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FIELD HOCKEYFIELD HOCKEY

2012 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide

Date Day Opponent ...........................................................TimeAug. 24 Friday VIRGINIA.........................................................4:00 PMAug. 26 Sunday DUKE...............................................................1:00 PMSept. 2 Sunday at Rutgers .......................................................1:00 PMSept. 5 Wednesday at Monmouth ..................................................4:30 PMSept. 8 Saturday PENN STATE ...................................................1:00 PMSept. 9 Sunday LAFAYETTE .....................................................1:00 PMSept. 14 Friday DELAWARE.....................................................3:00 PMSept. 16 Sunday DREXEL...........................................................1:00 PMSept. 22 Saturday COLGATE.........................................................1:00 PMSept. 23 Sunday at Bucknell ......................................................2:00 PMSept. 28 Friday at Longwood...................................................7:00 PMSept. 30 Sunday at Maryland.....................................................1:00 PMOct. 5 Friday * VCU.................................................................3:00 PMOct. 6 Saturday RADFORD (Homecoming) ...............................1:00 PMOct. 12 Friday * at La Salle .......................................................3:30 PMOct. 14 Sunday * LOCK HAVEN...................................................1:00 PMOct. 19 Friday * SAINT LOUIS (Play 4 the Cure) .......................3:00 PMOct. 21 Sunday * at Richmond....................................................1:00 PMOct. 26 Friday * at Massachusetts ...........................................3:00 PMOct. 28 Sunday * SAINT JOSEPH’S (Senior Day)........................1:00 PM

Atlantic 10 TournamentNov. 2 Friday ** Atlantic 10 Semifinal .............................................TBANov. 3 Saturday ** Atlantic 10 Final.....................................................TBA

Home games in CAPS; * Atlantic 10 Conference game;** Atlantic 10 Tournament (at Massachusetts); All times Eastern and subject to change.

TEMPLE UNIVERSITYLocation ..........................Philadelphia, Pa.Founded............................................1884Enrollment .....................................39,000Acting President ...............Richard EnglertDirector of Athletics.................Bill BradshawNickname .........................................OwlsColors ...........................Cherry and WhiteHome Field...............................Geasey FieldCapacity..............................................1,000Conference .................................Atlantic 10

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ....................Amanda JanneyPhone .................................215-204-6288E-Mail [email protected] Record/Years.....................74-72/7Record at TU/Years ..........................SameAssistant Coach .................Charise YoungPhone .................................215-204-5515E-Mail [email protected]. Asst. Coach ................Kelly Driscoll

THE TEAMLetterwinners Returning/Lost....................11/7Starters Returning/Lost .......................6/52011 Overall Record ..........................9-13A-10 Record ........................................4-2A-10 Regular Season Finish.................3rdPostseason ...............................A-10 Final

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSContact............................Karen AuerbachOffice Phone.......................215-204-3850Office Fax ...........................215-204-7499E-mail [email protected] ...................www.owlsports.com

TABLE OF CONTENTSOutlook................................................3-4Head Coach Amanda Janney ..............6-7Assistant Coaches..................................8Roster.....................................................9Player Profiles..................................11-16Newcomers.....................................17-18Year in Review......................................202011 Statistics & Results .....................22Atlantic 10............................................23All Conference ......................................25Hall of Fame..........................................26Record Book....................................27-29Tribute to Alumni ..................................31All-Time Roster .....................................32All-Time Results...............................33-36Series Records .....................................34Temple University & Philadelphia.....38-58

CREDITSThe 2012 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide was written and edited by Karen Auerbach. Layout

and cover design by Kelli Sheesley, Cathy Bongiovi and Karen Auerbach. Additional editing providedby Larry Dougherty and Al Shrier. Cover photos and interior photography provided by Mitchell Leff,Zohrab Kazanjian, Joseph V. Labolito, Paul Keener and Greg Carroccio. Published by the Temple Uni-versity Department of Intercollegiate Athletics.

2012 SCHEDULE

2012 Team Co-Captains Katie Briglia and Molly Doyle

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2012 Season Outlook

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2012 OUTLOOKEighth-year head coach Amanda Janney

is set to lead Temple field hockey into its final

season of play in the Atlantic 10, and the

Owls have their work cut out for them. Five

senior leaders from the 2011 squad were lost

to graduation, leaving Temple with a young

team that boasts just one senior in veteran

Katie Briglia.

Junior Molly Doyle will serve as a co-

captain along with Briglia, and together the

two will look to help bring eight freshmen

into the fold. Also expected to take a leader-

ship role is redshirt sophomore goalkeeper

Lizzy Millen, the 2011 Atlantic 10 Tourna-

ment Most Outstanding Player.

“Both Katie and Molly will be strong

leaders for us,” said Janney. “Katie is an

amazing player who can play any position

but most likely will be a midfielder for us. She

will have a breakout year along with Lizzy.

Seven of our players, including our team cap-

tains and Lizzy, played for U.S. Field Hockey

Association (USFHA) High Performance

Teams over the summer which gave them a

lot of confidence and playing experience.”

With all field positions losing key sen-

iors, the team will have some rebuilding to

do in 2012. The most notable loss for the

Owls is 2011 Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of

the Year and third team All-America selection

Bridget Settles, who led the team with 20

goals and 44 total points last year. Second-

leading scorer Caryn Lambright (five goals)

was also lost to graduation.

Briglia will have sophomore returner and

fellow forward Amber Youtz by her side this

season. Youtz, an A-10 All-Rookie Team pick

in 2011, scored four goals along with two as-

sists in her debut campaign a year ago.

Briglia, an A-10 First Team selection, scored

twice and led the Owls with five assists.

Janney expects additional scoring

power to come from junior Lauren Hunt, who

played in 21 games last year. “Amber and

Lauren had a strong spring season, and we

expect them to create a lot of shooting op-

portunities for our attack,” said Janney.

“Alyssa Delp and Tricia Light are two fresh-

men who will provide some depth on the

front line. They are both fast and fit athletes

and they have been impressive in preseason

so far.”

Another area that will need younger

players to step up is defense, with the Owls

losing two starting backs in graduated sen-

iors Becca Keener and Carissa Young.

“Molly stepped up this past spring and

took over as center back,” said Janney, “and

junior Mandi Shearer brings us experience as

the other starting defender from last year.

Our team defense should develop into a con-

sistent force for us.”

One returner who can help the Owls at

both forward and midfield is sophomore

Nicole Kroener, who was named to the A-10

All-Rookie Team last season and played for

USFHA High Performance Team New Jersey

over the summer. Kroener did not put up

numbers statistically as a freshman, but was

one of two freshmen to start in all 22 games

a year ago along with Youtz.

On a roster of 20, almost half of those

are freshmen this season. “I was so pleased

that our recruiting class was so strong,” said

Janney. “These eight players are from some

of the best high schools and club teams in

Senior Katie Briglia

Redshirt sophomore Lizzy Millen

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the nation, and their playing experience from

national tournaments will really help our

team. I feel confident that this group will

make an immediate push for playing time.

Janney is joined on the sidelines by sec-

ond-year assistant coach Charise Young

along with second-year graduate assistant

coach Kelly Driscoll. “Charise and Kelly were

great additions to our coaching staff last year,

and they will continue to bring fresh ideas to

our program,” said Janney. “They work hard

on and off the field and I am confident that

our coaching staff will have our team pre-

pared for the challenges of this year.”

“We are looking to be the fittest and

fastest team in the A-10,” said Janney. “We

are excited for our last year in the A-10 and

for one last chance to get that elusive A-10

Championship after barely missing out last

year. We are recruiting better players to join

us in the BIG EAST Conference, and we are

excited about that change in 2013, but for

now we are focused on our team goals for

this year. “

The Owls open this season's slate at

home with Virginia and Duke in the Temple In-

vitational. The Owls will play seven games as

part of their final Atlantic 10 schedule before

starting BIG EAST play in 2013.

"With this season being our last in the A-

10, we really want it to be memorable," said

Janney. "We have scheduled really competi-

tive teams at the start of the season to en-

sure that we are prepared for our tough A-10

schedule. Scheduling these top 20 teams

gives us the experience and awareness that

has helped us in past seasons."

Temple's schedule features a five-game

homestand in September, including games

against Penn State, Lafayette, Delaware,

Drexel and Colgate.

For the second year in a row, the Owls

will play defending national champ Maryland,

this time on the road. That contest is set for

Sunday, Sept. 30. Temple returns home the

following weekend as its final A-10 season

begins with a game against new addition

VCU at home on Friday, Oct. 5. The Owls will

then face Radford at home the following day

in their Homecoming Game.

Maryland, Duke and Penn State were all

ranked in top 10 by the National Field Hockey

Coaches Association in the final poll of 2011.

Other A-10 home games will be played

against Lock Haven, Saint Louis and Saint

Joseph's. Sunday, Oct. 28 against Saint

Joseph's is the final regular season game and

will be Senior Day for Briglia, who will be

honored prior to the start of the contest.

"I believe that our team will be ready to

compete with the strong teams on our sched-

ule," said Janney. "We played a great game in

last year's A-10 Championship, but didn't

come out on top, and we remember that each

time we train. We hope that last year's expe-

riences combined with the new experiences

our players gained from our spring season

games and the USFHA HP games will help us

be ready for this year's A10 schedule." The

four-team A-10 Tournament will be hosted by

Massachusetts on Nov. 2-3.

Coaching Staff

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Over seven seasons in Owl Country, headcoach Amanda Janney has compiled a 74-72 over-all mark while leading the Owls to seven consec-utive Atlantic 10 Tournaments. Under her tutelage,members of the Cherry and White have celebrated38 all-conference accolades, five Player of the Yearawards and two All-America honors.

Janney's 2011 team, led by Atlantic 10 Playerof the Year Bridget Settles who also earned All-America Third Team honors, advanced to the A-10Championship Final and only narrowly missed outon a NCAA berth with a 1-0 loss to Richmond. Itwas the ninth-straight A-10 Tournament berth forTemple, and seven other Owls in addition to Settlesearned All-Conference honors in 2011 after theteam finished 4-2 in the A-10 regular season. De-spite the championship loss, redshirt freshmangoalkeeper Lizzy Millen was named the Most Out-standing Player of the A-10 Tournament after help-ing Temple to a shutout, 4-0 win over UMass in thesemifinals before making a career-high 11 saves inthe championship game against Richmond.

On the backs of goalkeeper Sarah Dalrympleand forward Bridget Settles, the 2010 Owls startedthe season 4-0 and eventually earned their eighth-straight A-10 Tournament berth. Temple suffered anarrow, 1-0 loss to eventual champ UMass in over-time of the tournament semifinals, one of sevenlosses in which the Owls came within one goal.Dalrymple posted a league-best six shutouts overthe course of the season, while Settles led Templewith 13 goals and five assists. Both earned all-re-gion second team honors.

By going 4-2 in the A-10 in 2009, which in-cluded wins in the final three league games, Tem-ple earned an A-10 Tournament berth. After a 3-0win vs. Saint Joseph's, a team that had beaten theOwls in the regular season, Temple advanced to theA-10 Championship where the Cherry and Whitesuffered a loss to Richmond to end their season.Senior Charise Young earned numerous honors inher fourth season under Janney, including selec-tion to the A-10 First Team and All-Mid Atlantic

Second Team. She was also named the A-10 FieldHockey Student-Athlete of the Year for the secondtime.

Young's success off the field has been one ofthe highlights of Janney's student-athletes in theclassroom. The team was recognized by the NCAAin 2010 and 2011 for its graduation rate whichranked among the top 10 percent of all field hockeyteams in NCAA Division I. At Temple's annualBreakfast of Champions in 2009, Young was namedthe Female Student-Athlete of the Year.

During the 2008 term, the Cherry and Whitefinished with an 8-12 overall record, posting a 4-2record in A-10 play. Securing a third-place finish inthe regular season conference standings with aSenior Day win over Saint Joseph’s, the Owls againfound themselves in the Atlantic 10 semifinals forthe fourth straight year. Senior Mary Catherine Kin-neman was named the A-10 Defensive Player ofthe Year, and junior Charise Young earned whatwould be the first of two consecutive A-10 FieldHockey Student-Athlete of the Year awards.

In 2007, Janney guided the Owls to their firstregular season Atlantic 10 Championship in pro-gram history. Temple finished the season at 15-6overall and 6-1 in A-10 play, earning a berth in theconference tournament semifinals.

Dominating from start to finish during the reg-ular season, the 2007 campaign will be remem-bered as one of the most successful in schoolhistory, with victories over Lehigh, Lafayette, Rich-mond, UMass and nationally ranked Syracuse.Along with the team success, Alli Lokey and Ash-ley Bird were named the Atlantic 10's Offensive andDefensive Players of the Year respectively. Lokeywas also named second team All-American.

In 2006, Janney's second season on NorthBroad Street, the Owls finished 13-7 despite losingseven contributing seniors in 2005 to exhausted el-igibility. Featuring 11 freshmen and one senior, theteam collected the most wins in program historysince the 1991 season.

The Cherry and White took flight in 2006 with

a seven-game winning streak, the longest since thesame '91 campaign. Overtime wins over Lafayetteand Massachusetts, as well as three shutouts fromsophomore goalkeeper Erin Hanshue against Fair-field, Drexel and Longwood kept the run in tact.Temple finished the Atlantic 10 slate with a 4-3record and the conference's four-seed.

In 2005, her first season on North BroadStreet, the Owls posted their first winning season(11-10) since 1992 and their best Atlantic 10 Con-ference mark (6-1) since becoming an affiliate in1988.

Despite Temple's disappointing loss in the2005 conference tournament's semifinal round,Janney was named Atlantic 10 Co-Coach of theYear in conjunction with Saint Louis head coachMaria Whitehead. Senior Ashley Shepps wasnamed to the 2006 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDAAcademic All-District Team. She held a 3.89 grade-point-average during her tenure with the Owls andwas awarded Temple’s Female Student Athlete ofthe Year Award.

With a veteran-laden squad in 2005, Janneycoached the Owls to 10 victories in their final 13games of the regular season. Despite dropping sixof their first seven games, Janney's troops re-bounded to finish as the second seed in the con-ference tournament. A credit to her support,motivation, and teaching, six Temple players re-ceived all-conference honors en route to the pro-gram's third consecutive appearance in theconference tournament.

Head Coach Eighth Season • Wake Forest ‘99

Amanda JJAANNNNEEYY

(L to R): Amanda Janney, Kelly Driscoll and Charise Young

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Prior to accepting the position at Temple, Jan-ney, a '99 graduate of Wake Forest, spent two sea-sons as an assistant at Penn (2003, 2004) and oneseason at James Madison (2002).

Under Janney's tutelage, Penn finished the2003 season with a 10-8 record while capturing thePhiladelphia City 6 title and garnering a #30 na-tional ranking according to BRP's ratings.com. The2004 season saw the Quakers win a share of theIvy League title while boasting a #5 national rank-ing in scoring defense (.860).

The 13-4 Penn squad ranked #20 nationally,according to womensfieldhockey.com. While atJMU, Janney assisted the Dukes to a 13-9 overallmark and their first NCAA tournament appearancesince 1999.

Following an illustrious playing career as aDemon Deacon, where Janney started 55 gamesand finished in the school's top 10 in goals (21) andassists (17), she assumed the position of head fieldhockey coach at Trinity Valley School in Fort Worth,Texas. The coaching stint at Trinity brought Janneyback to her alma mater, where she is in the TrojanHall of Fame for her athletic achievements in fieldhockey, soccer and softball.

While at TVS for three seasons, she led theschool to its first-ever undefeated season, postingan overall 53-3-1 record and was twice crownedSouthwest Preparatory Champion.

Janney is currently the Administrator and As-sistant Coach for the USFHA New Jersey High Per-formance team. The HP program is the pipeline for

Temple players to tryout for the USA National Team,and every summer the New Jersey HP team com-petes in the Women's National Championship whichshowcases the best players in the nation. Janneyand Head Coach Kristen Holmes-Winn, from Prince-ton University, led their New Jersey HP team to an-other WNC Championship in 2012 with the help offive Temple players. The NJ High Performance teamhas won the WNC six times, five with Janney onthe sidelines as an assistant coach and one whenshe was a player in 2005. That summer of 2005,she was named an EPTC All-Star and competedagainst the USA National team in the All-Star game.

Janney has remained active in the USFHA Fu-tures program coaching at Futures Nationals againin 2012. She has coached at NFC’s over seventimes including three tournaments where shecoached a USFHA Futures team to a gold medal.Janney continues to coach Futures during the win-ter and spring months as an Assistant Futurescoach, after being the Head Coach and Site Direc-tor at the Pennsylvania Level 1 Elite site for threeyears in 2008-2010.

Janney has also been instrumental in coach-ing and coordinating several national youth teamsand camps throughout the year. At Temple she runsthe Sweet D Field Hockey Camps including AJ'sField Hockey Camps at Geasey Field, an indoor win-ter clinic, the Hat Tricks & Shutouts Clinics, the Oc-tober 2009 Amy Tran Clinic, the Randy LokeyMemorial Tournament for U14 teams and the MariaWhitehead Memorial Tournament. In August of

2012 she will have another Olympian on campuswhen Carrie Lingo visits as a guest coach for theAugust 26 clinic at Temple.

Janney has also coached a number of summercamps including the Head to Toe field hockey clinic,Liberty University camp, Princeton University camp,Champions Edge camps, the AAU Junior Olympicsteam and the USA/Canada Field Hockey Challenge.

She has received coaching certificates fromthe NCAA, including a perfect score on her NCAACoaching certification test. She spent the summerof 2012 earning her USFHA Level 2 certification,which will allow her to continue coaching USFHAHigh Performance programs. She has received herUSFHA Level One coaching certification, her Futurescertification, and she has attended the Greg GephartFund Coaching Clinic once as a participant and thispast February, 2012, as a presenter.

Janney is a member of the National FieldHockey Coaches Association and she attends theiryearly conventions to stay up to date with the lat-est in the sport. She is also an active member of theWomen's Coaches Alliance and she graduated fromthe NCAA Women's Coaches Academy in Decem-ber, 2010. She was a presenter at the Black Womenin Sport Foundation’s "Next Step for Women ofColor" Mini-Forum in April of 2012.

Janney is committed to staying educated inthe current issues of the NCAA and college athlet-ics. She is also committed to educating her student-athletes on Title IX, the NCAA rules, and the manyissues that female student-athletes will face.

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Former standout Old Dominion University goalkeeper Kelly Driscoll joined Amanda Janney’s staff as a graduate assistant coach in 2011. Driscoll played forthe Monarchs from 2006-09 before earning her bachelor’s degree in 2009 in criminal justice and sociology. She went on to graduate with a master’s degree inapplied sociology from ODU in 2011, and will be earning a second master’s degree at Temple in criminal justice.

Driscoll has served as a goalkeeper coach at ODU camps, at the club field hockey level and with the US Futures Field Hockey Program. During her playingcareer at ODU, Driscoll was twice named to the All-CAA First Team and also earned All-Region second team honors in 2008 and 2009.

Named to the United States National Development Team from 2010-11, Driscoll trained full-time in July and August of 2010 at the U.S. Olympic TrainingCenter in Chula Vista, Calif., and returned to train with the team from January to June of 2011. She was selected to represent the U.S. in the NFHCA Division ISenior All-Star game in November, 2010, and was also on the roster for the U.S./Canada series and the U.S./Japan series in 2010.

Driscoll is a native of nearby West Chester, Pa., and attended Villa Maria Academy where she was an all-league, all-area and all-state selection in field hockeyas well as an all-league and all-area honoree in lacrosse.

After just one season away from the action at Temple field hockey games, Charise Young returned tothe Owls on the sidelines as an assistant coach for her first season in 2011. Young graduated from Templein 2010 with a secondary/social studies education degree and nearly a 4.0 grade-point-average.

Young earned numerous honors in her career as an Owl, particularly as a senior in 2009. She was atwo-time Atlantic 10 First Team selection and was the 2008-09 and 2009-10 Atlantic 10 Field Hockey Stu-dent-Athlete of the Year. As a senior, Young was named TU's Female Student-Athlete of the Year.

An ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District At-Large First Team selection as a senior, Youngled the team and tied for first in the A-10 with 11 assists. She was named to the 2009 Longstretch/NFHCAAll-Mid-Atlantic Region Second Team for the second-straight year.

Young, a Harleysville, Pa., native, started all 81 games during her career with the Owls. During that spanshe notched 18 goals and a team-leading 26 assists. As a senior, Young helped lead Temple to its seventhconsecutive appearance in the Atlantic 10 Tournament and first showing in the championship game since2003. Young's sister, Carissa, was also a four-year member of the team and played her senior season in 2011.

Graduate Assistant Coach Second Season • Old Dominion ‘09

Kelly DDRRIISSCCOOLLLL

Assistant Coach Second Season • Temple ‘11

Charise YYOOUUNNGG

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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School00 Lizzy Millen R-So. GK 5-6 Whitehall, Pa. Whitehall 1 Amber Youtz So. F/M 5-1 Dauphin, Pa. Central Dauphin2 Amanda Fuertsch Fr. A 5-5 Pottstown, Pa. Owen J. Roberts3 Haley Mitchell So. GK 5-6 Stevens, Pa. Cocalico4 Tricia Light Fr. F/M 5-7 Annville, Pa. Annville-Cleona5 Sarah Deck Fr. M/F 5-3 West Lawn, Pa. Wilson7 Alyssa Delp Fr. F/M 5-3 Fleetwood, Pa. Fleetwood8 Mandi Shearer Jr. M/D 5-5 Bainbridge, Pa. Elizabethtown Area 10 Kayla Laughman Fr. D 5-6 Lititz, Pa. Warwick12 Alyssa Hughes Fr. D 5-7 Kennett Square, Pa. Unionville13 Emily Fuertsch Jr. D 5-8 Pottstown, Pa. Owen J. Roberts 14 Hannah Whitman So. F/M 5-4 Lebanon, Pa. Cedar Crest17 Nicole Kroener So. M/F 5-4 Morgantown, Pa. Twin Valley18 Rachel Steinman R-Fr. D 5-0 Palm, Pa. Upper Perkiomen19 Erin VanHorn Fr. F/M 5-6 Elizabethtown, Pa. Elizabethtown22 Taylor Schronk Fr. M/F 5-7 Pottstown, Pa. Owen J. Roberts23 *Molly Doyle Jr. M/D 5-9 Havertown, Pa. Merion Mercy Academy26 Sydney Hibshman So. M/D 5-7 Allentown, Pa. Parkland 29 Lauren Hunt Jr. F 5-8 Mechanicsburg, Pa. Cumberland Valley 35 *Katie Briglia Sr. F/D 5-3 Phoenixville, Pa. Villa Maria Academy

*Denotes 2012 team co-captain

Head Coach: Amanda Janney (Wake Forest ’99) – 8th SeasonAssistant Coach: Charise Young (Temple ‘11) – 2nd SeasonGraduate Assistant Coach: Kelly Driscoll (Old Dominion ‘09) – 2nd Season

2012 Roster

2012 Temple Field Hockey Team at Alumni Circle

Meet the Owls

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Career StatsYr. G-GS G A PTS

‘09 18-0 0 1 1 ‘10 21-21 7 2 16‘11 22-22 2 5 9Totals 61-43 9 8 26

2011: Named to theLongstreth/NFHCA Division I All-Re-gion Second Team...Named to the At-lantic 10 First Team for a secondstraight year...Recorded five assiststo lead the Owls, along with twogoals for nine total points...Scored thegame-winning goal in a 4-1 rout ofSaint Joseph's...Named to the A-10All-Tournament Team...Started in all22 games...Named to Temple's Pres-ident's Honor Roll for a second year ina row for having a GPA above 3.5.

2010: Named to the Atlantic 10 First Team...Co-recipient of the team’s Hustle Award at the annual banquet...Startedin all 21 games and ranked second on the team with seven goals...Also tallied two assists for 16 total points...Ledthe team and tied for fourth in the Atlantic 10 with three game-winning goals...Scored the game-winners in two ofTemple's first three games of the season (vs. Fairfield and at Saint Francis), and also notched the game-winner aspart of a three-goal effort at Saint Louis...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.5.

2009: Played in 18 games for the Owls...Dished out only assist of the season in A-10 semifinal matchup against St.Joseph's...Registered three shots, one on goal...Named to TU’s Director’s Honor Roll...Trained with the New JerseyJunior High Performance Center Travel Squad in the summer of 2010.

High School: Tallied 17 goals and had eight assists in her senior season...Led her team the PIAA Final Four and aDistrict 1 Championship...Named First Team All-State, Philadelphia Inquirer Honorable mention and First Team All-Daily News...During her junior campaign, she scored 22 goals en route to First Team All-State, First Team Philadel-phia Inquirer and First Team All-Daily News honors...Member of the Malvern Wave club team that captured firstplace at the USFHA Festival in 2008...Played for Coach Maureen Polley, who earned her 500th career win duringKatie's senior season.

Personal: Major is communications.

F/D • Senior • 5-3 Phoenixville, Pa. • Villa Maria Academy

Katie BBRRIIGGLLIIAA

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2011: Played in all 22 games,starting in 20...Took three shots,one on goal...Named to Tem-ple's President's Honor Roll forhaving a GPA above 3.5.2010: Played in all 21 games inher rookie season, starting in11...Tied for fifth on the teamwith three goals...Scored thegame-winning goal in her firstgame as an Owl, a 4-2 win vs.Bucknell on August 28...Took 17

total shots including nine on goal.High School: Two-year varsity starter at Merion Mercy Academy for coach Jennifer Campbell...SecondTeam All-Star as a senior...Team won the Catholic Academy League Championship in 2009...Team was aPIAA state finalist in 2008...Named Academic All-America by the National Field Hockey Coaches Associ-ation as a senior...Nominated by Merion Mercy Academy for the William F. Dannehower Award, a presti-gious college scholarship.Personal: Majoring in history...Father, Leo, attended Temple's Beasley School of Law...Sister, Therese,played field hockey at Saint Joseph’s University from 2008-2011.


‘10 21-11 3 0 6‘11 22-20 0 0 0Totals 43-31 3 0 6

M/D • Junior • 5-9 Havertown, Pa. • Merion Mercy Academy

Molly DDOOYYLLEE

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2011: Played in 18 games, startingin one...Recorded two assists,tying for the fifth-most on theteam...Named to Temple's Presi-dent's Honor Roll for having a GPAabove 3.5.2010: Appeared in 18 games in herrookie season, starting inone...Took three shots includingtwo on goal...Named to Temple'sDirector's Honor Roll for having aGPA above 3.0.

High School: Named to the All-Area and All-Pioneer Athletic Conference First Team as a senior and team co-captain for coach Clarence Jennelle at Owen J. Roberts...Team was league champs, district runner-up for thefirst time in school history and advanced to the first round of states in 2009...Named Team Defensive MVP asa junior and senior...Second team all-conference as a junior...Started on varsity all four years...Also lettered inbasketball.Personal: Majoring in kinesiology.


‘10 18-1 0 0 0‘11 18-1 0 2 2Totals 36-2 0 2 2

D • Junior • 5-8 Pottstown, Pa. • Owen J. Roberts HS

Emily FFUUEERRTTSSCCHH

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‘10 21-2 2 0 4‘11 21-0 1 0 2Totals 42-2 3 0 6

2011: Played in 21 games...Scoreda goal in the Owls' 2-1 win vs. LaSalle on Oct. 16...Took three totalshots on goal...Named to Temple'sDirector's Honor Roll for a secondstraight year.2010: Played in all 21 games in herfreshman season, starting intwo...Scored two goals, includingthe game-winner at Georgetown onSept. 5...Also scored in Temple'swin at Saint Francis on Sept.

3...Took 13 total shots, eight on goal...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.High School: First team Mid-Penn All Star as a junior and senior and second team All-Sentinel by the CarlisleSentinel as a junior and senior...Played for coach Patrick Weigle...Also a member of the Commonwealth Con-ference Champion team and a team captain for Cumberland Valley as a senior...Varsity starter as a sopho-more.Personal: Majoring in communications...Father, Jeff, played football at Lehigh University...Uncle played foot-ball at Villanova.

F • Junior • 5-8 Mechanicsburg, Pa. • Cumberland Valley HS

Lauren HHUUNNTT

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2011: Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team...Named the MostOutstanding Player of the 2011 At-lantic 10 Field Hockey Champi-onships...Made three saves to helppreserve third-seeded Temple'sshutout in a 4-0 victory over sec-ond-seeded UMass in the A-10quarterfinals...Made a career-high11 saves in a 1-0 loss to top-seeded Richmond in the champi-onship game...Also named to the

A-10 All-Tournament Team...Played in 22 games overall, starting in 21...Made 103 saves and allowed 44goals...Recorded two shutouts...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.2010: Took a redshirt year.High School: Named First Team All-State as a senior...Played for coach Jennifer Churetta...Earned all-areaand all-conference first team honors as a senior and team captain...Team was a District 11 qualifier and anAngel 34 participant...Member of the National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and Student Forum...Two-timeAll-Lehigh Valley...Also lettered in soccer.Personal: Uncle Andy Tomasic, is a member of the Temple Hall of Fame for football and baseball and playedboth professionally...Uncle Matt Millen played football at Penn State before going on to play pro football on fourSuper Bowl-winning teams (Oakland Raiders, San Francisco 49ers and Washington Redskins)...He was the De-troit Lions President and CEO from 2000-2008 and is now a football commentator for ESPN...Aunt Jean MillenDaughtry was a softball All-American at Bloomsburg...Brother, Jake, plays football and baseball at MoravianCollege...Sister, Hannah, plays field hockey at Lafayette University. Career Stats

Yr. G-GS Min. GA GAA SV Pct.‘11 22-21 1422:44 44 2.16 103 .701Tot 22-21 1422:44 44 2.16 103 .701

GK • Redshirt Sophomore • 5-6 Whitehall, Pa. • Whitehall HS

Lizzy MMIILLLLEENN

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2011: Played in all 22 games, start-ing in 21...Recorded four assists totie for the second-most on theteam...Three of her assists came inwins (vs. Kent State, Delaware andLiberty)...Credited for a defensivesave in a loss to Wake Forest.2010: Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team...Played in all 21games as a freshman, starting in10...Named the team’s Most Im-proved Player at the year-end

awards banquet...Tallied two assists...Took one shot on goal.High School: Named All-State Honorable Mention as a senior and team captain at Elizabethtown Area forcoach Andy Derr...Second team league all-star...Named Academic All-State and League Academic All-Star...Started all four years on varsity...Named a second team league all-star as a junior...Club team took sec-ond place in NIT qualifier...Lettered four times in softball and once in basketball and track...Was class vicepresident, student council secretary and named to the Distinguished Honor Roll...Was taught to play fieldhockey by Temple alum Alli Lokey ('08) and attended the same high school as Lokey and freshman Erin Van-Horn.Personal: Majoring in kinesiology. Career Stats

Yr. G-GS G A PTS‘10 21-10 0 2 2‘11 22-21 0 4 4Totals 43-31 0 6 6


‘11 19-0 0 0 0Totals 19-0 0 0 0

2011: Played in 19 games in herrookie season...Took one shot ongoal...Named to Temple's Director'sHonor Roll for having a GPA above3.0.High School: All-state honorablemention selection as asenior...Helped lead her ParklandHigh School team to a runner-upfinish in the conference...Team wasa state semifinalist her junior year

with a record of 20-4...Named a 2010 Gladiator by the SGI/NFHCA High School National Academic Squad asa senior as well as a team captain...Also lettered for two years in track and field.Personal: Majoring in facilities management at Temple...Mother, Donna, played field hockey at Elizabethtownand Bloomsburg and now coaches at Parkland Senior High School...Sister, Lauren, will be a freshman on theDrexel University Field Hockey Team in 2012.

M/D • Junior • 5-5 Bainbridge, Pa. • Elizabethtown Area HS

Mandi SSHHEEAARREERR

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M/D • Sophomore • 5-7 Allentown, Pa. • Parkland HS

Sydney HHIIBBSSHHMMAANN

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‘11 22-22 0 0 0Totals 22-22 0 0 0

2011: Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team...Started in all 22games in her debut season, one oftwo freshmen to do so...Took threeshots, one on goal...Named to Tem-ple's Director's Honor Roll for hav-ing a GPA above 3.0.High School: All-state honorablemention selection as a senior atTwin Valley High School...Two-timeteam captain and three-time all-di-vision honoree...Team MVP as a

senior...Earned Berks All-Academic honors all four years...Named a 2010 Gladiator by the SGI/NFHCA HighSchool National Academic Squad...Also lettered for four years in soccer and three in basketball, earning all-county and all-division honors in soccer and serving as team captain for basketball as a senior.Personal: Majoring in accounting...Played the violin in her high school's orchestra.

2011: Played in nine games, start-ing in one...Made seven saveswhile allowing just two goals in126 minutes of action...Named toTemple's Director's Honor Roll forhaving a GPA above 3.0.High School: All-State secondteam selection as a senior...Her Co-colico High School team made it tothe state finals in her senioryear...Two-time Lancaster-Lebanon

first team all-star...Had a saves percentage of .870 in her senior year while her team finished with a record of21-6 overall and 13-0 in Section II...Was selected as one of the top goalkeepers in Pennsylvania as a memberof the USFHA National Futures Tournament in 2008 and 2009...Also played lacrosse all four years, earning all-star and all-league honors.Personal: Plans to major in elementary education...Sister, Kaitlan, played field hockey at Ball State and is nowa writer for the USFHA magazine “FH Life”...Sister, Chelsea, played goalkeeper at Ball State.

Career StatsYr. G-GS Min. GA GAA SV Pct.‘11 9-1 126:92 2 1.11 7 .778Tot 9-1 126:92 2 1.11 7 .778

M/F • Sophomore • 5-4 Morgantown, Pa. • Twin Valley HS

Nicole KKRROOEENNEERR

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GK • Sophomore • 5-6 Stevens, Pa. • Cocalico HS

Haley MMIITTCCHHEELLLL

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‘11 18-0 0 0 0Totals 18-0 0 0 0

2011: Played in 18 games...Tooktwo shots, one on goal.High School: Named to all-statesecond team as a senior...Helpedlead Cedar Crest High School to thedistrict playoffs for the first timesince 2004...Earned academic all-star and all-state honors whileserving as team captain...Coachedby Olympian, Dana Sensenig, whorepresented the USA in the 2008Olympic Games in Beijing before

becoming the field hockey coach at Cedar Crest...Played club field hockey for Sutter's Brigade, earning a goldmedal at the 2009 National Field Hockey Festival...Also lettered for two years in lacrosse.Personal: Plans to major in biology...Great-grandfather, Eugene Whitman, was in the first class inducted intothe Lebanon Valley Sports Hall of Fame.


‘11 22-22 4 2 10Totals 22-22 4 2 10

2011: Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team...Started in all 22games in her debut season, one oftwo freshmen to do so...Scoredfour goals to rank third on the team,also adding two assists for 10 totalpoints...Scored the game-winninggoal in a 4-0 win vs. UMass in theA-10 Tournament quarterfinals onNov. 4...Scored in back-to-backroad games at American and Saint

Joseph's in early October...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.High School: Four-year varsity letterwinner at Central Dauphin...Named the Mid Penn Player of the Year as asenior...First team all-state selection after earning second team all-state honors as a junior...Selected for theUSFHA National Futures Tournament in 2010 and Futures Elite...Led her Key State Club team to win their NITpool and their National Festival pool as junior...Two-time team MVP and was team captain as a senior...Alsolettered for four years in lacrosse, earning first-team all-star honors.Personal: Plans to major in health and physical education...Uncle wrestled for Bloomsburg University andbrother, Clayton, wrestles for Kutztown.

F/M • Sophomore • 5-4 Lebanon, Pa. • Cedar Crest HS

Hannah WWHHIITTMMAANN

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F/M • Sophomore • 5-1 Dauphin, Pa. • Central Dauphin HS

Amber YYOOUUTTZZ

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2011: Redshirted.High School: All-state first team selection as a senior...Helped lead UpperPerkiomen High School to a runner-up finish in the district and to the first roundof the state championships...Four-year varsity starter and three-time first team all-area honoree...Was Upper Perkiomen's leading scorer as a senior with 14 goals,also tallying 10 assists and 12 defensive saves...Played club field hockey with theMystx and attended the national tournament for four years...Also lettered for fouryears in softball.Personal: Plans to major in kinesiology...Served as student council treasurer andwas a member of a number of choirs at Upper Perkiomen.

High School: All-state second team selection for Wilson High School...Helpedlead her team to a division championship each year of her career...Named firstteam all-county as a senior and team captain...Named the Top Academic Seniorfor Berks County...Was the Hugh O'Brian Leadership Conference representative forher school as well as being a member of the National Honor Society...Also letteredfour years in softball and two years for indoor track.Personal: Plans to study kinesiology at Temple...Comes in as a member of the TUHonors Program...Enjoys photography, hiking, camping, spending time with fam-ily, reading, animals and community service.

High School: Two-time all-state first team selection at Fleetwood Area HighSchool...Berks County Player of the Year as a senior and team captain...Helped leadteam to a 19-5-2 record and to a Berks County Championship for the first time since1986...Team advanced further than any other in the program's history, earning a spotin the state quarterfinals...Three-time all-county selection...Berks County scoringchamp as a junior...Named to the all-state academic team as a senior...Four-yearhonors student...Club team High Styx was NIT Champs in 2010, Festival Champs in2011 and also Keystone Summer Games Champions in 2011 for the Blue MountainRegion...Lettered two years in soccer, earning all-division honors as a sophomore.Personal: Plans to major in speech, language and hearing sciences at Tem-ple...Enjoys reading, hiking, cooking and shopping.

High School: Four-year letterwinner for Owen J. Roberts High School, helpinglead her team to a 23-3 overall record as a senior and team captain including aperfect 13-0 PAC 10 league record...Was an all-area and all-southeastern Penn-sylvania first team selection...All-area second team selection as a junior...Playedfor Clarence Janelle's X-Calibur Field Hockey club...Member of the National HonorSociety.Personal: Plans to major in elementary education at Temple...Is the sister of ris-ing field hockey junior Emily Fuertsch...Coaches youth soccer and field hockey.

High School: Led her Unionville High School team to the district finals as a sen-ior and to the state tournament for the first time since 1993...Third team all-areahonoree as a senior...First team all-area and all-league selection as a junior...Mem-ber of the National Honor Society...Played for Mystx Field Hockey Club for fouryears, tying for first at the 2011 Festival.Personal: Majoring in kinesiology at Temple.

D • R-Freshman • 5-0 Palm, Pa. • Upper Perkiomen HS

Rachel SSTTEEIINNMMAANN

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M/F • Freshman • 5-3 West Lawn, Pa. • Wilson HS

Sarah DDEECCKK

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F/M • Freshman • 5-3 Fleetwood, Pa. • Fleetwood HS

Alyssa DDEELLPP

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F/M • Freshman • 5-5 Pottstown, Pa. • Owen J. Roberts HS

Amanda FFUUEERRTTSSCCHH

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D • Freshman • 5-7 Kennett Square, Pa. • Unionville HS

Alyssa HHUUGGHHEESS

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High School: Three-year letterwinner in both field hockey and soccer at War-wick High School...Attended the same school as recent Temple graduate BeccaKeener...Coached by Hall of Fame Coach Bob Derr...Was a second team all-staras both a junior and senior...As a senior and team captain, helped her team to the2011 Lancaster Lebanon Championship and to the PA State AAA FinalGame...Club team Sutter’s Brigade won pool E in the National Field Hockey Fes-tival in 2009...Placed second in pool B at the National Field Hockey Festival in2010...Team won pool K at Festival in 2011 and competed in the National Invita-tion Tournament...Was a Keystone Games Athlete...Lettered for three years insoccer.Personal: Plans to major in business at Temple...Father, Jim, earned his master'sat Temple in the late 90's.

High School: Three-time all-league first team selection at Annville-Cleona HighSchool...Two-time team captain and Lebanon Daily News First Team honoree asa senior midfielder...Led the team with 16 assists over her last two seasons...Wasthe 2011 PIAA-AA District 3 Track and Field 100m Hurdle Champion...Member ofthe National Honor Society...Four-year letterwinner in track and field.Personal: Plans to major in international business at Temple...Sister, Caitlin,played soccer at Marywood University in Scranton, Pa., and was team captain asa senior in 2011.

High School: Three-year letterwinner at Owen J. Roberts High School and aclassmate of fellow recruit Amanda Fuertsch...Was an all-conference and all-areaselection as a senior while also serving as team captain and earning the CoachesAward...Helped lead the team to three PAC-10 conference championships, a Dis-trict One championship and three titles at the Raider Classic...Won Female Ath-lete Career Award...Lettered for two years in lacrosse...Member of the NationalHonor Society.Personal: Plans to study secondary education and mathematics at Temple.

High School: Four-year letterwinner for coach Andy Derr at Elizabethtown AreaHigh School...Two-time team MVP and team captain as a senior...Traveled to NITand Festival with Sutter's Brigade Club team...Recognized on the 2011 Lancaster-Lebanon All-Star team...Lettered for three years in soccer.Personal: Plans to study kinesiology at Temple...Named to Team America in 2008for inline hockey at State Wars, the United States Roller Hockey Champi-onships...Also enjoys lacrosse, photography and horseback riding.

D • Freshman • 5-6 Lititz, Pa. • Warwick HS

Kayla LLAAUUGGHHMMAANN

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F/M • Freshman • 5-7 Annville, Pa. • Annville-Cleona HS

Tricia LLIIGGHHTT

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M/F • Freshman • 5-7 Pottstown, Pa. • Owen J. Roberts HS

Taylor SSHHRROONNKK

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F/M • Freshman • 5-6 Elizabethtown, Pa. • Elizabethtown Area HS

Erin VVAANNHHOORRNN

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2011 Season Review

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2011 YEAR IN REVIEWTEMPLE EARNS NINTH STRAIGHT ATLANTIC 10 TOURNAMENT BERTH; FALLS IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

With a 4-2 record in Atlantic 10 play, the Owls earned a ninth-straight berth in the At-lantic 10 Tournament which was played nearby at Saint Joseph’s. The third-seeded Owlsfaced second-seeded Massachusetts in the semifinals, and dominated in a 4-0 win afterlosing 2-1 to UMass in overtime in the regular season meeting. Bridget Settles scored twoof those goals, while Caryn Lambright and Amber Youtz added one apiece. Lizzy Millenmade three saves in the shutout victory.

Temple advanced to face top-seeded Richmond in the championship game. Millenplayed the game of her life, making a career-high 11 saves and earning Most OutstandingPlayer honors in the tournament, but the Owls could not get their offense going as Rich-mond earned the title with a 1-0 victory. Also named to the All-Tournament Team wereSettles and Katie Briglia.

TEAM NEW JERSEY WINS HPC FIELD HOCKEY NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP WITH HELP FROM TEMPLEFour members of the Temple field hockey team, along with head coach Amanda

Janney, helped Team New Jersey take its fourth consecutive title at the Women's Na-tional Championship held at the University of Maryland in early June. Molly Doyle,Nicole Kroener, Lizzy Millen and Amber Youtz all had a part in the success of New Jer-sey, which went undefeated at 5-0 including a shutout, 4-0 win vs. Pennsylvania inthe title game.

Janney, who served as an assistant coach for the team, said all four players gotsignificant playing time over the course of the week. In particular, Janney was proudof Millen, who battled back from illness to play in the second half of the final threegames and made some big saves. "I was really proud of our defensive shutout in thechampionship," said Janney, "and Lizzy and Molly were a big part of that."

BRIDGET SETTLES EARNS ALL-AMERICA HONORSSenior Bridget Settles racked up the honors following an outstanding field hockey season, and the culmi-

nating honor came when she was named to the All-America Third Team by both Longstreth/NFHCA and SynapseSports (formerly WomensFieldHockey.com). The two organizations released separate All-America teams followingthe 2011 NCAA Field Hockey Championships.

Settles, the Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Year, was also named to the Longstreth/NFHCA Division I All-Region First Team. She was the first Temple player to earn All-American honors since Alli Lokey in 2007. Just priorto receiving the All-America honor, Settles represented Temple in the NFHCA Division I Senior Game at the Universityof Louisville during the NCAA Field Hockey Championships, and scored a goal for her team.

Settles started in all 20 games for the Owls as a senior and led the team and conference in points (44),goals (20) and game-winning goals (6). She was responsible for over half the team's 37 goals for the season. Shefinished the season ranked in a tie for 15th in the nation in goals per game (0.91) and ranked 24th in points per game(2.0). Settles was named to the A-10 All-Tournament Team, to the 2011 A-10 First Team, the 2011 A-10 All-Aca-demic Team and to the 2010 A-10 First Team.

FIELD HOCKEY HONORED YET AGAIN IN NCAA ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE PROGRAM RECOGNITION Each year the NCAA honors selected Division I sports teams by publicly recognizing their latest multi-year academic performance rate (APR), and the Tem-

ple University field hockey team was one of those teams for a third straight year as announced by the NCAA on June 14.This announcement is part of the overall Division I academic reform effort and is intended to highlight teams who demonstrate a commitment to academic

progress and retention of student-athletes by achieving the top APR's within their respective sports. Specifically, these teams posted multi-year APR's in the top10 percent of all squads in each sport.

“Temple University Athletics strives to excel not only on the playing field, but more importantly in the classroom,” said Director of Athletics Bill Bradshaw.“To have three of our athletic programs cited for excellence by the NCAA is a tremendous accomplishment. I am very proud of not only our student-athletes,but also our academic support program and coaches for providing the infrastructure for success.”

The APR provides a real-time look at a team's academic success each semester by tracking the academic progress of each student-athlete on scholarship.The APR accounts for eligibility, retention and graduation and provides a measure of each team's academic performance.

“We are very grateful for this recognition of our team's academic success,” said head coach Amanda Janney. “This is a huge honor for our current players,our recent alumni, and also for our great academic advisors. Temple provides a tremendous amount of academic support for our student-athletes and we are thank-ful that each one of our players has graduated.”

Bridget Settles

(L to R): Amanda Janney, Lizzy Millen, Molly Doyle and Nicole Kroener

Temple celebrating a goal in its 4-0 rout of UMass

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2011-12 TEMPLE FIELD HOCKEY AWARDS

ACADEMIC HONORSTemple Trustee Ten (The 10 student-athletes with the high-

est GPA’s at Temple): Becca KeenerAthletic Director’s Honor Roll (3.0-3.49 GPA): Tori Cox,

Sydney Hibshman, Lauren Hunt, Nicole Kroener, Lizzy Millen, Haley Mitchell,

Bridget Settles, Carissa Young, Amber YoutzPresident’s Honor Roll (3.5-4.0 GPA): Katie Briglia,

Molly Doyle, Emily Fuertsch, Kaylee Keener, Becca Keener,Caryn Lambright

Owl Club Academic Award (sponsored by Anne Volp Endowment Fund):

Emily Fuertsch2011 Atlantic 10 All-Academic Team: Bridget Settles

FIELD HOCKEY HONORSAtlantic 10 Conference

2011 Atlantic 10 Player of the Week: Bridget Settles (Oct. 17,Sept. 19, Sept. 12)

2011 Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Year: Bridget Settles2011 All-Conference First Team: Katie Briglia, Bridget Settles

2011 All-Conference Second Team: Becca Keener, Kaylee Keener2011 All-Conference Honorable Mention: Carissa Young

2011 All-Conference Rookie Team: Nicole Kroener, Lizzy Millen, Amber Youtz2011 All-Championship Team: Lizzy Millen (Most Outstanding Player), Katie Briglia, Bridget Settles

National Field Hockey Coaches’ Association2011 Longstreth/NFHCA All-America Third Team:

Bridget Settles2011 Longstreth/NFHCA All-Mid-Atlantic Region First Team:

Bridget Settles2011 Longstreth/NFHCA All-Mid-Atlantic Region Second Team:

Katie Briglia, Kaylee Keener2011 NFHCA Division I Senior All-Star Team: Bridget Settles

TEAM AWARDSMost Improved Player Award: Tori CoxSportsmanship Award: Caryn Lambright

Hustler Award: Nicole KroenerOffensive Most Valuable Player Award: Bridget SettlesDefensive Most Valuable Player Award: Becca Keener

Anne Volp Field Hockey Scholar: Caryn Lambright. This is awarded to the team member that best exemplifies the qualities displayed byAnne during her long career, including dedication, sportsmanship, and team leadership.

4th Annual Randy Lokey Memorial Award: Lisa Freitag (mother of Bridget Settles). This award is presented annually to a deserving TUFHfan or parent who has demonstrated faithful support and positive enthusiasm for the Temple

University Field Hockey team.

TEMPLE ATHLETICS VARSITY LETTER AWARDS1st Year Award: Sydney Hibshman, Nicole Kroener, Haley Mitchell, Hannah Whitman, Amber Youtz

2nd Year Award: Tori Cox, Molly Doyle, Emily Fuertsch, Lauren Hunt, Lizzy Millen, Mia Reed, Mandi Shearer 3rd Year Award: Katie Briglia

4th Year Award: Becca Keener, Kaylee Keener, Caryn Lambright, Bridget Settles, Carissa Young

Members of the team pictured with Athletics Director Bill Bradshaw at Temple’s annual Breakfast of Champions in April, 2012.

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# Name....................................GP-GS Min. GA Avg. Saves % W L T SHO3 Haley Mitchell ...........................9-1 126:02 2 1.11 7 .778 0 2 0 000 Lizzy Millen .............................22-21 1422:44 44 2.16 103 .701 9 11 0 2TM Team ...........................................- 16:32 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 0

Total.........................................22 1565:18 46 2.06 113 .711 9 13 0 4Opponents ...............................22 1565:18 37 1.65 106 .741 13 9 0 5

2011 FINAL STATISTICSOverall: 9-13 • Atlantic 10: 4-2

Home: 5-7 • Away: 3-5 • Neutral: 1-1# Name....................................GP-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GWG PS-ATT DS44 Bridget Settles ........................22-22 20 4 44 85 .235 50 .588 6 4-4 119 Caryn Lambright......................22-22 5 1 11 27 .185 14 .519 1 0-0 01 Amber Youtz............................22-22 4 2 10 36 .111 24 .667 1 0-0 035 Katie Briglia.............................22-22 2 5 9 47 .043 23 .489 1 0-1 05 Carissa Young .........................22-22 3 0 6 24 .125 13 .542 0 0-0 028 Tori Cox....................................19-1 2 1 5 4 .500 3 .750 0 0-0 02 Kaylee Keener .........................22-22 0 4 4 16 .000 7 .438 0 0-0 08 Mandi Shearer ........................22-21 0 4 4 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 129 Lauren Hunt .............................21-0 1 0 2 3 .333 3 1.000 0 0-0 013 Emily Fuertsch .........................18-1 0 2 2 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 010 Becca Keener..........................22-22 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 023 Molly Doyle.............................22-20 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 017 Nicole Kroener ........................22-22 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 014 Hannah Whitman .....................18-0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 09 Mia Reed .................................22-1 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0 026 Sydney Hibshman....................19-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 03 Haley Mitchell ...........................9-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 000 Lizzy Millen .............................22-21 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0

Total.........................................21 37 24 98 258 .143 132 .554 9 4-5 2Opponents ...............................21 46 36 128 262 .176 134 .607 13 2-2 4

2011 FINAL RESULTS

Date Opponent....................................W/L Score Temple Goal Scorers (GW In Bold) AttendanceAug. 26 BUCKNELL .....................................W 4-0 Settles (3), Young 327Aug. 29 #1 MARYLAND..............................L 0-6 None 426Sept. 3 #9 MICHIGAN .............................L-OT 2-3 Settles (2) 348Sept. 4 OHIO ...............................................L 0-2 None 624Sept. 9 at Lafayette.....................................L 2-4 Lambright, Youtz 175Sept. 11 KENT STATE ................................W-OT 4-3 Settles (3), Lambright 214Sept. 16 at Delaware ...................................W 2-1 Settles, Young 275Sept. 18 at Drexel .........................................L 1-2 Settles 120Sept. 22 at #10 Penn State ..........................L 0-4 None 287Sept. 25 MONMOUTH...................................L 1-2 Cox 314Sept. 30 #11 CALIFORNIA ...........................L 0-4 None 186Oct. 2 at American ....................................L 2-3 Lambright, Youtz 164Oct. 7 at Saint Joseph’s* .........................W 4-1 Settles (2), Briglia, Youtz 307Oct. 8 WAKE FOREST................................L 1-4 Settles 244Oct. 14 RICHMOND*..................................W 2-1 Briglia, Lambright 273Oct. 16 LA SALLE* ..................................W-OT 2-1 Hunt, Settles 413Oct. 21 at Saint Louis* ...............................W 1-0 Settles 64Oct. 23 MASSACHUSETTS*.....................L-OT 1-2 Settles 472Oct. 28 LIBERTY .........................................W 3-0 Settles (2), Cox 216Oct. 30 at Lock Haven* ...............................L 1-2 Young 197Nov. 4 vs. Massachusetts**.....................W 4-0 Settles (2), Lambright, Youtz 216Nov. 5 vs. Richmond**..............................L 0-1 None 163* - Atlantic 10 game; ** - Atlantic 10 Tournament at Saint Joseph’s

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On March 2, 1975, the idea of what is now theAtlantic 10 Conference was conceived. What startedas an eight-school, men’s basketball-only affiliationhas grown into a 16-university, 21-sport league thatis universally hailed as one of the best conferencesin the country.

That growth and prominence is a direct resultof the ideals and commitments of the member insti-tutions of the Atlantic 10 – Butler University, the Uni-versity of Dayton, Duquesne University, FordhamUniversity, The George Washington University, LaSalle University, University of Massachusetts, Uni-versity of North Carolina at Charlotte, University ofRhode Island, University of Richmond, St. Bonaven-ture University, Saint Joseph's University, Saint LouisUniversity, Temple University, Virginia Common-wealth University, and Xavier University.

In 2011-12, the Atlantic 10 was proactive innavigating the sweeping conference realignment is-sues, adding Butler Uni-versity and VirginiaCommonwealth Univer-sity, both of which beganfull membership on July1, 2012. The league wasdeclared the “winner” ofconference realignmentby several media outlets,arguably strengtheningthe league to its best-ever lineup with a record 16members institutions. The additions were part of afive-year Strategic Initiative Plan that was adoptedduring the 2010-11 academic year.

The 16 member institutions of the A-10 areunited and strengthened by their diversity. Each isextraordinary in its educational mission, whether ofa Catholic faith, a private university or a land grant in-stitution. The varied pursuits of each member provethat there are many threads that weave the fabric fora great conference.

The Atlantic 10 Conference, with a total popu-lation of over 82 million people within its geographicfootprint of nine states and the District of Columbia,will crown champions in 21 sports this year: base-ball, men's and women's basketball, men's andwomen's cross country, field hockey, men's golf,women’s lacrosse, men's and women's indoor andoutdoor track & field, women's rowing, men's andwomen's soccer, softball, men's and women's swim-ming & diving, men's and women's tennis, andwomen's volleyball.

The presidents and chancellors of Atlantic 10institutions, in conjunction with Atlantic 10 Com-missioner Bernadette V. McGlade, have made astrong commitment to making the academic and ath-letics equation a successful one. Over the years, theleague membership has strived to better recognizethe academic accomplishments of its student-ath-

letes. The Commissioner's Honor Roll, which citesevery Atlantic 10 student-athlete with a 3.5 gradepoint average or better, recognized a record 2,728student-athletes in 2011-12.

The league sponsors Academic All-Conferenceteams in each of its sports and honors two student-athletes as the A-10 Student-Athletes of the Year.Moreover, the Atlantic 10 provides four postgradu-ate scholarship grants to qualified student-athletes.In 2011-12, nearly 200 student-athletes earned Aca-demic All-Conference recognition, while Dayton’sYvonne Marten, Jennifer Nalepa from Saint Louis,Marissa Norman of Rhode Island and Charlotte’sMacey Ruble received postgraduate scholarshipgrants.

The Atlantic 10 has 56 of the more than 950Division I sports teams being honored with publicrecognition awards for their latest multi-year Aca-demic Progress Rate scores. The Atlantic 10 Confer-

ence ranks fourth in numberof teams publically recog-nized by the NCAA and fifth inoverall APR average amongall 32 Division I Conferenceswith a 981 average. Theleague boasted 40 squadswith perfect scores and 104teams with a score of 990 orbetter. In total, 188 A-10

teams were at or above the national average, repre-senting 70 percent of all A-10 teams. Of the 21 cham-pionship sponsored sports in the Atlantic 10, 19 hada sport average higher than the national average.There are six sports (field hockey, women's crosscountry, lacrosse, women's swimming & diving,women's indoor track & field and women's outdoortrack & field) in which every A-10 team in that sportis above the national average.The Atlantic 10 boasted a third-place ranking in thesingle-year Graduation Success Rate (GSR) amongall Division I leagues. Measured in a six-year window,89 percent of freshman enrolling in an A-10 institu-tion in 2004 graduated. Twelve of the league's insti-tutions were above the national four-year GSRaverage of 8o percent and five of those programs,Dayton, George Washington, Richmond, SaintJoseph's and Xavier are all over 90 percent. The At-lantic 10 also rates in the Top 10 in men's basketball,women's basketball and baseball in the single-yearGSR. The league is ninth nationally in men's basket-ball, graduating at a 74 percent rate, nearly sevenpercent above the national average. In women's bas-ketball the league ranks sixth with an incredible 96percent graduation rate for its 2004 freshman class,10 percent higher than the national average. In base-ball, the A-10 is tied for third nationally with an 87percent GSR, also 10 percent higher than the nationalaverage.

Atlantic 10Membership History

Current Members..........................First YearButler..........................................................2012Charlotte ..............................................2005-06Dayton..................................................1995-96Duquesne. ..........1976-77, 1991-92,1993-94Fordham ..............................................1995-96George Washington ..........................1976-77La Salle..............................................1995-96Lock Haven ........2010 (Field Hockey Only)Massachusetts................................1976-77Rhode Island........................................1980-81Richmond ........................................2001-02St. Bonaventure ..................................1979-80Saint Joseph’s ................................1982-83Saint Louis........................................2005-06Temple ..............................................1982-83Virginia Commonwealth......................2012Xavier ..................................................1995-96Bold indicates Field Hockey schools

Former Members ................................YearsPenn State ..........................1976-79, 1982-91Pittsburgh ............................................1977-82Rutgers ................................................1977-95Villanova ..............................................1977-80Virginia Tech ........................................1996-00West Virginia ......................................1977-95

Atlantic 10 Conference11827 Canon Blvd., Suite 200

Newport News, VA 23606(215) 545-6678

Fax: (215) 545-3342www.atlantic10.org

Commissioner:..............................................Bernadette V. McGladeSenior Associate Commissioner:....................................................Debbie Richardson

Senior Associate Commissioner:..................................................................Ed PasqueAssociate Commissioner: ..............................................................Wendy LarryAssociate Commissioner:............................................................Jay DeFruscioAssistant Commissioner:..............................................................Jill RedmondDirector of Championships: ................................................................Lucas FellerDirector of Media Relations & Communications: ..........................................................Drew DickersonAsso. Director of Communications: ......................................................Melissa Kristofak

Advance Media & Communications Assistant:............................................................Caitlin Bonner

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Byard

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Bird

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Utz

2011 Bridget Settles, F.........................1stKatie Briglia, F ..........................1stBecca Keener, D .........................2ndKaylee Keener, M........................2ndCarissa Young, D.........................HM

2010 Katie Briglia, F ..........................1stBridget Settles, F.........................1stBecca Keener, M ........................2nd

2009 Charise Young, F..........................1stMandi Ruth, F .............................2ndBridget Settles, F........................2nd

2008 M.C. Kinneman, D........................1stCharise Young, F..........................1stJamie Adams, M ........................HMLiz Watto, F.................................HM

2007 Ashley Bird, D .............................1stDannah Brehm, F.........................1stAlli Lokey, M................................1stLeanne Vogelsong, M .................2ndErin Hanshue, GK ........................HM

2006 Alli Lokey, M................................1stAshley Bird, D.............................2ndM.C. Kinneman, M......................2ndCharise Young, M........................2ndLeanne Vogelsong, M..................HM

2005 Lindsay Holman, F .......................1stAlli Lokey, M................................1stAshley Shepps, D .......................2ndKatie Stevenson, D .....................2ndErin Hanshue, GK ........................HMMelissa Fritze, F..........................HM

2004 Lindsay Holman, F .......................1stTalia Ruth, B ................................1st

2003 Haley Dervinis, M ........................1stLindsay Holman, F .......................1stTalia Ruth, B ................................1st

2002 Melissa DeCesaris, B ..................1stEmily Moyer, B ............................1st

2001 JoAnn Engestrom, M...................1stVirginia Gonzalez, F......................1stKacy Ziomek, M...........................1st

2000 Michelle Murawski, B..................1st1999 Heather Walker, B........................1st1998 Heather Walker, B........................1st1997 Renita Bergey, B..........................1st

Claudia Ovchinnikoff, F ................1st1996 Renita Bergey, B..........................1st

Cherifa Nouri, F ...........................1st1995 Gina DeFazio, B............................1st

Claudia Ovchinnikoff, F ................1stTara Silvestre, F...........................1st

1994 Tara Silvestre, F...........................1stHeather Tomlin, F.........................1stCrystal Carr, F .............................HMJodi Randall, B............................HMKelly Trexler, B ............................HMCarly Zerbe, B .............................HM

1993 Crystal Carr, F..............................1stHeather Tomlin, F.........................1stDebbie Utz, F ...............................1stLori Benner, GK ...........................HMJen Higgins, F.............................HMMegan Moyer, B .........................HM

1992 Toni Byard, M ..............................1stCrystal Carr, F..............................1stWendy Skibitsky, F......................1stCari Washko, B............................1st

1991 Toni Byard, M ..............................1stLori Warneska, F .........................1stAmy Baker, GK............................2ndCari Carter, B ..............................2nd

Wendy Skibitsky, F.....................2ndKelly Smith, B .............................2ndDebbie Utz, F ..............................2ndCari Washko, D...........................2nd

1990 Jane Catanzaro, F........................1stMonique Scally, D........................1st

1989 Jane Catanzaro, F........................1stLaura Magahan, D .......................1st

1988 Jane Catanzaro, F........................1stLeah Finkbiner, F..........................1st

All-Rookie 2011 Nicole Kroener, M

Amber Youtz, FLizzy Millen, GK

2010 Mandi Shearer, M2009 Taylor Musser, M2008 Carissa Young, M

Kaylee Keener, M2006 Mandi Ruth, F

Charise Young, F2005 Erin Hanshue, GK

Scholar Player of the Year2009 Charise Young2008 Charise Young

Offensive Player of the Year2011 Bridget Settles2007 Alli Lokey

Defensive Player of the Year2008 Mary Catherine Kinneman2007 Ashley Bird

Player of the Year1990 Jane Catanzaro1989 Jane Catanzaro

Rookie of the Year2000 Haley Dervinis

Coach of the Year2005 Amanda Janney1994 Lauren Fuchs

All-Championship2011 Lizzy Millen, GK (Most Outstanding)

Katie Briglia, FBridget Settles, F

2010 Sarah Dalrymple, GKBecca Keener, MBridget Settles, F

2009 Charise Young, FKasey Ruth, FMandi Ruth, F

2008 Liz Watto, F2007 Alli Lokey, M2006 Erin Hanshue, GK

Alli Lokey, MLeanne Vogelsong, M

2005 Melissa Fritze, FAlli Lokey, M

2004 Jen Adamek, F2003 Melissa DeCesaris, M

Haley Dervinis, MDannon Mehaffey, B

2000 Julie Martinez, FMichelle Murawski, F/BKacy Ziomek, M

1999 Juliann Leskiw, F

Michelle Murawski, F/D1997 Renita Bergey, D1996 Deb Brown, GK

Beth Eaby, D1995 Gina DeFazio, D

Tara Silvestre, F/M1994 Deb Brown, F (MVP)1993 Wendy Skibitsky, F1992 Toni Byard, F

Crystal Carr, FWendy Skibitsky, FDebbie Utz, F

1991 Lori Warneka, F (MVP)Amy Baker, GKToni Byard, FCrystal Carr, F

1990 Jane Catanzaro, FMonique Scally, FLori Warneka, F

1989 Jane Catanzaro, FKaren Meier, B

1988 Jane Catanzaro, FLaura Magahan, B

All-Academic2011 Bridget Settles2009 Charise Young2008 Charise Young

Liz Watto2007 Ashley Bird

Charise Young2006 Ashley Bird

M.C. KinnemanLiz Watto

2005 Ashley Shepps2003 Haley Dervinis2000 Jessica Jaworski

Michelle MurawskiKacy Ziomek

1997 Gina DeFazio1996 Gina DeFazio

Beth Eaby1995 Gretchen Dershimer

Tara Silvestre1994 Tara Silvestre

Heather TomlinCarly Zerbe

1993 Ageliki PrinosTara SilvestreHeather Tomlin

1991 Kelly Smith1990 Sue Bing

Monique Scally

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Overall Atlantic 10Year W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Coach Postseason2011 9 13 0 .409 4 2 0 .667 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Finals2010 9 12 0 .429 4 3 0 .571 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Semifinals2009 9 12 0 .429 4 2 0 .667 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Finals2008 8 12 0 .400 4 3 0 .571 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Semifinals2007 15 6 0 .714 6 1 0 .857 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Semifinals2006 13 7 0 .650 4 3 0 .571 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Semifinals2005 11 10 0 .529 6 1 0 .857 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Semifinals2004 9 11 0 .450 3 3 0 .500 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals2003 11 11 0 .500 3 3 0 .500 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Finals2002 9 10 0 .474 2 4 0 .333 Lauren Fuchs2001 8 11 0 .421 2 4 0 .333 Lauren Fuchs2000 11 11 0 .500 4 1 0 .800 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Finals1999 7 13 0 .350 4 1 0 .800 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals1998 4 16 0 .200 2 3 0 .400 Lauren Fuchs1997 10 10 0 .500 3 3 0 .500 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals1996 6 14 0 .300 2 3 0 .400 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals1995 7 13 0 .350 1 3 0 .250 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals1994 10 10 0 .500 3 1 0 .750 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Champions1993 10 10 0 .500 1 3 0 .250 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals1992 11 8 2 .571 3 1 0 .750 Michele Madison Atlantic 10 Finals/NCAA Regional Semifinal1991 15 6 2 .696 3 1 0 .750 Michele Madison Atlantic 10 Champions/NCAA Regional Final1990 18 6 0 .750 4 1 0 .800 Michele Madison Atlantic 10 Finals/NCAA Regional Final1989 12 8 2 .591 3 1 1 .700 Michele Madison Atlantic 10 Semifinals1988 5 10 4 .368 1 1 0 .500 Gwen Cheeseman-Alexander Atlantic 10 Semifinals1987 12 4 3 .711 Gwen Cheeseman-Alexander1986 9 9 3 .500 Gwen Cheeseman-Alexander1985 12 8 2 .591 Gwen Cheeseman1984 18 5 0 .783 Gwen Cheeseman NCAA Regional Semifinals1983 14 5 2 .714 Gwen Cheeseman NCAA Regional Finals1982 13 3 0 .813 Gwen Cheeseman NCAA Regional Semifinals1981 17 3 1 .833 Gwen Cheeseman1980 15 4 1 .775 Gwen Cheeseman1979 11 5 2 .666 Tina Sloan-Green1978 12 8 3 .587 Tina Sloan-Green1977 8 6 1 .566 Tina Sloan-Green1976 5 6 2 .462 Tina Sloan-Green1975 5 3 2 .600 Tina Sloan-Green1974 3 5 0 .375 Tina Sloan-Green1968-73 Results unavailable1967 5 1 5 .682 Elanor Pepper1966 0 7 1 .063 Joan Edenborn Stiles1965 1 5 2 .250 Joan Edenborn Stiles1964 3 2 2 .571 Joan Edenborn Stiles1963 4 3 0 .571 Anne Volp1962 4 3 0 .571 Anne Volp1961 3 0 4 .714 Anne VolpTotals* 448 294 52 .597 68 46 1 .596*1949-2010

Inductee ................................Year InductedKaren Gendron Adams ...........................1986Marie Kerstetter Appel ...........................1982Judith L. Benscoter ................................1986Betty Brown Black..................................1979Madelyn Braccio Chiomento................. 1980Kim Lambdin Ciarrocca ..........................2001Monica Mills-Ciccimaro .........................1997Phyllis Hasse Corl ...................................1978Kathie Daley ............................................2005Gail Cummings Danson..........................2000Eleanor Morgan Davis ............................1981Jane Catanzaro-Delaney.........................2004Virginia Middleton Doan ........................ 1983Vera Salem Egner....................................1981Louise Lenco Esher.................................1977Dorothea Dalton Freeman...................... 1984

Inductee ................................Year InductedKathleen Barrett Geiger ..........................1999Marie Oliver Gimmi.................................1979Tina Sloan Green.....................................1994Doris “Tiz” Martin Griffith........................1984Beverly Grove .........................................1983Beverly Grove .........................................2006Miriam Michener Guiley........................ 1985Claire Alden Harden............................... 1985Mary Ann Leight Harris ......................... 1982Evelyn Highley Hart.................................1982F. Elizabeth Hess......................................1983Betty Jane Leuchtner Howat .................1984Florence C. Jackson ...............................1983Nancy Jane Kelly................................... 1987Carol Sauppe Kline..................................1999Bess Cramer Lightcap ........................... 1976

Inductee ................................Year InductedLarraine Lodise........................................1995Nada Beers McBrearty...........................1981Patricia Collins Morris.............................1975Sheila Murphy.........................................1985Frances Henderson Newcomb .................1977Mandee (Moore) O’Leary .......................2004Caroline McWilliams-Owens .................1997Dorothy Schumann Plantholt .................1980Chrissy Muller Poplawski .......................2009Elise DuBois Pratt ...................................1981Joan Paul Rocchino ................................1984Anne Sage ..............................................1987Marie Schmucker ...................................1995Maude V. Sharpe ....................................1977Ida C. Watters Smith ..............................1982Suzanne Bell Stashis ..............................1986

Inductee ................................Year InductedAgnes Stegmuller ...................................1979Joan Edenborn Stiles..............................1978Bessie W. Taylor.....................................1994Bonnie Smith Taylor................................1986Mattison Thomas ...................................1977Elaine Turchi ............................................1998Anne McConaghie Volp..........................1975Alice Putman Willets ..............................1977Lilyan Boyd Wright .................................1976Dorothy Hucknall Wyld...........................1982

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Career ScoringPoints

Player (Years)..............................Points1. Jane Catanzaro (1987-90)..................2532. Caroline McWilliams (1980-83) .............2093. Monica Mills (1981-84).........................1644. Elaine Turchi (1981-84) ......................1175. Bridget Settles (2008-11)...................1036. Toni Byard (1989-92) .........................1027. Alli Lokey (2004-07).............................958. Lori Warneka (1988-91) .......................879. Crystal Gibbs (1984-87) .......................8410. Kathleen Barrett (1982-85)...................78

Goals Player (Years)...............................Goals

1. Jane Catanzaro (1987-90)..................1172. Caroline McWilliams (1980-83) ..............853. Monica Mills (1981-84)........................684. Elaine Turchi (1981-84) ........................515. Toni Byard (1989-92) ...........................466. Bridget Settles (2008-11).....................457. Alli Lokey (2004-07).............................378. Crystal Gibbs (1984-87) .......................359. Cherifa Nouri (1994-97) .......................3310. Debbie Utz (1990-93) ...........................29

AssistsPlayer (Years) ............................Assists

1. Lori Warneka (1988-91) .......................632. Haley Dervinis (2000-03) .....................463. Caroline McWilliams (1980-83) ...........394. Kathleen Barrett (1982-85)...................385. Charise Young (2006-09)......................296. Monica Mills (1981-84)........................287. Monique Scally (1987-90)....................258. Jessica Jaworski (1998-01) ................249. Cari Washko (1989-92) ........................2310. Heather Tomlin (1991-94) ....................23* Since 1980

Career GoalkeepingSaves

Player (Years) ..............................Saves1. Deb Brown (1994-97) ........................7912. Kim Lambdin (1984-87)......................7323. Serene McGrath (1997-01) ................7104. Jill Marple (1987-90) .........................6625. Erin Conroy (2000-04) ........................4596. Erin Hanshue (2005-08) .....................4007. Amy Baker (1988-91).........................2628. Lori Benner (1992-93) ........................2609. Sarah Dalrymple (2007-10) ................21410. Robin Porter (1983) ............................169

Saves per game Player (Years)...........................Saves/G

1. Kim Lambdin (1984-87)...................11.812. Jill Marple (1988-90) ......................11.41 3. Amy Baker (1988-91)......................10.084. Deb Brown (1994-97) .......................9.895. Lori Benner (1992-93) .......................9.296. Serene McGrath (1997-01) ...............8.557. Robin Porter (1983) ...........................8.058. Erin Conroy (2000-04) .......................7.409. Lori Wambold (1981-82) ...................6.8410. Mel DeNicola (1981) .........................6.68

GAAPlayer (Years).................................GAA

1. Robin Carter (1983)...........................1.002. Lori Wambold (1981-82) ...................1.073. Amy Baker (1988-91)........................1.124. Mel DeNicola (1981) .........................1.425. Dona Porter (1992)............................1.476. Erin Hanshue (2005-08) ....................1.687. Lori Benner (1992-93) .......................1.708. Jill Marple (1988-90) ........................1.999. Sarah Dalrymple (2007-10) ...............2.0310. Erin Conroy (2000-04) .......................2.06(minimum 1,000 minutes)

Jane Catanzaro is fifth in career goals andsixth in career points in NCAA history. Shewas inducted into the Temple Sports Hall ofFame in 2004.

Lori Warneka dished 63 assists during her ca-reer which currently ranks 18th in the historyof NCAA Division I field hockey.

2011 Bridget Settles2007 Alli Lokey2003 Erin Conroy2000 Michelle Murawski1999 Michelle Murawski1996 Cherfia Nouri

Claudia Ovchinnikoff1995 Tara Silvestre1994 Tara Silvestre1993 Crystal Carr

Megan MoyerHeather TomlinDebbie Utz

1992 Toni ByardDebbie UtzCari Washko

1991 Toni ByardLori Warneka

1990 Jane CatanzaroLori Warneka

1989 Jane Catanzaro1988 Jane Catanzaro

Mandy MooreKim Lambdin

1987 Jane CatanzaroDenise Bourassa

Kim LambdinMandy Moore

1984 Elaine TurchiMonica Mills

1983 Carole McWilliams1982 Carole McWilliams

Roni Pack1981 Elaine Turchi

Mel DiNicolaLarraine LodiseCarole McWilliamsMarie Schmucker

1980 Larraine Lodise

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Season ScoringPoints

Player (Year) ................................Points1. Jane Catanzaro (1990) .......................1082. Jane Catanzaro (1989) .........................803. Caroline McWilliams (1981).................784. Monica Mills (1984) .............................745. Toni Byard (1991) .................................526. Caroline McWilliams (1980).................487. Alli Lokey (2007) ..................................468. Caroline McWilliams (1983).................44

Elaine Turchi (1981)..............................4410. Caroline McWilliams (1982).................39

Goals Player (Year) .................................Goals

1. Jane Catanzaro (1990) .........................532. Jane Catanzaro (1989) .........................363. Caroline McWilliams (1981).................344. Monica Mills (1984) .............................335. Toni Byard (1991) .................................236. Caroline McWilliams (1980).................217. Bridget Settles (2011) ..........................208. Elaine Turchi (1981)..............................199. Monica Mills (1983) .............................18

Caroline McWilliams (1982).................18Alli Lokey (2007) ..................................18

AssistsPlayer (Year) ..............................Assists

1. Lori Warneka (1990).............................272. Caroline McWilliams (1983).................203. Lori Warneka (1991).............................194. Monique Scally (1990) .........................185. Kathleen Barrett (1984) ........................156. Kathleen Barrett (1983) ........................147. Haley Dervinis (2001) ...........................12

Monica Mills (1981) .............................12Cari Washko (1992)..............................12Haley Dervinis (2000) ...........................12

* Since 1980

Season GoalkeepingSaves

Player (Year) ................................Saves1. Deb Brown (1996) ..............................2492. Kim Lambdin (1987) ...........................2343. Jill Marple (1990) ...............................2324. Lori Benner (1993)..............................2295. Jill Marple (1989) ...............................2236. Serene McGrath (1998)......................2177. Amy Baker (1991) ..............................2088. Jill Marple (1988) ...............................2079. Deb Brown (1995) ..............................19810. Kim Lambdin (1986) ...........................194

Saves per gamePlayer (Year).............................Saves/G

1. Kim Lambdin (1987) ........................13.002. Deb Brown (1996) ...........................12.453. Lori Benner (1993)...........................12.054. Jill Marple (1989) ............................11.745. Jill Marple (1990) ............................11.606. Serene McGrath (1998)...................11.427. Jill Marple (1988) ............................10.898. Deb Brown (1995) .............................9.909. Kim Lambdin (1986) ..........................9.2410. Deb Brown (1997) .............................9.10

GAAPlayer (Year)...................................GAA

1. Robin Carter (1983) ...........................0.862. Lori Wambold (1982).........................1.023. Amy Baker (1991) .............................1.134. Erin Hanshue (2006) ..........................1.135. Erin Hanshue (2007) ..........................1.386. Mel DeNicola (1981) .........................1.427. Dona Porter (1992) ............................1.478. Deb Brown (1997) .............................1.589. Lori Benner (1993).............................1.6210. Sarah Dalrymple (2010).....................1.63(minimum 500 minutes)

Deb Brown set the single season savesrecord in 1986 with 249 stops. She is topson the career list with 791 saves.

Bridget Settles (‘12) finished her careerranked fifth all-time in points with 103, sixthin goals with 45, and seventh in single-sea-son goals with 20 in 2011.

Jill Marple Caroline McWilliams

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Program RecordsTeam RecordsMost Goals, Game

15, 10/29/81 vs. Glassboro St., W 15-1Most Goals, Season

84, in 24 games (1990)Most Assists, Season

53, in 24 games (1990)Largest Winning Margin

14, 15-1 vs. Glassboro St., 10/29/81Least Goals Scored, Season

21, in 20 games (1998)Largest Losing Margin

15-0, at Old Dominion 10/31/98Most Goals Allowed, Game

15, Old Dominion, 10/31/98Least Goals Allowed, Season

13, in 16 games (1982)Most Goals Allowed, Season

85, in 20 games (1998)Most Wins, Season

18 (1984)Least Wins, Season

4 (1998)Most Losses, Season

16 (1998)Least Losses, Season

3 (1981, 1982)Most Ties, Season

4 (1988)Highest Scoring Average, Season

3.5 goals/game in 24 games (1990)Winning Streak

10 (1984)Losing Streak

8 (2010)

Individual RecordsMost Goals, Game

6, Jane Catanzaro vs. Drexel (9/5/90)6, Jane Catanzaro vs. Hofstra (9/19/90)6, Elaine Turchi vs. Glassboro St. (10/29/81)

Most Goals, Season53, Jane Catanzaro, in 24 games (1990)

Most Goals, Career117, Jane Catanzaro (1987-90)

Most Assists, Game5, Bonnie McGee vs. Rider (9/23/86)

Most Assists, Season27, Lori Warneka in 24 games (1990)

Most Assists, Career63, Lori Warneka (1988, 1991)

Most Points, Game13, Elaine Turchi (6g, 1a) vs.Glassboro State (10/29/81)

Most Points, Season108, Jane Catanzaro (53g, 2a,) in24 games (1990)

Most Points, Career254, Jane Catanzaro (1987-90)

Most Goalie Saves, Game24, Jill Marple vs. Old Dominion (10/21/90)Serene McGrath vs. Penn (10/14/98)

Most Goalie Saves, Season249, Deb Brown in 20 games (1996)

Most Goalie Saves, Career791, Deb Brown (1994-97)

Most Shutouts, Season10, Robin Porter in 21 games (1983)

Most Shutouts, Career28, Kim Lambdin (1984-87)

Consecutive Shutouts4, Kim Lambdin (1985), Robin Porter (1983)

Best Goals Against Average, Season0.86, Robin Porter in 21 games (1983)

Best Goals Against Average, Career0.86, Robin Porter (1983)

Multi-Goal Games6 Goals

Jane Catanzaro vs. Drexel, 1990Jane Catanzaro vs. Hofstra, 1990Elaine Turchi vs. Glassboro St., 1981

5 GoalsToni Byard vs. Hofstra, 1991 Jane Catanzaro vs. La Salle, 1989 Caroline McWilliams vs. Glassboro St., 1981

4 GoalsAlli Lokey vs. Rhode Island, 2007Toni Byard vs. Rutgers, 1992 Toni Byard vs. Ursinus, 1991Jane Catanzaro vs. Providence, 1990 Jane Catanzaro vs. Rhode Island, 1990 Jane Catanzaro vs. Saint Joseph’s, 1990 Jane Catanzaro vs. Lehigh, 1990 Jane Catanzaro vs. Connecticut, 1989Jane Catanzaro vs. Rutgers, 1989 Jane Catanzaro vs. Lehigh, 1989 Jane Catanzaro vs. Hofstra, 1988Crystal Gibbs vs. Rider, 1986

3 GoalsBridget Settles vs. Kent State, 2011Bridget Settles vs. Bucknell, 2011Katie Briglia vs. Saint Louis, 2010Bridget Settles vs. Penn, 2009Bridget Settles at Saint Louis, 2009Charise Young vs. Lehigh, 2008Dannah Brehm at Saint Joseph’s, 2007Alli Lokey at Saint Louis, 2007Lindsay Holman vs. Lehigh, 2005Julie Martinez vs. Rutgers, 2000 Tara Silvestre vs. Saint Joseph’s, 1994 Tara Silvestre vs. Rutgers, 1994 Debbie Utz vs. Rhode Island, 1991 Jane Catanzaro vs. Villanova, 1990 Jane Catanzaro vs. Rutgers, 1990 Lori Warneka vs. La Salle, 1989 Crystal Gibbs vs. Villanova, 1987Gail Cummings vs. American, 1986Crystal Gibbs vs. American, 1986Monica Mills vs. Rutgers, 1984 Marie Schmucker vs. Lehigh, 1982 Caroline McWilliams vs. W. Chester, 1982; Caroline McWilliams vs. Maryland, 1981 Monica Mills vs. La Salle, 1981 Monica Mills vs. Minnesota, 1981 Caroline McWilliams vs. American, 1981 Caroline McWilliams vs. Davis & Elkins in the AIAW Championships, 1981

Toni Byard Jane CatanzaroElaine Turchi scored six goals against Glassboro State in 1981.

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GIVING BACKTemple Field Hockey is extremely grateful to some very generous alumni of the program who have con-

tinued to stay involved with the Owls in a big way. Ann (McKernan) Robinson, pictured on the right, is a 1958alum who contributed the single largest gift to Temple Athletics in 2007. Robinson and her husband, ArmandI., pledged a total of $2 million to Temple including $1.1 million to the field hockey program.

In 2010, Cherifa (Nouri) Howarth (‘98) and her husband, Greg, donated a brand-new state-of-the-art wire-less scoreboard for Geasey Field, the site of Temple Field Hockey and Lacrosse. Howarth played field hockeyat Temple from 1993-97, and her 33 career goals rank ninth all-time in the history of the program.

ALUMNI MEMORIES"I loved playing for Temple. It was the best experience for me being part of a family and that's what our team was- "a

family." If one person was having a bad game, someone else stepped up. We had a lot of fun on our road trips and en-joyed spending time together on and off the field. The main reason we accomplished a lot was because we were not in-dividuals. We were a TEAM. What I loved most about Temple is that you could be yourself and you weren't being judged.GO OWLS. PLAY HARD EVERY GAME."-Jane Catanzaro-Delaney '90

What I loved most about Temple was the diversity of people and activities that only a large metropolitan campus can offer. This allowed me a world class qual-ity education at (the Tyler campus) coupled with the opportunity to be a part of an exceptional Division I field hockey program. It was the best of both worlds,bar none! GO OWLS! -Mary Anne Morgan, TYL '65

"On and off the field I had the support of the coaching staff and teammates; we were a family. Although time has passed and some relationships have changed,I am forever grateful that I experienced college with the people I did. TUFH was a consistent aspect of my life that continually made me happy, was a safe placeto express myself and pushed me to become a better person. My time at Temple and playing hockey, without a doubt, helped shape who I am today."-Haley Dervinis ‘04

“I experienced the best of everything at Temple. I received an excellent education that served me well for 37 years as a teacher and my field hockey years werevery rewarding. I played for a Hall of Fame coach, Eleanor Pepper, who I admired and emulated. My teammates were supportive and driven to succeed againstthe top field hockey programs in the country at the time. I thoroughly enjoyed my years at Temple and I am proud to be a Temple Owl.”-Elvetta Gemski ‘72 (2011 National Coaches Association Hall of Fame inductee)

“It’s hard to pick a favorite memory, because there are so many fun ones to choose from, but I would have to say that one of my favorite memories of TUFH wasstaying at the Conwell Inn during preseason. As a team we really bonded there and got to know the newcomers so well during our stay. It gave me a sense ofunity with the team knowing that we all went back to the hotel to crash and reboot only to get up and do it all over again a few hours later.”-Mandi Ruth ‘10

“We played well and we were friends. We enjoyed all aspects of university life and getting to know about the great city of Philadelphia. Temple was such a friendlyplace with great academics. I had a sense of loyalty and I’m so grateful for a wonderful all around education and have such a love of Philadelphia. Your greatestsuccess can come from your contributions in your own backyard.-Mary Ann Harris ‘61

“I can honestly say that I wish I knew then what I know now. As an alumni I understand what it means to be a Division I Field Hockey player. I understand nowthat it is not anyone that can be described as such. Temple University is my “house” and the TUFH team is my family. It just keeps growing every year!! I amvery blessed!”-Cherifa Howarth ‘98

TRIBUTE TO TEMPLE FIELD HOCKEY ALUMNI

Ann Robinson (left) and Cherifa NouriHowarth in front of Geasey Field’s new

state-of-the-art scoreboard.

Cherifa and Greg Howarth picturedwith their children in front of the

scoreboard they donated to GeaseyField.

2011 Senior Day at Geasey Field - pictured are the five seniors: BeccaKeener, Kaylee Keener, Caryn Lambright, Bridget Settles and Carissa Young

along with their families and Temple coaching staff.

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AAdamek, Jen......................2003-05Adams, Jamie....................2007-08Anderson, Kaylene ..................1985Angermeier, Christine.........1972-75Arcaro, Tina .......................1980-83

BBaker, Amy ........................1988-91Baker, Heather.........................1986Barber, Rachel ....................2002-05Barndt, Stacie ....................1987-90Barrett, Kathleen ................1982-85Bartlett, Penny ........................1982Beam, Tanya ......................1998-99Becker, Sandra ........................2004Benner, Lori ........................1991-93Bergey, Glenda ........................1995Bergey, Laura .....................1997-00Bergey, Renita....................1993-97Bianchini, Denise ...............1976-79Bielicki, Barb ...........................1982Bing, Sue............................1988-90Bird, Ashley .......................2004-07 Blaney, Annie ..........................1987Blyler, Madi .............................2010Bonnell, Cheryl ........................1990Bourassa, Denise ...............1983-87Bowers, Caitlyn..................2002-04Boylan, Cheryl....................1986-87Brehm, Dannah ..................2006-08Bretz, Brittni ............................2006Brewer, Elaine ....................1990-93Briglia, Katie ........................2009-Brookshaw, Terry ...............1977-80Brown, Deb ........................1994-97Buchen, Stephanie .............1995-99Budko, Barbara ..................1979-82Byard, Toni .........................1989-92

CCarney, Kelly ......................1986-89Carr, Crystal .......................1991-94Carter, Cari .........................1988-91Cassidy, Heather ................1986-87Castle, Cynthia ........................1983Catanzaro, Jane .................1987-90Chiampi, Julia .........................2000Chillano, Susan ..................1980-81Cipolloni, Jackie .................1982-83Clendening, Nadia ..............2004-07Cook, Nancy.......................1982-85Conroy, Erin........................2000-04Conver, Christy...................1986-89Cordier, Wendy........................1988Corey, Jennifer...................1989-90Cornell, Wendy .......................1983Cox, Tori .............................2010-11Cummings, Gail .................1986-87

DDaley, Kathy .......................1977-80Dalrymple, Sarah................2007-10DeCesaris, Melissa ...........2000-03DeFazio, Gina .....................1993-97Dehope, Eli .........................1975-78DeIaco, Katey.....................2007-10Dengler, Lisa............................1986Dershimer, Gretchen ..........1994-98

Dervinis, Haley ...................2000-03Deveaux, Marie .......................1980Devenney, Jackie ...............1982-85Dorando, Maria ..................1984-88Downing, Diane.......................1987Doyle, Colleen ....................1986-89Doyle, Molly.........................2010-Duva, Andrea .....................2001-04

EEaby, Beth..........................1994-97Ebersole, Charlene...................1980Edwards, Susan .................1986-89Egan, Erin ...........................1989-92

FFalk, Jan.............................1980-81Faria, Morgan..........................2000Fechtor, Karen ....................1978-81Finkbiner, Leah ...................1985-88Foltz, Erica...............................1999Fortin, Nancy...........................1986Fritze, Melissa....................2002-05Fuertsch, Emily ....................2010-

GGarber, Sharon ...................1980-83Gardner, Traci ..........................1988Gibbs, Crystal.....................1984-87Gilchrist, Leslie...................1997-98Good, Joyce.......................1977-80Gonzalez, Virginia ...............1998-01Grim, Kelly...............................1985Grisafi, Jessica ..................1998-01Grove, Bev .........................1953-55Grove, Bev .........................1976-79

HHagmann, Kathy ................1980-81Hannahoe, Megan..............2003-06Hanshue, Erin .....................2005-08Hanshue, Kimmi .................2006-09 Harding, Debra ...................1988-91Harkins, Cathy....................1985-86Harkins, Liz.........................1980-81Harte, Kathleen...................1983-85Herman, April .....................1997-00Hess, Arialle ............................2009Hibshman, Sydney ...............2011-Hick, Barbara .....................1984-87Higgins, Jennifer ................1992-93Hiller, Helen ........................1977-80Hoek, Liesbeth ...................1992-93Holman, Lindsay ................2003-05 Horning, Kylie Jo ................2000-01Houseman, Jane .....................1983Hunt, Lauren ........................2010-

JJackson, Lee Ann ...................1982Jacobs, Mindy ...................1976-79Jaffe, Robin........................1979-82James, Carolyn ..................1990-93Jaworski, Jessica ..............1997-00Jiao, Monica ......................2002-04Johnson, Renate ................1985-86Johnston, Janice ...............1981-84Joyner, Stephanie ..............1975-78

KKasper, Rachel....................2000-03Kauffman, Kaete.................1991-93Keener, Becca ....................2008-11Keener, Kaylee....................2008-11Kelley, Jenny......................1993-96Kelly, Allison.......................2007-08Kennedy, Kenra........................2005Kilgariff, Karen ....................1979-82King, Katie ..........................2003-06Kinneman, Mary Catherine........2005-08Kint, Elaine .........................1980-81Knoll, Bryn...............................1994Kocher, Chris ......................1980-83Koff, Terry...........................1978-81Kroener, Nicole....................2011-

LLam, Mom...............................1998Lambdin, Kimberly .............1984-87Lambright, Caryn................2008-11Landis, Michelle .................1995-98Landolt, Julianna .....................2009Larkin, Mary.......................1988-89Laverty, Mary Ann..............1984-87LeBlanc, Andrea.................1979-82Lebovic, Judy..........................2004Leskiw, Juliann ..................1998-01Liga, Carol Sue ...................1977-80Light, Allison ......................1996-97Lodise, Larraine..................1977-80Lokey, Alli...........................2004-07Lukens, Kara.......................1998-99

MMalkemes, Cathy ....................1982Maltby, Carol......................1978-81March, Allison.........................1986Margraff, Lisa.....................1981-84Marple, Jill .........................1987-90Martinez, Krysta ......................2004Mazurek, Tina.....................1981-84McCausland, Alexandra .....2000-01McGee, Bonnie ..................1985-88McGinley, Kelly........................1987McGinty, Stephanie............2007-08McGrath, Serene................1996-99McHugh, Joan ...................1980-81McHugh, Stacey ................1977-80McMonagle, Kathy.............1980-81McWilliams, Caroline ........1980-83Megahan, Laura .................1986-89Mehaffey, Dannon..............2002-05 Meier, Karen.......................1986-89Melucci, Kara ..........................1991Mendoza, Etheline..............1990-91Middleton, Whitney ...........1981-84Millen, Lizzy .........................2010-Miller, Lisa..........................1994-97Mills, Monica .....................1981-84Minzola, Deb ......................1985-88Mitchell, Haley ....................2011-Moore, Amanda .................1984-87Mohr, Lori................................1986Morse, Becky.....................1988-89Moyer, Bridget ........................2000Moyer, Emily ......................1999-02Moyer, Megan....................1990-93Muir, Kathleen ....................1982-85

Muller, Chrissy ...................1983-85Murawski, Michelle ...........1996-00Murdock, Vicki ...................1983-85Musser, Taylor....................2009-10

NNase, Susan.......................2000-03Natale, Vanessa .................1988-89Neill, Patricia ......................1986-87Nichols, Taryn ....................2007-10Nottle, Terri ........................1977-80Nouri, Cherifa .....................1993-97

OO'Connor, Colleen ...............1982-83Osborne, Yvonna.............................2010Ovchinnikoff, Alexandra ............1994-97Ovchinnikoff, Claudia..........1994-97

PPack, Ronnie ......................1979-82Palmieri, Ginny ........................1986Paul, Kerry..........................1989-90Perone, Nicole .........................1998Perry, Caitlin ............................2000Plasha, Kathleen.................1986-89Polmateer, Jill.....................1995-99Porter, Donna .....................1991-94Porter, Robin.......................1980-83Prinos, Angel......................1990-93

RRadcliffe, Deanna ...............2000-01Radice, Veronica ................2008-09Randall, Jodi ......................1991-94Reed, Mia...........................2010-11Reeves, Ann ............................1983Reinhardt, Gerry Lynn..............1987Rheinhardt, Angela..................1988Rhiel, Patricia .....................1980-83Riccotti, Denise..................1988-89Rice, Suzanne ....................1983-86Rodgers, Jean .........................1983Rodriguez, Alex .......................2005Rubiah-Williams, Ollie ........1994-97Ruffin, Angie ......................1985-86Russell, Torie......................1995-99Ruth, Kasey........................2006-09Ruth, Mandi .......................2006-09Ruth, Talia ..........................2001-04

SSanderson, Stacey .............1985-86Sauppe, Carol.....................1975-78Scally, Monique .................1987-90Schelpat, Jen ..........................2004Schmidt, Doris ...................1981-84Schmucker, Marie ..............1980-83Schreffler, Kim...............1983, 1985Schwenke, Dawn ...............1980-81Seasholtz, Kathy.................1985-88Settles, Bridget ..................2007-11Shearer, Mandi ....................2010-Shepps, Ashley ..................2001-05 Shreve, Robbin...................1987-90Sichler, Judy ......................1995-98Silvestre, Tara ....................1992-95Simonds, Kelly ...................1984-87Singleton, Sandra...............1977-80Sirianni, Joy ............................1983

Siwak, Toni..............................1985Skitbitsky, Wendy ..............1990-93Smith, Julie........................1988-90Smith, Kelly ........................1988-91Smith, Kelly ........................1994-98Sotis, Denise......................1989-90Souders, Melanie ....................1987Stafford, Kris ......................1985-86Steinman, Rachel.................2011-Stevenson, Katie ................2001-05 Stewart, Kate .....................2006-09Stimmel, Sue .....................1980-83

TTemple, Donna ...................1982-83Thomas, Jillian...................2001-04Tiedemann, Kathy ..............1995-98Tierney, Kathleen................1988-91Tomlin, Heather ..................1991-94Trexler, Kelly.......................1991-94Turchi, Elaine......................1981-84Turney, Marcie ...................1988-91

UUjobai, Lauren ....................2009-10Ullman, Dawn.....................1986-88Utz, Debbie.........................1990-93

VVanderberg, Gretchen ........1991-94Vogelsong, Leanne .............2004-07

WWalko, Patty............................1986Walker, Heather..................1995-99Wambold, Lorri ..................1979-82Wanner, Kristen..................2006-09Warneka, Lori.....................1988-91Warner, Jennifer......................1987Washko, Cari......................1989-92Watto, Liz...........................2004-08 Weaver, Jill .............................1996Whitman, Hannah................2011-Wilson, Melanie .................1994-98Wolfe, Katrina ....................1994-97

YYaculek, Kim............................1987Yetter, Kylee .......................2007-10Yobonski, Nicole......................1998Young, Carissa....................2008-11Young, Charise ...................2006-09Youtz, Amber........................2011-

ZZakrzewski, Mary Beth ......2000-03Zdun, Janet ........................1980-81Zerbe, Carly........................1991-94Ziegler, Emily......................2005-06Ziegler, Kristin..........................2000Ziomek, Kacy .....................1997-00

* Since 1978Please contact the Temple SportsMedia Relations office at 215-204-3850 for additions or changes to theall-time roster.

All-Time Roster

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All-Time Results1949

(5-0-1 Overall)DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE

Drexel .........................8-0 WBeaver ........................2-0 WSwarthmore................4-2 WEast Stroudsburg ........1-1 TPennsylvania...............4-3 WUrsinus .......................3-1 WHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1950 (5-0-1 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREBryn Mawr..................4-0 WSwarthmore................3-0 WBeaver ........................5-3 WPennsylvania...............3-3 TEast Stroudsburg ........3-1 WUrsinus .......................2-1 WHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1951 (5-1-0 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORESwarthmore................6-0 WBryn Mawr..................6-1 WBeaver ........................4-3 WUrsinus .......................2-0 WEast Stroudsburg ........0-2 LPennsylvania...............1-0 WHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1952 (3-2-0 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREBryn Mawr..................6-1 WBeaver ........................2-2 TWest Chester..............5-0 WSwarthmore................1-1 TUrsinus .......................5-2 WHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1953 (5-1-1 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREBeaver ........................3-1 WSwarthmore................4-0 WBryn Mawr..................3-0 WWest Chester..............4-3 WUrsinus .......................0-1 LDrexel .........................4-2 WPennsylvania...............2-2 THEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1954 (6-0-1 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORESwarthmore................4-1 WRosemont ...................4-1 WBryn Mawr..................5-2 WDrexel .........................5-3 WPennsylvania...............3-2 WUrsinus .......................3-2 WWest Chester..............2-2 THEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1955 (4-4-0 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORERosemont ...................2-0 WSwarthmore................0-1 LBryn Mawr..................4-0 WGettysburg ..................5-1 WBeaver ........................2-3 LWest Chester..............0-2 LDrexel .........................3-0 WUrsinus .......................1-5 LHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1956 (5-2-0 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORESwarthmore ..................... WBeaver ............................. LRosemont......................... WUrsinus............................. LGettysburg ....................... WDrexel .............................. WBryn Mawr....................... WHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1957 (8-1-0 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREGettysburg ..................9-1 WSwarthmore................8-1 WUrsinus .......................2-3 LBryn Mawr................13-1 WBeaver ........................3-2 WDrexel .........................8-0 WPennsylvania...............3-0 WRosemont ...................2-0 WWest Chester..............1-0 WHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1958 (6-0-2 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREGettysburg ................11-1 WUrsinus .......................3-2 WBeaver ........................2-2 TWest Chester..............2-0 WBryn Mawr..................9-0 WSwarthmore................9-0 WRosemont ...................4-4 TPennsylvania.............10-0 WHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1959 (6-1-0 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORESwarthmore................7-0 WUrsinus .......................1-0 WBeaver ........................3-2 WWest Chester..............2-3 LDrexel .........................7-0 WPennsylvania...............2-0 WGettysburg ..................6-1 WHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1960 (6-0-1 Overall)

No scores availableHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1961 (3-0-4 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREWilson ........................3-0 WGettysburg ..................1-1 TUrsinus .......................3-3 TWest Chester..............2-2 TEast Stroudsburg ........1-1 TBeaver ........................3-0 WPennsylvania...............4-2 WHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1962 (4-3-0 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREGettysburg ..................3-2 WBeaver ........................3-2 WEast Stroudsburg ........3-2 WUrsinus .......................1-2 LWest Chester..............1-3 LDrexel .........................0-1 LWilson ........................4-0 WHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1963 (4-3-0 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREWilson ........................3-4 LUrsinus .......................1-4 LTrenton........................4-2 WEast Stroudsburg ........2-0 WGettysburg ..................2-3 LBeaver ........................0-2 LWest Chester..............2-1 WHEAD COACH: Anne Volp

1964 (3-2-2 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREDrexel .........................4-1 WTrenton............................. WGettysburg ....................... WBeaver ............................. TUrsinus............................. LEast Stroudsburg ............. LWest Chester..............1-1 T

HEAD COACH: Joan Edenborn Stiles

1965 (1-5-2 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREGettysburg ..................1-1 TBeaver ........................1-1 TDrexel .........................5-0 WEast Stroudsburg ........3-2 WPennsylvania...............1-2 LWest Chester ................... LUrsinus............................. LTrenton............................. L


1966 (0-7-1 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREUrsinus .......................0-5 LBeaver ........................1-2 LEast Stroudsburg ............. LTrenton............................. LGettysburg ....................... LPennsylvania .................... LWilson ............................. TDrexel .........................0-3 L


1967 (5-1-5 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREChestnut Hill ...............7-0 WPennsylvania...............2-3 LGettysburg ..................3-2 WWilson ........................4-0 W

Remainder of scores unavailableHEAD COACH: Eleanor Pepper

1968-73 RESULTS UNAVAILABLE

1974 (3-5-0 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORELa Salle .......................4-1 WUrsinus .......................1-2 LBeaver ........................5-1 WEastern........................0-2 LTrenton........................0-1 LDrexel .........................1-0 WWest Chester..............0-5 LPrinceton ....................0-2 L

HEAD COACH: Tina Sloan-Green

1975 (5-3-2 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORERutgers .......................0-0 TLa Salle .......................9-0 WUrsinus .......................1-5 LPennsylvania...............3-2 WEastern........................3-0 WWest Chester..............1-6 LTrenton........................1-1 TDrexel .........................5-0 WBeaver ......................14-0 WPrinceton ....................1-4 LWest Chester..............0-5 LPrinceton ....................0-2 L


1976 (5-6-2 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORESaint Joseph's ............6-0 WWest Chester..............0-2 LLa Salle .......................4-0 WSwarthmore................2-0 WUrsinus .......................0-5 LTrenton........................1-0 WEastern........................6-0 WPrinceton ....................2-2 TRutgers .......................1-1 TPenn............................1-2 LGlassboro....................0-1 LEast Stroudsburg ........1-3 LRutgers .......................3-2 WSlippery Rock..............1-3 L


1977 (8-6-1 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORESaint Joseph's ............1-0 WWest Chester..............0-5 LSwarthmore................2-0 WLafayette.....................2-3 LMontclair ....................1-5 LUrsinus .......................0-7 LTrenton........................1-1 TLa Salle .......................4-0 WPrinceton ....................1-0 WKutztown.....................3-0 WRutgers .......................1-0 WPennsylvania...............3-4 LWest Chester..............0-4 LRutgers .......................1-0 WPenn State (ps) ...........2-3 L


1978 (12-8-3 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORELafayette.....................0-1 LWest Chester..............0-3 LSaint Joseph's ...........2-0 WEast Stroudsburg ........1-1 TLehigh .........................0-1 LMontclair ....................4-0 WSwarthmore................1-0 WUrsinus .......................1-0 WAmerican ....................2-0 WTrenton........................2-0 WLa Salle .......................3-3 TPrinceton ....................0-1 LKutztown.....................2-1 WRutgers .......................1-2 LPenn............................2-0 WGlassboro....................0-0 TPenn State ..................2-1 WLa Salle .......................2-0 WLock Haven .................2-0 WWest Chester..............2-3 LOklahoma State ..........2-0 WMassachusetts ...........0-1 LSaint Louis ..................3-4 L


1979(11-5-2 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORESaint Louis ..................0-2 LGlassboro....................1-0 WWest Chester..............0-2 LSaint Joseph's ............4-0 WEast Stroudsburg ........2-2 TLafayette.....................4-1 WMontclair ....................4-0 WSwarthmore................4-0 WLehigh .........................0-0 TUrsinus .......................0-1 LTrenton........................2-1 WLa Salle .......................3-0 WRutgers .......................0-1 LPrinceton ....................1-0 WKutztown.....................6-0 WPenn............................2-0 WAmerican ...................3-0 WPenn State (ps) ...........0-1 L


1980(15-4-1 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/13 Saint Louis ..................1-3 L9/16 Penn State ..................1-3 L9/23 West Chester..............3-0 W9/25 Saint Joseph's ............4-1 W9/27 E. Stroudsburg ............5-2 W9/28 William & Mary...........2-1 W9/30 Lafayette.....................2-0 W10/2 Montclair ....................3-0 W10/4 American ....................3-0 W10/7 Ursinus .......................1-1 T10/9 Lehigh .........................4-0 W10/12 Maryland ....................5-4 W10/14 Trenton State ..............2-1 W10/16 La Salle .......................3-2 W10/18 Rutgers .......................3-2 W10/21 Princeton ....................2-0 W10/23 Delaware ....................1-2 L10/28 Penn............................2-1 W

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10/30 Glassboro....................2-1 W11/2 Lock Haven .................0-2 L

HEAD COACH: Gwen Cheeseman

1981(17-3-1 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/17 MINNESOTA ...............5-1 W9/19 CLEMSON...................3-2 W9/22 at West Chester..........2-2 T9/28 at Lafayette.................3-2 W10/1 at Montclair ................4-0 W10/3 at American ................3-0 W10/6 URSINUS ....................1-0 W10/8 at Lehigh.....................3-2 W10/10 MARYLAND ................3-0 W10/13 PENN STATE ...............3-2 W10/17 RUTGERS....................5-1 W10/18 OLD DOMINION ............0-0 T10/20 at Princeton ................0-5 L10/22 at Delaware ................0-1 L10/24 LA SALLE ....................6-1 W10/27 PENN ..........................3-0 W10/29 GLASSBORO ST...........15-1 W11/6 PRINCETON ................4-0 W11/7 DELAWARE.................1-0 W11/19 at Cal-Berkley .............3-1 W11/20 vs. Davis & Elkins ..........5-1 W11/21 vs. Penn State.............1-5 L


1982 (13-3 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCOREWEST CHESTER..........5-0 Wat La Salle ...................3-2 WAMERICAN .................4-0 WN. CAROLINA..............1-0 Wat Ursinus ...................2-1 WLEHIGH........................7-0 Wat Maryland ................2-1 Wat Penn State ..............0-1 LUMASS........................2-1 Wat Rutgers ...................2-3 LOLD DOMINION ............2-1 WPRINCETON ................4-1 WDELAWARE.................2-0 Wat Penn........................1-0 Wat Yale .........................1-0 WDELAWARE.................2-3 L


1983 (14-5-2 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/16 TOLEDO.......................5-0 W9/20 at West Chester..........4-2 W9/24 DREXEL.......................5-0 W9/29 LA SALLE ....................5-0 W10/4 URSINUS ....................5-0 W10/6 at Lehigh (OT) ............2-1 W

10/8 MARYLAND ................2-1 W10/11 PENN STATE ...............4-1 W10/14 UMASS....................................0-1 L10/15 LAFAYETTE .................2-1 W10/16 OLD DOMINION ............1-3 L10/18 at Princeton (OT).........0-0 T10/20 at Delaware ................2-3 L10/25 PENN ..........................3-0 W10/28 VIRGINIA.....................5-0 W10/29 YALE ...........................3-0 W11/3 RUTGERS....................4-0 W11/5 N. CAROLINA..............0-1 L11/6 SAN JOSE ST ............1-1 T11/12 at Penn........................1-0 W11/13 vs. Massachusetts .....1-3 L


1984 (18-5 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/14 N’WESTERN ...............1-2 L9/16 TOLEDO.......................5-0 W9/18 WEST CHESTER..........4-0 W9/21 IOWA..........................2-1 W9/23 N. CAROLINA..............2-1 W9/25 RIDER..........................6-0 W9/27 at Villanova .................4-0 W9/29 AMERICAN .................6-0 W10/2 at Ursinus ...................4-3 W10/6 at Maryland ................2-0 W

10/9 at Penn State ..............2-1 W 10/12 at Old Dominion ..........0-5 L 10/13 vs. Mass. (OT)....................1-2 L10/16 PRINCETON ................8-1 W 10/18 DELAWARE.................2-0 W 10/23 at Penn........................3-1 W 10/25 at Drexel .....................5-1 W 10/27 at Lafayette.................4-1 W 10/29 LEHIGH........................3-0 W 11/1 at Rutgers ...................0-1 L 11/3 at La Salle ...................3-1 W11/11 vs. Rutgers .................5-2 W11/17 vs. Iowa......................0-2 L


1985 (12-8-2 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/17 LA SALLE ....................2-0 W9/19 at W. Chester (ps).......1-2 L9/22 at American ................1-0 W9/24 at Rider .......................2-1 W9/26 CALIFORNIA ...............4-1 W9/28 N. CAROLINA..............5-3 W9/29 TOLEDO.......................2-0 W10/1 URSINUS ....................3-2 W10/3 VILLANOVA.................2-0 W10/5 MARYLAND ................2-3 L10/10 PENN STATE ...............1-1 W10/12 at Massachusetts .......4-4 L10/13 N. HAMPSHIRE...........0-0 T10/17 at Delaware ................1-0 W10/20 BOSTON COL. ...............2-0 W10/22 PENN ..........................2-0 W10/26 OLD DOMINION ..........1-2 L10/31 LAFAYETTE .................3-0 W11/4 at Lehigh.....................0-1 L11/7 Rutgers .......................3-1 W11/9 Iowa............................0-4 L11/10 Northwestern..............0-4 L


1986 (9-9-3 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/16 at La Salle ...................2-0 W9/18 WEST CHESTER..........1-2 L9/23 RIDER..........................9-0 W9/25 PACIFIC.......................3-0 W9/27 N. CAROLINA..............0-4 L9/28 AMERICAN .................8-1 W9/30 at Ursinus (OT)............1-2 L10/2 at Villanova .................3-0 W10/4 at Maryland (OT).........0-0 T10/8 at Penn State ..............0-3 L10/12 UMASS.......................0-3 L10/16 DELAWARE.................2-1 W10/21 at Penn........................3-0 W10/24 N. HAMPSHIRE...........2-3 L10/26 OLD DOMINION.............0-2 L10/28 LOCK HAVEN ...................1-1 T10/30 at Lafayette (OT) .........0-0 T11/3 LEHIGH........................4-3 W11/6 at Rutgers ...................0-3 L11/8 at Springfield...............6-0 W11/9 at Connecticut ............3-4 LHEAD COACH: Gwen Cheeseman-Alexander

1987 (12-4-3 Overall)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/15 LA SALLE ....................4-3 W9/17 at West Chester..........1-3 L9/20 PURDUE......................4-1 W9/22 at Rider .......................7-2 W9/27 at American ................2-0 W9/29 URSINUS ....................3-2 W10/1 VILLANOVA.................3-1 W10/3 MARYLAND ................2-2 T10/7 PENN STATE ...............4-1 W10/10 at Massachusetts .......0-1 L10/15 at Delaware ................1-2 L10/18 SYRACUSE..................3-0 W10/20 PENN ..........................2-4 L10/25 OLD DOMINION.............1-3 L10/29 LAFAYETTE .................4-1 W11/2 at Lehigh.....................4-1 W

Opponent ....................W-L-T Pct. First LastAlbany ..........................0-3-0 .000 2005 2009American .....................11-4-0 .733 1978 2011Ball State ......................2-2-0 .500 1989 2003Beaver .........................10-4-4 .667 1949 1976Boston College..............1-2-0 .333 1985 1998Boston University .........2-2-0 .500 1989 2008Bryant University ..........1-1-0 .500 2008 2010Bryn Mawr....................9-0-0 1.000 1950 1958Bucknell ......................2-1-0 .667 2009 2011California.......................2-1-0 .667 1981 2011Central Michigan...........0-1-0 .000 2002 2002Chestnut Hill .................1-0-0 1.000 1967 1967Clemson........................1-0-0 1.000 1981 1981Colgate........................0-0-0Connecticut...................2-3-1 .417 1986 2009Cornell...........................1-0-0 1.000 2004 2004Davidson.......................2-0-0 1.000 2002 2003Davis & Elkins ...............1-0-0 1.000 1981 1981Delaware ..................11-17-1 .397 1980 2011Drexel ........................16-8-1 .660 1949 2011Duke............................1-7-0 .125 1988 1999East Stroudsburg ..........5-4-4 .538 1949 1980Eastern..........................2-1-0 .667 1974 1976Fairfield .........................4-0-0 1.000 2003 2010Georgetown ..................4-2-0 .667 2000 2010Gettysburg ....................8-2-2 .750 1955 1967Glassboro State ............3-1-1 .700 1976 1981Hofstra ..........................8-2-0 .800 1988 2003Iowa..............................2-6-1 .278 1984 2004James Madison ............0-5-0 .000 1993 2000Kent State .....................3-0-0 1.000 1993 2011Kutztown.......................3-0-0 1.000 1977 1979La Salle ......................29-4-1 .868 1974 2011Lafayette ....................17-8-2 .667 1977 2011Lehigh ..........................13-5-3 .571 1978 2008Liberty...........................1-0-0 1.000 2011 2011Lock Haven .................3-3-1 .500 1978 2011Longwood ...................2-0-0 1.000 2005 2006Louisville .......................1-0-0 1.000 1999 1999Maine ...........................3-2-0 .600 1994 2004Maryland....................8-13-2 .391 1980 2011Massachusetts .........11-32-0 .256 1978 2011Michigan.......................1-7-0 .125 1995 2011Michigan State .............2-3-0 .400 1995 2008Minnesota.....................1-0-0 1.000 1981 1981Monmouth...................1-2-0 .333 2006 2011Montclair State .............4-1-0 .800 1977 1981

Opponent ....................W-L-T Pct. First LastNew Hampshire ............1-1-1 .500 1985 1992North Carolina..............3-14-1 .194 1982 2005Northeastern.................1-1-0 .500 1990 1991Northern Illinois.............1-0-0 1.000 1990 1990Northwestern................2-3-0 .400 1984 1999Ohio ..............................0-1-0 .000 2011 2011Ohio State .....................0-3-0 .000 1994 2008Oklahoma State ............1-0-0 1.000 1978 1978Old Dominion ...............1-18-1 .075 1981 2001Pacific ...........................1-0-0 1.000 1986 1986Penn............................33-14-2 .688 1949 2010Penn State .................1-29-1 .048 1977 2011Princeton.......................7-5-2 .571 1974 1992Providence ....................2-0-0 1.000 1990 2003Purdue ..........................1-0-0 1.000 1987 1987Radford .......................1-1-0 .500 1993 1998Rhode Island ................16-5-0 .761 1989 2007Richmond ...................2-18-0 .100 1998 2011Rider .............................7-2-0 .778 1984 2010Rosemont .....................4-0-1 .900 1954 1958Rutgers......................21-11-2 .647 1974 2009Saint Joseph's...........23-10-0 .697 1976 2011Saint Louis ..................7-3-0 .700 1978 2011San Jose State .............0-0-1 .500 1983 1983Siena.............................1-0-0 1.000 1997 1997Slippery Rock................0-1-0 .000 1976 1976Springfield.....................2-0-0 1.000 1986 1991Stanford ........................1-3-0 .250 1988 2009St. Francis.....................2-0-0 1.000 2009 2010SW Missouri St ............0-1-0 .000 2000 2000Swarthmore .................13-1-1 .900 1949 1979Syracuse.......................4-3-0 .571 1987 2007Toledo ...........................3-0-0 1.000 1983 1985Towson .........................1-0-0 1.000 2000 2000Trenton State ................6-3-2 .636 1963 1980Ursinus .......................24-18-3 .567 1949 2001Va. Commonwealth.....7-2-0 .778 1995 2007Vermont ........................1-0-0 1.000 2007 2007Villanova .......................9-3-0 .750 1984 2005Virginia........................2-0-0 1.000 1983 1993Wake Forest..................0-1-0 .000 2011 2011West Chester ..............26-22-4 .520 1952 2010William & Mary.............2-0-0 1.000 1980 2001Wilson ..........................3-0-1 .875 1961 1967Yale ...............................2-0-0 1.000 1982 1983Bold indicates 2012 opponents

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11/5 RUTGERS....................5-0 W11/8 at Connecticut ............3-3 THEAD COACH: Gwen Cheeseman- Alexander

1988 (5-10-4 Overall, 1-1 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/13 at La Salle ...................0-2 L9/15 WEST CHESTER..........2-0 W9/19 HOFSTRA....................6-4 W9/24 CONN. (OT)........................2-1 W9/27 * SAINT JOSEPH'S .......2-0 W9/29 at Ursinus (OT)............1-1 T10/1 at Villanova .................4-2 W10/5 at Maryland ................1-2 L10/8 MASS. ........................1-4 L10/14 vs. Delaware (OT).........1-1 T10/15 DUKE...........................0-1 L10/18 at Penn........................1-3 L10/21 at Old Dominion ..........1-4 L10/22 vs. Stanford ................1-3 L10/27 at Lafayette (OT) .........2-2 T10/31 LEHIGH (OT)................2-2 T11/2 * at Rutgers ...................1-3 L11/5 ** vs. Penn State.............2-3 LHEAD COACH: Gwen Cheeseman- Alexander

1989 (12-8-2 Overall, 3-1-1 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/10 N. CAROLINA..............0-5 L9/12 LA SALLE ..................10-1 W9/14 at West Chester..........0-2 L9/18 at Hofstra....................5-2 W9/20 LAFAYETTE .................3-0 W9/22 CONNECTICUT............5-1 W9/26 URSINUS ....................7-1 W9/28 VILLANOVA.................3-2 W10/1 MARYLAND ................3-5 L10/4 * PENN ST. (OT).............3-3 T10/7 * at Massachusetts .......0-2 L10/8 at Boston ....................0-5 L10/12 at Delaware ................3-1 W10/14 * at Rhode Island ...........5-0 W10/17 at Penn........................0-1 L10/21 BALL STATE ................3-0 W10/22 OLD DOMINION..............0-6 L10/24 * at Saint Joseph's ........3-0 W10/28 * RUTGERS....................4-1 W10/29 STANFORD .................4-1 W10/30 at Lehigh (OT) .............4-4 T11/4 ** MASS.................................1-3 L

HEAD COACH: Michelle Madison

1990 (18-6 Overall, 4-1 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/5 DREXEL.......................6-0 W9/8 N. ILLINOIS .................5-1 W9/9 PROVIDENCE ..............4-1 W9/13 WEST CHESTER..........3-1 W9/15 at Maryland ................2-6 L9/19 HOFSTRA....................7-0 W9/22 N’EASTERN.................2-3 L9/23 * R. ISLAND...................9-2 W9/27 at Villanova .................4-1 W9/29 at Ursinus ...................2-1 W10/3 * at Penn State ..............2-4 L10/6 BOSTON UNIV. ............3-0 W10/7 * MASS..........................3-2 W10/10 * SAINT JOSEPH'S ........4-1 W10/11 DELAWARE.................4-0 W10/16 at Penn........................1-0 W10/21 at Old Dominion ..........2-4 L10/24 at Lafayette.................2-1 W10/26 * at Rutgers ...................4-2 W10/29 LEHIGH........................9-0 W11/3 ** vs. Massachusetts .......2-1 W11/4 ** at Penn State ..............2-5 L11/6 # vs. Maryland ..............2-1 W11/11 # at Penn State ..............0-5 L


1991 (15-6-2 Overall, 3-1 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/7 SYRACUSE..................1-0 W9/8 N. CAROLINA..............3-1 W9/11 DREXEL (OT) ...............0-0 T9/12 at West Chester..........2-0 W9/13 * at Massachusetts .......1-3 L9/21 * at Rhode Island ...........4-3 W9/22 at Hofstra....................8-0 W9/28 URSINUS ....................7-0 W9/29 * at Saint Joseph's (OT).......2-1 W10/2 PENN STATE ...............1-5 L10/5 VILLANOVA.................0-1 L10/10 MARYLAND ................0-1 L10/15 PENN ..........................4-0 W10/18 IOWA (OT) ..................2-2 T10/20 OLD DOMINION............1-3 L10/23 LAFAYETTE .................3-1 W10/26 * RUTGERS....................7-1 W11/2 at Springfield (OT).......3-2 W11/3 N’EASTERN.................2-1 W11/9 ** Rutgers .......................5-0 W11/10 ** Massachusetts ...........1-0 W11/14 # N’WESTERN ..............2-1 W

11/17 # at N. Carolina .............0-1 LHEAD COACH: Michelle Madison

1992 (11-8-2 Overall, 3-1 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/7 at Villanova .................4-0 W9/12 Princeton ....................1-0 W9/13 Iowa............................1-4 L9/18 at Syracuse.................2-3 L9/19 New Hampshire ..........3-2 W9/25 * Massachusetts ...........0-1 L9/27 * Rhode Island ...............6-0 W9/30 at Penn State ..............2-4 L10/3 * Saint Joseph's ...........1-0 W10/7 at Ursinus ...................2-4 L10/8 Hofstra........................8-0 W10/11 West Chester (OT) ......2-1 W10/13 at Penn........................1-0 W10/16 at Old Dominion ..........0-6 L10/18 N. Carolina (OT) ..........1-1 T10/21 at Lafayette (OT) .........1-0 W10/24 * at Rutgers (OT) ...........4-3 W10/31 at Maryland ................0-1 L11/7 ** Rutgers (OT) ...............3-2 W11/8 ** Massachusetts (ps) ....1-1 L11/12 # at Penn State ..............2-4 L


1993 (10-10 Overall, 1-3 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/4 at Ball State ................0-1 L9/4 at Virginia ...................4-2 W9/11 at Kent State...............2-1 W9/12 at N. Carolina (OT) .........2-3 L9/15 at Penn State ..............1-5 L9/18 at N’western (OT)..........1-0 W9/19 at Duke (OT)................1-0 W9/24 * at Massachusetts .......0-3 L9/28 at West Chester..........2-1 W10/2 * at Saint Joseph's ........1-0 W10/3 J. MADISON ...............0-3 L10/11 RADFORD ...................6-0 W10/12 PENN (OT) ..................2-0 W10/14 HOFSTRA....................4-1 W10/23 * at Rutgers (OT) ...........4-5 L10/24 URSINUS (OT).............1-2 L10/28 LAFAYETTE (OT)............2-1 W10/30 MARYLAND ................1-2 W11/2 * at Rhode Island ...........0-1 L11/6 ** at Massachusetts .......0-3 L

HEAD COACH: Lauren Fuchs

1994 (10-10 Overall, 3-1 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/3 at Maine (OT)..............1-0 W9/4 at Connecticut ............0-3 L9/10 KENT STATE................4-1 W9/11 N. CAROLINA..............0-5 L9/15 at Old Dominion ..........1-8 L9/18 OHIO STATE ................1-3 L9/20 at Penn State ..............0-3 L9/23 * at Massachusetts .......1-2 L9/25 * at Rhode Island ...........2-0 W9/29 WEST CHESTER..........4-3 W10/1 * at Saint Joseph's ........4-3 W10/6 at Ursinus ...................4-1 W10/8 at James Madison ......0-5 L10/11 at Penn........................0-1 L10/15 DUKE...........................0-1 L10/22 * at Rutgers ...................5-2 W10/23 at Maryland(OT) .........2-1 W10/27 at Lafayette (OT) .........0-1 L11/5 ** at Rutgers ..................4-2 W11/6 ** at Massachusetts ......1-0 W


1995 (7-13 Overall, 1-3 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/2 at Boston Univ. ...........1-5 L9/4 MICHIGAN ST. ............1-0 W9/9 * LA SALLE ....................3-0 W9/10 N. CAROLINA..............0-4 L9/16 MICHIGAN ..................0-2 L9/17 PENN STATE ...............3-2 W

9/22 * at Rhode Island ...........1-2 L9/23 * at Massachusetts .......0-1 L9/28 at W. Chester..............3-2 W9/30 * at Saint Joseph's .......1-2 L10/3 MARYLAND ................0-2 L10/7 J. MADISON ...............1-5 L10/11 PENN ..........................3-2 W10/14 at Duke .......................0-4 L10/15 at VCU ........................4-1 W10/18 URSINUS ...................0-1 L10/22 OLD DOMINION ............1-2 L10/26 LAFAYETTE .................1-0 W11/11 at Delaware ................1-2 L11/14 ** Saint Joseph's ...........1-4 L


1996 (6-14-0 Overall, 2-3 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/7 at Michigan.................1-0 W9/8 at Michigan State .......3-5 L9/14 VCU ............................6-1 W9/15 N. CAROLINA..............0-5 L9/18 * at La Salle ...................1-2 L9/26 at Ursinus ...................1-0 W9/28 * UMASS........................1-3 L9/29 * RHODE ISLAND...........1-3 L10/2 * W. CHESTER...............4-3 W10/5 at Old Dominion ..........1-8 L10/9 at Penn State ..............0-7 L10/12 * SAINT JOSEPH'S ........3-1 W10/13 at Maryland ..............0-10 L10/16 at Penn........................1-0 W10/19 DUKE...........................0-6 L10/21 BOSTON COLL. ...........3-5 L10/26 at Rutgers ...................0-2 L10/29 DELAWARE (OT) ...........1-2 L10/31 at Lafayette.................2-4 L11/9 ** at Massachusetts .......0-2 L


1997 (10-10 Overall, 3-3 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/5 PENN STATE ...............0-2 L9/6 SIENA ........................5-0 W9/9 at Villanova .................3-0 W9/13 DELAWARE.................2-4 L9/14 IOWA..........................2-0 W9/20 at Duke .......................1-2 L9/21 at James Madison ......0-1 L9/27 at Rhode Island ...........2-1 W9/28 at UMass (OT) ...............1-2 L10/1 at West Chester..........0-1 L10/4 AMERICAN .................4-0 W10/8 URSINUS ....................5-1 W10/11 at Saint Joseph's ........2-1 W10/12 MARYLAND ................0-3 L10/15 PENN ..........................1-3 L10/24 LA SALLE ....................5-0 W10/25 RUTGERS....................1-0 W10/26 OLD DOMINION...............0-6 L10/30 LAFAYETTE .................2-1 W11/8 ** at Massachusetts .......0-4 L


1998 (4-16 Overall, 2-3 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/5 at Maine (OT)..............2-3 L9/6 at Boston College ...........1-5 L9/12 RADFORD ...................0-3 L9/13 MICHIGAN ST. ............1-0 W9/16 at Delaware ................0-5 L9/19 RICHMOND.................1-4 L9/20 OHIO STATE ................0-4 L9/23 at Penn State ............1-10 L9/27 SYRACUSE..................2-3 L9/30 * WEST CHESTER..........1-4 L10/3 VCU (OT).....................1-2 L10/6 at Ursinus ...................3-2 W10/7 * at Saint Joseph's ........0-1 L10/10 DUKE...........................1-5 L10/14 at Penn........................1-5 L10/17 * UMASS........................1-4 L10/18 * R. ISLAND...................4-2 W10/21 * at La Salle ...................1-0 W10/23 at Maryland ................0-8 L10/31 at Old Dominion............0-15 L


TEMPLE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

1992 NCAA Regional Semifinal at State College, Pa.Penn State 4, Temple 2

1991 NCAA Regional Semifinal at TempleTemple 2, Northwestern 1

NCAA Regional Final at Chapel Hill, N.C.North Carolina 5, Temple 0

1990 NCAA Regional Semifinal at TempleTemple 2, Maryland 1 (OT)

NCAA Regional Final at State College, Pa.Penn State 5, Temple 0

1984 NCAA Regional at TempleTemple 5, Rutgers 2

NCAA Semifinal at Springfield, Mass.Iowa 2, Temple 0

1983 NCAA Regional Semifinal at PennTemple 1, Penn 0

NCAA Regional Final at PennMassachusetts 3, Temple 1

1982 NCAA Regional Semifinals at TempleDelaware 3, Temple 2

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1999 (7-13, 4-1 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/4 at Syracuse.................0-7 L9/5 at Ball State ................1-3 L9/11 LOUISVILLE .................1-0 W9/12 N. CAROLINA...............0-4 L9/15 DELAWARE.................0-2 L9/19 N’WESTERN ................0-2 L9/21 PENN STATE ...............1-7 L9/25 at Duke .......................0-5 L9/26 at Richmond ...............1-2 L9/29 * W. CHESTER...............1-0 W10/6 URSINUS ....................5-0 W10/8 * LA SALLE ....................3-0 W10/12 at Rutgers ...................1-5 L10/14 STANFORD .................1-2 L10/16 OLD DOMINION.............1-8 L10/20 PENN ..........................4-3 W10/23 * at Rhode Island ...........2-1 W10/24 * at Massachusetts .......0-3 L10/27 * SAINT JOSEPH'S ..............1-0 W11/5 ** Rhode Island ...............1-3 L


2000 (11-11 Overall, 4-1 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE9/2 at Ursinus ...................5-1 W9/3 LEHIGH........................0-1 L9/9 TOWSON ....................2-0 W9/10 N. CAROLINA..............1-6 L9/13 at Delaware ................0-3 L9/16 HOFSTRA....................2-0 W9/17 RICHMOND.................1-2 L9/23 GEORGETOWN............2-3 L9/29 * at La Salle ...................4-1 W10/1 J. MADISON ...............1-5 L10/4 at Penn State ..............2-7 L10/7 S.W. MO. ST. (OT).............1-2 L10/10 at Penn........................1-0 W10/14 * MASS. ........................1-2 L10/15 * R. ISLAND...................5-2 W10/18 RUTGERS....................3-2 W10/21 * at W. Chester (OT) .........1-0 W10/25 * at Saint Joseph's ........3-1 W10/28 at VCU ........................2-0 W10/29 at Old Dominion ..........1-9 L11/4 ** at R. Island (OT) .........4-3 W11/5 ** at Massachusetts .......0-3 L


2001 (8-11 Overall, 2-4 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE8/29 at Lehigh.....................2-1 W9/1 URSINUS ....................2-1 W9/2 WM. & MARY.............4-3 W9/8 MAINE (OT) ................4-3 W9/9 N. CAROLINA..............1-4 L9/12 DELAWARE.................1-2 L9/20 at Hofstra....................1-3 L9/25 PENN STATE ...............0-4 L9/29 at Old Dominion ..........0-9 L9/30 VCU ............................3-1 W10/4 VILLANOVA.................0-3 L10/6 * SAINT JOSEPH'S..........2-3 L10/10 PENN ..........................1-0 W10/13 * at Richmond ...............0-1 L10/14 at Georgetown............0-2 L10/20 * at Rhode Island ...........2-0 W10/21 * at Massachusetts .......0-1 L10/25 * LA SALLE ....................1-0 W10/27 * WEST CHESTER..........1-2 L


2002 (9-10 Overall, 2-4 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE8/31 LEHIGH........................1-2 L9/7 IOWA..........................1-2 L9/8 N. CAROLINA..............0-4 L9/13 at Penn State ..............0-3 L9/15 HOFSTRA (OT) ............3-2 W9/21 at Michigan.................0-8 L9/22 at Cent. Michigan .......1-2 L9/25 at Delaware ................3-2 W9/29 AMERICAN .................2-0 W10/5 at Davidson.................2-1 W10/6 at VCU ........................2-1 W10/9 at Penn........................1-0 W10/13 * at La Salle ...................0-1 L10/18 GEORGETOWN............3-0 W

10/20 * RICHMOND.................1-2 L10/26 * RHODE ISLAND...........4-2 W10/27 * UMASS.......................3-2 W11/2 * at Saint Joseph's ........1-2 L11/4 * at West Chester..........1-2 L


2003 (11-11 Overall, 3-3 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE8/30 Davidson.....................2-1 W9/1 Maine .........................2-1 W9/6 Providence..................4-1 W9/7 North Carolina.............1-6 L9/10 Penn State (OT)...........0-1 L9/13 at Hofstra (OT) ............1-2 L9/20 at Ball State ................3-2 W9/21 at Iowa .......................0-1 L9/24 Delaware ....................1-2 L9/27 VCU ............................2-3 L10/5 Fairfield .......................1-0 W10/10 * at Massachusetts .......1-0 W10/12 * at Rhode Island ...........1-0 W10/15 PENN ..........................1-2 L10/18 * LA SALLE ....................3-2 W10/19 * W. CHESTER...............6-5 W10/24 * at Richmond ...............1-2 L10/26 at Georgetown............3-1 W10/29 at Lehigh.....................0-1 L11/1 * SAINT JOSEPH'S ........1-2 L11/7 ** at Saint Joseph's .......3-1 W11/8 ** vs. Richmond .............1-3 L


2004 (9-11 Overall, 3-3 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE8/28 LEHIGH........................3-1 W 8/29 SYRACUSE (OT) ..........4-3 W 9/4 AMERICAN .................2-4 L 9/5 IOWA..........................1-5 L 9/11 vs. Maine....................0-1 L 9/12 at Fairfield ...................1-0 W 9/15 at Penn State ..............0-4 L 9/19 at Rutgers ...................2-1 W 9/22 at Delaware ................0-5 L 10/2 CORNELL ....................2-1 W 10/8 GEORGETOWN............4-1 W 10/9 * RICHMOND.................0-4 L 10/13 at Penn........................0-4 L 10/16 * MASS. ........................2-3 L 10/17 * RHODE ISLAND...........1-0 W 10/20 DREXEL.......................1-3 L 10/23 * at La Salle (OT) ...........2-1 W 10/24 * at West Chester..........2-0 W 10/30 * at Saint Joseph's ........1-3 L 11/5 ** vs. Richmond..............0-4 L


2005 (11-10 Overall, 6-1 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE8/27 at Lehigh.....................5-1 W 8/28 LAFAYETTE .................1-2 L 9/2 ALBANY......................2-4 L 9/4 MICHIGAN ..................2-3 L 9/10 N. CAROLINA...............0-1 L 9/11 VILLANOVA.................1-2 L 9/14 PENN STATE ...............0-5 L 9/16 at VCU ........................2-0 W 9/23 DELAWARE.................1-0 W 9/24 LONGWOOD ...............1-0 W 9/27 at Drexel .....................0-2 L 9/29 at Rutgers ...................1-2 L 10/5 PENN ..........................3-2 W 10/7 * WEST CHESTER..........4-2 W 10/9 * LA SALLE (OT) ............2-1 W 10/14 * at Saint Louis ..............1-0 W10/16 * at Richmond ...............0-4 L 10/21 * R. ISLAND...................3-0 W 10/23 * MASS. ........................2-1 W 10/29 * SAINT JOSEPH'S..........2-1 W 11/4 ** UMASS.......................1-2 L

HEAD COACH: Amanda Janney

2006 (13-7-0 Overall, 4-3-0 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE8/26 LEHIGH (OT)................2-1 W9/2 RUTGERS....................3-2 W

9/3 MICHIGAN ST. (OT).........1-2 L 9/6 RIDER..........................1-0 W 9/9 at Maryland ................1-2 L

9/10 vs. American...............1-3 L 9/16 MONMOUTH...............6-1 W 9/17 FAIRFIELD ...................3-0 W 9/20 DREXEL.......................1-0 W 9/22 at Delaware ................2-1 W 9/24 at Lafayette (OT) .........2-1 W 10/1 LONGWOOD ...............2-0 W 10/6 * at UMass (OT) ............2-1 W 10/8 * at Rhode Island ...........1-3 L 10/13 * at La Salle ...................1-0 W 10/15 * at West Chester..........5-1 W 10/20 * RICHMOND (OT) .........1-2 L 10/22 * SAINT LOUIS (2OT)...........1-0 W 10/28 * at Saint Joseph's (OT).......1-2 L 11/3 ** at Richmond (OT)........1-2 L


2007 (15-6 Overall, 6-1 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT .........SCORE8/26 at Lehigh.....................3-1 W8/30 vs. Michigan ...............1-2 L9/1 PENN ..........................4-2 W9/2 LOCK HAVEN...............3-2 W9/7 at Albany ....................1-2 L9/9 at Syracuse.................1-0 W9/12 at Penn State ..............0-2 L9/16 VCU ............................3-1 W9/19 at Drexel (2 OT)...........2-1 W9/21 VERMONT (OT) ...........2-1 W9/22 LAFAYETTE .................2-0 W9/25 RIDER..........................3-1 W9/30 at Maryland ................1-3 L10/5 * RICHMOND.................1-2 L10/7 * at Saint Louis ..............3-1 W10/12 * UMASS.......................2-1 W10/14 * RHODE ISLAND...........6-1 W10/19 * LA SALLE ....................4-1 W10/21 * at West Chester..........2-1 W10/27 * at Saint Joseph’s ........4-2 W11/2 ** at Saint Joseph’s ........2-3 L


2008(8-12 Overall, 4-3 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT..........SCORE8/30 LEHIGH........................5-0 W8/31 BRYANT......................5-0 W9/6 vs. Boston U. ..............3-2 W9/7 vs Ohio State ..............0-3 L9/10 at Penn State ..............0-4 L9/12 at Lafayette.................1-3 L9/14 at Rutgers ...................2-4 L9/19 DELAWARE.................1-2 L9/24 DREXEL.......................1-4 L9/28 RIDER..........................3-2 W10/3 at Michigan.................1-3 L10/5 at Michigan State .......0-9 L10/10 * West Chester..............4-2 W10/12 * at La Salle ...................1-0 W10/17 * SAINT LOUIS...............4-1 W10/19 * at Richmond ...............2-3 L10/22 at Penn........................1-4 L10/26 * at Massachusettes .....1-2 L11/1 * SAINT JOSEPH’S ........2-1 W11/7 ** at Richmond ...............3-4 L


2009(9-12 Overall, 4-2 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT..........SCORE8/28 at Connecticut ............0-2 L8/30 ST. FRANCIS ...............4-1 W9/1 RIDER..........................1-4 L9/4 vs. Michigan ...............1-5 L9/11 at Lafayette.................1-0 W9/13 RUTGERS....................4-3 W9/18 at Delaware ................0-3 L9/20 ALBANY......................0-1 L9/23 at Drexel .....................0-3 L9/26 at Lock Haven .............1-4 L9/27 at Bucknell ..................1-2 L10/2 STANFORD .................2-7 L10/4 PENN ..........................3-0 W10/9 * at Saint Joseph’s ........0-4 L10/18 * UMASS (OT) ...............2-1 W10/23 * at West Chester..........1-2 L10/25 * LA SALLE ....................1-0 W10/30 * at Saint Louis ..............6-2 W11/1 * RICHMOND.................4-2 W11/6 ** vs. Saint Joseph’s.......3-0 W11/7 ** vs. Richmond..............0-3 L


2010(9-12 Overall, 4-3 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT..........SCORE8/28 BUCKNELL ..................4-2 W8/29 FAIRFIELD ...................1-0 W9/3 at Saint Francis...........7-0 W9/5 at Georgetown............2-0 W9/10 LAFAYETTE (2OT)........1-2 L9/17 DELAWARE (OT) .........1-2 L9/18 PENN STATE ...............0-4 L9/22 DREXEL.......................1-3 L9/25 AMERICAN .................2-4 L9/29 at Rider .......................0-3 L10/2 at Monmouth ..............2-5 L10/3 BRYANT......................1-2 L10/8 * SAINT JOSEPH’S ........1-0 W10/10 PENN ..........................4-1 W10/15 * at La Salle ...................1-2 L10/17 * WEST CHESTER..........3-0 W10/22 * at Massachusetts .......0-1 L10/24 * SAINT LOUIS...............5-0 W10/29 * at Richmond (OT)........0-1 L10/31 * LOCK HAVEN...............3-2 W11/5 ** UMASS (OT) ...............0-1 L


2011(9-13 Overall, 4-2 A-10)

DATE OPPONENT..........SCORE8/26 BUCKNELL ..................4-0 W8/29 MARYLAND ................0-6 L9/3 MICHIGAN (OT) ..........2-3 L9/4 OHIO ...........................0-2 L9/9 at Lafayette.................2-4 L9/11 KENT STATE (OT) ........4-3 W9/16 at Delaware ................2-1 W9/18 at Drexel .....................1-2 L9/22 at Penn State ..............0-4 L9/25 MONMOUTH...............1-2 L9/30 CALIFORNIA ...............0-4 L10/2 at American ................2-3 L10/7 * at Saint Joseph’s ........4-1 W10/8 WAKE FOREST............1-4 L10/14 * RICHMOND.................2-1 W10/16 * LA SALLE ............2-1 (OT) W10/21 * at Saint Louis ..............1-0 W10/23 * UMASS (OT) ...............1-2 L10/28 LIBERTY ......................3-0 W10/30 * at Lock Haven .............1-2 L11/4 ** vs. UMass...................4-0 W11/5 ** vs. Richmond..............0-1 L


*Atlantic 10 contest**Atlantic 10 Championships

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Dr. Richard M. Englert is the actingpresident of Temple University. Just prior toassuming this role, he was provost and in-terim senior vice president for academic af-fairs.

A professor of educational administra-tion, Dr. Englert has been at Temple sinceJanuary 1976. He has served the universityin a number of other administrative posi-tions, including vice president for adminis-tration, associate dean and dean of theCollege of Education, deputy provost anddean of University College, and chief ofstaff to the president.

In an acting capacity, he has alsoserved as dean of the graduate school,head of the School of Podiatric Medicine,director of athletics and dean of the formerCollege of Health, Physical Education,Recreation and Dance.

His scholarship, writing and teachinghave focused on the areas of the adminis-tration of higher education, the politics ofeducation and urban education.

A graduate of the University of Califor-nia, Los Angeles, where he was awarded adoctoral degree (Ed.D.) in educational ad-ministration in 1976, he also has a master’sdegree (M.A.) from Pepperdine University

in 1971 and a bachelor’s degree (B.A.) fromSt. John’s College in California in 1967.

Prior to coming to Temple, he was anelementary and special education teacherin the Los Angeles Unified School District.

University Administration

Dr. RichardEENNGGLLEERRTTActing President

36th Year at Temple • UCLA ‘76 • Pepperdine ‘71• St. John’s College ‘67

William T. BergmanVice Presidentof Operations

Larry KaiserSenior Executive

Vice President forHealth Affairs

James P. CreedonSenior Vice President

for Construction,Facilities & Operations

Kenneth Lawrence, Jr.Senior Vice President

for Government,Community & Public Affairs

George E. MooreSenior Vice Presidentof University Counsel

Theresa A. PowellVice President

for Student Affairs

Timothy C. O’RourkeVice President

for Computer & FinancialServices & CIO

Anthony E. WagnerExecutive Vice President,

Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer

David UnruhSenior Vice President

for Institutional Advancement

TBAProvost

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GEASEY FIELDAfter a year-and-a-half project that was completed in Sep-

tember, 2009, Temple athletic teams have a brand new turf atGeasey Field.

Geasey Field is nowhome to one of thelargest permanent As-troturf surfaces in theworld, covering morethan 156,000 square-feet. The project,which cost over $1million, was unveiledwhen the Temple fieldhockey team playedhost to Albany on Sep-tember 20, 2009.

The turf on the newfield, Astroturf 12, ispopular among fieldhockey and lacrosseplayers for the smooth-ness of its surface andincreased speed of

players. Astroturf 12 is engineered with a premium knitted nylonsystem, designed to provide uniform traction and consistent foot-ing. It improves playability when wet and absorbs water to main-

tain wet conditions. The new surface is completely flat whichhelps maximize the game for both lacrosse and field hockey.

During the 2010 Temple lacrosse season, a brand-new state-of-the-art wireless scoreboard was unveiled, generously donatedby Greg and Cherifa Howarth (‘98). Cherifa Howarh (formerlyCherifa Nouri) played field hockey at Temple from 1993-97. Her33 career goals rank eighth all-time in the history of the program.

The 2012 season will mark Temple’s third full field hockeyseason on the new field, after the Owls played three home gamesat Drexel in 2009 while awaiting the completion of the renova-tions.

The newly-renovated Geasey Field, with the Philadelphia skyline visible in the background. (Inset): An image of thefield’s new state-of-the-art scoreboard, generously donated by Greg and Cherifa (Nouri) Howarth, Class of 1998.

Geasey Field undergoing renovation in the summer of 2009

Junior Mandi Shearer moving the ball up thefield during Temple’s A-10 semifinal game vs.

UMass on Nov. 5, 2011.

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Athletic Facilities

The Liacouras CenterThe Liacouras Center is a four-building com-

plex that includes a Convocation Center, the Inde-pendence Blue Cross Student Recreation Center,1700 North Broad Street and the EntertainmentCommunity Center with retail shops, a 1,200-carparking garage, and a live-music restaurant. TheCenter has been designed as a venue for culture,sports, entertainment, commerce and education.

The Convocation Center seats 11,000 for con-vocations, commencements and concerts; 10,206for basketball games; and up to 3,500 for theaterand dance. The theater configuration is named forbenefactress Esther Boyer Griswold.

Rededicated on February 13, 2000, andnamed in honor of former Temple President PeterJ. Liacouras, The Liacouras Center, the home ofTemple basketball, is one of the premier on-cam-pus arenas in the country.

Already the site of some exciting events in itshistory, the Temple venue has hosted such sold-outconcerts as Bob Dylan, along with the NBA PlayersParty prior to the 2002 NBA All-Star game and the2002 Atlantic 10 Women's Basketball Champi-onship. The Liacouras Center was also the site ofthe 2003 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships,the 2004 NCAA Women's Basketball First and Sec-ond Rounds, and the 2006 and 2011 NCAAWomen's Basketball Regionals.

In an historic partnership, the Pennsylvaniastate legislature provided capital funds - $31.8 mil-lion - to build a new multi-use complex, providedthe University could raise $28.7 million from pri-vate sources. The total cost of the multi-buildingcomplex would be $107 million - an investment inTemple's future.

Originally christened The Forum at The Apolloof Temple, the Board of Trustees voted in 2000 tochange the building name to The Liacouras Centerin honor of President Liacouras' retirement after 18years as Temple's chief executive.

Lincoln Financial FieldOn August 13, 2003, the Philadelphia Eagles

and Temple University announced a 15-year pactfor the Owls to play their home football games atLincoln Financial Field. An average of 24,137 fansper game witnessed the Cherry & White in its in-augural season at the venue, a 21 percent increasefrom the prior year's average.

Lincoln Financial Field, familiarly known as TheLinc, is the home stadium of the National FootballLeague's Philadelphia Eagles. It has a seating ca-pacity of 68,532 (69,032 with Standing Room Onlytickets). The stadium was named in June 2002when the Lincoln Financial Group paid $139.6 mil-lion for naming rights over the next 21 years. It islocated in South Philadelphia on Pattison Avenue

between 11th and 10th Streets, closer to the area'sstretch of Interstate 95 than to Pattison.

In 2011, the stadium became powered with acombination of onsite wind, solar, and dual-fuelgenerated electricity, making it the world’s firstmajor sports stadium to convert to self-generatedrenewable energy. Approximately $25 million wasinvested to build the system, saving the Eagles anestimated $60 million in energy costs.

Edberg-Olson HallEdberg-Olson Hall is the home of the Temple

University football program. Officially dedicated onDecember 9, 2000, the facility was designed byAP3C Architects of Philadelphia. The building wasengineered to not only support the football team'sfunctional requirements, but to enhance the expe-rience through innovative design concepts.

During the season, approximately 250 peoplewill pass through its doors on a daily basis. In 2012,Edberg-Olson Hall underwent a $10 million up-grade with a 15,000-square-foot expansion. Theoriginal 23,600-square-foot building contains teamand coaches locker rooms, a training room, equip-ment facilities, coach's offices, a players' lounge, in-dividual position meeting rooms, and atheater-style team meeting room. Opening in July2012, the upgrade has a strength and conditioningarea that expanded from 2,500 square feet to

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10,000 square feet. The expansion also featuresan enlarged sports medicine office with hydrother-apy, a full-service academic support area, and a3,500-sqaure-foot team function room. An obser-vation balcony runs the lengths of the building. It isthe perfect complement to a gridiron landscapeoutside featuring over 100,000 square feet ofSprinturf and 24,000 square feet of Astroturf. Eight,85-foot poles providing 85 candles of white rendi-tion light line the perimeter of the complex. Pow-der-coated cyclone fences provide privacy.

Geasey FieldThe AstroTurf on Geasey Field is one of

the largest permanent AstroTurf surfaces in theworld, covering over 156,000 square feet. Insummer of 2009, Geasey Field underwent amassive $1 million renovation. The surface wasreplaced with AstroTurf 12 carpet, completewith a drainage system.The scoreboard is astate-of-the-art wireless board with a messageexpansion. The lighted facility at 15th and Nor-ris Streets serves as the home of Temple fieldhockey and lacrosse, in addition to an alternatefootball practice site.

McGonigle-Pearson HallA t h l e t i cComplex

S u m m e r1969 marked thefirst use of Tem-ple University’sphysical educa-tion and athletics building, lo-cated in the heart of the MainCampus at Broad Street andMontgomery Avenue. The

complex currently houses a weight room and train-ing facilities, as well as facilities for teaching, re-search, student recreation and athleticcompetition. The Temple volleyball, fencing andmen’s and women’s gymnastics squads play theirhome competitions in McGonigle Hall.

In 2012, the University completed a $48-mil-lion renovation and expansion of McGonigle andPearson Halls, providing additional classrooms, fac-ulty and coaching staff offices as well as new men’sand women’s basketball practice courts, weightroom, and cutting-edge sports medicine equip-ment. The additional 26,00 square feet povide 24-

hour access and advanced digital tech-nologies.

The PavilionThe TU Pavilion is the home

of the Temple men’s and women’s ten-nis teams. The facility has four courtsfor matches and practices and is located

on 15th Street in be-tween Berks and NorrisStreets. An indoor struc-ture allows for practicein the winter monthsand during inclementweather. It is also usedby Temple Rec Services.

Ambler Sports Complex Temple’s picturesque Ambler Campus plays

host to the University’s men’s and women’s soccerteams as well as baseball and softball. On January14, 2003, Upper Dublin Township gave final ap-

proval to Temple University’s plansto construct NCAA-standard soccer,baseball and softball fields at theAmbler Campus. Baseball and soft-ball opened play in the spring of2004 while the Owl soccer teamsstarted in the fall of 2004.

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“We are very pleased toprovide our student-

athletes with a first-classfacility at the Ambler Campus. Our coaches are very excited to bring their teams to Montgomery County

to expose the suburban audience to NCAA

Division I athletics.”— Bill Bradshaw,

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One of the most respected administratorsin college athletics, Bill Bradshaw completed hisfirst decade at Temple University with the con-clusion of the 2011-12 academic year. Andwhat a year it was!

Named one of five finalists for the SportsBusiness Journal’s coveted Athletic Director ofthe Year award in March, Bradshaw took theOwls to new heights in his tenth full-year at thehelm. In 2011-12, Temple Athletics set depart-ment records for academic success with 15teams earning above a 3.0 cumulative gradepoint average, and in revenues with 11.4 milliondollars generated through tickets sales, corpo-rate sponsorship and fund-raising.

Athletically, the year saw Temple’s firstBowl win in over 30 years, a 38-7 victory overWyoming in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl. Italso included the fifth straight NCAA appearanceby the men’s basketball team; Top 10 finishesand NCAA appearances by men’s gymnasticsand women’s fencing; an All-America men’strack performance by Travis Mahoney and awomen’s basketball WNIT berth.

Temple’s athletic success was not limited tothis one year. Under Bradshaw’s stewardshipthe Owls ranked 10th among all Football BowlSubdivision schools for combined wins in foot-ball, men’s and women’s basketball over the lastthree seasons.Temple also completed work on two capitalprojects over the 2011-12 academic year, a $10million state-of-the-art basketball practice facil-ity and an expansion of the existing footballcomplex.

Those achievements were all trumped,however, by the announcement on March 7 thatthe University would rejoin the BIG EAST Con-ference for football in 2012, and for all-sportsfor the 2013-14 season. It marks the first timethat Temple will have all of its sports housed inthe same conference, a goal of Bradshaw’s sincehis arrival on campus in 2002.What a year indeed for Temple Athletics, and itsleader. But we all know great things do not hap-pen overnight.

Appointed the University’s eighth Directorof Athletics on June 27, 2002, the NACDA Past

President is in his 36th year as a Division I ath-letics director. Prior to his arrival in Owl Countrythe 2011 UnderArmour FBS Division I Directorof Athletics of the Year spent 16 years as Direc-tor of Athletics at DePaul University in Chicagoand nine years in the same position at his almamater, La Salle University (‘69).

Bradshaw’s 10 years at Temple have pro-duced numerous highlights. The veteran ad-ministrator navigated the process of joining notone, but two FBS conferences. Prior to the BIGEAST announcement he found a home for Tem-ple Football in the Mid-American Conference(2005-11). An eye for talented coaches and ad-ministrators, he lured Al Golden, Fran Dunphy,Tonya Cardoza, and Steve Addazio, as well aseight senior staffers, among several prominenthires. The Black Coaches’ Association gave Tem-ple a grade of “A” for the search process of thefour coaching hires.

Thirty-eight Temple teams have advancedto NCAA Tournament play during his tenure.

In 2011, Temple became one of only sixNCAA Division I institutions to have its men'sand women's basketball teams compete in eachof the last four NCAA Championships. Templebecame the only Philadelphia school and Big 5

member to ever achieve this feat. Of those six,Temple was also one of only two schools (TexasA&M) to have its men's and women's basketballteams to accomplish that feat while also havingits football team be bowl-eligible each season.

The athletic department has enhanced ef-ficiency, productivity and strategic planningthrough organizational efforts under Bradshaw.A comprehensive operations and proceduresmanual has been developed, and athletics hasexceeded its revenue budget in each of the pastnine years.

During the 2010-11 academic year, TempleAthletics, under Bradshaw leadership, instituteda new ticket team ticket, partnering with IMG,and also began a five-year, all-sportfootwear/apparel agreement with Under Ar-mour.

Recognizing the accomplishments of Tem-ple’s student-athletes is a point of emphasisunder Bradshaw. The department of athleticsholds its annual “Breakfast of Champions” tohonor those who have excelled both athleticallyand academically by “committing to excellence”in April.

In 2006, Temple was one of 10 Division 1-Ainstitutions to earn the Overall Excellence in Di-versity Award bestowed by the Laboratory forDiversity in Sport at Texas A&M University. In2009, Temple received 11 perfect AcademicProgress Rate (APR) scores. Men's basketballand football posted their highest APR scores inschool history in school history in 2011. TempleAthletics received full recertification from theNCAA in 2009.

Temple athletics has also undertaken agreater role in community service under Brad-shaw. Via the Owl Outreach program, student-athletes have provided volunteer service tonumerous community and non-profit organiza-

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(L to R): Amanda Janney, Bill Bradshaw, Becca Keener, Kaylee Keener, Kelly Driscoll and Charise Young.

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THE BILL BRADSHAW FILEEducationLa Salle University, B.S. in pre-law (‘69)

All-America baseball player (signed a professional contract with the Washington Senators)

Niagara University, M.S. in guidance and career counseling (‘72)Served as head baseball coach (1972-74); Director of Alumni (1974-76)

Athletics AdministrationDirector of Athletics, La Salle University1978-86 Won MAAC Commissioner’s Cup

three times; 28 conference championships; 10 NCAA Tournament bids; 90 percent student-athlete graduation rate

Director of Athletics, DePaul University1986-02 29 NCAA Tournament bids; 88%

graduation rate; Instrumental in formation of Great Midwest Conference and Conference USA; Facilities enhancement (on-campus intercollegiate athletic center in 2000)

Director of Athletics, Temple University2002-12 Facilitated University’s move to the

BIG EAST for all sports; Facilitated move to MAC for football; 38 NCAA Tournament bids & two bowl games; Instituted Breakfast of Champions to honor student-athletes; Hosted 2005 & 2011 NCAA WBB Regionals, 2004 NCAA WBB First & Second Rounds and 2003 NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Championships

Awards & Organizations1992-01 Exec. Committee, National

Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA)

1995 Inducted into La Salle University Hall of Fame

1997 Chair, Pigskin Classic1998 Gen Robert R. Neyland Award for

Athletic Directors, All-American Football Foundation

2000 Named one of 10 Sports Ethics Fellows of the Year by USA Today

2001-02 President, NACDA2001-02 Chair, Conference USA

Athletics Directors2003 Western New York Baseball

Hall of Fame2003-05 Chair, NACDA Site Selection Committee2003- Chair, Phila. Big 5 Athletic Directors2006 Inducted into Niagara Catholic

High School Hall of Fame2008 Inducted into Niagara Falls Sports

Hall of Fame2011 Under Armour FBS Director of

Athletics of the Year2012 Sports Business Journal Finalist

Athletic Director of the Year

tions, including Big Brothers/Big Sisters, TempleChildren’s Medical Center and the School Districtof Philadelphia. Bradshaw has also been re-sponsible for upgrades to Temple's athletic fa-cilities. He supervised the design andconstruction of the athletic complex on the Am-bler Campus, featuring fields and amenities forthe men's and women's soccer, baseball andsoftball teams. He has also overseen the foot-ball program's move to Lincoln Financial Field aswell as the addition of a new state-of-the-artfootball practice facilities for football and men’sand women’s basketball. Future plans includebuilding a state-of-the-art boathouse for themen’s and women’s crew programs.

Temple athletics has also displayed its hos-pitality under Bradshaw, hosting the 2005 and2011 NCAA Women’s Basketball PhiladelphiaRegionals as well as the first and second roundsof the 2004 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tourna-ment and the 2003 NCAA Men’s GymnasticsChampionships. Temple has also will host the2013 NCAA Men’s Basketball First and SecondRound games at the Wells Fargo Center.

Bradshaw, who also owns a master’s de-gree in guidance and counseling from NiagaraUniversity (‘72), received a bachelor’s in pre-lawfrom LaSalle (‘69).

He resides in Radnor, Pa., with his wife,Yvette and three children, Billy (17), Paige (15)and Connor (14).

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Athletics Administration

EleanorMMYYEERRSSNCAA FacultyRepresentative

Beasley School of Law Associate ProfessorEleanor Myers is in her sixth year as Temple Uni-versity’s faculty athletics representative. The NCAArequires each member institution to appoint a fac-ulty athletics representative to represent the insti-tution and its faculty in its relationships with theNCAA and its athletic conferences and to overseeacademic integrity and compliance issues on cam-pus. In her role as FAR, she also chairs the Presi-dent’s Advisory Committee on IntercollegiateAthletics. In 2009, Myers was appointed by theNCAA as a member of the Division I Committee onInfractions, which holds hearings on major viola-tions of NCAA rules and imposes penalties.

Myers joined Temple’s law faculty in 1993.She specializes in Professional Responsibility andbusiness courses. She has won awards for curricu-lum design and for teaching. She has also consultedand taught internationally in China, Japan, Rome,and the Philippines. Previously, Myers served asTemple’s associate university counsel from 1983 to1989 with responsibility for technology transfer,business negotiations and health care issues. Priorto joining Temple’s faculty, Myers held teaching fel-low posts at the University of Pennsylvania andStanford University and handled securities and an-titrust class action litigation for a Philadelphia lawfirm. Myers holds a bachelor degree and a law de-gree (magna cum laude) from the University ofPennsylvania.

JoeGGIIUUNNTTAASenior Assoc.AD / SportsAdministration

Joe Giunta returns to Temple University for hissixth year and his first year as the Senior AssociateAthletic Director for Sports Administration.

Giunta is responsible for ensuring that Tem-ple’s student-athletes are given the administrativesupport and resources necessary to be academi-cally and athletically successful and to ensure thatall operations are conducted within University, Con-ference, and NCAA rules. He oversees football,men’s basketball, and baseball as well as the ath-letic training, equipment, facilities, and strength &conditioning departments.

Giunta previously served as the Owls’ Associ-ate Athletic Director for Sports Administration forfive years before taking the reigns at the Directorof Athletics and Recreation at Cabrini College in2008. At Cabrini, Giunta oversaw 16 varsity teams,club sports and recreation activities and an activecommunity health and fitness center. In 2008-09,Giunta's first year saw the Cavaliers sweep all threePresidents’ Cups: the Overall, Men and Women'sCups. Over the remaining three years of Giunta'stenure, Cabrini captured two more President'sCups and never finished lower than third in any cat-egory.

A 1993 graduate of Neumann University witha bachelor of arts degree in communications,Giunta earned a master’s in sports administrationand facility management from Ohio University in1997.

KristenFFOOLLEEYYSenior Assoc.AD / Sr. Women’sAdministrator

Kristen Foley returns for her 13th year in Tem-ple administration and 18th overall. She was pro-moted to Senior Associate Athletic Director inAugust 2011 and oversees the administration ofwomen’s basketball, volleyball, women’s soccer,cross country and track and field, field hockey, fenc-ing, men’s gymnastics, men’s and women’s tennis,and men’s and women’s rowing. In addition, Foleyprovides the color analysis for the women’s bas-ketball web stream broadcasts.

Foley was the Tournament Manager for twoNCAA Women’s Basketball Regional Champi-onships (2011 and 2005) and the 2004 First andSecond Rounds. Throughout her tenure, she hasserved on numerous Atlantic 10 Conference Com-mittees (Administrative, Executive, Volleyball, Soft-ball, and Women’s Rowing) and currently is amember of the Officiating Committee and Cham-pionship Review Subcommittee. Previously, shechaired the NCAA Fencing Committee (2004-06)and was a member of the NCAA Women’s Basket-ball Rules Committee from 2002-06. In 2005, Foleywas honored with the “Outstanding Associate Di-rector Award” presented by the All-American Foot-ball Foundation. Foley entered athleticadministration with 13 years of Division I women’sbasketball coaching experience, including a five-year stint as head coach at Temple (1995-00).

Foley earned her bachelor’s degree (1986)and a master’s degree in Educational Administra-tion (1991) from Rutgers. A standout women’s bas-ketball player, she captained the Lady Knights toconsecutive NCAA Elite Eight appearances in 1986and 1987, while being named to the All-East Re-gional team in 1986. She has also been honored asa member of the Rutgers Basketball Hall of Fame.

Al Shrier is the dean among national collegesports information directors with 59 years of serv-ice. In 2004, his years of dedication to Temple Uni-versity were rewarded as he was immortalized withhis own bobblehead doll to become the first ad-ministrator in the history of NCAA athletics to be sohonored.

Shrier officially retired from his position asTemple SID on June 30, 1995, but due to necessity,returned to the post during the 1995-96 academicyear. He remains at the University in the role of spe-cial assistant to the director of athletics and is incharge of credentials, media services, and hospital-ity at Temple sporting events.

The 1953 TU grad is amember of the College SportsInformation Directors of Amer-ica, Temple University, Philadel-phia Big 5, Pennsylvania andPhiladelphia Jewish Sports Hallsof Fame. He was the 2010 recip-ient of CoSIDA’s Arch WardAward for outstanding contribu-tions and the 2009 recipient ofECAC’s Pete Nevins Award forDistinguished Achievement. Shrier is past presidentof the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association. TheMedia Room at The Liacouras Center is named inhis honor.

AlSSHHRRIIEERRSpecial Assist.to the Directorof Athletics

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LarryDDOOUUGGHHEERRTTYYSenior Assoc.AD / AthleticCommunications

Larry Dougherty is in his 10th year at Templeand second as Senior Associate Athletic Director forCommunications after serving the previous fouryears as Associate Athletic Director. In his position,Dougherty oversees the athletic communicationsand publications of the University’s 24-sport Divi-sion I-A athletic program as well as the televisionand radio operations. He also is the varsity sportadministrator for men's soccer.

Dougherty joined the Owls’ staff after serving15 years in the media relations office at SaintJoseph’s, the last eight as the school’s assistant ath-letic director for media relations. Prior to SJU, heserved as the SID at Nicholls State for one year andas the information director of the East Coast Con-ference for two years.

Active in regional and national organizations,Dougherty served as chair of the organizing com-mittee for the 2009 ECAC-SIDA Workshop held inAvalon, N.J., and the 2005 CoSIDA Workshop heldin Philadelphia. Dougherty served as the presidentof CoSIDA during 2010-11. He was the recipient ofthe ECAC-SIDA’s 2011 Irving T. Marsh Award .

He earned both his bachelor’s (1982) and ex-ecutive MBA (1994) degrees from Saint Joseph’s.His father, Andy, also served as the SID at SJU from1972-81.

SherrytaFFRREEEEMMAANNSenior Assoc.AD / Compliance& Student Services

Sherryta Freeman is in her eighth year at Tem-ple and her second year as the Senior AssociateAthletic Director after serving for five years as theAssociate Athletic Director for Compliance and Stu-dent Services at Temple.

Freeman oversees all aspects of the depart-ment’s compliance efforts with conference andNCAA rules and regulations. She works to educatecoaches, administrators and student-athletes in re-gards to new rules and regulations as well as theprocessing of NCAA and conference waivers on be-half of student-athletes. She also oversees all stu-dent-athlete leadership and life skill developmentprogramming which includes the Student-AthleteAdvisory Committee (SAAC) and the CHAMPS/LifeSkills Program. Freeman is the varsity sports ad-ministrator for softball and men’s golf. She is alsothe liaison for athletics to academics.

Prior to arriving at the Temple, Freemanserved as the assistant athletic director/complianceat Dartmouth College. The Hillside, N.J., nativeearned her bachelor’s degree in environmentalstudies from Dartmouth in 2001 and a master’s de-gree in sport management at the University ofMassachusetts – Amherst in 2004. Freeman was amember of two Ivy League women’s basketballchampionship teams, making two appearances inthe Division I NCAA Tournament.

ScottWWAALLCCOOFFFFAssociate AD /Marketing &Sales

Scott Walcoff is in his eighth year overall atTemple University and second year as AssociateAthletic Director for Marketing and Sales. He waspromoted in August 2011 after serving six years asAssistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Pro-motions.

Walcoff is responsible for facilitating all mediaadvertisements (including radio, television, print,online and outdoor support) as well as developsand coordinates game-day promotions. In his cur-rent role, he oversees the Ticket Sales Office, Cor-porate Sales Department and Spirit Squad.

In his time at Temple, Walcoff has won twoNational Association of Collegiate Marketing Ad-ministrators (NACMA) awards; one for his creationof “Hooter the Owl’s Birthday Party” theme at aTemple Basketball game; the other for the devel-opment of Temple Basketball’s “Five Months ofChristmas” ticket sales campaign.

Walcoff, a 1997 graduate of the S.I. NewhouseSchool of Public Communications at Syracuse Uni-versity, previously served as director of marketingand public relations for the Liacouras Center forfour years. He also spent time as a marketing co-ordinator for Comcast-Spectacor, as a promotionscoordinator for Ticketmaster, as well as a writer/ed-itor for both the Media Theatre for the PerformingArts and The Sports Network.

Owen Godfrey is in his first year as the As-sistant Athletic Director for Ticket Operations atTemple University after serving as the Owls’ Di-rector of Ticket Operations for six years.

Godfrey oversees all ticket operations forthe Temple Athletic Department. He handles allinvoicing, season ticket sales, and records for allrevenue sports. Godfrey coordinates all footballticketing with Lincoln Financial Field and thePhiladelphia Eagles. He travels with the footballteam, organizing all away game ticketing.

Before joining Athletics, Godfrey was theAssistant Ticket Manager at the Liacouras Cen-ter. Working closely with athletics, he alsoprocessed ticketing for concerts and non-sport-ing events at the 10,800-seat arena.

Godfrey is a 2005 Cum Laude graduate ofSUNY Cortland with a bachelor’s degree in sportmanagement, earning Dean’s List recognition forfour semesters. As an undergraduate, Godfreyworked as an event manager for the SUNY Cort-land Athletic Department.

He received his master’s degree in sport ad-ministration from Temple in 2010.

Godfrey is a member of the National Asso-ciation of Collegiate Marketing Administrators.

OwenGGOODDFFRREEYYAssistant AD /TicketOperations

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KelliSSHHEEEESSLLEEYYAssistant AD /Creative Services

Pennsylvania native Kelli Sheesley is in herfourth year as the Assistant Athletic Director forCreative Services. Prior to joining the Owls, shespent five years as the Director of Publicationsat the United States Naval Academy, returningto her home state in 2009.

Sheesley, who grew up in Beavertown, Pa.,administers the day-to-day operations of thepublications process at Temple, while also serv-ing as the media contact for tennis and softball.

While at Navy, Sheesley was responsible forthe design and layout of materials for 31 varsitysport programs, while working closely with themarketing and promotions department, as wellas Navy’s booster program, the Blue & GoldClub. Her publications have been cited over 20times in the last six years by CoSIDA in districtor national contests. In 2008-09, three of hermedia guide covers received "Best in the Na-tion" awards while her 2008 Navy sprint foot-ball media guide and 2009 men’s lacrosse mediaguide were ranked first nationally.

Prior to her work at Navy, Sheesley spentsix years at Bucknell University as Assistant Di-rector of Athletic Communications. Sheesley is agraduate of Juniata College (’98), where she wasa four-year letterwinner in softball and was theteam’s MVP her senior season.

HarryMMEETTZZIINNGGEERRAssistant AD /Finance &Administration

Harry Metzinger is in his fifth year at Temple andsecond year in the role of Assistant Athletic Directorfor Finance and Administration. He served the previ-ous three years as the department's Athletics BusinessManager.

In his position, Metzinger serves as the Chief Fi-nancial Officer of the athletics department and is re-sponsible for managing the $30 million athleticsdepartment budget and the athletics business office.Metzinger serves as athletics’ liaison with Human Re-sources, The Office of Management and Budget, Pur-chasing, The Controller's Office, General Accounting,University Counsel and Risk Management.

Prior to joining the Owls, Metzinger spent twoseasons with Rutgers University. With the ScarletKnights, he performed all accounting functions andprocedures within the athletic ticket office.

Metzinger earned a master of business adminis-tration degree with a concentration in human re-source management from Temple in May 2011. Hegraduated from Villanova in 2004 with a bachelor'sdegree in accounting.

Following graduation, Metzinger worked for TheSiegfried Group in Wilmington, Del., in accounting andassurance services. He moved into collegiate athleticsas a volunteer at Drexel University and the Universityof Pennsylvania during the 2004-05 academic year,gaining experience in ticketing, marketing, and pro-motions.

Before heading to Rutgers, Metzinger workedfor the director of athletics at his alma mater for the2005-06 academic year. In this capacity, he con-tributed in a variety of areas, including business op-erations, marketing, and media relations.

LeeRROOBBEERRTTSSAssistant AD /Facilities

Now in his 28th year at Temple, LeeRoberts serves as the Assistant Athletic Directorfor Facilities and Event Management. In thisrole, Roberts oversees the maintenance and up-keep of the University’s athletic facilities, bothon the main and Ambler campuses, as well asserving as the department’s liaison with The Li-acouras Center and Lincoln Financial Field.

The veteran administrator manages thegame operations of all athletic events. He hashelped to facilitate numerous conference andnational competitions that Temple has hostedduring that time, including the 2004 NCAAWomen’s Basketball first and second rounds andthe 2005 NCAA Women’s Basketball Philadel-phia Regional. In 2011, Temple will once againhost the NCAA Women’s Basketball PhiladelphiaRegional.

Roberts, a 1982 graduate of Temple, joinedthe Owl staff in 1984 as director of football op-erations, a position he held for 12 years beforemoving into his current position. His role as di-rector of football operations, which entailedoverseeing the Division I-A program’s day-to-dayoperations, helped to groom him for his currentpost.

Jennifer White is in her second year as As-sistant Athletic Director for Compliance & Stu-dent Services for Temple University Athleticsafter serving as the Assistant Director for the de-partment since January 2010. Formerly she wasthe Compliance & Student Services Coordinatorwhen she started at Temple in October 2007.

In her new position, White has taken on aleadership role within the department, includ-ing sport oversight functions. She has also takena more active role in the management of allcompliance operations for the department, in-cluding the development of an educational planfor coaches, the compilation and submission ofNCAA reports and other special projects.

Prior to joining the Owls, the Manalapan,N.J., native worked as a Compliance Coordina-

tor at Seton Hall University. She assisted withNCAA eligibility and recruiting policies, as wellas oversaw the National Girls and Women inSports Day event.

White was an assistant track and field/crosscountry coach at Bryn Mawr College during the2005-06 season, while pursuing a master's de-gree.

A 2004 graduate of Lafayette College,White was a four-year member of the Leopardtrack and field team. A two-time captain, shewas the recipient of the Henry Richard Jahn Tro-phy, an award for leadership in athletics. Shewas also active in the Big Brothers Big Sistersprogram. She earned her master’s degree insports management from Neumann College inMay 2007.

JenniferWWHHIITTEEAssistant AD /Compliance& Student Services

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Temple Head Coaches

Bakeer GanesWomen’s Volleyball

Matt GwilliamWomen’s Soccer

Matthew JelleyCross Country

Steve MauroMen’s & Women’s

Tennis

Aaron MurphyWomen’s Gymnastics

Eric MobleyMen’s & Women’s Track

and Field

Brian QuinnMen’s Golf

Steve AddazioFootball

Fran DunphyMen’s Basketball

Joe DiPietroSoftball

Nikki FrankeFencing

Tonya CardozaWomen’s Basketball

Fred TuroffMen’s Gymnastics

Ryan WheelerBaseball

Bonnie RosenWomen’s Lacrosse

Amanda JanneyField Hockey

Gavin WhiteMen’s Crew

David MacWilliamsMen’s Soccer

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Athletics Staff

Ben AlbertAssistant Coach,

Football

Pat AlbrightAdministrative Assistant,

Director of Athletics

Karen AuerbachAssociate Director,

Athletic Communications

Michael BamontiEvents & Projects Coord.,

Development

Bradley BakerAssistant Coach,

Fencing

Meg BarberAssistant Coach,

Women’s Basketball

Cathy BongioviAssociate Director,

Athletic Communications

Kayla BrownAssistant Athletic Trainer

Shawn CameronAssistant Athletic Trainer

Emilyann Burster Co-Head Coach,

Cheerleading

Andrew CarlOperations Assistant,

Development

Ben CauthenVideo Coordinator,

Football

Clayton CochranAssistant Director,Ticket Operations

Sean CroninAssistant Coach,

Football

Willnett CrockettAssistant Coach,


Dave DukeAssistant Coach,Men’s Basketball

Matt EchevarriaCo-Head Coach,

Cheerleading

Denise FitzpatrickMarketing Manager

Christine FochtAssistant Coach,

Softball

Ryan DayAssistant Coach,

Football

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Ed FoleyDirector of Operations,

Football

Tyree ForemanAssistant Coach,

Football

Justin FryeAssistant Coach,

Football

Frederika GirsangAssistant Coach,

Tennis

Jowanna GardnerAdministrative Assistant,


Linda GordonAssistant Business

Manager

Nadia HarvinAdministrative Assistant,

Football

Akiko HatakeyamaAssistant Coach,

Women’s Volleyball

Zohrab Kazanjian,Photographer

Chuck HeaterAssistant Coach,

Football

Paul KelleySupervisor,

Athletic Equipment

Dwayne KillingsAssistant Coach,Men’s Basketball

Gabe LeibowitzDirector,

Corporate Partnership

Kaitlin LivezeyOperations Assistant,

Development

Frank LeonardAssistant Coach,

Football

Shameka MarshallAssistant Coach,Cross Country /

Track & Field

Dave MathewsonAsst. Dir. of Operations,

Football

Travis McCormackAssistant Athletic Trainer

Shawn McGowanAssistant Coach,

Football

Raheem MappAdministrative/Video

Coordinator,Men’s Basketball

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Patrick McLaughlinAssistant Coach,

Men’s Gymnastics

Gerard McMahonAssistant Director,

Development

Chelsea MoreheadAssistant Athletic Trainer

Seamus O’ConnorAssistant Coach/

Recruiting Coordinator,Women’s Soccer

Stacey NasserDirector of Operations,


Andre OdomAsst. Dir. of Operations,

Football

Kim ParsonsAssistant Coach,

Women’s Gymnastics

Brian PerkinsAssistant Coach,

Men’s Crew

Todd PollockGeneral Manager,

Ticket Sales and Service

Frank PirainoStrength & Conditioning,

Football

Marc ProtoHead Strength &

Conditioning Coach

Brian PughAssistant Coach,

Baseball

Jenna RankinAssociate,

Development

Kevin RogersAssociate Head Coach,

Football

Sandy RodvilleOffice Manager,Sports Medicine

Trevor SingerAssistant Coach,

Men’s Soccer

Kevin SmallAssistant Coach,

Baseball

Rebecca SmithAssistant Coach,Women’s Crew

Kristy Bannon SromovskyCoordinator,

Compliance & StudentServices

Chris RumerRegional Director,Corporate Sales

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Dwight StansburyHead Athletic Trainer

Tim ThiessBusiness Manager

Beverly TinsleyAdministrative Assistant,

Sports Administration

Shawn TriceAssistant Coach,Men’s Basketball

Nicole ToveyAssistant Coach,

Cheerleading

Waynetta VeneyAssistant Coach,


Karen WilliamsAssistant Director,

Facilities

Jeff WilsonAsst. AD/

Director of Operations,Men’s Basketball

Jennifer WongAssistant Coach,

Women’s Lacrosse

Bob WollAssistant Coach,

Men’s Golf

Charise Young,Assistant Coach,

Field Hockey

Chet ZukowskiDirector,

Corporate Fulfillment

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Academic Support

Shawn FaganPrincipal Advisor

Nick PlackSenior Academic

Advisor

Rebecca GingrasSenior Academic

Advisor

Ehren GreenAcademic Advisor

Katie GuynnAcademic Advisor

for Football

Allison VendtAcademic Advisor

Herb HopkinsonAcademic Advisor

for Football

Nilzarrel TownsendLearning Specialist

for Football

Jacob LongLearning Specialist

Kimberly MarshCertifying Officer

OverviewTemple University’s Student-Athlete Aca-

demic Advising & Support Center (SAAASC) is re-sponsible for providing comprehensiveacademic support services for Temple’s over 565student-athletes on 24 intercollegiate sports.Under the guidance of Office of the Senior ViceProvost for Undergraduate Studies, the SAAASC

strives to help student-athletes reach their aca-demic potential through efficient degree plan-ning, major exploration, learning support,academic coaching/mentoring and tutorial serv-ices. SAAASC staff members collaborate heav-ily with program/college advisors to ensuregraduation, retention and critical NCAA eligibil-ity benchmarks are met.

Justin MillerDirector, SAAASC

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Mission StatementThe mission of the Student-Athlete Aca-

demic Advising and Support Center at TempleUniversity is to assist all student-athletes in theirdevelopment as individuals and as active mem-bers of the University community. The Centerwill provide an environment that fosters stu-dent-athletes’ personal, academic, and socialgrowth. The Center will also support student-athletes by coordinating and providing the re-sources and opportunities for them to developand refine the skills needed to achieve their per-sonal and academic goals.

The Student Athlete Academic Advisingand Support Center promotes academic excel-lence by ensuring student-athletes’ welfare andby empowering student-athletes in their deci-sion-making and development of life skills. Stu-dent-athletes will be accountable andresponsible members of Temple University andthe surrounding community.

To achieve this mission, the Student-Ath-lete Academic Advising and Support Center hasfive major objectives:

• To assist all student-athletes in graduating from Temple Uni-versity

• To protect and maintain academic integrityand to ensure compliance with all NCAA, Conference, and University policies

• To assist student-athletes in overcomingindividual challenges and to support themas they strive to fulfill their personal and academic potential

• To ensure that student-athletes completetheir experience at Temple University with enhanced academic, personal, and socialskills

• To prepare student-athletes to becomeuseful and productive members of theircommunities

The Certifying Officer is responsible for re-viewing all student-athletes’ NCAA Progress-To-ward-Degree requirements for athletic eligibilityfor practice and competition. The officer alsoreviews incoming transfer students (from 2-year

or 4-year institutions) for transfer requirements,which can involve eligibility for athletic aid, prac-tice and competition. This person communi-cates with Temple University Advising units andvarious administration offices on behalf of stu-dent- athletes.

SAAASC Staff ServicesAcademic advisors work closely with stu-

dent-athletes from the time they arrive at Tem-ple through the completion of their academiccareers. Through team, group, and individualmeetings, these SAAASC staff members monitoracademic and athletic eligibility and encouragestudents to strive for academic excellence andpersonal growth. All student-athletes meet withthe academic advisors to discuss academic and

athletic eligibility, changing/declaring amajor, faculty issues and course selection.

In addition to advising services, the fol-lowing support services are provided by theSAAASC staff:

• Comprehensive tutorial support for all stu-dent-athletes

• Academic mentor program to ensure a suc-cessful transition to college life

• Monthly web-based academic progress re-ports

• Learning style assessment and individual-ized success plans

• Summer Learning Community for Fresh-man Student-Athletes

• Laptop/iPad Loan Program for Student-Ath-letes

• New Student-Athlete Orientation

Temple University is committed to provid-ing student-athletes with the necessary supportservices to succeed. However, academic successis ultimately the responsibility of each student-athlete.

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Staff DirectoryUNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIONActing President, Dr. Richard M. Englert.......................................7405 .....................presidentProvost, TBA......................................................................................5156.........................provost

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATIONDirector of Athletics, Bill Bradshaw................................................7759...............bill.bradshawNCAA Faculty Representative, Eleanor Myers .............................1923.........................emyersSr. Assoc. AD, Sports Admin., Joe Giunta.......................................8555..........................jgiuntaSr. Assoc. AD, SWA, Kristen Foley ...................................................2433.................kristen.foleyAdmin. Asst., Director of Athletics, Pat Albright...........................9333..................pat.albrightAdministrative Specialist, Athletics, Beverly Tinsley ....................2571 ........................btinsley

ATHLETIC FACILITIESAsst. AD, Facilities Lee Roberts .......................................................7250 ........................lrobertsAsst. Director for Facilities, Karen Williams...................................3147.........................kwilli00

ATHLETIC FUNDRAISINGAsst. Director of Development, Gerard McMahon.....................6267..................gmcmahonEvents & Projects Coordinator, Michael Bamonti .......................2587........michael.bamontiAthletics Development Associate, Jenna Rankin.........................2582................jenna.rankinDevelopment Operations Assistant, Andrew Carl.......................2363.......................andycarlDevelopment Operations Assistant, Kaitlin Livezey.....................2477..............Kaitlin.Livezey

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSSr. Assoc. AD, Athletic Comm., Larry Dougherty..........................2588........................larrydocSpecial Asst. to Athletic Director, Al Shrier ....................................2222........................ashrier5Asst. AD, Creative Services, Kelli Sheesley.....................................9149.......................sheesleyAssoc. Dir., Athletic Communications, Karen Auerbach..............3850 ...................kauerbachAssoc. Dir., Athletic Communications, Cathy Bongiovi...............1608 ..........................cathybGraduate Extern, Steve Helm ........................................................7446...................steve.helm

ACADEMIC SUPPORT FOR STUDENT-ATHLETESDirector, Center for Academic Advising, Justin Miller .................9840................................jsmPrincipal Academic Advisor, Shawn Fagan....................................2514...........................sfaganSenior Academic Advisor, Rebekah Gingras.................................0876........................rgingrasSenior Academic Advisor, Nick Plack ............................................7413...........................nplackAcademic Advisor, Ehren Green.....................................................0876 ........................ergreenAcademic Advisor, Herb Hopkinson .............................................0876..........herb.hopkinsonAcademic Advisor, Allison Vendt ...................................................4966..........................avendtLearning Specialist, Jacob Long ......................................................4591....................jacob.longLearning Specialist, Nilzarrel Townsend ........................................9346......nilzarrel.townsendCertifying Officer, Kim Marsh..........................................................2500.........................kmarshSecretary, Academic Support, Cheryl Cummings........................2500........cheryl.cummings

COMPLIANCE/STUDENT SERVICESSr. Assoc. AD, Compliance & SS, Sherryta Freeman....................4923 .......................sherrytaAssistant AD, Compliance & SS, Jennifer White..........................3471.......................whitejenCompliance Coordinator, Kristy Bannon Smorovsky...................2790..............kristy.bannonGraduate Extern, Jake Munick........................................................5668....................ncaacomp

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONAsst. AD, Finance and Admin., Harry Metzinger..........................3837..........harry.metzingerBusiness Manager, Tim Thiess........................................................2489...........................tthiessAssistant Business Manager, Linda Gordon..................................6913........................rgordon

MARKETING & PROMOTIONS / CORPORATE SALESAssoc. AD, Marketing and Promotions, Scott Walcoff................0544........................swalcoffRegional Director of Corporate Sales, Chris Rumer.....................2586.........................crumerDirector of Corporate Partnerships, Gabe Leibowitz ..................4247.....................tud47502Corporate Fulfillment, Chet Zukowski...........................................6912 .............chet.zukowskiMarketing Manager, Denise Fitzpatrick........................................6710 ........denise.fitzpatrickMarketing Coordinator, Sam Moore.............................................7237 ........................smooreGraduate Extern, Jasmine McCrawford........................................4270..jasmine.mccrawford

TICKETINGDirector of Ticket Operations, Owen Godfrey..............................8499...........................ticketsAsst. Director, Ticket Operations, Clayton Cochrane...................4271........clayton.cochraneGeneral Manager, Ticket Sales & Service, Todd Pollock..............7025........................tpollock

SPORTS MEDICINETeam Physician, Dr. Ray A. Moyer..................................................707-2111.................rmoyerHead Athletic Trainer, Dwight Stansbury ......................................0873......................dstansbuAssistant Athletic Trainer, Kayla Brown..........................................0873.................kayla.brownAssistant Athletic Trainer, Shawn Cameron..................................1618..........shawn.cameronAssistant Athletic Trainer, Travis McCormack...............................7444....................tmccormaAssistant Athletic Trainer, Chelsea Morehead..............................7402 ......chelsie.moreheadOffice Manager, Sports Medicine, Sandy Rodville.......................9302........................srodvilleGraduate Extern, Scott Bordignon.............................7402.................scottbordignon@gmailGraduate Extern, Mike Leonard.................................1618.........................leonardmc@ymailGraduate Extern, Sherilyn Neri...................................7402......................sherilyn30@hotmailGraduate Extern, Todd Price.......................................9347....................tprice2@towson.eduGraduate Extern, Caitlin Ryan.....................................7444 ...................................caitlin.d.ryan

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONINGHead Strength & Conditioning/Football, Frank Piraino..............6419................frank.pirainoHead Strength & Conditioning, Mark Proto.................................6649 ..................marc.protoGraduate Extern, Miroslaw Babiarz...............................................6649........miroslaw.babiarzGraduate Extern, Alex Skacel..........................................................6649 ...................alex.skacel

ATHLETIC EQUIPMENTSupervisor, Equipment Manager, Paul Kelley...............................0874 ...................paul.kelleyGraduate Extern, Equipment, Dan O’Connor...............................0874.....................doconnorGraduate Extern, Equipment, Ian Cooper ....................................6691...................ian.cooperGraduate Extern, Equipment, Charles Mattioli............................6691...........mattioli.charles

VIDEOVideo Coordinator, Ben Cauthen...................................................0871......benjamin.cauthen

HEAD COACHESBaseball, Ryan Wheeler...................................................................8639...............ryan.wheelerWomen’s Basketball, Tonya Cardoza.............................................1955.......................tcardozaMen’s Basketball, Fran Dunphy......................................................7443 .......................fdunphyWomen’s Crew, TBA.........................................................................3692...............................TBAMen’s Crew, Gavin White................................................................1751......................gavwhiteFencing, Nikki Franke.......................................................................1627.........................nfrankeField Hockey, Amanda Janney........................................................6288........................ajanneyFootball, Steve Addazio...................................................................0855.........................nharvinMen’s Golf, Brian Quinn ..................................................................8224 ......................bqgolf08Women’s Gymnastics, Aaron Murphy..........................................6667..........................murphMen’s Gymnastics, Fred Turoff.......................................................7452...........................fturoffWomen’s Lacrosse, Bonnie Rosen.................................................6668 .......................bonnie8Men’s Soccer, David MacWilliams.................................................8477....................coachmacWomen’s Soccer, Matt Gwilliam....................................................3162 ......matthew.gwilliamSoftball, Head Coach, Joe DiPietro.................................................8742 ........................dipietroMen’s & Women’s Tennis, Steve Mauro.......................................0157........................sjmauroMen’s & Women’s Track and XC, Eric Mobley .............................8258.......................emobleyWomen’s Volleyball, Bakeer Ganes...............................................0476 .........................bganes

CHEERLEADING AND DANCECo-Head Cheerleading Coach, Matt Echevarria ..........................2789.....................mattecheCo-Head Cheerleading Coach, Emilyann Burster ........................2789......................emilyann

SUPPORT STAFFDirector of Football Operations, Ed Foley.....................................0866.........................edfoleyAsst. AD/MBB Operations, Jeff Wilson .........................................6268 ........................jrwilsonDir. of Women’s Basketball Operations, Stacey Nasser...............8739...............stacey.nasserAdmin. Asst., Men’s Basketball, TBA..............................................7443 ......................................Admin. Asst., Women’s Basketball, Jowanna Gardner...............1955.......................jowannaAdmin. Specialist, Football, Nadia Harvin.....................................0858.........................nharvin

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