 0 - 0 0

23 Abby Tedford 5 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

3 Paige Lowery 5 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 0 0

49 Anna Cooke 19 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

27 Shannon Hanratty 13 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

22 Kelly McIntyre 7 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

14 Emily Klinkenborg 6 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

7 Liz Tollett 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

6 Kelly Brown 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

00 Rebecca Tracey 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0

Total 19 80 39 199 395 . 2 0 3 279 . 7 0 6 18 5 - 5 6

Opponents 19 11 6 28 84 . 1 3 1 58 . 6 9 0 1 1 - 1 15

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho

00 Rebecca Tracey 4 34:48 0 0.00 1 1.000 0-0-0 0

49 Anna Cooke 19 1299:48 11 0.59 41 . 7 8 8 18-1-0 7

Total 19 1334:36 11 0.58 42 . 7 9 2 18-1-0 1 1

Opponents 19 1334:36 80 4.20 185 . 6 9 8 1-18-0 0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalSalisbury 35 45 0 80

Opponents 5 5 1 11

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalSalisbury 213 182 0 395


Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalSalisbury 25 17 0 42


Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT TotalSalisbury 131 122 1 254


2009 Salisbury University Field Hockey Game-by-Game Results

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Game 1Sept. 1 • Frederick, Md.#6 Salisbury 10, Hood 0

The No. 6 Salisbury University fieldhockey team saw eight different playersfind the back of the cage as the Sea Gullsopened the 2009 season with a 10-0victory at Capital Athletic Conference foeHood College.

The Sea Gulls (1-0, 1-0 CAC)came out of the gates hot, scoring justthree minutes, 28 seconds into the game,on a goal by Beverly Beladino (PutnamValley, N.J.), her first of the season. Apair of Lauren Correll (Bridgeville,Del.) goals and a second by Beladino hadSalisbury up 4-0 less than 15 minutes intothe game, and the Sea Gulls would neverlook back.

"We were very balanced,"Salisbury coach Dawn Chamberlin said."I think the veteran offensive line reallypicked it up, looked good and reallymoved the ball well. We attacked the goalwell which is great for the first game ofthe season."

Chamberlin also felt her teamhad excellent passing and executed wellon their corner opportunities, getting 21of those chances in the contest.

Salisbury outshot Hood 33-5 inthe game, and starting goalkeeper AnnaCooke (Ann Arbor, Mich.) needed to makejust two saves in a little over 56 minutesof play to capture her first win of theseason.

A number of players saw theirfirst collegiate action in the game, andfour players tallied their first collegiategoals. Melissa Slocum (Salisbury,Md.), Caitlin Powers (Towson, Md.),Kristina Fusco (Forest Hill, Md.) andEmily Ellenberger (Gaithersburg, Md.)each scored their first goals against Hood(0-1, 0-1).

Game 2Sept. 5 • Salisbury, Md.

#6 Salisbury 8, St. Mary’s 0

Game 3Sept. 9 • Newport News, Va.#6 Salisbury 2, #14 CNU 1

The No. 6-ranked Salisbury Universityfield hockey team defeated St. Mary's(Md.) College 8-0 in front of a crowd of300 at Sea Gull Stadium Saturday night.The win gives the Sea Gulls two CapitalAthletic Conference victories in theiropening week of the 2009 season.

Salisbury (2-0, 2-0) dominatedon both ends of the field, outshooting St.Mary's 20-3, and the Sea Gull defenseheld the Seahawks back so effectively,sophomore goalie Anna Cooke (AnnArbor, Mich.) did not need to make anysaves in the 64 minutes she played in thegame.

The Gulls were led offensively bysenior forward Beverly Beladino(Putnam Valley, N.Y.) and juniormidfielder Kandice Hancock (Westover,Md.). Both players had hat tricks in thegame, with all of Hancock's goals beingunassisted. Senior forward LaurenCorrell (Bridgeville, Del.) rounded outthe scoring for the Gulls, putting twogoals into the back of the box.

The win marks the 16thconsecutive victory for the Sea Gullsagainst St. Mary's (1-1, 1-1), includingwins in the 2008 and 2007 Capital AthleticConference championship games.

Salisbury will hit the road as theyface Christopher Newport University onSept. 9, then head back home to host theSU Invitational on Sept. 12 and 13.

The No. 6 Salisbury University fieldhockey team picked up its third straightand first come-from-behind victory of theseason with a 2-1 win over No. 14Christopher Newport UniversityWednesday afternoon at Captains Field.

It took some time for the SeaGulls (3-0) to find their rhythm in today'sgame and the Captains (2-1) took fulladvantage. In the 15th minute of action,Stephanie Bair shot past SU juniorgoalkeeper Anna Cooke (Ann Arbor,Mich.) (one save) to put CNU up 1-0.

The maroon and gold tied thingsup in the 31st minute when freshmanmidfielder Kristina Fusco (Forest Hill,Md.) took control of a rebounded ball andpushed it across the line to even thingsup.

After the halftime break, the SeaGulls began to dictate play. In the 47thminute the Gulls earned a penalty corner,where the ball was played in front of thenet. During the scramble, sophomoremidfielder Caitlin Walker (Fallston,Md.) shot the ball into the back of thegoal to give the Sea Gulls the 2-1 lead.

The Sea Gulls were led by theindividual performances of senior forwardsBeverly Beladino (Putnam Valley,N.Y.) and Lauren Correll (Bridgeville,Del.). The Sea Gulls outshot the Captains15-4 throughout the match and held a 10-4 advantage in penalty corners.Sophomore back Tara McGovern(Yorktown Heights, N.Y.) did a goodjob of neutralizing the CNU attackthroughout the match.

Hood 0 0 - 0Salisbury 6 4 - 10

SalisburyGOALS: Beverly Beladino (2), Lauren Correll(1), Kristina Fusco (1), Danielle Lehman (1),Tara McGovern (1), Caitlin Powers (1), MelissaSlocum (1), Emily Ellenberger (1).ASSISTS: Caitlin Walker (1), Kandice Hancock(2), Beverly Beladino (1), Courtney Webster (1),Tara McGovern (1), Christine Craddock (1).

Shots 1 2 TotalHood 3 2 - 5Salisbury 17 16 - 33

Corners 1 2 TotalHood 1 3 - 4Salisbury 11 10 - 21

Saves GA SavesAnna Marie Hantman (H) 3 3Kaitlin McCloskey (H) 7 - 6

Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 2

St. Mary’s (Md.) 0 0 - 0Salisbury 4 4 - 8

SalisburyGOALS: Kandice Hancock (3), Lauren Correll(2), Beverly Beladino (3).ASSISTS: Courtney Webster (1), Lauren Correll(1), Beverly Beladino (1).

Shots 1 2 TotalSt. Mary’s (Md.) 1 2 - 3Salisbury 12 8 - 20

Corners 1 2 TotalSt. Mary’s (Md.) 1 1 - 2Salisbury 10 4 - 14

Saves GA SavesEmma Lauhoff (SM) 8 8Hillary Wall (SM) 0 - 0Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 0Rebecca Tracey (SU) 0 - 0

Christopher Newport 1 0 - 1Salisbury 1 1 - 2

SalisburyGOALS: Kristina Fusco (1), Caitlin Walker (1).ASSISTS: None.

Christopher NewportGOALS: Bair, Stephanie (1).ASSISTS: Tomlin, Kim (1).

Shots 1 2 TotalChristopher Newport 3 1 - 4Salisbury 7 8 - 15

Corners 1 2 TotalChristopher Newport 2 2 - 4Salisbury 3 7 - 10

Saves GA SavesEmma Stout (CNU) 2 - 10Anna Cooke (SU) 1 - 1

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#6 Salisbury 8, Frostburg 0

Game 5Sept 13 • Salisbury, Md.

#6 Salisbury 2, #3 Ursinus 0

Game 6Sept 16 • Salisbury, Md.#2 Salisbury 5, #8 JHU 1

Junior midfielder Courtney Webster(Chance, Md.) tallied a career-high threegoals as the No. 6 Salisbury Universityfield hockey team blanked Frostburg StateUniversity, 8-0, in the first game of the SUInvitational on Saturday afternoon at SeaGull Stadium. The shutout was the third ofthe season registered by Salisbury as SUhas limited to their opponents to just onegoal in 280 minutes.

Salisbury (4-0) jumped out to aquick, 1-0, lead over Frostburg (2-2) atthe 12:29 mark of the first period onWebster's first goal of the game. Themargin would remain the same until 15minutes later when SU extended its leadwith a goal by freshman midfielderKristina Fusco (Forest Hill, Md.). SUopened the floodgates a short time laterwhen the Sea Gulls scored three timesover the next two minutes with goals bysophomore forward Allison Bloodsworth(Delmar, Md.), Fusco, and Webster.

Webster opened up the scoring inthe second half as she tallied her thirdgoal of the game just one minute into theperiod. The final two goals of the gamefor SU were scored by senior midfielderCaitlyn Ruffus (Lincroft, N.J.) andfreshman back Katie Matteo (Arnold,Md.). The goals were each the first oftheir collegiate careers.

The SU defense was dominantthroughout game as the Sea Gulls limitedthe Bobcats to just two shots, none ofwhich were on goal. Sophomorenetminder Anna Cooke (Ann Arbor,Mich.) picked up her third win of theseason.

Frostburg was led in the contestby goalkeeper Maggie Edwards, whocollected 17 saves. Brandi Mixell andBrooke Tapman collected one shot apiecefor the Bobcats.

The No. 6 ranked Salisbury Universitywomen's field hockey team upset No. 3ranked Ursinus College in front of a crowdof 250 fans at the SU Invitational onSunday afternoon. With a score of 2-0,this is the first time the Bears have beenshut out since 2003. The win brings theSea Gulls' record to a perfect 5-0 for theseason.

After a scoreless and highlycompetitive first half, Salisbury shot out ofthe gates with a goal off of a penaltystroke by junior midfielder KandiceHancock (Westover, Md.). The Gullscapitalized again in the 59th minute ofplay, as senior forward Lauren Correll(Bridgeville, Del.) scored an unassistedgoal. In the box, sophomore goalie AnnaCooke (Ann Arbor, Mich.) (5-0) talliednine saves, while Bears goalie Erica Scott(3-2) had three saves on the day.

This is the second shutout of theInvitational for the Sea Gulls, whodefeated Frostburg State, 8-0, yesterdayafternoon at Sea Gull Stadium. Salisburywill stay at home for the next threegames, beginning with No. 11 rankedJohns Hopkins University at 6:00pm onWednesday, Sept. 16.

The No. 2-ranked Salisbury Universityfield hockey team came away with itssecond straight win against a top-10opponent with a victory Wednesday night,topping No. 8 Johns Hopkins University, 5-1, at Sea Gull Stadium. The win is the SeaGulls' 15th straight in regular-season play.

Salisbury put two quick goals inthe back of the cage to open up an early2-0 lead. A scramble in front of the cageled to a penalty stroke opportunity forjunior midfielder Kandice Hancock(Westover, Md.) with 5:27 gone in thegame, she beat Hopkins keeper SophiaTieu for the first goal of the match.

Senior forward BeverlyBeladino (Putnam Valley, N.Y.)registered an assist on a score by seniorforward Lauren Correll (Bridgeville,Del.) tally just 23 seconds later. Beladinosent a long cross in front of the cage,where Correll collected and flicked itacross the line for the 2-0 edge. Correllbroke away on a long run late in the firsthalf, scoring off a Hancock assist to pushthe lead to 3-0 at halftime.

Hopkins (4-1) would not threatenmuch in the first half, registering justthree shots in the opening 35 minutes, toSalisbury's 14 shots. The Blue Jays onlygot one shot past sophomore Salisburygoalkeeper Anna Cooke (Ann Arbor,Mich.), on a penalty stroke in the 46thminute, cutting the lead to 3-1. Cookemade two saves in the match.The SeaGulls (6-0) got second-half tallies fromHancock and sophomore forward AlisonBloodsworth (Delmar, Md.).

Frostburg 0 0 - 0Salisbury 5 3 - 8

SalisburyGOALS: Courtney Webster (3), Caitlyn Ruffus(1), Kristina Fusco (2), Alison Bloodsworth (1),Katie Matteo (1).ASSISTS: Kristina Fusco (1), Kandice Hancock(1)

Shots 1 2 TotalFrostburg 3 1 - 4Salisbury 7 8 - 15

Corners 1 2 TotalFrostburg 2 2 - 4Salisbury 3 7 - 10

Saves GA SavesMaggie Edwards (FSU) 8 - 17Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 0Rebecca Tracey (SU) 0 - 0

Ursinus 0 0 - 0Salisbury 0 2 - 2

SalisburyGOALS: Kandice Hancock (1), Lauren Correll (1)

ASSISTS: None.

Shots 1 2 TotalUrsinus 7 6 - 13Salisbury 6 7 - 13

Corners 1 2 TotalUrsinus 6 3 - 9Salisbury 3 4 - 7

Saves GA SavesErica Scott (U) 2 - 3Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 9

Johns Hopkins 0 1 - 1Salisbury 3 2 - 5

SalisburyGOALS: Kandice Hancock (2, Lauren Correll (2),Alison Bloodsworth (1).ASSISTS: Kristina Fusco (1), Kandice Hancock(1)

Johns HopkinsGOALS: Ariana Branchini (1)ASSISTS: Kristina Fusco (1),

Shots 1 2 TotalJohns Hopkins 3 3 - 6Salisbury 15 7 - 22

Corners 1 2 TotalJohns Hopkins 3 2 - 5Salisbury 8 3 - 11

Saves GA SavesSophia Tieu (JHU) 5 - 7Anna Cooke (SU) 1 - 2

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#2 Salisbury 2, #1 Messiah 3

Game 8Sept. 23 • Salisbury, Md.#2 Salisbury 4, Rowan 0

Game 9Sept 26 • Springfield, Oh.

#2 Salisbury 5, Wittenberg 1

The No. 2 Salisbury University fieldhockey team and No. 1 Messiah Collegeplayed the type of match that shouldhappen when the top two teams in thecountry get together.

There was back-and-forth playand a last-second goal to send the gameto overtime before the Falcons came awaywith a 3-2 win on Julie Barton's goal justunder five minutes into overtime,Saturday afternoon at Sea Gull Stadium.

The Falcons (6-0) opened thescoring in the second half, on KourtneyEhly's goal in the 51st minute. Salisbury(6-1) was able to break even in the 62ndminute on sophomore Tara McGovern's(Yorktown Heights, N.Y.) second goalof the year, assisted by senior LaurenCorrell (Bridgeville, Del.), but the tiewould not last long.

Messiah's leading scorer, KatieLove, tallied her sixth goal of the seasonjust four minutes later to give the Falconsa 2-1 lead.

The 2-1 score looked like it mighthold up, but Salisbury was not about togive in. Salisbury got a penalty corneropportunity with 10 seconds to play andwas able to convert on their last-chanceas sophomore Alison Bloodsworth(Delmar, Md.) ripped a shot from the topof the arc, deflecting off a Messiahdefender for the equalizer. It wasBloodsworth's second goal of the season.

The Sea Gulls had a few chancesearly in the overtime period, playingseven-on-seven, but could not convert,allowing the Falcons to come back theother way and claim the victory.

The No. 2 Salisbury University fieldhockey team claimed a 4-0 win over No.12 Rowan University (3-3) Wednesdaynight at Sea Gull Stadium to bounce backfrom its loss to No. 1 Messiah College lastSaturday.

Salisbury (7-1) scored in the firstfour minutes of the game to take a 1-0lead. The goal was scored by freshmanmidfielder Kristina Fusco (Forest Hill,Md.), her fifth goal of the year. Fusco,who made her first start of the season,was assisted by sophomore back TaraMcGovern (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.).Salisbury held the 1-0 lead going into thesecond half.

The Sea Gulls increased theirlead to 2-0 in the second half on a fastbreak goal scored by senior forwardBeverly Beladino (Putnam Valley,N.Y.) with an assist by senior forwardLauren Correll (Bridgeville, Del.).Correll raced down the left side of the fieldand sent in the cross for Beladino, whodove to get a piece of the ball and send ithome for the insurance goal. The SeaGulls then put up two late goals withintwo minutes of one another. Fusco talliedher second goal of the game with 11minutes remaining in the contest, quicklyfollowed by Beladino's second goal of thegame off of another assist by Correll withnine minutes remaining.

The Sea Gull offense was strongwith a total of 12 shots, and the defensewas stiff, allowing only two Rowan shots.Sophomore goalkeeper Anna Cooke(Ann Arbor, Mich.) made one save inthe contest.

The No. 2 Salisbury University fieldhockey team came on in the second halfat Wittenberg University to claim a 5-1win, scoring four times after halftime,improving to 8-1 on the season.

Junior midfielder CourtneyWebster (Chance, Md.) started off a bigday just 16 minutes into the contest. Shescored the only goal of the first half off aTara McGovern (Yorktown Heights,N.Y.) assist. It would be the beginning ofa five-point game for Webster.

After Lauren Correll(Bridgeville, Del.) scored in the 39thminute, off Webster's assist, to make it 2-0, Webster followed up with her secondtally of the game, assisted by BeverlyBeladino (Putnam Valley, N.Y.). Correlladded another, less than eight minuteslater, to give the Sea Gulls a commanding4-0 lead.

Wittenberg (5-3) scored to cutthe lead to 4-1, but the Sea Gulls wouldget the final margin back to four on a goalby Beladino, assisted by Correll, with lessthan five minutes remaining in the match.

With her two goals and oneassist, Correll has notched at least onepoint in each of Salisbury's last fivecontests.

The Sea Gulls dominated playthroughout the 70 minutes, holding a 16-4 advantage on penalty corners and a 40-4 edge on shots.

Sea Gull goalkeeper AnnaCooke (Ann Arbor, Mich.) made fivesaves to claim her eighth win of theseason.

1 2 OT FMessiah 0 2 1 3Salisbury 0 2 0 2

SalisburyGOALS:Tara McGovern(1), AlisonBloodsworth(1)ASSISTS:Lauren Correll (1).

MessiahGOALS:Kourtney Ehly (1), Katie Love (1), JulieBarton (1).ASSISTS:Lauren Tennis (1).

Shots 1 2 OT TMessiah 2 4 1 7Salisbury 5 5 0 10

Corners 1 2 OT TMessiah 3 7 2 12Salisbury 8 4 1 13

Saves GA SavesAshley Mowery (M) 2 - 6Anna Cooke (SU) 3 - 4

Rowan 0 0 - 0Salisbury 1 3 - 4

SalisburyGOALS:Kristina Fusco (2), Beverly Beladino (2)ASSISTS:Lauren Correll (2) Tara McGovern (1)

Shots 1 2 TotalRowan 2 0 - 2Salisbury 8 4 - 12

Corners 1 2 TotalRowan 2 5 - 7Salisbury 8 1 - 9

Saves GA SavesLisa Apt (R) 4 - 4Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 1

W 0 0 - 0Salisbury 0 0 - 0

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Shots 1 2 TotalW 0 0 - 0Salisbury 0 0 - 0

Corners 1 2 TotalW 0 0 - 0Salisbury 0 0 - 0

Saves GA SavesSophia Tieu (W) 0 - 0Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 0

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Game 10Sept 27 • Gambier, Oh.

#2 Salisbury 7, Kenyon 0

Game 11Oct 3 • York, Pa.

#2 Salisbury, York 1

Game 12Oct 13 • Dover, Del.

#2 Salisbury 4, Wesley 0

The No. 2 Salisbury University fieldhockey team wrapped up their trip to Ohiowith a 7-0 win against Kenyon College onSunday. Senior forward Lauren Correll(Bridgeville, Del.) scored a career-highfive goals in the contest.

The Sea Gulls (9-1) jumpedahead early when Correll found the backoff the net off an assist from seniorforward Beverly Beladino (PutnamValley, N.Y.) . Correll would double upher scoring total with an unassisted goalin the 22nd minute. SU outshot the Lords(1-8) 16-3 in the first half and held a 6-3advantage in corners.

Salisbury started the second halfoff with a barrage of goals in a threeminute span to push the lead to 5-0.Correll pushed the lead to 3-0 andrecorded her first hat trick of the season,off an assist from sophomore forwardAlison Bloodsworth (Delmar, Md.) inthe 41st minute. Junior midfielderCourtney Webster (Chance, Md.)scored 15 seconds later off anotherBeladino assist. Correll scored again asshe was assisted by sophomore back TaraMcGovern (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.).Correll closed out her scoring burst withan unassisted goal in the 52nd minute.Webster closed out the scoring for themaroon and gold with an assist fromMcGovern in 56th minute.

For the match the Sea Gullsoutshot the Lords 29-3 and held a 15-3corner advantage. SU junior goalkeeperAnna Cooke (Ann Arbor, Mich.) played63 minutes in the net for the Sea Gullsand recorded two saves, freshmanRebecca Tracey (Perry Hall, Md.)played the final seven minutes. Kenyon'sJenna Klein played the entire game for theLords and finished with nine saves.

The Salisbury University field hockey teamdefeated Capital Athletic Conference foeYork College, 2-1, on Saturday afternoon.The win improves Salisbury's record to10-1 (3-0 CAC). So far this season, themaroon and gold have outscored theiropponents an astonishing 56-6.

The final score does not reflectthe tempo of the game, as the Sea Gullsmaintained control of the ball for themajority of the 70 minutes. Salisburyoutshot York (7-5, 2-2 CAC) 19-1, with 14of those shots being on goal. The maroonand gold's defense was rock solid, as theSea Gulls did not allow any corneropportunities for the Spartans. The SeaGulls had 13 corner opportunities in thegame, and Spartan goalie Claire Rekitzke(7-5) made 12 saves on the day.

The two Sea Gull scores of thegame were from junior back Katie Fost(Lusby, Md.) and senior forward LaurenCorrell (Bridgeville, Del.). Correll'sgoal, scored in the 9th minute of play,came off of an assist by sophomoreforward Caitlin Walker (Fallston, Md.).Fost's unassisted goal also came in thefirst half, during the 18th minute of play,to give the Sea Gulls a 2-1 lead that theywould maintain for the eventual win.

The Sea Gulls continue their five-game road streak, as they face CAC rivalWesley College on Oct. 13 at 4 p.m.Salisbury's lone home game in Octoberwill be on the 20th, as the Gulls face CACopponent Stevenson University. Gametime is set for 6 p.m.

Senior forward Lauren Correll(Bridgeville, Del.) tallied two goals toclaim her fifth multi-goal game of theseason as she led the Salisbury Universityfield hockey team to a 4-0 victory overCapital Athletic Conference foe WesleyCollege on Tuesday. The shutout marksSU's seventh of the season and third in itspast five games.

Salisbury (11-1, 4-0 CAC) cameout of the gates strong as Correll put theSea Gulls on top with an unassisted goaljust over a minute into the contest. The1-0 lead held strong for the next 16minutes before sophomore forwardCaitlin Walker (Fallston, Md.) notchedan unassisted goal at the 17:16 mark. SUheaded into the intermission period with a3-0 lead after Correll took a dish fromfreshman midfielder Kristina Fusco(Forest Hill, Md.) and deposited it intothe back of the cage.

The Sea Gulls capped theirscoring in the contest when Fusco dishedout her second consecutive assist tosenior midfielder Caitlin Ruffus(Lincroft, N.J.), who wasted no time inputting the ball behind Wolverine goalie,Sarah Johnson.

Wesley (10-4, 3-1 CAC)managed to get off just four shots in thecontest, none of which were on goal. TheWolverines were propelled by Johnson (14saves). Sophomore goalkeeper AnnaCooke (Ann Arbor, Mich.) picked up her11th win but did not have to record asave.

Kenyon 0 0 - 0Salisbury 2 5 - 7

SalisburyGOALS:Lauren Correll (5), Courtney Webster(2)ASSISTS: Courtney Webster (1), AlisonBloodsworth (1), Beverly Beladino (1), TaraMcGovern (1).

Shots 1 2 TotalKenyon 3 0 - 3Salisbury 16 13 - 29

Corners 1 2 TotalKenyon 3 0 - 3Salisbury 6 9 - 15

Saves GA SavesRebecca Tracey (K) 7 - 9Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 2Rebecca Tracey (SU) 0 - 0

York 2 0 - 1Salisbury 2 0 - 2

Salisbury

YorkGOALS: Katie Dawkins (1)ASSISTS: Allison Roush (1)

Shots 1 2 TotalYork 1 0 - 1Salisbury 12 7 - 19

Corners 1 2 TotalYork 0 0 - 0Salisbury 7 6 - 13

Saves GA SavesClaire Rekitzke (Y) 2 - 12Anna Cooke (SU) 1 - 0

Wesley 0 0 - 0Salisbury 3 1 - 4

SalisburyGOALS: Lauren Correll (2), Caitlin Walker (1),Caitlyn Ruffus (1). ASSISTS:Kristina Fusco (2)

Shots 1 2 TotalWesley 2 2 - 4Salisbury 16 15 - 31

Corners 1 2 TotalWesley 0 2 - 2Salisbury 6 5 - 11

Saves GA SavesSarah Johnson (W) 2 - 12Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 0

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Game 13Oct 20 • Salisbury, Md.

#2 Salisbury 5, Stevenson 0

Game 14Oct 25 • Fredericksburg, Va.

#2 Salisbury, UMW 0

Game 15Oct 29 • Washington, DC.#2 Salisbury 2, Catholic 0

The No. 2 Salisbury University fieldhockey team celebrated senior night atSea Gull Stadium with a 5-0 victory overCapital Athletic Conference foe StevensonUniversity on Tuesday night. On theseason, Salisbury has outscored itsopponents 64-7.

The Sea Gulls (12-1, 5-0 CAC)had numerous chances in the first half,dominating play with a 13-0 advantage inshots and a 9-0 edge in penalty corners,but needed 30 minutes to break through.In the 31st minute Salisbury got on theboard when sophomore forward CaitlinWalker (Fallston, Md.) settled acentering pass from senior midfielderMichelle Rowe (Elkton, Md.) and fireda shot past Stevenson keeper KaraZimmerman.

Zimmerman was tested all nightlong as she was forced to make 20 savesto keep the Mustangs (4-11, 1-4 CAC) inthe match.

Nearly 10 minutes into thesecond half, the Sea Gulls struck again.Senior forward Lauren Correll(Bridgeville, Del.) sent a pass in front ofthe net that junior forward Katy Lamboni(Salisbury, Md.) slammed into the backof the cage, good for her first goal of theyear and a 2-0 lead.

The Sea Gulls scored three timesin the final 21 minutes of the match,getting unassisted tallies from freshmanback Emily Ellenberger (Gaithersburg,Md.) and senior forward BeverlyBeladino (Putnam Valley, N.Y.). Thefinal score came off the stick of juniorback Ashley Kisner (Duncannon, Pa.)from an Ellenberger assist.

The No. 2 ranked Salisbury Universityfield hockey team continued its winningways on Sunday afternoon, defeatingCapital Athletic Conference foe MaryWashington, 3-0. The victory marks theSea Gulls' ninth shut-out of the season,as well as their seventh consecutive win.

Salisbury (13-1, 6-0 CAC)maintained control of the game, rackingup 19 shots compared to the Eagles' two.The Sea Gulls also had 16 penalty corneropportunities, and forced Eaglegoalkeeper Chrissy Bowdren to make 10saves. Mary Washington (11-6, 4-2 CAC)could not capitalize on any of its threecorner opportunities, as Salisbury's rock-solid defense forced sophomore goalieAnna Cooke (Ann Arbor, Mich.) tomake only one save. Cooke is on top ofher game, as her goals against average of0.61 (as of Oct. 18, 2009) leads thenation in Division III field hockey thisyear.

Sophomore forward CaitlinWalker (Fallston, Md.) set the pace forthe Sea Gulls as she scored the first goalof the game in the 27th minute; in the48th minute, she dished out an assist tosophomore forward Alison Bloodsworth(Delmar, Md.), whose goal extendedSalisbury's lead to 2-0. The final goal ofthe game was an unassisted insurancegoal by junior forward Katy Lamboni(Salisbury, Md.) in the 67th minute toseal the victory for the maroon and gold.On the season, Salisbury has outscoredits opponents a staggering 67-7.

The Salisbury University field hockey teamposted its 10th shut out of the season onThursday, as the No. 2 ranked Sea Gullstook down Catholic University, 2-0.

The Sea Gulls (14-1, 6-0 CapitalAthletic Conference) got off to a quickstart as senior forward Beverly Beladino(Putnam Valley, N.Y.) provided anassist to senior forward Lauren Correll(Bridgeville, Del.), who scored the firstgoal just one minute into the competition.Catholic's (10-5) offense tried to answerback, firing off five shots in a matter ofminutes, but sophomore goalkeeper AnnaCooke (Ann Arbor, Mich.) furthervalidated herself as one of the top goaliesin the nation by stopping all five attempts.

Salisbury came out swinging inthe second half, as the Gulls outshotCatholic, 9-0. The Sea Gulls scored againin the 52nd minute, as Correll returnedthe favor by passing the ball to Beladino,who promptly put it past Catholicgoalkeeper Marian Cassilly (seven saves).The victory marks the end of Salisbury'sregular-season competition; the maroonand gold now set their sights on capturingtheir 15th consecutive CAC Championship.

The Gulls' perfect conferencerecord earned them the top-seed in theCAC tournament, along with a first-roundbye. They will host the semifinal round onNov. 4 at Sea Gull Stadium. Game time isTBA.

Stevenson 0 0 - 0Salisbury 1 4 - 5

SalisburyGOALS:Caitlin Walker (1), Katie Lamboni (1),Emily Ellenberger (1), Beverly Beladino (1),Ashley Kisner (1).ASSISTS: Michelle Rowe (1), Lauren Correll (1),Emily Ellenberger (1).

Shots 1 2 TotalStevenson 0 1 - 1Salisbury 13 19 - 32

Corners 1 2 TotalStevenson 3 0 - 3Salisbury 9 17 - 26

Saves GA SavesKara Zimmerman (STV) 5 - 20Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 1

Mary Washington 0 0 - 0Salisbury 1 2 - 3

SalisburyGOALS:Caitlin Walker (1), Alison Bloodsworth(1), Katie Lamboni (1).ASSISTS: Caitlin Walker (1).

Shots 1 2 TotalMary Washington 1 1 - 2Salisbury 11 8 - 19

Corners 1 2 TotalMary Washington 3 0 - 3Salisbury 11 5 - 16

Saves GA SavesChrissy Bowdren (MW) 3 - 10Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 1

Catholic 0 0 - 0Salisbury 1 1 - 2

SalisburyGOALS:Beverly Beladino (1), Lauren Correll (1)ASSISTS:Beverly Beladino (1), Lauren Correll(1)

Shots 1 2 TotalCatholic 5 0 - 5Salisbury 2 9 - 11

Corners 1 2 TotalCatholic 3 4 - 7Salisbury 3 5 - 8

Saves GA SavesMarian Cassilly (C) 2 - 7Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 5

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Game 16Nov 4 • Salisbury, Md.

#2 Salisbury 2, Wesley 1

The No. 2 Salisbury University fieldhockey team will advance to the CACtournament championship match after itdefeated Wesley College on Wednesdaynight, 2-1, at Sea Gull Stadium.

The Sea Gulls, the top seed inthe CAC tournament, scored the game'sfirst goal in the 12th minute whenfreshman midfielder Kristina Fusco(Forest Hill, Md.) put a penalty strokeinto the back of the cage.

Fourth-seeded Wesley (12-9)would quickly answer with a goal 16seconds later to tie the game 1-1. Thegoal was scored by Sheree Pleasantonwho made a break down the middle of thefield. The two teams went into halftimeevenly matched, with Salisbury holding aslight edge on shots, 5-4.

Salisbury (15-1) broke the tie inthe second half when Fusco put away hersecond penalty stroke of the night, in the50th minute. The game-winning goal wasFusco's eighth tally of the season, andmarked the third time in her career thatshe had scored twice in a match.

The Sea Gulls began to dominatein the second half. They outshot Wesley 8-0 in the final 35 minutes and 13-4 for thegame. The Gulls also had eight corners inthe half to Wesley's zero.

Sophomore goalkeeper AnnaCooke (Ann Arbor, Mich.) made twosaves in the game.

The CAC championship game willbe held on Saturday, Nov. 7, at SalisburyUniversity's Sea Gull Stadium. The SeaGulls will host No. 2-seeded University ofMary Washington, which topped York (Pa.)College, 2-1, on Wednesday. Game time isset for 2 p.m. Salisbury will be going forits 15th consecutive CAC Championship.

Wesley 1 0 - 1Salisbury 1 1 - 2

SalisburyGOALS:Kristina Fusco (2)

WesleyGOALS:Sheree Pleasanton (1)

Shots 1 2 TotalWesley 4 0 - 4Salisbury 5 8 - 13

Corners 1 2 TotalWesley 2 0 - 2Salisbury 3 8 - 11

Saves GA SavesSarah Johnson (W) 2 - 7Anna Cooke (SU) 1 - 2


#2 Salisbury 2, Mary Wash. 1

The No. 2 ranked Salisbury University fieldhockey team captured its 15th consecutiveCapital Athletic Conference Championshiptitle on Saturday afternoon, defeating MaryWashington by a margin of 2-1. Salisburyhas not lost a conference championshipsince 1994. The victory marks the 10thstraight win of the season for the SeaGulls.

Salisbury (16-1, 6-0 CAC)dominated the game, outshooting MaryWashington 16-1. The Sea Gulls also had astaggering 21 penalty corner opportunities,compared to the Eagles' two; eight ofthose corners came in the first nineminutes of play. The match was a highlyphysical one, as the teams committed acombined 154 fouls.

The Eagles (12-8, 4-2 CAC) hadtheir first and only goal of the day in the12th minute, as Mary Washingtonmidfielder Emma Jones shot the ball pastsophomore goalkeeper Anna Cooke (AnnArbor, Mich.). The Sea Gulls were able toregroup, though, as senior forward LaurenCorrell (Bridgeville, Del.) answeredback with a breakaway goal in the 33rdminute of play. Salisbury and MaryWashington entered halftime tied, 1-1.

The deciding goal for Salisburycame in the 64th minute, when sophomoreforward Caitlin Walker (Fallston, Md.)made a pass to senior midfielder MichelleRowe (Elkton, Md.), who put the ballinto the back of the box. Rowe's goal, herfirst of the season, couldn't have come at abetter time as she led her Sea Gulls to thevictory.

"Certainly this is a great victoryfor us," said head coach Dawn Chamberlin."We've had a lot of adversity to overcome,dealing with injury and illness this season."

Mary Washington 1 0 - 1Salisbury 1 1 - 2

SalisburyGOALS:Lauren Correll (1), Michelle Rowe (1)ASSISTS: Caitlin Walker (1)

Mary WashingtonGOALS:Emma Jones (1)ASSISTS: Florence George (1), Erin Duffy (1)

Shots 1 2 TotalMary Washington 1 0 - 1Salisbury 9 7 - 16

Corners 1 2 TotalMary Washington 1 1 - 2Salisbury 11 10 - 21

Saves GA SavesChrissy Bowdren (UMW) 2 - 7Anna Cooke (SU) 1 - 0


#2 Salisbury 4, Wooster 0

The No. 2 ranked Salisbury University fieldhockey team notched its 11th shutoutvictory on Saturday afternoon, as the Gullsdefeated the College of Wooster, 4-0, toadvance to the third round of the NCAAtournament.

The Sea Gulls (17-1) dominatedplay in the second-round game,outshooting the Fighting Scots 21-4.Sophomore forward Caitlin Walker(Fallston, Md.) opened up scoring for themaroon and gold in the 15th minute of playas she blasted a shot past Woostergoalkeeper Madalyn Myers (nine saves).The goal, her fifth of the season, gave theGulls a 1-0 lead going into halftime.

Salisbury came out even strongerin the second half, scoring three goals in aspan of just seven minutes. Walker talliedher second unassisted score of the day inthe 38th minute; two minutes later, seniorforward Beverly Beladino (PutnamValley, N.Y.) added to Salisbury's 2-0 leadwith an unassisted goal. Three shortminutes later, sophomore back TaraMcGovern (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.)further extended the maroon and gold'slead with a goal off of a pass from seniormidfielder Michelle Rowe (Elkton, Md.).

The Fighting Scots playedaggressively in the first half, limitingSalisbury's lead to just one goal. "We wereextremely competitive in the first half," saidWooster head coach Brenda Meese. "Wehad the opportunities, but just didn't closeon them." The Sea Gull defense played atight game, forcing sophomore goalkeeperAnna Cooke (Ann Arbor, Mich.) to makeonly three saves on the day.

The Sea Gulls' solid victoryadvances them to Sunday's 1 p.m. third-round game against the winner of today'smatch-up between Christopher NewportUniversity (16-3) and SUNY Cortland (18-0). "Either team is going to be a fierceopponent," said Salisbury head coach DawnChamberlin. "But we can't worry aboutwhat the opponent has; we have to play onour own strengths."

Wooster 0 0 - 0Salisbury 1 3 - 4

SalisburyGOALS:Caitlin Walker (2), Tara McGovern (1),Beverly Beladino (1)ASSISTS: Michelle Rowe (1)

Shots 1 2 TotalWooster 1 3 - 4Salisbury 14 7 - 21

Corners 1 2 TotalWooster 1 5 - 6Salisbury 4 4 - 8

Saves GA SavesMadalyn Myers (W) 4 - 9Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 3

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#2 Salisbury 3, #5 Cortland 2

The No. 2 ranked Salisbury University field hockey teamdefeated No. 5 ranked SUNY Cortland on Sunday afternoon,3-2, to advance to the semifinal round in the NCAA DivisionIII field hockey tournament. The Sea Gulls will now travel toSouth Hadley, Mass., to face No. 4 ranked Tufts Universityon Saturday, Nov. 21.

"We knew it was going to be a really intensegame," said head coach Dawn Chamberlin of today's match-up. "They're strong, fast and very well coached." Indeed, itwas intense, as both teams committed a slew of fouls andeach drew one green card in the game. The Sea Gulls andRed Dragons were fairly evenly matched in penalty corners,with Salisbury having 14 opportunities and SUNY Cortlandhaving 10. Four of those corner opportunities for the RedDragons came in the last five minutes of play as theyscurried to catch up to the Sea Gulls' 3-1 lead, with SUNYCortland player Liz DeWaters putting a shot past sophomoregoalkeeper Anna Cooke (Ann Arbor, Mich.) (three saves) inthe 69th minute of play. The maroon and gold, unfazed,maintained their 3-2 lead for the last 14 seconds of thegame and took down the previously undefeated RedDragons (19-1). With the win, the Sea Gulls improved theirrecord to 18-1.

Salisbury fought for possession throughout theentire game, outshooting SUNY Cortland 15-8. The RedDragons scored the first goal of the game in the 14thminute, marking the fifth time this season that the Sea Gullshave trailed in a match. In the 26th minute, sophomoreback Tara McGovern (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.) evened up thescore off an assist from senior forward Lauren Correll(Bridgeville, Del.). Salisbury and SUNY Cortland enteredhalftime tied, with one goal apiece.

Both teams remained tied for almost 20 minutesinto the second half, until sophomore forward AlisonBloodsworth (Delmar, Md.) fired a shot that went past RedDragon keeper Ashley Hughes (eight saves). Just 26seconds later, in the 63rd minute of play, Correll scored theunassisted game-winning goal off of a fast break. That goalgave Salisbury the 3-1 lead with just six minutes left to play,but the Sea Gulls maintained their composure and finishedthe game strong. "I knew that the [final] goal was going tobe essential in winning the game. Two goals isn't enoughagainst a team like Cortland," said Correll.

Last year, SUNY Cortland handed Salisbury its final loss ofthe season in the second-round of the NCAA tournament, asthe Red Dragons defeated the Sea Gulls, 4-3, in overtime.Salisbury advances to the semifinal round of the NCAAtournament for the first time since 2007. "This is a huge winfor us, mentally and physically," said Chamberlin. "We haveovercome a lot this year. This is really just a greatexperience overall."

SUNY Cortland 1 0 - 0Salisbury 1 3 - 4

SalisburyGOALS:Caitlin Walker (2), Tara McGovern (1), Beverly Beladino (1)ASSISTS: Michelle Rowe (1)

Shots 1 2 TotalWooster 1 3 - 4Salisbury 14 7 - 21

Corners 1 2 TotalWooster 1 5 - 6Salisbury 4 4 - 8

Saves GA SavesMadalyn Myers (W) 4 - 9Anna Cooke (SU) 0 - 3

Won 10 straight ......................vs. Rowan (9/23/09) – vs. SUNY Cortland (11/15/09) 12Won 11 straight ......................vs. Rowan (9/23/09) – vs. SUNY Cortland (11/15/09) 12Won 12 straight ..........................vs. Rowan (9/23/09) – vs. SUNY Cortland (11/15/09)Won 13 straight ............................vs. Denison (9/8/07) – vs. Springfield (11/11/07) 19Won 14 straight ............................vs. Denison (9/8/07) – vs. Springfield (11/11/07) 19Won 15 straight ............................vs. Denison (9/8/07) – vs. Springfield (11/11/07) 19Won 16 straight ............................vs. Denison (9/8/07) – vs. Springfield (11/11/07) 19Won 17 straight ............................vs. Denison (9/8/07) – vs. Springfield (11/11/07) 19Won 18 straight ............................vs. Denison (9/8/07) – vs. Springfield (11/11/07) 19Won 19 straight ................................vs. Denison (9/8/07) – vs. Springfield (11/11/07)Won 20 straight ................................vs. Rowan (10/14/03) – at Catholic (10/5/05) 44Lost three straight ....................................at Rowan (9/26/06) – vs. Catholic (10/4/06)Lost four straight ......................at Ithaca (9/25/93) – vs. Eastern Mennonite (10/2/93)Lost five straight ..........vs. Loyola (Md.) (10/9/82) – vs. Loyola (Md.) (10/30/82) sevenLost six straight ............vs. Loyola (Md.) (10/9/82) – vs. Loyola (Md.) (10/30/82) sevenLost seven straight..................vs. Loyola (Md.) (10/9/82) – vs. Loyola (Md.) (10/30/82)Lost eight straight ............................................................................................NeverScored 10 goals in a match ....................................................vs. Hood (10/12/08) 12Scored 11 goals in a match ....................................................vs. Hood (10/12/08) 12Scored 12 goals in a match ..........................................................vs. Hood (10/12/08)Scored 13 goals in a match ................................................at Gallaudet (10/18/75) 13Scored 14 goals in a match ..............................................................................NeverAllowed four goals in a match ............................................vs. Cortland St. (11/15/08)Allowed five goals in a match ............................at Mary Washington (Oct. 2, 2001) sixAllowed six goals in a match ..................................at Mary Washington (Oct. 2, 2001)Allowed seven goals in a match ......................................................vs. TCNJ (11/6/94)Allowed eight goals in a match ..........................................vs. Old Dominion (10/1/83)Allowed nine goals in a match ..........................................................................Never Won by 10 ..............................................................................at Hood (9/1/09) 10-0Won by 11 ..........................................................................vs. Hood (10/12/08) 12-0Won by 12 ..........................................................................vs. Hood (10/12/08) 12-0Won by 13......................................................................at Gallaudet (10/18/75) 13-0Won by 14 ......................................................................................................NeverLost by five ............................................................................vs. TCNJ (11/6/94) 7-0Lost by six ............................................................................vs. TCNJ (11/6/94) 7-0Lost by seven ........................................................................vs. TCNJ (11/6/94) 7-0Lost by eight ..............................................................vs. Old Dominion (10/1/83) 8-0Lost by nine ....................................................................................................NeverWon in overtime ............................................................................vs. CNU (9/10/08)Lost in overtime ........................................................................vs. Messiah (9/19/09)Tied ....................................................................at Eastern Mennonite (10/3/92) 2-2

Scored four goals ............................................Lauren Correll at Kenyon (9/27/09) fiveScored five goals....................................................Lauren Correll at Kenyon (9/27/09)Scored six goals ............................................Felicia Fortunato at Gallaudet (10/18/75)Scored seven goals ..........................................................................................NeverHad three assists ........................................Kandace Hancock vs. St. Mary’s (11/3/07)Had four assists ..................................................Melissa Webster vs. Drew (11/14/04)Had five assists ................................................................................................NeverHad eight points................................................Lauren Correll at Kenyon (9/27/09) 10Had nine points ................................................Lauren Correll at Kenyon (9/27/09) 10Had 10 points ........................................................Lauren Correll at Kenyon (9/27/09)Had 11 points ......................................................Brittany Elliott at Goucher (9/30/04)Had 12 points ......................................................Brittany Elliott at Goucher (9/30/04)Had 13 points................................................Felicia Fortunato at Gallaudet (10/18/75)Had 14 points ..................................................................................................NeverMade 15 saves ......................................................Joanna Fenske at TCNJ (10/13/01)Made 16 saves ....................................Joanna Fenske vs. Eastern Mennonite (9/17/00)Made 17 saves ......................................Joanna Fenske at Mary Washington (10/5/99)Made 18 saves ....................................Karen McCammon vs. Cortland St. (10/9/94) 19Made 19 saves ........................................Karen McCammon vs. Cortland St. (10/9/94)Made 20 saves ........................................................Cindi Smith at TCNJ (10/7/93) 27Made 21 saves ........................................................Cindi Smith at TCNJ (10/7/93) 27Made 22 saves ........................................................Cindi Smith at TCNJ (10/7/93) 27Made 23 saves ........................................................Cindi Smith at TCNJ (10/7/93) 27Made 24 saves ........................................................Cindi Smith at TCNJ (10/7/93) 27Made 25 saves ........................................................Cindi Smith at TCNJ (10/7/93) 27Made 26 saves ........................................................Cindi Smith at TCNJ (10/7/93) 27Made 27 saves ..............................................................Cindi Smith at TCNJ (10/7/93)Made 28 saves ............................................Jackie Sandlof at Maryland (10/27/76) 49

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2009 Salisbury University Field Hockey Roster

No. Name Position Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School00 Rebecca Tracey Goalkeeper Fr. 5-6 Perry Hall, Md./ Mercy High1 Tara McGovern Back So. 5-5 Yorktown Heights, N.Y./ Lakeland2 Lauren Correll Forward Sr. 5-4 Bridgeville, Del./ Sussex Tech3 Paige Lowery Back So. 4-11 Denver, Colo./ Colorado Academy4 Beverly Beladino Forward Sr. 5-5 Putnam Valley, N.Y./ Putnam Valley5 Danielle Lehman Midfield So. 5-4 Dover, Del./ Dover6 Kelly Brown Midfield Fr. 5-5 Baltimore, Md./ Catonsville 7 Liz Tollett Midfield Jr. 5-3 Severna Park, Md./ Chesapeake8 Katy Lamboni Forward Jr. 5-5 Salisbury, Md./ Parkside9 Courtney Webster Forward Jr. 5-6 Chance, Md./ Washington11 Jennifer Bandy Midfield Sr. 5-5 Ellicott City, Md./ Howard12 Ashley Kisner Back Jr. 5-6 Duncannon, Pa./ Susquenita13 Michelle Rowe Midfield Sr. 5-3 Elkton, Md./ Elkton14 Emily Klinkenborg Midfield Fr. 5-7 Hartly, Del./ Polytech15 Caitlyn Ruffus Midfield Sr. 5-4 Lincroft, N.J./ Red Bank Catholic16 Melissa Slocum Forward Fr. 5-3 Salisbury, Md./ Wicomico17 Alison Bloodsworth Forward So. 5-2 Delmar, Md./ Delmar18 Kandice Hancock Midfield Jr. 5-7 Westover, Md./ Washington19 Caitlin Powers Midfield Fr. 5-8 Towson, Md./ Towson20 Katie Fost Midfield Jr. 5-1 Lusby, Md./ Patuxent21 Kristina Fusco Midfield Fr. 5-3 Forest Hill, Md./ Fallston22 Kelly McIntyre Midfield Fr. 5-2 Highland, Md./ River Hill23 Abby Tedford Forward Jr. 5-3 Chester, Md./ Kent Island24 Caitlin Walker Forward So. 5-7 Fallston, Md./ Fallston25 Katie Matteo Back Fr. 5-8 Arnold, Md./ Broadneck26 Emily Ellenberger Back Jr. 5-9 Gaithersburg, Md./ Quince Orchard27 Shannon Hanratty Back So. 5-10 Arnold, Md./ Broadneck28 Christine Craddock Midfield Jr. 5-5 Burtonsville, Md./ Paint Branch29 Camile Walker Forward Jr. 5-8 Wilmington, Del./ Wilmington Christian49 Anna Cooke Goalkeeper Jr. 5-5 Ann Arbor, Mich./ Ann Arbor Pioneer

Head Coach: Dawn Chamberlin (23rd season)Assistant Coaches: Danielle Twilley (2nd season), Nick Fiorentino (2nd season), Wendy Ford (1stseason), Megan Block (1st season)

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Semifinals FinalNovember 21 November 22

Messiah* (19-0)

Eastern (17-4) Messiah 3-0

Eastern 1-0 (2 OT)Stevens Institute* (17-3)

Messiah 3-2Lebanon Valley* (17-3)

Lebanon Valley 9-0

Wittenberg (12-5) Lebanon Valley 3-0

Rowan (14-4)Mount Holyoke Turf FieldMount Holyoke College

South Hadley, Mass.Trinity (CT) (15-2)

Mass.-Dartmouth (15-6) Trinity (CT) 2-1

Middlebury 5-1Middlebury* (11-4)

Ursinus 5-1Lynchburg* (17-4)

Lynchburg 5-3

Juniata (17-3) Ursinus 4-0

Ursinus* (17-2)Mount Holyoke Turf FieldMount Holyoke College

South Hadley, Mass.Salisbury* (16-1) 1 p.m.

Hamilton (12-4) Salisbury 4-0

Wooster 2-1Wooster* (16-5)

Salisbury 3-2Chris. Newport* (15-3)

Chris. Newport 1-0

Cabrini (11-10) Cortland St. 4-2

SUNY Cortland (18-0)Mount Holyoke Turf FieldMount Holyoke College

South Hadley, Mass.Skidmore (16-3)

Husson (9-7) Skidmore 4-3

Amherst 3-0Amherst* (11-4)

Tufts 4-1Nichols* (18-3)

MIT 2-1

MIT (17-4) Tufts 5-1

Tufts* (16-1)

all game times are local time*-host institution for first or second/third-round games

First Round Second/Third RoundsNovember 11 November 14-15

NATIONALCHAMPION

2009 NCAA Division III FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP

CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS

Year Round Opponent Result

1995 First Round The College of New Jersey L 2-0

1998 First Round Rowan College L 1-0 (OT)

2007 First Round New England College W 6-0

Second Round Salisbury University L 2-0

2008 First Round Bye -----------

Second Round Springfield College W 4-0

Third Round The College of New Jersey W 2-1

Semifinals Messiah College W 5-2

Championship Bowdoin College L 3-2 (2OT)

2009 First Round Bye ----------

Second Round MIT W 5-1

Third Round Skidmore College W 4-1

TUFTS UNIVERSITY JUMBOS NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY• 5 Appearances in NCAA Tournament (6-4 Record) • 2 Final Four Appearances (08, 09) • 1 National Championship appearance (08) • 0 National Championships

Versus the 2009 Final Four

Salisbury University (0-1) 2007 .......................................Second Round ...............................................L 2-0

Ursinus College (0-0)

Messiah College (1-0) 2008 ...........................................Semifinals ................................................ W 5-2



Second Round University of Maine Farmington W 3-0

Third Round William Smith College L 5-1


Second Round Williams College W 5-4

Third Round SUN Y Cortland W 2-1

Semifinals Salisbury Umiversity L 2-1


Second Round Kenyon College W 7-0

Third Round SUNY Cortland W 2-1 (2OT)

Semifinals Lebanon Valley College W 3-2

Championship Messiah College W 3-2

2007 First Round Bye -----------

Second Round Juniata College L 2-0


Second Round Lynchburg College W 3-2

Third Round SUNY Cortland W 3-2

Semifinals Bowdoin College L 3-2


Second Round Lynchburg College W 4-0

Third Round Trinity College W 5-1

URSINUS COLLEGE BEARS NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY• 6 Appearances in NCAA Tournament (11-4 Record) • 4 Final Four Appearances (05, 06, 08, 09) • 1 National Championship appearance (1) • 1 National Championship


Salisbury University (0-1) 2005 ...........................................Semifinals ...................................................L 2-1

Tufts University (0-0)

Messiah College (1-0) 2006 .......................................Championship ............................................ W 3-2


1984 First Round Plymouth State University W 3-0

Second Round Salem State College W 2-0

Semifinals Ithaca College W 1-0

Championship Bloomsburg University L 3-2

1985 First Round Salisbury University W 3-2

Second Round College of New Jersey L 1-0

1986 First Round Gettysburg College W 1-0

Second Round Salisbury University L 2-1

1988 First Round Kutztown University L 2-1

1989 First Round Bloomsburg University L 1-0

1990 First Round Johns Hopkins University W 3-0

Second Round Salisbury University W 4-0

Semifinals The College of New Jersey L 2-1

1991 First Round Salisbury University L 2-1

1992 First Round Ohio Wesleyan University W 2-0

Second Round SUNY Cortland W 1-0

Semifinals The College of New Jersey L 1-0 (OT)

Consolation Salisbury University W 1-0 (2OT)

1993 First Round Eastern Mennonite University W 3-0

Second Round University of Mary Washington L 1-0 (OT)

1994 First Round University of Mary Washington W 3-0

Second Round William Smith College W 1-0 (2OT)

Semifinals SUNY Cortland L 2-1 (2OT)

Consolation Middlebury College W 1-0 (OT)

1995 First Round University of Mary Washington W 3-2 (OT)

Second Round SUNY Cortland W 3-2

Semifinals Wellesley College W 1-0 (OT)

Championship College of New Jersey L 2-1

1996 First Round Swarthmore College W 3-0

Second Round SUNY Cortland L 2-0

1997 First Round Springfield College W 3-2 (OT)

Second Round Salisbury University W 1-0

Semifinals SUNY Cortland L 1-0

1998 First Round Trinity College L 4-0


Second Round Gettysburg College W 5-1

Third Round St. Lawrence University W 2-1 (OT)

Semifinals The College of New Jersey W 2-1 (OT)

Championship SUNY Cortland L 1-0

MESSIAH FALCONS NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY• 23 Appearances in NCAA Tournament (39-22 Record) • 13 Final Four Appearances (84, 90, 92, 94, 95, 97, 01, 02, 04, 05, 06, 08, 09) • 6 National Championship appearances (84, 92, 01, 02, 05, 06 ) • 0 National Championships



Second Round Plymouth State University W 2-1

Third Round Williams College W 2-0

Semifinals The College of New Jersey W 1-0

Championship Rowan L 1-0


Second Round Eastern Mennoite University W 5-2

Third Round Salisbury University L 4-1


Second Round Virginia Wesleyan University W 6-1

Third Round Hartwick College W 2-1

Semifinals Middlebury College L 3-0


Second Round Alvernia University W 7-4

Third Round William Smith College W 3-1

Semifinals Bowdoin College W 2-1

Championship Salisbury University L 1-0


Second Round Williams College W 3-2 (2OT)


Semifinals Bowdoin College W 1-0

Championship Ursinus College L 3-2


Second Round Middlebury College L 4-3


Second Round Eastern University W 3-0

Third Round Rowan College W 2-1

Semifinals Tufts University L 5-2


Second Round Eastern University W 3-0

Third Round Lebanon Valley College W 3-2 (OT)


Salisbury University (4-4) 1985 ..........................................First Round ............................................... W 3-2 1986.......................................Second Round ...............................................L 2-1 1990.......................................Second Round ............................................ W 4-0 1991 ..........................................First Round ..................................................L 2-1 1992 ......................................... Consolation .................................. W 1-0 (2OT) 1997 .......................................Second Round ............................................ W 1-0 2003 ......................................... Third Round .................................................L 4-1 2005 .......................................Championship ...............................................L 1-0

Ursinus College (0-1) 2006 .......................................Championship ...............................................L 3-2

Tufts University (0-1) 2008 ...........................................Semifinals ...................................................L 5-2


1984 First Round Elizabethtown College W 2-1

Second Round Bloomsburg University L 3-1 (OT)

1985 First Round Messiah College L 3-2

1986 First Round Millersville University W 1-0

Second Round Messiah College W 2-1

Semifinals Bentley College W 2-1

Championship Bloomsburg University W 3-2

1987 First Round The College of New Jersey W 2-1 (OT)

Second Round Frostburg State University W 3-2

Semifinals William Smith College L 2-1 (3OT)

Consolation University of Southern Maine W 1-0

1988 First Round Ohio Wesleyan University W 4-0

Second Round Kurtztown University W 2-1

Semifinals The College of New Jersey L 2-0

Consolation SUNY Cortland W 2-0


Second Round The College of New Jersey L 3-0


Second Round Messiah College L 4-0

1991 First Round Messiah College W 3-2

Second Round The College of New Jersey L 1-0 (OT)

1992 First Round Johns Hopkins University W 2-1

Second Round Franklin & Marshall College W 3-0

Semifinals William Smith College L 2-1 (OT)

Consolation Messiah College L 1-0 (2OT)

1994 First Round Goucher College W 2-0

Second Round The College of New Jersey L 7-0

1995 First Round Ohio Wesleyan University W 2-1 (OT)

Second Round Eastern Mennonite University L 3-2 (2OT)

1996 First Round Williams College L 2-1

1997 First Round Washington College W 1-0 (2OT)

Second Round Messiah College L 1-0

1998 First Round Lebanon Valley College L 1-0


Second Round Johns Hopkins University L 1-0


Second Round William Paterson College W 1-0

Third Round Lebanon Valley College W 1-0

Semifinals William Smith College L 3-1

SALISBURY SEA GULLS NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY• 25 Appearances in NCAA Tournament (39-22 Record) • 10 Final Four Appearances (86, 87, 88, 92, 00, 02, 03, 04, 05, 07, 09) • 4 National Championship appearances (86, 03, 04, 05 ) • 4 National Championships



Second Round Lynchburg College L 2-1

Third Round Salisbury University L 4-1


Second Round New England College W 6-1


Semifinals Rowan College L 3-2 (2OT)


Second Round Mount Holyoke College W 2-0

Third Round Messiah College W 4-1

Semifinals The College of New Jersey W 1-0

Championship Middlebury College W 4-1


Second Round Drew University W 8-0


Semifinals William Smith College W 2-1 (OT)

Championship Middlebury College W 6-3


Second Round Oberlin College W 4-0

Third Round Rowan College W 4-1

Semifinals Ursinus College W 2-1

Championship Messiah College W 1-0


Second Round Christopher Newport University L 2-1 (OT)


Second Round Tufts University W 2-0

Third Round Springfield College W 2-1

Semifinals Middlebury College L 2-1 (OT)


Second Round SUNY Cortland L 4-3


Second Round College of Wooster W 4-0



Messiah College (4-4) 1985 ..........................................First Round ..................................................L 3-2 1986.......................................Second Round ............................................ W 2-1 1990.......................................Second Round ...............................................L 4-0 1991 ..........................................First Round ............................................... W 2-1 1992 ......................................... Consolation .................................... L 1-0 (2OT) 1997 .......................................Second Round ...............................................L 1-0 2003 ......................................... Third Round .............................................. W 4-1 2005 .......................................Championship ............................................ W 1-0

Ursinus College (1-0) 2005 ...........................................Semifinals ................................................ W 2-1

Tufts University (1-0) 2007 .......................................Second Round ............................................ W 2-0

A STATISTICAL HISTORY of the NCAA

DIVISION III FIELD HOCKEY

CHAMPIONSHIPS 1981-2008

History of the

National Division III Field Hockey Championships 1981-2008

Table of Contents

General Team Statistics Team Participation 1-5 Years Invited 5 Games Played, Games won 6 Winning Percentage 6 Championship Round Appearances 6 Titles 6 Winning Streaks 6 Teams with 0 losses 7 Teams with 1 loss 7 Teams below .500 8 Overtime Games 9 Strokeoff games 9 Offensive Statistics, Team Most goals in one half--1 team 10 Most goals in one half--2 teams 10 Most goals in one game--1 team 11 Most goals in one game--2 teams 11 Most goals scored, losing team 12 Deficits Overcome 12 Latest first goals scored 12 Shots in a game, most 13 Shots in a game, fewest 14 Penalty corners in a game, most 15 Penalty corners in a game, fewest 16 Assist records 17 Margin of victory 18 Offensive Statistics, Individuals Most points scored, game 19 Most points scored, tournament 19 Most points scored, career 19 Most goals scored, game 20 Most goals scored, tournament 20 Most goals scored, career 20

Most assists in a game 21 Most assists in a tournament 21 Most assists in a career 21 Defensive Statistics Defensive saves in a game 22 Defensive saves in a tournament 22 Defensive saves in a career 22 Most saves, keeper game 23 Least goals allowed average, tournament 23 Coaching Information General--Years, Games, Won, Winning Percentage, 24 Titles, Championship Rounds 25 Coaching Line, by coach 26-33 Tournament Brackets 1981-2008 34

The following is a compilation of statistics of the NCAA Field Hockey Championships. The information contained within is compiled from the NCAA Championships Record Books and from information provided by Sports Information Departments of participating schools. In addition, coaches and players also provided invaluable assistance. Thank you to all of the sports information directors, coaches, and players who provided information and assistance. If you are aware of a mistake in this information, please notify Chip Rogers. (434-825-2082 or [email protected]).

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Team Participation School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Alvernia (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 2005-06-07 Amherst (4) 4 4 .500 0 1 0 0 1996-99-00-09 Babson (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2005 Bentley (2) 3 3 .500 0 0 0 1 1985-86 Bloomsburg (8) 24 6 .800 2 4 1 0 1984-85-86-87-88-89-90-91 Bowdoin (7) 12 5 .706 2 0 2 0 1997-99-00-05-06-07-08 Bridgewater State (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 1982-85-88 Cabrini (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2009 Calvin (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1987-88 Castleton State (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2008 Centre (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2007 Christopher Newport (4) 4 4 .500 0 0 0 0 2006-07-08-09 Clark (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1991 Cortland State (23) 41 23 .645 3 1 4* 1 1982-83-84-85-87-88-89-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-99 00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09 Denison (10) 4 12 .250 0 0 0 2 1982-83-84-86-91-92-93-94-99-00 DePauw (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1990-99 Drew (4) 3 5 .375 0 0 0 1 1983-85-86-04 East Stroudsburg (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 1987-88-90 Eastern (5) 2 5 .286 0 0 0 0 2000-02-06-08-09

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School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Eastern Mennonite (9) 4 9 .308 0 0 1 0 1992-93-95-96-97-98-99-00-03 Elizabethtown (9) 6 10 .375 0 0 0 1 1981-82-83-84-85-86-87-88-06 FDU-Madison (2) 1 2 .333 0 0 0 0 1984-86 Franklin & Marshall (5) 7 5 .583 0 1 2 0 1981-82-83-91-92 Frostburg State (6) 2 6 .250 0 0 0 0 1981-82-84-85-86-87 Gettysburg (6) 2 6 .250 0 0 0 0 1986-87-94-98-99-01 Gordon (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2001 Goucher (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1994-95 Gwynedd-Mercy (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1999 Hamilton (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2009 Hartwick (7) 10 7 .588 0 1 1 0 1990-91-94-96-98-99-04 Husson (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2009 Ithaca (16) 12 15 .444 1 1 1* 0 1982-83-84-85-86-87-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-00 Johns Hopkins (8) 2 8 .200 0 0 0 0 1990-92-93-99-00-03-07-08 Juniata (4) 2 4 .333 0 0 0 0 2004-06-07-09 Keene State (6) 0 6 .000 0 0 0 0 1998-04-05-06-07-08 Kenyon (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 1989-06-07 King’s (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 2006-07 Kutztown (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 1988 Lebanon Valley (15) 18 16 .529 0 0 3 1 1988-91-92-93-95-96-97-98-99-00-05-06-07-08-09

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School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Lock Haven (3) 8 4 .667 1 0 0 2 1989-90-91 Lynchburg (11) 4 11 .267 0 0 0 0 1983-84-88-89-01-02-05-06-07-08-09 Maine-Farmington (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 2004-06-07 Manhattanville (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2005 Mary Washington (7) 4 7 .364 0 1 0 0 1991-93-94-95-01-02-03 Massachusetts-Dartmouth 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2009 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2009 McDaniel (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2002 *Messiah (23) 41 22 .651 0 6 6 0 1984-85-86-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98- 01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09 Middlebury (10) 19 10 .655 1 3 0 1 1994-96-98-03-04-05-06-07-08-09 Millersville (6) 4 6 .400 0 1 0 0 1984-85-86-88-89-90 Montclair State (2) 2 2 .500 0 0 0 0 2003-05 Mount Holyoke (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 2001-03 Muhlenberg (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1989 Neumann (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2008 New England College (10) 2 10 .167 0 0 0 0 1982-99-00-02-03-04-05-06-07-08 The College of New Jersey (28) 65 19 .774 9 4 6* 0 1981-82-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99- 00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08 Nichols (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2009 College of Notre Dame (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 2001-02

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School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Oberlin (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2005 Ohio Wesleyan (8) 0 8 .000 0 0 0 0 1987-88-89-90-91-92-93-95 Oneonta State (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 1984-90-92 Plymouth State (6) 2 6 .250 0 0 0 0 1984-93-94-00-01-02 Roanoke (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2002 Rowan (17) 16 16 .500 1 0 2 0 1982-85-86-92-93-97-98-99-00-01-02-03-05-06-07-08-09 St. Lawrence (4) 4 5 .444 0 0 0 1 1987-89-94-01 Salem State (7) 2 7 .222 0 0 0 0 1982-83-84-86-87-88-89 *Salisbury (25) 39 21 .650 4 0 5 1 1984-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92-94-95-96-97-98-99 00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09 Scranton (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1997 Sewanee (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2008 Shippensburg (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1985 Skidmore (9) 8 9 .471 0 0 1 0 1998-99-01-02-03-05-07-08-09 Slippery Rock (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 1987 Smith (2) 1 2 .333 0 0 0 0 1983-93 Southern Maine (5) 2 6 .286 0 0 0 1 1987-89-90-92-03 Springfield (8) 9 8 .529 0 1 1 0 1997-99-00-04-05-06-07-08 Stevens (2) 1 2 .333 0 0 0 0 2008-09 Susquehanna (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 1993-99-02 Swarthmore (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1996

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School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Trinity (Conn.) (6) 7 7 .500 0 0 1 1 1993-96-97-98-08-09 *Tufts (5) 6 4 .600 0 1 0 0 1995-98-07-08-09 *Ursinus (6) 11 4 .733 1 0 2 0 2004-05-06-07-08-09 Utica (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2005 Virginia Wesleyan (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 2003-04 Washington (Md.) (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1996-97 Washington & Lee (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2005 Wellesley (3) 4 4 .500 0 0 0 1 1995-02-06 Wesley (3) 0 3 .000 0 0 0 0 2001-03-04 Western New England College (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2005 Westfield State (1) 2 1 .667 0 0 1 0 1981 Wheaton (Mass.) (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 1983 Wilkes (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1995 William Paterson (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2000 William Smith (18) 31 15 .674 3 2 1 0 1987-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-00-01-04-05-06-07 Williams (11) 7 11 .384 0 0 0 0 1994-95-96-97-00-01-02-03-04-05-06 Wisconsin-Stevens Point (3) 0 3 .000 0 0 0 0 1981-82-85 Wittenberg (8) 0 8 .000 0 0 0 0 1994-95-97-98-02-03-04-09 Wooster (8) 2 8 .200 0 0 0 0 1983-84-85-86-96-01-08-09 Worcester Tech (4) 1 4 .200 0 0 0 0 1989-90-91-92

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*Ithaca and The College of New Jersey tied for third place in 1984 (no game held) ^Starting with the 1997 championships, no third-place game was held. Semifinal participants that do not advance are both credited with a third-place finish. Years Invited 28 The College of New Jersey 25 Cortland State 25 Salisbury 23 Messiah 18 William Smith 17 Rowan 16 Ithaca 15 Lebanon Valley 11 Lynchburg 11 Williams Games Played 84 The College of New Jersey (65-19) 64 Cortland State (41-23) 63 Messiah (41-22) 60 Salisbury (39-21) 46 William Smith (31-15) 32 Rowan (16-16) 31 Lebanon Valley (18-16) 30 Bloomsburg (24-6) 29 Middlebury (19-10) 27 Ithaca (12-15) Games Won 65 The College of New Jersey (65-19) 41 Cortland State (41-23) 41 Messiah (41-22) 39 Salisbury (39-21) 31 William Smith (31-15) 24 Bloomsburg (24-6) 19 Middlebury (19-10) 18 Lebanon Valley (18-16) 16 Rowan (16-16) Winning Percentage .800 Bloomsburg (24-6) .774 The College of New Jersey (65-19) .733 Ursinus (11-4) .706 Bowdoin (12-5) .674 William Smith (31-15) .667 Lock Haven (8-4) .667 Westfield State (2-1) .655 Middlebury (19-10) .651 Messiah (41-22) .650 Salisbury (39-21) .641 Cortland State (41-23) Championship Round Appearances 19 The College of New Jersey 14 Messiah 11 Salisbury 8 Cortland State 7 Bloomsburg 6 William Smith

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Titles 9 The College of New Jersey (1981, 83, 85, 88, 90, 91, 95, 96, 99) 4 Salisbury (1986, 2003, 2004, 2005) 3 Cortland State (1993, 1994, 2001) 3 William Smith (1992, 1997, 2000) 2 Bowdoin (2007, 2008) 2 Bloomsburg (1984, 1987) Winning Streak (Beginning - Ending) 12 Salisbury (2003 1st round – 2005 finals) 11 The College of New Jersey (1990 1st round - 1992 finals) 9 The College of New Jersey (1995 1st round - 1997 2nd round) 9 Cortland State (1993 1st round - 1995 2nd round) 8 Bowdoin (2007 1st round – current) 7 Bloomsburg (1987 1st round - 1988 finals) 7 William Smith (1997 1st round - 1998 finals) Entering the tournament, these teams . . . were undefeated and untied (24) Team (Coach) Record How it Did Year The College of New Jersey (Melissa Magee) 18-0 2-0 CHAMPIONS 1981 The College of New Jersey (Melissa Magee) 23-0 2-1 Runners-up 1982 Bloomsburg (Jan Hutchinson) 14-0 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1984 Messiah (Jan Trapp) 17-0 3-1 Runners-up 1984 Salisbury State (Karen Weaver) 17-0 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1986 The College of New Jersey (Sharon Pfluger) 18-0 3-1 Runners-up 1989 Bloomsburg (Jan Hutchinson) 19-0 3-1 Runners-up 1990 Worcester Tech (Judy Soderlund) 17-0 0-1 1st round 1990 Worcester Tech (Judy Soderlund) 18-0 0-1 1st round 1992 Plymouth State (Wynn Holht) 17-0 0-1 1st round 1993 The College of New Jersey (Sharon Pfluger) 16-0 3-1 Runners-up 1994 The College of New Jersey (Sharon Pfluger) 15-0 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1995 Williams (Chris Larson Mason) 15-0 1-1 2nd round 1995 Trinity (Robin Sheppard) 14-0 1-1 2nd round 1997 Eastern Mennonite (Linwood Vrolijk) 23-0 0-1 1st round 1998 The College of New Jersey (Sharon Pfluger) 16-0 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1999 Rowan (Penny Kempf) 17-0 4-0 CHAMPIONS 2002 Middlebury (Katherine DeLorenzo) 16-0 3-1 Runners-up 2003 Salisbury (Dawn Chamberlin) 18-0 4-0 CHAMPIONS 2004 Bowdoin (Nicky Pearson) 18-0 2-1 semifinals 2005 Cortland State (Cynthia Wetmore) 18-0 1-1 Quarterfinals 2006 Bowdoin (Nicky Pearson) 17-0 4-0 CHAMPIONS 2007 Messiah (Jan Trapp) 19-0 2009 Cortland (Cynthia Wetmore) 17-0 1-1 Quarterfinals 2009 were undefeated with ties (6) Team (Coach) Record How it Did Year The College of New Jersey (Sharon Pfluger) 21-0-1 2-1 3rd place 1984 The College of New Jersey (Sharon Pfluger) 17-0-2 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1988 The College of New Jersey (Sharon Pfluger) 14-0-1 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1990 The College of New Jersey (Sharon Pfluger) 15-0-1 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1991 The College of New Jersey (Sharon Pfluger) 15-0-1 3-1 3rd place 1993 Middlebury (Missy Foote) 12-0-1 2-2 4th place 1994 had 1 loss (46) Team (Coach) Record How it Did Year New England College (Kathy Sandborn) 14-1 0-1 1st round 1982 The College of New Jersey (Melissa Magee) 19-1 3-0 CHAMPIONS 1983 Denison (Jo Rosenberger) 12-1-2 1-2 4th place 1983 Cortland State (Pat Rudy) 15-1 0-1 1st round 1984

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had 1 loss (6) (continued) Bloomsburg (Jan Hutchinson) 16-1 3-1 3rd place 1985 Bentley (Linda MacDonald) 13-1 1-1 2nd round 1985 Bentley (Linda MacDonald) 14-1 2-2 4th place 1986 Bloomsburg (Jan Hutchinson) 19-1 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1987 Salem State (Mary Ellen McGee) 15-1-1 0-1 1st round 1987 Bloomsburg (Jan Hutchinson) 19-1-1 3-1 Runners-up 1988 Worcester Tech (Judy Soderlund) 16-1-1 1-1 2nd round 1989 Southern Maine (Paula Hodgdon) 13-1-2 0-1 1st round 1989 Muhlenberg (Helene Hospodar) 14-1 0-1 1st round 1989 Ohio Wesleyan (Nan Carney-DeBord) 17-1 0-1 1st round 1989 Southern Maine (Paula Hodgdon) 15-1-1 0-1 1st round 1990 Messiah (Jan Trapp) 19-1 3-1 3rd place 1990 Bloomsburg (Jan Hutchinson) 19-1 3-1 Runners-up 1991 Worcester Tech (Judy Soderlund) 17-1-1 0-1 1st round 1991 Clark (Linda Wage) 12-1-3 0-1 1st round 1991 William Smith (Sally Scatton Bond) 18-1 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1992 The College of New Jersey (Sharon Pfluger) 15-1 3-1 Runners-up 1992 Cortland State (Pat Rudy) 18-1-1 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1993 Mary Washington (Dana Hall) 19-1 3-1 Runners-up 1993 Eastern Mennonite (Sandra Brownscombe) 13-1-2 0-1 1st round 1993 Williams (Chris Larson Mason) 12-1-1 0-1 1st round 1994 Cortland State (Pat Rudy) 20-1 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1994 Eastern Mennonite (Linwood Vrolijk) 18-1 3-1 3rd place 1995 Eastern Mennonite(Linwood Vrolijk) 20-1 1-1 2nd round 1996 Hartwick (Anna Meyer) 17-1 3-1 Runners-up 1996 The College of New Jersey (Sharon Pfluger) 16-1 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1996 Lebanon Valley (Kathy Tierney) 18-1 2-1 semifinals 1997 Eastern Mennonite (Linwood Vrolijk) 18-1 0-1 1st round 1997 Middlebury (Missy Foote) 13-1 4-0 CHAMPIONS 1998 Skidmore (K. P. Delorenzo) 16-1 1-1 2nd round 1999 William Smith (Sally Scatton) 15-1 4-0 CHAMPIONS 2000 Rowan (Penny Kempf) 15-1 2-1 semifinals 2000 Bowdoin (Nicky Pearson) 15-1 0-1 1st round 2000 Plymouth State (Bonnie Lord) 17-1 0-1 2nd round 2002 Salisbury (Dawn Chamberlin) 16-1 4-0 CHAMPIONS 2003 Ursinus (Laura Molliken) 19-1 1-1 Quarterfinals 2004 Messiah (Jan Trapp) 18-1 2-1 semifinals 2004 Middlebury (Katherine DeLorenzo) 15-1 3-1 Runners-up 2004 Salisbury (Dawn Chamberlin) 17-1 4-0 CHAMPIONS 2005 Bowdoin (Nicky Pearson) 15-1 2-1 semifinals 2006 Messiah (Jan Trapp) 14-1 2-1 semifinals 2008 Tufts (Tina McDavitt) 16-1 3-1 Runners-up 2008 Salisbury (Dawn Chamberlin) 18-1 2009 Tufts (Tina McDavitt) 18-1 2009 had a .500 or below record (4) Team (Coach) Record How it Did Year Lynchburg (Enza Steele) 12-13-1 0-1 1st round 1989 Lebanon Valley (Kathy Tierney) 9-9-1 0-1 1st round 1992 Ithaca (Doris Kostrinsky) 10-10 1-1 2nd round 1992 Kenyon (Chrissy Kilroe) 11-11 0-1 1st round 2007

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Overtime Games Played 14 Salisbury State (4-10) 14 Messiah (10-4) 12 The College of New Jersey (9-3) 12 William Smith (7-5) 11 Cortland State (4-7) 11 Rowan (6-5) 9 Lebanon Valley (5-4) Overtime Games Won 10 Messiah (10-4) 9 The College of New Jersey (9-3) 7 William Smith (7-5) 6 Rowan (6-5) 5 Lebanon Valley (5-3) 4 Bloomsburg (4-2) 4 Cortland State (4-7) 4 Salisbury (4-10) Overtime Games Lost 10 Salisbury State (4-10) 7 Cortland State (4-7) 5 Rowan (6-5) 5 William Smith (7-5) 4 Messiah (9-4) 4 Lebanon Valley (5-4) Multiple Overtimes Games Played 10 Cortland State (4-6) 7 William Smith (5-2) 6 Messiah (4-2) 6 Lebanon Valley (3-3) 6 Salisbury State (1-5) Two Overtimes Games Played 4 Salisbury State (1-3) 3 Messiah (3-0) 3 Cortland State (0-3) 2 The College of New Jersey (2-0) 2 Rowan (0-2) Three Overtimes Games Played 2 William Smith (2-0) Games Decided By Penalty Stroke Played 7 Cortland State (4-3) 5 Lebanon Valley (3-2) 5 William Smith (3-2) 3 Ithaca (2-1) 3 Messiah (1-2) Games Decided By Penalty Stroke Won 4 Cortland State (4-3) 3 Lebanon Valley (3-2) 2 William Smith (3-2) 2 Ithaca (2-1)

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Offensive Statistics Team

Goals Scored, 1 half (All Games) -- 1 team 7 The College of New Jersey vs Rowan, 2nd, 1st round, 1986 6 Lebanon Valley vs Wittenberg, 2nd, 1st round, 2009 6 Susquehanna vs Skidmore, 1st, 1st round, 1999 6 Bloomsburg vs DePauw, 2nd, 1st round, 1990 5 TCNJ vs Christopher Newport, 2nd, 2nd round, 2008 5 Tufts vs New England College, 1st, 1st round, 2007 5 New England College vs Springfield, 2nd, 1st round, 2006 5 New England College vs Springfield, 1st, 1st round, 2006 5 Salisbury vs Drew, 1st, 2nd round, 2004 5 Messiah vs Eastern Mennonite, 2nd, 2nd round, 2003 5 Skidmore vs Wellesley, 2nd, 2nd round, 2002 5 Bloomsburg vs Calvin, 2nd, 1st round, 1988 Goals Scored, 1 half (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- 1 team 7 The College of New Jersey vs Rowan, 2nd, 1st round, 1986 6 Lebanon Valley vs Wittenberg, 2nd, 1st round, 2009 6 Bloomsburg vs DePauw, 2nd, 1st round, 1990 6 Susquehanna vs Skidmore, 1st, 1st round, 1999 5 eight times, most recently TCNJ vs Christopher Newport, 2nd, 2nd round, 2008 Goals Scored, 1 half (Championship Round) -- 1 team 4 Lock Haven vs William Smith, 2nd, semifinals, 1990 4 Salisbury vs Middlebury, 1st, final, 2004 3 Bloomsburg vs Drew (0), 2nd, 3rd place, 1995 3 The College of New Jersey vs Denison (0), 1st, semifinals, 1983 3 Salisbury State vs Bloomsburg (1), 1st, finals, 1986 3 Hartwick vs Lebanon Valley (1), 1st, semifinals, 1996 Goals Scored, 1 half (All Games) -- 2 teams 7 New England College (5) vs Springfield (2), 1st, 1st round, 2006 7 New England College (5) vs Springfield (2), 2nd, 1st round, 2006 7 Messiah (4) vs Alvernia (3), 1st half, 2nd round, 2005 7 Cortland (4) vs Williams (3), 2nd half, 2nd round, 2003 7 Susquehanna (6) vs Skidmore (1), 1st half, 1st round, 1999 7 Bloomsburg (6) vs DePauw (1), 2nd, 1st round, 1990 7 The College of New Jersey (7) vs Rowan (0), 2nd, 1st round, 1986 6 Lebanon Valley (6) vs Wittenberg (0), 2nd, 1st round, 2009 6 Cortland (4) vs Babson (2), 1st half, 2nd round, 2005 6 The College of New Jersey (4) vs Springfield (2), 2nd, quarterfinal, 2004 6 Messiah (5) vs Eastern Mennonite (1), 2nd, 2nd round, 2003 Goals Scored, 1 half (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- 2 teams 7 seven times, most recently New England College (5) vs Springfield (2), 1st, 1st round, 2006 6 four times, most recently Lebanon Valley (6) vs Wittenberg (0), 2nd, 1st round, 2009 5 17 times, most recently Middlebury (4) vs Leb Val (1), 2nd, and Trinity (4) vs Rowan (1), 1st, 2nd round, 2008 Goals Scored, 1 half (Championship Round) -- 2 teams 5 Salisbury (4) vs Middlebury (1), 1st, final, 2004 4 Tufts (2) vs Messiah (2), 1st, semifinal, 2008 4 Messiah (2) vs Ursinus (2), 1st, final, 2006 4 Salisbury (2) vs Ursinus (2), 2nd, semifinal, 2005 4 Hartwick (3) vs Lebanon Valley (1), 1st, semifinals, 1996 4 Lock Haven (3) vs William Smith (1), 2nd, semifinals, 1990 4 Salisbury State (3) vs Bloomsburg (1), 1st, finals, 1986

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Goals Scored, Game (All Games) -- 1 team 10 New England College vs Springfield (4), 1st round, 2006 9 Lebanon Valley vs Wittenberg (0), 1st round, 2009 9 The College of New Jersey vs Rowan (1), 1st round, 1986 9 Skidmore vs Wellesley (0), 2nd round, 2002 8 Bloomsburg vs DePauw (1), 1st round, 1990 8 Salisbury vs Drew (0), 2nd round, 2004 7 nine times, most recently Trinity vs Neumann (0), 1st round, 2008 Goals Scored, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- 1 team 10 New England College vs Springfield (4), 1st round, 2006 9 Lebanon Valley vs Wittenberg (0), 1st round, 2009 9 The College of New Jersey vs Rowan (1), 1st round, 1986 9 Skidmore vs Wellesley (0), 2nd round, 2002 8 Bloomsburg vs DePauw (1), 1st round, 1990 8 Salisbury vs Drew (0), 2nd round, 2004 7 nine times, most recently Trinity vs Neumann (0), 1st round, 2008 Goals Scored, Game (Championship Round) -- 1 team 6 Salisbury vs Middlebury (3), finals, 2004 5 Tufts vs Messiah (2), semifinals, 2008 4 Bowdoin vs Middlebury (3), finals, 2007 4 Salisbury vs Middlebury (1), finals, 2003 4 Middlebury vs Trinity (1), semifinals, 1998 4 The College of New Jersey vs Middlebury (1), semifinals, 1994 4 The College of New Jersey vs Lock Haven (1), semifinals, 1991 4 Bloomsburg vs Lock Haven (0), semifinals, 1990 4 Bloomsburg vs Drew (1), 3rd place, 1985 4 The College of New Jersey vs Denison (1), semifinals, 1983 Goals Scored, Game (All Games) -- 2 teams 14 New England College (10) vs Springfield (4), 1st round, 2006 11 Messiah (7) vs Alvernia (4), 2nd round, 2005 10 Cortland (6) vs Williams (4), quarterfinal, 2003 10 Cortland (6) vs Babson (4), 2nd round, 2005 10 The College of New Jersey (9) vs Rowan (1), 1st round, 1986 9 six times, most recently Lebanon Valley (9) vs Wittenberg (0), 1st round, 2009 Goals Scored, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- 2 teams 14 New England College (10) vs Springfield (4), 1st round, 2006 10 Cortland (6) vs Williams (4), quarterfinal, 2003 10 The College of New Jersey (9) vs Rowan (1), 1st round, 1986 9 five times, most recently Lebanon Valley (9) vs Wittenberg (0), 1st round, 2009 8 three times, most recently Lynchburg (5) vs Juniata (3), 1st round, 2009 Goals Scored, Game (Championship Round) -- 2 teams 9 Salisbury (6) vs Middlebury (3), final, 2004 7 Tufts (5) vs Messiah (2), semifinal, 2008 5 Bowdoin (3) vs Tufts (2), 2ot, final, 2008 5 Ursinus (3) vs Messiah (2), finals, 2006 5 Ursinus (3) vs Lebanon Valley (2), semifinals, 2006 5 Salisbury (4) vs Middlebury (1), finals, 2003 5 Rowan (3) vs Salisbury (2), ot, semifinals, 2002 5 Middlebury (3) vs William Smith (2), finals, 1998 5 Middlebury (4) vs The College of New Jersey (1), semifinals, 1998 5 Hartwick (3) vs Lebanon Valley (2), semifinals, 1996 5 Westfield State (3) vs Elizabethtown (2), 3rd place, 1981

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Most Goals Scored, Losing Team (All Games) 4 Trinity vs Rowan (5), quarterfinals, 2008 4 Springfield vs New England College (10), 1st round, 2006 4 Williams vs Cortland (6), quarterfinals, 2003 3 Juniata vs Lynchburg (5), 1st round, 2009 3 Salisbury vs Cortland (4), 2nd round, 2008 3 Denison vs Bloomsburg (6), 1st round, 1986 3 Elizabethtown vs Bloomsburg (4), 2nd round, 1986 3 William Smith vs Lock Haven (5), 2nd round, 1989 3 Amherst vs William Smith (4), 1st round, 1996 3 Skidmore vs Amherst (4), 3rd round, 1999 3 Skidmore vs The College of New Jersey (4), ot, quarterfinals, 2002 3 Springfield vs The College of New Jersey (5), 2nd round, 2004 3 Middlebury vs Salisbury (6), final, 2004 Most Goals Scored, Losing Team (1st/2nd/quarterfinal rounds) 4 Trinity vs Rowan (5), quarterfinals, 2008 4 Springfield vs New England College (10), 1st round, 2006 4 Williams vs Cortland (6), quarterfinals, 2003 3 nine times, most recently Juniata vs Lynchburg (5), 1st round, 2009 Most Goals Scored, Losing Team (Championship Round) 3 Middlebury vs Salisbury (6), final, 2004 2 15 times, most recently Tufts vs Bowdoin, 2ot, final, 2008

Deficits Overcome Largest Deficit Overcome 4 Rowan (5) vs Trinity (4), ot, quarterfinal, 2008, Trinity led 4-0 at 24:02, Rowan tied at 55:35 3 Cortland (4) vs Salisbury (3), ot, 2nd round, 2008, Salisbury led 3-0 at 24:48; Cortland tied at 54:13 2 Amherst (4) vs Skidmore (3), ps, 3rd round, 1999, Skidmore led 3-1 until 48:33 2 TCNJ (5) vs Springfield (3), 2nd round, 2004, Springfield led 3-1 until 41:59 2 Cortland State (3) vs Trinity (2), 2nd round, 1997, Trinity led 2-0 until 32:30 2 New England College (10) vs Springfield (4), 2006, Springfield led 2-0 until 21:13

LATEST FIRST GOAL RECORDS Latest First Goal Scored, All Games 96:07 Eastern vs Stevens, 1st round, 2009 92:09 Messiah vs Salisbury State, 1st round, 1998 91:13 Rowan vs Lebanon Valley, 1st round, 1992 85:20 Salisbury State vs Washington, 1st round, 1997 84:05 Messiah vs Middlebury, 3rd place, 1994 83:15 Kenyon vs Juniata, 1st round, 2006 82:09 Ithaca vs Salem State, 1st round, 1986 Latest First Goal Scored, 1st/2nd/QF rounds 96:07 Eastern vs Stevens, 1st round, 2009 92:09 Messiah vs Salisbury State, 1st round, 1998 91:13 Rowan vs Lebanon Valley, 1st round, 1992 85:20 Salisbury State vs Washington, 1st round, 1997 83:15 Kenyon vs Juniata, 1st round, 2006 82:09 Ithaca vs Salem State, 1st round, 1986 Latest First Goal Scored, Championship Round 84:05 Messiah vs Middlebury, 3rd place, 1994 81:41 The College of New Jersey, semifinals, 1996 81:36 Bloomsburg vs Cortland State, semifinals, 1988 81:02 The College of New Jersey vs Messiah, semifinals, 1992

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SHOT RECORDS

Most Shots, Game (All Games) -- 1 team 61 Cortland State vs Wooster (10), 1st round, 1996 54 The College of New Jersey vs Lynchburg (0), 1st round, 1988 52 Trinity vs Neumann (2), 1st round, 2008 52 St. Lawrence vs Wittenberg (21), 1st round, 1994 52 Bloomsburg vs Calvin (6), 1st round, 1988 51 Bloomsburg vs Lebanon Valley (8), 2nd round, 1988 51 Ithaca vs Oneonta State (20), 2nd round, 1984 Most Shots, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- 1 team 61 Cortland State vs Wooster (10), 1st round, 1996 54 The College of New Jersey vs Lynchburg (0), 1st round, 1988 52 Trinity vs Neumann (2), 1st round, 2008 52 St. Lawrence vs Wittenberg (21), 1st round, 1994 52 Bloomsburg vs Calvin (6), 1st round, 1988 51 Bloomsburg vs Lebanon Valley (8), 2nd round, 1988 51 Ithaca vs Oneonta State (20), 2nd round, 1984 Most Shots, Game (Championship Round) -- 1 team 46 The College of New Jersey vs Hartwick (8), finals, 1996 45 Salisbury State vs Bentley (9), semifinals, 1986 41 The College of New Jersey vs Cortland (9), semifinals, 1989 38 William Smith vs Salisbury State (21), semifinals, 1987 36 Ithaca vs The College of New Jersey (6), finals, 1982 Most Shots, Game (All Games) -- both teams 75 William Smith (49) vs East Stroudsburg (29), 1st round, 1987 73 St. Lawrence (52) vs Wittenberg (21), 1st round, 1994 71 Ithaca (51) vs Oneonta State (20), 2nd round, 1984 71 Cortland State (61) vs Wooster (10), 1st round, 1996 68 Cortland State (44) vs St. Lawrence (24), 2nd round, 1994 Most Shots, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- both teams 75 William Smith (49) vs East Stroudsburg (29), 1st round, 1987 73 St. Lawrence (52) vs Wittenberg (21), 1st round, 1994 71 Ithaca (51) vs Oneonta State (20), 2nd round, 1984 71 Cortland State (61) vs Wooster (10), 1st round, 1996 69 New England College (32) vs Springfield (37), 1st round, 2006 68 Cortland State (44) vs St. Lawrence (24), 2nd round, 1994 Most Shots, Game (Championship Round) -- both teams 59 William Smith (38) vs Salisbury State (21), semifinals, 1987 59 The College of New Jersey (32) vs Bloomsburg (27), finals, 1988 55 Messiah (33) vs Middlebury (22), 3rd place, 1994 54 The College of New Jersey (46) vs Hartwick (8), finals, 1996 54 Salisbury State (45) vs Bentley (9), semifinals, 1986

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Fewest Shots, Game (All Games) -- 1 team 0 Denison vs Lock Haven (42), 1st round, 1991 0 Lynchburg vs The College of New Jersey (54), 1st round, 1988 1 Cabrini vs Christopher Newport (9), 1st round, 2009 1 New England College vs Skidmore (39), 1st round, 2005 1 Wesley vs Middlebury (37), 2nd round, 2004 1 Maine-Farmington vs Ursinus (29), 2nd round, 2004 1 Drew vs Salisbury (47), 2nd round, 2004 1 The College of New Jersey vs Springfield (12), 3rd round, 2000 1 Johns Hopkins vs Salisbury State (13), 2nd round, 1999 1 Scranton vs The College of New Jersey (10), 1st round, 1997 1 Mary Washington vs The College of New Jersey (25), 1st round, 1991 Fewest Shots, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- 1 team 0 Denison vs Lock Haven (42), 1st round, 1991 0 Lynchburg vs The College of New Jersey (54), 1st round, 1988 1 Cabrini vs Christopher Newport (9), 1st round, 2009 1 New England College vs Skidmore (39), 1st round, 2005 1 Wesley vs Middlebury (37), 2nd round, 2004 1 Maine-Farmington vs Ursinus (29), 2nd round, 2004 1 Drew vs Salisbury (47), 2nd round, 2004 1 The College of New Jersey vs Springfield (12), 3rd round, 2000 1 Johns Hopkins vs Salisbury State (13), 2nd round, 1999 1 Scranton vs The College of New Jersey (10), 1st round, 1997 1 Mary Washington vs The College of New Jersey (25), 1st round, 1991 Fewest Shots, Game (Championship Round) -- 1 team 2 Denison vs Franklin & Marshall (7), 3rd place, 1983 2 Lock Haven vs Bloomsburg (15), semifinals, 1990 2 Hartwick vs Bloomsburg (31), semifinals, 1991 2 Cortland State vs Amherst (14), semifinals, 1999 2 TCNJ vs Salisbury (14), semifinals, 2003 3 Drew vs Bloomsburg (23), 3rd place, 1985 Fewest Shots, Game (All Games) -- both teams 9 Denison (2) vs Franklin & Marshall (7), 3rd place, 1983 10 Cabrini (1) vs Christopher Newport (9), 1st round, 2009 10 Lynchburg (5) vs Elizabethtown (5), 1st round, 2006 11 Scranton (1) vs The College of New Jersey (10), 1st round, 1997 11 Lebanon Valley (5) vs Salisbury State (6), 1st round, 1998 11 Trinity (3) vs Middlebury (8), semifinals, 1998 12 Bridgewater State (3) vs Bloomsburg (9), 1st round, 1985 Fewest Shots, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- both teams 10 Cabrini (1) vs Christopher Newport (9), 1st round, 2009 10 Lynchburg (5) vs Elizabethtown (5), 1st round, 2006 11 Scranton (1) vs The College of New Jersey (10), 1st round, 1997 11 Lebanon Valley (5) vs Salisbury State (6), 1st round, 1998 12 Bridgewater State (3) vs Bloomsburg (9), 1st round, 1985 13 Bowdoin (6) vs Trinity (7), 1st round, 1997 13 Gettysburg (2) vs Amherst (11), 2nd round, 1999 13 The College of New Jersey (1) vs Springfield (12), 3rd round, 2000 Fewest Shots, Game (Championship Round) -- both teams 9 Denison (2) vs Franklin & Marshall (7), 3rd place, 1983 11 Trinity (3) vs Middlebury (8), semifinals, 1998 15 The College of New Jersey (6) vs Franklin & Marshall (9), finals, 1981 16 Bloomsburg (4) vs The College of New Jersey (12), finals, 1991 16 Cortland State (2) vs Amherst (14), semifinals, 1999 16 TCNJ (2) vs Salisbury (14), semifinals, 2003

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PENALTY CORNER RECORDS Most Penalty Corners, Game (All Games) -- 1 team 34 Ithaca vs The College of New Jersey (11), finals, 1982 29 Ithaca vs Oneonta State (7), 2nd round, 1984 28 Ithaca vs Cortland State (6), 2nd round, 1982 28 Cortland State vs Wooster (1), 1st round, 1985 28 Williams vs Plymouth State (17), 1st round, 1994 Most Penalty Corners, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- 1 team 29 Ithaca vs Oneonta State (7), 2nd round, 1984 28 Ithaca vs Cortland State (6), 2nd round, 1982 28 Cortland State vs Wooster (1), 1st round, 1985 28 Williams vs Plymouth State (17), 1st round, 1994 27 Ursinus vs Juniata (6), 2nd round, 2007 27 Williams vs Maine-Farmington (3), 1st round, 2006 27 William Smith vs Cortland State (19), quarterfinals, 2000 26 The College of New Jersey vs Bridgewater State (13), 2nd round, 1982 Most Penalty Corners, Game (Championship Round) -- 1 team 34 Ithaca vs The College of New Jersey (11), finals, 1982 24 The College of New Jersey vs Denison (9), semifinals, 1982 23 Salisbury State vs Bentley (4), semifinals, 1986 23 Eastern Mennonite vs Wellesley (5), 3rd place, 1995 22 William Smith vs Middlebury (12), finals, 1998 22 Salisbury vs William Smith (7), semifinals, 2004 Most Penalty Corners, Game (All Games) -- both teams 46 William Smith (27) vs Cortland State (19), quarterfinals, 2000 45 Ithaca (34) vs The College of New Jersey (11), finals, 1982 45 Williams (28) vs Plymouth State (17), 1st round, 1994 41 William Smith (22) vs Salisbury State (19), semifinals, 1987 39 The College of New Jersey (26) vs Bridgewater State (13), 2nd round, 1982 37 Rowan (20) vs Cortland State (17), 1st round, 1982 Most Penalty Corners, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- both teams 46 William Smith (27) vs Cortland State (19), quarterfinals, 2000 45 Ithaca (34) vs The College of New Jersey (11), finals, 1982 45 Williams (28) vs Plymouth State (17), 1st round, 1994 39 The College of New Jersey (26) vs Bridgewater State (13), 2nd round, 1982 37 Rowan (20) vs Cortland State (17), 1st round, 1982 36 Ithaca (29) vs Oneonta State (7), 2nd round, 1984 36 The College of New Jersey (23) vs Wheaton (13), 2nd round, 1983 Most Penalty Corners, Game (Championship Round) -- both teams 45 Ithaca (34) vs The College of New Jersey (11), finals, 1982 41 William Smith (22) vs Salisbury State (19), semifinals, 1987 34 William Smith (22) vs Middlebury (12), finals, 1998 33 The College of New Jersey (24) vs Denison (9), semifinals, 1982

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Fewest Penalty Corners, Game (All Games) -- 1 team 0 Neumann vs Trinity (22), 1st round, 2008 0 Drew vs Salisbury (23), 2nd round, 2004 0 Wesley vs Middlebury (16), 2nd round, 2004 0 New England College vs William Smith (20), 2nd round, 2000 0 William Smith vs Wellesley (16), 1st round, 1995 0 Wittenberg vs Eastern Mennonite (15), 1st round, 1995 0 Ithaca vs Cortland State (16), 2nd round, 1993 0 Denison vs Lock Haven (18), 1st round, 1991 0 Lynchburg vs The College of New Jersey (20), 1st round, 1988 1 12 times, most recently Keene State vs Wellesley (8), 1st round, 2006 Fewest Penalty Corners, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- 1 team 0 Neumann vs Trinity (22), 1st round, 2008 0 Drew vs Salisbury (23), 2nd round, 2004 0 Wesley vs Middlebury (16), 2nd round, 2004 0 New England College vs William Smith (20), 2nd round, 2000 0 William Smith vs Wellesley (16), 1st round, 1995 0 Wittenberg vs Eastern Mennonite (15), 1st round, 1995 0 Ithaca vs Cortland State (16), 2nd round, 1993 0 Denison vs Lock Haven (18), 1st round, 1991 0 Lynchburg vs The College of New Jersey (20), 1st round, 1988 1 12 times, most recently Keene State vs Wellesley (8), 1st round, 2006 Fewest Penalty Corners, Game (Championship Round) -- 1 team 1 Hartwick vs Bloomsburg (20), semifinals, 1991 2 Lebanon Valley vs Bowdoin (11), semifinals, 2007 2 Cortland State vs Amherst (10), semifinals, 1999 2 Messiah vs Ithaca (12), semifinals, 1984 2 Denison vs Franklin & Marshall (9), 3rd place, 1983 2 The College of New Jersey vs Franklin & Marshall (9), finals, 1981 Fewest Penalty Corners, Game (All Games) -- both teams 6 The College of New Jersey (2) vs Millersville (4), 2nd round, 1988 8 Lebanon Valley (7) vs Rowan (1), 2nd round, 2009 8 Messiah (2) vs The College of New Jersey (6), semifinals, 1992 9 Massachusetts-Dartmouth (4) vs Middlebury (5), 1st round, 2009 9 Messiah (3) vs Salisbury State (6), 3rd place, 1992 9 Oneonta State (4) vs The College of New Jersey (5), 1st round, 1990 9 The College of New Jersey (4) vs Springfield (5), quarterfinals, 2000 10 8 times, most recently Bowdoin (5) vs Springfield (5), 2nd round, 2000 Fewest Penalty Corners, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- both teams 6 The College of New Jersey (2) vs Millersville (4), 2nd round, 1988 8 Lebanon Valley (7) vs Rowan (1), 2nd round, 2009 9 Massachusetts-Dartmouth (4) vs Middlebury (5), 1st round, 2009 9 Oneonta State (4) vs The College of New Jersey (5), 1st round, 1990 10 5 times, most recently Wilkes (3) vs Cortland State (7), 1st round, 1995 Fewest Penalty Corners, Game (Championship Round) -- both teams 8 Messiah (2) vs The College of New Jersey (6), semifinals, 1992 9 Lynchburg (3) vs Elizabethtown (6), 1st round, 2006 9 Wellesley (8) vs Keene State (1), 1st round, 2006 9 Messiah (3) vs Salisbury State (6), 3rd place, 1992 10 Messiah (6) vs Ursinus (4), finals, 2006 10 Messiah (4) vs The College of New Jersey (6), finals, 1995 10 William Smith (4) vs College of New Jersey (6), finals, 1992

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ASSIST RECORDS Assists, Game (All games) -- 1 team 7 Hartwick vs New England College, 1st round, 1999 7 Bowdoin vs Wellesley, 2nd round, 2006 6 Skidmore vs Wellesley, 2nd round, 2002 6 Salisbury vs New England College, 2nd round, 2002 6 Cortland vs Williams, quarterfinals, 2003 6 Messiah vs Virginia Wesleyan, 2nd round, 2004 6 Middlebury vs Wesley, 2nd round, 2004 6 Salisbury vs Drew, 2nd round, 2004 6 Messiah vs Alvernia, 2nd round, 2005 5 eight times, most recently Lynchburg vs Juniata and Lebanon Valley vs Wittenberg, 1st round, 2009 Assists, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- 1 team 7 Hartwick vs New England College, 1st round, 1999 6 Skidmore vs Wellesley, 2nd round, 2002 6 Salisbury vs New England College, 2nd round, 2002 6 Cortland vs Williams, quarterfinals, 2003 6 Messiah vs Virginia Wesleyan, 2nd round, 2004 6 Middlebury vs Wesley, 2nd round, 2004 6 Salisbury vs Drew, 2nd round, 2004 6 Messiah vs Alvernia, 2nd round, 2005 5 eight times, most recently Lynchburg vs Juniata and Lebanon Valley vs Wittenberg, 1st round, 2009 Assists, Game (Championship Round) -- 1 team 4 Bloomsburg vs Drew, 3rd place, 1985 4 Salisbury vs Middlebury, final, 2004 3 The College of New Jersey vs Middlebury, semifinals, 1994 Assists, Game (All games) -- both teams 9 Cortland (6) vs Williams (3), quarterfinals, 2003 8 Hartwick (7) vs New England College (1), 1st round, 1999 8 Ursinus (4) vs Williams (4), 2nd round, 2005 8 Bowdoin (7) vs Wellesley (1), 2nd round, 2006 6 nine times, most recently Lynchburg (5) vs Juniata (1),1st round, 2009 Assists, Game (1st/2nd/QF rounds) -- both teams 9 Cortland (6) vs Williams (3), quarterfinals, 2003 8 Hartwick (7) vs New England College (1), 1st round, 1999 8 Ursinus (4) vs Williams (4), 2nd round, 2005 8 Messiah (6) vs Alvernia (2), 2nd round, 2005 6 eight times, most recently Lynchburg (5) vs Juniata (1),1st round, 2009= Assists, Game (Championship Round) -- both teams 6 Salisbury (4) vs Middlebury (2), final, 2004 5 Bloomsburg (4) vs Drew (1), 3rd place, 1985 4 Tufts (3) vs Messiah (1), semifinal, 2007 4 Salisbury (3) vs Middlebury (1), finals, 2003 4 Rowan (2) vs Salisbury (2), semifinals, 2002 4 The College of New Jersey (3) vs Amherst (1), finals, 1999 4 Hartwick (3) vs Lebanon Valley (1), semifinals, 1996 4 The College of New Jersey (3) vs Middlebury (1), 1994 4 Bloomsburg (2) vs Salisbury State (2), finals, 1986

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Largest Margin of Victory, All Games 9 Lebanon Valley (9) vs Wittenberg (0), 1st round, 2009 9 Skidmore (9) vs Wellesley (0), 2nd round, 2002 8 The College of New Jersey (9) vs Rowan (1), 1st round, 1986 8 Salisbury (8) vs Drew (0), 2nd round, 2004 7 Bloomsburg (7) vs Calvin (0), 1st round, 1988 7 Bloomsburg (8) vs DePauw (1), 1st round, 1990 7 The College of New Jersey (7) vs Salisbury State (0), 2nd round, 1994 7 Rowan (7) vs Denison (0), 2nd round, 2000 7 Middlebury (7) vs Wesley (0), 2nd round, 2004 7 Ursinus (7) vs Kenyon (0), 2nd round, 2006 6 12 times, most recently Lebanon Valley (6) vs New England College (0), 1st round, 2008 Largest Margin of Victory, 1st/2nd/QF Rounds 9 Lebanon Valley (9) vs Wittenberg (0), 1st round, 2009 9 Skidmore (9) vs Wellesley (0), 2nd round, 2002 8 The College of New Jersey (9) vs Rowan (1), 1st round, 1986 8 Salisbury (8) vs Drew (0), 2nd round, 2004 7 Bloomsburg (7) vs Calvin (0), 1st round, 1988 7 Bloomsburg (8) vs DePauw (1), 1st round, 1990 7 The College of New Jersey (7) vs Salisbury State (0), 2nd round, 1994 7 Rowan (7) vs Denison (0), 2nd round, 2000 7 Middlebury (7) vs Wesley (0), 2nd round, 2004 7 Ursinus (7) vs Kenyon (0), 2nd round, 2006 6 nine times, most recently New England College (10) vs Springfield (4) and Wellesley (6) vs Keene State (0), 1st round, 2006 Largest Margin of Victory, Championship Round 4 Bloomsburg (4) vs Lock Haven (0), semifinals, 1990 3 11 times, most recently Salisbury (6) vs Middlebury (3), finals, 2004

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Individual Records POINTS

Most Points Scored, Game 10 Taryn Howard, Skidmore (9) vs Wellesley (0), 2nd round, 2002 (5g) 10 Emily Clark, Skidmore (6) vs New England College (0), 1st round, 2005 (4g 2a) 9 Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin (5) vs Rowan (0), quarterfinal, 2007 (4g 1a) 9 Aftan Fisher, Messiah (6) vs Virginia Wesleyan (1), 2nd round, 2004 (4g 1a) 8 Allie Baier, Springfield (4) vs New England College (10), 1st round, 2006 (4g) 8 Julia Parzych, Wellesley (6) vs Keene State (0), 1st round, 2006 (4g) 8 Amanda Lester, New England College (10) vs Springfield (4), 1st round, 2006 (4g) 8 Lynn Sandowich, Messiah (7) vs Alvernia (4), 2nd round, 2005 (3g 2a) 8 Cindy Hurst, Bloomsburg (5) vs Ohio Wesleyan (1), 1st round, 1987 (4g) 8 Sharon Reilly, Bloomsburg (7) vs Calvin (0), 1st round, 1988 (4g) 8 Nicky McGowan, Worcester Polytech. Inst. (4) vs So. Maine (0), 1R, 1989 (4g) 8 Denise Miller, Bloomsburg (8) vs DePauw (1), 1st round, 1990 (4g) Most Points Scored, Game--1st/2nd/QF rounds 10 Taryn Howard, Skidmore (9) vs Wellesley (0), 2nd round, 2002 (5g) 10 Emily Clark, Skidmore (6) vs New England College (0), 1st round, 2005 (4g 2a) 9 Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin (5) vs Rowan (0), quarterfinal, 2007 (4g 1a) 9 Aftan Fisher, Messiah (6) vs Virginia Wesleyan (1), 2nd round, 2004 (4g 1a) 8 8 times, most recently Allie Baier, Springfield (4) vs New England College (10), 1st rnd, 2006 (4g) and Julia Parzych, Wellesley (6) vs Keene State (0), 1st round, 2006 (4g) and Amanda Lester, New England College (10) vs Springfield (4), 1st round, 2006 (4g) Most Points Scored, Game--Championship Round 7 Heidi Howard, Middlebury (4) vs Trinity (1), semifinals, 1998 (3g 1a) 6 Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin (4) vs Middlebury (3), finals, 2007 (3g) 5 Ashley Lyddane, Middlebury (3) vs Messiah (0), semifinals, 2004 (2g 1a) 5 Lindsay Cappa, Ursinus (3) vs Messiah (2), finals, 2006 (2g 1a) 4 20 times, most recently Karen Wendler, Ursinus (3) vs Lebanon Valley (2), semifinals, 2006 (2g) Most Points Scored, Tournament 19 Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin, 2007 (9g 1a) 14 Denise Miller, Bloomsburg, 1990 (7g) 14 Heidi Howard, Middlebury, 1998 (6g 2a) 14 Kelli Johnson, Cortland, 2003 (7g) 14 Ashley Lyddane, Middlebury, 2004 (6g 2a) 13 Tamara Brown, Tufts, 2008 (6g 1a) 12 Julia Parzych, Wellesley, 2006 (6g) 12 Elise Conley, Babson, 2005 (6g) 12 Emily Clark, Skidmore, 2005 (5g 2a) 12 Barbara Anne Heib, The College of New Jersey, 1994 (5g 2a) 12 Gina Carey, The College of New Jersey, 1991 (6g) 12 Sharon Reilly, Bloomsburg, 1988 (6g) 12 Tiffany Trockenbrod, The College of New Jersey, 1999 (4g 4a) 12 Erin Ross, Hartwick, 1996 (5g 2a) Most Points Scored, Career 39 Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin, 2005-08 (17g 5a) 30 Laura Stryjewski, The College of New Jersey, 1994-96 (13g 4a) 25 Kelli Johnson, Cortland, 2003-06 (11g, 3a) 24 Jennifer Cortese, The College of New Jersey, 1993-95 (12g) 23 Cathy Fillippello, The College of New Jersey, 1989-92 (11g 1a) 23 Tiffany Trockenbrod, The College of New Jersey, 1996-99 (8g 7a) 19 Carla Shearer, Bloomsburg, 1985-86 (7g 5a) 19 Sharon Reilly, Bloomsburg, 1986-88 (9g 1a) 18 Denise Miller, Bloomsburg, 1990-91 (9g) 18 Jill Stewart, Salisbury State, 1986-88 (8g 2a) 17 three times, most recently Carol Merchant, Cortland State, 1992-94 (7g 3a)

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GOALS Most Goals Scored, Game 5 Taryn Howard, Skidmore (9) vs Wellesley (0), 2nd round, 2002 4 Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin (5) vs Rowan (0), quarterfinal, 2007 4 Allie Baier, Springfield (4) vs New England College (10), 1st round, 2006 (4g) 4 Julia Parzych, Wellesley (6) vs Keene State (0), 1st round, 2006 (4g) 4 Amanda Lester, New England College (10) vs Springfield (4), 1st round, 2006 (4g) 4 Emily Clark, Skidmore (6) vs New England College (0), 1st round, 2005 4 Aftan Fisher, Messiah (6) vs Virginia Wesleyan (1), 2nd round, 2004 4 Cindy Hurst, Bloomsburg (5) vs Ohio Wesleyan (1), 1st round, 1987 4 Sharon Reilly, Bloomsburg (7) vs Calvin (0), 1st round, 1988 4 Nicky McGowan, Worcester Polytechnic Inst. (4) vs Southern Maine (0), 1st round, 1989 4 Denise Miller, Bloomsburg (8) vs DePauw (1), 1st round, 1990 3 21 times, most recently Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin (4) vs Middlebury (3), final, 2007 Most Goals Scored, Game--1st/2nd/QF rounds 5 Taryn Howard, Skidmore (9) vs Wellesley (0), 2nd round, 2002 (5g) 4 Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin (5) vs Rowan (0), quarterfinal, 2007 4 Allie Baier, Springfield (4) vs New England College (10), 1st round, 2006 (4g) 4 Julia Parzych, Wellesley (6) vs Keene State (0), 1st round, 2006 (4g) 4 Amanda Lester, New England College (10) vs Springfield (4), 1st round, 2006 (4g) 4 Emily Clark, Skidmore (6) vs New England College (0), 1st round, 2005 4 Aftan Fisher, Messiah (6) vs Virginia Wesleyan (1), 2nd round, 2004 4 Cindy Hurst, Bloomsburg (5) vs Ohio Wesleyan (1), 1st round, 1987 4 Sharon Reilly, Bloomsburg (7) vs Calvin (0), 1st round, 1988 4 Nicky McGowan, Worcester Polytechnic Inst. (4) vs Southern Maine (0), 1st round, 1989 4 Denise Miller, Bloomsburg (8) vs DePauw (1), 1st round, 1990 3 19 times, most recently Cathleen Clark, Williams; Elise Conley, Babson, and Kelli Johnson, Cortland, quarterfinals, 2005 Most Goals Scored, Game--Championship Round 3 Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin (4) vs Middlebury (3), final, 2007 3 Heidi Howard, Middlebury (4) vs Trinity (1), semifinals, 1998 2 20 times, most recently Lindsay Cappa, Ursinus (3) vs Messiah (2), finals, 2006 Most Goals Scored, Tournament 9 Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin, 2007 7 Kelli Johnson, Cortland, 2003 7 Denise Miller, Bloomsburg, 1990 6 Tamara Brown, Tufts, 2008 6 Julia Parzych, Wellesley, 2006 6 Elise Conley, Babson, 2005 6 Sharon Reilly, Bloomsburg, 1988 6 Gina Carey, The College of New Jersey, 1991 6 Ashley Lyddane, Middlebury, 2004 5 12 times, most recently Lindsay McBride, Middlebury, 2007 Most Goals Scored, Career 17 Lindsay McBride, Bowdoin, 2005-2008 13 Laura Stryjewski, The College of New Jersey, 1994-96 12 Jennifer Cortese, The College of New Jersey, 1993-95 11 Kelli Johnson, Cortland, 2003-06 11 Cathy Fillippello, The College of New Jersey, 1989-92 9 Denise Miller, Bloomsburg, 1990-91 9 Sharon Reilly, Bloomsburg, 1986-88 8 Jill Stewart, Salisbury State, 1986-88 8 Teresa Cisney, Lock Haven, 1989-91 8 Tiffany Trockenbrod, The College of New Jersey, 1996-99

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ASSISTS Most Assists, Game 4 Melissa Webster, Salisbury (8) vs Drew (0), 2nd round, 2004 3 Penny Kempf, The College of New Jersey (9) vs Rowan (1), 1st round, 1986 3 Tara Egolf, Lock Haven (5) vs William Smith (3), 2nd round, 1989 3 Charlene Van Doren, Hartwick (6) vs New England College (1), 2nd round, 1999 3 Erin Budd, Salisbury (3) vs Cortland (1), Quarterfinal, 2002 3 Danae Chambers, Messiah (6) vs Virginia Wesleyan (1), 2nd round, 2004 Most Assists, Game-- 1st/2nd/QF rounds 4 Melissa Webster, Salisbury (8) vs Drew (0), 2nd round, 2004 3 Penny Kempf, The College of New Jersey (9) vs Rowan (1), 1st round, 1986 3 Tara Egolf, Lock Haven (5) vs William Smith (3), 2nd round, 1989 3 Charlene Van Doren, Hartwick (6) vs New England College (1), 2nd round, 1999 3 Erin Budd, Salisbury (3) vs Cortland (1), Quarterfinal, 2002 3 Danae Chambers, Messiah (6) vs Virginia Wesleyan (1), 2nd round, 2004 Most Assists, Game--Championship Round

2 10 times, most recently Kait Sutherland, Ursinus (3) vs Messiah (2), finals, 2006 Most Assists, Tournament 7 Tara Egolf, Lock Haven, 1989 5 Lacey Farrell, Middlebury, 2007 4 Kait Sutherland, Ursinus, 2005 4 Tiffany Trockenbrod, The College of New Jersey, 1999 4 Dani Innerst, Cortland State, 1996 4 Penny Kempf, The College of New Jersey, 1986 4 Erin Budd, Salisbury, 2002 4 Erin Budd, Salisbury, 2004 Most Assists, Career 11 Erin Budd, Salisbury, 2001-04 7 Tiffany Trockenbrod, The College of New Jersey, 1996-99 7 Tara Egolf, Lock Haven, 1989 6 Heidi Schwartz, The College of New Jersey, 1988-89 5 eight times, most recently Lacey Farrell, Middlebury, 2005-2007

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Defensive Saves (since 1999)

Defensive Saves in a Game (all rounds) 5 Nicole Noyes, New England College vs Salisbury, 2002 4 S. B. Northen, Washington & Lee vs Montclair State, 2005 4 Amy Ouellette, Southern Maine vs Rowan, 2003 3 Danielle Danser, Eastern vs Messiah, 2008 3 Holly Soule, New England College vs Lebanon Valley, 2008 3 Sarah Tracey, Salisbury vs Ursinus, 2005 3 Kim Smith, Wesley vs TCNJ, 2001 2 22 times, most recently Brittany Godshall, Messiah vs Middlebury, 2007 and Greta Cosey, Skidmore v Bowdoin, 2007 Defensive Saves in a Game (Championship rounds) 3 Sarah Tracey, Salisbury vs Ursinus, 2005 2 Mary Hoover, Messiah vs Bowdoin, Semifinal, 2006 2 Nikki Thren, Ursinus vs Salisbury, Semifinal, 2005 2 Sarah Tracey, Salisbury vs Messiah, Final, 2005 2 Rachel Allison, Messiah vs Salisbury, Final, 2005 2 Becca Brakeley, Middlebury vs Salisbury, Final, 2003 2 Heather Kresge, Messiah vs Rowan, Final, 2002

Defensive Saves in a Tournament

5 Sarah Tracey, Salisbury, 2005 5 Nicole Noyes, New England College, 2002 4 S. B. Northen, Washington & Lee, 2005 4 Nikki Thren, Ursinus, 2005 4 Amy Ouellette, Southern Maine, 2003 4 Kate Gould, TCNJ, 1999 3 eight times, most recently Danielle Danser, Eastern, and Holly Soule, New England College, 2008 Defensive Saves in a Career 7 Nicole Noyes, New England College, 2002-03 7 Nikki Thren, Ursinus, 2005-07 5 Sarah Berheide, Skidmore, 2002-03 5 Sarah Tracey, Salisbury, 2003-06 4 S.B.Northen, Washington & Lee, 2005 4 Amy Ouellette, Southern Maine, 2005 note: research is still being conducted; all of the box scores since 1999 have been collected and have been used to collate this data; future editions of this booklet will include the most inclusive information as it is collected.

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Goalie Statistics Most Saves, Game--All Games 33 Shelly Hall, Hartwick (1) vs The College of New Jersey (2), finals, 1996 30 Cathy Herrick, Kenyon (0) vs Lock Haven (4), 1st round, 1989 30 Tessa Higgins, Wittenberg (1) vs St. Lawrence (2), 2ot, 1st round, 1994 29 Jennifer Ryder, Calvin (0) vs Bloomsburg (7), 1st round, 1988 29 Sue Leonard, Lebanon Valley (0) vs Bloomsburg (2), 2nd round, 1988 29 Kris LaPaglia, Cortland State (1) vs The College of New Jersey (2), semifinals, 1989 Most Saves, Game--1st/2nd/QF rounds 30 Cathy Herrick, Kenyon (0) vs Lock Haven (4), 1st round, 1989 30 Tessa Higgins, Wittenberg (1) vs St. Lawrence (2), 2ot, 1st round, 1994 29 Jennifer Ryder, Calvin (0) vs Bloomsburg (7), 1st round, 1988 29 Sue Leonard, Lebanon Valley (0) vs Bloomsburg (2), 2nd round, 1988 Most Saves, Game--Championship Round 33 Shelly Hall, Hartwick (1) vs The College of New Jersey (2), finals, 1996 29 Kris LaPaglia, Cortland State (1) vs The College of New Jersey (2), semifinals, 1989 26 Mimi Bourquin, Hartwick (1) vs Bloomsburg (2), ps, semifinals, 1991 25 Dina Ayres, The College of New Jersey (1) vs Ithaca (2), ps, finals, 1982 Least Goals Allowed Average, Tournament .25 The College of New Jersey, 4 games, 1991 .25 Cortland State, 4 games, 1993 .25 William Smith, 4 games, 1992 .50 Salisbury, 4 games, 2005 .50 Mary Washington, 4 games, 1993 .50 The College of New Jersey, 4 games, 1988 .50 The College of New Jersey, 2 games, 1981 .50 The College of New Jersey, 4 games, 1995 .50 The College of New Jersey, 4 games, 1996 .50 William Smith, 4 games, 1997 .50 Springfield, 4 games, 2000 .50 Messiah, 4 games, 2002

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Coaching Information Years Coached 24 Sharon Pfluger, The College of New Jersey (56-17) 23 Jan Trapp, Messiah (41-22) 22 Dawn Chamberlin, Salisbury State (34-19) 16 Sally Scatton, William Smith (28-14) 12 Pat Rudy, Cortland State (18-11) 12 Doris Kostrinsky, Ithaca (11-11) 12 Penny Kempf, Rowan (15-11) 11 Enza Steele, Lynchburg (4-11) 10 Kathy Tierney, Lebanon Valley (11-11) Games Coached 73 Sharon Pfluger, The College of New Jersey (56-17) 63 Jan Trapp, Messiah (41-22) 53 Dawn Chamberlin, Salisbury State (34-19) 42 Sally Scatton, William Smith (28-14) 30 Jan Hutchinson, Bloomsburg (24-6) 29 Pat Rudy, Cortland State (18-11) 26 Penny Kempf, Rowan (15-11) 24 Cynthia Wetmore, Cortland (15-9) 22 Doris Kostrinsky, Ithaca (11-11) 22 Kathy Tierney, Lebanon Valley (11-11) Games Won 56 Sharon Pfluger, The College of New Jersey (56-17) 41 Jan Trapp, Messiah (41-22) 34 Dawn Chamberlin, Salisbury (34-19) 28 Sally Scatton, William Smith (28-14) 24 Jan Hutchinson, Bloomsburg (24-6) 18 Pat Rudy, Cortland State (18-11) 15 Cynthia Wetmore, Cortland (15-9) 15 Penny Kempf, Rowan (15-11) 14 Katharine Delorenzo, Middlebury/Skidmore (14-9) 12 Nicky Pearson, Bowdoin (12-5) 11 Laura Molliken, Ursinus (11-4) 11 Doris Kostrinsky, Ithaca (11-11) 11 Kathy Tierney, Lebanon Valley (11-11) Winning Percentage .818 Melissa Magee, The College of New Jersey (9-2) .800 Jan Hutchinson, Bloomsburg (24-6) .767 Sharon Pfluger, The College of New Jersey (56-17) .750 Tina McDavitt, Tufts (6-2) .750 Stacey Schilling, Cortland State (6-2) .750 Pat Genovese, William Smith (3-1) .714 Karen Weaver, Salisbury State (5-2) .733 Laura Moliken, Ursinus (11-4) .706 Nicky Pearson, Bowdoin (12-5) .667 Sally Scatton, William Smith (28-14) .667 Sharon Taylor, Lock Haven (8-4) .667 Missy Foote, Middlebury (6-3) .667 Sue Kloss, Franklin & Marshall (6-3) .667 Kathy O'Neil, Westfield State (2-1) .651 Jan Trapp, Messiah (41-22) .642 Dawn Chamberlin, Salisbury (34-19) .630 Cynthia Wetmore, Cortland State (15-9) .625 Dotty Zenaty, Springfield (5-3) .609 Katharine Delorenzo, Middlebury/Skidmore (14-9) .577 Penny Kempf, Rowan (15-11)

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Titles 7 Sharon Pfluger, The College of New Jersey 3 Dawn Chamberlin, Salisbury 3 Sally Scatton, William Smith 2 Jan Hutchinson, Bloomsburg 2 Pat Rudy, Cortland State 2 Nicky Pearson, Bowdoin 2 Melissa Magee, The College of New Jersey Championship Round Appearances 14 Sharon Pfluger, The College of New Jersey 13 Jan Trapp, Messiah 10 Dawn Chamberlin, Salisbury State 7 Jan Hutchinson, Bloomsburg 5 Sally Scatton, William Smith 4 Melissa Magee, The College of New Jersey 4 Nicky Pearson, Bowdoin 4 Pat Rudy, Cortland State 3 Katharine Delorenzo, Middlebury/Skidmore 3 Doris Kostrinsky, Ithaca 3 Sharon Taylor, Lock Haven 3 Sue Kloss, Franklin & Marshall 3 Penny Kempf, Rowan

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Coaching Line Coach, School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Sally Beth Anderson, Johns Hopkins (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1990-92 Linda Arena, Wittenberg (4) 0 4 .000 0 0 0 0 1994-95-97-98 Camrin Azzarano, Eastern (3) 2 3 .400 0 0 0 0 2006-08-09 Jennifer Baldacinni, Sewanee (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2008 Brenda Bechler, Eastern Mennonite (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2003 Marianne Beshara, Wittenberg (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 2001-03 Jackie Blei, Smith (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 1983 Karen Borbee, Swarthmore (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1996 Lois Bowers, Gettysburg (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1986-87 Ange Bradley, Goucher (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1994 Kim Brenneman, Eastern Mennonite (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1999 Bonnie Brown-Denico, Southern Maine (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2003 Sandra Brownescombe, Eastern Mennonite (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1992-93 Rebecca Bruce, Wellesley (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2006 Nancy Buhrer, Rowan (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1986 Carol Cantele, Gettysburg (4) 2 4 .333 0 0 0 0 1984-98-99-01 Nan Carney-DeBord, Ohio Wesleyan (4) 0 4 .000 0 0 0 0 1987-88-89-90 Nicole Castonguay, Massachusetts-Dartmouth (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2009 *Dawn Chamberlin, Salisbury State (22) 34 19 .642 3 0 5 1 1987-88-89-90-91-92-94-95-96-97-98-99-00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09 Kate Chapman, Manhattanville (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2005

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Coach, School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Kiki Chesterton, Wittenberg (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2004 Hallie Cohen, FDU-Madison/William Paterson (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 FDUM (2): 1984-86 1 2 .333 0 0 0 0 WPUNJ (1): 2000 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 Sue Crosby-Tangen, Bridgewater State (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1988 Katharine Delorenzo, Skidmore /Middlebury (9) 14 9 .609 0 3 0 0 Skidmore (2): 1998-99 1 2 .333 0 0 0 0 Middlebury (7): 2003-04-05-06-07-08-09 13 7 .650 0 3 0 0 Dot Diehl, Plymouth State (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1984 Sarah Feyerherm, Washington (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1996-97 Deb Fiore, Oneonta State (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1990-92 Katie Flaherty, Husson (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2009 Missy Foote, Middlebury (3) 6 3 .667 1 0 0 1 1994-96-98 Kelly Ford, Drew (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2004 Megan Callahan Fraser, Johns Hopkins (5) 2 5 .286 0 0 0 0 1999-00-03-07-08 Kathy Frick, Goucher (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1995 Pat Genovese, William Smith (1) 3 1 .750 0 1 0 0 1987 Judy George, DePauw (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1990 Caroline Gillich, Juniata (4) 2 4 .333 0 0 0 0 2004-06-07-09 Laura Gingrich, Alvernia (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 2005-06-07 Diana Goggins, Wittenberg (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2009 Beth Gottung, Montclair State (2) 2 2 .500 0 0 0 0 2003-05 Fran Grembowicz, Saint Lawrence (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2001

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Coach, School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Dana Hall, Mary Washington (7) 4 7 .364 0 1 0 0 1991-93-94-95-01-02-03 Dotty Hall, St. Lawrence (3) 3 4 .429 0 0 0 1 1987-89-94 Beth Hallenbeck, Skidmore (7) 7 7 .500 0 0 1 0 2001-02-03-05-07-08-09 Connie Harnum, Susquehanna (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 1993-99-02 Tom Hobbes, Centre (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2007 Paula Hodgdon, Southern Maine (4) 2 5 .286 0 0 0 1 1987-89-90-92 Wynn Hohlt, Plymouth State (2) 1 2 .333 0 0 0 0 1993-94 Maureen Horan, Drew (3) 2 4 .333 0 0 0 1 1983-85-86 Helene Hospodar, Muhlenberg (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1989 Tracey Houk, Ithaca (4) 1 4 .200 0 0 0 0 1996-97-98-00 Beth Howlett, Scranton (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1997 Jan Hutchinson, Bloomsburg (8) 24 6 .800 2 4 1 0 1984-85-86-87-88-89-90-91 Cheryl Ish, King’s (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 2006-07 Jan Kasnevich, Slippery Rock (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 1987 Yvonne Kauffman, Elizabethtown (7) 5 8 .385 0 0 0 1 1981-82-83-85-86-87-88 Sarah Kelly, WNEC (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2005 Penny Kempf, Rowan (12) 15 11 .577 1 0 2 0 1997-98-99-00-01-02-03-05-06-07-08-09 Chrissy Kilroe, Kenyon (2) 1 2 .333 0 0 0 0 2006-07 Sue Kloss, Franklin & Marshall (3) 6 3 .667 0 1 2 0 1981-82-83 Carol Knerr, Amherst (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2009

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Coach, School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Doris Kostrinksy, Ithaca (12) 11 11 .500 1 1 1* 0 1982-83-84-85-86-87-90-91-92-93-94-95 Pearl Kowalski, Rowan (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1982-85 Sarah Kurpel, Neumann (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2008 Sue Landau, Wellesley (2) 3 3 .500 0 0 0 1 1995-02 Tammy Landon, Castleton State (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2008 Bonnie Lord, Plymouth State (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 2000-01-02 Chris Lottes, Frostburg State (6) 2 6 .250 0 0 0 0 1981-82-84-85-86-87 Gillian MacDonald, Hamilton (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2009 Linda MacDonald, Bentley (2) 3 3 .500 0 0 0 1 1985-86 Susan Mackley, College of Notre Dame (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 2001-02 Melissa Magee, The College of New Jersey (4) 9 2 .818 2 1 1* 0 1981-82-83-84 Kristan Mallet, Nichols (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2009 Mary Marino, Rowan (2) 1 2 .333 0 0 0 0 1992-93 Laurel Hershey Martin, Lebanon Valley (5) 7 5 .583 0 0 2 0 2005-06-07-08-09 Chris Larson Mason, Williams (4) 2 4 .333 0 0 0 0 1994-95-96-97 Addy Matalesta, Wilkes (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1995 Julie Mazer, Roanoke (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2002 Mindy McCord, McDaniel (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2001 *Tina McDavitt, Tufts (3) 6 2 .750 0 1 0 0 2007-08-09 Leanne McFalls, Elizabethtown (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1984

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Coach, School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Mary Ellen McGee, Salem State (7) 2 7 .222 0 0 0 0 1982-83-84-86-87-88-89 Megan McGuin, Utica (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2005 Brenda Meese, Oneonta State / Wooster (5) 1 5 .167 0 0 0 0 Oneonta (1): 1984 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 Wooster (4): 1996-01-08-09 0 4 .000 0 0 0 0 Dorene Menezes, Wheaton (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 1983 Kim-Michael Mertes, Virginia Wesleyan (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 2003-04 Anna Meyer, Hartwick (7) 10 7 .588 0 1 1 0 1990-91-94-96-98-99-04 Carol Miller, Millersville (5) 4 5 .444 0 1 0 0 1985-86-88-89-90 Sandy Miller, East Stroudsburg (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 1987-88-90 *Laura Moliken, Ursinus (6) 11 4 .733 1 0 2 0 2004-05-06-07-08-09 Sandy Moore, Kenyon (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1989 Carrie Moura, Christopher Newport (4) 4 4 .500 0 0 0 0 2006-07-08-09 Susan M. Murray, New England College (9) 2 9 .182 0 0 0 0 1999-00-02-03-04-05-06-07-08 Jackie Neary, Cabrini (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2009 Sheila Noonan, Wooster (2) 1 2 .333 0 0 0 0 1985-86 Kathy O'Neil, Westfield State (1) 2 1 .667 0 0 1 0 1981 Wendy Orrison, Washington & Lee (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2005 Nancy Page, Wisconsin-Stevens Point (3) 0 3 .000 0 0 0 0 1981-83-85 Chris Paradis, Amherst (3) 3 3 .500 0 1 0 0 1996-99-00 Anne Parmenter, Trinity (2) 2 2 .500 0 0 0 0 2008-09 Nicky Pearson, Bowdoin (7) 12 5 .706 2 0 2 0 1997-99-00-05-06-07-08

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Coach, School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Sandra Peters, Millersville (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1984 Sharon Pfluger, The College of New Jersey (24) 56 17 .767 7 3 5 0 1985-86-87-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-00- 01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08 Cyndi Pratt, Maine-Farmington (3) 1 3 .250 0 0 0 0 2004-06-07 Terri Prodohel, Wooster (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1983-84 Deb Ranieri, Oberlin (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2005 Carol Rappoli, Tufts (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1995-98 Kully (Hagerman) Reardon, Babson (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2005 Jessica Reed, Stevens (2) 1 2 .333 0 0 0 0 2008-09 Melissa Rogers, Springfield (5) 4 5 .444 0 0 0 0 2004-05-06-07-08 Alix Rorke, Denison / Williams (8) 5 8 .385 0 0 0 0 Denison (1): 1999 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 Williams (7): 2000-01-02-03-04-05-06 5 7 .417 0 0 0 0 Jo Rosenberger, Denison (4) 3 6 .333 0 0 0 2 1982-83-84-86 Pat Rudy, Cortland State (12) 18 11 .621 2 0 1 1 1982-83-84-85-87-88-89-91-92-93-94-95 Kathy Sandborn, New England College (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1982 Sally Scatton, William Smith (16) 28 14 .667 3 1 1 0 1988-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-00-01-04-05-06-07 Stacey Schilling, Cortland State (2) 6 2 .750 0 1 1 0 1996-97 Heather Setzler, Franklin & Marshall (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1991 Tara Seymour, Eastern (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 2000-02 Sue Shafritz, Franklin & Marshall (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 1992 Robin Sheppard, Trinity (4) 5 5 .500 0 0 1 1 1993-96-97-98

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Coach, School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Traci Short, Wesley (3) 0 3 .000 0 0 0 0 2001-03-04 Cheryl Siilva, MIT (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2009 Judy Soderlund, Worcester Tech (4) 1 4 .200 0 0 0 0 1989-90-91-92 P.J. Soteriades, Denison (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2000 Joanne Stanton, Gwynedd-Mercy (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1999 Enza Steele, Lynchburg (11) 4 11 .267 0 0 0 0 1983-84-88-89-01-02-05-06-07-08-09 Sue Stimmel, Denison (4) 0 4 .000 0 0 0 0 1991-92-93-94 Linda Strapp, Ohio Wesleyan (4) 0 4 .000 0 0 0 0 1991-92-93-95 Judy Strong, Smith (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1993 Sharon Sweger, Elizabethtown (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 2006 Sharon Taylor, Lock Haven (3) 8 4 .667 1 0 0 2 1989-90-91 Mary Lou Thimas, Bridgewater State (2) 1 2 .333 0 0 0 0 1982-85 Kathy Tierney, Lebanon Valley (10) 11 11 .500 0 0 1 1 1988-91-92-93-95-96-97-98-99-00 Cindy Toms, Eastern Mennonite (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2000 *Jan Trapp, Messiah (23) 41 22 .651 0 6 6 0 1984-85-86-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09 Janine Tucker, Johns Hopkins (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1993 Debbie Tweed, Shippensburg (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1985 Linwood Vrolijk, Eastern Mennonite (4) 4 4 .500 0 0 1 0 1995-96-97-98 Linda Wage, Clark (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1991 Cory Ward, Gordon (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 2001

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Coach, School (Years) Won Lost % 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Amy Watson, Keene State (6) 0 6 .000 0 0 0 0 1998-04-05-06-07-08 Karen Weaver, Salisbury State (3) 5 2 .714 1 0 0 0 1984-85-86 Betty Wesner, Kutztown (1) 1 1 .500 0 0 0 0 1988 Beth Wesolich, DePauw (1) 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 1999 Cynthia Wetmore, Cortland State (11) 17 10 .630 1 0 2 0 1999-00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09 Andy Whitcomb, Mount Holyoke (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 2001-03 Dotty Potter Zenaty, Springfield (3) 5 3 .625 0 1 1 0 1997-99-00 Doris Zuidema, Calvin (2) 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 1987-88 *Ithaca and The College of New Jersey tied for third place in 1984 (no game held) ^Starting with the 1997 championships, no third-place game was held. Semifinal participants that do not advance are both credited with a third-place finish.

Tournament Brackets

1981

Trenton State

(18-0)

Trenton State 2-1

Westfield State

(9-4-3)

Westfield State 2-1

Frostburg State

(10-3)

at Westfield State Trenton State 2-0

Franklin & Marshall

(10-5-1)

Franklin & Marshall 1-0Franklin & Marshall 1-0

Elizabethtown

(9-5-1)

Elizabethtown 2-0

Wisconsin-Stevens PointWisconsin-Stevens Point Westfield State

(20-3) Westfield 3-2 2ot

Elizabethtown

1982

Ithaca (15-3)

Ithaca 5-1

Glassboro State (10-6)Glassboro State (10-6)

Cortland State 3-2

Cortland State (12-5)Cortland State (12-5)

Ithaca 2-0

Franklin & Marshall (13-2-1)Franklin & Marshall (13-2-1)

F&M 2-0

Frostburg State (15-3)Frostburg State (15-3)

Salem State 1-0 ot

Salem State (16-2)

at Elizabethtown Ithaca 2-1 2ot

Elizabethtown (14-2-1)Elizabethtown (14-2-1)

Denison 3-2

Wisconsin-Stevens Point (18-4)Wisconsin-Stevens Point (18-4)

Denison 2-1

Denison (13-4-1) Trenton State 2-1

Trenton State (23-0)

Trenton State 2-1

New England (14-1)

Bridgewater State 1-0Bridgewater State 1-0 Franklin & Marshall

Bridgewater State (12-5-3)Bridgewater State (12-5-3) F&M 2-0

Denison

1983

Trenton St. (19-1)

Trenton St. 6-1

Wheaton (12-2)

Wheaton 2-0

Salem St. (13-3-1)

Trenton St. 4-1

Denison (12-1-2)

Denison 2-1

Smith (14-2-1)

Smith 6-0

Wooster (9-2-3)

at Ithaca Trenton St. 2-1

Drew (19-3-1)

F&M 2-1


F&M 2-1 2ot

Cortland St. (11-3-1)Cortland St. (11-3-1) Ithaca 3-1

Ithaca (13-4)

Ithaca 4-0


Elizabethtown 2-0 Franklin & Marshall

Lynchburg (12-6-1) F&M 1-0

Denison

1984Ithaca (10-5-1)

Ithaca 2-1 3ot

Cortland St. (15-1)

Ithaca 3-0

Oneonta St. (15-5-1)

Oneonta 3-0

Wooster (16-2-2)

Messiah 1-0

Salem St. (13-2-1)

Salem St. 4-0

Denison (13-2-2)

Messiah 2-0

Messiah (17-0)

Messiah 3-0

Plymouth St. (14-3)

Bloomsburg 3-2

Bloomsburg (14-0)

Bloomsburg 2-0

Millersville (9-5-3)

Bloomsburg 3-1 ot

Salisbury St. (13-5-1)Salisbury St. (13-5-1)

Salisbury St. 2-1

Elizabethtown (15-3-2)Elizabethtown (15-3-2) Bloomsburg 2-1

Frostburg St. (14-3)

Frostburg 3-1

FDU-Madison (10-2-1)FDU-Madison (10-2-1)

at TCNJ Trenton St. 5-1

Trenton St. (21-0-1)

Trenton St. 3-0

Lynchburg (16-2)

1985Bloomsburg (16-1)

Bloomsburg 1-0

Bridgewater State (11-2-1)Bridgewater State (11-2-1)

Bloomsburg 3-1 ot

Bentley (13-1)

Bentley 2-1 ot

Wisc. -Stevens Point (18-2)Wisc. -Stevens Point (18-2)

Trenton St. 1-0

Trenton St. (17-3)

Trenton St. 3-2 ot

Rowan (17-4)

Trenton St. 1-0

Messiah (16-3)

Messiah 3-2

Salisbury State (12-3-1)Salisbury State (12-3-1)

Trenton St. 2-1

Millersville (14-3)

Millersville 2-1

Frostburg St. (11-5)

Millersville 2-0

Elizabethtown (16-3)

Elizabethtown 3-2 ot

Shippensburg (9-6) Millersville 1-0

Drew (16-4-1)

Drew 2-1 3ot

Ithaca (13-4-1)

Drew 1-0

Wooster (13-5-1)

Wooster 1-0 3ot Bloomsburg

Cortland St. (10-6) Bloomsburg 4-1

Drew 3rd place

1986Salisbury State (17-0)Salisbury State (17-0)

Salisbury State 1-0

Millersvile (9-6-2)

Salisbury State 2-1

Gettysburg (9-4)

Messiah 1-0

Messiah (14-5)

Salisbury State 2-1

Bentley (14-1)

Bentley 4-0

Wooster (13-5)

Bentley 2-1

Salem (16-5-1)

Ithaca 1-0

Ithaca (10-5-2)

Salisbury State 3-2

Trenton St. (21-2)

Trenton State 9-1

Glassboro St. (13-6-1)Glassboro St. (13-6-1)

Trenton State 3-1

FDU-Madison (14-2)

FDU-Madison 2-0

Drew (16-5) Bloomsburg 2-1

Bloomsburg (16-2-2)

Bloomsburg 6-3

Denison (15-7-1)

Bloomsburg 4-3


Elizabethtown 2-0 Trenton St.

Frostburg (15-3) Trenton State 1-0

Bentley 3rd place


Bloomsburg 5-1

Ohio Wesleyan (16-3-1)Ohio Wesleyan (16-3-1)

Bloomsburg 7-2

Slippery Rock

Slippery Rock 4-0

Calvin (14-3-1)

Bloomsburg 2-0

Southern Maine (9-4-4)Southern Maine (9-4-4)

Southern Maine 3-1

Salem St. (15-1-1)

Southern Maine 2-1


Elizabethtown 2-1

St. Lawrence (13-5-1)St. Lawrence (13-5-1)

Bloomsburg 1-0

William Smith (16-3)

William Smith 3-1 3otWilliam Smith 3-1 3ot

East Stroudsburg (13-7-1)East Stroudsburg (13-7-1)

William Smith 2-1

Cortland St. (11-3-3)Cortland St. (11-3-3)

Cortland St. 1-0

Ithaca (10-8-1) William Smith 2-1 3otWilliam Smith 2-1 3ot

Frostburg St. (14-3-4)Frostburg St. (14-3-4)

Frostburg St. 1-0 3otFrostburg St. 1-0 3ot

Gettysburg (12-3-2)

Salisbury St. 3-1


Salisbury St. 2-1 ot Salisbury St.

Trenton St. (18-3) Salisbury St. 1-0

Southern Maine 3rd place

1988Bloomsburg (19-1-1)

Bloomsburg 7-0

Calvin (14-2-1)

Bloomsburg 2-0

Lebanon Valley (14-3-1)Lebanon Valley (14-3-1)

Lebanon Valley 1-0


Bloomsburg 1-0 2ot

Cortland State (16-2-1)Cortland State (16-2-1)

Cortland St. 2-1

Salem State (11-3-4)Salem State (11-3-4)

Cortland St. 2-1


William Smith 2-1 ps

Bridgewater State (10-2-2)Bridgewater State (10-2-2)

TSC 3-2 2ot

Messiah (11-2-3)

Kutztown 2-1 ps

Kutztown (16-4-3)

Salisbury St. 2-1


Salisbury St. 4-0

Salisbury State (13-2-3)Salisbury State (13-2-3) Trenton St. 2-0


Millersville 2-1


Trenton St. 3-0

Lynchburg (15-3)

Trenton State 5-0 Cortland State

Trenton State (17-0-2)Trenton State (17-0-2) Salisbury State 2-0

Salisbury State

1989Trenton St. (18-0)

Trenton St. 3-0

Lynchburg (12-13-1)

Trenton St. 3-0


Salisbury St. 4-0


Trenton St. 2-1

Worcester Tech (16-1-1)Worcester Tech (16-1-1)

Worcester Tech 4-0

Southern Maine (13-1-2)Southern Maine (13-1-2)

Cortland St. 2-1


Cortland St. 2-0

Salem St. (12-3-1)

at TCNJ Lock Haven 2-1

Bloomsburg (16-2-1)

Bloomsburg 1-0

Messiah (13-2)

St. Lawrence 2-1 ot


St. Lawrence 1-0

Muhlenberg (14-1) Lock Haven 4-0


William Smith 1-0

Ohio Wesleyan (17-1)Ohio Wesleyan (17-1)

Lock Haven 5-3

Lock Haven (12-4-2)

Lock Haven 4-0 Cortland St.

Kenyon (13-3-1) Cortland St. 3-2 ps

St. Lawrence


Bloomsburg 8-1

DePauw (15-2-3)

Bloomsburg 2-1


East Stroudsburg 1-0


Bloomsburg 4-0

Ithaca (12-6-2)

William Smith 5-1

William Smith (14-4-2)William Smith (14-4-2)

Lock Haven 3-0

Lock Haven (10-5-2)

Lock Haven 1-0

Worcester Poly. (17-0)Worcester Poly. (17-0)

Trenton St. 2-1


Trenton St. 3-1

Oneonta St. (15-6)

Trenton St. 3-0

Hartwick (16-3)

Hartwick 2-1 2ot

Southern Maine (15-1-1)Southern Maine (15-1-1) Trenton St. 2-1

Messiah (19-1)

Messiah 3-0

Johns Hopkins (10-4-2)Johns Hopkins (10-4-2)

Messiah 4-0


Salisbury St. 1-0 Messiah

Millersville (11-7-2) Messiah 2-1

Lock Haven


Bloomsburg 2-0


at Bloomsburg Bloomsburg 2-0

Worcester Tech (17-1-1)Worcester Tech (17-1-1)

Lebanon Valley 2-1


Bloomsburg 2-1 ps

Cortland State (15-3-2)Cortland State (15-3-2)

Cortland 1-0

Clark (12-1-3)

at Hartwick Hartwick 2-1

Hartwick (17-4)

Hartwick 1-0

William Smith (13-5-1)William Smith (13-5-1)

Trenton State 1-0

Trenton State (15-0-1)Trenton State (15-0-1)

Trenton State 5-0

Mary Washington (12-3-2)Mary Washington (12-3-2)

at Trenton State Trenton State 1-0 ot

Salisbury State (10-5-1)Salisbury State (10-5-1)

Salisbury State 3-2

Messiah (13-5-1) Trenton State 4-1

Lock Haven (13-4)

Lock Haven 4-0

Denison (13-5-2)

at Lock Haven Lock Haven 2-1

Ithaca (13-6-1)

Ithaca 3-1 Hartwick

Ohio Wesleyan (16-2-3)Ohio Wesleyan (16-2-3) Hartwick 3-2 ot

Lock Haven

1992William Smith (18-1)

William Smith 1-0

Worcester Tech (18-0)Worcester Tech (18-0)

at William Smith William Smith 1-0

Oneonta St. (13-5)

Ithaca 1-0

Ithaca (10-10)

William Smith 2-1 ot

Franklin & Marshall (12-5)Franklin & Marshall (12-5)

Franklin & Marshall 2-0Franklin & Marshall 2-0

East. Mennonite (13-3-2)East. Mennonite (13-3-2)

Salisbury St. 3-0


Salisbury St. 2-1

Johns Hopkins (11-3)

William Smith 1-0

Trenton St. (15-1)

Trenton St. 2-1 ot

Southern Me. (14-3)

Trenton St. 1-0 ot

Rowan (12-4-1)

Rowan 1-0 2ot

Lebanon Valley (9-9-1)Lebanon Valley (9-9-1) Trenton State 1-0 ot

Cortland St. (17-4)

Cortland St. 6-1

Denison (14-4-1)

Messiah 1-0

Messiah (14-6)

Messiah 2-0 Salisbury St.

Ohio Wesleyan (15-2-2)Ohio Wesleyan (15-2-2) Messiah 1-0 2ot

Messiah

1993Cortland St. (18-1-1)Cortland St. (18-1-1)

Cortland St. 3-0

Denison (12-5-1)

Cortland St. 1-0

Ithaca (12-8)

Ithaca 2-1

Susquehanna (14-4)

Cortland St. 2-1


William Smith 1-0

Smith (14-2)

Trinity 2-1 2ot

Plymouth St. (17-0)

Trinity 3-1

Trinity (12-2)

Cortland St. 1-0


Trenton St. 2-1

Ohio Wesleyan (12-4)Ohio Wesleyan (12-4)

Trenton St. 3-0

Rowan (13-2)

Lebanon Valley 1-0 2otLebanon Valley 1-0 2ot

Lebanon Valley (12-4)Lebanon Valley (12-4) Mary Washington 1-0

Mary Washington (19-1)Mary Washington (19-1)

Mary Washington 2-1

Johns Hopkins (14-2)

Mary Washington 1-0 otMary Washington 1-0 ot

East. Mennonite (13-1-2)East. Mennonite (13-1-2)

Messiah 3-0 Trenton State

Messiah (12-6) TSC 1-0

Trinity

1994Trenton St. (16-0)

Trenton St. 4-1

Hartwick (13-5)

Trenton St. 7-0

Salisbury St. (11-6)

Salisbury St. 2-0

Goucher (15-3-1)

Trenton St. 4-1

Plymouth St. (12-4)

Plymouth St. 1-0 ot

Williams (12-1-1)

Middlebury 5-1

Middlebury (12-0-1)

Middlebury 3-2 ot

Ithaca (10-7-1)

Cortland St. 2-1


William Smith 3-1

Denison (11-5-1)

Messiah 1-0 2ot

Messiah (15-3-1)

Messiah 3-0

Mary Washington (13-4-1)Mary Washington (13-4-1) Cortland St. 2-1 2ot

Cortland St. (20-1)

Cortland St. 2-1

Gettysburg (13-4-1)

Cortland St. 3-1


St. Lawrence 2-1 2 otSt. Lawrence 2-1 2 ot Messiah

Wittenberg (14-5-1) Messiah 1-0 ot

Middlebury

1995Wellesley (15-3)

Wellesley 1-0 ot


Wellesley 1-0


Lebanon Valley 1-0 2otLebanon Valley 1-0 2ot

Goucher (13-3-2)

Messiah 1-0 ot

Messiah (15-3)

Messiah 3-2 2ot


Messiah 3-2


Cortland St. 1-0

Wilkes (13-4)

Trenton St. 2-1

Trenton St. (15-0)

Trenton St. 2-0

Tufts (12-2)

Trenton St. 3-1

Williams (15-0)

Williams 2-0

Ithaca (12-6-1) Trenton St. 2-0

East. Mennonite (18-1)East. Mennonite (18-1)

East. Mennonite 5-1

Wittenberg (15-4)

East. Mennonite 3-2 2otEast. Mennonite 3-2 2ot


Salisbury St. 2-1 ot East. Mennonite

Ohio Wesleyan (15-3)Ohio Wesleyan (15-3) E. Mennonite 3-2 ot

Wellesley

1996East. Mennonite (20-1)East. Mennonite (20-1)

East. Mennonite 2-1

Trinity (11-3)

Hartwick 3-2

Hartwick (17-1)

Hartwick 2-1

Middlebury (11-3)

Hartwick 3-2

Williams (11-3)

Wiliams 2-1


Lebanon Valley 2-1 otLebanon Valley 2-1 ot

Lebanon Valley (14-5)Lebanon Valley (14-5)

Lebanon Valley 1-0 otLebanon Valley 1-0 ot

Ithaca (12-8)

Trenton St. 2-1

Messiah (14-3)

Messiah 3-0

Swarthmore (15-4)

Cortland St. 2-0

Cortland St. (16-5)

Cortland St. 3-0

Wooster (15-5) Trenton St. 1-0

Trenton St. (16-1)

Trenton St. 6-0

Washington (13-4)

Trenton St. 4-1


William Smith 4-3 Cortland State

Amherst (12-2) Cortland St. 3-0

Lebanon Valley

1997Lebanon Valley (18-1)Lebanon Valley (18-1)

Lebanon Valley 4-1

Wittenberg (17-2)

Lebanon Valley 3-2

Ithaca (13-7)

Ithaca 2-1


William Smith 2-1 2otWilliam Smith 2-1 2ot


William Smith 2-1 ot

Rowan (12-6)

William Smith 2-0

Trenton St. (15-2)

Trenton St. 1-0

Scranton (16-2-1)

William Smith 3-0


Salisbury St. 1-0 2ot

Washington (16-2)

Messiah 1-0

Messiah (15-4)

Messiah 3-2 ot

Springfield (14-6) Cortland St. 1-0

Trinity (14-0)

Trinity 3-1

Bowdoin (10-4)

Cortland St. 3-2

Cortland St. (13-6)

Cortland St. 3-1

Williams (12-2)

1998Hartwick (15-4)

Hartwick 1-0


Trinity 2-0

Trinity (10-3)

Trinity 4-0

Messiah (16-4)

Middlebury 4-1

Middlebury (13-1)

Middlebury 5-2

Skidmore (15-3)

Middlebury 3-2

Trenton St. (13-3)

Trenton St. 2-0

Keene St. (16-5)

Middlebury 3-2 ot


William Smith 5-1

Wittenberg (16-4)

William Smith 2-0


Lebanon Valley 1-0

Salisbury St. (13-5) William Smith 2-1

Rowan (16-2)

Rowan 1-0 ot

Tufts (11-3)

Rowan 2-1

Gettysburg (16-2)

Gettysburg 3-0

Ithaca (11-9)

1999College of New Jersey (16-0)College of New Jersey (16-0)

Hartwick (15-4) TCNJ 5-0

Hartwick 6-1

New England College (15-3)New England College (15-3) at TCNJ TCNJ 3-0

Johns Hopkins (16-2)Johns Hopkins (16-2)

Johns Hopkins 1-0 (ps)Johns Hopkins 1-0 (ps)

Salisbury State (15-3)Salisbury State (15-3)

TCNJ 3-2

Rowan (16-3)

Rowan 2-1 (ot)

DePauw (17-2)

at Springfield Springfield 2-1

Bowdoin (12-2)

Springfield 4-1

Springfield (18-3)Springfield (18-3)

at TCNJ TCNJ 4-1


Lebanon Valley 4-1Lebanon Valley 4-1

E. Mennonite (17-3)E. Mennonite (17-3)

at LVC Cortland St. 1-0 (ps)Cortland St. 1-0 (ps)

Denison (16-3)

Cortland St. 3-2

Cortland State (12-4)Cortland State (12-4) Amherst 2-0

Amherst (12-2)

Amherst 1-0

Gettysburg (17-3)Gettysburg (17-3)

Susquehanna (14-3)Susquehanna (14-3) at Skidmore Amherst 4-3 (ps)Amherst 4-3 (ps)

Susquehanna 6-1

Gwynedd-Mercy (15-4)Gwynedd-Mercy (15-4) Skidmore 3-2

Skidmore (16-1)

2000William Smith (15-1)William Smith (15-1)

Plymouth State (15-4)Plymouth State (15-4) William Smith 3-0William Smith 3-0

NEC 1-0

New England College (14-2)New England College (14-2) at Amherst William Smith 3-2 psWilliam Smith 3-2 ps

Amherst (14-2)

Cortland 2-0


William Smith 3-1William Smith 3-1

Salisbury State (15-3)Salisbury State (15-3)

Salisbury 1-0

William Paterson (14-3)William Paterson (14-3)

at Springfield Salisbury 1-0


LVC 4-0

Eastern Mennonite (15-4)Eastern Mennonite (15-4)

at Salisbury State WS 1-0

Bowdoin (15-1)

Springfield 2-1 otSpringfield 2-1 ot


at LVC Springfield 2-0

Johns Hopkins (17-4)Johns Hopkins (17-4)

TCNJ 3-1

College of New Jersey (12-3)College of New Jersey (12-3) Springfield 2-1

Williams (14-3)

Williams 2-0

Ithaca (10-5)

at Denison (12-7)at Denison (12-7) at Rowan Rowan 2-0

Denison 2-1 ot

Eastern (13-4) Rowan 7-0

Rowan (15-1)

2001Cortland (15-2)

Gordon (15-2) Cortland 4-2

PSC 5-0

Plymouth State (14-4)Plymouth State (14-4) at Williams Cortland 3-0

Rowan (13-3)

Rowan 3-2

Williams (11-4)

Cortland 4-1

Skidmore (13-2)

Skidmore 4-2

Mount Holyoke (16-5)Mount Holyoke (16-5)

at Wm Smith Skidmore 1-0

Wooster (16-3)


William Smith (13-3)William Smith (13-3)

at Springfield Cortland 1-0

TCNJ (11-3) Springfield, MA

TCNJ 4-1

Wesley (16-4)

at TCNJ TCNJ 1-0 (ot)

Lynchburg (19-1)Lynchburg (19-1)

Lynchburg 2-1 (ps)Lynchburg 2-1 (ps)

Salisbury (16-2) Messiah 2-1 (ot)


St. Lawrence (2-1 (2ot)St. Lawrence (2-1 (2ot)

Saint Lawrence (13-2)Saint Lawrence (13-2)

at Gettysburg (10-10)at Gettysburg (10-10) at Messiah Messiah 2-1 (ot)Messiah 2-1 (ot)

Gettysburg 6-0

Notre Dame (MD) (10-8)Notre Dame (MD) (10-8) Messiah 5-1

Messiah (14-4)

2002Rowan (17-0)

McDaniel* (18-3)McDaniel* (18-3) Rowan 4-1

McDaniel 6-0

Notre Dame (MD) (12-9)Notre Dame (MD) (12-9) at Williams Rowan 5-0


MWC 2-0

Roanoke (14-5)

Rowan 3-2 2ot

Salisbury (15-2)

Salisbury 6-1

New England College (16-2)New England College (16-2)

at Salisbury Salisbury 3-1


Cortland 5-2

Lynchburg (17-3)Lynchburg (17-3)

at Springfield, Mass. Rowan 1-0

Skidmore (17-2)

Wellesley* (16-3)Wellesley* (16-3) Skidmore 9-0

Wellesley 1-0

Eastern (16-4) at Skidmore TCNJ 4-3

Susquehanna (17-3)Susquehanna (17-3)

TCNJ 1-0

TCNJ (11-2) Messiah 1-0

Messiah (15-3)

Messiah 2-1

Plymouth State (17-1)Plymouth State (17-1)

at Messiah Messiah 2-0

Williams (14-3)

Williams 3-0

Wittenberg (17-3)Wittenberg (17-3)

2003Middlebury (16-0)Middlebury (16-0)

New England College (12-6)New England College (12-6) Middlebury 3-2

MSU 7-1

Montclair State* (14-4)Montclair State* (14-4) at Middlebury Middlebury 5-1

Southern Maine (17-5)Southern Maine (17-5)

Rowan 2-1 (2ot)

Rowan (13-3)

Middlebury 2-1

Virginia Wesleyan (18-1)Virginia Wesleyan (18-1)

Williams 2-0

Williams (13-4)

at Cortland St. Cortland 6-4


Cortland 6-0


at Lebanon Valley Salisbury 4-1

Salisbury (16-1)

Salisbury 2-0

Mount Holyoke (16-5)Mount Holyoke (16-5)

at Salisbury Salisbury 4-1

Messiah (15-3)

Messiah 5-2

Eastern Mennonite (16-3)Eastern Mennonite (16-3) Salisbury 1-0

Skidmore (16-3)

Skidmore 3-1


Johns Hopkins* (11-8)Johns Hopkins* (11-8) at TCNJ TCNJ 2-1 (2ot)

JHU 5-1

Wesley (16-3) TCNJ 4-0

TCNJ (15-2)

2004Salisbury (18-0)

New England College (14-4)New England College (14-4) Salisbury 8-0

Drew 2-1

Drew* (13-7) at Salisbury Salisbury 3-2

TCNJ (13-5)

TCNJ 5-3


Salisbury 2-1 ot

William Smith (16-2)William Smith (16-2)



Keene St* (14-7)Keene St* (14-7) at Cortland St. William Smith 5-1William Smith 5-1

Maine-Farmington 3-2 2otMaine-Farmington 3-2 2ot

Maine-FarmingtonMaine-Farmington Ursinus 3-0

(14-5) Ursinus (19-1)

at Westfield State Salisbury 6-3

Middlebury* (15-1)Middlebury* (15-1)

Middlebury 7-0

Wesley (17-3)

at Middlebury Middlebury 5-1

Juniata (14-4)

Cortland 2-1 ot

Cortland State (15-2)Cortland State (15-2) Middlebury 3-0

Williams (14-3)

Hartwick 2-0

Hartwick (15-2)

at Messiah Messiah 2-1

Virginia Wesleyan (17-4)Virginia Wesleyan (17-4)

Messiah 6-1

Messiah (18-1)

2005Bowdoin (16-0)

Keene State (14-8)Keene State (14-8) Bowdoin 2-0

TCNJ 5-1

TCNJ* (14-4) at Bowdoin Bowdoin 5-0


Middlebury* (13-3)Middlebury* (13-3) Spfld 2-1 ps

Middlebury 5-1

Manhattanville (12-9)Manhattanville (12-9) Messiah 2-1

Washington & Lee (15-5)Washington & Lee (15-5)

MSU 2-0

Montclair State* (16-2)Montclair State* (16-2) William Smith 2-1William Smith 2-1

William Smth (16-3)William Smth (16-3)

Lynchburg* (15-6)Lynchburg* (15-6) at Messiah Messiah 3-1

Alvernia 2-1

Alvernia (17-3) Messiah 7-4

Messiah (17-2)

Oberlin* (15-4) at Washington & Leeat Washington & Lee Salisbury 1-0

Oberlin 1-0 Lexington, VA

Lebanon Valley (16-5)Lebanon Valley (16-5) Salisbury 4-0

Salisbury (17-1)

Skidmore* (14-5)Skidmore* (14-5) at Salisbury Salisbury 4-1

Skidmore 6-0

New England College (13-5)New England College (13-5) Rowan 5-1

Rowan (16-3) Salisbury 2-1

Babson* (18-4)

Babson 5-2

Utica (12-4) Cortland 6-4

Cortland (14-2)

at Ursinus Ursinus 2-1

Ursinus (18-2)

Williams* (13-4)Williams* (13-4) Ursinus 5-4

Williams 6-0

WNEC

Cortland (18-0)King's (19-3) Cortland 4-2

Rowan 2-0Rowan (14-5)*

Ursinus 2-1 (2ot)Ursinus (17-3)

Juniata (16-4) Ursinus 7-0Kenyon 1-0

Kenyon (17-5)Ursinus 3-2

Salisbury (17-3)Alvernia (18-4) CNU 2-1 (ot)

CNU 5-1Christopher Newport (12-3)*

Lebanon Valley 3-0Lebanon Valley (19-1)*

New England College (19-2) Lebanon Valley 4-1NEC 10-4

Springfield (17-5)*

TCNJ (16-2)* at William Smith Ursinus 3-2Lynchburg (18-2) TCNJ 5-0 Geneva, NY 2006

Etown 1-0 NCAA Div. IIIElizabethtown (15-5)* Natl. Champions

Messiah 2-1Messiah (15-4)

Maine-Farmington (15-2) Messiah 3-2 (2ot)Williams 4-1

Williams (12-3)*Messiah 1-0

Middlebury (14-3)Eastern (17-4) Wm Smith 2-1

William Smith 4-1William Smith (16-3)*

Bowdoin 3-1Bowdoin (15-1)

Wellesley (15-4) Bowdoin 5-2Wellesley 6-0

Keene State (18-4)*

2006

Bowdoin (16-0)*Alvernia (16-5) Bowdoin 1-0

Skidmore 2-0Skidmore (13-5)*

Bowdoin 5-0Rowan (14-6)

Kenyon (11-11) Rowan 2-0Cortland 2-0

Cortland (16-3)*Bowdoin 1-0

Ursinus (18-2)Johns Hopkins (14-5) Juniata 2-0

Juniata 2-1Juniata (19-2)*

Lebanon Valley 6-0Lebanon Valley (19-1)*

Centre (13-4) Lebanon Valley 2-1Lynchburg 5-0

Lynchburg (18-4)*

TCNJ (16-2)* at Ursinus Bowdoin 4-3Keene State (18-5) TCNJ 5-1 Collegeville, PA 2007

William Smith 2-1 NCAA Div. IIIWilliam Smith (15-4)* Natl. Champions

Middlebury 2-1Messiah (14-4)

Maine-Farmington (13-5) Middlebury 4-3Middlebury 5-1

Middlebury (13-4)*Middlebury 2-1 (ot)

Salisbury (18-1)*New England Coll. (14-6) Salisbury 2-0

Tufts 6-0Tufts (12-4)*

Salisbury 2-1Christopher Newport (16-2)

King's (15-4) Springfield 2-1Springfield 3-1

Springfield (19-3)*

2007

Messiah (14-1)

Eastern (14-6) Messiah 3-0

Eastern 3-2

Skidmore (15-3)* at Messiah Messiah 2-1

Rowan (14-4)

Neumann (11-10) Rowan 5-4 (ot)

Trinity 7-0

Trinity (12-4)* Tufts 5-2

TCNJ (15-2)

Chris. Newport (13-5) TCNJ 6-0

Christopher Newport 2-1

Johns Hopkins (16-4)* at Tufts Tufts 2-1

Tufts (16-1)

Keene State (18-5) Tufts 4-0

Springfield 1-0

Springfield (15-6)* at Ursinus Bowdoin 3-2 (2ot)

Bowdoin (15-2) Collegeville, PA 2008 Division III

Wooster (16-5) Bowdoin 3-0 National Champions

Stevens 2-1

Stevens (18-3)* at Bowdoin Bowdoin 3-1

Middlebury (13-3)

New Eng. Coll (17-4) Middlebury 5-2

Lebanon Valley 6-0 Bowdoin 3-2

Lebanon Valley (18-3)*

Salisbury (15-3)

Castleton State (14-7) Cortland 4-3

Cortland 2-1

Cortland (15-2)* at Ursinus Ursinus 4-1

Ursinus (17-2)

Sewanee (14-6) Ursinus 3-2

Lynchburg 4-0

Lynchburg (17-5)*

2008

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