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1CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2011

TaBLe OF cOntents

Date Opponent Location TimeSeptember1 Randolph-Macon Ashland, Va. 4:30 pm 7 Salisbury Captains Field 6:00 pm 10 Centre Fredericksburg, Va. 1:00 pm 11 Liberty Fredericksburg, Va. 1:00 pm15 Washington & Lee Captains Field 6:00 pm 18 Wesley Captains Field 2:00 pm 21 Virginia Wesleyan Captains Field 7:00 pm 25 Johns Hopkins* Captains Field 1:00 pm 30 Frostburg Captains Field 7:00 pm October5 Mary Washington Fredericksburg, Va. 4:00 pm 8 Shenandoah Captains Field 2:00 pm12 Eastern Mennonite Captains Field 6:00 pm 15 Rhodes Cambridge, Mass. 4:00 pm 16 Keene Keene, N.H. 5:00 pm23 Haverford* Captains Field 1:00 pm29 Rowan Alexandria, Va. 2:30 pm

November4 Houghton Captains Field 7:00 pm 5 Transylvania Captains Field 7:00 pm

Home games in bold* Clinic Dates

2011 SCHeDuLe

General Information CNU Quick Facts ............................................ 1CNU at a Glance .......................................... 30

Coaching Staff Head Coach Carrie Moura .............................. 2Assistant Coach Stephanie Bernthal .............. 3Assistant Coach Ashley Bryant ....................... 3Assistant Coach Jessica Morelos ................... 3Assistant Coach Jessica Weiss ...................... 3Student Assistant Coach Kylie Cale ............... 3

2011 Season Schedule .................................................. 1, BC Season Outlook .............................................. 4 Roster ............................................................. 52011 Captains ................................................. 6Meet the Senior Captains ............................... 7 Meet the Junior Captains ................................ 9Meet the Sophomore Captains ..................... 11Meet the New Captains ................................ 14Opponent Profiles ......................................... 29

2010 Season Review of 2010 ............................................. 15 Season Statistics .......................................... 16Game Results ............................................... 17

Record Book Yearly Leaders .............................................. 20 Team Records .............................................. 20Game, Season, Career Leaders ................... 20Record vs. All Opponents ............................. 22Coaching Records ........................................ 22Year-by-Year Results .................................... 23Post Season Honors ..................................... 24All-Time Roster ............................................. 25

The Program Alumni Profile: Kim Tomlin ............................ 18CNU Player Expectations ............................. 18 International Travel ....................................... 19NCAA Appearances ...................................... 26Player & Coaches Clinics ............................. 28

CNU Quick Facts/DirectoryLocation ..............................................Newport News, Va.Area Population .............................................500,000 est.Founded ................................................................... 1961Enrollment ............................................................... 4,900Nickname ............................................................ CaptainsColors .............................................Royal Blue and SilverConference ............................. Independent (field hockey)President .......................................Sen. Paul S. Trible, Jr.Director of Athletics ...................................... C.J. WoollumAthletic Department Phone ......................... 757-594-7025

CreditsThe 2011 Field Hockey Media Guide is a publication of the Christopher Newport University Department of Athletic Communications.

Editor/Writer: Jessica Morelos, Rob Silsbee; Editorial Contributors: Chrissy Kurecki; Photography: Jesse Hutcheson, University Communica-tions; Cover & Interior Design: Jessica Morelos; Printing: Clarke Creative Marketing & Print Communications.

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 20112

Head Coach carrie MouraCarrie Moura took over a struggling Christopher Newport field hockey team in 2003 and was the fourth coach in the program’s short four-year existence. She has since built the program into one of the top Divi-sion III programs in the nation.

Moura has provided far more than consistency for CNU field hockey. She has brought a winning way that has propelled the program to national recognition The first sign of that recognition came in 2006 when the team was ranked No. 18 in the nation early in the season for the program’s first-ever national ranking. The 2006 Captains would later receive their first ever NCAA at-large bid, hosting the first round. They advanced to the Sweet 16 and elimi-nated 3-time defending National Champions Salisbury to move on to the Elite Eight.

At the end of the year the awards flowed in for Moura. She was named Na-tional Division III Coach of the Year by womensfieldhockey.com and Coach of the Year in Virginia. The program’s first ever All-American, All-Region, and State Player of the Year were chosen from the 2006 squad.

Since then, CNU has appeared in the NCAA Tournament all five years cap-turing at large bids, reaching at least the Sweet 16 four of those years. The list of All American and All Region players continues to grow along with the program’s reputation.

Moura was voted the Virginia Sports Information Directors Coach of the Year in 2006, 2007 and 2009. She is currently ranked 8th among active coaches for win percentage with .745. Moura is Level II Certified by U.S. Field Hockey and coaches Futures Elite in Region 8.

Moura is a native of Litchfield, Connecticut and a 1998 graduate of Keene State College in New Hampshire, with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physi-cal Education. She also received her Master’s Degree in Educational Leader-ship in May of 2003 from Lynchburg College.

As an assistant field hockey coach at Lynchburg College in 2001 and 2002, her squads went 39-6 overall and 23-1 in conference play. She also served as head coach of the lacrosse program at Keene State College in New Hamp-shire from 1999 to 2001.

heAd COaCH

HEaD COaCH

Ninth Year at CNU

105-36 Record (.745)

5 NCAA Appearances

COaCHING HISTORy

Keene State College,

Lacrosse Head Coach, 1999-2001

Lynchburg College,

Assistant Coach, 2001-02

CNU, Head Coach, 2003-present

EDuCaTION

Bachelors (Physical Education), Keene State College

Masters (Educational Leadership), Lynchburg College

HOMETOWN

Litchfield, Connecticut


AssistAnt COaCHeS

ashley Hay Bryant, assistant CoachBryant, known as Hay when playing at CNU, was one of CNU’s most outstanding players and begins her third year as an assistant in 2011. Bryant was named a second team All-American in her senior year by both the National Field Hockey Coaches Association and womensfieldhockey.com. She was also a first team all-region choice that year, as well as first team all-Virginia and a senior all-star selection.

She was CNU’s fourth leading scorer in 2007 with five goals and four assists. She also serves as head coach of the U.S. Field Hockey Olympic Development Progam, CNU site.

Bryant graduated from CNU in 2008 with a Bachelors in Social Work with minors in Psychology and Sociology. She received her Masters in Clinical Social Work from VCU in 2009.

Stephanie Bernthal, assistant CoachBernthal begins her first year as an assistant coach to Carrie Moura in 2011. She was a four-year starter at Kent State and earned All-MAC first team honors as a defender her senior year with six assists and one defensive save. She led a defense that allowed only 1.18 goals per game and was selected to the All-West Region Second Team.

Bernthal graduated Magna Cum Laude with a degree in psychology and then went on to complete her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Kent State in May 2008. She was selected for both the Academic All-MAC Team and the CoSIDA Academic All-District team.

Bernthal coached at Stow-Munroe Falls High School in 2009 and coached Futures at the Kent State site.

Jessica Morris Morelos, assistant CoachMorelos begins her eighth year as an assistant to Carrie Moura. Morelos, known as Morris in college, played four years at Mary Washington College and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. In 2001, her senior year, Morelos was the Capital Athletic Conference Player of the Year.

She also set several scoring records during her career at Mary Washington. Morelos is the university’s all-time leader in goals (59), assists (27) and total points (145). She was an All-American her junior and senior years and set a season record with 23 goals as a senior. Morelos was also recognized as one of the top 100 athletes in Virginia high school history in a Daily Press special section.

Morelos is also the Assistant Director of Sports Information at CNU.

Jessica Weiss, assistant CoachWeiss enters her third year as the Assistant Women’s Lacrosse Coach and begins her second year with CNU Field Hockey. She specifically works with the goalkeepers.

Weiss, a native of Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania, still holds the record for shutouts in a season at William Tennent High School. She then attended Susquehanna University where she played three years of lacrosse and four years of field hockey. She graduated in 2008 with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administraton with a concentration in Finance and a minor in Information Systems.

While at Susquehanna, she was named to the NFHCA Academic Squad, the Middle Atlantic Conference All-academic Team and the Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll twice. Following graduation she joined the Susquehanna Field Hockey staff as an assistant coach for one season before coming to CNU.

Kylie Cale, Student assistant CoachKylie Cale joins the coaching staff as a student assistant after finishing a four-year field hockey career at CNU. As a midfielder, Cale led the team in assists her sophomore and senior years and is ranked second in program history for assists in a season with 12. Cale was a second team All-Region selection in 2009 and was first team All-State in 2008.

Cale received her Bachelors in English in May 2011 and is currently working towards her Masters in Teaching.


2011 OutlOOk

Head Coach Carrie Moura and the Cap-tains begin the 2011 season ranked 12th in the Kookaburra/NFHCA Division III National Coaches Poll. CNu ended the 2010 season at No. 10 in the final poll after finishing 15-4 and advancing to the NCAA tournament for the fifth straight year.

The Captains are returning five seniors; Lauren Cherry, Paige Childers, Brianna Milne, Kelsey and Corey Rigby. They will be looked to for leadership on and off the field.

OpponentsThe Captains have a strong schedule with four teams ranked in the top 20 of the final 2010 poll and four teams they have yet to play. The home season opener for the Cap-tains is the #7 Seagulls of Salisbury Uni-versity which is sure to be a battle as the teams went into double overtime in 2010 with Salisbury getting the win.

After a short road trip to Fredericksburg, Va. for the Mary Washington Tournament the Captains host five straight games at Cap-tains Field to finish out September. They face Washington & Lee, Wesley, Virginia Wesleyan, Johns Hopkins and Frostburg State.

The Captains are on the road for the next two games to square off against long-time foes Mary Washington. Up next is Shenan-doah who comes back onto CNu’s oppo-nent list in 2011 as former CNU assistant, Kim Iman Bianchi, takes the helm for the Hornets.

The Captains travel to Massachusetts and New Hampshire to play #20 Rhodes and Keene State in the middle of October be-fore meeting #18 Rowan in Alexandria, Vir-

ginia. Houghton (N.Y.) and Transylvania travel to Cap-tains Field for the first time to finish the regular season.

attackJunior Chrissy Kurecki will be returning to the forward line in 2011 after starting 16 games last season and tal-lying four goals and four as-sists. Kurecki’s aggression and speed to goal breaks down the defense giving her or other teammates opportu-nities to score. Senior Paige

2011 Seniors

Chrissy Kurecki


2011 OutlOOk

Childers is expected to contribute signifi-cantly on the front line with her speed and tenacity along with seniors Lauren Cherry, Kelsey Rigby, and Corey Rigby. Also com-peting for starting positions on the forward line are returners Meghan Sullivan, Hilary St. Mary, and Lindsay Hendricks. Fresh-men Belle Tunstall and Peninsula District Player of the Year Lauren Cheatham are capable of making an immediate impact on the forward line.

MidfieldJunior All-Region midfielder Caitlin Cahill is the lone returning starting and will pro-vide leadership to underclassmen filling the positions around her. Cahill was the team’s second leading scorer with eight goals and was second in assists with five. Looking for starting positions in the midfield are junior Breanne Lowe, sophomores Marcy Hoath, Marlene Lichty, Tori Kelly, and Jordan Snid-er who all saw significant playing time in 2010. Freshman Allie Hackbarth will also join the midfield.

Caitlin Cahill

DefenseAll-Region senior Brianne Milne returns to lead the Captains defensively this year. She scored four goals in 2010 and had an assist and three defensive saves. Also returning is junior Sarah Wister who scored five goals for the Captains, all of them penalty strokes. Much like 2011 All American graduate Kate-lyn Yandle, sophomore Shelby Judkins is making the transition from the forward line to defense in 2011. Her quick feet and at-tacking mentality will have her competing for a starting position. Fellow sophomores Sarah Smith, Kelsey Clark, and Chelsea Hines along with freshman Danielle Perino will round out the Captains’ defense.

In GoalSophomore Julie Collins is the lone return-ing goalkeeper and will compete with fresh-man Cait Colletti and junior transfer Jamie Dowling for the starting role.

Brianne Milne


2011 ROsteR

# Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown / Highschool0 Caitlin Colletti GK 5-4 Fr. Severna Park, Md. / Severna Park1 Belle Tunstall A 5-4 Fr. Vienna Va. / James Madison3 Caitlin Cahill M 5-6 Jr. Virginia Beach, Va. / Bayside5 Lauren Cherry M 5-1 Sr. Yorktown, Va. / Tabb6 Marlene Lichty A 5-3 So. Chesapeake, Va. / Western Branch7 Kelsey Clark D 5-6 So. Arlington, Va. / Washington-Lee8 Breanne Lowe M 5-7 Jr. Suffolk, Va. / Nansemond River9 Jordan Snider A 5-2 So. Newport News, Va. / Menchville10 Brianna Milne D 5-6 Sr. Virginia Beach, Va. / Cox11 Chrissy Kurecki A 5-0 Jr. Richmond, Va. / L.C. Bird12 Meghan Sullivan A 5-6 So. Alexandria, Va. / Hayfield Secondary13 Chelsea Hines M 5-3 So. Hampton, Va. / Kecoughtan14 Lauren Cheatham A 5-5 Fr. Newport News, Va. / Denbigh15 Allie Hackbarth D 5-7 Fr. Hereford, Md. / Hereford16 Lindsay Hendricks A 5-7 Jr. Chesapeake, Va. / Hickory18 Taylor Young M 5-4 Fr. Suffolk, Va. / Lakeland19 Dani Perino D 5-3 Fr. Abiline, Texas / Tabb (Va.)20 Shelby Judkins D 5-3 So. Hampton, Va. / Bethel21 Sarah Wister D 5-4 Jr. Yorktown, Va. / Grafton22 Paige Childers A 5-4 Sr. VA Beach, Va. / First Colonial24 Marcy Hoath D 5-7 So. Alexandria, Va. / Mount Vernon25 Sarah Smith D 5-1 So. Williamsburg, Va. / Walsingham Academy26 Tori Kelly D 5-1 So. Manassas, Va. / Osbourn Park27 Hilary St. Mary M 5-6 So. Yorktown, Va. / York29 Corey Rigby M 5-1 Sr. Falmouth, Mass. / Falmouth30 Kelsey Rigby A 5-3 Sr. Falmouth, Mass. / Falmouth55 Julie Collins GK 5-4 So. Oxford, Pa. / Saint Marks99 Jamie Dowling GK 5-7 Jr. Yorktown, Va. / Grafton

Head Coach: Carrie Moura (9th Season)assistant Coaches: Stephanie Bernthal, Ashley Bryant, Jessica Morelos, Jessica Weiss, Kylie Cale

2011 Field Hockey Roster


2011 cAptAins

2011 Numerical Roster

Caitlin Cahill3 - Midfield

Caitlin Colletti0 - Goalkeeper

Lauren Cheatham14 - Attack

Belle Tunstall1 - Attack

Allie Hackbarth15 - Defender

Lauren Cherry5 - Midfield

Paige Childers22 - Attack

Kelsey Clark7 - Defense

Julie Collins55 - Goalkeeper

Jamie Dowling99 - Goalkeeper

Lindsay Hendricks16 - Attack

Chelsea Hines13 - Midfield

Taylor Young18 - Midfield

Marcy Hoath24 - Defense

Shelby Judkins20 - Attack

Dani Perino19 - Defender

Tori Kelly26 - Defense

Chrissy Kurecki11 - Attack

Marlene Lichty6 - Attack

Breanne Lowe8 - Midfield

Brianna Milne10 - Defense

Corey Rigby29 - Midfield

Kelsey Rigby30 - Attack

Sarah Smith25 - Defense

Jordan Snider9 - Attack

Hilary St. Mary27 - Midfield

Meghan Sullivan12 - Attack

Sarah Wister21 - Defense


MeeT THe seniOR cAptAins

5 Lauren CherrySr. - Midfield - Yorktown, Va. - Tabb HS

2010 (JUNIOR) – Saw action in games against Rhodes, Randolph-Macon, Stevenson, Frostburg, Virginia Wesleyan, Kenyon, Bridgewater, and Limestone...

2009 (SOPHOMORe) - Played in 18 games with two starts against Sweet Briar and Washington College...

2008 (FReSHMAN) - Started twice in the 17 games in which she played...One goal and one assist...

AT TABB - Twice 2nd team all-Bay Rivers District and once honorable mention...Captain for coach Wendy Wilson’s team for two years and offensive MVP as a senior...A Maryland Future’s Camp all-star...An alternate selection for the Future’s National Tournament as a junior, chosen as a senior...Honors student...Member of the National Honor Society, First Priority, Tiger Friends and Club earth...

PeRSONAL - Lauren Hart Cherry was born Oct. 14, 1989 in Fairfax County, Va...She is the daughter of Jennings and Cindy Cherry and is double majoring in Communications and english with a concentration in Literature...Has a sister Allison (18).

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points2008 20 2 1 1 32009 18 2 0 0 02010 8 0 0 0 0 Career 46 4 1 1 3

22 Paige ChildersSr. - Attack - Virginia Beach, Va. - First Colonial HS

2010 (JUNIOR) - earned eight starts and played in 16 games in her 3rd season with the Captains...scored three goals and had one assist for seven points...her goal against Rhodes College was the game winner...

2009 (SOPHOMORe) - Started in four of 12 appear-ances...Scored four goals and had one assist...

2008 (FReSHMAN) - Started three times...Had an assist in the Morrisville St. contest...

AT FIRST COLONIAL - earned 2nd team all-region and 1st team all-Beach District honors in her senior season playing for coach Wendy Gulden...Named Virginia Beach Sports Club Female Athlete of the Year...Team captain as a senior as well as 1st team all-Tidewater...An all-district basketball player as well...An Honor Roll member and honors graduate...Worked as an assistant athletic trainer...

PeRSONAL - Paige Alexandra Childers was born Sept. 2, 1990 in Subic Bay, Phillipines...The daughter of Clarence and Pat Childers is majoring in Political Science.



MeeT THe seniOR cAptAins

29 Corey RigbySr. - Attack - Falmouth, Mass. - Falmouth HS

2010 (JUNIOR) – Saw action in 12 matches...scored one goal against Virginia Wesleyan College and had an assist against Bridgewater College...

2009 (SOPHOMORe) - Played in eight games earn-ing one assist against Washington and Lee...

2008 (FReSHMAN) - Saw action in five games...

AT FALMOUTH - An Atlantic Coast League all-star as a senior and named to the high school Best of 60...Scored 21 goals and was a Bay State Games selection...An honors graduate...

PeRSONAL - Corey Joanne Rigby was born Feb. 20, 1990 in Newburyport, Mass... She iss the daughter of Gerry and Diane Rigby...Her twin sister Kelsey also plays field hockey at CNU...Also has a sister Dawn (23)...Majoring in Political Science with a double minor in u.S. National Security and Religous Studies.


10 Brianna MilneSr. - Defense - Virginia Beach, Va. - Cox HS

2010 (JUNIOR) – Started all 19 games...scored four goals, one of which being the only goal scored and game winner in the 1-0 match against Lynchburg College...also had one assist in the game against Limestone College...made defensive saves against Salisbury, Frostburg State and Lynchburg...honored on the 2010 All-Region Second Team by The National Field Hockey Coaches Association...

2009 (SOPHOMORe) - Had two defensive saves, two assists, and one game winning goal...earned a spot on both the 2nd team all-region and 2nd team all-state teams...

2008 (FReSHMAN) - Started all 19 games that she played...Scored the game-winning goal against eastern Mennonite...A member of the USA South all-academic team...

AT COX - earned 1st team all-state, all-region, all-Beach District and all-Tidewater in her senior sea-son...Played for coach Julie Swain...Graduated with honors...Was Chairperson of the Miss Cox Pageant and a member of Virtual enterprise Business...Did charity volunteer work...

PeRSONAL - Brianna Linnae Milne was born April 4, 1990 in Oahu, Hawaii...She is the daughter of Michael Milne and Patrick and Melissa Connolly and is majoring in Biology...Has three brothers, Michael Connolly (16), Jared Milne (25), and Zachary Milne (27) and a sister Katlin Milne (24).

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points DSv2008 19 19 1 0 2 12009 19 19 1 2 4 22010 19 19 4 1 9 3 Career 57 57 6 3 15 6


16 Lindsay HendricksJr. - Attack - Chesapeake, Va. - Hickory HS

2010 (SOPHOMORe) – Saw action in 11 games as an injury side-lined her for much of the sea-son...contributed one assist against Stevenson university...

2009 (FReSHMAN) - Saw action in 16 games and contributed three goals and two assists...

AT HICKORY - earned first team all-Southeast-ern District honors in her senior year and was second team as a junior...Led coach Hannah Jones’ team in scoring both years...

MeeT THe seniOR/JuniOR CaPTaiNS

3 Caitlin CahillJr. - Midfield - Virginia Beach, Va. - Bayside HS

2010 (SOPHOMORe) – Started all 18 games she played...scored eight goals and had five assists...ranked 2nd on the team for points with 21...was the category leader for game winning goals with four...found a place on The National Field Hockey Coaches Association’s 2010 First Team All-Region roster...

2009 (FReSHMAN) - Had 17 starts with a total of 20 games played... scored three goals and had two assists...

AT BAYSIDe - Named second team all-Tidewater as a senior as well as 1st team all-Beach District...

30 Kelsey RigbySr. - Attack - Falmouth, Mass. - Falmouth HS

2010 (JUNIOR) – Played in 17 games...scored in matches against Rhodes College, Virginia Wesleyan College, and McDaniel College giving her three goals total...

2009 (SOPHOMORe) - Saw action in 15 games and had two starts...contributed six goals and one assist...

2008 (FReSHMAN) - Played in five contests in her first year at CNU...

AT FALMOUTH - earned all-star status from the Atlantic Coast League as a senior...Named to the MIAA Best of 60 and was a Bay State Games selec-tion...Scored 19 goals...A member of the National Honor Society and Math Honor Society...

PeRSONAL - Kelsey Nicole Rigby was born Feb. 20, 1990 in Newburyport, Mass...Majoring in Biology and is the daughter of Gerry and Diane Rigby... Also has a twin sister Corey who plays field hockey at CNu and another sister, Dawn (23). Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points

2008 5 0 0 0 02009 15 2 6 1 132010 17 0 3 0 6 Career 37 2 9 1 19

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points2009 20 17 3 2 82010 18 18 8 5 21 Career 38 35 11 7 29


In her junior and sophomore years she was 2nd team all-district...Played for coach Meredith Roguni...Also played soccer, ran track and was on the diving team...

PeRSONAL - Caitlin Flowers Cahill was born Feb. 22, 1991 in Virginia Beach, Va... She is the daughter of Sharon Cahill and is majoring in Biology...Has a brother C. John (17).

PeRSONAL - Lindsay Nicole Hendricks was born Aug. 3, 1991 in Vorhees, N.J...She is the daughter of Martha and Jerry Hendricks and is a Communications major...Has a sister Lauren (23) and a twin brother Jared.


MeeT THe JuniOR CaPTaiNS

11 Chrissy KureckiJr. - Attack - Richmond, Va. - L.C. Bird HS

2010 (SOPHOMORe) – Saw action in 18 games and started 16 of them...scored four goals, two of which were game winners...had four assists...took 52 shots with 37 on goal making her the leader in both categories...

2009 (FReSHMAN) - earned 14 starts and scored four goals...Named CNU athlete of the week in October 2009 and was named honorable mention rookie of the week by womensfield-hockey.com...

AT L.C. BIRD - Named 1st team all-region and all-Dominion District as a senior...In her junior year she was 2nd team all-region and 1st team all-district and as a sophomore she was 2nd team

8 Breanne LoweJr. - Midfield - Suffolk, Va. - Nansemond River HS

2010 (SOPHOMORe) – Saw action in 15 games and earned a start against Washington and Lee...had an assist against Stevenson...

2009 (FReSHMAN) - Saw action in 15 games with one start against Salisbury...had one assist...

AT NANSeMOND RIVeR - earned honorable mention all-region honors and was 1st team all-Southeastern District...She was coach Dar-ryl Yandle’s team captain for two years...An Honor Roll student and won VHSSL honors...A member of Beta Club and helped with the Adopt-a-Highway program...

21 Sarah WisterJr. - Defense - Yorktown, Va. - Grafton HS

2010 (SOPHOMORe) – Played and started in all 19 games...scored five goals with two being game winners against Washington and Mary Washington...made four out of five penalty strokes taken...

2009 (FReSHMAN) - earned 15 game starts and contributed one defensive save...

AT GRAFTON - An all-state selection as well as all-region and 1st team all-Bay Rivers District playing for coach Donald Samuels...Also selec-tion for the U-19 National Futures team...earned



Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points DSv2009 20 17 0 0 0 12010 19 19 5 0 10 0 Career 39 36 5 0 10 1

all-district...1st team all-metro as a senior...On the all-academic team all four years...Played for coach elaine Williamson...Also played soccer and was in the marching band...

PeRSONAL - Christina Noel Kurecki was born April 1, 1990 in Fort Walton Beach, Fla...She is the daughter of Michael Kurecki and Theresa Noel and is majoring in Sociology...Has a sister Jackie (23) who is also a field hockey player.

PeRSONAL - Breanne elizabeth Lowe was born June 16, 1991 in Newport News, Va...She’s a Psychology major and the daughter of Thomas and Caron Lowe...Has a brother Brandon (17).

highest academic honors...Was a member of the National Honor Society and worked with the Reading Ambassador’s program...

PeRSONAL - Sarah N. Wister was born March 5, 1991 in Honolulu, Hawaii...She’s a Fine Studio Arts major and the daughter of Dale and Luci Wister...Has a sister Kiana (17).


MeeT THe sOphOMORe CaPTaiNS

24Marcy HoathSo. - Midfield/DefenseAlexandria, Va. Mount Vernon HS

2010 (FReSHMAN) – Saw action in 17 games earning starts against Kenyon and Johns Hopkins...

AT MOUNT VeRNON - A first team all-district and first team all-region selection...Chosen to the District Tournment Team...Played under coach Jessica Hebel...Graduated with a 4.2 GPA...Member of the National Honor Society...

PeRSONAL - Marcy Kincaide Hoath was born on June 30, 1992 in Alexandria, Va....She’s a biology major and the daughter of Bryan and Wanda Hoath...Has three sisters; Ashley (23), Beverly (21), and Shelley (20).

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points2010 17 2 0 0 0

13Chelsea HinesSo. - MidfieldHampton, Va. Kecoughtan HS

2010 (FReSHMAN) – Saw action in 11 games in her initial season earning two assists in the match against Virginia Wesleyan College...

AT KeCOUGHTAN - A four year midfielder for coach Scotty Tyson...Team was district champions...also played soccer all four years for coach Jen Mangus...Member of the National Honor Society and French Honor Society...

PeRSONAL - Chelsea e. Hines was born October 8, 1991 in Clovis, N.M....She’s a Biology: Pre-Pharmacy major and is the daughter of Anthony and Kelly Hines...Has one sister Kylie (25).


55Julie CollinsSo. - GoalkeeperOxford, Pa. St. Mark’s HS

2010 (FReSHMAN) – Saw action in four games against Stevenson university, Virginia Wesleyan College, Kenyon College, and Limestone College...made five saves and only allowed two goals in 49:11 minutes of play for a .714 save percentage...

AT ST. MARK’S - Played field hockey for coach Bill eich-inger and were Conference Champions all four years...Was a Girls on the Run volunteer and volunteered at the CYO Field Hockey Program...

PeRSONAL - Julie Nicole Collins was born on January 5, 1992 in Newark, Del...Daughter of Pam and Kevin Collins and has three sisters, Gabrielle (14), Katie (12), and emily (11)...A Business major and aspires to own her own business.

Year GP-GS Min GA GaAvg Saves SavePct W L T SO Shots2010 4-0 49:11 2 2.85 5 .714 0 0 0 0.0 8

7Kelsey ClarkSo. - DefenseArlington, Va. Washington-Lee HS

2010 (FReSHMAN) – Saw action in games against Ste-venson, Frostburg, Kenyon, Mary Washington, eastern Mennonite, Bridgewater, and Limestone...

AT WASHINGTON-Lee - The National District Player of the Year her senior year...First team all-National District for three years...First team all-region and selected to national district tournament team her junior and senior seasons...Played for coach Beth Prange...Received the Better Sports Club of Arlington field hockey sportsmanship award...Valedictorian of her senior class...

PeRSONAL - Kelsey Marie Clark was born on Febru-ary 29, 1992 in Arlington, Va...Daughter of Brian and Christina Clark...A mathematics major......Has one sister Kirby (17).

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points DSv2010 7 0 0 0 0 0


MeeT THe sOphOMORe CaPTaiNS

20Shelby JudkinsSo. - AttackHampton, Va. Bethel HS

2010 (FReSHMAN) – Contributed in 11 games of the season...scored two goals in the game against Stevenson university and one against Limestone College...

AT BeTHeL - A two-time first team all-district selection for coach Robert Bradsher...A member of the National Honor Society...

PeRSONAL - Shelby Snow Judkins was born on Decem-ber 5, 1991 in Hampton, Va....She’s a Biology/Pre-med major and the daughter of Kenny and Deanna Judkins...Has one brother K.C. (22).

25Sarah SmithSo. - DefenseWilliamsburg, Va. Walsingham Academy

2010 (FReSHMAN) – Saw playing time in eight games of her debut season with the Captains, two of which being Rowan university and Bridgewater College...

AT WALSINGHAM - A first team all-conference, first team all state, and Division II all-tournament team selection under coach Tess ellis...A member of the National Honor Society, Key Club and the Operation Smile Club.....A member of STAND and Operation Smile at CNU...

PeRSONAL - Sarah Marie Smith was born July 25, 1992 in Williamsburg, Va....She is the daughter of Nuria Smith and has not yet decided on a major.


6Marlene LichtySo. - AttackChesapeake, Va. Western Branch HS

2010 (FReSHMAN) – earned seven starts and saw playing time in all 19 games...scored one goal against Rhodes College...contributed assists against Frostburg State and Virginia Wesleyan...

AT WeSTeRN BRANCH - A first team all-southeastern district and second team all-region selection her senior year...Winner of the Sportsmanship Award and Scholar Athlete Award...Played under coach Dawn Smith...Member of the National Honor Society and a student ambassador...

PeRSONAL - Marlene Lydia Lichty was born on Sep-tember 17, 1992 in Gloucester, Mass...She is a Physics major and the daughter of Loren and Nancy Lichty...She has one brother Loren, Jr. (21) and two sisters Marion (20) and Nicole (17).


26Tori KellySo. - DefenseManassas, Va. Osbourn Park HS

2010 (FReSHMAN) – earned one start against Frostburg State and saw action in a total of eight games...made a defensive save against Virginia Wesleyan...

AT OSBOURN PARK - A first team all-Cardinal District, first team All-Region and honorable mention all-state selection her senior year...A first team all-Cardinal District and second team All-State selection in lacrosse.playing for Kate Thomas who coached field hockey and lacrosse...Graduated Magna Cum Laude...Member of the National Honor Society...On the NFHCA All-Academic team...

PeRSONAL - Victoria elizabeth Kelly was born October 9, 1991 in Woodbridge, Va....She’s a Biology major who aspires to be an orthopedic surgeon...She’s the daughter of James and Anita Kelly...Has one sister Courtenay (21).




MeeT THe sOphOMORe/new CaPTaiNS

27Hilary St. MarySo. - ForwardYorktown, Va. York HS

2010 (FReSHMAN) – earned playing time in 12 games...scored one goal in the season opener against Randolph-Macon...

AT HAYFIeLD - A first team all-dsitrict selection as a senior...Offensive MVP her junior and senior years...Coached by Jihoon Shin and Lauren White...Also a four-year soccer player where she earned second team all-district honors as a senior...Volunteered as a soccer and field hockey coach...

PeRSONAL - Meghan e. Sullivan was born on April 29, 1992 in Omaha, N.e....She’s a biology major and the daughter of Tim and Brenda Sullivan...Has a sister emma (9) and a brother Jack (7).

2010 (FReSHMAN) – earned 11 game starts and saw playing time in all 19 competitions of the season...scored a total of two goals in the games against Limestone Col-lege and Virginia Wesleyan...

AT MeNCHVILLe - A first team all-district player all four years...Second team all-region her senior year...First team Daily Press all star...Broke the school record for goals scored...Member of the National Honor Society...

PeRSONAL - Jordan Shay Snider was born on July 17, 1992 in Newport News, Va....She’s a biology major and the daughter of Jody and Loyd Snider...Has one brother Zach (22) and a sister Samantha (17).

9Jordan SniderSo. - AttackNewport News, Va. Menchville HS

12Meghan SullivanSo. - AttackAlexandria, Va. Hayfield Secondary School



2010 (FReSHMAN) – Scored one goal for the Captains and played in seven games...

AT YORK - A first team all-district, first team all-region and second team all-state selection her senior year...Played under coach Jacque Mayer, a two-time All-American 2008 graduate of CNU...A 4H Camp Counselor and a youth ministry worker at St. Joan of Arc Parish...

PeRSONAL - Hilary Lynn St. Mary was born on July 23, 1992 in Omaha, Nebr....She has not yet chosen a major and plans on becoming a physical therapist...She is the daughter of Kevin and Cathy St. Mary and has two sisters; Lauren (21) and Hannah (16)...Her sister Lauren played field hockey at Virginia Wesleyan Col-lege for two years.


14Lauren CheathamFr. - ForwardNewport News, Va. Denbigh HS

AT DeNBIGH – Played four years for coach Lindsay Olsen and won the district championship her senior year…District Player of the Year her senior year…First team All-District her sophomore through senior years…First team All-Region her junior and senior years…U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award recipient…Member of the Key club and Student Council Association.

PeRSONAL – Lauren Nicole Cheatham was born on October 31, 1992 in Hampton, Va…She is the daughter of Donna and Brian Cheatham and has two sisters, Brittany (19), and Rachel (16)…Has not decided on a major…Favorite sports personality is Mia Hamm.


MeeT THe new cAptAins

1Belle TunstallFr. - ForwardVienna, Va. James Madison HS

AT JAMeS MADISON – Played field hockey for four years for coach ehrsam…An all-district selection her junior and senior years and an all-region selection her senior year…Received the Award for Academic excellence in Government her senior year…A volunteer junior leader for the Kings Chapel youth group…Also an all-district and all-region soccer player.

PeRSONAL – Belle Dannelly Tunstall was born on October 5, 1992 in Fairfax, Va…She is the daughter of John and Holly Tunstall and has a sister, Varian (22)…An early Childhood education major at CNU and aspires to be a kindergarten teacher.

18Taylor YoungFr. - MidfielderSuffolk, Va. Lakeland HS

AT LAKeLAND – Played four years of field hockey for coach Tara Worley and won the district championship all four years, the regional championship twice and state championship her senior year with a 23-0 record…First team All-District, first team All-Region and second team All-State her senior year…Participated in National Futures Tournament twice and Junior Olympics one year…Honors graduate…Member of the Anchor club and the American Sign Language club.

PeRSONAL – Taylor Anne Young was born on May 5, 1993 in Suffolk, Va…She is the daughter of Gregg and Sandy Young and has a brother, Cody (22)…A biology and art major…Dream vacation is to Italy.

15Allie HackbarthFr. - DefenderHereford, Md. Hereford HS

AT HeReFORD – Played four years of field hockey for coaches Wilson and Mundie…Won the county championship her sophomore through senior years and won regionals and states her junior year…An all-county first team selection and honorable mention all-state selection her senior year…Member of the National Honor Society and a National Merit Scholar Honorable Mention.

PeRSONAL – Allie Marie Hackbarth was born on April 25, 1993 in Baltimore, Md…She is the daughter of Jon and Arlene Hackbarth and a History major…The Harry Potter series are her favorite movies.

0Caitlin CollettiFr. - GoalkeeperSeverna Park, Md. Severna Park HS

AT SeVeRNA PARK – Played four years of field hockey for coach Lil Shelton…Won regionals and states her junior year and regionals her senior year…An honor roll student throughout high school.

PeRSONAL – Caitlin elizabeth Colletti was born January 4, 1993 in Annapolis, Md…She is the daughter of Karen Whaley and Lou Colletti and has a brother, Jason (28), and a sister, Samantha (7)…Has chosen Biology as her major…If she could play any musical instrument it would be the guitar.

19Dani PerinoFr. - DefenderAbiline, TexasTabb HS (Va.)

AT TABB – Played four years of field hockey for coach Wendy Wilson and won four district championships, three regional championships and three state championships…A first team All-District, second team All-Region and honorable mention All-State selection…All-Star athlete for the Daily Press…Honor student…Member of the girls ensemble and jazz choir.

PeRSONAL – Danielle L. Perino was born on April 11, 1992 in Abilne, Texas…She is the daughter of Pauline and Peter Perino and has a sister, Samantha (22), who was a gymnast at the University of Illinois…Has not decided on a major...Favorite books are the Twilight series.99

Jamie DowlingJr. - GoalkeeperYorktown, Va.Grafton HS

Before CNU – Played two years at Division I Towson University where she earned second team All-Conference honors in her first season…Played four years at Grafton HS for coach Don Samuels where they were state runners-up her junior year and regional champions her senior year…A second team All-District and honorable mention All-Region selection her senior year…Member of the National Honor Society…Graduated Magna Cum Laude…Won the Grade excellence Award…Member of FCA and Green Team.

Personal – Jamie A. Dowling was born on April 4, 1991 in North Kingstown, R.I…She is the daughter of Len and Chris Dowling and has a brother, Patrick (23), and two sisters, Caitlin (22), and Katie (13)…A biology/pre-vet major…Aspires to be a veterinarian.


2010 Review

The 2010 field hockey team advanced to the NCAA tournament for the fifth consecu-tive year after compiling a 15-3 record in regular season play. The Captains started the season ranked 12th in the Kookabura/National Field Hockey Coaches Associa-tion (NFHCA) Preseason poll and moved to #7 during the season before ending at #10 in the final poll.

In just their third game of the season the Captains faced defending national cham-pion and #1 ranked Salisbury university where they suffered a heartbreaking 1-0 double overtime loss. But the Captains came back to win the next 10 games to improve to 12-1 before suffering their sec-ond loss of the season to Johns Hopkins (3-2). The 10-game winning streak included victories over Lynchburg, Washington and Lee, Wesley, Washington and Mary Wash-ington.

After a pair of wins against eastern Men-nonite and Bridgewater the Captains fell to

Rowan for their final loss in regular season. They bounced back with a 6-0 win over Limestone to end the regular season.

The #10 Captains received a bid to the NCAA tournament for the fifth consecutive year and faced #11 Lynchburg College in the first round and fell 1-0 at home after beating the Hornets 1-0 in regular season play.

Senior defender Katelyn Yandle led the Captains with 14 goals and four assists for 34 points on the year. She also led the team with junior Brianna Milne in defensive saves with three. Sophomore midfielder Caitlin Cahill ranked second on the team in points with 21 from eight goals and five assists, including four game-winning goals.

Junior goalkeeper Brittany Bradsher played all but 49 minutes in the cage for the Cap-tains and compiled 102 saves and only al-lowed 17 goals for a save percentage of .857, ranking her fourth in all of Division III for save percentage.

Stephanie Bair

emma Mehrabi


2010 Review

Four Captains were honored on the Virginia All-State first team; Caitlin Ca-hill in the midfield, Brianna Milne and Katelyn Yandle on defense and Brit-tany Bradsher in goal. Cahill and Yan-dle were both named to the NFHCA All-Region first team while Milne was named to the second team.

Yandle became the fifth Captain in his-tory to be named a Longstreth/NFHCA All-American as she was selected to the third team. She, along with Milne and sophomore Sarah Wister held op-ponents to 9.4 shots per game while the Captains were able to take 21.3 shots per game.

Yandle, Bradsher and senior Taylor Har-rell all moved into CNu’s all-time lists with their performances in 2010. Yandle’s 14 goals and four assists moved her into 7th in points in a season with 32, 6th in goals in a season, 5th in career points with 75, 5th in career goals with 29 and tied for 5th in

career assists with 17. Harrell sits in 8th for both career points with 61 and career goals with 24. She is also ranked 2nd in career assists with 24. Bradsher moved into 2nd in saves in a season with 102 and is 4th in career saves with 103.

Taylor Harrell

Kylie Cale

Katelyn Yandle


2010 stAts

## Name GP-GS Min. Ga Gaavg Svs Pct W L T ShO 0 BRADSHER, Brittany 19-19 1340:03 17 0.89 102 .857 15 4 0 5.0 55 COLLINS, Julie 4-0 49:11 2 2.85 5 .714 0 0 0 0.0 Total............... 19 1389:14 19 0.96 107 .849 15 4 0 7 Opponents........... 19 1389:14 61 3.07 227 .788 4 15 0 3

2010 Statistics SHOTS ## Player GP-GS G a Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GC-yC-RC GW PS-att DSv 17 YANDLE, Katelyn 19-19 14 4 32 34 .412 27 .794 0-0-0 1 0-0 3 3 CAHILL, Caitlin 18-18 8 5 21 46 .174 35 .761 0-0-0 4 0-0 0 18 HARRELL, Taylor 19-19 6 0 12 41 .146 23 .561 0-0-0 2 0-0 0 11 KURECKI, Chrissy 18-16 4 4 12 52 .077 37 .712 1-0-0 2 0-0 0 14 CALE, Kylie 19-19 3 6 12 45 .067 30 .667 1-0-0 1 0-0 0 21 WISTER, Sarah 19-19 5 0 10 7 .714 7 1.000 0-0-0 2 4-5 0 10 MILNE, Brianna 19-19 4 1 9 16 .250 14 .875 1-0-0 1 0-0 3 22 CHILDERS, Paige 16-8 3 1 7 36 .083 21 .583 1-0-0 1 0-0 0 30 RIGBY, Kelsey 17-0 3 0 6 11 .273 8 .727 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 20 JUDKINS, Shelby 11-0 3 0 6 7 .429 5 .714 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 9 SNIDER, Jordan 19-11 2 0 4 16 .125 10 .625 0-0-0 0 0-1 0 6 LICHTY, Marlene 19-7 1 2 4 35 .029 25 .714 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 19 BAIR, Stephanie 19-19 1 2 4 27 .037 22 .815 1-0-0 0 0-2 2 4 MEHRABI, Emma 19-11 1 2 4 8 .125 6 .750 0-1-0 0 0-0 0 29 RIGBY, Corey 12-0 1 1 3 2 .500 2 1.000 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 12 SULLIVAN, Meghan 12-0 1 0 2 7 .143 4 .571 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 27 ST. MARY, Hilary 7-0 1 0 2 2 .500 2 1.000 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 13 HINES, Chelsea 11-0 0 2 2 0 .000 0 .000 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 16 HENDRICKS, Lindsay 11-0 0 1 1 3 .000 3 1.000 1-0-0 0 0-0 0 8 LOWE, Breanne 15-1 0 1 1 3 .000 2 .667 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 15 BROOKOVER, Dana 6-0 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 24 HOATH, Marcy 17-2 0 0 0 4 .000 4 1.000 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 26 KELLY, Tori 8-1 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0-0 0 0-0 1 55 COLLINS, Julie 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 25 SMITH, Sarah 8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 7 CLARK, Kelsey 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 1-0-0 0 0-0 0 5 CHERRY, Lauren 8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 2 MCGEE, Zoe 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 0 BRADSHER, Brittany 19-19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0-0 0 0-0 0 Total............... 19 61 33 155 404 .151 289 .715 7-1-0 14 4-8 9 Opponents........... 19 19 13 51 178 .107 119 .669 4-1-0 4 0-0 22


2010 Results

In the record book in 2010:

Katelyn Yandle 7th in points in a season with 32 (14g, 4a)• 6th in goals in a season with 14• 5th in career points with 75 (29g, 17a)• 5th in career goals with 29• Tied for 5th in career assists with 17•

Taylor Harrell 8th for career points with 61 (24g, 13a)• 8th in career goals with 24• 2nd in career assists with 24•

Brittany Bradsher 2nd in saves in a season with 102• 4th in career saves with 103•

2010 ResultsDATe OPPONeNT W/L SCORe Sep 01 Randolph-Macon W 5-1Sep 05 Rhodes W 5-0 Sep 08 at #1 Salisbury L 2OT 0-1 Sep 11 vs McDaniel (Md.) W 3-0 Sep 12 vs Stevenson (Md.) W 6-1 Sep 18 #15 Lynchburg W 1-0Sep 19 Frostburg State W 4-1 Sep 22 at Virginia Wesleyan W 9-0 Sep 26 at Washington and Lee W 3-0 Oct 02 at Wesley W 2-1 Oct 03 at Washington College W OT 3-2 Oct 08 Kenyon W 4-2 Oct 09 Mary Washington W 3-1 Oct 18 at Johns Hopkins L 2-3 Oct 23 at eastern Mennonite W O2 3-2 Oct 24 Bridgwater W 2-0 Oct 30 vs #18 Rowan L 0-3 Nov 06 vs Limestone W 6-0 Nov 10 #11 Lynchburg L 0-1


To be a top team in Division III takes an immense amount of effort from the student-athletes. The following are qualities expected of the Christopher Newport University Field Hockey student-athletes.

We want women who are • serious about their academic progress and futures.We want women who have • loyalty, pride, and always carry an optimistic attitude about Christopher Newport University and the Field Hockey program.We want women who • will work at EVERYTHING to be better field hockey players.We want women who • embody the TEAM concept and will give themselves in an unselfish manner for the best of the team.We want women who will • motivate and respect all their teammates by sharing, contributing, and celebrating in their teammates’ successes with a balance of healthy competition.We want women who • choose honesty and integrity as a means of effective communication while observing empathy.We want women who will continue to • positively reflect the program by displaying strong moral character on and off the field and cultivate positive relationships with the University and surrounding community.We want women who are • passionate about the sport of field hockey!

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CNU plAyeR expectAtiOns

aLUMNi PROFiLe: kim tomlinTOMLIN FACTS

Graduated in 2010 with a degree in Business Administration with a • concentration in MarketingPlayed 3 years at CNU after transferring from Virginia Wesleyan• 2010 Nominee for NCAA Woman of the Year•

TOMLIN HONORS2009

2nd team NFHCA All-America• 2nd team Womensfieldhockey.com All-America• 1st team NFHCA All-South Region• 1st team Virginia Sports Information Director’s All-State •

20082nd team NFHCA All-America• 2nd team Womensfieldhockey.com All-America• 1st team NFHCA All-South Region• 1st team Virginia Sports Information Director’s All-State •

TOMLIN STATS

TOMLIN Q&AWhat are you doing now?“I am now a graduate assistant working towards my M.B.A. at the University of Mary Washington for the field hockey team.”

What is your best field hockey memory at CNU?“My best memory with the team, on the field, would be beating Lynchburg my senior year. Off the field, I guess all of the hanging out with the team is always a good time!”

What advice would you give to current players and incoming freshmen? “My advice would be to just work hard and have fun!”

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points Def. Saves2007 18 1 3 3 9 02008 20 20 9 2 20 12009 20 20 5 4 14 6Career 58 41 17 9 43 7


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CNU field hockey is heading to the Olympics in the United Kingdom the summer of 2012!

The Captains have been hosting camps and clinics for three years to raise money for the opportunity to travel to europe to broaden their field hockey and personal horizons. The timing is perfect as London is hosting the summer Olympics in 2012!

The team will:

Attend TWO Olympic hockey games! The Captains were able to • secure tickets right before they sold out and will enjoy watching and learning from field hockey being played at the highest level.Spend nine days traveling throughout Scotland and england • sightseeing in edinburgh, Stirling, Loch Lamond, Warwick Castle, Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford, London and more.Gain international field hockey experience as they play three com-• petitive matches against local club teams.

Head Coach Carrie Moura feels it is important for the team to experience field hockey from an international perspective and plans for each student athlete to have the opportunity to play abroad once in her four-year career. The Captains traveled to the Dominican Republic in 2008 and played the Dominican National Team in a series of games.

Hockey Centre in Olympic Park, London


Points in a Game22 Wendy Wilson vs. Trinity, 9/28/019 Megan McCreedy vs. Sweet Briar, 10/8/037 Wendy Wilson vs. Sweet Briar, 10/15/007 Ashley Traylor vs. Randolph-Macon, 9/13/066 Several times

Goals in a Game9 Wendy Wilson vs. Trinity, 9/28/014 Megan McCreedy vs. Sweet Briar, 10/8/033 Wendy Wilson vs. Sweet Briar, 10/15/003 Wendy Wilson vs. Va. Wesleyan, 10/16/013 Megan McCreedy vs. Catawba, 9/4/043 Ashley Hay vs. Sweet Briar, 9/19/043 Megan McCreedy vs. Roanoke, 10/17/043 Ashley Traylor vs. Lynchburg, 9/20/063 Ashley Traylor vs. Bridgewater, 10/21/06 3 Kelsey Rigby vs. Sweet Briar, 9/1/093 Katelyn Yandle vs. Limestone, 10/31/09

Assists in a Game4 Wendy Wilson vs. Trinity, 9/28/014 Haylie Black vs. Roanoke, 9/17/063 Samantha Howard vs. Mary Baldwin, 10/22/04

Saves in a Game24 Samantha Pelstring vs. Mary Washington, 10/19/0322 Elizabeth Werbiskis vs. Salisbury, 9/14/0320 Elizabeth Werbiskis vs. Longwood, 10/18/0218 Elizabeth Werbiskis vs. Bridgewater, 10/24/0318 Elizabeth Werbiskis vs. Mary Washington, 10/20/02

Yearly LeadersYear Goals Assists Points2000 Wendy Wilson 10 Wendy Wilson

Sarah Hastings44

Wendy Wilson 24

2001 Wendy Wilson 21 Wendy Wilson 10 Wendy Wilson 522002 Wendy Wilson 10 Wendy Wilson 5 Wendy Wilson 252003 Megan McCreedy 8 Ashley Roberson

Jonelle Hanson33

Megan McCreedy 18

2004 Megan McCreedy 15 Samantha Howard 9 Megan McCreedy 382005 Anne Gehring 13 Lynsi Matthews 5 Anne Gehring 292006 Ashley Traylor 20 Haylie Black 13 Ashley Traylor 462007 Haylie Black

Diana Golden1010

Haylie Black 11 Haylie Black 31

2008 Haylie BlackKim Tomlin

99

Kylie Cale 12 Haylie Black 24

2009 Taylor Harrell 16 Katelyn Yandle 9 Taylor Harrell 362010 Katelyn Yandle 14 Kylie Cale 6 Katelyn Yandle 32

Team RecordsGOaLSGame 15 vs. Trinity (D.C.), 9/28/01Season 67 in 2004 & 2006

aSSISTSGame 12 vs. Trinity (D.C.), 9/28/01Season 49 in 2006

POINTSGame 42 vs. Trinity (D.C.), 9/28/01Season 183 in 2006

SHuTOuTSSeason 10 in 2007

SaVESGame 24 vs. Bridgewater, 9/15/00Season 192 in 2001

GOaLS aGaINST aVERaGESeason 0.91 in 2005

Most Victories 16 in 2007Fewest Victories 6 in 2002 and 2003Most Losses 8 in 2003Fewest Losses 3 in 2004 and 2007, 2009Most Consecutive Wins 15 in 2007Most Consecutive Losses 5 in 2002Most Consecutive Shutouts 8 in 2007Best Winning Percentage .842 in 2007All-Time Home Record 68-14 (.829)All-Time Road Record 51-32 (.614)All-Time Neutral Record 9-6 (.600)Most Goals in Single Game 15 vs. Trinity (D.C.), 2001Most Goals Allowed in Single Game 11 vs. Salisbury, 2001

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Points in a Season52 Wendy Wilson (21g, 10a) - 200146 Ashley Traylor (20g, 6a) - 200638 Megan McCreedy (15g, 8a) - 200436 Taylor Harrell (16g, 4a) - 200934 Jennifer Byrum (17g) - 200133 Haylie Black (10g, 13a) - 200632 Katelyn yandle (14g, 4a) - 201031 Haylie Black (10g,11a), - 200730 Diana Golden (10g, 10a) - 200629 Anne Gehring (13g, 3a) - 2005

Goals in a Season21 Wendy Wilson - 200120 Ashley Traylor - 200617 Jennifer Byrum - 200116 Taylor Harrell - 200915 Megan McCreedy - 200414 Katelyn yandle - 201013 Anne Gehring - 200513 Haylie Black - 200612 Ashley Traylor - 200510 Several times

Assists in a Season13 Haylie Black - 200612 Kylie Cale - 2008 11 Haylie Black - 200710 Wendy Wilson - 200110 Diana Golden - 20069 Samantha Howard - 20049 Katelyn Yandle - 2007 8 Megan McCreedy - 20046 Ashley Traylor - 20066 Kylie Cale - 2010

Saves in a Season127 Samantha Pelstring (26GA, 127 saves) - 2002102 Brittany Bradsher (17Ga, 102 saves) - 201094 elizabeth Werbiskis (20GA, 94 saves) - 200384 emma Stout (25GA, 84 saves) - 200882 emma Stout (22GA, 82 saves) - 2009 80 Amy Snead (11GA, 80 saves) - 200075 Jessica Trosclair (24GA, 75 saves) - 200172 Samantha Pelstring (21GA, 72 saves) - 200362 Courtney Seddon (12GA, 62 saves) - 200158 Ashley Whipple (20GA, 58 saves) - 200655 elizabeth Werbiskis (6GA, 55 saves) - 200152 Samantha Pelstring (15GA, 52 saves) - 2004

Points in a Career101 Wendy Wilson (41g, 19a) - 2000-0292 Ashley Traylor (41g, 10a) - 2005-0785 Megan McCreedy (33g, 19a) - 2001-0494 Haylie Black (32g, 30a) - 2005-0875 Katelyn yandle (29g, 17a) - 2007-10 67 Diana Golden (25g, 17a) - 2004-0764 Anne Gehring (27g, 10a) - 2005-0961 Taylor Harrell (24g, 13a) - 2007-10 49 Ashley Roberson (19g, 11a) - 2001-0447 Brittany Touchard (20g, 7a) - 2004-07

Goals in a Career41 Wendy Wilson - 2000-0241 Ashley Traylor - 2005-0733 Megan McCreedy - 2001-0432 Haylie Black - 2005-0829 Katelyn yandle - 2007-1027 Anne Gehring - 2005-0925 Diana Golden - 2004-0724 Taylor Harrell - 2007-1021 Brittany Touchard - 2004-0719 Ashley Roberson - 2001-04

Assists in a Career30 Haylie Black - 2005-0824 Taylor Harrell - 2007-10 19 Wendy Wilson - 2000-0219 Megan McCreedy - 2001-0417 Diana Golden - 2004-0717 Katelyn yandle - 2007-1011 Ashley Roberson - 2001-0411 Rhiannon Thomasson - 2004-0710 Ashley Traylor - 2005-0710 Anne Gehring - 2005-09

Saves in a Career318 elizabeth Werbiskis (58GA, 318 saves) - 2000-03192 emma Stout (57GA, 192 saves) 2006-09 144 Samantha Pelstring (42GA, 144 saves) - 2003-06103 Brittany Bradsher (20Ga, 103 saves) 2008-1080 Amy Snead (11GA, 80 saves) - 200075 Jessica Trosclair (24GA, 75 saves) - 200162 Courtney Seddon (12GA, 62 saves) - 200159 elexa Nosonchuk (11GA, 59 saves) - 2007-0858 Ashley Whipple (20GA, 58 saves) - 200653 Hannah Brown (12GA, 53 saves) - 2004-05

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Coach Years (Seasons) Record Pct.Lillian Seats 1967-70 (4) 8-9-2 .474Nancy Billger 2000 (1) 8-4 .667June Lugo 2001 (1) 9-5 .643Sue Mancha 2002 (1) 6-7 .462Carrie Moura 2003-10 (8) 105-36 .745

Opponent Record StreakFirst Met

Last Met

Last CNU Win

Last Opp. Win

Last Score

Alvernia 1-0 +1 2006 2006 2006 --- 5-1Bridgewater 9-1 +9 2000 2010 2010 2000 2-0Cabrini 1-0 +1 2009 2009 2009 --- 1-0Catawba 5-0 +5 2003 2008 2008 --- 4-2Catholic 4-4 +3 2001 2008 2008 2005 3-1Davidson 0-2 -2 2006 2007 --- 2007 2-4Denison 1-0 +1 2003 2003 2003 --- 2-1Eastern Mennonite 5-0 +5 2006 2010 2010 --- 3-2 2OTFrostburg St. 9-1 +8 2002 2010 2010 2003 4-1Gettysburg 1-2 -2 2007 2009 2007 2009 0-2Goucher 1-0 +1 2000 2000 2000 --- 2-1Hollins 1-0 +1 2000 2000 2000 --- 4-0Hood 1-0 +1 2002 2002 2002 --- 6-0Johns Hopkins 3-3 -1 2006 2010 2009 2010 2-3Juniata 2-0 +2 2005 2006 2006 --- 4-2Kenyon 1-0 +2 2008 2010 2010 --- 4-2Lebanon Valley 0-1 -1 2006 2006 --- 2006 0-3Limestone 2-0 +2 2009 2010 2010 --- 6-0Longwood 0-1 -1 2002 2002 --- 2002 2-3 OTLynchburg 5-7 -1 2000 2010 2010 2010 0-1Mary Baldwin 3-0 +3 2000 2004 2004 --- 7-1Mary Washington 7-3 +7 2002 2010 2010 2004 3-1McDaniel 3-0 +3 2007 2010 2010 --- 3-0Morrisville St. 1-0 +1 2008 2008 2008 --- 5-0New Jersey, College of 0-1 -1 2008 2008 --- 2008 0-6Notre Dame (Md.) 1-0 +1 2000 2000 2000 --- 3-1Randolph-Macon 10-0 +10 2001 2010 2010 --- 5-1Randolph-Macon W.C. 1-0 +1 2000 2000 2000 --- 1-0Rhodes 2-0 +2 2005 2010 2010 --- 5-0Roanoke 4-3 +4 2001 2006 2006 2003 8-0Rowan 0-2 -2 2009 2010 --- 2010 0-3Salem 1-0 +1 2004 2004 2004 --- 7-0Salisbury 2-9 -3 2001 2010 2007 2010 0-1 2OTShenandoah 4-0 +4 2004 2007 2007 --- 6-0Springfield (Mass.) 0-1 -1 2007 2007 --- 2007 1-2Stevenson 2-0 +2 2009 2010 2010 --- 6-1St. Mary’s 7-2 +3 2001 2009 2009 2006 3-1SUNY-Cortland 0-1 -1 2009 2009 --- 2009 2-4Sweet Briar 6-1 +6 2000 2009 2009 2001 9-0Trinity (D.C.) 1-0 +1 2001 2001 2001 --- 15-0Ursinus (Pa.) 0-2 -2 2007 2008 --- 2008 3-4Villa Julie 2-0 +2 2001 2005 2005 --- 8-1Virginia Wesleyan 5-3 +4 2000 2010 2010 2003 9-0Washington College 1-0 +2 2009 2010 2010 --- 3-2 OTWashington & Lee 7-1 +2 2000 2010 2010 2008 3-0Wesley 1-1 +1 2003 2009 2009 2003 2-1Western Maryland 0-1 -1 2000 2000 --- 2000 3-5Wilson 3-0 +3 2000 2008 2008 --- 4-0

Record vs. All Opponents

Nancy Bilger June Lugo

Sue Mancha Carrie Moura

ReSULTS & ReCORdS

Coaching Records

All-American Katelyn Yandle

Stephanie Bair


ReSULTS & ReCORdS

Year-by-Year Results2000 (8-4)Coach: Nancy BillgerNotre Dame (Md.) 9/3 H/W 3-1 Mary Baldwin 9/8 A/W 1-0* Rand-Mac. WC 9/9 A/W 1-0Bridgewater 9/15 A/L 0-2Washington & Lee 9/16 A/W 2-0Wilson 9/23 H/W 3-0Lynchburg 9/29 H/L 1-6Hollins 9/30 H/W 4-0Va. Wesleyan 10/3 A/L 1-9Sweet Briar 10/15 H/W 4-2 Goucher 10/21 A/W 2-1West. Maryland 10/22 A/L 3-5

2001 (9-5)Coach: June LugoRandolph-Macon 9/5 A/W 6-4Mary Baldwin 9/7 H/W 4-0Sweet Briar 9/9 A/L 3-4*Salisbury 9/20 A/L 0-11Villa Julie 9/22 H/W 2-1Lynchburg 9/23 A/L 1-6Trinity (D.C.) 9/28 A/W 15-0Catholic 9/29 A/L 0-7Bridgewater 10/5 H/W 3-1St. Mary’s 10/14 H/W 3-2Va. Wesleyan 10/16 H/W 5-2Roanoke 10/20 A/L 0-2Washington & Lee 10/21 A/W 2-1Wilson 10/23 A/W 2-1

2002 (6-7)Coach: Sue Mancha Sweet Briar 9/1 H/W 5-0Catholic 9/7 H/L 1-3Salisbury 9/10 A/L 1-4Frostburg St. 9/15 H/W 2-1Randolph-Macon 9/20 H/W 3-1Bridgewater 9/28 A/W 4-2Va. Wesleyan 10/1 A/L 1-2*Roanoke 10/6 H/L 1-2*Longwood 10/8 A/L 2-3*Lynchburg 10/19 H/L 0-4Mary Washington 10/20 A/L 2-3*St. Mary’s 10/23 A/W 2-1**Hood College 10/26 A/W 6-0

2003 (6-8)Coach: Carrie MouraRandolph-Macon 9/3 A/W 2-0Catawba 9/7 H/W 2-1Wesley 9/13 A/L 1-4Denison 9/13 A/W 2-1Salisbury 9/14 A/L 0-4Catholic 9/28 A/L 0-4Roanoke 9/30 A/L 0-7Lynchburg 10/5 A/L 0-3Sweet Briar 10/8 A/W 6-1St. Mary’s (Md.) 10/11 H/W 3-2Virginia Wesleyan 10/17 H/L 0-4Mary Washington 10/19 H/L 0-4Bridgewater 10/24 H/W 3-2*Frostburg St. 10/26 H/L 2-4

2004 (12-3)Coach: Carrie MouraCatawba 9/4 A/W 6-1 Salem 9/5 A/W 2-0Salisbury 9/8 A/L 0-1Randolph-Macon 9/15 H/W 7-1Frostburg St. 9/18 H/W 3-2Sweet Briar 9/19 H/W 7-0Shenandoah 9/25 H/W 11-0Catholic 9/26 H/W 3-2*Bridgewater 10/1 A/W 3-1

Lynchburg 10/3 H/L 3-4Mary Washington 10/6 A/L 0-3St. Mary’s (Md.) 10/9 A/W 3-0Roanoke 10/17 H/W 6-2Mary Baldwin 10/22 H/W 7-1Washington & Lee 10/24 A/W 1-0

2005 (12-4)Coach: Carrie MouraCatawba 9/3 H/W 3-1Salisbury 9/7 H/L 2-4Bridgewater 9/11 H/W 2-1*Lynchburg 9/16 A/L 1-2*Sweet Briar 9/21 A/W 8-0Catholic 9/25 A/L 1-2Randolph-Macon 9/28 A/W 5-1Frostburg St. 10/1 H/W 5-0Washington & Lee 10/2 H/W 4-1Mary Washington 10/5 H/W 4-0Shenandoah 10/11 A/W 7-0Rhodes 10/15 N/W 2-1^Roanoke 10/16 A/W 4-0Villa Julie 10/22 H/W 8-1St. Mary’s (Md.) 10/27 H/L 0-1Juniata 10/29 A/W 1-0

2006 (14-4)Coach: Carrie MouraDavidson 9/2 N/L 0-3Salisbury 9/6 A/L 1-2Johns Hopkins 9/10 H/W 3-1Randolph-Macon 9/13 H/W 8-0Shenandoah 9/16 H/W 13-0Roanoke 9/17 H/W 8-0Lynchburg 9/20 H/W 7-3e. Mennonite 9/28 A/W 2-1Mary Washington 10/4 A/W 4-0Catholic 10/9 A/W 2-1St. Mary’s (Md.) 10/14 A/L 0-1Bridgewater 10/21 A/W 3-0Washington & Lee 10/22 A/W 3-0Juniata 10/28 H/W 4-2Frostburg St. 11/4 A/W 4-2Alvernia1 11/8 H/W 5-1Salisbury2 11/11 N/W 2-1*Lebanon Valley3 11/12 A/L 0-3

2007 (16-3)Coach: Carrie MouraDavidson 9/1 A/L 2-4Catawba 9/2 A/W 3-0Salisbury 9/5 H/W 2-1Gettysburg 9/8 A/W 4-0Randolph-Macon 9/12 A/W 7-0Catholic 9/16 H/W 2-0Shenandoah 9/23 A/W 6-0Virginia Wesleyan 9/26 H/W 2-0Lynchburg 9/29 A/W 2-0Mary Washington 10/3 H/W 2-0St. Mary’s (Md.) 10/6 H/W 2-0Johns Hopkins 10/8 A/W 3-0McDaniel 10/9 A/W 3-2Bridgewater 10/13 H/W 8-2Washington & Lee 10/21 H/W 3-0e. Mennonite 10/23 H/W 6-1Ursinus 10/28 A/L 0-1Frostburg St. 11/3 H/W 4-1Springfield 11/10 N/L 1-2*

2008 (14-6)Coach: Carrie MouraJohns Hopkins5 8/30 N/L 2-8Morrisville St.5 8/31 N/W 5-0Salisbury 9/10 A/L 1-2Gettysburg 9/13 H/L 0-2Catawba 9/14 H/W 4-2

Randolph-Macon 9/17 H/W 5-0McDaniel 9/20 H/W 5-0Virginia Wesleyan 9/24 A/W 4-0Catholic 9/27 H/W 3-1Mary Washington 10/1 A/W 2-1eastern Mennonite 10/4 A/W 1-0Lynchburg 10/8 H/W 3-2Kenyon 10/11 N/W 2-0ursinus 10/13 H/L 3-4St. Mary’s 10/19 A/W 2-0Washington & Lee 10/26 A/L 2-3Wilson4 11/1 N/W 4-0Frostburg St.4 11/2 N/W 4-0Johns Hopkins1 11/12 A/W 2-1Col. of New Jersey211/15 A/L 0-6

2009 (16-4)Coach: Carrie MouraSweet Briar 9/1 H/W 9-0Washington 9/6 H/W 5-2Salisbury 9/9 H/L 1-2Gettysburg 9/12 A/L 0-3Randolph-Macon 9/16 A/W 3-2*Washington & Lee 9/18 H/W 4-1Virginia Wesleyan 9/23 H/W 5-0Mary Washington 9/30 H/W 4-3e. Mennonite 10/4 H/W 2-0Bridgewater 10/7 H/W 5-0Stevenson 10/10 A/W 2-1Rowan 10/12 N/L 0-2St. Mary’s 10/17 H/W 3-1Johns Hopkins 10/24 H/W 3-1Wesley 10/25 H/W 2-1Lynchburg 10/29 A/W 2-1Limestone 10/31 H/W 9-1Frostburg 11/7 A/W 2-0Cabrini1 11/11 H/W 1-0SuNY Cortland2 11/14 N/L 2-4

2010 (15-4)Coach: Carrie MouraRandolph-Macon 9/1 H/W 5-1Rhodes 9/5 H/W 5-0Salisbury 9/8 A/L 0-1**McDaniel 9/11 N/W 3-0Stevenson 9/12 N/W 6-1Lynchburg 9/18 H/W 1-0Frostburg 9/19 H/W 4-1Virginia Wesleyan 9/22 A/W 9-0Washington & Lee 9/26 A/W 3-0Wesley 10/2 A/W 2-1Washington 10/3 A/W 3-2*Kenyon 10/8 H/W 4-2Mary Washington 10/9 H/W 3-1Johns Hopkins 10/18 A/L 2-3eastern Mennonite 10/23 A/W 3-2**Bridgewater 10/24 H/W 2-0Rowan 10/30 N/L 0-3Limestone 11/6 N/W 6-0Lynchburg1 11/10 H/L 0-1

*overtime^penalty strokes1NCAA First Round2NCAA Sweet 163NCAA Elite 84Independent Schools Tr.5Black-Eyed Susan Tr. - Owings Mills, Md.


pOst-seAsOn HONORS

NFHCaall-South Region2005 Jacque Mayer 2nd team2006 Ashley Traylor 1st team Jacque Mayer 1st team Diana Golden 2nd team 2007 Jacque Mayer 1st team Ashley Hay 1st team Diana Golden 2nd team Haylie Black 2nd team2008 Kim Tomlin 1st team Courtney Russ 1st team Haylie Black 2nd team2009 Stephanie Bair 1st team Kim Tomlin 1st team Kylie Cale 2nd team Brianna Milne 2nd team 2010 Katelyn Yandle 1st team Caitlin Cahill 1st team Brianna Milne 2nd team

Virginia Sports Information Directors all-State2005 Hannah Brown 2nd team Anne Gehring 2nd team Jacque Mayer 2nd team2006 Ashley Traylor 1st team Haylie Black 1st team Jacque Mayer 1st team Ashley Whipple 1st team Diana Golden 2nd team

2007 Jacque Mayer 1st team Ashley Hay 1st team elexa Nosunchuk 1st team Haylie Black 2nd team Diana Golden 2nd team2008 Courtney Russ 1st team Haylie Black 1st team Kylie Cale 1st team Kim Tomlin 1st team2009 Kim Tomlin 1st team Stephanie Bair 2nd team Taylor Harrell 2nd team Brianna Milne 2nd team2010 Caitlin Cahill 1st team Brianna Milne 1st team Katelyn Yandle 1st team Brittany Bradsher 1st team

Virginia Sports Information Directors Player of the year2006 Ashley Traylor2007 Jacque Mayer

Virginia Sports Information Directors Rookie of the year2007 elexa Nosunchuk

NFHCa all-america2006 Ashley Traylor 2nd team Jacque Mayer 2nd team

2007 Jacque Mayer 1st team Ashley Hay 2nd team2008 Kim Tomlin 2nd team2009 Kim Tomlin 2nd team2010 Katelyn Yandle 3rd team

WomensFieldHockey.com all-america2006 Ashley Traylor 1st team Jacque Mayer 3rd team2007 Jacque Mayer 1st team Ashley Hay 2nd team2008 Kim Tomlin 2nd team2009 Kim Tomlin 2nd team

Ashley Hay Kim TomlinJacque Mayer Ashley Traylor Katelyn Yandle


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Virginia Sports Information Directors Coach of the year2006 Carrie Moura2007 Carrie Moura2009 Carrie Moura

WomensFieldHockey.com Coach of the year2006 Carrie Moura

National Statistical Leader Save Percentage2007 elexa Nosunchuk

NFHCaall-academic2005 Amber March Amy Suddarth2006 Amber Marsh emma Stout2007 Kylie Cale Katie Germain Natalie Gilbert Amber Marsh emma Mehrabi elexa Nosunchuk

Alston, Ashley 00,01,02Anderson, Lauren 02, 03, 04

Bair, Stephanie 07,08,09,10Baker, Katie 04,05Bass, Frances 67,68Black, Haylie ,05,06,07,08Bossieux, Anda 68Bradsher, Brittany 08,09,10Brannan, Elizabeth 68,69,70,71Broadhurst, Kelly Jo 04,05,06,07Brookover, Dana 09,10Brown, Adele 69Brown, Hannah 04,05Burnette, Brenda 67,68Burns, Abby 00Burns, Melissa 01,02, 03Byrum, Jennifer 01,02,03,04

Cahill, Caitlin 09,10Cale, Kylie 07,08,09,10Castano, Marge 71Charles, Alicia 70Cherry, Lauren 08,09,10Childers, Paige 08,09Clark, Kelsey 10Clinginpeel, Vicky 71Cocke, Carolyn 69,70,71Collins, Julie 10Cooper, Courtney 00,01,02Cralle, Andrea 03Crickenberger, Ashley 00,02, 03Cullen, April 00,01,02, 03Cybulski, Ashley 05,06,07,08

Dawson, Chelsea 08Dingeldein, Linda 67Dusch, Kelsey 06

Emery, Kay 70,71Evans, Kate 03

Fowler, Mary 67Fredo, Samantha 01Freudenberg, Alexandria 08,09

Gardner, Jean 68,69,71Garrett, Diane 69Garrett, Kimberly 00Gauthier, Alexandria 09Gehring, Anne 05,06,07,08,09Germain, Katie 07,08Gilbert, Natalie 06,07Godfrey, Amber 00,01Golden, Diana 04,05,06,07Gooding, Terry 68,69,70Gray, Andrea 07Gray, Linda 67Gunnoe, Haylee 06

Hall, Ashley 06Hanson, Jonelle 01,02, 03, 04Harper, Laura 05Harrell, Taylor 07,08,09,10Hastings 00Hay, Ashley 04,05,06,07Hendricks, Lindsay 09,10Herr, Alicia 67,68,69Hildson, Patty 67,68Hines, Chelsea 10Hoath, Marcy 10Howard, Samantha 04Huddleston, Rose Ann 70Hughes, Sandy 69,70,71

Ireland, Mary 69

All-Time RosterField hockey was one of the first sports started by the young Christopher Newport College. The team played from 1967 to 1971. Listed below are all the players who have played at CNu.

Janczewski, Marcella 05Johnson, Amanda 03, 04Judkins, Shelby 10

Kelly, Lindsay 05Kelly, Tori 10Keenehan, Mary 08,09Kirby, Elaine 01,02Kurecki, Chrissy 09,10Kuykendall, Nicole 05,06,07,08

LaCoy, Lori 69Lawrence, Lynda 00Lia, Shannon 00,01,02Lichty, Marlene 10Lovell, Kathy 69Lowe, Breanne 09,10Lugo, June 00

Marsh, Amber 04,05,06,07Matthews, Lynsi 05Mayer, Jacque 04,05,06,07McArthur, Abbey 03, 04McCreedy, Megan 01,02, 03, 04McGee, Zoe 09,10McKinney, Annette 67Meadows, Amanda 01Mehrabi, Emma 07,08,09,10Meiklejohn, Amanda 03Miller, Ashley 03Milne, Brianna 08,09,10Moore, Carolyn 71Moran, Danielle 06Morgan, Karen 68,69Morris, Jaclyn 00Murphy, Dinah 67,68

Newton, Mary 67Nolan, Monica 03Nosonchuk, Elexa 07,08

Outerbridge, Aleta 71

Pannocchia, Jennifer 06Parker, Kristi 00,01,02, 03Pelstring, Samantha 03, 04,05Personte, Pat 70Pfarr, Megan 00,01,02, 03Phelps, Patsy 67,68Plott, Tena 71Poole, Brenda 67Pryor-Graves, Zuri 06,07

Rance, Amy 00Rawley, Lindsay 06,07Rawls, Mona 67Redfearn, Taylor 08,09Reynolds, Katie 03,04,06Richards, Crys 00Ricks, Suzanne 70Rigby, Corey 08,09,10Rigby, Kelsey 08,09,10Roberson, Ashley 01,02, 03, 04Robinson, Kim 07Rodgers, Maralyn 71Russ, Courtney 06,07,08

Schmidt, Colleen 03, 04Seddon, Courtney 01Shifflett, Kari 03Slingerland, Amanda 00,01,02Smith, Sarah 10Snead, Amy 00Snider, Jordan 10

Spence, Dawn 70St. Mary, Hilary 10Stills, Susan 67Stout, Anna 06,07,08,09Stout, Emma 06,07,08,09Sullivan, Meghan 10Swisher, Katherine 00,01,02, 03

Therault, Pam 71Thomas, Pat 67Thomasson, Rhiannon 04,05,06,07Thompson, Krystle 03Thompson, Megan 02, 03Tomcheck, Sharon 70Tomlin, Kim 07,08,09Touchard, Brittney 04,05,06,07Traylor, Ashley 05,06,07Trosclair, Jessica 01Turner, Jennifer 00

Veach, Jennifer 00

Walker, Lynn 68,69,70Waller, Beverly 04Watson, Carolyn 67Watson, Linda 67,68,69Webster, Michele 67Werbiskis, Elizabeth 00,01,02, 03West, Carol 67Whipple, Ashley 06Wilson, Wendy 00,01,02Wist, Laura 03, 04Wister, Sarah 09,10

Yandle, Katelyn 07,08,09,10


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Lebanon Valley 3, CNU 0Elite 8CNU’s run through its first NCAA tournament ended as host Lebanon Valley took a 3-0 win in the Elite 8.

LVC scored just 12 minutes into the game, and then added second half goals at the 48th minute and 65th to secure the win.

1. 11:20 LVC Steph Marguglio (unassisted) 2. 47:23 LVC Mimi Sullivan Claire Behney 3. 64:15 LVC Alex Wolfe Steph Marguglio

CNU 5, Alvernia 1Playing the first post season game in CNU field hockey history, the 13th-ranked Captains jumped out to a 3-0 lead and coasted to a 5-1 victory over 17th-ranked Alvernia at Captains Field.

It was the first time in school his-tory that a team had won its initial post season contest.

Getting two goals from All-American Ashley Traylor and one from Ashley Hay, CNU had a 3-0 not even 14 minutes into the contest. Alvernia’s Janelle Lynch made the halftime margin 3-1 with a goal less than two minutes before the break.

But CNU put things out of reach as Courtney Russ tallied in the 41st minute and Diana Golden in the 46th. CNU goalie Ashley Whipple made ten saves.

1. 6:23 CNU HAY, Ashley TRAYLOR, Ashley - Penalty corner 2. 11:09 CNU TRAYLOR, Ashley (unassisted) 3. 13:50 CNU TRAYLOR, Ashley BLACK, Haylie; GOLDEN, Diana 4. 33:17 AC Janelle Lynch (unassisted) 5. 40:09 CNU RUSS, Courtney Penalty stroke 6. 45:46 CNU GOLDEN, Diana CYBULSKI, Ashley

CNU 2, Salisbury 1 OTSweet 16Facing the defending national champions for the second time in the season, CNU got a sudden-death overtime goal from Haylie Black to eliminate the Seagulls, 2-1.

The Captains grabbed a 1-0 lead in the 21st minute on a goal by Brittany Touchard. They then kept Salisbury off the board until the 55th minute when Ashley Twigg tied the score.

Black then got loose on a break-away and dodged the keeper for the winning goal with just 1:14 remaining in the overtime.

1. 20:44 CNU TOUCHARD, Brittany DUSCH, Kelsey 2. 54:15 SAL Ashley Twigg Megan Powell 3. 78:46 CNU BLACK, Haylie (unassisted)

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2007 2008Springfield 2, CNU 1 OTSweet 16Playing on a neutral field at Salisbury, Md., CNU took a 1-0 halftime lead, but fell in overtime to the 14th ranked Pride.

The Captains’ Ashley Cybulski tallied at 15:52 of the first half on an assist from Diana Golden.

Springfield tied it midway through the second half and got the winner about three minutes into overtime to advance in the tournament.

1. 15:52 CNU CYBULSKI, Ashley GOLDEN, Diana 2. 45:22 SC Jane Kelleher Emily Murray3. 73:02 SC Allie Eisele Eileen Jenkins

College of New Jersey 6, CNU 0Sweet 16Coming off their exhilerating win over Johns Hopkins, the Captains battled fifth ranked Col-lege of New Jersey to a 1-0 deficit at halftime, but ran out of steam in the second half before falling, 6-0.

TCNJ scored twice in the first three minutes of the seconf half to dash CNU’s hopes of a second trip to the Elite 8 in three years.

1. 6:31 TCNJ Alex Okuniewicz Penalty stroke2. 36:49 TCNJ Leigh Mitchell Maggie rarich3. 37:55 TCNJ Jenny Lubin Jackie Gelinas4. 40:42 TCNJ Leigh Mitchell Kelly Mitchell5. 44:49 TCNJ Leigh Mitchell Alex Okuniewicz6. 54:03 TCNJ Kellyn Riley Leigh Mitchell

CNU 2, Johns Hopkins 1Facing a team that had beaten them, 8-2, in the season, and doing so on the road and at night, the Captains responded with one of their best out-ings of the year and defeated Johns Hopkins, 2-1.

CNU led, 2-0, at halftime after a pair of goals by Haylie Black, coming barely a minute and a half apart late in the first half.

The Blue Jays cut the margin to one goal with less than a minute to play, but the Captains held on for the win.

1. 28:59 CNU Haylie Black Katelyn Yandle 2. 30:35 CNU Haylie Black Anne Gehring3. 69:16 JHU Leah Horton Brittany Bland


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2009

2010

CNU 1, Cabrini 0The Captains battled through a driving rainstorm to defeat the Cavaliers 1-0 at Captains Field. The lone goal of the game came at the 11:46 mark from junior Taylor Harrell.

1. 11:46 CNU Taylor Harrell (unassisted)

Lynchburg 1, CNU 0Lynchburg scored the only goal of the game in the 43rd minute of play and held off the Captains for the remaining 27 minutes. Earlier this season, the two teams battled to a 1-0 final, with the Captains taking the win.

1. 42:34 LC Jenny Weird (Kristina Morris)

SUNY-Cortland 4, CNU 2Sweet 16Cortland struck first just 44 seconds into the game but CNU answered in the 16th minute of the game with a goal from sophomore Paige Childers.

Just 3:15 into the second half the Captains took the lead with a goal from Taylor Harrell. But a penalty stroke in the 41st minute for Cortland tied the game again.

The Red Dragons tallied in the 58th and 66th minutes to seal the win.

1. 0:44 CORT Christine McCabe (unassisted)2. 16:10 CNU CHILDERS, Paige (unassisted)3. 38:15 CNU HARRELL, Taylor YANDLE, Katelyn4. 41:43 CORT Christine McCabe Penalty stroke5. 58:49 CORT Brenda Semit Danielle Hand6. 66:09 CORT Liz DeWaters Christine McCabe

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2011 plAyeR & cOAches clinics

For Players:Two-hour field hockey clinics for individuals or teams (goalkeepers included). Boys and girls ages 7-19 are welcome. Cost is $20 for participants who arrive before the scheduled game, $25 for participants who arrive during or after the game and a special of $15 a person for teams of 10 or more.

For Coaches:Free coaching clinic! Coaches will receive a copy of the curriculum/drills and shadow CNU coaching staff during the clinic.

Questions are welcomed and a thorough Q&A will be held during the last 10-15 minutes.

Sunday, September 25th

Sunday, October 23rd

There is no pre-registration. Sign up the day of, just before/during the game at the sign-in table. Clinics will start 20-30 minutes following the conclusion of the game. Cash and checks, made payable to CNU Field Hockey, are accepted.

Come watch a CNu game and then attend a field hockey clinic!


WesleySun. Sept. 18 in Fredericksburg, Va.CNU leads series 2-1Location: Dover, Del.Enrollment: 1,530President: William JohnstonAthletic Director: Mike DrassConference: Capital ACNickname: WolverinesColors: Navy & WhiteHead Coach: Tracey Short2010 Record: 14-10SID: Geoff Goyne, 302-736-2450e-mail: [email protected]: athletics.wesley.edu

Virginia WesleyanWed. Sept. 21 at Captains FieldCNU leads series 5-3Location: Norfolk, Va.Enrollment: 1,400President: William T. Greer, Jr.Athletic Director: Joanne RennConference: Old Dominion ACNickname: MarlinsColors: Navy Blue & SilverHead Coach: Joyce Anne Koubaroulis2010 Record: 2-14SID: Joe Wasiluk, 757-455-3393e-mail: [email protected]: www.vwc.edu/athletics

Johns HopkinsSun. Sept. 25 at Captains FieldSeries tied 3-3Location: Baltimore, Md.Enrollment: 4,950President: Ronald DanielsAthletic Director: Tom CalderConference: CentennialNickname: Blue JaysColors: Columbia Blue & BlackHead Coach: Megan Callahan Fraser2010 Record: 11-7SID: Ernie Larossa, 410-516-0552e-mail: [email protected]: www.hopkinssports.com

Frostburg St.Fri. Sept. 30 at Captains FieldCNU leads series 9-1Location: Frostburg, Md.Enrollment: 5,385President: Jonathan GilbralterAthletic Director: Troy DellConference: Capital ACNickname: BobcatsColors: Red & BlackHead Coach: Carly Sweeney2010 Record: 3-17SID: Noah Becker, 301-687-4371e-mail: [email protected]: www.frostburgsports.com

Mary WashingtonWed. Oct. 5 in Fredericksburg, Va.CNU leads series 7-3Location: Fredericksburg, Va.Enrollment: 4,000President: Richard V. HurleyAthletic Director: Ed HegmannConference: Capital ACNickname: EaglesColors: Navy Blue, Gray & WhiteHead Coach: Dana Hall2010 Record: 14-8SID: Clint Often, 540-654-1743e-mail: [email protected]: www.umweagles.com

RowanSat. Oct. 29 at Alexandria, Va.RU leads series 2-0Location: Glassboro, N.J.Enrollment: 11,392President: Donald J. FarishAthletic Director: Joy SolomenConference: New Jersey A.C.Nickname: ProfsColors: Brown and goldHead Coach: Penny Kempf2010 Record: 13-6SID: Sheila Stevensone-mail: [email protected]: www.rowanathletics.com

Houghton (N.y.)Fri. Nov. 4 at Captains FieldFirst MeetingLocation: Houghton, N.Y.Enrollment: 1,200President: Shirley A. MullenAthletic Director: H. Skip LordConference: Empire 8Nickname: HighlandersColors: Purple and GoldHead Coach: Rachel Snelgrove2010 Record: 7-9SID: Matthew Dougherty (585-567-9556)Website: http://athletics.houghton.edu/

TransylvaniaSat. Nov. 5 at Captains FieldFirst Meeting Location: Lexington, Ky.Enrollment: 1,200President: Dr. R. Owen WilliamsAthletic Director: Jack EbelConference: Heartland CollegiateNickname: PioneersColors: Crimson & whiteHead Coach: Tiffany Underhill2010 Record: 1-14SID: Glenn Osborne (859-233-8284)Website: www.transysports.com

ShenandoahSun. Oct. 9 at Captains FieldCNU leads series 4-0Location: Winchester, Va.Enrollment: 3,000President: Dr. Tracy FitzsimmonsAthletic Director: Dr. Wayne EdwardsConference: USA SouthNickname: HornetsColors: Red, White & Midnight BlueHead Coach: Kim Bianchi2010 Record: 8-9SID: Scott Musae-mail: [email protected]: www.suhornets.com

Eastern MennoniteWed. Oct. 12 at Captains FieldCNU leads series 4-0Location: Harrisonburg, Va.Enrollment: 1,589President: Dr. Loren SwartzendruberAthletic Director: David A. KingConference: Old DominionNickname: Lady RoyalsColors: Royal Blue, WhiteHead Coach: Brenda Bechler2010 Record: 10-9SID: James De Boere-mail: [email protected]: www.emuroyals.com

RhodesSat. Oct. 15 in Babson Park, Ma.CNU leads series 2-0Location: Memphis, TNEnrollment: 1,685President: Bill TrouttAthletic Director: Mike ClaryConference: Southern CollegiateNickname: LynxColors: Red and BlackHead Coach: Jane Wells2010 Record: 17-2SID: Rob Schrier, 901-843-3518e-mail: [email protected]: www.rhodeslynx.com

Keene St.Sun. Oct. 16 in Keene, N.H.First MeetingLocation: Owings Mill, Md.Enrollment: 5,717President: Helen Giles-GeeAthletic Director: John RatliffConference: Little East ConferenceNickname: OwlsColors: Red and WhiteHead Coach: Amy Watson2010 Record: 16-6SID: Stuart Kaufman, 603-358-2630e-mail: [email protected]: www.keeneowls.com

HaverfordSun. Oct. 23 at Captains FieldFirst MeetingLocation: Haverford, Pa.Enrollment: 1,190President: Stephen G. EmersonAthletic Director: Wendy SmithConference: Centennial ACNickname: Fords, Black SquirrelsColors: Scarlet Red and BlackHead Coach: Jackie Cox2010 Record: 14-5SID: Gregg Petcoff, 610-896-1042Website: www.haverford.edu/athletics

Randolph-MaconThur. Sept. 1 in Ashland, Va.CNU leads series 10-0Location: Ashland, Va.Enrollment: 1,225President: Robert R. LindgrenAthletic Director: Jeff BurnsConference: Old Dominion ACNickname: Yellow JacketsColors: Red, Lemon & BlackHead Coach: Crystal Carper2010 Record: 13-7SID: Chris Kilcoyne, 804-752-7387e-mail: [email protected]: athletics.rmc.edu

SalisburyWed. Sept. 7 at Captains FieldSU leads series 9-2Location: Salisbury, Md.Enrollment: 8,204President: Janet Dudley-EshbachAthletic Director: Michael ViennaConference: Capital ACNickname: Sea GullsColors: Maroon & GoldHead Coach: Dawn Chamberlain2010 Record: 16-4SID: Tim Brennan, 410-543-6016e-mail: [email protected]: www.suseagulls.com

CentreSat. Sep. 10 in Fredericksburg, Va.First MeetingLocation: Danville, K.Y.Enrollment: 1,190President: John RoushAthletic Director: Brian ChafinConference: Southern Collegiate A.C.Nickname: ColonelsColors: White & GoldHead Coach: Jenelle Anthony2010 Record: 11-5SID: Mike Pritchard, (859) 238-5489e-mail: [email protected]: www.centre.edu/web/athletics

LibertySun. Sept. 11 in Fredericksburg, Va.First Meeting Location: Lynchburg, Va.Enrollment: 12,000Chancellor: Jerry Falwell Jr Athletic Director: Jeff BarberConference: Big South A.C.Nickname: FlamesColors: Blue and RedHead Coach: Jodi MurphyFirst SeasonSID: Todd Wetmore, 434 582-2292e-mail: [email protected]: www.libertyflames.com

Washington & LeeThu. Sept. 15 at Captains FieldCNU leads series 8-1Location: Lexington, Va.Enrollment: 1,775President: Ken RuscioAthletic Director: Jan HathornConference: Old Dominion ACNickname: GeneralsColors: Royal Blue & WhiteHead Coach: Wendy Orrison2010 Record: 9-8SID: Brian Laubscher, 540-458-8676e-mail: [email protected]: www.generalssports.com

2011 OppOnents

Acceptance Rate48 percent of freshman applicants;

Average Class Size24 students. Fewer than 10 percent of classes are taught in lecture format.

Average High School GPA3.6 (4.0 scale)

Average SAT Score1200 (Critical Reading and Math)

Campus260 acres, adjacent to the 550-acre Mariners’ Museum and Park, the Noland Trail and the James River. Campus Location Newport News, Virginia, between historic Williamsburg and Virginia Beach. Only a few blocks from the James River, which is nearly five miles wide.

CarsFreshmen may have cars on campus.

Clubs & Student OrganizationsMore than 100 Coming Soon!$500 million in new facilities

Computers & Internet Access Online registration and services for all students.Labs abound on campus. Phone, cable and Internet connections in the residence halls. Wireless access in all public areas.

Enrollment4,800 students; 1,200 freshmen

FacultyNearly 90 percent hold PhD or highest degree in their fields. Our professors were called “dedicated and caring” in a Washington Post survey.

Geographic DistributionStudents enroll from every region in Virginia, from 32 other states (10 percent out-of-state) and foreign countries.

Intercollegiate AthleticsNCAA Div. III; USA South Conference11 varsity men’s teams (NCAA);12 varsity women’s teams (NCAA)

Male–Female Ratio41 percent male59 percent female

Racial Diversity81 percent Caucasian 11 percent African-American 5 percent Hispanic-Latino 4 percent Asian-American 2 percent American Indian/Alaskan Native 1 percent Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

Residential FacilitiesFour contemporary residence halls and two modern apartment complexes — all rated “best in the state” by students. (3,000 students reside on campus.)

ScholarshipsMore than 300 renewable freshman scholarships offered each fall to Honors and Leadership students.

TypeFour-year public university

www.cnu.edu

Acceptance Rate48 percent of freshman applicants;

Average Class Size24 students. Fewer than 10 percent of classes are taught in lecture format.

Average High School GPA3.6 (4.0 scale)

Average SAT Score1200 (Critical Reading and Math)

Campus260 acres, adjacent to the 550-acre Mariners’ Museum and Park, the Noland Trail and the James River. Campus Location Newport News, Virginia, between historic Williamsburg and Virginia Beach. Only a few blocks from the James River, which is nearly five miles wide.

CarsFreshmen may have cars on campus.

Clubs & Student OrganizationsMore than 100 Coming Soon!$500 million in new facilities

Computers & Internet Access Online registration and services for all students.Labs abound on campus. Phone, cable and Internet connections in the residence halls. Wireless access in all public areas.

Enrollment4,800 students; 1,200 freshmen

FacultyNearly 90 percent hold PhD or highest degree in their fields. Our professors were called “dedicated and caring” in a Washington Post survey.

Geographic DistributionStudents enroll from every region in Virginia, from 32 other states (10 percent out-of-state) and foreign countries.

Intercollegiate AthleticsNCAA Div. III; USA South Conference11 varsity men’s teams (NCAA);12 varsity women’s teams (NCAA)

Male–Female Ratio41 percent male59 percent female

Racial Diversity81 percent Caucasian 11 percent African-American 5 percent Hispanic-Latino 4 percent Asian-American 2 percent American Indian/Alaskan Native 1 percent Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

Residential FacilitiesFour contemporary residence halls and two modern apartment complexes — all rated “best in the state” by students. (3,000 students reside on campus.)

ScholarshipsMore than 300 renewable freshman scholarships offered each fall to Honors and Leadership students.

TypeFour-year public university

www.cnu.edu

Date Opponent Location TimeSeptember1 Randolph-Macon Ashland, Va. 4:30 pm 7 Salisbury Captains Field 6:00 pm 10 Centre Fredericksburg, Va. 1:00 pm 11 Liberty Fredericksburg, Va. 1:00 pm15 Washington & Lee Captains Field 6:00 pm 18 Wesley Captains Field 2:00 pm 21 Virginia Wesleyan Captains Field 7:00 pm 25 Johns Hopkins* Captains Field 1:00 pm 30 Frostburg Captains Field 7:00 pm October5 Mary Washington Fredericksburg, Va. 4:00 pm 8 Shenandoah Captains Field 2:00 pm12 Eastern Mennonite Captains Field 6:00 pm 15 Rhodes Cambridge, Mass. 4:00 pm 16 Keene Keene, N.H. 5:00 pm23 Haverford* Captains Field 1:00 pm29 Rowan Alexandria, Va. 2:30 pm

November4 Houghton Captains Field 7:00 pm 5 Transylvania Captains Field 7:00 pm

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