2016 Women s Lacrosse

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1 2016 Women s Lacrosse

2 Founded in 1842, Ohio Wesleyan is a national university with a major international presence. Accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, OWU is a member of the Great Lakes Colleges Association, a consortium of 13 leading independent institutions in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. Ohio Wesleyan has been named to the President s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll the highest federal recognition a school can achieve for service learning and civic engagement for 6 consecutive years. Ohio Wesleyan confers the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, and Bachelor of Music degrees. The University also offers combined-degree (3-2) programs in engineering, interdisciplinary and applied science, medical technology, optometry, and physical therapy. Degree programs are offered through 24 academic departments and several interdisciplinary programs. Distinctive features of the academic program include the Arneson Institute for Practical Politics and Public Affairs; the Woltemade Center for Economics, Business and Entrepreneurship; the Sagan National Colloquium, a 4-year Honors Program; and extensive opportunities for independent research, internships, and off-campus study. Ohio Wesleyan s Travel-Learning options include international travellearning courses led by faculty to DIRECTORY Ohio Wesleyan in Brief LOCATION >> Delaware, Ohio FOUNDED >> 1842 ENROLLMENT >> 1675 NICKNAME >> Battling Bishops COLORS >> Red and Black PRESIDENT >> Dr. Rock Jones HOME FIELD >> Selby Field (FieldTurf) CAPACITY >> 9100 AFFILIATION >> NCAA Division III CONFERENCE >> North Coast Athletic WEBSITE >> extend classroom experiences in particular courses. Competitive Theoryto-Practice Grants, funded by the University, allow students to participate in independent research, internships, and cultural immersion throughout the world. The University s unique Course Connections provide opportunities for students to study topics of interest over a protracted period of time as they selected a variety of interdisciplinary courses from several academic divisions. ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT >> (740) Head Coach >> Chelsea Huguenard Office Phone >> (740) >> cchuguen@owu.edu Battling Bishops Athletics Director >> Roger Ingles Office Phone >> (740) Athletic Trainer >> Todd Miller Office Manager >> Tracey Coleman OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS Ohio Wesleyan employs 146 fulltime faculty. Nearly 100 percent of the tenure-track faculty hold a Ph.D. or equivalent or are completing work toward the degree. The student-faculty ratio is 11:1. Ohio Wesleyan currently enrolls about 1750 students, almost equally men and women, from nearly every state and more than 40 countries. The multicultural enrollment total of approximately 16 percent includes U.S. multicultural students and international students. Diversity, creativity, leadership, and service are emphasized throughout the co-curriculum. Students are active in nearly 100 clubs and organizations, as well as departmental student boards, academic honoraries, music and theatre productions, fraternities and sororities, and an extensive intramural sports program. More than 85 percent of the students are involved in community service projects. Ohio Wesleyan fields 23 varsity athletic teams that compete in the North Coast Athletic Conference. Ohio Wesleyan comprises a 200- acre campus and 2 wilderness preserves. Eleven of the University s 61 buildings are entered in the National Register of Historic Places. Nearly all students live on campus in a variety of residential facilities. Sports Information Director >> Mark Beckenbach Office Phone >> (740) Home Phone >> (614) >> owusport@owu.edu Home Page >>

3 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse PRINCIPAL MEDIA OUTLETS PRESS Ben Stroup and Gary Henery, The Delaware Gazette 40 N. Sandusky St., Suite 202 Delaware, OH (740) x319/372 Mark Znidar, The Columbus Dispatch 34 S. 3rd St. Columbus, OH (614) Lee Cochran, This Week Publications 7801 N. Central Drive Lewis Center, OH (740) TELEVISION Jerod Smalley, WCMH-TV (Ch.4/NBC) 3165 Olentangy River Rd. Columbus, OH (614) Clay Hall, WSYX-TV (Ch.6/ABC) 1261 Dublin Rd. Columbus, OH (614) Paul Spohn, WBNS-TV (Ch.10/CBS) 770 Twin Rivers Dr. Columbus, OH (614) MEMO TO THE MEDIA The 2016 Ohio Wesleyan University women s lacrosse media guide has been prepared by Ohio Wesleyan s Office of University Communications to assist you with your coverage this year. The guide was published February 23, 2016, with information available at that date. Additional and updated information, statistics and photos are available at all times to accredited news sources from the Sports Information Office. Press box and sideline passes may be obtained by writing or calling the Sports Information Office. Please apply as far in advance as possible, and at least a week prior to the game. There is a phone line available for radio broadcasts from Selby Stadium. Please make arrangements through the Sports Information Office at least a week before the game. CREDITS The 2016 Ohio Wesleyan women s lacrosse media guide was published by Doug Thompson. Photographs by Sara Blake, Rachael Carter, Mike Serbanoiu, Kelli Venable, and Bruce Heflin and courtesy, Ohio Wesleyan Sports Photography Archives. The Ohio Wesleyan women s lacrosse media guide has won 3 awards in judging by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America. On the cover: Taylor Weis (photo by Sara Blake) CONTENTS Principal Media Outlets // 1 Memo to the Media // 1 Why Battling Bishops? // Outlook // 2 Head Coach Chelsea Huguenard // 3 Coaching Staff // 4 Player Profiles // Alphabetical Roster // Numerical Roster // 12 Pronunciation Guide // Opponents in Brief // Results and Statistics // NCAC Standings and Statistics // NCAC Records // 17 About the NCAC // in Review // Bishop Lacrosse Year-by-Year // 21 All-Time Series Records // 22 NCAA Tournament Records // 22 All-Time Results // Bishop Records // Bishop Stat Leaders // 30 All-Star Bishops // Bishop Letterwomen // Home of the Bishops // inside back cover Athletic Facilities // inside back cover 2016 Schedule // outside back cover WHY BATTLING BISHOPS? The nickname The Battling Bishops dates to 1925; before then Ohio Wesleyan University s teams were simply known as The Red and Black, or sometimes as The Methodists. Ohio Wesleyan is affiliated with the United Methodist Church, and long has produced many of its bishops. By April, 1925, according to that issue of the Alumni Magazine, the present name had finally been derived. Ohio sports writers have been at a loss, the magazine reported. There are countless colleges throughout the country claiming red and black as their colors, and 14 Methodist colleges in Ohio alone. Pi Delta Epsilon journalism fraternity therefore sponsored a contest, and the winning nickname, The Battling Bishops, was placed before the sports writers of the state as the teams official title. Senior Harold Thomas of Lima submitted the winning entry. The new nickname must have provided inspiration. The 1925 football team, under George Gauthier, The Little Giant, went Its only loss came to Ohio State by a 10-3 score, and it tied Syracuse, 3-3, en route to winning Ohio Conference and Big Six championships. 1

4 2016 BISHOP OUTLOOK 2 Third-year head coach Chelsea Huguenard and the Ohio Wesleyan women s lacrosse team return their top 4 scorers from last year s squad with hopes of making their first North Coast Athletic Conference tournament appearance since We re really young this year, Huguenard said. We re going to be playing a lot of freshmen, but I think our upperclassmen have done a very good job mentoring them, and I foresee this year being a very good year for our squad. Seniors Patricia Ryan and Meghan Doherty return on the Bishop attack. Ryan ranked second on the team in scoring with 24 goals and a team-high 11 assists last season, while Doherty started 15 games and contributed 10 points and 5 assists. Sophomores Corinne Woodson and Ellen Falko, each of whom had injury-shortened 2015 seasons, also return. Freshman Sofia Corrao and freshman Janey Berger also will vie for playing time. Senior Taylor Weis highlights the Bishop midfield. Weis led the team in scoring last season, compiling 33 goals and 4 assists, ranked among the conference s top 20 in 5 different statistical categories, and was a second-team All-NCAC selection. Junior Nicole Sanczyk, who rang up 16 goals and 4 assists in 5 games before her season ended with an injury, is back. Senior Haley Savoie, who was fourth on the team in scoring with 18 goals and an assist and ranked among the NCAC s top 20 in draw controls in 2015, also returns. Sophomore Cory Kinder had 9 goals and an assist and also ranked among the conference s top 20 in draw controls last season. Freshman Kelsey Bowling, a 2-time all-conference pick in high school, should make an immediate impact. Senior Caroline Bonee will see action at both midfield and defense this season. The Bishop defense, while not as experienced as last year s, could be one of the quicker units to take the field for Ohio Wesleyan in recent seasons. Sophomore Kayla Wayne played in 14 games last year, and junior Morgan Williams lettered in 2014 but did not play last season. Natalie Reddy 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse Newcomers who will contribute right away are freshman Maddie Lancaster, a 3-time all-conference selection in high school; sophomore Isabel Cherry, who did not play last year; and freshman Faith Best. In goal, the starting spot is up for grabs between junior Natalie Reddy, who ranked fifth in the NCAC in goals-against average last year, and freshman Kelly Coffyn, who helped her high school team win a state championship. Ohio Wesleyan s season opens with a trip to Washington & Jefferson, followed by home games against Mount St. Joseph and Keuka. The Bishops head to Puerto Rico for spring-trip games against Roanoke and Oneonta State before returning home for contests against nearby rivals Otterbein and Capital. The non-conference portion of the schedule concludes with a trip to Muskingum. The NCAC schedule opens at Oberlin on April 2, with games against defending champion Wittenberg, 2015 NCAC tournament champion Denison, and 2015 tournament semifinalists Wooster and Oberlin highlighting the conference slate.

5 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse Chelsea Huguenard begins her third season as head women s lacrosse coach at Ohio Wesleyan University. Last year, the Bishops finished with a 4-12 record. In her debut as a college head coach in 2014, Huguenard guided the Battling Bishops to an 8-9 record, an improvement of 5 victories over the 2013 season. Battling Bishops Coach Chelsea Huguenard Huguenard came to Ohio Wesleyan from nearby Olentangy High School, where she was head girls lacrosse coach. In 3 seasons at Olentangy, Huguenard guided the Braves to a record, winning Ohio Capital Conference championships in 2011 and 2013, and advancing to the regional final in Prior to taking the Olentangy position, Huguenard served as an assistant coach at Kenyon College during the seasons, was an assistant coach at Trine (Ind.) University in 2007, and made her coaching debut as head coach at Grand Rapids (Mich.) Catholic Central High School during the seasons, culminating in a regional championship in Huguenard is a 2007 graduate of Western Michigan University, where she played on the women s lacrosse club for 4 years, earning second-team IWLCA honors in She graduated with a bachelor s degree in sociology. Huguenard is a native of Lewis Center, Ohio. 3

6 COACHING STAFF 4 KATE GUNTS Assistant Coach Alma Mater: New Hampshire 12 At Ohio Wesleyan: 2nd season >> Came to Ohio Wesleyan after serving as head goalkeepers coach with the Revolution Lacrosse Club in Westchester, New York, for more than a year...also has several years experience coaching at the club level and at camps. >> Spent 2 years as a production assistant with NBC Sports/Olympics in Stamford, Conn...her assignments included Sunday Night Football, the Summer Olympics in London, England, and the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. >> Played goalkeeper for 4 years at New Hampshire, compiling a career record of the 20 wins tied for fifth place on the Wildcats all-time victories list...majored in communications, graduated magna cum laude, and was a 3-time selection to the America East Commissioner s Honor Roll selection. >> Gunts is a native of Wilton, Conn. HANNAH OLENICK Assistant Coach Alma Mater: Miami University 15 At Ohio Wesleyan: 1st season >> Making her coaching debut this season. >> Played club lacrosse at Miami University. >> Played one season for Chelsea Huguenard at Olentangy High School... won first-team all-conference honors... was a member of the first Braves team to win an Ohio Capital Conference title in girls lacrosse. >> Olenick is a native of Lewis Center, Ohio. Caroline Bonee 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse

7 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse CAROLINE BONEE #5 Senior midfielder 5-4 Wellesley, Mass. Wellesley High School Exercise science major 3 letters 2015: Won third letter as midfielder... played in all 16 games. >> Scored goal vs. Muskingum March also collected season-high 4 ground balls. >> Shared team lead with 2 goals at Transylvania March 28. >> Tallied twice vs. Hiram April 10. >> Matched season best with 4 ground balls at Wooster April : Won second letter as midfielder... saw action in 10 games. >> Credited with assist vs. Baldwin Wallace March 8. >> Scored goal vs. Defiance March : Lettered as midfielder...played in 12 games. >> Scored first collegiate goal vs. Hiram April 16...also credited with assist in game. >> Scored goal at Allegheny April 27. Also: Father, Andy, played baseball at Ohio Wesleyan from High School: Lettered thrice in soccer and played lacrosse. >> Received Bay State all-star honors in soccer. >> Served as soccer team captain. Year G-GS Goals Assists Points GB Career MEGHAN DOHERTY #1 Senior attacker 5-4 Hingham, Mass. Hingham High School Management economics major 3 letters 2015: Won third letter as attacker... ranked sixth on team in scoring. >> Had goal and assist as Bishops scored 4 times in less than 2 minutes vs. Muskingum March 21...finished with 3 goals and 2 assists. >> Scored twice as Bishops opened game with 5-0 run at Transylvania March 28. >> Collected 2 goals and an assist vs. Hiram April : Earned second letter as attacker... ranked third on team in scoring and was fourth in goals scored. >> Led Bishops with 3 goals and an assist vs. Baldwin Wallace March 8. >> Scored 3 goals as Bishops built 11-1 halftime lead vs. Beloit March 12. >> Had 2 goals during 7-0 run that put Bishops ahead to stay vs. DePauw April 1...finished with team-best 4 goals and 3 assists. Meghan Doherty >> Scored twice during game-opening 7-1 run vs. Transylvania April 4...finished with 4 goals. >> Had 2 goals vs. Kenyon April 6. >> Dished out 2 assists at Hiram April 17. >> Scored twice vs. Allegheny April : Earned first letter as attacker... played in all 16 games, starting 15. >> Had 2 goals and 2 assists during 6-0 run that gave Bishops the lead at Thiel Feb. 27. >> Recorded first collegiate hat trick in NCAC opener vs. Wittenberg March finished with 3 goals and an assist. >> Contributed 2 goals and an assist at DePauw April 2. >> Collected 2 goals and 2 assists vs. Hiram April 16. >> Totaled goal and 2 assists vs. Oberlin April 18. High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 4 in hockey. >> Won league sportsmanship award in lacrosse. >> Helped hockey team win state championship. Year G-GS Goals Assists Points GB Career RETURNING LETTERWOMEN 5

8 RETURNING LETTERWOMEN 6 CORY KINDER #3 Sophomore midfielder 5-2 Dublin, Ohio Portsmouth High School Sports and exercise management major 1 letter 2015: Won starting spot in Bishop midfield...started all 16 games. >> Ranked 16th in North Coast Athletic Conference in draw controls per game (2.19). >> Ranked second on team in draw controls (35). >> Rang up first collegiate goal vs. Centre March 7. >> Collected season-high 4 draw controls at Pacific March 14. >> Scored twice vs. Muskingum March 21. >> Contributed 2 goals at Allegheny April 12. High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 2 in soccer. >> Was 2-time all-conference choice in lacrosse. Year G-GS Goals Assists Points GB Natalie Reddy NATALIE REDDY #00 Junior goalkeeper 5-6 South Salem, N.Y. John Jay High School Exercise science major 2 letters 2015: Won second letter as goalkeeper... played in 11 games. >> Ranked fifth in North Coast Athletic Conference in goals-allowed average. >> Credited with 3 saves during second half at George Fox March 12. >> Made 3 saves at Pacific March 14. >> Stopped season-high 5 shots during second half vs. Otterbein March 19. >> Recorded 2 saves while shutting out Muskingum during second half of nonconference win March OWU Women s Lacrosse >> Had 2 saves during second half of NCAC opener vs. Oberlin April 1. >> Posted 2 saves during second half at Wooster April 18. >> Made 3 saves during final 18 minutes of action at Wittenberg April : Earned first letter as goalkeeper... played in 13 games. >> Made 2 saves during second half vs. Baldwin Wallace March 8. >> Recorded 4 saves during second half vs. Beloit March 12. >> Credited with 4 saves during second half vs. Transylvania April 4. >> Stopped season-high 5 shots during second half at Hiram April 17. High School: Lettered 4 times in lacrosse, twice in track, and once in volleyball. Year GP-GS Min GA GAA Svs Svs% Career

9 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse PATRICIA RYAN #14 Senior attacker 5-4 Upper Arlington, Ohio Columbus School for Girls History major 3 letters 2015: Won third letter as starting attacker...started all 16 games. >> Led team in assists and ranked second in goals and total points. >> Led Bishops with 4 goals vs. Centre March 7. >> Contributed goal and 2 assists at Puget Sound March 10. >> Scored 2 goals at George Fox March 12. >> Led Bishops with goal and assist at Pacific March 14. >> Converted free-position shot to give Bishops halftime lead vs. Otterbein March 19...shared team lead with 3 goals. >> Collected 3 goals and an assist vs. Muskingum March 21. >> Led Bishops with 3 goals at Kenyon April 8. >> Scored twice as Bishops built 10-0 halftime lead on way to win vs. Hiram April 10. >> Led Bishops with 4 goals and an assist at DePauw April : Earned second letter as starting attacker...started all 17 games. >> Ranked eighth in North Coast Athletic Conference in assists per game (1.12). >> Led team in assists and ranked second in goals and points. >> Scored 2 goals in season opener vs. Otterbein March 5. >> Collected 2 goals and 2 assists vs. Baldwin Wallace March 8. >> Led Bishops with goal and assist vs. Stevenson March 11. >> Tallied team-high 4 goals and added assist vs. Beloit March 12. >> Finished with 2 goals and 2 assists vs. Defiance March 19. >> Scored 4 goals and added assist vs. DePauw April 1. >> Led Bishops with 3 goals and careerhigh 5 assists vs. Transylvania April 4...the 8 points also established a career best. >> Finished with goal and 2 assists vs. Kenyon April 6. >> Led Bishops with 3 goals at Hiram April 17. >> Scored 3 goals at Washington & Jefferson April 19. >> Had 2 goals and an assist vs. Allegheny April 26. Patricia Ryan 2013: Won starting spot as attacker... started all 16 games. >> Led team in assists and ranked third in points. >> Shared team lead with 3 goals and an assist vs. Centre Feb. 24. >> Contributed 2 goals and 2 assists in NCAC opener vs. Wittenberg March 30. >> Led Bishops with goal and 2 assists at Kenyon April 6. >> Had 2 goals and an assist vs. Denison April 14. >> Collected 4 goals and added assist vs. Hiram April 16. >> Rang up 3 goals and added 2 assists vs. Oberlin April 18. >> Scored pair of goals for early 2-0 lead vs. Washington & Jefferson April shared team lead with 4 goals. >> Led Bishops with 2 goals at Wooster April 24. >> Finished with 3 goals and an assist at Allegheny April 27. High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 4 in field hockey. >> Received all-league honors in lacrosse and honorable mention all-district citation in field hockey. >> Served as team captain in both sports. Year G-GS Goals Assists Points GB Career RETURNING LETTERWOMEN 7

10 RETURNING LETTERWOMEN 8 NICOLE SANCZYK #12 Junior midfielder 5-7 New Providence, N.J. New Providence High School Sports and exercise management major 1 letter 2015: Won starting midfield spot...started first 5 games before suffering seasonending injury. >> Ranked third on team in total points and fourth in goals. >> Led Bishops with 3 goals and an assist in collegiate debut at Mount Union Feb. 28. >> Scored twice vs. Centre March 7. >> Tallied 3 goals as Bishops narrowed 11-4 deficit to at Puget Sound March 10...finished with 5 goals and 3 assists. >> Led Bishops with 6 goals at George Fox March : Did not play at Roanoke College. High School: Earned 4 letters in lacrosse and 2 in basketball. >> Received second-team all-conference honors in lacrosse. >> Set school career record for goals scored (158). >> Helped basketball team win state championship. Year G-GS Goals Assists Points GB HALEY SAVOIE #11 Junior midfielder 5-3 Poway, Calif. Del Norte High School Health and human kinetics major 2 letters 2015: Won second letter as midfielder... played in 16 games, starting 13. >> Ranked 14th in North Coast Athletic Conference in free-position goals per game (0.56) and 17th in draw controls per game (2.06). >> Ranked third on team in goals and draw controls and fourth in total points. >> Collected season-high 7 draw controls at George Fox March 12. >> Contributed 3 goals and an assist vs. Muskingum March 21. >> Shared team lead with 2 goals at Transylvania March OWU Women s Lacrosse >> Scored Bishop goal in NCAC opener vs. Oberlin April 1. >> Posted hat trick vs. Hiram April 10. >> Led Bishops with 3 goals at Wittenberg April : Received first letter as midfielder... played in 13 games, starting 2. >> Picked up 2 ground balls and caused turnover vs. Stevenson March 11. >> Collected season-high 3 ground balls at Wittenberg March 29. >> Had 2 ground balls and caused a turnover at Denison April 12. High School: Lettered twice in lacrosse and basketball, and thrice in field hockey. >> Was second-team all-league selection in field hockey. >> Helped field hockey and basketball teams win league championships. Year G-GS Goals Assists Points GB Career Haley Savoie

11 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse KAYLA WAYNE #16 Sophomore defender 5-7 Aurora, Colo. Grandview High School Exercise science major 1 letter 2015: Received first letter as defender... played in 14 games, starting 1. >> Had season-high 2 ground balls at Puget Sound March 10. >> Made first collegiate start at Wooster April 18. Also: Member of Bishop field hockey team. High School: Lettered twice in field hockey and thrice in lacrosse. >> Was second-team all-state selection in both sports. >> Served as team captain in both sports. Year G-GS Goals Assists Points GB TAYLOR WEIS #20 Senior midfielder 5-9 Sylvania, Ohio Northview High School Sports and exercise management major 3 letters 2015: Received second-team All-North Coast Athletic Conference citation in third season as starting midfielder. >> Ranked 16th in NCAC in goals per game (2.06), 11th in free-position goals per game (0.69), 15th in draw controls per game (2.31), 20th in caused turnovers per game (0.88), and tied for 20th in ground balls per game (2.12). >> Led team in goals, total points, and draw controls and ranked third in ground balls. >> Scored 2 goals vs. Centre March 7. >> Contributed 2 goals as Bishops narrowed 11-4 deficit to at Puget Sound March 10...finished with 3 goals and an assist. Kayla Wayne >> Rang up back-to-back goals to tie the game at 8-8 at George Fox March 12. >> Scored 3 goals vs. Otterbein March 19. >> Led Bishops with 4 goals vs. Muskingum March 21. >> Shared team lead with 2 goals vs. Denison April 3. >> Scored twice at Kenyon April 8. >> Had 2 goals as Bishops built 10-0 halftime lead on way to win vs. Hiram April 10...finished with career-high 5 goals and added 2 assists. >> Led Bishops with 4 goals at Allegheny April : Won second letter as midfielder... played in all 17 games, starting 16. >> Ranked third on team in draw controls. >> Collected 2 goals and an assist in season opener vs. Otterbein March 5. >> Scored twice during 5-1 second-half run vs. Baldwin Wallace March 8. >> Had 2 goals vs. Beloit March 12. >> Led Bishops with 3 goals at Centre March 15. >> Collected season-high 5 draw controls vs. Defiance March 19. >> Had 2 goals and 4 draw controls vs. DePauw April 1. >> Matched season best with 4 ground balls and added 2 draw controls at Oberlin April 9. >> Scored 2 goals and added 3 draw controls at Hiram April 17. >> Led Bishops with 3 goals vs. Allegheny April 26...also finished with 4 draw controls. 2013: Earned first letter as midfielder... played in 13 games, starting 11. >> Had 5 draw controls in season opener vs. Centre Feb. 24. >> Scored during 3-0 run that broke tie and put Bishops ahead to stay vs. Otterbein March 6...finished with 4 goals. >> Finished with 5 draw controls in NCAC opener vs. Wittenberg March 30. >> Had goal to cap 7-0 run at DePauw April 2...finished with 2 goals. >> Collected season-high 6 draw controls at Kenyon April 6. High School: Earned 4 letters in lacrosse. >> Received first-team all-district laurels. Year G-GS Goals Assists Points GB Career RETURNING LETTERWOMEN 9

12 RETURNING LETTERWOMEN 10 MORGAN WILLIAMS #13 Junior defender 5-3 Wilmington, Del. Sanford High School International studies, politics and government majors 1 letter 2015: Did not play. 2014: Received first letter as defender... played in 7 games. >> Contributed draw control and ground ball at Hiram April 17. Also: Member of Bishop field hockey team. High School: Won 3 letters in lacrosse, 4 in swimming, and 2 in field hockey. >> Won honorable mention all-conference citation in lacrosse. Year G-GS Goals Assists Points GB CORINNE WOODSON #9 Sophomore attacker 5-7 Bowie, Md. Indian Creek High School Pre-professional zoology major 1 letter 2015: Received first letter as attacker... saw action in 4 games. >> Scored first collegiate goal vs. Muskingum March 21. High School: Played lacrosse and basketball. >> Was member of 2 championship lacrosse teams. Year G-GS Goals Assists Points GB Corinne Woodson 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse

13 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS JANEY BERGER #23 Freshman attacker 5-3 Orinda, Calif. Miramonte High School Sociology/anthropology major High School: Competed in lacrosse, soccer, and cross country. FAITH BEST #22 Freshman defender 6-1 Perrysburg, Ohio Perrysburg High School Pre-medicine/pre-dentistry major High School: Lettered twice in lacrosse. KELSEY BOWLING #8 Freshman midfielder 5-10 Sunbury, Ohio Big Walnut High School Pre-medicine/pre-dentistry major High School: Competed in lacrosse. >> Was 2-time all-conference selection. >> Set school s career goals record. ISABEL CHERRY #29 Sophomore defender 5-4 Chagrin Falls, Ohio Chagrin Falls High School Sociology/anthropology major High School: Lettered in lacrosse. KELLY COFFYN #30 Freshman goalkeeper 5-5 Bainbridge Island, Wash. Bainbridge High School Early childhood education major High School: Lettered twice in lacrosse and twice in crew. >> Helped lacrosse team win state championship. SOFIA CORRAO #4 Freshman attacker 5-3 Cincinnati, Ohio Kings High School Business administration major High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse. ELLEN FALKO #21 Sophomore attacker 5-7 Brecksville, Ohio Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School Accounting major 2015: Saw action in 1 game as attacker. High School: Lettered 3 times in lacrosse. Year G-GS Goals Assists Points GB MADDIE LANCASTER #2 Freshman defender 5-4 Lake Tapps, Wash. Auburn Riverside High School major undeclared High School: Earned 4 letters in lacrosse and 3 in cross country. >> Was 3-time all-conference selection in lacrosse. >> Named to state team 3 times in lacrosse. >> Served as lacrosse team captain. >> Selected cross country team s Most Inspirational Runner. OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS 11

14 2016 ROSTERS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Ltr. Ht. Hometown High School 23 Berger, Janey Fr. A Orinda, CA Miramonte 22 Best, Faith Fr. D Perrysburg Perrysburg 5 Bonee, Caroline* Sr. M Wellesley, MA Wellesley 8 Bowling, Kelsey Fr. M Sunbury Big Walnut 29 Cherry, Isabel So. D Chagrin Falls Chagrin Falls 30 Coffyn, Kelly Fr. G Bainbridge Island, WA Bainbridge 4 Corrao, Sofia Fr. A Cincinnati Kings 1 Doherty, Meghan* Sr. A Hingham, MA Hingham 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse 21 Falko, Ellen So. A Brecksville Brecksville-Broadview Heights 3 Kinder, Cory* So. M Dublin Scioto 2 Lancaster, Maddie Fr. D Lake Tapps, WA Auburn Riverside 00 Reddy, Natalie* Jr. G South Salem, NY John Jay 14 Ryan, Patricia* Sr. A Upper Arlington Columbus School for Girls 12 Sanczyk, Nicole* Jr. M New Providence, NJ New Providence 11 Savoie, Haley* Jr. M Poway, CA Del Norte 16 Wayne, Kayla* So. D Aurora, CO Grandview 20 Weis, Taylor* Sr. M Sylvania Northview 13 Williams, Morgan* Jr. D Wilmington, DE Sanford 9 Woodson, Corinne* So. A Bowie, MD Indian Creek *Letterwomen (11) 2016 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Hometown/High School 00 Natalie Reddy* Jr. G South Salem, NY/John Jay 1 Meghan Doherty* Sr. A Hingham, MA/Hingham 2 Maddie Lancaster Fr. D Lake Tapps, WA/Auburn Riverside 3 Cory Kinder* So. M Dublin/Scioto 4 Sofia Corrao Fr. A Cincinnati/Kings 5 Caroline Bonee* Sr. M Wellesley, MA/Wellesley 8 Kelsey Bowling Fr. M Sunbury/Big Walnut 9 Corinne Woodson* So. A Bowie, MD/Indian Creek 11 Haley Savoie* Jr. M Poway, CA/Del Norte 12 Nicole Sanczyk* Jr. M New Providence, NJ/New Providence 13 Morgan Williams* Jr. D Wilmington, DE/Sanford 14 Patricia Ryan* Sr. A Upper Arlington/Columbus School for Girls 16 Kayla Wayne* So. D Aurora, CO/Grandview 20 Taylor Weis* Sr. M Sylvania/Northview 21 Ellen Falko So. A Brecksville/Brecksville-Broadview Heights 22 Faith Best Fr. D Perrysburg/Perrysburg 23 Janey Berger Fr. A Orinda, CA/Miramonte 29 Isabel Cherry So. D Chagrin Falls/Chagrin Falls 30 Kelly Coffyn Fr. G Bainbridge Island, WA/Bainbridge *Letterwomen (11) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Caroline Bonee...bo-NAY Sofia Corrao...so-FEE-a coe-ray-oh Kelly Coffyn... COUGH-in Cory Kinder...KIN-dur Nicole Sanczyk...SAN-zik Haley Savoie... sa-voy

15 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse 2016 OPPONENTS IN BRIEF Opponent Location Nickname Conference Head Coach 2015* SID/Contact Phone Allegheny* Meadville, Pa. Gators NCAC Ashley Hughes 6-10 Jim Berger Capital Columbus, Ohio Crusaders Ohio Athletic Stacey Wood 10-4 Ryan Gasser Denison* Granville, Ohio Big Red NCAC Amanda Daniels 11-7 Craig Hicks DePauw* Greencastle, Ind. Tigers NCAC Julie Sargent 7-9 Bill Wagner Hiram* Hiram, Ohio Terriers NCAC Brianne Dishong 5-11 Andrew Korba Kenyon* Gambier, Ohio Ladies NCAC Meredith Buzzi 9-5 Marty Fuller Keuka Keuka Park, N.Y. Wolfpack North Eastern Eryn McCaffrey 13-3 Jimmy Habecker Mount St. Joseph Cincinnati, Ohio Lions Ohio River Mike O Hara 8-7 Ryan Lengerich Muskingum New Concord, Ohio Fighting Muskies Ohio Athletic Taryn Burkholder 0-13 Tom Caudill Oberlin* Oberlin, Ohio Yeowomen NCAC Lynda McCandlish 11-6 Mike Mancini Oneonta State Oneonta, N.Y. Red Dragons SUNYAC Alison Pollock 7-11 Geoffrey Hassard Otterbein Westerville, Ohio Cardinals Ohio Athletic Stephani Schmidt 8-7 Adam Prescott Roanoke Salem, Va. Maroons Old Dominion Mary Schwartz 7-5 Chris Kilcoyne Washington & Jefferson Washington, Pa. Presidents Ohio River Alison Valerio 9-5 Sean King Wittenberg* Springfield, Ohio Tigers NCAC Nicholle St. Pierre 11-4 Ryan Maurer Wooster* Wooster, Ohio Fighting Scots NCAC Elizabeth Ford 13-4 Hugh Howard *NCAC opponent Site-Result Date A- Mount Union 17, OHIO WESLEYAN 5 2/28 H- OHIO WESLEYAN 11, Centre 9 3/7 A- Puget Sound 11, OHIO WESLEYAN 10 3/10 A- George Fox 17, OHIO WESLEYAN 11 3/12 A- Pacific (Ore.) 13, OHIO WESLEYAN 4 3/14 H- Otterbein 11, OHIO WESLEYAN 7 3/19 H- OHIO WESLEYAN 19, Muskingum 2 3/21 A- OHIO WESLEYAN 13, Transylvania 4 3/28 H- Oberlin 15, OHIO WESLEYAN 1* 4/1 H- Denison 17, OHIO WESLEYAN 5* 4/3 A- Kenyon 13, OHIO WESLEYAN 10* 4/8 H- OHIO WESLEYAN 19, Hiram 1* 4/10 A- Allegheny 14, OHIO WESLEYAN 10* 4/12 A- DePauw 14, OHIO WESLEYAN 13* 4/14 A- Wooster 16, OHIO WESLEYAN 6* 4/18 H- Wittenberg 20, OHIO WESLEYAN 8* 4/25 *North Coast Athletic Conference (1-7) + NCAC tournament game Home Record: 3-4 Away: 1-8 Neutral: 4-12 *2015=2015 record 2015 BISHOP RESULTS 2015 BISHOP STATISTICS SCORING GP Goals Assists Points Taylor Weis Patricia Ryan Nicole Sanczyk Haley Savoie Allison Greeley Meghan Doherty Sophia Love Cory Kinder Mia Minguela Caroline Bonee Eilee Foley Corinne Woodson Saige Bell Abbie Love BISHOPS OPPONENTS GOALIES GP Min GA GAA Saves Save% SOs Jordan Bernstein Natalie Reddy BISHOPS OPPONENTS bold face indicates returning player 2015 BISHOP STATISTICS 13

16 2015 NCAC REVIEW NCAC STANDINGS NCAC Overall Team W L Pct GF GA W L Pct GF GA Wittenberg Wooster Denison* Oberlin Kenyon DePauw Allegheny Ohio Wesleyan Hiram *Tournament winner PREVIOUS NCAC REGULAR SEASON LEADERS Year Leader(s) (Record) Runner(s)-Up (Record) OWU 1985 Denison (7-1) Wooster (5-3) 3-5, 4th 1986 Denison (7-1) Wooster (6-2) 1-7, T Denison (7-0) Wooster (4-3) 2-5, 4th 1988 Denison (8-0) Kenyon (6-2) 1-7, 5th 1989 Denison (7-1) Ohio Wesleyan (5-3) 1990 Denison (10-2) Kenyon, Wittenberg (8-4) 7-5, 4th 1991 Denison (11-1) Ohio Wesleyan (10-2) 1992 Denison (12-0) Earlham, OWU (8-4) 1993 Denison (12-0) OWU, Wooster (8-4) 1994 Denison (7-0) Wooster, Oberlin (5-2) 2-5, 6th 1995 Denison (7-0) Oberlin (6-1) 4-3, 4th 1996 Denison (7-0) Ohio Wesleyan (6-1) 1997 Oberlin (7-0) Ohio Wesleyan (6-1) 1998 Denison (7-0) Oberlin (6-1) 5-2, 3rd 1999 Denison (7-0) Oberlin (5-2) 5-2, T Denison (7-0) Oberlin (6-1) 3-4, T Denison (7-0) Kenyon, Wooster (5-2) 4-3, T Denison (7-0) Wooster (6-1) 4-3, 3rd 2003 Denison, Wooster (6-1) Wittenberg (5-2) 4-3, T Wooster (6-0) Denison (5-1) 2-4, T Denison (6-0) Wooster (5-1) 4-2, 3rd 2006 Wooster (6-0) Ohio Wesleyan (5-1) 2007 Denison, Ohio Wesleyan, Wooster (5-1) 2008 Ohio Wesleyan (5-1) Allegheny, Denison, Wooster (4-2) 2009 Wooster (6-0) Kenyon (4-2) 3-3, T Kenyon, Wooster (5-1) Allegheny (4-2) 3-3, 4th 2011 Denison (6-0) Allegheny, Wooster (4-2) 1-5, 6th 2012 Wittenberg (6-0) Denison (5-1) 1-5, T Wittenberg (8-0) Kenyon (7-1) 2-6, 7th 2014 Wittenberg (8-0) Allegheny (7-1) 2-6, T Wittenberg (8-0) Wooster (7-1) 1-7, 8th PREVIOUS NCAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Year Champion (Score) Runner-Up 1994 Denison (17-7) Wooster 1995 Oberlin (5-4) Denison 1996 Denison (16-6) Oberlin 1997 Oberlin (18-4) Ohio Wesleyan 1998 Oberlin (12-11) Denison 1999 Denison (16-8) Oberlin 2000 Denison (12-11) Oberlin 2001 Denison (15-10) Wooster 2002 Wooster (7-4) Denison 2003 Wooster (8-7) Denison 2004 Wooster (10-6) Allegheny 2005 Ohio Wesleyan (14-11) Denison 2006 Denison (11-7) Allegheny 2007 Wooster (13-10) Ohio Wesleyan 2008 Ohio Wesleyan (14-13, 2 OT) Wooster 2009 Wooster (11-6) Kenyon 2010 Kenyon (19-14) Wooster 2011 Denison (10-9) Wooster 2012 Denison (11-9) Wittenberg 2013 Kenyon (14-9) Wooster 2014 Denison (16-12) Wittenberg 2015 Denison (14-7) Oberlin 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse NOTE: During the seasons, the NCAC champion was determined by the highest regular-season winning percentage. During the seasons, the NCAC tournament champion was recognized as the conference champion. Beginning with the 2014 season, the NCAC champion was determined by the highest regular-season winning percentage.

17 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse 2015 NCAC STAT LEADERS SCORING G Goals Assists Points Pts/G Becca Joseph, WITT Katherine Englert, KEN Logan Warye, WITT Shelby Stone, WOO Jane Symmes, KEN McKenzie Bell, ALL Grace Barlow, OBE Ellie Hudson-Heck, WOO Claire Ludlow, DEN Caroline Shipman, KEN GOALTENDING G Goals Saves Saves% Alexa L Insalata, OBE Liz Hawkins, DPU Meredith Bentsen, KEN Laura Van Horn, DEN Jordan Bernstein, OWU PREVIOUS NCAC INDIVIDUAL LEADERS SCORING Year Player GP Gls Asts Pts Pts/G 1985 Betty Title, WOO Betty Title, WOO Wendy Briggs, DEN Jessica Brown, KEN Cathleen Mendelson, DEN Jen Sherbrooke, DEN Christina Monacelli, DEN Christina Monacelli, DEN Cheryl Connolly, DEN Cheryl Connolly, DEN Maria Phoenix, DEN Jo-El Miller, WITT Elizabeth Barry, OBE Jenny Feldman, OWU Laura Peace, DEN Laura Peace, DEN Kati Robbins, WITT Cara Romanowski, WITT Beth Hemminger, WOO Kaley Bell, KEN Kaley Bell, KEN Kaley Bell, KEN Frankie DeLavis, KEN Caely Melford, KEN Hannah Mudge, OWU Jessica Copeland, OWU Jensen Paterson, ALL Madison Carey, WOO McKenzie Bell, ALL McKenzie Bell, ALL Becca Joseph, WITT GOALTENDING Year Player G Goals Saves Saves% 1985 Bernadette Delgado, OBE Christine Moyles, KEN Camille Gonzales, OBE Chris Moyles, KEN Cathie Herrick, KEN Cathie Herrick, KEN Katy Anderson, OWU Christy Polumbus, DEN Christy Polumbus, DEN Jacqui Perna, KEN Alysia Oakley, OBE Tracy Scott, OWU Tracy Scott, OWU Jenny Chin, EARL Tamar Jeffery, OWU Tamar Jeffery, OWU Ruth Crowell, KEN Sarah Pilzer, OBE Abbe Stewart, DEN Nicki Hunt, WOO Nicki Hunt, WOO Nicki Hunt, WOO Maggie Eichenlaub, OWU Jamie Dannenberg, WOO Chase Krueter, KEN Chase Krueter, KEN Shawna Ferris, WOO Katie Bondy, WITT Shawna Ferris, WOO Alexa L Insalata, OBE Alexa L Insalata, OBE Jessica Copeland NCAC HISTORY 15

18 NCAC HISTORY 16 PREVIOUS NCAC SPECIAL AWARDS Year Offensive/Player of Year Defensive Player of Year Newcomer of Year Coach of Year Betty Title, Wooster Sandra Moore, Kenyon 1987 Wendy Stetson, Kenyon Janine Hathorn, Denison 1988 Jessica Brown, Kenyon Heather Setzler, Oberlin 1989 Cathleen Mendelson, Denison Tracy Coyne, Denison; Mary Parker, OWU 1990 Betsy Jennings, Kenyon; Sue Stimmel, Denison Jen Sherbrooke, Denison 1991 Christina Monacelli, Denison Mary Parker, OWU 1992 Christina Monacelli, Denison Amy Bradley, Denison Sue Stimmel, Denison 1993 Chrissy Talarico, Denison Christy Polumbus, Denison Sue Stimmel, Denison 1994 Cheryl Connolly, Denison Betsy Trowbridge, Kenyon Katharine Perry, Oberlin 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse 1995 Meg Wood, Wooster Sarah Bennett, Denison Katherine Roberts, Oberlin Katharine DeLorenzo, Oberlin 1996 Maria Phoenix, Denison Emily Brunk, Wooster Allison Offenburger, Denison Linda Strapp, OWU 1997 Elizabeth Barry, Oberlin Tracy Scott, Ohio Wesleyan Marissa Moore, Wooster Mindy Manolovich, Oberlin 1998 Jen Durgin, Ohio Wesleyan Katherine Roberts, Oberlin Laura Peace, Denison Alix Rorke, Denison 1999 Kim Allen, Oberlin Alison Offenburger, Denison Barbara Eklund, Allegheny Alix Rorke, Denison 2000 Laura Peace, Denison Maggie McFalls, Oberlin Gwen Ockenlaender, Kenyon Alix Rorke, Denison 2001 Kati Robbins, Wittenberg Jessica Critchlow, Wooster Nicole Pritchard, Wooster Liz Grote, Wooster 2002 Bridget Curley, Denison Cara Romanowski, Wittenberg Sarah Pilzer, Oberlin Liz Grote, Wooster 2003 Beth Hemminger, Wooster Abbe Stewart, Denison Emily Deering, Allegheny Nancy Beck, Wittenberg 2004 Megan Sward, Wooster Nicole Pritchard, Wooster Krissy Frost, Denison Paul Bonus, Allegheny; Alison Share, Wooster 2005 Carrie Williams, OWU Molly Lamdin, Denison Quinn Simmons, Denison Kimberly Rocheleau, OWU 2006 Helena Iaquinta, Wooster Emily Deering, Allegheny Lela Hull, Oberlin Stephani Brzezowski, DEN 2007 Krissy Frost, Denison Lindsay Buhr, Denison Frankie DeLavis, Kenyon Jill Boffa, Kenyon; Liz Ford, Wooster 2008 Quinn Simmons, Denison Julia Fouts, Ohio Wesleyan Taylor Fey, Oberlin Marge Redmond, OWU 2009 Carly Carey, Wooster Katie Kubasta, Denison Kiah Voyer-Colbath, Allegheny Meredith Buzzi, Kenyon 2010 Jessica Copeland, OWU Chase Kreuter, Kenyon Emily Nichols, Kenyon Meredith Buzzi, Kenyon 2011 Jensen Paterson, Allegheny Brigid Donahue, Kenyon Cassie Greenbaum, Wittenberg Nichole Johnson, Wittenberg 2012 Kiah Voyer-Colbath, Allegheny Carly Tschantz, Denison Alie Marousek, Wittenberg Jacqueline McDevitt, Oberlin 2013 Leah Sack, Kenyon Katie Warner, Wittenberg Jane Symmes, Kenyon Meredith Buzzi, Kenyon 2014 Francine Murzynski, Wittenberg Suzie Gurzenda, Kenyon Claire Ludlow, Denison Amanda Daniels, Denison 2015 Logan Warye, Wittenberg Alexa L Insalata, Oberlin Kat Englert, Kenyon Lynda McCandlish, Oberlin Tracy Scott Jen Durgin Carrie Williams Julia Fouts Jessica Copeland

19 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse NCAC RECORDS INDIVIDUAL GAME Goals: 11, Molly Bloom (Oberlin) vs. Agnes Scott, 3/30/2010; Katherine Englert (Kenyon) vs. Allegheny, 4/4/2015 Assists: 9, Frankie De Lavis (Kenyon) vs. Redlands, 4/26/2007; Leah Sack (Kenyon) vs. Wooster, 4/24/2010; Jensen Paterson (Allegheny) vs. Medaille, 3/15/2011; Leah Sack (Kenyon) vs. Wooster, 4/20/2013; McKenzie Bell (Allegheny) vs. Hiram, 4/23/2014 Points: 15, Frankie De Lavis (Kenyon) vs. Redlands, 4/26/2007 (6-9) Saves: 34, Keisha McKenzie (Kenyon) vs. Wooster, 3/29/1995 INDIVIDUAL SEASON Goals: 80, Cheryl Connolly (Denison), 1994 Assists: 75, Leah Sack (Kenyon), 2013 Points: 112, Jensen Paterson (Allegheny), 2011 (74-38) Saves: 296, Bernadette Delgado (Oberlin), 1985 Saves Percentage:.755 (96-296), Bernadette Delgado (Oberlin), 1985 INDIVIDUAL CAREER Goals: 237, Laura Peace (Denison), Assists: 176, Leah Sack (Kenyon), Points: 300, Beth Hemminger (Wooster), ( ); Jensen Patterson (Allegheny), (221-79) Saves: 950, Ali Livingston (Wittenberg), Saves Percentage:.634 ( ), Tracy Scott (OWU), TEAM GAME Goals: 29, Kenyon vs. Earlham, 4/25/1998 Goals, Both Teams: 45, Ohio Wesleyan (23) vs. Kenyon (22), 4/21/1998; Kenyon (24) vs. Oberlin (21), 4/26/2006; Ohio Wesleyan (25) vs. Morrisville State (20), 4/5/2009 Fewest Goals Allowed: 0, Allegheny vs. Buffalo State, 4/10/1996; Kenyon vs. Earlham, 1997; Denison vs. Earlham, 3/25/1998; Denison vs. Allegheny, 4/15/2000; Kenyon vs. Earlham, 4/19/2000; Oberlin vs. Earlham, 3/24/2001; Ohio Wesleyan vs. Earlham, 4/7/2001; Wooster vs. Earlham, 4/14/2001; Ohio Wesleyan vs. Medaille, 3/23/2003; Kenyon vs. Dallas, 4/3/2004; Allegheny vs. Waynesburg, 3/16/2011; Allegheny vs. Franciscan, 2/27/2013; Wittenberg vs. Hiram, 4/13/2013; Oberlin vs. Hiram, 4/20/2013; Denison vs. Hiram, 4/27/2013; Allegheny vs. Trine, 3/9/2014; Kenyon vs. Washington & Jefferson, 3/23/2014; Denison vs. Adrian, 3/21/2015 Winning Margin: 26, Kenyon (29) vs. Earlham (3), 4/25/1998 Assists: 17, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Earlham, 4/30/1996; Denison vs. Waynesburg, 2/25/2012 Saves: 34, Kenyon vs. Wooster, 3/29/1995 TEAM SEASON Goals: 311, Wittenberg, 2014 Assists: 140, Denison, 2012 Saves Percentage:.696 (91-205), Denison, 2008 Fewest Goals Allowed: 51, Denison, 1987 Wins: 15, Denison, 1992; Kenyon, 2010; Denison, 2012; Allegheny, 2014 Winning Percentage:.938 (15-1), Denison, 1992 Winning Streak: 15, Denison, 1992 Winning Streak (NCAC games): 49, Denison, Tracy Scott NCAC RECORDS 17

20 ABOUT THE NCAC 18 ABOUT THE NCAC Ohio Wesleyan University is a charter member of the North Coast Athletic Conference, which began competition in the academic year. Other charter members are Allegheny College, Case Western Reserve University, Denison University, Kenyon College, Oberlin College and the College of Wooster. Wittenberg University joined the NCAC in 1988, Earlham College joined in 1988 and remains an affiliate member in field hockey, Hiram College and Wabash College joined the NCAC in 1998, and DePauw University joined the NCAC in The NCAC s 10 members believe academic and athletic excellence can co-exist, with no undue overemphasis on athletics. They also believe the principle of balance is important in athletic programs at the Division III level, with no major or minor sports in comparison with any other, but all equally worthwhile. Equity for both men s and women s sports is a founding and standard principle. The NCAC s 23 championship sports includes 11 for men and 12 for women, the latter figure leading all Division III conferences in the country. When at least 5 Conference institutions sponsor a varsity sport, the NCAC conducts championship play and honors the champion. THE NCAC IN BRIEF Executive Director >> Keri Alexander Luchowski Office Phone >> (440) Assistant Director >> Bret Billhardt Assistant Director >> Russell Kramer Fax Machine >> (440) Mailing Address >> PO Box 16679, Cleveland, OH >> Home Page >> ncac@northcoast.org Founded >> February, 1983 Conference Colors >> Red, White and Blue Championship Sports >> 23 (11 men, 12 women) During the NCAC s 31 years of competition, the league has established itself as one of the most competitive in the nation. A total of 61 teams in all 23 sports were represented in national competition last year, with one team winning an NCAA Division III championship to raise the conference s 31-year total to 65. In addition, 219 student-athletes from around the league earned All-America and/or Academic All- America honors. Ohio Wesleyan President Rock Jones and Denison President Dale Knobel display the NCAC All-Sports Trophies. Ohio Wesleyan and Denison finished in a dead heat in the allsports race, marking the first allsports tie in conference history OWU Women s Lacrosse

21 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse 2015 IN REVIEW Mount Union 17, Ohio Wesleyan 5 Feb. 28 at Alliance Nicole Sanczyk scored to bring Ohio Wesleyan within 2-1, but the Purple Raiders answered with a 7-0 run and went on to post a non-conference win over the Bishops in the season opener for both teams. SCORING LEADERS: Sanczyk 3-1; Weis, Savoie 1-1. SAVES: Bernstein 5, Reddy 0. SHOTS: Mount Union 28, Ohio Wesleyan 12. Ohio Wesleyan 11, Centre 9 March 7 at Selby Stadium Patricia Ryan scored twice as Ohio Wesleyan ended the first half with a 3-0 run and withstood a late Centre comeback to defeat the Colonels in the Bishops home opener. SCORING LEADERS: Ryan 4-0; Sanczyk, Weis 2-0. SAVES: Bernstein 5. SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 26, Centre 24. Puget Sound 11, Ohio Wesleyan 10 March 10 at Tacoma, Wash. Sanczyk scored 3 goals and Taylor Weis added 2 more as Ohio Wesleyan narrowed an 11-4 deficit to with 1:14 to play, but the Loggers held off the Bishop comeback to take a non-conference win. SCORING LEADERS: Sanczyk 5-3, Weis 3-1. SAVES: Bernstein 7. SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 30, Puget Sound 24. George Fox 17, Ohio Wesleyan 11 March 12 at Newberg, Ore. Weis opened the second half with back-to-back goals to tie the game at 8-8, but the Bruins answered with 6 consecutive goals and went on to defeat Ohio Wesleyan in non-conference action. SCORING LEADERS: Sanczyk 6-0; Weis, Ryan 2-0. SAVES: Bernstein 2, Reddy 3. SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 29, George Fox 27. Pacific 13, Ohio Wesleyan 4 March 14 at Forest Grove, Ore. Ryan converted a free-position goal to give Ohio Wesleyan an early lead, but the Boxers scored the next 4 goals and went on to a non-conference win over the Bishops. SCORING LEADERS: Ryan 1-1. SAVES: Bernstein 9, Reddy 3. SHOTS: Pacific 30, Ohio Wesleyan 20. Otterbein 11, Ohio Wesleyan 7 March 19 at Selby Stadium Ryan converted a free-position goal with :50 left in the first half to give Ohio Wesleyan the lead at the intermission, but the Cardinals opened the second half with a 5-0 run and went on to take a non-conference win. SCORING LEADERS: Weis, Ryan 3-0. SAVES: Bernstein 5, Reddy 5. SHOTS: Otterbein 33, Ohio Wesleyan 15. Ohio Wesleyan 19, Muskingum 2 March 21 at Selby Stadium Meghan Doherty had a goal and an assist as Ohio Wesleyan struck for 4 goals in a span of less than 2 minutes on the way to a non-conference win over the Fighting Muskies. SCORING LEADERS: Doherty 3-2, Weis 4-0. SAVES: Bernstein 0, Reddy 2. SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 40, Muskingum 5. Ohio Wesleyan 13, Transylvania 4 March 28 at Lexington, Ky. Doherty scored a pair of goals as Ohio Wesleyan opened the game with a 5-0 run and went on to post a non-conference win over the Pioneers. SCORING LEADERS: Bonee, Doherty, Minguela, Savoie 2-0. SAVES: Bernstein 12. SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 30, Transylvania 22. Oberlin 15, Ohio Wesleyan 1 April 1 at Selby Stadium Haley Savoie scored for Ohio Wesleyan as the Bishops opened their North Coast Athletic Conference schedule against the Yeowomen. SCORING LEADERS: Savoie 1-0. SAVES: Bernstein 7, Reddy 2. SHOTS: Oberlin 32, Ohio Wesleyan 4. Denison 17, Ohio Wesleyan 5 April 3 at Selby Stadium Weis scored to bring Ohio Wesleyan within 3-1, but the Big Red closed out the first half with a 7-0 run to defeat the Bishops in an NCAC matchup. SCORING LEADERS: Weis, S. Love 2-0. SAVES: Bernstein 11, Reddy 0. SHOTS: Denison 30, Ohio Wesleyan 17. Kenyon 13, Ohio Wesleyan 10 April 8 at Gambier Eilee Foley, Ryan, and Weis scored during a frantic lastminute rally that brought Ohio Wesleyan within 13-10, but the Ladies held off the Bishop charge to record an NCAC win. SCORING LEADERS: Ryan 3-0, Weis 2-0. SAVES: Bernstein 12. SHOTS: Kenyon 33, Ohio Wesleyan OWU REVIEW 19

22 2015 OWU REVIEW 20 Ohio Wesleyan 19, Hiram 1 April 10 at Selby Stadium Weis and Ryan scored twice apiece as Ohio Wesleyan built a 10-0 halftime lead and went on to defeat the Terriers in NCAC play. SCORING LEADERS: Weis 5-2; Minguela, Savoie 3-0. SAVES: Bernstein 3, Reddy 0. SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 36, Hiram 5. Allegheny 14, Ohio Wesleyan 10 April 12 at Meadville, Pa. Weis scored to bring Ohio Wesleyan within 3-2, but the Gators closed out the first half with a 6-0 run and held on to defeat the Bishops in an NCAC contest. SCORING LEADERS: Weis 4-0; Greeley, Kinder 2-0. SAVES: Bernstein 4, Reddy 0. SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 25, Allegheny 22. Sophia Love DePauw 14, Ohio Wesleyan 13 April 14 at Greencastle, Ind. Sophia Love scored to bring Ohio Wesleyan within 14-13, but the Tigers withstood a potential game-tying possession to hold on for an NCAC win over the Bishops. SCORING LEADERS: Ryan 4-1, S. Love 2-1. SAVES: Bernstein 7. SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 36, DePauw 31. Wooster 16, Ohio Wesleyan 6 April 18 at Wooster Love tallied consecutive goals to put Ohio Wesleyan on the scoreboard, but the Fighting Scots went on to record an NCAC win over the Bishops. SCORING LEADERS: S. Love 3-0, Ryan 0-2. SAVES: Bernstein 4, Reddy 2. SHOTS: Wooster 30, Ohio Wesleyan 8. Wittenberg 20, Ohio Wesleyan 8 April 25 at Selby Stadium Savoie opened the second half with a goal that brought Ohio Wesleyan within 12-8, but the Tigers closed out the game with an 8-0 run to record an NCAC win. SCORING LEADERS: Savoie 3-0. SAVES: Bernstein 9, Reddy 3. SHOTS: Wittenberg 42, Ohio Wesleyan OWU Women s Lacrosse

23 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse BISHOPS YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Coach W L T Pct GF GA NCAC 1970 Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Mary Parker Parker (22 years) Linda Strapp Linda Strapp Linda Strapp Linda Strapp Linda Strapp Linda Strapp Linda Strapp Linda Strapp Strapp (8 years) Alise Shuart Alise Shuart Alise Shuart Alise Shuart Shuart (4 years) Kimberly Rocheleau * Kimberly Rocheleau Kimberly Rocheleau Kimberly Rocheleau Rocheleau (4 years) * Marge Redmond Julie Duffy Julie Duffy Julie Duffy Duffy (3 years) Meg Grossman Meg Grossman Grossman (2 years) Chelsea Huguenard Chelsea Huguenard Huguenard (2 years) TOTALS (45 years) *reached NCAA tournament bold face denotes league champion Mary Parker Linda Strapp Alise Shuart Kimberly Rocheleau Marge Redmond BISHOPS YEAR-BY-YEAR 21

24 SERIES RECORDS 22 ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS Opponent First Game Last Game W L T Adrian 2008 (22-9) 2011 (9-24) Albion 2012 (22-9) 2012 (22-9) Alfred 1999 (14-13) 2003 (14-8) Allegheny 1994 (8-9) 2015 (10-14) Ashland 1973 (4-7) 1974 (15-5) Baldwin Wallace 2014 (16-12) 2014 (16-12) Ball State 1972 (8-5) 1982 (8-14) Beloit 2014 (15-6) 2014 (15-6) Bowdoin 2009 (12-18) 2009 (12-18) Bowling Green** 1971 (13-4) 1982 (22-3) Bridgewater 2004 (10-5) 2011 (10-11) Brockport State 2006 (14-15) 2007 (3-9) Canisius 2001 (8-9) 2002 (5-10) Capital 2016 Catholic 2000 (4-13) 2002 (5-11) Centre 2013 (14-17) 2015 (11-9) Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 2003 (7-9) 2010 (9-19) Colby 1998 (4-17) 1998 (4-17) Colby-Sawyer 2008 (12-7) 2008 (12-7) Colorado College 1997 (10-16) 2012 (6-18) Connecticut College 2007 (13-12) 2007 (13-12) Dallas 2004 (15-2) 2004 (15-2) Defiance 2014 (17-1) 2014 (17-1) Denison 1970 (1-0) 2015 (5-17) DePauw 2013 (16-12) 2015 (13-14) Earlham 1970 (8-13) 2003 (20-5) Fairleigh Dickinson 2007 (12-9) 2007 (12-9) Ferrum 2004 (24-4) 2004 (24-4) Fitchburg State 2009 (21-12) 2009 (21-12) Fredonia State 2000 (16-9) 2001 (19-8) Frostburg State 1992 (5-12) 2006 (14-11) Gannon 1996 (9-10) 1998 (5-21) George Fox 2015 (11-17) 2015 (11-17) Gettysburg 2005 (4-21) 2005 (4-21) Goucher 2011 (4-12) 2011 (4-12) Greensboro 2002 (6-13) 2002 (6-13) Guilford 2001 (14-10) 2002 (12-7) Hartwick 1996 (3-9) 2009 (7-9) Hiram 2013 (18-2) 2015 (19-1) Hollins 2004 (22-1) 2004 (22-1) Indiana (Pa.) 2000 (9-11) 2001 (3-9) Ithaca 1999 (7-15) 2005 (10-9) Kent State 1981 (12-2) 1981 (12-2) Kenyon 1971 (7-7) 2015 (10-13) Keuka 2016 Lycoming 2000 (15-7) 2000 (15-7) Marymount 1999 (14-10) 1999 (14-10) Medaille 2002 (16-1) 2003 (20-0) Mercyhurst 1999 (7-11) 1999 (7-11) Messiah 2005 (6-8) 2005 (6-8) NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY 2005 Second Round A- Gettysburg 21, OHIO WESLEYAN First Round A- Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 19, OHIO WESLEYAN OWU Women s Lacrosse Morrisville State 2009 (25-20) 2009 (25-20) Mount St. Joseph 2010 (19-5) 2010 (19-5) Mount Union 2013 (6-17) 2015 (5-17) Muskingum 1970 (1-1) 2015 (19-2) Nazareth 1999 (9-12) 1999 (9-12) New England (N.H.) 2012 (20-11) 2012 (20-11) Northwestern 1992 (6-13) 1992 (6-13) Notre Dame (Ohio) 2005 (16-4) 2011 (10-21) Oberlin 1973 (6-11) 2015 (1-15) Occidental 2010 (14-11) 2010 (14-11) Ohio State 1970 (2-0) 1996 (8-15) Ohio University 1970 (2-5) 1984 (17-23) Olivet 2012 (16-2) 2012 (16-2) Oneonta State 2016 Otterbein 1970 (3-1) 2015 (7-11) Pacific (Ore.) 2015 (4-13) 2015 (4-13) Pomona-Pitzer 2010 (18-12) 2010 (18-12) Puget Sound 2002 (11-4) 2015 (10-11) Redlands 2001 (9-3) 2006 (11-8) Rensselaer Polytechnic 2012 (9-16) 2013 (3-20) Roanoke 1992 (6-18) 1992 (6-18) Rochester 1988 (10-12) 1995 (19-8) Rowan 1993 (11-18) 1993 (11-18) St. John Fisher 1999 (22-1) 1999 (22-1) St. Lawrence 2013 (9-20) 2013 (9-20) St. Mary s (Md.) 2002 (1-25) 2011 (8-19) St. Vincent 2000 (17-4) 2012 (15-14) Seton Hill 2006 (20-3) 2006 (20-3) Slippery Rock 1991 (9-4) 1991 (9-4) Stevenson 2009 (11-22) 2014 (6-18) Susquehanna 2005 (8-7) 2005 (8-7) Swarthmore 1993 (13-15) 1993 (13-15) Taylor 1972 (8-6) 1972 (8-6) Thiel 2012 (11-9) 2013 (9-10) Tiffin 2010 (18-17) 2010 (18-17) Transylvania 2014 (19-8) 2015 (13-4) Trine 2010 (20-16) 2012 (20-6) Urbana 2011 (16-8) 2011 (16-8) Vassar 2008 (8-18) 2013 (8-19) Virginia Wesleyan 2011 (8-14) 2011 (8-14) Washington (Md.) 2007 (7-6) 2007 (7-6) Washington & Jefferson 2010 (7-6) 2014 (18-8) Wesleyan 2008 (12-19) 2008 (12-19) Wheaton (Mass.) 2001 (7-17) 2001 (7-17) Whittier 2001 (13-1) 2010 (18-13) William Smith 1999 (2-26) 1999 (2-26) Wittenberg 1970 (1-0) 2015 (8-20) Wooster* 1970 (9-6) 2015 (6-16) bold face indicates 2016 opponent *one score missing **two scores missing NCAA TOURNAMENT SERIES RECORDS Opponent First Game Last Game W L Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 2008 (17-19) 2008 (17-19) 0 1 Gettysburg 2005 (4-21) 2005 (4-21) 0 1 W L Pct PLAYOFF TOTALS (2 years)

25 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse OWU 9, Wooster 6 Wooster 8, OWU 4 Earlham 13, OWU 8 Ohio University 5, OWU 2 OWU 3, Wooster 1 OWU 1, Denison 0 OWU 1, Muskingum 1 OWU 1, Wittenberg 0 OWU 2, Ohio State 0 OWU 3, Otterbein 1 OWU 4, Wooster OWU 7, Kenyon 7 Ohio University 10, OWU 6 OWU 7, Wooster 4 OWU 13, Bowling Green State 4 Earlham 14, OWU 1 OWU def. Wooster OWU 10, Wittenberg OWU 14, Earlham 9 OWU 10, Kenyon 8 OWU 6, Wittenberg 3 OWU 11, Wooster 7 Ohio University 13, OWU 6 OWU 9, Wooster 5 Bowling Green State 8, OWU 5 MAIAW Invitational OWU 8, Ball State 5 OWU 8, Taylor OWU 7, Kenyon 7 Earlham 11, OWU 2 Oberlin 11, OWU 6 Ohio University 8, OWU 6 OWU 11, Bowling Green State 5 Ashland 7, OWU 4 Wooster 11, OWU 7 OWU 8, Wittenberg 8 OWU 6, Wooster 6 OWU 8, Wittenberg OWU 9, Wooster 8 OWU 16, Ohio University 10 OWU 15, Ashland 5 OWU 13, Earlham 10 Bowling Green State 10, OWU 7 Kenyon 10, OWU 6 Wooster 8, OWU 6 OWU 8, Wittenberg OWU 9, Kenyon 1 OWU 12, Denison 5 OWU 10, Kenyon 4 Wooster 12, OWU 6 OWU 12, Wittenberg 10 OWU 9, Bowling Green State 7 Wooster 13, OWU 11 OWU 11, Earlham 11 OWU 11, Ball State 3 OWU 15, Wittenberg OWU 10, Kenyon 7 Denison 8, OWU 5 OWU 10, Kenyon 5 OWU 9, Ohio University 5 Wooster 11, OWU 7 OWU 9, Wittenberg 3 Bowling Green State def. OWU Wooster 11, OWU 4 OWU 8, Earlham 8 OWU 9, Wooster OWU 8, Kenyon 2 Denison 9, OWU 5 OWU 11, Ohio State 8 OWU 6, Wooster 2 Ohio University 8, OWU 4 OWU 12, Kenyon 1 OWU 9, Bowling Green State 5 Wooster 10, OWU 5 Oberlin 6, OWU 3 OWU 8, Earlham 4 Ohio University 10, OWU OWU 7, Kenyon 7 Denison 9, OWU 8 OWU 12, Wooster 2 Earlham 20, OWU 10 OWU 11, Ohio State 7 OWU 8, Kenyon 4 OWU 7, Ohio University 6 OWU 10, Wittenberg 6 OWU 6, Wooster 2 OWU 6, Bowling Green State Denison 17, OWU 10 OWU 9, Bowling Green State 9 Earlham 9, OWU 6 Ball State 9, OWU 7 OWU 9, Ohio State 5 Ohio University 14, OWU 5 OWU 8, Kenyon 5 OWU 11, Wittenberg 7 Wooster 16, OWU 7 OWU 11, Oberlin Denison 15, OWU 2 Earlham 12, OWU 4 Ball State 10, OWU 6 Bowling Green State 11, OWU 10 Kenyon 13, OWU 6 Ohio State 15, OWU 11 Ohio University 16, OWU 4 Wittenberg 12, OWU 8 Wooster 15, OWU 6 Oberlin 11, OWU 7 Ohio State 21, OWU 9 Oberlin 14, OWU OWU 5, Oberlin 5 Wittenberg 15, OWU 7 Ohio University 23, OWU 2 Ball State 8, OWU 3 Earlham 8, OWU 1 Wooster 16, OWU 4 4/7 H Kenyon 12, OWU 8 Denison 17, OWU 4 Bowling Green State 15, OWU 7 Ohio State 7, OWU 4 Wooster 12, OWU 7 Oberlin 7, OWU 5 OWU 12, Kent State 2 ALL-TIME RESULTS 23

26 ALL-TIME RESULTS /7 H Kenyon 18, OWU 9 4/8 H Denison 7, OWU 5 4/13 H OWU 22, Bowling Green State 3 4/17 A OWU 10, Earlham 8 4/17 N Ball State 14, OWU 8 4/21 A Ohio State 12, OWU 11 4/23 H OWU 10, Wooster 10 4/24 A Ohio University 7, OWU 4 4/27 H OWU 16, Wittenberg 3 Midwest Division III Invitational 5/1 H OWU 18, Wittenberg 5 5/1 H Kenyon 10, OWU 7 5/4 A OWU 8, Oberlin OWU 15, Kenyon 12 Oberlin 8, OWU 4 Denison 17, OWU 3 OWU 15, Earlham 7 OWU 21, Wittenberg 13 OWU 14, Wooster 12 Midwest Division III Invitational 5/7 Wooster 13, OWU Kenyon 15, OWU 11 OWU 10, Oberlin 2 OWU 13, Ohio State 8 Denison 19, OWU 5 Earlham 16, OWU 7 Wooster 26, OWU 12 Wittenberg 19, OWU 13 OWU 17, Ohio State 12 Ohio University 23, OWU 17 Kenyon 21, OWU 11 Midwest Division III Invitational Earlham 10, OWU , NCAC* 4/3 H OWU 10, Kenyon 7* 4/6 A Denison 14, OWU 10* (OT) 4/10 A Wittenberg 10, OWU 8 4/12 H Wooster 19, OWU 15* 4/13 H OWU 11, Earlham 6 4/16 A OWU 7, Oberlin 3* 4/20 A Kenyon 17, OWU 8* 4/24 H Denison 15, OWU 6* 4/27 A Wooster 18, OWU 8* 5/1 H OWU 6, Oberlin 4* , NCAC* 4/2 A Oberlin 10, OWU 7* 4/5 H Kenyon 15, OWU 7* 4/8 H Denison 18, OWU 7* 4/11 A Earlham 12, OWU 7 4/15 H Wooster 17, OWU 7* 4/18 H OWU 14, Oberlin 4* 4/23 A Kenyon 18, OWU 5* 4/25 A Denison 14, OWU 7* 4/30 H Wittenberg 16, OWU 9 5/2 A Wooster 14, OWU 5* , NCAC* 4/8 H OWU 11, Kenyon 7* 4/11 H Denison 14, OWU 4* 4/14 A Wittenberg 14, OWU 5 4/18 H Wooster 8, OWU 3* 4/18 H Earlham 13, OWU 7 4/20 A Oberlin 13, OWU 9* 4/22 H OWU 17, Oberlin 12* 4/25 A Kenyon 22, OWU 9* 4/29 A Denison 18, OWU 10* , NCAC* 3/29 H OWU 9, Earlham 3 4/2 A Wooster 9, OWU 8* 4/6 A Oberlin 9, OWU 7* 4/9 H Kenyon 10, OWU 7* 4/12 H Denison 17, OWU 3* 4/16 N Rochester 12, OWU 10 4/16 A Wittenberg 12, OWU 7 4/19 H OWU 14, Wooster 7* 4/23 H Oberlin 10, OWU 9* 4/27 A Kenyon 17, OWU 12 4/30 A Denison 17, OWU 5* , NCAC* 4/1 A OWU 13, Earlham 2 4/3 A Denison 17, OWU 8* 4/5 H OWU 10, Wooster 9* 4/8 H OWU 12, Oberlin 9* 4/12 A Kenyon 10, OWU 9* 4/15 H Denison 16, OWU 9* 4/19 H Wittenberg 11, OWU 6 4/22 A OWU 14, Wooster 10* 4/26 A OWU 13, Oberlin 9* 4/29 H OWU 7, Kenyon 6* , NCAC* 3/28 H Denison 14, OWU 13* (OT) 3/31 A OWU 8, Wittenberg 7* 4/3 H OWU 11, Earlham 6* 4/5 A OWU 12, Wooster 6* 4/7 H Kenyon 8, OWU 6* 4/14 A Oberlin 8, OWU 5* 4/17 A Denison 13, OWU 11* 4/19 H OWU 14, Wittenberg 7* 4/21 A OWU 8, Kenyon 7* 4/25 H OWU 16, Wooster 3* 5/2 A OWU 20, Earlham 17* 5/5 H Oberlin 9, OWU 7* , NCAC* 3/27 H OWU 9, Slippery Rock 4 3/30 A Denison 8, OWU 7* 4/2 H OWU 9, Wittenberg 5* 4/4 A OWU 16, Kenyon 12* 4/6 H OWU 14, Wooster 6* 4/8 H OWU 15, Oberlin 7* 4/10 H OWU 17, Earlham 9* 4/16 A OWU 15, Oberlin 7* 4/18 H OWU 11, Denison 10* 4/20 A Wittenberg 11, OWU 10* 4/24 H OWU 12, Kenyon 9* 4/27 A OWU 21, Wooster 14* 4/27 N OWU 14, Rochester 13 5/1 A OWU 13, Earlham 9* 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse

27 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse , NCAC* Coach: Linda Strapp 3/10 A Roanoke 18, OWU 6 3/27 H Frostburg State 12, OWU 5 3/28 H OWU 14, Oberlin 11* 3/31 A Denison 12, OWU 2* 4/2 A OWU 12, Wittenberg 10* 4/4 A Kenyon 12, OWU 11* 4/5 H Northwestern 13, OWU 6 4/8 H OWU 16, Wooster 7* 4/11 H OWU 10, Earlham 7* 4/16 A OWU 17, Oberlin 10* 4/18 H Denison 15, OWU 5* 4/22 H OWU 13, Wittenberg 6* 4/25 H OWU 15, Kenyon 9* 4/29 A OWU 17, Wooster 9* 5/2 A Earlham 13, OWU 12* (OT) , NCAC* Coach: Linda Strapp 3/27 H Frostburg State 11, OWU 7 3/30 H OWU 11, Oberlin 4* 4/1 A Denison 14, OWU 3* 4/3 H OWU 8, Wittenberg 3* 4/5 H OWU 11, Earlham 5* 4/7 A OWU 13, Kenyon 12* 4/10 A Wooster 13, OWU 5* 4/13 A Earlham 11, OWU 7* 4/17 A OWU 10, Oberlin 8* 4/21 H Denison 10, OWU 6* 4/24 N Rowan 18, OWU 11 4/25 A Swarthmore 15, OWU 13 4/27 H OWU 18, Kenyon 11* 4/29 A OWU 11, Wittenberg 7* 5/1 H OWU 19, Wooster 15* , NCAC* Coach: Linda Strapp 3/23 H OWU 12, Wooster 11* 3/27 H OWU 11, Kenyon 8* 3/31 A Kenyon 14, OWU 5 4/2 A Oberlin 12, OWU 9* 4/6 H Earlham 9, OWU 8* 4/13 A Denison 18, OWU 5* 4/16 A Allegheny 9, OWU 8* 4/19 A Wooster 16, OWU 11* 4/21 A Earlham 10, OWU 7 4/23 H OWU 17, Wittenberg 3* NCAC tournament 4/27 A Oberlin 18, OWU , NCAC* Coach: Linda Strapp 3/25 A OWU 12, Kenyon 7* 4/1 H Oberlin 16, OWU 5* 4/2 A OWU 12, Wittenberg 11* 4/5 A OWU 12, Earlham 10* 4/8 H OWU 19, Rochester 8 4/12 H Denison 19, OWU 8* 4/14 H Frostburg State 12, OWU 7 4/15 H OWU 16, Allegheny 10* 4/18 H Wooster 12, OWU 10* 4/21 H OWU 11, Kenyon 11 4/22 H OWU 17, Wittenberg 8 NCAC tournament 4/25 H OWU 14, Kenyon 9 4/29 N Denison 20, OWU , NCAC* Coach: Linda Strapp 3/20 A OWU 20, Kenyon 6 3/23 A Hartwick 9, OWU 3 3/27 A Denison 15, OWU 5* 4/2 A Ohio State 15, OWU 8 4/5 A Gannon 10, OWU 9 4/6 A OWU 10, Allegheny 3* 4/9 H OWU 18, Kenyon 9* 4/12 H OWU 20, Earlham 2* 4/13 H OWU 15, Wittenberg 11* 4/17 A OWU 17, Oberlin 6* 4/20 A OWU 15, Wooster 14* 4/27 H OWU 14, Oberlin 13* (3 OT) NCAC tournament 4/30 H OWU 25, Earlham 2 5/3 N Oberlin 8, OWU , 6-1 NCAC* Coach: Linda Strapp 3/16 H Gannon 16, OWU 9 3/19 H OWU 17, Wittenberg 1 3/23 A OWU 16, Earlham 5* 3/26 H OWU 11, Denison 10* 3/29 H OWU 18, Wooster 4* 4/2 A OWU 17, Wooster 6 4/5 H OWU 7, Allegheny 3* 4/8 A OWU 14, Kenyon 3* 4/12 H Oberlin 10, OWU 7* 4/16 A OWU 15, Wittenberg 2* (N) 4/20 H Colorado College 16, OWU 10 4/23 H OWU 14, Kenyon 6 NCAC tournament 4/29 H OWU 15, Earlham 5 5/2 N OWU 11, Denison 10 5/3 N Oberlin 19, OWU , NCAC* Coach: Linda Strapp 3/12 N Colorado College 15, OWU 9 3/31 A Denison 21, OWU 11* 4/2 H OWU 14, Kenyon 10* 4/4 N Colby 17, OWU 4 4/8 A OWU 14, Wooster 10* 4/10 A Gannon 21, OWU 5 4/11 A OWU 22, Allegheny 8* 4/15 H OWU 17, Wittenberg 5* 4/18 H OWU 16, Earlham 1* 4/21 A OWU 23, Kenyon 22 4/25 A Oberlin 16, OWU 11* NCAC tournament 4/28 H OWU 25, Wittenberg 7 5/2 N Oberlin 15, OWU , NCAC* Coach: Linda Strapp 3/10 N Ithaca 15, OWU 7 3/11 N OWU 14, Alfred 13 (OT) 3/20 N OWU 14, Marymount 10 3/21 N OWU 22, St. John Fisher 1 3/27 A Kenyon 12, OWU 10* 3/31 H OWU 11, Oberlin 10* (OT) 4/8 A OWU 19, Wittenberg 10* (N) 4/10 H OWU 18, Allegheny 5* 4/12 A OWU 19, Earlham 4* 4/14 H OWU 13, Wooster 8* 4/17 H Colorado College 15, OWU 5 4/18 H Mercyhurst 11, OWU 7 4/21 H Denison 16, OWU 6* 4/24 A William Smith 26, OWU 2 4/25 A Nazareth 12, OWU 9 NCAA Division III tournament 5/1 N Oberlin 11, OWU , NCAC* Coach: Alise Shuart 3/18 N OWU 17, St. Vincent s 4 3/19 A Indiana (Pa.) 11, OWU 9 3/25 H Frostburg State 12, OWU 5 3/29 A Wooster 11, OWU 9* 3/31 A OWU 16, Fredonia State 9 4/1 A Alfred 8, OWU 6 (OT) 4/4 H OWU 14, Wittenberg 8* 4/8 N OWU 15, Lycoming 7 4/9 N Catholic 13, OWU 4 4/11 H Kenyon 15, OWU 10* 4/15 A Oberlin 14, OWU 7* 4/18 A Denison 18, OWU 6* 4/20 H OWU 18, Earlham 1* 4/29 A OWU 14, Allegheny 5* NCAC tournament 5/2 A Kenyon 14, OWU 6 ALL-TIME RESULTS 25

28 ALL-TIME RESULTS , 5-4 NCAC* Coach: Alise Shuart 3/10 A OWU 14, Guilford 10 3/15 N Wheaton (Mass.) 17, OWU 7 3/21 H OWU 19, Fredonia State 8 3/24 H Indiana (Pa.) 9, OWU 3 3/25 H Canisius 9, OWU 8 3/28 H Wooster 11, OWU 10* 4/3 A Wittenberg 7, OWU 6* 4/5 H OWU 13, Oberlin 8* 4/7 A OWU 16, Earlham 0* 4/8 H OWU 9, Redlands 3 4/10 H OWU 13, Whittier 1 4/12 A OWU 6, Kenyon 5* 4/17 H Denison 10, OWU 7* 4/19 H OWU 13, Wittenberg 10 4/28 H OWU 5, Allegheny 2* NCAC tournament 5/1 A OWU 9, Wittenberg 8 5/4 N Denison 18, OWU , 4-3 NCAC* Coach: Alise Shuart 3/14 A OWU 12, Guilford 7 3/16 A Greensboro 13, OWU 7 3/20 H OWU 11, Puget Sound 4 3/23 A Canisius 10, OWU 5 3/24 N OWU 16, Medaille 1 3/28 H OWU 16, Earlham 3* 4/2 A Wooster 8, OWU 3* 4/4 H OWU 10, Kenyon 8* 4/6 A Catholic 11, OWU 5 4/7 A St. Mary s (Md.) 25, OWU 1 4/13 A Allegheny 8, OWU 7* (OT) 4/17 A OWU 11, Oberlin 7* 4/20 A Denison 19, OWU 10* 4/21 H OWU 11, St. Vincent 4 4/25 A OWU 14, Earlham 3 4/27 H OWU 15, Alfred 4 4/28 H OWU 15, Wittenberg 7* NCAC tournament 4/30 H OWU 13, Wittenberg 12 5/3 N Wooster 14, OWU , NCAC* Coach: Alise Shuart 3/10 A Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 9, OWU 7 (N) 3/12 A OWU 13, Whittier 12 (N) 3/14 A OWU 9, Redlands 8 (N) 3/15 N Colorado College 18, OWU 7 3/23 H OWU 20, Medaille 0 3/26 A OWU 13, Wittenberg 10* (N) 3/29 A Alfred 18, OWU 14 4/2 A Kenyon 17, OWU 15* 4/5 H St. Mary s 23, OWU 2 4/8 H Wooster 16, OWU 6* 4/12 H OWU 14, Allegheny 13* 4/17 H OWU 15, Oberlin 7* 4/24 H Denison 17, OWU 8* 4/26 A OWU 11, St. Vincent 10 4/29 A OWU 20, Earlham 5* The 2005 Bishops won the North Coast Athletic Conference championship and advanced to the NCAA Division III tournament, both firsts for Ohio Wesleyan women s lacrosse , 2-4 NCAC* Coach: Kimberly Rocheleau 3/6 A OWU 22, Hollins 1 3/7 A OWU 10, Bridgewater 5 3/8 A OWU 24, Ferrum 4 3/24 H OWU 12, Wittenberg 11* 3/27 A Wooster 17, OWU 7* 3/31 H Kenyon 12, OWU 11* 4/3 H OWU 13, St. Vincent 12 4/4 H OWU 15, Dallas 2 4/14 A OWU 16, Oberlin 10* 4/17 H Colorado College 18, OWU 3 4/22 A Denison 15, OWU 10* 4/24 A Allegheny 15, OWU 10* 4/28 H Frostburg State 17, OWU , 4-2 NCAC champion* Coach: Kimberly Rocheleau 3/7 N OWU 10, Ithaca 9 (2 OT) (N) 3/8 N OWU 8, Susquehanna 7 (N) 3/10 N Messiah 8, OWU 6 3/16 H OWU 16, Notre Dame 4 3/24 H Denison 15, OWU 12* 4/6 A OWU 22, Kenyon 12* 4/12 H Wooster 11, OWU 5* 4/14 A OWU 18, Notre Dame 6 4/16 A OWU 18, Wittenberg 13* (N) 4/20 H OWU 17, Oberlin 4* 4/23 A OWU 15, Frostburg State 13 4/24 A OWU 13, St. Vincent 9 4/30 H OWU 10, Allegheny 6* NCAC tournament 5/6 N OWU 17, Wooster 14 5/7 N OWU 14, Denison 11 NCAA Division III tournament 5/14 A Gettysburg 21, OWU OWU Women s Lacrosse

29 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse , NCAC* Coach: Kimberly Rocheleau 3/15 A OWU 11, Redlands 8 (N) 3/16 A OWU 20, Whittier 3 3/18 A OWU 13, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 10 3/25 N OWU 20, Seton Hill 3 3/27 A OWU 11, Notre Dame (Ohio) 4 3/29 H OWU 9, Denison 4* 4/1 A Brockport State 15, OWU 14 4/2 A OWU 15, Allegheny 9* 4/4 H OWU 18, Kenyon 4* 4/9 H OWU 14, St. Vincent 7 4/15 A OWU 20, Oberlin 7* 4/22 A OWU 17, Wittenberg 4* 4/26 H Wooster 7, OWU 6* 4/29 H OWU 14, Frostburg State 11 NCAC tournament 5/5 N Allegheny 9, OWU , 5-1 NCAC* Coach: Kimberly Rocheleau 3/12 N OWU 13, Connecticut College 12 3/13 N OWU 7, Washington (Md.) 6 3/14 N OWU 12, Fairleigh Dickinson-Florham 9 3/31 H OWU 17, Allegheny 8* 4/1 H Brockport State 9, OWU 3 4/4 A OWU 10, Kenyon 7* 4/7 A OWU 11, Denison 9* 4/11 H Wooster 10, OWU 9* 4/17 H OWU 8, Notre Dame 7 4/21 A OWU 16, Wittenberg 9* 4/22 A OWU 10, St. Vincent 9 4/24 H OWU 24, Oberlin 9* 4/28 H Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 14, OWU 12 NCAC tournament 5/4 H OWU 16, Kenyon 7 5/5 H Wooster 13, OWU NCAC champions! , NCAC champion* Coach: Marge Redmond 3/12 N Wesleyan 19, OWU 12 (N) 3/13 N Vassar 18, OWU 8 (N) 3/14 N OWU 12, Colby-Sawyer 7 3/29 A Allegheny 13, OWU 5* 4/5 A OWU 20, Oberlin 9* 4/9 H OWU 16, Wittenberg 7* (N) 4/11 A Notre Dame (Ohio) 15, OWU 11 (N) 4/15 H OWU 12, Kenyon 11* 4/19 H OWU 22, Adrian 9 4/23 A OWU 12, Wooster 11* 4/26 H OWU 13, Denison 7* 4/27 H OWU 17, St. Vincent 14 NCAC tournament 5/2 H OWU 13, Allegheny 9 5/3 H OWU 14, Wooster 13 (2 OT) NCAA Division III tournament 5/7 A Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 19, OWU , NCAC* Coach: Julie Duffy 3/9 N OWU 21, Fitchburg State 12 3/10 N Stevenson 22, OWU 11 3/12 N Bowdoin 18, OWU 12 3/21 A OWU 13, St. Vincent 8 3/26 H OWU 11, Notre Dame (Ohio) 10 3/28 H OWU 17, Allegheny 16* 4/1 A Wittenberg 14, OWU 13* (OT) (N) 4/4 A Hartwick 9, OWU 7 4/5 N OWU 25, Morrisville (N.Y.) State 20 4/7 A OWU 7, Kenyon 5* 4/15 H Wooster 20, OWU 5* 4/18 H Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 17, OWU 15 4/19 A Denison 13, OWU 8* 4/25 H OWU 20, Oberlin 7* ALL-TIME RESULTS 27

30 ALL-TIME RESULTS , NCAC* Coach: Julie Duffy 3/7 A OWU 18, Pomona-Pitzer 12 3/8 A Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 19, OWU 7 (N) 3/10 A OWU 14, Occidental 11 (N) 3/17 H OWU 19, Mount St. Joseph 5 3/22 H OWU 18, Tiffin 17 3/27 A Allegheny 15, OWU 8* 4/1 H Kenyon 12, OWU 9* 4/3 A OWU 7, Washington & Jefferson 6 4/4 H OWU 18, Whittier 13 4/7 A Wooster 14, OWU 9* 4/10 H OWU 9, Denison 7* 4/13 A Notre Dame (Ohio) 15, OWU 12 (N) 4/17 A OWU 26, Oberlin 14* 4/18 H OWU 20, Trine 16 4/21 H OWU 18, Wittenberg 16* 4/25 H OWU 14, St. Vincent 7 NCAC tournament 4/30 A Kenyon 20, OWU , NCAC* Coach: Julie Duffy 3/4 A Goucher 12, OWU 4 (N) 3/6 A Virginia Wesleyan 14, OWU 8 3/9 A Bridgewater 11, OWU 10 3/12 A St. Mary s (Md.) 19, OWU 8 3/15 H OWU 16, Urbana 8 (N) 3/20 A OWU 16, Trine 8 3/23 A Adrian 24, OWU 9 (N) 3/26 H Allegheny 15, OWU 12* 4/2 A Denison 19, OWU 5* (N) 4/6 H Wooster 16, OWU 8* (N) 4/8 H Notre Dame (Ohio) 21, OWU 10 (N) 4/10 H OWU 19, Oberlin 14* 4/13 A Wittenberg 20, OWU 10* (N) 4/15 H Washington & Jefferson 17, OWU 2 (N) 4/21 A Kenyon 20, OWU 12* , NCAC* Coach: Meg Grossman 2/25 H OWU 11, Thiel 9 3/3 H OWU 16, Olivet 2 3/12 N Rensselaer 16, OWU 9 3/14 N OWU 20, New England (N.H.) 11 3/18 H OWU 22, Albion 9 3/21 A OWU 20, Otterbein 8 3/24 H OWU 20, Trine 6 3/31 A Allegheny 15, OWU 10* 4/11 H Wittenberg 17, OWU 10* (N) 4/14 A Washington & Jefferson 8, OWU 7 4/17 H Kenyon 10, OWU 6* (N) 4/19 H Colorado College 18, OWU 6 (N) 4/22 A OWU 8, Oberlin 7* 4/25 A Wooster 19, OWU 12* 4/27 H Denison 18, OWU 4* (N) 4/29 H OWU 15, St. Vincent 14 (OT) , NCAC* Coach: Meg Grossman 2/24 H Centre 17, OWU 14 2/27 A Thiel 10, OWU 9 (N) 3/6 H OWU 14, Otterbein 12 3/11 N St. Lawrence 20, OWU 9 3/13 N Rensselaer 20, OWU 3 (N) 3/15 N Vassar 19, OWU 8 3/23 A Mount Union 17, OWU 6 3/30 H Wittenberg 16, OWU 13* 4/2 A OWU 16, DePauw 12* (N) 4/6 H Kenyon 19, OWU 5* 4/14 H Denison 21, OWU 12* 4/16 H OWU 18, Hiram 2* (N) 4/18 H Oberlin 17, OWU 16* (OT) 4/20 H Washington & Jefferson 17, OWU 10 4/24 A Wooster 15, OWU 3* 4/27 A Allegheny 22, OWU 15* , NCAC* Coach: Chelsea Huguenard 3/5 N OWU 11, Otterbein 8 3/8 H OWU 16, Baldwin Wallace 12 3/11 N Stevenson 18, OWU 6 3/12 N OWU 15, Beloit 6 3/15 A Centre 15, OWU 8 3/19 H OWU 17, Defiance 1 (N) 3/24 H Mount Union 15, OWU 6 3/29 A Wittenberg 15, OWU 3* 4/1 H OWU 18, DePauw 10* (N) 4/4 H OWU 19, Transylvania 8 (N) 4/6 H Kenyon 13, OWU 9* 4/9 A Oberlin 10, OWU 9* 4/12 H Denison 17, OWU 4* 4/17 A OWU 16, Hiram 4* (N) 4/19 H OWU 18, Washington & Jefferson 8 4/23 H Wooster 18, OWU 9* 4/26 A Allegheny 17, OWU 12* , NCAC* Coach: Chelsea Huguenard 2/28 A Mount Union 17, OWU 5 3/7 H OWU 11, Centre 9 3/10 A Puget Sound 11, OWU 10 3/12 A George Fox 17, OWU 11 (N) 3/14 A Pacific (Ore.) 13, OWU 4 3/19 H Otterbein 11, OWU 7 3/21 H OWU 19, Muskingum 2 3/28 A OWU 13, Transylvania 4 4/1 H Oberlin 15, OWU 1* (N) 4/3 H Denison 17, OWU 5* (N) 4/8 A Kenyon 13, OWU 10* 4/10 H OWU 19, Hiram 1* (N) 4/12 A Allegheny 14, OWU 10* 4/14 A DePauw 14, OWU 13* (N) 4/18 A Wooster 16, OWU 6* 4/25 H Wittenberg 20, OWU 8* 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse

31 OWU Women s Lacrosse BISHOP RECORDS Single-Game Goals 9 Amanda McDermott at Earlham Sr. M 4/29/ Amy Newell at Earlham Sr. A 5/2/ Betsy Tower vs. Earlham Sr. A 4/30/ Jessica Battle at Kenyon Fr. A 4/4/ Fran Smith vs. Rochester So. A 4/27/ Wendy Zellmer vs. Rochester Sr. A 4/9/ Dana Day vs. Earlham Sr. A 4/12/ Jen Durgin at Allegheny Sr. A 4/11/ Jen Durgin at Kenyon Sr. A 4/21/ Tanya Tanhehco at Kenyon So. A 4/21/ Jen Durgin vs. Wittenberg Sr. A 4/28/ Tanya Tanhehco vs. Kenyon Sr. A 4/11/ Jessica Copeland vs. Mt. St. Joseph Sr. A 3/17/2010 Single-Game Assists 8 Amy Newell at Wooster Jr. A 4/22/ Alexa Economou at Kenyon Jr. A 3/20/ Amy Newell at Wooster Sr. A 4/5/ Jessica Battle at Oberlin So. A 4/16/ Jessica Battle vs. Kenyon So. A 4/25/ Jenny Feldman vs. Wooster So. A 3/29/1997 Single-Game Points 11 Amy Newell at Earlham 8-3 Sr. A 5/2/ Jessica Battle vs. Kenyon 5-6 So. A 4/25/ Jenny Feldman at Allegheny 6-5 Jr. A 4/11/ Amanda McDermott at Earlham 9-2 Sr. M 4/29/ Alexa Economou at Kenyon 3-7 Jr. A 3/20/ Jenny Feldman vs. Earlham 5-5 Fr. A 4/30/ Hannah Mudge vs. Adrian 6-4 Jr. A 4/19/2008 Single-Game Saves 29 Tracy Scott vs. Denison So. 4/12/ Tracy Scott at Oberlin Jr. 4/17/ Sarah Murray at Wooster Fr. 4/20/ Tracy Scott vs. Denison Sr. 3/26/ Renée Hauer at Denison Sr. 4/13/ Renée Hauer at Earlham Sr. 4/21/1994 Single-Season Goals 67 Jessica Copeland Sr. M 17g Jen Durgin Sr. A 13g Jessica Battle So. A 15g Hannah Mudge Sr. A 14g Amanda McDermott So. M 16g 2001 Single-Season Assists 36 Amy Newell Jr. 1H 10g Fran Smith So. A 14g Jenny Feldman Jr. A 12g Jenny Feldman Sr. A 16g Claire Riley Sr. A 15g 2000 Single-Season Points 76 Jessica Copeland 67-9 Sr. M 17g Jessica Battle So. A 15g Jen Durgin Sr. A 13g Hannah Mudge Sr. A 14g Annie Swanson Jr. A 16g 2012 Single-Season Saves 237 Tracy Scott So. 13g Jody Dickinson Sr. 19g Tracy Scott Sr. 15g Tracy Scott Jr. 12g Katy Anderson Jr. 15g 1992 Career Goals 157 Carrie Williams A-M Annie Swanson A Hannah Mudge A-M Jenny Feldman A Amanda McDermott M Career Assists 100 Jenny Feldman A Amy Newell A Jamie Blake A Claire Riley A Carrie Williams A-M Career Points 235 Jenny Feldman A Carrie Williams A-M Annie Swanson A Hannah Mudge A-M Amanda McDermott M Career Saves 679 Katy Anderson Tracy Scott Maggie Eichenlaub Tamar Jeffery Jody Dickinson Amanda McDermott Amy Newell Jessica Battle Jenny Feldman Jen Durgin Tracy Scott Carrie Williams Jessica Copeland Katy Anderson BISHOP RECORDS 29

32 BISHOP RECORDS 30 BISHOP TEAM RECORDS BISHOP STAT LEADERS TEAM GAME Goals, Home: 25 vs. Earlham, 4/30/1996; vs. Wittenberg, 4/28/1998; Goals, Away: 26 at Oberlin, 4/17/2010 Goals, Neutral Site: 25 vs. Morrisville State, 4/5/2009 Goals, First Half: 17 at Ferrum, 3/8/2004 Goals, Second Half: 15 at Kenyon, 4/6/2005 Assists: 17 vs. Earlham, 4/30/1996 Goals Allowed: 26 vs. Wooster, 1984; at William Smith, 4/24/1999 Goals Allowed, First Half: 14 at St. Mary s, 4/7/2002 Goals Allowed, Second Half: 16 at Adrian, 3/23/2011 Fewest Goals Scored: 1 vs. Denison, 1970; vs. Muskingum, 1970; vs. Wittenberg, 1970; vs. Earlham, 1971; vs. Earlham, 1981; at St. Mary s, 4/7/2002; vs. Oberlin, 4/1/2015 Shutouts: vs. Denison, 1970; vs. Wittenberg, 1970; vs. Ohio State, 1970; at Earlham, 4/7/2001; vs. Medaille, 3/23/2003 Goals, Both Teams: 45 at Kenyon (23-22), 4/21/1998; vs. Morrisville State (25-20), 4/5/2009 Fewest Goals, Both Teams: 1 vs. Denison (1-0), 1970; vs. Wittenberg (1-0), 1970 Winning Margin: 23 vs. Earlham (25-2), 4/30/1996 Losing Margin: 24 at William Smith (2-26), 4/24/1999; at St. Mary s (1-25), 4/7/2002 TEAM SEASON Goals: 234 (17 games), 2010 Goals/Game: 14.1 (183 in 13 games), 1998 Goals, Regular Season: 226 (16 games), 2010 Goals/Game, Regular Season: 14.4 (202 in 14 games), 2006 Fewest Goals Allowed: 35 (11 games), 1970 Fewest Goals Allowed/Game: 3.2 (35 in 11 games), 1970 Most Goals Allowed: 256 (16 games), 2013 Most Goals Allowed/Game: 16.0 (256 in 16 games), 2013 Scoring Margin: 104 ( , 15 games), 2006 Shutouts: 3 (11 games), 1970 VICTORY RECORDS Victories, Season: 12 (14 games), 1991; (16 games), 2005; (15 games), 2006 Fewest Defeats, Season: 2 (7 games), 1971; (9 games), 1972; (10 games), 1975; (10 games), 1978; (14 games), 1991 Winning Percentage, Season:.857 (12-2), 1991 Ties, Season: 4 (10 games), 1973 Losses, Season: 13 (16 games), 2013 Winning Streak: 8, 1996 and 2005 Winning Streak, Start of Season: 6, 2006 Unbeaten Streak: 8 (6-0-1 in in 1971); (8-0-0 in 1996); (8-0-0 in 2005) Unbeaten Streak, Start of Season: 6 (6-0-0), 2006 Losing Streak: 12, 1980 Losing Streak, Start of Season: 12, 1980 Winless Streak: 24 (0-23-1, 0-12 in in 1981) Consecutive Ties: 3, 1973 Consecutive Winning Seasons: 8, Consecutive Non-Losing Seasons: 10, OWU Women s Lacrosse Year Goals Assists Points 1985 Dale Pakula Meredith Putnam Jaleh Hagigh Laura Conrades Rosalie Hunter... 8 Laura Conrades Amy Newell Morgan Johnston... 8 Amy Newell Anne Werner Benkard, Newell... 9 Elise Benkard Kendall Brewer Amy Newell Amy Newell Amy Newell Amy Newell Amy Newell Fran Smith Fran Smith Fran Smith Jessica Battle Jessica Battle Jessica Battle Babe Ely Babe Ely Babe Ely Wendy Zellmer Melissa Stueck... 9 Wendy Zellmer Wendy Zellmer Jen Durgin Jen Durgin Dana Day Jenny Feldman Jenny Feldman Jen Durgin Jenny Feldman Jenny Feldman Jen Durgin Jenny Feldman Jen Durgin Tanya Tanhehco Jenny Feldman Jenny Feldman Claire Riley Claire Riley Claire Riley Amanda McDermott Alexa Laub Amanda McDermott Carrie Williams Alexa Laub Carrie Williams Carrie Williams Carrie Williams Carrie Williams Carrie Williams Barzegar, Blake Carrie Williams Carrie Williams Carrie Williams Carrie Williams Alexa Deaton Jamie Blake Jamie Blake Breen, Deaton Paula Breen Paula Breen Kadi Kuhlenberg Hannah Mudge Hannah Mudge Hannah Mudge Hannah Mudge Hannah Mudge Jessica Copeland Abbey Miller Jessica Copeland Marlowe Mavian Meredith Wholley Marlowe Mavian Annie Swanson Annie Swanson Annie Swanson Annie Swanson Patricia Ryan Annie Swanson Cate Bailey Patricia Ryan Cate Bailey Taylor Weis Patricia Ryan Taylor Weis Carrie Williams

33 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse BISHOP ALL-STARS BRINE/IWLCA ALL-AMERICA 1988 Daina Stankevics, Jr., D Anne Werner, Sr., D... H 1991 Debbie Graeber, So., D... 1 Fran Smith, So., A Debbie Graeber, Jr., A Debbie Graeber, Sr., A Tracy Scott, Sr., G Jen Durgin, Sr., A... 2 USWLA ALL-AMERICA 1991 Fran Smith, So., A... 1 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 1996 Polly Doyle, Sr., D Chrissy Swartz, Jr., D Chrissy Swartz, Sr., D... 2 BISHOP ALL-AMERICANS 2009 BRINE/IWLCA ALL-REGION 2000 Tamar Jeffery, Jr., G... 2 Tyler Martin, Sr., D... 2 Lisa Payfer, Jr., D... 2 Tanya Tanhehco, Sr., A Maggie Meagher, Sr., D... 1 Lisa Payfer, Sr., D... 1 Amanda McDermott, So., M Megan Klein, Sr., D... 1 Jody Dickinson, Sr., G... 2 Amanda McDermott, Jr., M... 2 Carrie Williams, Fr., A Amanda McDermott, Sr., M... 1 Carrie Williams, So., A... 1 Lauren Bates, So., D... 2 Alexa Laub, Jr., M Carrie Williams, Jr., M Carrie Williams, Jr., A... 1 Lura Allen, Fr., M... 2 Maggie Eichenlaub, Fr., G Lura Allen, So., M... 2 Jamie Blake, Jr., A Maggie Eichenlaub, Jr., G... 1 Julia Fouts, Jr., M... 1 Paula Breen, Sr., M Julia Fouts, Sr., M...1 Lauren Rogers, So., D... 1 Kadi Kuhlenberg, Sr., M... 2 Hannah Mudge, Jr., A... 2 Hannah Mudge, Sr., A... 1 Lauren Rogers, Jr., D... 2 Natalie Fisher, Fr., D Jessica Copeland, Sr., M... 1 Natalie Fisher, So., M Natalie Fisher, Jr., D Annie Swanson, Jr., A... 2 ALL-NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 1985 Jaleh Hagigh, Sr., A... 1 Laurie Kaplan, Sr., D... 1 Meredith Putnam, Sr., A Laura Conrades, So., A Morgan Johnston, Jr., A... 1 Daina Stankevics, Jr., D Daina Stankevics, Jr., D... 1 Anne Werner, So., D Cathy Ronan, So., A... 1 Anne Werner, Jr., D Amy Newell, Sr., A... 1 Anne Werner, Sr., D... 1 Debbie Graeber, Fr., D... 2 Fran Smith, Fr., A... 2 Daina Stankevics Anne Werner Fran Smith Debbie Graeber Polly Doyle Chrissy Swartz BISHOP ALL-STARS 31

34 BISHOP ALL-STARS Katy Anderson, So., G... 1 Sarah Camp, Sr., D... 1 Debbie Graeber, So., D... 1 Fran Smith, So., A... 1 Kendall Brewer, Sr., A... 2 Doub Hanshaw, So., D Denise Goldman, Sr., A... 1 Debbie Graeber, Jr., M... 1 Jessica Battle, So., A... 2 Laura Coleman, So., D... 2 Kate Derrick, Jr., D Laura Coleman, Jr., D... 1 Debbie Graeber, Sr., A... 1 Kate Derrick, Sr., D... 2 Babe Ely, Jr., A... 2 Allison Goodman, So., D... 2 Kristina Lenz, Jr., A Wendy Zellmer, Jr., A Tracy Scott, So., G... 1 Allison Goodman, Sr., M... 2 Wendy Zellmer, Sr., A Lory Crowder, Fr., A... 1 Polly Doyle, Sr., D... 1 Tracy Scott, Jr., G... 1 Jenny Feldman, Fr., A... 2 Sarah Riordan, Jr., D Jen Dunbar, Sr., D... 1 Jen Durgin, Jr., A... 1 Jenny Feldman, So., A... 1 Tracy Scott, Sr., G... 1 (Defensive Player of Year) Lory Crowder, So., M... 2 Sarah Riordan, Sr., D Jen Durgin, Sr., A... 1 (Offensive Player of Year) Jenny Feldman, Jr., A... 1 Erin Riebe, Jr., D... 2 Chrissy Swartz, Sr., D... 2 Tanya Tanhehco, So., A Jenny Feldman, Sr., A... 1 Tamar Jeffery, So., G... 1 Erin Riebe, Sr., D... 1 Tanya Tanhehco, Jr., A... 1 Tyler Martin, Jr., D... 2 Sarah Murray, Sr., A... H Lisa Payfer, So., D... H 1... first team 2... second team H...honorable mention 2000 Lisa Payfer, Jr., D... 2 Tamar Jeffery, Jr., G... H Tyler Martin, Sr., D... H Tanya Tanhehco, Sr., A... H 2001 Tamar Jeffery, Sr., G... 1 Maggie Meagher, Sr. D... 1 Lisa Payfer, Sr., D... 1 Amanda McDermott, So., M... 2 Jennifer Tolli, Jr., D... H 2002 Jody Dickinson, Sr., G... 1 Megan Klein, Sr., D... 1 Amanda McDermott, Jr., M... 2 Jennifer Tolli, Sr., D... 2 Carrie Williams, Fr., A... 2 Alexa Laub, So., A... H 2003 Amanda McDermott, Sr., M... 1 Lauren Bates, So., D... 2 Alexa Laub, Jr., M... 2 Carrie Williams, So., A... 2 Amy Miller, Sr., D... H 2004 Carrie Williams, Jr., M... 1 Jamie Blake, Fr., A... H Paula Breen, Fr., M... H Jana Kramer, Fr., D... H 2005 Jana Kramer, So., D... 1 Carrie Williams, Jr., A... 1 (Offensive Player of Year) Lura Allen, Fr., M... 2 Jamie Blake, So., A... 2 Paula Breen, So., M... 2 Lila Barzegar, Sr., A... H Maggie Eichenlaub, Fr., G... H 2006 Lura Allen, So., M... 1 Jamie Blake, Jr., A... 1 Alexa Deaton, So., M... 2 Maggie Eichenlaub, So., G... 2 Julia Fouts, So., M... 2 Jana Kramer, Jr., D... 2 Hannah Mudge, Fr., A Maggie Eichenlaub, Jr., G... 1 Julia Fouts, Jr., M... 1 Jamie Blake, Sr., A... 2 Paula Breen, Sr., M... 2 Alexa Deaton, Jr., M... 2 Lura Allen, Jr., M... H Polly Burke, Jr., M... H 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse 2008 Julia Fouts, Sr., M...1 (Defensive Player of Year) Lura Allen, Sr., D... 2 Polly Burke, Sr., A... 2 Alexa Deaton, Sr., M... 2 Maggie Eichenlaub, Sr., G... 2 Kadi Kuhlenberg, Sr., M... 2 Hannah Mudge, Jr., A Hannah Mudge, Sr., A... 1 Lauren Rogers, Jr., D... 1 Jessica Copeland, Jr., M... 2 Laura Bartholomae, Jr., D... H Dani Beauford, Jr., D... H Natalie Fisher, Fr., D... H 2010 Jessica Copeland, Sr., M... 1 (Offensive Player of Year) Natalie Fisher, So., M... 2 Lauren Rogers, Sr., M... 2 Marlowe Mavian, Jr., M... H Abbey Miller, Sr., M... H 2011 Natalie Fisher, Jr., D... 1 Cate Bailey, Fr., M... H Marlowe Mavian, Sr., M... H Meredith Wholley, So., M... H 2012 Annie Swanson, Jr., A... 1 Cate Bailey, So., M... 2 Eilee Foley, Fr., M... 2 Natalie Fisher, Sr., D... H 2013 Annie Swanson, Sr., A... 2 Theresa Wolfgang, Jr., M... 2 Eilee Foley, So., D... H 2014 Cate Bailey, Sr., M... 2 Theresa Wolfgang, Sr., M... H 2015 Abbie Love, Sr., D... 2 Taylor Weis, Jr., M... 2

35 2016 OWU Women s Lacrosse BISHOP LETTERWOMEN A Corwin, Mel Frazee, Lisa Alfano, Keri Allen, Christie Allen, Lura Audino, Shelby Anderson, Katy B D Alessandro, Sarah Gindele, Abigail Babb, Kim Bailey, Cate Bartholomae, Laura Barzegar, Lila Bates, Lauren Battle, Jessica Beam, Ashley Beauford, Dani Bell, Saige Benkard, Elise Bernstein, Jordan Bingham, Mary Bishop, Addie Blake, Jamie Blakemore, M.J Bonee, Caroline Boos, Heidi Bothfeld, Laura Boyle, Alyssa Breen, Paula Brewer, Kendall Brown, Brianna Brown, Jessi Buck, Cathy Burke, Polly Burns, Kate Bush, Channing C Ellis, Keira Hysong, Debbie Cammerer, Karly Camp, Sarah Campos, Jen Cantrell, Ciki Capute, Ann Case, Amanda Cauffman, Mary Cepnio, Tracy Chung, Ann Lih Clarke, Lisa Clement, Beth Coale, Brooke Coleman, Laura Connell, Carol Conrades, Laura Copeland, Jessica Cordell, Tyler Countryman, Kelsey Frizzo, Lauren Croff, Sigrid G Crowder, Lory Gaer, Ashley Curry, Molly Gearhart, Wendy D Gilbert, Beth D Amelio, Elisabeth Goldman, Denise Daley, Meghan Goodman, Allison Dansereau, Patty Graeber, Debbie Day, Dana Graf, Carolea Deaton, Alexa Graham, Leslie Decker, Tedi Grande, Ange Derrick, Kate Gray, Christine Diamond, Lee Ann Greeley, Allison Dickinson, Jody Gruson, Amy Dickinson, Kara H Dinkin, Gabrielle Hagigh, Jaleh Doherty, Meghan Hanshaw, Doub Donaldson, Joanna Harper, Becky Doyle, Polly Hartshorn, Piper Draper, Emily Hauer, Renée Dumanis, Mariah Heins, Alicia Dunbar, Jen Hendershott, Louise Duquette, Mary Henderson, Margaret Durgin, Jen Henriquez, Rachel E Hering, Heather Eastman, Mary Heydt, Liz Economou, Alexa Hibert, Kirsten Edwards, Linda Hoffman, Chip Egan, Laura Holden, Clarissa Eibert, Ami Holt, Tiffany Eichenlaub, Maggie Howell, Susan Ellis, Julie Hunter, Rosalee Ely, Babe J Enders, Kat Janowicz, Lauren Erwin, Meghan Jeffery, Tamar Evans, Cassy Johnston, Morgan F Jones, Ashley Fader, Eileen Joshua, Vicki Feldman, Jenny K Field, Mel Kaltenbacher, Gail Figy, Lauren Kaplan, Laurie Fisher, Natalie Keller, Jennifer Fisher, Sarah Kinder, Cory Fleck, Erin Klein, Megan Fleming, Janice Knapp, Montana Flibotte, Isabella Knofler, Lena Folan, Maureen Koehler, Kristin Foley, Eilee Kotchen, Liz Fouts, Julia Kramer, Jana Kropf, Kaitlyn Kuhlenberg, Kadi L Lake, Kelsey Lambert, Elizabeth Lang, Colleen Lasprogata, Lissa Laub, Alexa Lavish, Sarah Lawrence, Sara Lee, Emily Lee, Michele Leeman, Sam Lenz, Kristina Lepore, Sheri Locovare, Mollie Love, Abbie Love, Sophia Lundberg, Sara M Mahler, Maura Martin, Tyler Martineau, Steph Mavian, Marlowe May, Libby McCann, Ellen McCracken, Mary McDaniel, Allie McDermott, Amanda McKune, Stacey McLeod, Stacey Meagher, Maggie Mebane, Anne Mebane, Jane Mellin, Margaret Merrill, Elizabeth Miller, Abbey Miller, Amy Miller, Deborah Minguela, Mia Miracle, Megan Monzeglio, Hope Mooney, Jennifer Moore, Pam Moorhead, Hannah Mudge, Hannah Murphy, Lori Murray, Sarah N Narwicz, Jeannette Nedelka, Sibyl Neville, Debra BISHOP LETTERWOMEN 33

36 BISHOP LETTERWOMEN 34 Newell, Amy Nolan, Cathy O Okajima, Kikuko Onderko, Pam Ortega, Jenna P Pakula, Dale Paul, Sarah Payfer, Lisa Paz, Ximena Perry, Virginia Pollock, Nikki Polsen, Laura Porter, Tara Powers, Lynn Pritchard, Ashley Pugh, Emily Purinton, Jennifer Putnam, Merry R Randall, Zanne Raskin, Lisa Rawls, Emma Reddy, Natalie Reese, Julie Reeves, Sandra Riebe, Erin Riley, Claire Rinehart, Katherine Riordan, Sarah Robinson, Amy Robinson, Kat Rogers, Lauren Rohr, Haleigh Ronan, Cathy Rose, Kieran Ryan, Patricia S Sanczyk, Nicole Savoie, Haley Schirner, Molly Schlegel, Katie Schmidt, Eliza Schoeffel, Annie Schurkman, Kim Scott, Tracy Searfos, Liz Searle, Betsy Seifert, Abi Seiter, Elizabeth Shelley, Katy Sherman, Nancy Sibley, Mariah Slokar, Elizabeth Slotter, Gretchen Smith, Courtland Smith, Franny Smith, Rachel Smoyer, Kim Sockol, Laura Spain, Brittany Sparrow, Libby Spinney, Sue Stamp, Jennifer Stankevics, Daina Stevens, Daylin Stockdale, Liz Stoudt, Taylor Stropp, Stephanie Stueck, Melissa Susskind, Linda Swanson, Annie Swartz, Chrissy T Tabor, Erica Taggart, Liz Tanhehco, Tanya Teigen, Sarah Thomas, Kate Thompson, Lissen Thrasher, Alex Tilghman, Linda Tolli, Jen Tower, Betsy Trafton, Tara Turner, Lorna V VanHoey, Laura Vujovich, Vera Dennis Collins, executive director of the North Coast Athletic Conference, presents the 2005 conference championship trophy to Bishop captains Lila Barzegar, Carrie Williams and Ashley Beam. W Wagner, Meredith Walker, Chris Walker, Moira Watchorn, Hunter Watters, Kelly Wayne, Kayla Weis, Taylor Weischedel, Lori Werner, Anne White, Nancy Wholley, Meredith Williams, Annie Williams, Carrie Williams, Leanne Williams, Morgan Wise, Tami Wolfgang, Theresa Woodrich, Stacia Woodson, Corinne Woodward, Sissy Wright, Lauren Y Young, Kathy Z Zellmer, Wendy Zepp, Amy Ziegler, Susan OWU Women s Lacrosse

37 2015 OWU Women s Lacrosse HOME OF THE BISHOPS The Battling Bishop women s lacrosse team plays its home games at Selby Stadium, located on South Henry Street on the eastern edge of campus. A FieldTurf artificial playing surface was installed for the academic year and lights were installed for the academic year, making Selby one of the most impressive venues among NCAA Division III institutions. Built in 1929, Selby boasts a seating capacity of It hosted the 1988 NCAA Division III men s championship game and has been the site of numerous playoff contests. Designed by George Gauthier, Ohio Wesleyan s Hall of Fame football coach and athletic director, and constructed by the Osborn Engineering Company (which also built the original Yankee Stadium), the complex was named after ATHLETIC FACILITIES Selby Stadium The crown jewel of Ohio Wesleyan s athletic facilities is Selby Stadium, which is the home of the football, field hockey, track & field, and men s and women s lacrosse contingents. Selby Stadium received a FieldTurf artificial playing surface for the academic year, lights for the academic year, and a video scoreboard in the spring of 2011, making the venue one of the most impressive among NCAA Division III institutions. Constructed in 1929, Selby also has received a new, fully-enclosed 2-level press box, new bleacher seats, and refurbished locker rooms in recent years. The facility, which seats 9100 and is the fourth-largest college-owned field in NCAA Division III, was the site of the 1988 Division III men s lacrosse championship game. Selby also houses the George Gauthier Track, an Ameritan FP surface installed for the academic year. The site of 20 of the first 31 North Coast Athletic Conference outdoor track & field championships, Selby is believed to be the oldest facility in the nation constructed to Olympic specifications and remaining in its original configuration. Selby Stadium and the Gauthier Track hosted the NCAA Division III outdoor track & field championships in 2011 and Across campus, the Jay Martin Soccer Complex hosts soccer, primarily under the lights. Widely regarded as one of the Midwest s finest facilities for the sport, the Jay Martin Soccer Complex s Roy Rike Field was the site of the NCAA Division III semifinals and championship game for men in 1990 and 1998 and for women in The centerpiece of Ohio Wesleyan s athletic facilities is the Branch Rickey Physical Education Center, prized for both its size and versatility. The Richard Gordon Field House floor George D. Selby, who served the Ohio Wesleyan board of trustees for 24 years. His sons, Mark, Homer, Pearl, and Roger donated $100,000 of the project s $160,000 cost. Selby Stadium recently underwent a restoration project that included a new, 2-level press box, new bleacher seats and refurbished locker rooms. Selby also houses the George Gauthier Track, an Ameritan FP surface installed in From 2004 through 2008, the Bishops played their home games at Roy Rike Field, also home of the soccer teams. Prior to 2004, Ohio Wesleyan home games were played at the Henry Street Field, located on Henry Street south of Selby Field, on the site of today s Luttinger Family Tennis Center. Gordon Field House was resurfaced in November 2008, and the track was refinished with a state-of-the-art encapsulated surface in December Gordon Field House hosted the first 9 NCAC indoor track & field championships. Indoor practice for fall and spring sports can be handled there as well: floor space is larger than a football field, accommodating 4 courts for tennis, basketball and volleyball. Branch Rickey Arena, seating 1450, hosts varsity basketball and volleyball contests. Also in the Center are 5 handball/ racquetball courts, a squash court, offices, locker rooms and lounges. Offices and locker rooms also are part of Edwards Gymnasium, which is connected by tunnel to the Rickey Center. Remodeling in Edwards has recently included an expanded strength facility. The men s and women s swimming teams compete in the Meek Aquatics and Recreation Center, a 10-lane, geothermally heated facility that opened in October Softball is played at Margaret Sagan Field, which opened during the 2008 season. Baseball is played at Littick Field, site of the 2003 NCAA Division III Mideast Regional. Tennis is played at the Luttinger Family Tennis Center, a complex of 6 outdoor courts that opened in the fall of 2010, and 6 outdoor courts across the street where the 1978 NCAA Division III championships were held. The cross country teams run home meets at nearby Liberty Park. The men s golf team plays home tournaments at Oakhaven Golf Club, north of Delaware, and the women s golf team plays home tournaments at Mill Creek Golf Club in Ostrander, west of Delaware.