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2018

Updated: Dec. 11, 2018


Table of ContentsSeason Quick Facts..................................3BIG EAST Conference.............................4Opponents Media Relations Contacts....5Roster......................................................6Team Photo..............................................7Coaches Bios......................................8-10Players Bios......................................11-24 Seniors..........................................11-14 Juniors..........................................15-19

Sophomores.................................20-23 Freshmen.....................................24-26History..............................................27-36


UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation .....................................Villanova, Pa.Founded ..................................................1842Enrollment.......................6,390 undergraduate ......................................................10,728 totalNickname........................................... WildcatsSchool Colors ......................... Blue and WhitePresident .......Rev. Peter M. Donohue, O.S.A.Director of Athletics....................Mark Jackson Athletic Dept. Phone ................. 610-519-4090

COACHING STAFFHead Coach.............................Joanie Milhous................ William and Mary ‘91 (24th season)Years at Villanova ........................................23Record at Villanova ............................207-218Career Record/Years Coached.........................................................................229-272-4 (26)Assistant Coach......................... Allyson Fuller ..........................Drexel Univ. ‘14 (2nd season) Assistant Coach.......................Karlie Heistand........................Univ. of Conn. ‘18 (1st season)Field Hockey Office Phone ....... 610-519-4132

TEAM INFORMATION2017 Record .............................................7-10Home ..........................................................3-6Away ...........................................................4-4Neutral ........................................................0-0BIG EAST Record ......................................3-4BIG EAST Finish ........................................5thLetterwinners Returning/Lost....................20/4Newcomers....................................................7

MEDIA RELATIONSField Hockey Contact ..............Annette HoganOffice Phone ............................. 610-519-6460Cell Phone ................................ 845-807-6185Contact [email protected] ............................. www.villanova.com

Media Relations Mailing Address:Villanova University Athletics800 East Lancaster AvenueJake Nevin FieldhouseVillanova, Pa. 19085

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2018 VILLANOVA ROSTERNO NAME POS YEAR Hometown/High School1 Emily Cliggett M SR Warrington, Pa./Central Bucks South2 Katie Capalbo M FR Wallingford, Pa./Strath Haven4 Emily Clarke F SO Garden City, N.Y./Garden City High 5 Lexi DiGennaro F SO Medford, N.J./Bishop Eustace Prep6 Mallary Sellars M FR Severna Park, Md./Severna Park7 Allison Sayia* M SR Short Hills, N.J./Oak Knoll School 8 Rachel Overlander M FR Marietta, Pa./Donegal High School9 Catie Ward B SR Kennett Square, Pa./Unionville10 Abby Siana F JR Chester Springs, Pa./Villa Maria Academy11 Kiwi Comizio B GR New Vernon, N.J./Yale University13 Jordan McGinely GK FR Morristown, N.J./Oak Knoll School14 Megan Vermeil F JR Downingtown, Pa./Villa Maria Academy15 Claire Weaver F JR Winnetka, IL./New Trier High School16 Devyn Aschenbach B FR Fairfield, N.J./West Essex17 Suzie Clark M JR Haddonfield,N.J./Haddonfield Memorial18 Christen Pennington M/B JR Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy19 Bella Broise B FR Morristown, N.J./Oak Knoll School20 Catie Ebner B SR Fair Haven, N.J./Rumson-Fair Haven 21 Lydia Sydnor F JR Bryn Mawr, Pa./Radnor High School22 Ana Sherwood M SO Sag Harbor, N.Y../Pierson High School23 Caroline Coladonato B JR Paoli, Pa./Conestoga High School24 Emma McLaughlin M JR Quakertown, Pa./Quakertown25 Ashley Thomas M SO Berlin, N.J./Eastern Regional26 Nikki Pearce M SO Orefield, Pa./ Moravian Academy 27 Kate Romanowski B SO West Pittston, Pa./Wyoming Seminary28 Riley Dolan M SO Broomall, Pa./Monsignor & Archbishop 95 Erika Miller* GK SR Malvern, Pa./Villa Maria Academy*Captain 2018 VILLANOVA SCHEDULEDATE DAY OPPONENT TIMEAug 26 Sunday at Fairfield 1 p.m.Aug 31 Friday INDIANA 6 p.m.Sept. 2 Sunday LEHIGH 12 p.m.Sept. 7 Friday PENN 4 p.m.Sept. 9 Sunday at Sacred Heart^ @Yale Univ. 4 p.m.Sept. 14 Friday GEORGETOWN* 6 p.m.Sept. 16 Sunday at Monmouth 1 p.m.Sept. 21 Friday LIBERTY* 6 p.m.Sept. 23 Sunday at Rider 12 p.m.Sept. 28 Friday at Providence* 6 p.m.Oct. 1 Monday LAFAYETTE 5 p.m.Oct. 5 Friday QUINNIPIAC* 4 p.m.Oct. 12 Friday at Connecticut * 3 p.m.Oct. 14 Sunday LONGWOOD 12 p.m.Oct. 19 Friday TEMPLE* 6 p.m.Oct. 21 Sunday at Columbia 1 p.m.Oct. 26 Friday at Old Dominion* 12 p.m.Oct. 28 Sunday BROWN 12 p.m.Nov. 3 Friday BIG EAST Semis @ Liberty TBANov. 5 Sunday BIG EAST Champs @ Liberty TBA

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BROWNKelsey [email protected](401) 836-9274

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TEMPLEKaren [email protected](215) 204-3850

UCONNAnna [email protected](860) 486-3531

VILLANOVAAnnette [email protected](610) 519-6460

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NUMERICAL ROSTERNO. NAME POS CL. HT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL1 Emily Cliggett M/F SR 5-4 Warrington, Pa./Central Bucks South2 Katie Capalbo B FR 5-5 Wallingford, Pa./Strath Haven4 Emily Clarke F/M SO 5-4 Garden City, N.Y./Garden City High 5 Lexi DiGennaro F SO 5-2 Medford, N.J./Bishop Eustace Prep6 Mallary Sellars M/B FR 5-4 Severna Park, Md./Severna Park 7 Allison Sayia M/F SR 5-3 Short Hills, N.J./Oak Knoll School8 Rachael Overlander M FR 5-4 Marietta, Pa./Donegal High School9 Catie Ward M/B SR 5-5 Kennett Square, Pa./Unionville10 Abby Siana F/M JR 5-6 Chester Springs, Pa./Villa Maria Academy11 Kiwi Comizio B GR 5-6 New Vernon, N.J./Yale University 13 Jordan McGinely GK FR 5-5 Morristown, N.J./Oak Knoll School14 Megan Vermeil F JR 5-6 Downingtown, Pa./Villa Maria Academy15 Claire Weaver F JR 5-7 Winnetka, IL./New Trier High School16 Devyn Aschenbach B FR 5-5 Fairfield, N.J./West Essex17 Suzie Clark F/M JR 5-5 Haddonfield, N.J./Haddonfield Memorial18 Christen Pennington M/B JR 5-6 Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy19 Bella Brosie F FR 5-8 Morristown, N.J./Oak Knoll School20 Catie Ebner B SR 6-1 Fair Haven, N.J./Rumson-Fair Haven 21 Lydia Sydnor F JR 5-8 Bryn Mawr, Pa./Radnor High School22 Ana Sherwood M SO 5-6 Sag Harbor, N.Y../Pierson High School23 Caroline Coladonato B JR 5-4 Paoli, Pa./Conestoga High School24 Emma McLaughlin F/M JR 5-5 Quakertown, Pa./Quakertown25 Ashley Thomas M SO 5-2 Berlin, N.J./Eastern Regional26 Nikki Pearce M/B SO 5-2 Orefield, Pa/Moravian Academy 27 Kate Romanowski M/B SO 5-8 West Pittston, Pa./Wyoming Seminary28 Riley Dolan M SO 5-8 Broomall, Pa./Mongignor Bonner & Archbishop95 Erika Miller GK SR 5-8 Malvern, Pa./Villa Maria Academy ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNO. NAME POS CL. HT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL16 Devyn Aschenbach B FR 5-5 Fairfield, N.J./West Essex19 Bella Brosie F FR 5-8 Morristown, N.J./Oak Knoll School2 Katie Capalbo B FR 5-5 Wallingford, Pa./Strath Haven17 Suzie Clark F/M JR 5-5 Haddonfield, N.J./Haddonfield Memorial4 Emily Clarke F/M SO 5-4 Garden City, N.Y./Garden City High 1 Emily Cliggett M/F SR 5-4 Warrington, Pa./Central Bucks South23 Caroline Coladonato B JR 5-4 Paoli, Pa./Conestoga High School11 Kiwi Comizio B GR 5-6 New Vernon, N.J./Yale University 5 Lexi DiGennaro F SO 5-2 Medford, N.J./Bishop Eustace Prep28 Riley Dolan M SO 5-8 Broomall, Pa./Mongignor Bonner & Archbishop20 Catie Ebner B SR 6-1 Fair Haven, N.J./Rumson-Fair Haven 13 Jordan McGinely GK FR 5-5 Morristown, N.J./Oak Knoll School24 Emma McLaughlin F/M JR 5-5 Quakertown, Pa./Quakertown95 Erika Miller GK SR 5-8 Malvern, Pa./Villa Maria Academy8 Rachael Overlander M FR 5-4 Marietta, Pa./Donegal High School26 Nikki Pearce M/B SO 5-2 Orefield, Pa/Moravian Academy 18 Christen Pennington M/B JR 5-6 Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy27 Kate Romanowski M/B SO 5-8 West Pittston, Pa./Wyoming Seminary7 Allison Sayia M/F SR 5-3 Short Hills, N.J./Oak Knoll School6 Mallary Sellars M/B FR 5-4 Severna Park, Md./Severna Park 22 Ana Sherwood M SO 5-6 Sag Harbor, N.Y../Pierson High School10 Abby Siana F/M JR 5-6 Chester Springs, Pa./Villa Maria Academy21 Lydia Sydnor F JR 5-8 Bryn Mawr, Pa./Radnor High School25 Ashley Thomas M SO 5-2 Berlin, N.J./Eastern Regional14 Megan Vermeil F JR 5-6 Downingtown, Pa./Villa Maria Academy9 Catie Ward M/B SR 5-5 Kennett Square, Pa./Unionville15 Claire Weaver F JR 5-7 Winnetka, IL./New Trier High School

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Joanie Milhous (William and Mary ’91) 24th seasonAssistant Coach: Karlie Heistand (University of Connecticut ’18) 1st seasonAssistant Coach: Allyson Fuller Broadway (Drexel University ’14) 2nd season

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Team Photo

Front: Mallary Sellars, Christen Pennington, Emma McLaughlin, Emily Clarke, Kiwi ComizioKneeling: Lydia Sydnor, Katie Capalbo, Suzie Clark, Megan Vermeil, Ashley Thomas, Nikki Pearce, Jordan McGinelyCrouching: Riley Dolan, Rachael Overlander, Kate Romanowski, Lexi DiGennaro, Caroline Coladonato, Claire Weaver, Abby Siana, Bella Brosie, Devyn AschenbachStanding: Karlie Heistand, Ana Sherwood, Catie Ward, Allison Sayia, Catie Ebner, Erika Miller, Emily Cliggett, Allyson Fuller, Joanie Milhous


HEAD COACH: JOANIE MILHOUS

JOANIE MILHOUSHEAD COACH | 24th SEASON

2014. At the time of each game, Villanova faced five NFHCA Division I Poll teams (No. 3 Connecticut, No. 14 Temple, No. 14 Louisville, No. 19 Delaware and No. 20 Old Dominion) as well as four teams that made the NCAA Tournament (Delaware, North Carolina and Old Dominion) including Connecticut, winner of the NCAA National Championship.

The 2012 season was a milestone year for Milhous. With the 3-2 victory over La Salle on Sept. 5th, Milhous achieved her 200th career victory as a head coach.

Villanova finished fifth in the BIG EAST in 2012. They met five final NFHCA Division I Poll teams, including No. 1 UNC, No. 3 Syracuse, No. 5 Connecticut, No. 16 Richmond and No. 25 Louisville. The attack line of Leah High, Jessica Swoboda and Kayla Kenney tallied a combined 64 points (22 goals, 20 assists) during the season. They netted 22 of Villanova’s 30 goals. In her first year as a starting goalkeeper, Alex Diekmann notched 112 saves and was named to the BIG EAST’s Weekly Honor Roll on four occasions.

The Wildcats found success in the 2011 season, as they secured a spot in the BIG EAST Championship Tournament for the first time in five years. Villanova was up against four ranked teams in the final Kookaburra/NFHCA Division I Poll during the regular season, including No. 3 Syracuse, No. 4 Maryland, No. 5 Connecticut and No. 7 Penn State. The team was led offensively by a group of freshman who scored 20 of the Wildcat’s 30 goals in the 2011 season. Defensively, senior goalie, Megan Goelz earned 119 saves in her final year.

In 2009, the Wildcats ended the season ranked 7th in the NCAA in scoring average and 8th in the country with 3.59 goals per game. Vil-lanova faced some of the toughest competition in the nation, scheduling five ranked opponents in the final Kookaburra/NFHCA Division I Poll, including No. 3 North Carolina, No. 5 Connecticut, No. 8 Syracuse, No. 10 Drexel and No. 16 Louisville.

The 2008 season proved to be a great defensive effort for Villanova field hockey; the Wildcats ranked 12th nationally in shutouts per game and goalie Maura McCormick finished the season ranked 15th nationally in save percentage. Having one of the toughest RPI’s in the coun-try, Milhous and her team played against six season-ending ranked opponents, including No. 16 Drexel, No. 13 Louisville, No. 9 Princeton, No. 5 UConn, No. 4 James Madison and No. 3 Syracuse.

The accomplishments of the 2007 season mirrored that of 2008. The Wildcats put together a winning streak of seven games which tied a school record. Their run included national recognition with a No. 20 ranking and an upset of No.3 Connecticut. The team also stood out in the BIG EAST; 2007 was the ninth straight year Villanova had multiple all-conference selections. The Wildcats finished the season ranked 3rd in assists per game (2.38) and 5th in the nation in goals per game (3.27) and scoring average (3.28).

The Wildcats achieved a great amount during the 2006 season. Milhous led the program to its second consecutive year ranked on the nation-al level, where they remained throughout the season. The road to a national ranking was filled with excitement as the Wildcats knocked off two top-20 teams as they defeated then No. 14 Iowa on Sept. 9 and No. 9 Connecticut just one week later on Sept. 17.

The 2006 team broke five records while receiving recognition from the BIG EAST Conference for their outstanding play. In addition, the Wildcats catapulted themselves on to the national scene as they ranked in the top-12 in three separate categories. Villanova’s highest rank-ing was seventh in the nation in Assists per Game (2.57), followed by 11th in Points per Game (8.67) and 12th in Scoring Average (3.04).

In a milestone 2005 season, the Wildcats made their fifth consecutive trip to the BIG EAST Championship earning a No. 1 seed following a first-place 4-1 season in conference play. Despite finishing the season with a first-ever national ranking, the No. 15 Wildcats fell to Con-necticut 3-2 in overtime of the championship game.

Milhous won the 2005 BIG EAST Coach of the Year for the second time in her career by producing a season of firsts for Villanova. On Sept. 20, the Wildcats received their first national ranking, won their first regular season title and tallied 15 wins on the season. Its No. 1 seed in the BIG EAST Tournament was the first ever, and the Wildcats beat two ranked teams (Louisville and Connecticut) in the same season for the first time.

Coaches Bios

Joanie Milhous enters her 24th season as the head field hockey coach at Villanova University. Milhous begins the 2018 season with a 207-218 career record as a Wildcat and an overall record of 229-272-4.

Last season (2017) the team finished 7-10 overall and 3-4 in conference play. The Wildcats finished 7th in the BIG EAST.

Finishing the 2016 season, Milhous reached another milestone of her career. She earned her 200th win as a Wildcat. This victory came in the last game of the season with a 3-2 win over Georgetown. Milhous and the Wildcats finished the season 5-13 overall and 2-5 in conference play.

In 2015 the team finished with a 5-12 overall record and 2-4 in the BIG EAST Conference. The Wild-cats finished third in the conference, falling to Temple in semi-finals.

In 2014, the team finished with a 4-14 overall record and 1-4 in the BIG EAST Conference. Jordyn Clipstone, goalkeeper, finished the 2014 season with three BIG EAST honors and forward, Kayla Ken-ney made the ALL-BIG EAST first team, under the coaching of Milhous.

The Wildcats finished the 2013 season at 4-13 overall and 1-6 in the BIG EAST Conference. Milhous has made nine total BIG EAST postseason appearances including eight in the last 13 seasons. Villanova finished seventh in the conference for the 2013 slate. The squad was anchored in scoring by Maddy Harding, Jessica Swoboda, Lauren Wilson and Leah High, who all move into their senior seasons in

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Villanova had its most-ever selections to the first team All-Conference (three) and won the Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year awards for the first time in program history as well. In addition to these accomplishments, the 2005 team ranked second in the conference in goals (70), assists (54), points (194), goals against (39) and shutouts (4). The `Cats also out-scored opponents 70-39 en route to the 15-5 season.

In May of 1995, Milhous arrived at Villanova University after a four-year coaching stint at nearby Cabrini College. In just four years, Mil-hous completely turned the program around. After recording only one win in her first season, Milhous closed her career at Cabrini with an 11-win season in 1994, earning her 1994 Pennsylvania Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honors.

Milhous’ accomplishments at Villanova have followed a similar trend. Prior to entering the upcoming 2010 season, her teams have posted 11 consecutive winning records dating back to 1998 totaling 131 victories. These past 11 seasons have been highlighted by seven BIG EAST Tournament appearances, with three of those leading to the BIG EAST Championship game.

In a milestone 2005 season, the Wildcats made their fifth consecutive trip to the BIG EAST Championship earning a No. 1 seed following a first-place 4-1 season in conference play. Despite finishing the season with a first-ever national ranking, the No. 15 Wildcats fell to Con-necticut 3-2 in overtime of the championship game.

Milhous won the 2005 BIG EAST Coach of the Year for the second time in her career by producing a season of firsts for Villanova. On Sept. 20, the Wildcats received their first national ranking, won their first regular season title and tallied 15 wins on the season. Its No. 1 seed in the BIG EAST Tournament was the first ever, and the Wildcats beat two ranked teams (Louisville and Connecticut) in the same season for the first time. Villanova had its most-ever selections to the first team All-Conference (three) and won the Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year awards for the first time in program history as well. In addition to these accomplishments, the 2005 team ranked second in the conference in goals (70), assists (54), points (194), goals against (39) and shutouts (4). The `Cats also out-scored opponents 70-39 en route to the 15-5 season.

In May of 1995, Milhous arrived at Villanova University after a four-year coaching stint at nearby Cabrini College. In just four years, Mil-hous completely turned the program around. After recording only one win in her first season, Milhous closed her career at Cabrini with an 11-win season in 1994, earning her 1994 Pennsylvania Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honors.

Milhous’ accomplishments at Villanova have followed a similar trend. Prior to entering the upcoming 2010 season, her teams have posted 11 consecutive winning records dating back to 1998 totaling 131 victories. These past 11 seasons have been highlighted by seven BIG EAST Tournament appearances, with three of those leading to the BIG EAST Championship game.

In addition to her role as the head field hockey coach, Milhous served as the women’s lacrosse head coach from 1997-00. During her three seasons directing the women’s lacrosse program the Wildcats posted a 10-38 record. At the end of the 2000 season she stepped down from her position in order to concentrate entirely on field hockey.

Milhous graduated in 1991 from the College of William & Mary where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology. While attending William & Mary she was a standout for both the field hockey and women’s lacrosse programs.

In field hockey Milhous was a two-time Regional All-American and two-time All-Conference selection, as well as being chosen team cap-tain for her senior season.

She ended her career as the seventh leading scorer in Tribe history. In addition to her success in field hockey, she earned equal rewards for her play on the lacrosse pitch. After being named team captain, she also received Regional All-American and All-Conference honors. In each of her four seasons playing lacrosse, the Tribe was nationally ranked. She was voted to participate in the North/South Senior All-Star game in both field hockey and lacrosse.

Milhous served as President of the BIG EAST Conference Field Hockey Site Committee in 1998 and was also a board member of the Phil-adelphia Lacrosse Association from 1998-2000, representing the Philadelphia area colleges.

A native of Wynnewood, Pa., Milhous and her husband, Stowe, reside in Villanova, Pa. with their three children, Stowe Jr. and twins Tucker and Madison.

Coaching Experience: 229-272-4 (26 years)

Villanova University (1995-Present): 207-218 (23 years) 1995 | 5-15 2007 | 11-71996 | 7-13 2008 | 12-71997 | 7-13 2009 | 9-81998 | 13-9 2010 | 7-101999 | 13-9 2011 | 8-112000 | 11-9 2012 | 7-122001 | 11-9 2013 | 4-132002 | 11-9 2014 | 4-142003 | 11-7 2015 | 5-122004 | 11-8 2016 | 5-132005 | 15-5 2017 | 7-102006 | 13-8

Cabrini College (1991-95): 22-40-4 (four years)1994 | 11-61993 | 6-9-31992 | 4-11-11991 | 1-14

Coaching Honors & Achievements:BIG EAST Coach of the Year: 1999, 2005 BIG EAST Tournament Appearances: 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2011, 2015Pennsylvania Athletic Conference Coach of the Year: 1994 ECAC Tournament Appearances: 2

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Allyson Fuller returns for her second season as assistant coach of the Wildcats.

Fuller played as a defender for the Drexel University 2011-14 seasons. During that time she helped the team win their firstconference championship in the CAA in the program’s history. In 2013 she was named to the U-21 National Outdoor Team. She also participated with the United States Red Team at the Rohrmax Cup in Vienna, Austria in 2017. Fuller and the red team went on to win the cup.

Fuller earned a bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pa. and is a Philadelphia, Pa. native.

Karlie Heistand begins her first season as an assistant coach of the Villanova Wild-cats.

Heistand arrives at Villanova after a four year standout career at the University of Connecticut. There she was a part of two national championship teams and four final four teams. During her senior season she was named a NFHCA Division I All-American and to the NCAA Division I Championship All-Tournament Team. Heistand is currently a member of the United States National Development Team and previously was a part of the United States National U21 and U19 Team.

Heistand graduated in May of 2018 from UConn with a degree in Chemistry. She was a four time member of the BIG EAST All-Academic Team and NFHCA Divi-sion I National Academic Team.

Milhous shared on Heistand, “We are really excited to welcome Karlie join our Villanova field hockey family. Karlie had an incredible playing career at Connecti-cut winning two National Championships during her four year career there. She possesses a tremendous winning attitude and I can’t wait to have her work with our team.”

Allyson FullerASSISTANT COACH | 2nd SEASON

Karlie HeistandASSISTANT COACH | 1st SEASON

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SENIORS

Seniors

Senior Captains: Erika Miller & Allison Sayia

Senior Class; Catie Ward, Allison Sayia, Catie Ebner, Erika Miller, Emily Cliggett & Kiwi Comzio


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Fifth Year Seniors

2017: Cliggett started in all 17 games of her 2017 junior season. She scored one goal and recorded three assists. Clig-gett’s lone goal came against Monmouth (10/15) in a 2-3 loss.

2016: Played in all 18 games for the Wildcats while start-ing in 14 games…Had one assist against Penn (10/25).

2015: Started 15 games for the Wildcats while appearing in 17 during her freshman season…Scored her first collegiate goal vs. Ball State (9/4)…Finished her season with three goals…Also scored goals at Rutgers (9/11) and Towson (9/27).

Central Bucks South High School: Four-year varsity let-terwinner in field hockey and three-year letterwinner in la-crosse ... Named to the Suburban I All-League First Team her senior season as well as being named the C.B. South Offensive MVP ... Named to the Suburban I All-League Third Team for her sophomore and junior campaigns ... Her team was the District One League Champions in 2012, District One League Finalists in 2013 and District One League State Semi-Finalists in 2014 ... Notched 25 careers goals and 31 assists including 14 goals and 19 as-sists during her senior season ... High school teammates of Kayla Kenney, Maddy Harding and Mackenzie Harding.

Personal: Born October 16, 1996 ... Parents are James and Mariana ... Has one old brother, Tyler, and two young-er siblings, Haley and Kennedy ... Her brother, Tyler, is plays midfield for Saint Joseph’s Men’s Lacrosse ... Hobbies include spending time with family and friends, traveling, playing the piano and tennis ... Chose Villano-va because of its prestigious nursing program, the loca-tion and the coaching staff ... Plans to major in nursing.

Emily CliggettSenior | MidfieldWarrington, Pa. | Central Bucks South

12017: Appeared in 12 games of her junior career and made seven starts. Ebner recorded one defensive save on the year.

2016: Made three appearances for the Wildcats.

2015: Made seven appearances in her freshman season at defense.

Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School: A four-team letterwinner in field hockey under Coach Julie Vaccarelli... Also earned a letter in basketball her freshman year and track her sophomore year ... For her senior season, she was named First Team All-Shore, All-Division, All-County and All-State ... Was also named Second Team All-Shore her junior campaign ... Named the Defender of the Year in both 2013 and 2014 for her team ... Her teams were named the Group II Section II Championships in three-straight years from 2013-15 ... Also played for the Group II State Cham-pions and Shore Conference Champions in 2014 ... Member of the National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society ... Played three years of club field hockey for the Jer-sey Intensity ... Gold medalists at Festival 2013 and bronze medalists at the National Club Championships in 2013.

Personal: Born January 27, 1997 to parents Ken and Liz ... Has an older brother, Ken Jr. ... Her father played basketball at Monmouth and her brother played lacrosse at West Point ... Hobbies including going to the beach ... Chose Villanova because of its excellent academic and competitive field hock-ey program; fell in love with the atmosphere of the campus.

Catie EbnerSenior | BackFair Haven, N.J. | Rumson-Fair Haven Regional

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Seniors

2017: In her junior campaign she recorded 124 saves with a .756 save percentage. Miller recorded a career high 16 saves against conference opponent Old Dominion (10/20). Over three years she has recorded 347 saves with an overall percentage of .714. Miller was also named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll two times and was named to the All-BIG EAST Second Team.

2016: Started and appeared in all 18 games for the Wildcats…Had a career high of 13 saves against #6 Michigan (9/10)…Made 12 saves against Rider (9/13)… Made 11 saves against ODU (10/22)… Made 10 saves against #1 UConn (10/7) and against Fair-field (10/9) and against Penn (10/25)…Had two shutouts on the sea-son, one vs. Towson (9/25) and the other vs. LIU (10/2)…Named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll three times; (9/12), (10/17) and (10/31)…Named Philafieldhockey.com Goalkeeper of the Week (10/19)…Named BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (10/24).

2015: Made 17 appearances in the cage for the Wildcats while start-ing 16 games of those games…Had a career high 12 saves during the BIG EAST Semi-Final game…Named to the BIG EAST All-Tour-nament team…BIG EAST Freshmen of the Week 11/2 and 10/26…Phildafieldhockey.com Defender of the Week…BIG EAST Honor Roll 8/31…Finished the season with 100 saves and a .719 save percentage

Villa Maria Academy: Earn four varsity letters...Had 41 career shut-outs and a .917 career save percentage with 324 saves between her junior and senior seasons..A PIAA State Champion in 2014...Named to the PHSFCHA First Team All-State in both 2013 and 2014...Named to the NFHCA All-Region, Pennsylvania First-Team in 2014...Named both the Chester County Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year and Chester County Daily Local Player of the year in 2014 ... First Team All-Main Line in 2013 and 2014..AACA League All-Star in 2013 and 2014...Three-time PIAA District One Champion and four-time AACA League Champion...PIAA State Championships Runner-Up in both 2011 and 2012...Named to the 2015 NFCHA High School Nation-al Academic Squad...Played club for the WC Eagles from 2012-15.

Personal: Born June 13, 1997 to Mark and Susie...Has three young siblings, Nicole, Hannah and Matthew ... Her father played football at East Carolina University as a nose guard...Chose Villanova because it offered a combination of great academic, outstanding athletics, a won-derful coaching staff, a welcoming team and a close distance to family.

Erika MillerSenior | GoalkeeperMalvern, Pa. | Villa Maria Academy

952017: Started all 17 games for the Wildcats where she logged two goals and two assists. One goal came in the first game of a season in a 1-2 loss at Longwood (8/25) and the other in a 3-2 win against RID (10/22) where she also recorded her second assist for the season.

2016: Started and appeared in 12 games for the Wildcats before suf-fering a season ending injury…Scored three goals and had three as-sists on the season…Scored against Longwood (9/2) on a penalty stroke…Scored the first goal at the Villanova Field Hockey Field against Liberty (9/16)…Had a goal and assist vs. Quinnipiac (9/30).

2015: Started and appeared in 15 games for the Wildcats during her freshman season…Collected her first career goal and assist vs. Ball State (9/4)…Finished the season with three goals and two assists…Her second assists came in the BIG EAST Tournament semi-finals vs. Temple (11/6)

Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child: A three-time letterwin-ner in field hockey and four-time letterwinner in lacrosse...Cap-tained her field hockey team during her senior season ... Scored 50 careers goals and notched 35 assists at Oak Knoll ... In 2014, she was named to the National All-America Second Team, Regional All-American First Team, First Team All-State, Harrow All-Star Team and MSG Varsity First Team ... First Team All-State in both 2013 and 2014 along with First Team All-Union County ... Three-time member of the First Team All-Conference Essex-Union ... Second Team All-County Award in 2012... Oak Knoll’s Best Of-fensive Player in 2014, Most Dedicated Player in 2013 and Out-standing First year Award in 2012 ... Her teams finished second in New Jersey in 2012, 2013 and 2014 ... Four-time Union Coun-ty Champions ... North Jersey Team of the Year in both 2013 and 2014...Played club for New Heigh Field Hockey from 2013-15.

Personal: Born January 17, 1997...Parents are Peter and Terri...Had two older brothers, Pete and Fletcher, and one older sister, Sam ... Her brother Pete, played club lacrosse at George Wash-ington and her sister, Sam, played lacrosse at Monmouth... Hobbies include sailing, going to the beach, hanging out with friends and baking ... Chose Villanova for its academics, athlet-ics and alumni network; loves the friendly community, beauti-ful campus and school spirit...Plans to major in communication.

Allison SayiaSenior | MidfieldShort Hills, N.J. | Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child

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SENIORS

Seniors

2017: As a junior, Ward saw action in 14 games and made 10 starts for the Wildcats.

2016: Appeared in seven games for the Wildcats.

2015: Made an appearance in 15 games with seven starts during her freshman season...scored her first collegiate goal vs. Saint Francis (10/4).

Unionville High School: A three-time letterwinner in field hockey under Coach Beth Lynch, also earned four varsity let-ters in ice hockey and two in lacrosse...Named to the First Team All-Area for the Chesmont League for her senior season...Named to the 2014 Phila-Area High School Senior All-Star Team ... A 2014 AAA District I Champion ... Member of the National Honors Society for both her junior and senior years.Personal: Born January 26, 1997 ... Parents are Daniel and Clare ... Has an older brother, Nicholas, and a young sister, Alexandra...Her father, Daniel, played soccer at Shippens-burg as a forward...Her brother, Nicholas, played baseball at Virginia Commonwealth University as a middle infielder ... Her mother, Clare, is an alumna of Villanova...Enjoys vol-unteering at Lamancha Animal Rescue and Tick Tock Early Learning Center ... Chose Villanova for its academics and athletic programs; Villanova has been a part of her life from a young age; close to home...Plans to major in education.

Catie WardSenior | BackKennett Square, Pa | Unionville

9Yale University: Comizio is a graduate from Yale Univer-sity where she was a two-sport student athlete playing with the field hockey and lacrosse teams. At Yale, she started in 51 games for the field hockey team while tallying 12 assists and three goals. She also played in 51 games for the Bull-dogs lacrosse team where she tallied 44 goals and 11 assists. The incoming graduate transfer has earned a spot on the NF-HCA National Academic Squad all four years in her under-graduate career. At Yale she received NFHCA Third Team All-American, 2016 MVP and the Amanda Walton Award.

Personal: Comizio is the daughter of Robert and Keeneh and will join her brother TJ who currently plays for the men’s lacrosse team.She joins the Wildcats as a graduate student as she is enrolled in the Villanova School of Business.She chose Villanova because the university offered an excellent fiance program at a prestigious graduate school that fit her future career interests. While at the same time it was ac-commodating of her desire to continue playing field hockey.

Kiwi ComizioGraduate Student | Back | New Vernon, N.J. | Yale University

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JUNIORS

Juniors

Juniors: Lydia Sydnor, Emma McLaughlin, Christen Pennington, Caroline Coladonato, Megan Vermeil, Suzie Clark, Abby Siana, & Claire Weaver.


JUNIORS

Juniors

2017: Appeared in four games for the Wildcats and scored her only goal of the season against Providence (9/22).

2016: Appeared in 14 games, while starting one during her fresh-man year…Scored her first collegiate goal against LIU (10/2)...Finished the season with a .500 shots on goal percentage.

Haddonfield Memorial High School: A four year varsity letterwinner in field hockey and lacrosse... 1st Team All-Con-ference Midfield 2015… 2nd Team All-Conference Midfield 2014… National Honor Society, National Art Honor Soci-ety, Spanish National Honor Society junior and senior year.

Personal: Born October 10, 1997…Parents are Ron-ald and Roseann Clark…Has four older siblings, Ally, Veronica, Carolynn, and Eddie…Sister Carolynn is also on the Villanova Field Hockey Team…Chose Vil-lanova because she feels that Villanova can provide her with many opportunities not only as an athlete, but also as a student. Also gives her the opportunity to play with her sister on the team…Plans to major in Nursing.

Suzie ClarkJunior | MidfieldHaddonfield, N.J. | Haddonfield Memorial

172017: Appeared in two games for the Wild-cats during her sophomore campaign.

2016: Appeared in two games for the Wildcats....Made her first collegiate appearance against Michigan State (9/28).

Conestoga High School: Two year varsity letterwin-ner in field hockey…Named captain for three years in 2012, 2013, and 2015…awarded “Most Spirited Play-er” in 2012….Received the “Coaches’ Award” in 2013…Festival Showcase Team Captain in 2014…PHSFHCA AAA All-Academic State Team in 2015…Won the Pres-idential Award for Outstanding Academic Excellence.

Personal: Born April 16, 1998…Parents are Anthony and Pamela…Has three siblings, Michael, Kathleen, and Mat-thew…Hobbies and interests are fashion and art….Chose Villanova because it has the whole package; fantastic ac-ademics, outstanding field hockey program, and a beauti-ful campus close to home…Plans to major in Economics.

Junior | BackPaoli, Pa. | Conestoga High School

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Caroline Coladonato


JUNIORS

Juniors

2017: Saw action in all 17 games and made 13 starts. McLaughlin lead the team with seven assists and also scored one goal. In the last game of the season in a 5-3 win over Georgetown (10/27) McLaughlin assisted on the first goal of the game while later scoring one herself.

2016: Started all 18 games for the Wildcats during her freshman year…Tied for third on the team in goals at six…Had three assists and 155 points…Had three game winning goals…Scored her first collegiate goal and assist against Ohio (9/25)…Had a goal and an assist against LIU (10/2)…Had two goals against the 3-2 win over Temple (10/15), her first goal tied the game, and then her third goal secured the win for the Wildcats…Helped the Wildcats achieve overtime against ODU scoring a goal with 40 seconds left in play (10/22)…Named BIG EAST Freshman of the Week (10/17)…Named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll (10/24).

Quakertown High School: A four year letterwinner in field hockey and softball… During her senior sea-son, Suburban One First Team All-League, Captain, Se-lected for Senior All-Star team…Junior year was the highest scorer in Suburban One League and First Team All-League …Member of the National Honor Society

Personal: Born September 12, 1997…Parents are Steve and Jeanne McLaughlin…Has one older brother, Colin, who is junior at Villanova…Her mother played field hockey at West Chester University…Chose Villanova for the outstand-ing academic and athletic programs Villanova has to offer.

2017: Saw action in all 17 games for Villanova. Pennington was a strong contributor to the backs as a sophomore, leading the team with six defensive saves. She also recorded two goals and five assists. Both her goals game against Indiana (9/4) and she scored two of her assists against Georgetown (10/27).

2016: Played in all 18 games for the Wildcats, while starting at back for 15 games…Finished her fresh-man season with two defensive saves, one vs. ODU (10/23) and one vs. Georgetown (10/29).

Neshaminy High School: A four year letterwinner for Field Hockey…also a four year starter at midfield/for-ward…recorded 37 goals, 44 assists during her career… had 22 assists her senior year…#5 in Philadelphia area for assists…Suburban One League National Conference Champions First Team All-League Selection Team Leading Scorer (19 goals)…Team Co-Captain…2014 Suburban One League National Conference Co-Champions…2012 Suburban One League National Conference Champions.

Personal: Born June 14, 1998…Parents are Michael and Lisa Pennington…Has one younger sister Jamie…Her mother played field hockey at fellow BIG EAST school Temple…Hobbies include spending time with family and friends, ski-ing, and shopping…Chose Villanova because of its reputa-tion of having very strong academics and athletics as well as its close proximity to home…Plans to major in Biology.

Junior | MifieldQuakertown, Pa. | Quakertown

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Emma McLaughlinJunior | BackLanghorne, Pa. | Neshaminy

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Christen Pennington


JUNIORS

Juniors

2017: Appeared in 16 games for the Wildcats. Scored three goals while dishing out four assists.

2016: Started and appeared in all 18 games for the Wild-cats this season…Tied third on the team in goals and as-sists at six goals, three assists, and 15 points…Scored her first collegiate goal against Longwood (9/2)…Picked up her first collegiate assist vs. Ohio (9/18)…Named Philafieldhockey.com Rookie of the Week (9/29).

Villa Maria Academy: Four year varsity letterwinner…Two year team captain…Her team were the PA District 1 Champions in 2012, 2014 and 2015….In 2015, was award-ed Villa Maria Academy-MVP, named to the senior All Star game selection, named as a Catholic Academy League All Star, PHSFHCA All-Academic State Team and All State first team, and named to the All Main Line First Team...In 2014, named to the All State Second Team, All Area Ches-ter County First Team, Main Line Second Team, and South-eastern Pennsylvania Second Team, and AACA All-Star...In 2013, named to the All Main Line Field Hockey Team Second Team, AACA League All Star, Chester County All Area Honorable Mention, and All Area Daily Local Second Team….Scored the winning goal in the 2014 State Champion-ship….Ended high school career with 52 goals and 53 assists.

Personal: Born August 21, 1997…Parents are Doug and Linda…Has one older sister, Linda…Chose Villanova be-cause of its strong academics, a beautiful campus, and a great field hockey family.

Abby Siana Junior | ForwardChester Springs, Pa. | Villa Maria Academy

102017: Saw action in all 17 games for the Wild-cats. Sydnor tied for second on the team in goals with six and was third in points with 12. Two of her goals came in a 7-1 victory over LIU Brooklyn (9/8).

2015 (at Michigan): Appeared in 13 games, starting sev-en at forward...ranked second among Wolverine freshmen in scoring with three goals and two assists...scored both Wolverines goals -- the first goals of her career -- at Rut-gers (Sept. 27) on deflections in each half...also registered a goal and an assist vs. Pacific (Oct. 2)...tallied first collegiate point with an assist at Fairfield (Sept. 6)...made collegiate debut in the season opener vs. #2 North Carolina (Aug. 29).

Radnor: Four-year Distinguished Honor Roll...three-time All-DELCO second team selection (2012, ‘13, ‘14)...three-time All-Central League first team selection (2012, ‘13, ‘14)...all-time scoring record holder at Radnor HS.

Personal: Daughter of George and Katherine...father played football at Villanova and Syracuse (1977-82) as well as the Pittsburgh Steelers...mother competed in volleyball and track and field at Villanova (1980-83)...has a brother, Brice, and two sisters, Shelby and Lily...Shelby played field hockey at Maryland (2010-14).

Lydia SydnorJunior | ForwardBryn Mawr, Pa. | Radnor High School

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JUNIORS

Juniors

2017: Appeared in all 17 games for Villanova. Ver-meil tied for second in goals on the team with six. She also recorded the second most points with 14. In a 2-3 loss to MU (10/15) Vermeil scored the first goal and assisted on the second to teammate Cliggett.

2016: Played in all 18 games for the Wildcats, while start-ing four games during her freshman season…Scored her first collegiate goal against Providence (9/23)…Scored her second collegiate goal against the 7-0 win over LIU (10/2)...Finished with two goals on the season.

Villa Maria Academy: Four year varsity letterwinner in field hockey and two in track and field…Her team was PA District 1 Champions, AACA Champions, and State Finalist in 2015…Named to the AACA All Star team, NFHCA All Region Sec-ond Team, PA All State Team, Max Field Hockey All Region Team, All PhilaMain Line First Team, and PhilaInquirer All Area First Team during her senior season...In 2014 her team was PA State Champions …Led the team in goal scoring for three season…Scored 88 goals during her high school career, 36 of those goals, were scored during her senior year.

Personal: Born July 22, 1998…Parents are Rick and Colleen…Has three older siblings, Rick, Kelly, and Mike…Her grandfather Dick Vermeil coached the Phil-adelphia Eagles, St. Louis Rams, and the Kansas City Chiefs…Hobbies include going to the beach and spend-ing time with friends…Chose Villanova because it is the perfect combination of a high intensity field hock-ey program and outstanding academic recognition.

Megan Vermiel Junior | ForwardDowningtown, Pa. | Villa Maria Academy

142017: As a sophomore, Weaver appeared in three games for the Wildcats.

2016: Played in a total of 14 games for the Wildcats during her freshman season…Picked up her first collegiate assist over the 3-0 win against Towson (9/25)…Had two shots, one on goal.

New Trier High School: Three-year varsity letterwin-ner in field hockey…Named a Illinois All Scholar Ath-lete...Named to the All-State Team her senior year as well as Impact Player of the Year…During her high school career she notched 83 career total goals..36 fresh-man year, 17 sophomore year, (injured with ACL tear ju-nior year), 30 senior year…High school team were Field Hockey State Champions her junior and senior year.

Personal: Born April 17, 1998…Parents are Thomas and Therese…Has one older sister Jessica, and two younger sib-lings Logan and Emma…Her sister, Jessica, plays midfield for DePaul University Women’s Soccer team… Hobbies in-clude paddle boarding and traveling…Chose Villanova be-cause she grew up in Hersey, Pa before her family moved to Illinois and remembers coming to the campus as a kid also she loves the team dynamic…Plans to major in Business.

Claire Weaver Junior | ForwardWnnetka, IL. | New Trier High School

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SOPHOMORES

Sophomores

2017: In her freshman year campaign, Clarke saw action in all 17 games for Villanova. She record-ed one assist in a 2-1 win over Quinnipiac (9/29).

Garden City High School: Four year varsity letterwin-ner in field hockey…Three year varsity starter…Earned three varsity letters in track and field…Made the Honor Roll all four years…Member of the National Honor Soci-ety…Two-Time All-State Selection in 2015 and 2016…Four-time All-County Selection…2013, 2014, and 2015 All-County Honorable Mention…2016 All-County…Helped lead her team to Four Nassau County Champion-ships…Selected for Newsday’s 2016 All-Long Island First Team… Selected for the 2015 All-Tournament Team…Se-lected for the 2015 All-Tournament team for Nassau Coun-ty and Long Island Championships…Named to the 2016 All-Tournament team for the Long Island Championship…Tallied 41 goals and 15 assists as a three-year starting for-ward in field hockey….Notched 12 goals and 8 assists as a senior…Finished her career with 53 goals and 23 assists.

Personal: Born September 23, 1999 in Manhasset, N.Y….Daughter of Bill and Betsy…Has two older brothers, Billy and Bobby…Hobbies and interests include; skiing, tennis, paddle, and volunteering….Chose Villanova because it was a great fit academically and athletically….Majoring in Psychology.

Emily ClarkeSophomore | ForwardGarden City, N.Y. | Garden City High School

42017: Appeared in 12 games and scored her first col-legiate goal in a 5-3 victory over Georgetown (10/27).

Bishop Eustace Preparatory School: Four year varsity letterwinner in field hockey and lacrosse...Four year var-sity field hockey starter….Made the First Team All-Con-ference in 2015 and 2016…Made the Second Team All-Conference in 2014…Made the Second Team All Non Public in 2016…Led her Team to the 2016 State Championship…Finished her career with 67 goals and 54 assists…Three year member of the of the National Honors Society…Three year member of the Spanish Na-tional Honors Society…Made the Headmasters List in 2014 and 2015…Achieved the First Honor Roll in 2016.

Personal: Born August 20, 1999 in Voorhees, N.J….Daughter of Phil and Kim…Has one younger sister, Vic-toria…Her grandfather played for the Philadelphia Phil-lies for ten years and played for the Chicago White Sox for four years…Her grandfather won the 19980 World Series with the Phillies…Hobbies and interests include; volun-teering at the Voorhees Pediatric Inpatient Center, work-ing out, going to the beach, hanging out with friends, and shopping…Chose Villanova because it’s a great academic school and has a beautiful campus…Major is undecided.

Lexi DiGennaro Sophomore | ForwardMedford, N.J. | Bishop Eustace Preparatory School

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SOPHOMORES

Sophomores

2017: Played in 17 games during the 2017 sea-son and made 16 starts as a freshman. Dolan con-tributed one goal and two assists. She scored her first collegiate goal against Old Dominion (10/20).

Monsignor Bonner & Archbishop Prendergast: Served as team captain for two years in field hockey and la-crosse... also named team MVP in two season in field hockey and lacrosse... 2017 Rotary Club Scholar Athlete of the Year... honored as the 2016 Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete... named to the All-Catho-lic and All-DELCO teams all four years in field hockey... 2016 Philadelphia Catholic League MVP... helped the team to a District 12 AA Championship... in 2016, was ranked as one of the top 100 players in the country by MAX field hockey... part of the 2016 NFHCA National All Star team... tallied a career 60 goals and 114 assists... first player in school history to reach 100+ career assists.

Personal: Born April 16th, 1999 to Kevin and Joanne Dolan... has an older brother, Quinn and younger sister, Reagan... her mother played forward for the Kutztown University field hockey team from 1984-1987... Brother is currently part of the club golf team at the University of Notre Dame... was class of 2017 valedictorian... received gold medal for high-est GPA for four years in English and science... recipient of the Good Citizen Award for the 7th Congressional District of Pennsylvania... Hobbies include; volunteering at Divine Providence Village (a home for developmentally challenged women ages eighteen and older), Irish dancing, playing golf, and spending time with friends and family.... chose Villano-va because she wanted a smaller school atmosphere with a well known athletics program...plans to major in Nursing.

Riley DolanSophomore | MidfieldBroomall, Pa. | Mon-signor Bonner & Arch-bishop Pendergast

282017: Appeared in all 17 games for the Wildcats and re-corded one assist against Indiana (9/4).

Moravian Academy: Four year varsity letter winner in field hockey…Member of the lacrosse and swimming teams…Colonial League All-Star Second Team in 2015…Colonial League All-Star First Team in 2016…Made the All-State Team in 2015 and 2016…High Honor Roll Member in 2015-2016…Made the Honor Roll in 2014.

Personal: Born January 11, 1999 in Bethlehem, Pa. Daughter of Richard and Kristen…Has two sisters, Am-ber and Ashley…Enjoys spending time with friends and family, shopping, and skiing…Chose Villanova because it has the perfect combination of academics and athlet-ics and the school provides many opportunities, not only as a student, but also an athlete…Major is undecided.

Nikki PearceSophomore | MidfieldOrefield, Pa. |Moravian Academy

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SOPHOMORES

Sophomores

2017: Appeared in seven games for the Wildcats as a freshman.

Wyoming Seminary: Four year varsity letterwinner and three year starter in field hockey…2016 field hockey Co-Captain…Citizens Voice All-Star Honorable mention 2015….Helped her team to the 2013 State Champion-ship…2015 EVC Conference Champs…Four year varsi-ty letterwinner in lacrosse…2014 and 2015 Times Lead-er All-Star…2014-2016 Citizens Voice All-Star…2016 Times Leader MVP…2014-2016 Conference and Dis-trict Champs…Member of the basketball team her fresh-man year…Made the high honor roll all four years…Cum Laude throughout her freshman and junior years.

Personal: Born December 18, 1998 in Kingston, Pa….Daughter of Tom and Erica…Has two siblings, Ann, who was a former field hockey player and now current volunteer coach, and an older brother, Tom...Attended the NITs with the PA Elite team in 2014 and in 2015...Chose Villanova for the outstanding academics and ath-letics and the welcoming team…Majoring in Business.

2017: In her freshman campaign, Sherwood started in 13 of the 15 games she saw action in. On the season she scored two goals and tallied two assists.

Pierson High School: Five year varsity letterwinner in field hockey…Made the All-Division team in…All-County Hon-orable Mention in 9thgrade…All-State member throughout her sophomore and senior years…Finished her career with 38 points, 14 goals, and 8 assists…Helped her team to the 2013 State Championship…Two year varsity letterwinner in basketball…One year varsity letterwinner in lacrosse.

Personal: Born June 12, 1999 in Sag Harbor, N.Y. Daughter of David and Michelle…Has one younger sister, Abigail…Chose Villanova for the mix of academics and athletics…Major is undecided.

Ana SherwoodSophomore | MidfieldSag Harbor, N.Y. | Pierson High School

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Sophomore | BackWest Pittston, Pa. | Wyoming Seminary

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Kate Romanowski


SOPHOMORES

Sophomores

Sophomores: Ana Sherwood, Ashley Thomas, Kate Romanowski, Riley Dolan, Nikki Pearce, Lexi DiGenn-aro & Emily Clarke.

Ashley ThomasSophomore | ForwardBerlin, N.J. | Eastern Regional High School

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2017: Played in six games of her freshman campaign.

Eastern Regional High School: Four year varsity letterwinner in field hockey...Named to the 2014 and 2015 Second All Con-ference Team…Led her team to four conference titles, four New Jersey Group IV State Championships and Three Tournament of Champion Titles…Three year varsity letterwinner in lacrosse …Achieved the 2013 Academic Art Award…In 2014 she achieved the Academic Personal Finance Award and the Athletic Scholar for field hockey…In 2015 she achieved the Academic Algebra II Award…Had the highest GPA on her team when receiving the Athletic Scholar Award for field hockey in 2014 and 2015.

Personal: Born August 22, 1998 in Camden, N.J….Daughter of Andrew and Nicole…Has two siblings, her twin brother Andrew, and a younger brother, Benjamin…Loves going down to the shore with her family and also loves to read…Chose Villanova because of its competitive Division I sports, as well as its great academic reputation…Major is undecided.


FRESHMEN

Freshmen

West Essex: Was a two-sport athlete at West Essex High School as she played field hockey and lacrosse. She was tabbed as captain of her field hockey and lacrosse squads. Earned First Team all-county in 2015. Named Second Team All-Conference and Second Team All-Essex coun-ty in 2016. In 2017, she landed on First Team All-Group, First Team SEC Conference and Third Team All-State. Four-time county and conference champion. Aschenbach also participated in the Essex Union All-Star game in 2017. Part of the New Heights Field Hockey Club team, she and the team qualified for the National Champion-ships where they earned gold in 2016 and silver in 2017.

Personal: Aschenbach is the daughter of Rich and Sta-cy Aschenbach and is the sister to Kaysee and Hal-le. During her free time her hobbies include going to the beach and spending time with friends. She chose Villa-nova because of the balance between great academics and athletics, as well as the strong sense of school pride. Aschenbach’s major is currently declared undecided.

Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child: Three-time varsi-ty letter in field hockey at Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child. Bella will join her former high school teammate Allison Sayia. Brosie is a three-time state champion while also a TOC Champion in 2017. Has been named first team All-State Non-Public, First Team Union County, First Team Union-Essex County and First Team Star Ledger throughout her high school career. Helped her high school team to four Union County Championships and North Jer-sey Non-Public Sectional Championships. In her career, she has recorded three goals and five assists. Bella has earned Second Honors in academics the past four years.

Personal: Brosie is the daughter of Dean Brosie and Nanette Di Tosto and sister to brother Drew and sisters Tori and Ally. Her hobbies include baking, skiing, going to the beach and hanging out with friends. Brosie chose to attend Villa-nova because it would continue to challenge her academi-cally and athletically. She is currently declared undecided.

Bella BrosieFreshman | BackMorristown, N.J. | Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child

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Freshman | BackFairfield, N.J. | West Essex High School

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Devyn Aschenbach

FRESHMEN


Strath Haven: She was a two-time captain of her field hockey team at Strath Haven High School. Earned Strath Haven Varsity MVP her last three years. Named First Team All-Central in 2015, 2016, and 2017. Was an hon-orable mention All-Delco in 2015 and 2016. Appeared in the Phila-FieldHockey Senior All-Star game in 2017. She has played for the Horizon Field Hockey Club the last four years. The team was crowned 2016 U19 Champions at the National Hockey Festival. In 2014 and 2016, the team earned silver medals at the National Indoor Tournament. She recorded 17 goals and 14 assists in her senior season as she was named Strath Haven’s Varsity Most Valuable Play-er while being honored with the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame Delaware County Chapter’s Scholar Athlete Award. Katie earned Academic Honor Roll all four years while be-ing part of the National Honor Society the past two years.

Personal: Capalbo is the daughter of Tom Capalbo and Susan Leight and the sister to Sam Capalbo. Her hob-bies include hiking, biking, rock climbing, and bak-ing. She chose Villanova because of the team atmo-sphere and the academics excellence as well as the broad connections Villanova has outside of the university.

Katie CapalboFreshman | MidfieldWallingford, Pa. | Strath Haven High School

2Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child: Three-time varsity let-ter winner and team captain at Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child. She will be reunited with former high school team-mate Allison Sayia. Was part of the First Team All-State, All-Non Public, and All-County in 2017. Named First Team All-County, First Team All-Non Public and Third Team All-state in 2015. She is a three-time Union County Champion and Union-Essex conference champion. Helped Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child to two state championship titles. She was part of the New Heights Field Hockey Club team from 2014-2018. As a team, they received gold in 2015 at the Indoor National Championships and a silver medal in the 2017 National Club Championships. In her career, she has tallied 328 saves. She finished her senior season at Oak Knoll with an undefeated season along with a county, conference, and state championship. Part of the Spanish Honors Society and earned Second Academic Honors the past three years.

Personal: McGinley is the daughter of Peter and Clau-dia McGinley and the younger sister of Jacqueline. Af-ter hearing and seeing the values both Villanova and the field hockey team practice and honor, she knew Nova was the right fit for her. She views Villanova as a place where she can feel comfortable but at the same time be pushed to grow intellectually and as a person. McGinley is declared as a major in Communications.

Jordan McGinely Freshman | GoalkeeperMorristown, N.J. l Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child

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FRESHMEN

FRESHMEN

Freshmen


FRESHMEN

Freshmen

Freshmen: Katie Capalbo, Rachael Overlander, Jordan McGinley, Mallary Sellars, Bel-la Brosie & Deven Aschenbach.

Donegal High School: Overlander is a 2017 AA State Champion at Donegal High School. She helped her high school team to four sectional championships, four District 3 AA championships, and two Lancaster-Lebanon League Championships. She received the Unsung Heroine Award in 2015. Rachael earned Honor Roll all four years and was part of the National Honor Society her last two years.

Personal: Overlander is the daughter of Ollie and Tina Overlander and the older sister to Brock and Mark Over-lander. Her hobbies include watching Netflix, hanging out at by her pool and the beach and working out at Power-Train. Overlander chose to attend Villanova because of the strong academics, beautiful campus and the oppor-tunity to major in nursing while playing DI field hockey.

Severna Park High School: Was a three-year varsity starter and team captain during her senior year at Severna Park High School. Was part of the Maryland 4A State Championship team in 2015. Named Capital Gazette First Team All-County 2016 & 2017. Notched a spot on the 2-17 NFHCA Mid-At-lantic Region team. Sellars was named to the Baltimore Sun First Team All-Metro and Washington Post second All-Met-ro in 2017. She played club field hockey for the Washing-ton Wolves. Academically, she earned honor roll all fours years of her high school career. A National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society member from 2015-18. She was also part of the 2017 NFHCA National Academic Squad. A Minds-In-Motion award recipient in 2014, 15, 16, & 17.

Personal: Sellars is the daughter of Richard and Andrea Sellars and is the sister to Rich and Abby. In her free time she enjoys boat-ing, paddle boarding, volunteering and playing with her dog.

Mallary SellarsFreshman | MidfieldSeverna Park, Md. | Saverna Park High School

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Freshman | MidfielderMarietta, Pa. | Donegal High School

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Rachael Overlander


BIG EAST Academic All-StarsAmy Acchione 1995Moriah Allen 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Karen Baldwin 1995, 1997, 1998Natalie Balthrop 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Jennifer Banzhof 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001Jill Basile 1995, 1996Courtney Bova 1990Brooke Bergmann 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001Nina Berrettini 1995, 1996Cheryl Bollenbacher 1995, 1996Allison Boris 2005, 2006Caroline Boris 2007Susan Bove 2001, 2002Samantha Brindley 1989Carrie Calabrese 1996Carolynn Clark 2012, 2013Lauren Campanelli 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Stephanie Campbell 2007Steffi Caniglia 2006, 2009Marianne Connelly 1993Andrea Conte 2012Sam Coveleski 2005, 2006, 2007Katie Craig 1999Kristen Davila 2009Gina DeMaestri 2005Courtney Devine 2013Alex Diekmann 2010, 2011Katie DiLullo 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Emily Donaldson 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Christine Donovan 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Celise Feller 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Allison Flitter 2013Megan Foster 2004, 2005, 2006 Sarah Francis 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Abigail Freitag 2013Theresa Galanti 1995Colleen Gallagher 1998Vicki Gallen 1990Megan Garwood 1999Sarah Gilhorn 1995, 1998Megan Goelz 2010, 2011Jennifer Gondek 2002Erin Gorse 2012Claire Grabowski 1998, 2000, 2001Bethany Graybill 1996Stephanie Grejtak 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Sam Haas 2008Colleen Helms 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Meghan Helwig 2000, 2001, 2002Leah High 2012, 2013Amy Jackson 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Taylor Kidwell 2013Mallary Kile 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011Kendall Kreisl 2009Nicole Kress 2000Christine Lafferty 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Sharon Lopriore 1996Heather Lucyk 2000, 2001Jordan Lynn 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011Olivia Maggitti 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Krissy Malchitsky 2000, 2001Jessica McClafferty 2001, 2002Maura McCormick 2007Kristen Mericle 2013Jenn Nazarethian 2006Jenny Nelson 2004, 2007Christina Nevitt 2007Cathy O’Bryant 1995Jennifer Peacock 1990Kathy Pearce 1991, 1992

Monica Pedano 1991Vanessa Pizzulli 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Dana Ramsden 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Michele Rossetti 1994, 1995, 1996Andrea Ruma 1994, 1995, 1996Megan Ryan 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Meghan Ryan 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Meredith Sabatini 2007, 2008, 2010Krista Saponara 1991, 1992Sarah Schmidt 2003Simone Schunk 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Erin Scott 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Samantha Serpe 2008, 2009Jackie Sheridan 1989Melissa Sicola 1995, 1996Heather Smillie 2013Allison Smith 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Abigail Sordoni 2007, 2009Becky Stanchina 2001, 2002Amy Sullivan 1993, 1995Jessica Swoboda 2012, 2013Kristen Strocen 2000, 2001, 2002Tara Tighe 1996, 1997, 1998Clare Turkington 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999Lauren Uccello 1994Heidi Ufer 1997Staci Verzera 1992, 1993Sarah Way 2004Lauren Weil 2005, 2006, 2007Alex Whalen 2005Ashton Whalen 2012Lauren Wilson 2012, 2013Lauren Wuzzardo 2007, 2009, 2010Keira Zambon 2011, 2012, 2013

BIG EAST Offensive Player of the YearRory Rogers (co) 2005

BIG EAST Defensive Player of the YearLauren Campanelli 2005

BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the YearMeghan Helwig 2001

BIG EAST Most Outstanding PerformerJennifer Peacock 1990

BIG EAST Coach of the YearJoanie Milhous 1999, 2005

BIG EAST Tournament Champions 1990BIG EAST All-Tournament TeamErika Miller 2015Abby Siana 2018

All-BIG EAST First TeamBrooke Bergmann 2001Lauren Campanelli 2005Megan Foster 2005, 2006Meghan Helwig 2001Kayla Kenney 2014Christina Lugones 2002Vanessa Pizzulli 2003, 2004Rory Rogers 2003, 2005Staci Verzera 1993Stephanie Vrettos 2000All-BIG EAST Second TeamJill Basille 1993, 1994, 1996Francesca Bello 2016, 2017

Brooke Bergmann 2000Allison Boris 2006Sarah Burdette 2000Lauren Campanelli 2006Stephanie Campbell 2006, 2007Alex Diekmann 2012Nicole DiMaggio 1997, 1999, 2000Riley Dolan 2018Megan Foster 2004Sarah Francis 2005Maddy Harding 2013Meghan Helwig 2002Kristen Hurt 1994Mary Krauss 1998, 1999Leah Lisausky 2002, 2003Christina Lugones 2001, 2003Krissy Malchitsky 2001Erika Miller 2017,2018Christen Pennington 2018Vanessa Pizzulli 2002Dana Ramsden 2008, 2009Gina Rossi 1999Sara Schmidt 2005Abby Sordoni 2010Jessica Swoboda 2014Chrissy Thomas 1994Megan Vermeil 2018Stephanie Vrettos 2001Lauren Wuzzardo 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010

BIG EAST Tournament Results1990 (Syracuse, N.Y.)Semifinals: Villanova def. Syracuse, 2-1Finals: Villanova def. Providence, 2-11991 (Chestnut Hill, Mass.)Semifinals: Connecticut def. Villanova, 2-01999 (Syracuse, N.Y.)Semifinals: Connecticut def. Villanova, 4-12001 (Chestnut Hill, Mass.)Semifinals: Villanova def. Boston College, 3-2(2OT) 2002 (Syracuse, N.Y.)Semifinals: Villanova def. Boston Collge, 5-4(OT)Finals: Connecticut def. Villanova, 3-12003 (Chestnut Hill, Mass.)Semifinals: Boston College def. Villanova, 5-12004 (Syracuse, N.Y.)Semifinals: Connecticut def. Villanova, 2-12005 (Piscataway, N.J.)Semifinals: Villanova def. Providence, 4-1Finals: Connecticut def. Villanova, 3-2(OT)2006 (Louisville, Ky.)Semifinals: Providence def. Villanova, 4-22011 (Syracuse, N.Y.)Semifinals: Syracuse def. Villanova, 3-02015: (Norfolk, Va.)Semifinals: Temple def. Villanova, 2-1 (OT)2018: (Lynchburg, Va.)Semifinals: #4 UConn def. Villanova, 9-1

BIG EAST AWARDS


ALL-AMERICANS AND ALL-STARSNFHCA All-AmericanSecond Team All-AmericanMegan Foster 2006

Third Team All-AmericanMegan Foster 2005Rory Rogers 2005Missy Poalantonio 1991

Academic All-AmericanSecond Team CoSIDA Academic All-AmericanSue Ruff, 1984

District II Verizon Academic All-AmericanBrooke Bergmann, 2001

NFHCA Division I Academic All-StarsMoriah Allen 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Natalie Balthrop 2004, 2005Jennifer Banzhof 2000Francesca Bello 2014. 2015, 2016, 2017Brooke Bergmann 1999, 2000, 2001Allison Boris 2005, 2006Carolina Boris 2007Samantha Brindley 1987, 1988Lauren Campanelli 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Carolynn Clark 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016Suzanne Clark 2016Emily Clarke 2017Jordyn Clipstone 2014, 2015Caroline Coladonato 2016, 2017Marianne Connelly 1992, 1993Andrea Conte 2012, 2013Sam Coveleski 2006, 2007, 2008Alex Diekmann 2010Lexi DiGennaro 2017Katie DiLullo 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Riley Dolan 2017Christine Donovan 2002Celise Feller 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Allison Flitter 2013,2014Megan Foster 2005, 2006Sarah Francis 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Jennifer Gondek 2002Erin Gorse 2012Stephanie Grejtak 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Mackenzie Harding 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017Colleen Helms 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Leah High 2012, 2013,2014Amy Jackson 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Mallary Kile 2008Christine Lafferty 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Maddy Lewis 2015Olivia Maggitti 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012Krissy Malchitsky 2000Jessica McClafferty 2002Emma McLaughlin 2017Kristen Mericle 2013,2014, 2015Erika Miller 2016, 2017Vanessa Pizzulli 2002, 2003, 2004Nikki Pearce 2017Kristina Roberts 2014, 2015Meg Ryan 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Meghan Ryan 2010Krista Saponara 1992Allison Sayia 2017Simone Schunk 2001, 2002, 2003Sara Schmidt 2003Erin Scott 2004, 2005, 2006Ana Sherwood 2017Heather Smillie 2013,2014, 2015Ally Smith 2008, 2009, 2010Becky Stanchina 2001, 2002Jessica Swoboda 2011, 2012, 2013.2014

NFHCA Mid-Atlantic All-RegionFirst TeamJill Basile 1996Brooke Bergmann 2001Stephanie Campbell 2007Megan Foster 2005, 2006Christina Lugones 2002Krissy Malchitsky 2001Missy Poalantonio 1991Melissa Rea 1992Rory Rogers 2003, 2005Gina Rossi 1999Sharon Seiz 1987Chrissy Thomas 1992

Second TeamLauren Campanelli 2005,2006Nicole DiMaggio 1998, 1999Riley Dolan 2018Mary Krauss 1999Leah Lisausky 2003Christina Lugones 2001Krissy Malchitsky 2001Monica Pedano 1991Vanessa Pizzulli 2003, 2004Dana Ramsden 2008, 2009Melissa Rea 1991Chrissy Thomas 1991Staci Verzera 1992, 1993Stephanie Vrettos 2000, 2001Lauren Wuzzardo 2007, 2008

Honorable MentionAnne Dickey 1987, 1989Missy Poalantonio 1989

North/South Senior All-Star GameLauren Campanelli 2006Megan Foster 2006Rory Rogers 2005Vanessa Pizzulli 2004Nicole DiMaggio 2000Gina Rossi 1999

Sister Mary Margaret Cribben AwardSince 1985 the Villanova Athletic Department awards the Sister Mary Margaret Cribben Award to the student-athlete “who unselfishly sacrifices time, effort, body, and soul to lead and motivate their teammates in excelling for Villanova athletics through ‘inspiration’.”

Jen Peacock (1988-91)Jill Basile (1993-96)Karen Baldwin (1996-99)Brooke Bergmann (1998-01)Vanessa Pizzulli (2001-04)Lauren Campanelli (2003-06)Meghan Ryan (2008-2011)

Christine Lafferty was a four-time NFHCA Academ-ic All-Star (2010-2013).

l. Brooke Bergmann was an Academic All-American, Mid-Atlantic First Team All-American and Sister Mary Margaret Cribben Award winner


MAKING HISTORY

Individual RecordsMost GoalsGame: 5 g, Sandy Arena vs. Philadelphia Bible (1976) 5 g, Megan Foster vs. Lehigh (2006)Season: 25 g, Megan Foster (2006)Career: 67 g, Megan Foster (2003-06)

Most AssistsGame: 5 a, Clare Turkington vs. VCU (1999)Season: 21 a, Clare Turkington (1999)Career: 36 a, Lauren Campanelli (2003-06)

Most PointsSeason: 63 pts, Megan Foster (2006)Career: 165 pts, Megan Foster (2003-06)

Goalkeeper RecordsMost SavesGame: 29, Chrissy Thomas (1994)Season: 226, Mary Monahan (1988)Career: 736, Sarah Wiggin (1995-98)

Fewest Goals Allowed(min. 8 games played)Season (Individual): 8, Sue Ruff (1983)Season (Team): 19, (1976, 1977, 1983)

Most ShutoutsSeason: 10, Mary Monahan (1987, 1988)Career: 26, Chrissy Thomas (1991-94)

Best Goals Against Average(min. 8 games played)Season: 0.57, Sue Ruff (1983)Team RecordsMost Wins 15 2005Fewest Wins 3 1979, 1981Win Percentage .875 1973Most Losses 15 1995Fewest Losses 0 1973Longest Win Streak 7 1992, 2006, 2007Longest Unbeaten 8 1973Longest Losing Streak 9 1995Most Shutouts 10 1987, 1988Consecutive Shutouts 4 1978, 1981Opponent Shutouts 9 1993Most Ties 4 1974, 1983Overtime Games 6 1982, 1984

Megan Foster (2003-2006) is Villanova’s Ca-reer Leader in goals (67) and points (165).

Lauren Campanelli (2003-2006) leads the Villanova Career Assists board with 36.

Brooke Bergmann and Mary Krauss

Career Points1. Megan Foster 2003-06 1652. Nicole DiMaggio 1997-00 1223. Rory Rogers 2002-05 1114. Sharon Seiz 1985-88 1015. Lisa Alderfer 1977-80 976. Mary Krauss 1996-99 957. Gina Rossi 1996-99 928. Sandy Arena 1975-78 919. Suzanne Lora 1980-84 9010. Debbie Smith 1977-80 84

Career Goals1. Megan Foster 2003-06 672. Nicole DiMaggio 1997-00 563. Sharon Seiz 1985-88 46 Rory Rogers 2002-05 465. Lisa Alderfer 1977-80 446. Sandy Arena 1975-78 437. Suzanne Lora 1980-84 40 Debbie Smith 1977-80 409. Mary Krauss 1996-99 38 Gina Rossi 1996-99 38

Career Assists1. Lauren Campanelli 2003-06 362. Clare Turkington 1996-99 32 Vanessa Pizzulli 2001-04 324. Megan Foster 2003-06 315. Missy Paolantonio 1988-91 306. Christina Lugones 2000-03 277. Melissa Rea 1989-92 268. Brooke Bergmann 1998-01 24 Stephanie Campbell 2004-07 249. Jessica Swoboda 2011-14 2210. Katie Craig 1996-99 21 Sara Schmidt 2003-05 21

Clare Turkington earned NHFCA Division I Academic All-Star recog-nition and tallied the most assists in one game in 1999.

NFHCA Division I Academic All-Stars (continued)Lydia Sydnor 2017Ashley ThomasTara Tighe 1998Clare Turkingto 1998, 1999Catie Ward 2015, 2016, 2017Ashton Whalen 2012, 2013Lauren Wilson 2011, 2012, 2013,2014Keira Zambon 2011, 2012, 2013


ALL TIME RESULTS: 1975-19831975 (7–4–2 Overall)Head Coach: Mollie Casey10/1 at Bryn Mawr T 3-310/1 at Immaculata T 1-110/1 Gwynedd Mercy W 9-110/1 Chestnut Hill L 2-410/1 at LaSalle W 1-010/1 at Lafayette L 0-710/1 at St. Joseph’s L 1-210/1 at Eastern W 3-110/1 Rosemont W 2-010/1 at Pennsylvania L 2-510/1 at Phila. Bible W 3-010/1 West Chester L 0-410/1 at Widener W 3-1

1976 (6–5–2 Overall)Head Coach: Cathy Miller9/16 at Bryn Mawr W 2-09/29 at Immaculata W 4-110/1 Pennsylvania T 1-110/6 at Swarthmore L 0-310/11 at Eastern W 2-110/13 Lafayette L 1-410/14 Philadelphia Bible W 4-010/18 LaSalle W 3-010/26 at Rosemont W 4-010/28 at St. Joseph’s L 1-411/1 at West Chester L 0-211/4 at Ursinus L 0-311/9 Widener T 0-0

1977 (10–6 Overall)Head Coach: Cathy Miller9/29 Harcum W 10-09/30 Bryn Mawr W 2-010/3 Lehigh L 0-110/7 LaSalle W 2-110/8 at Trenton St. L 0-210/10 at Eastern W 4-010/13 Rosemont W 5-010/18 Immaculata W 3-110/20 at Widener W 2-110/22 vs. Bryn Mawr # W 3-010/22 vs. Eastern # W 1-010/23 vs. St. Joseph’s # L 2-3 0/24 Gwynedd Mercy W 4-010/25 at St. Joseph’s L 0-610/27 Ursinus L 1-211/1 at Lafayette L 1-2

1978 (12–7–1 Overall)Head Coach: Cathy Miller at Bryn Mawr L 1-2 Philadelphia Textile W 4-0 Philadelphia Bible W 11-0 at Lehigh T 0-0 Harcum W 8-0 at Swarthmore W 3-0 at Kutztown T 1-1 at LaSalle L 0-4 Trenton St. L 1-2 at Rosemont W 7-0 Eastern W 2-1 Widener W 1-0 at Immaculata W 3-1 at Gwynedd Mercy W 3-1 St. Joseph’s L 0-1 Eastern W 4-0 St. Joseph’s W 3-1 Lafayette L 1-7 Widener W 4-1 Drexel L 2-3

1979 (3–6–3 Overall)Head Coach: Cathy Miller Swarthmore W 3-1 Bryn Mawr L 2-3 Lehigh L 1-2 LaSalle T 1-1 Lafayette L 2-3 Immaculata T 2-2 at St. Joseph’s W 3-2 at Trenton St. L 1-4 at Widener T 2-2 Kutztown W 3-0 at Glassboro L 2-3 Lehigh # L 0-2#EAIAW Division II Championships

1980 (10–6–2 Overall)Head Coach: Debbie Havrilla at Ursinus L 0-12 Bryn Mawr W 3-0 at Lehigh L 0-2 Swarthmore W 7-1 at Kutztown W 2-0 at LaSalle W 1-0 Lafayette W 2-1 at Immaculata T 0-0 at Drexel T 0-0 at Eastern W 3-0 Glassboro L 0-3 vs. Phila. Textile ^ W 5-3 vs. Eastern ^ W 1-0 vs. Drexel ^ L 0-1 St. Joseph’s W 4-2 Trenton St. L 0-3 Widener W 4-3 Lafayette # L 0-2^All-College Tourney (at Swarthmore)#EAIAW Division II Championships

1981 (3–9–3 Overall)Head Coach: Julie Keaveney9/19 Michigan State L 2-49/20 Michigan W 2-19/22 Lehigh L 0-39/28 Kutztown T 2-210/1 LaSalle L 0-210/3 at Indiana (Pa.) L 1-410/4 at Bucknell L 1-310/6 Immaculata T 2-210/8 Drexel W 1-010/15 at Glassboro L 2-410/20 at St. Joseph’s L 0-210/24 Montclair St. W 3-010/26 at Rider L 0-210/28 at Widener T 2-2

1982 (Overall 8–11) Head Coach: Diane Moyer 9/14 Salem Community W 2-0 9/18 vs. Syracuse ^ L 0-29/19 at Ithaca ^ L 3-89/21 at Lehigh L 1-49/27 at Kutztown L 0-110/2 Lafayette L 1-310/5 at Immaculata W 7-6(ot) 10/7 at Drexel W 6-5(ot) 10/12 at Hofstra W 3-2(ot) 10/14 Glassboro L 1-310/16 at LaSalle W 3-2(ot) 10/19 St. Joseph’s W 2-0(ot)10/21 at Rutgers L 0-110/24 Notre Dame W 4-210/25 Rider L 1-210/27 Widener L 2-310/29 Phila. Textile W 6-011/2 at Keene St. # W 3-2(ot) 11/3 vs. CW Post # L 0-3^Ithaca Tournament (Ithaca, N.Y.)#EAIAW Championships (Keene, N.H.)

1983 (5–7–4 Overall)Head Coach: Diane Moyer9/13 Michigan State W 3-19/20 Lehigh L 1-29/22 at Rider T 1-1(ot) 9/26 Kutztown L 1-39/29 Bloomsburg T 0-0(ot) 10/1 at Lafayette L 0-110/3 at Phila. Textile L 0-1(ot) 10/5 Drexel W 4-110/10 at Lock Haven L 1-310/12 Hofstra W 4-110/14 CW Post T 1-1(ot) 10/18 at St. Joseph’s T 1-1(ot)10/20 Rutgers L 0-210/22 Duke W 2-010/27 LaSalle L 0-111/1 at Widener W 5-0


ALL TIME RESULTS: 1984-19901984 (6–9–3 Overall)Head Coach: Cheryl Massaro9/22 Rider L 3-49/24 at Kutztown T OT 2-2 9/27 Temple L 0-49/29 Lafayette L 0-110/1 Phila. Textile W 5-010/3 at Drexel W 5-010/6 at LaSalle W 1-0(ot) 10/9 Widener W 4-110/12 at Hofstra W 5-310/13 at CW Post T 1-1(ot)10/15 at Boston College L 1-410/16 at Providence T 2-2(ot)10/21 Richmond W 5-310/23 at Rutgers L 0-210/26 Virginia L 3-4(ot)10/27 at Ursinus L 0-210/30 St. Joseph’s L 1-3 11/2 Lock Haven L 1-2(ot)

1985 (8–9–2 Overall)Head Coach: Cheryl Massaro9/12 at Phila. Textile W 4-09/14 at Georgetown W 1-09/19 Kutztown W 4-09/21 at Rider L 2-39/23 at Lafayette L 0-29/26 at St. Joseph’s L 0-39/28 Va. Commonwealth W 2-110/3 at Temple L 0-210/5 Providence W 3-210/11 Hofstra T 0-010/15 at Lock Haven L 0-410/18 LaSalle W 3-210/19 Boston College L 1-410/22 Rutgers T 1-110/25 at Richmond W 2-110/26 at Virginia L 1-410/30 West Chester L 3-411/1 Ursinus L 0-211/4 at Widener W 3-0

1986 (8–12–1 Overall)Head Coach: Cheryl Massaro9/10 Lafayette L 3-49/13 Georgetown W 4-09/16 at Lehigh L 1-39/20 Richmond W 3-09/21 Towson W 2-09/25 at Pennsylvania L 0-39/27 at Hofstra L 1-59/30 Drexel W 3-010/2 Temple L 0-310/4 at LaSalle L 1-210/11 Yale W 2-010/12 vs. San Jose # W 1-010/14 Lock Haven T 1-110/16 Rider W 3-010/19 at Providence L 1-210/20 at Boston College L 0-410/23 at Rutgers L 0-410/26 Virginia L 0-210/28 St. Joseph’s W 3-210/30 at West Chester L 0-111/1 Ursinus L 0-2#Played at Ursinus

1987 (11–7–2 Overall)Head Coach: Cheryl Massaro9/9 at Lafayette T 0-09/15 Lehigh W 1-09/17 Pennsylvania W 1-09/19 Purdue W 4-29/20 Boston College W 2-19/23 Hofstra L 1-2(ot) 9/26 at Georgetown W 3-09/29 at Drexel W 1-010/1 at Temple L 1-310/3 LaSalle W 8-010/6 at St. Joseph’s L 1-210/10 at Yale W 2-010/12 Providence L 1-210/15 at Rider W 3-110/18 Holy Cross T 2-210/22 Rutgers W 2-010/24 at Richmond W 1-010/25 at Virginia L 1-210/27 at Lock Haven L 1-410/29 West Chester L 1-210/31 at Ursinus W 2-0

1988 (14–7–2 Overall)Head Coach: Cheryl Massaro9/2 at Bucknell W 3-09/3 vs. Kent St. ^ W 6-09/7 Lafayette T 0-0(ot) 9/13 at Lehigh L 0-19/15 at Pennsylvania L 0-29/17 at Boston College L 0-39/18 at Providence T 3-39/21 at Hofstra W 3-09/24 Georgetown W 4-09/25 Connecticut W 2-19/27 Drexel W 7-19/29 Temple L 2-410/3 St. Joseph’s W 6-010/6 Ursinus W 5-010/9 Richmond W 2-010/14 St. Louis W 2-110/16 Duke W 2-110/20 at Rutgers W 2-010/23 Virginia L 1-310/25 Lock Haven W 3-111/2 at West Chester L 1-211/4 at LaSalle W 1-011/9 vs. Dartmouth # L 1-2# ECAC Tournament Semi–Finals ^ Played at Bucknell

1989 (6–12–1 Overall, 1-2 Big East)Joined the BIG EASTHead Coach: Cheryl Massaro9/6 at Lafayette L 0-29/9 North Carolina L 1-69/10 Boston College* W 8-19/14 Pennsylvania L 0-49/16 Providence* L 2-39/20 Bucknell W 4-19/26 at Drexel L 1-2(ot) 9/28 at Temple L 2-310/2 at St. Joseph’s W 4-110/4 LaSalle W 4-110/7 at Boston University L 0-310/8 at Northeastern L 0-510/11 at Ursinus L 0-410/13 Northern Illinois L 1-410/19 Rutgers* L 2-310/22 at Virginia L 0-410/23 at Richmond T 0-010/26 West Chester W 3-011/1 Stanford W 5-2

1990(10–11 Overall, 2–3 Big East)Big East Tournament Champions Head Coach: Jackie Gerzabek9/5 Lafayette L 1-29/12 at Pennsylvania L 2-39/21 Georgetown L 2-49/23 Northeastern L 1-59/25 Drexel W 2-09/27 Temple L 1-49/29 at Boston College* W 1-09/30 at Providence L 0-310/2 St. Joseph’s W 3-010/4 at LaSalle W 4-110/8 Boston University L 2-410/10 Ursinus L 0-210/12 Connecticut L 0-410/14 at Syracuse* L 0-310/18 at Rutgers* W 2-1(2ot) 10/21 Virginia L 0-310/25 at West Chester W 2-110/27 Richmond W 2-010/31 Lehigh W 4-011/3 at Syracuse # W 2-111/4 vs. Providence # W 2-1# BIG EAST Tournament (Syracuse, N.Y.)* BIG EAST games


ALL TIME RESULTS: 1991-19971991 (9–9–1 Overall, 1–4 Big East)Head Coach: Jackie Gerzabek9/7 vs. Bucknell # W 3-29/8 at Connecticut *# L 0-29/14 at Pennsylvania T 0-0(ot) 9/21 Ohio State L 0-19/22 Providence* L 1-69/24 at Drexel L 0-19/29 Boston College* W 1-010/1 at St. Joseph’s W 1-0(ot) 10/3 LaSalle W 1-010/5 at Temple W 1-010/9 at Ursinus L 1-210/14 Syracuse* L 0-110/17 Rutgers* L 0-210/20 at Virginia W 1-010/22 at Lehigh W 1-010/24 West Chester W 4-210/29 at Lafayette L 2-311/3 at Georgetown W 10-011/4 vs. Connecticut ^ L 0-2#University of Connecticut Tournament^Big East Tournament (Chestnut Hill,Mass.)

1992 (12–8 Overall, 4–1 Big East)Head Coach: Jackie Gerzabek9/7 Temple L 0-49/8 Ursinus W 3-19/11 Michigan L 2-39/13 Pennsylvania W 2-19/15 Rider W 3-29/17 at West Chester L 1-29/19 at Providence * L 1-29/20 at Boston College * W 4-09/24 Drexel W 1-0(ot) 9/26 Connecticut * W 1-09/29 St. Joseph’s W 1-0(ot) 10/1 at LaSalle W 2-010/12 Syracuse * W 1-010/15 at Rutgers * W 2-110/16 Massachusetts L 1-2(2ot)10/18 Virginia L 1-2(ot) 10/20 Lehigh W 3-010/27 Lafayette L 1-211/1 Georgetown W 7-011/7 at Connecticut # L 0-2#Big East Tournament (Storrs, Conn.)

1993 (8–12 Overall, 2–3 Big East)Head Coach: Jackie Gerzabek9/7 at Ursinus L 1-2(ot) 9/9 vs. LaSalle # W 3-09/11 vs. North Carolina # L 0-29/12 vs. Kent State # L 1-2(ot) 9/14 at Pennsylvania L 2-39/18 Boston College * L 0-39/19 Providence * W 2-09/23 at Drexel W 1-09/25 at Connecticut * L 0-49/29 at St. Joseph’s W 2-010/6 Davis & Elkins W 3-210/9 at William & Mary L 0-210/10 at Old Dominion L 0-410/14 Rutgers * W 3-2(ot) 10/16 at Syracuse * L 0-210/21 at Virginia L 0-310/22 West Chester W 3-210/24 at Rider L 0-1(ot) 10/26 at Lafayette L 0-111/3 at Georgetown W 3-0# Temple University Tournament

1994 (6–11 Overall, 1–4 Big East)Head Coach: Jackie Gerzabek9/6 Ursinus W OT 1-09/8 at LaSalle W 1-09/13 Pennsylvania L 0-1(ot)9/16 at Boston College * L 1-29/18 at Providence * L 0-29/23 Connecticut * L 1-2(ot)9/28 at St. Joseph’s L 0-210/2 at Georgetown W 4-110/7 Syracuse * L 0-210/9 Virginia L 0-110/13 at Rutgers * L 1-210/16 Duke L 0-410/19 at Michigan L 0-310/23 Rider W 1-010/25 Lafayette L 0-1(ot)10/29 at West Chester W 1-0(ot)11/1 Drexel W 1-0

1995 (5–15 Overall, 0–5 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous9/8 Ohio State L 1-39/10 Richmond W 3-19/12 at Pennsylvania L 1-29/15 Boston College * L 1-29/17 Providence * L 0-49/23 at Connecticut * L 1-89/28 LaSalle W 5-110/1 Holy Cross W 2-1(ot)10/3 at Drexel W 1-0(ot)10/7 at Virginia L 0-710/9 William & Mary L 1-410/12 at Rutgers * L 2-510/17 at Syracuse * L 0-310/19 Old Dominion L 0-710/24 at Lafayette L 2-610/26 West Chester L 0-110/28 at Duke L 1-710/29 at Wake Forest L 0-510/31 Georgetown W 2-1

1996 (7–13 Overall, 0–5 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous9/1 American L 4-89/7 vs. Kent State # W 4-19/8 at William & Mary L 2-59/12 Drexel W 5-09/15 Pennsylvania W 5-39/18 Lafayette W 4-3(ot)9/20 at Boston College* L 1-39/22 at Providence * L 1-39/25 at St. Joseph’s L 2-3(ot)9/29 Connecticut * L 1-510/2 Rutgers * L 0-110/6 at Holy Cross L 2-3(ot)10/10 at LaSalle W 4-310/15 Syracuse * L 1-310/20 Duke L 2-510/27James Madison L 1-410/29 at Georgetown L 3-510/31 at West Chester L 1-411/2 Va. Commonwealth W 6-111/3 at Richmond W 6-5# at Williamsburg, Va.

1997 (7–13 Overall, 0–5 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/30 Kent State L 0-48/31 Va. Commonwealth W 4-09/3 at Lafayette L 1-29/6 at Towson W 4-19/9 Temple L 0-39/11 LaSalle W 2-09/16 at Pennsylvania L 0-59/19 Boston College * L 0-29/21 Providence * L 1-49/24 West Chester L 1-49/27 at Connecticut * L 0-810/1 at Rutgers * L 2-510/5 Holy Cross W 3-010/8 at Drexel W 2-010/10 James Madison L 0-1010/12 Richmond W 3-210/17 at Syracuse * L 2-610/19 at Cornell L 3-410/22 St. Joseph’s W 3-210/29 Georgetown L 1-4


ALL TIME RESULTS: 1998-20031998 (13–9 Overall, 0–5 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous9/2 Lafayette W 2-09/5 at Va. Commonwealth L 1-29/6 at Richmond L 2-39/11 at Boston College * L 1-49/15 Pennsylvania W 2-19/18 at LaSalle W 4-09/20 at Providence * L 3-4 9/23 at West Chester W 4-09/27 Connecticut * L 1-79/30 Rutgers * L 1-2(ot) 10/2 Drexel W 2-010/4 at Holy Cross L 3-610/7 Monmouth W 9-010/9 Rider W 4-010/12 Davidson W 9-010/16 Syracuse * L 1-2(ot) 10/20 Towson W 3-010/25 Lehigh W 4-010/28 at Georgetown W 2-111/1 at St. Joseph’s W 1-0(ot) vs. Rutgers # W 3-2 @ Yale # L 0-2#ECAC Tournament (New Haven, Conn.)

1999 (13–9 Overall, 2–3 Big East)Big East SemifinalistsHead Coach: Joanie Milhous8/29 Ursinus W 6-09/3 at Drexel $ W 3-19/7 at Lafayette L 0-29/12 Va. Commonwealth W 10-09/14 at Pennsylvania L 2-49/17 Northwestern L 2-49/19 Richmond L 1-29/22 West Chester W 6-39/25 at Connecticut * L 1-69/29 at Rutgers * W 3-210/3 Holy Cross W 6-110/6 Monmouth W 6-110/9 Providence * W 5-010/11 William & Mary W 2-010/15 at Syracuse * L 2-3(ot) 10/20 at LaSalle W 5-010/23 Boston College* L 1-2(ot) 10/27 Georgetown W 6-110/30 at Lehigh W 3-110/31 St. Joseph’s W 6-111/6 vs. Connecticut # L 1-4#Big East Tournament (Syracuse, N.Y.)$ Played at Pennsylvania

2000 (11–9 Overall, 1–4 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/29 at St. Joseph’s W 4-09/1 Drexel L 2-3 9/5 Lafayette W 4-29/12 Pennsylvania W 5-4(ot) 9/15 at Northwestern W 2-09/16 #17 Louisville ^ L 2-39/20 West Chester W 1-09/24 #7 Connecticut * L 1-2(ot) 9/27 Rutgers * L 0-1(ot)10/3 Monmouth W 3-010/6 at Providence* W 3-110/10 Lehigh W 5-010/13 #18 Syracuse* L 4-5(ot)10/17 Duke L 3-510/21 at #13 Boston College* L 0-210/22 at Holy Cross W 3-110/25 at Georgetown W 2-010/28 at #12 William & Mary L 2-510/29 at Va. Commonwealth W 3-111/1 at Dartmouth # L 0-2^ Evanston, Ill. # ECAC Tournament (Dartmouth, N.H.)

2001 (11–9 Overall, 1–4 Big East)Big East Championship FinalistsHead Coach: Joanie Milhous8/31 at Drexel ^ L 1-2(ot)9/2 Ursinus W 4-09/5 at Lafayette W 3-19/16 #11 Penn State L 1-2(ot)9/19 West Chester W 3-19/22 at #14 Connecticut * W 2-19/26 at Rutgers * W 1-09/29 #13 William & Mary L 3-4(ot)9/30 Holy Cross L 1-2 10/2 at Pennsylvania W 2-110/4 at Temple W 3-010/7 Providence * W 4-210/10 at Lehigh W 4-110/14 at #19 Syracuse * L 3-4(ot)10/16 #14 Duke L 2-310/20 Boston College * L 2-410/24 St. Joseph’s W 4-010/28 LaSalle W 6-011/3 at Boston College % W 3-2(2ot)11/4 vs. #18 Syracuse % L 0-1# NFHCA Coaches Poll Rank% Big East Tournament (Chestnut Hill,Mass.)^ Played at Finnessey Field

2002 (11–9 Overall, 4–1 Big East)Big East FinalistsHead Coach: Joanie Milhous9/4 Lafayette W OT 2-19/6 at Delaware L 0-19/7 Richmond ^ W 3-2(ot)9/10 Drexel W 4-3(2ot)9/13 Ohio State % L 2-69/15 Indiana % L 1-39/18 at West Chester L 0-29/22 Connecticut * L 1-29/28 Rutgers * W 5-010/2 Pennsylvania W 3-210/5 LaSalle W 5-010/6 at St. Joseph’s L 0-1(ot)10/11 Syracuse * W 2-1 10/13 Radford ^^ L 0-110/14 #12 Duke L 0-210/19 at #17 Boston College*W 1-010/23 at Lehigh W 5-210/27 at Providence * W 4-211/8 Boston College # W 5-4(ot)11/10 Connecticut # L 1-3# Big East Tournament (Syracuse, N.Y.)^ Played at Delaware^^ Played at Duke% Big East-Big 10 Tournament(Syracuse, N.Y.)

2003 (11–7 Overall, 4–1 Big East)Big East SemifinalistsHead Coach: Joanie Milhous8/30 vs. Pacific ^ L 0-28/31 at Stanford W 3-19/3 at Lafayette W 4-39/7 at Delaware L 3-49/10 at Drexel W 3-29/14 at Va. Commonwealth L 2-3(ot) 9/17 West Chester W 2-09/20 at Connecticut * L 0-49/26 at Rutgers * W 3-210/1 at Pennsylvania L 2-310/4 St. Joseph’s W 2-010/10 at Syracuse * W 2-110/15 Monmouth W 4-310/18 Boston College W 4-210/21 LaSalle W 3-110/26 Providence W 2-010/28 at Penn State L 0-111/8 at #17 Boston College# L 1-5# Big East Tournament (Chesnut Hill,Mass.)^ Played at Stanford


ALL TIME RESULTS: 2004-20102004 (11–8 Overall, 2-3 Big East)Big East SemifinalistsHead Coach: Joanie Milhous8/28 Vermont W 6-18/29 vs. Miami (OH) ^ W 4-29/7 Lock Haven L 1-29/10 at William & Mary L 3-49/15 at West Chester W 2-09/19 #6 Connecticut * L 0-19/22 Drexel W 1-09/25 Rutgers * W 5-19/29 Pennsylvania W 1-010/5 Monmouth W 6-110/8 #15 Syracuse * W 3-110/10 #4 Duke L 2-610/13 at Bucknell W 3-210/15 at Boston College ^^ L 3-410/20 at St. Joseph’s L 3-4(ot)10/24 at Providence L 0-510/26 LaSalle W 6-110/29 Cornell W 2-011/5 vs. #6 Connecticut # L 1-2# Big East Tournament (Syracuse, N.Y.)^ Played at St. Joseph’s^^ Played at Bentley College

2005 (15–5 Overall, 4-1 Big East)Big East Regular Season ChampionsBig East Championship FinalistsHead Coach: Joanie Milhous8/29 at Georgetown W 7-19/2 Bucknell W 3-19/7 at Drexel W 3-19/9 at Penn State L 1-39/11 at Temple W 2-19/14 West Chester W 2-09/17 at Connecticut * W 4-39/21 at Lehigh W 5-09/23 at Rutgers * W 5-29/28 at Pennsylvania L 2-39/30 LaSalle W 6-110/2 at Princeton W 3-210/5 at Monmouth W 5-010/8 at Syracuse * L 3-410/11 at #3 Duke L 1-710/15 #13 Louisville * W 6-5(2ot)10/19 St. Joseph’s W 2-010/23 Providence* W 4-111/4 vs. Syracuse # W 4-111/6 vs. #14 Connecticut# L 2-3(ot)#Big East Tournament (Piscataway, N.J.)

2006 (13-8 Overall, 4-2 Big East)Big East SemifinalistsHead Coach: Joanie Milhous8/26 Appalachian St. W 5-18/30 Monmouth W 6-09/2 at Hofstra L 2-49/3 Quinnipiac% W 5-29/6 Drexel L 1-39/9 #14 Iowa # W 5-19/10 #5 North Carolina# L 1-79/13 at West Chester W 6-19/17 #9 Connecticut* W 4-19/22 Rutgers* W 2-19/24 Lehigh W 9-29/27 Pennsylvania W 3-29/30 LaSalle W 1-010/6 Syracuse* W 1-010/9 #5 Duke ^ L 2-710/14 #12 Louisville L 2-510/18 at St. Joseph’s W 4-310/22 at Providence* L 1-310/25 at Bucknell L 0-210/27 at Georgetown* W 2-011/4 Providence^^ L 2-4^^ Big East Tournament (Louisville, Ky.)^ Played at Drexel% Played at Hofstra# Played at West Chester

2007 (11-7 Overall, 3-3 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/25 Ball State L 2-3(ot)9/1 Siena W 10-09/5 at Drexel W 1-0(ot)9/8 #2 North Carolina% L 2-79/9 Monmouth W 5-19/16 at #3 Connecticut W 3-29/21 at Rutgers W 2-19/23 at Lehigh W 5-29/26 West Chester W 6-19/29 at La Salle W 4-110/3 at Pennsylvania W 5-4(ot)10/7 at Syracuse L 2-410/10 Georgetown W 6-310/14 #14 Louisville L 0-210/21 Providence L 0-310/23 St. Joseph’s L 1-210/26 at #2 Maryland L 1-510/28 Robert Morris W 4-0% Played at West Chester

2008 (12-7 Overall, 3-3 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/30 at Bucknell W 2-0 9/3 Rider W 1-09/5 La Salle W 3-0 9/7 Fairfield W 4-09/10 Drexel L 1-39/12 Brown W 1-09/14 Missouri State W 3-19/19 at Rutgers W 3-29/24 Pennsylvania W 2-19/28 Lehigh W 4-110/1 Monmouth W 5-1 10/4 Providence L 0-310/10 at #11 Louisville L 1-310/11 #7 James Madison# L 0-110/17 Georgetown W 5-010/19 at #12 Princeton L 3-4(ot)10/24 at #3 Syracuse L 0-510/29 at St. Joseph’s W 3-2(ot)11/1 Connecticut L 0-4# Played at Louisville

2009 (9-8 Overall, 2-4 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/30 at Old Dominion L 1-79/5 Ball State W 4-19/6 at Fairfield W 3-19/11 North Carolina% L 0-79/12 Appalachian St.% W 7-19/18 Rutgers W 6-19/20 Bucknell W 4-29/23 at Pennsylvania W 4-010/3 at Providence L 2-410/7 at Lehigh W 10-110/10 Louisville L 2-610/11 at La Salle L 0-210/16 at Georgetown W 5-010/18 at Drexel L 2-510/23 Syracuse L 3-510/27 St. Joseph’s W 7-110/31 at Connecticut L 1-5% Played at West Chester University

2010 (7-10 Overall, 2-4 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/27 at Monmouth L 1-2 (ot)8/29 #2 Maryland L 0-59/10 #1 North Carolina% L 1-79/12 Columbia% W 5-19/17 #6 Connecticut L 1-39/22 Pennsylvania W 4-09/24 at Rutgers L 2-49/28 #18 Drexel L 1-210/3 La Salle W 2-010/6 at Rider L 1-2(ot)10/9 Providence W 4-010/13 at St. Joseph’s W 3-2(ot)10/16 at #10 Louisville L 0-610/17 at Indiana L 1-210/22 at Georgetown W 6-010/30 at Syracuse L 0-210/31 at Cornell W 2-1% Played at West Chester University


ALL TIME RESULTS: 2011-PRESENT2011 (8-11 Overall, 3-3 Big East)Big East SemifinalistsHead Coach: Joanie Milhous8/30 at Robert Morris^ W 3-19/2 Cornell% L 0-19/4 at Delaware L 0-5 9/7 at LaSalle W 3-19/11 at #3 Maryland L 3-69/17 at #4 Connecticut L 0-69/18 Radford W 3-19/21 at Penn sylvania W 2-19/24 at Rutgers W 2-19/28 Rider L 0-310/2 at Bucknell L 1-210/4 at #6 Penn State L 2-710/8 at Providence L 2-3(ot)10/12 at St. Joseph’s L 2-3(ot)10/15 #20 Louisville W 2-110/21 at Georgetown W 2-010/28 #5 Syracuse L 2-310/30 at Columbia W 1-011/4 at #5 Syracuse# L 0-3^ Played at Penn State%Played in Spring City, Pa.#Big East Semifinal

2012 (7-12 Overall, 2-3 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/24 at Robert Morris W 2-08/26 Central Mich.* W 3-28/31 at Rider L 0-29/5 La Salle W 3-29/7 St. Francis W 2-19/9 #1 North Carolina% L 0-109/14 at #2 Syracuse L 2-79/15 Kent State ^ L 4-69/23 #5 Connecticut L 0-19/29 at Rutgers W 2-19/30 Bryant W 2-110/3 at St. Joseph’s L 1-210/6 at Liberty L 1-210/7 at #22 Richmond L 0-310/13 Providence L 0-110/20 at Louisville L 1-310/21 at Indiana L 0-410/24 Pennsylvania L 3-210/26 Georgetown W 5-3*Played at Robert Morris% Played at Delaware^ Played at Syracuse

2013 (4-13, 1-6 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/31 Sacred Heart L 2-19/1 North Carolina * L 10-09/4 Rider L 1-09/7 Siena W 2-19/14 St. Louis W 4-29/15 at Kent State L 4-19/20 #14 Temple L 4-19/28 at #3 Connecticut L 7-39/29 at UMass-Lowell W 3-0 10/2 at Saint Joseph’s L 5-310/4 Rutgers L 3-2(3ot)10/11 #20 Old Dominion L 6-010/19 at Providence L 2-110/27 #14 Louisville L 6-110/30 at Pennsylvania L 2-111/2 at Georgetown W 1-011/3 at #19 Delaware L 6-1 * Played in Newark, Del.

2014 (4-14, 1-4 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/29 at Sacred Heart L 2-19/1 Missouri State W 4-19/5 at Fairfield L 4-29/7 at Siena W 2-19/10 at La Salle L 2-19/13 at Columbia L 5-29/19 Delaware L 3-09/21 St. Joseph’s W 5-29/28 at Rider L 3-110/3 at Old Dominion L 8-010/5 Monmouth (N.J.) L 4-110/10 at Temple L 6-310/12 at St. Francis (Pa.) L 3-210/17 Georgetown W 2-110/24 Connecticut L 4-010/28 Pennsylvania L 2-111/1 Providence L 7-011/2 Quinnipiac L 4-2

2015 (5-12, 2-3 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/28 Sacred Heart L 1-0(2ot)8/30 LaSalle L 2-19/4 Ball State W 6-19/6 at Monmouth L 3-19/11 at Rutgers L 5-29/16 at Pennsylvania L 3-29/20 Fairfield L 2-19/25 Siena^ W 5-09/27 at Towson W 5-110/3 at Connecticut L 10-010/4 Saint Francis L 3-110/9 Providence W 3-110/11 Rider L 4-310/16 at Georgetown L 2-1(ot)10/2 Old Dominion W 2-110/31Temple L 3-2(ot)11/6 Temple# L 2-1(ot)^ West Chester, Pa. #BIG EAST Semifinal

2016 (5-13, 2-5 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/27 at Kent State L 4-18/28 Michigan State* L 9-29/2 Longwood^ L 4-39/4 at St. Joseph’s L 4-09/10 at Michigan L 3-09/13 at Rider L 4-39/16 Liberty L 5-19/18 Ohio University W 5-39/23 at Providence L 3-1 9/25 Townson W 3-09/30 Quinnipiac L 5-210/2 LIU Brooklyn W 7-010/7 at Connecticut L 6-010/9 at Fairfield L 4-110/15 Temple W 3-210/22 at Old Dominion L 3-2(ot)10/25 Pennylvania L 6-410/29 Georgetown W 3-2*played at Kent State^played at Ursinus

2017 (7-10, 3-4 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/25 at Longwood L 2-1(ot)8/27 at Va. Commonwealth L 5-19/1 St. Joseph’s L 2-1(ot)9/4 Indiana L 4-39/8 LIU Brooklyn W 7-19/10 at Pennsylvania L 2-09/16 at Liberty L 3-09/20 Fairfield W 2-19/22 Providence L 4-1 9/29 at Quinnipiac W 2-110/6 Connecticut L 12-010/8 at Lafayette W 1-010/13 at Temple W 3-110/15 Monmouth(N.J.) L 3-2(ot)10/20 Old Dominion L 3-2(ot)10/22 Rider W 3-2(ot)10/27 at Georgetown W 5-3

2018 (9-10, 4-3 Big East)Head Coach: Joanie Milhous8/26 at Fairfield L 3-18/31 Indiana W 3-2(ot)9/2 Lehigh W 7-39/7 Pennsylvania L 2-19/9 at Sacred Heart* L 2-19/14 Georgetown W 5-29/16 at Monmouth L 3-19/21 Liberty L 4-09/23 at Rider W 4-3(ot)9/28 at Providence L 1-0(ot)10/1 Lafayette L 5-210/5 Quinnipiac W 2-110/12 at Connecticut L 6-010/14 Longwood W 2-1(ot)1019 Temple W 3-110/21 at Columbia W 4-3(2ot)10/26 at Old Dominion W 2-1(3ot)10/28 Brown L 3-111/2 #4 UConn# L 9-1*played at Yale#BIG EAST Semifinal


VILLANOVA VS. OPPONENT: SERIES Opponent RecordAmerican 0-1-0Appalachian State 2-0-0Ball State 2-1-0Bloomsburg 0-0-1Boston College 9-15-0Boston University 0-2-0Brown 1-1-0Bryant 1-0-0Bryn Mawr 4-2-1Bucknell 7-3-0C.W. Post 0-1-2Central Michigan 1-0-0Chestnut Hill 0-1-0Columbia 3-1-0Connecticut 6-31-0Cornell 2-2-0Dartmouth 0-2-0Davidson 1-0-0Davis & Elkins 1-0-0Delaware 0-5-0Drexel 21-10-1Duke 2-9-0Eastern 8-0-0Fairfield 2-4-0Georgetown 25-4-0Glassboro 0-4-0Gwynedd Mercy 3-0-0Harcum 2-0-0Hofstra 4-3-1Holy Cross 4-3-1Immaculata 4-0-4Indiana 1-4-0Indiana (Pa.) 0-1-0Iowa 1-0-0Ithaca 0-1-0James Madison 0-3-0Keene State 1-0-0Kent State 2-5-0Kutztown 3-2-3Lafayette 8-21-2La Salle 31-7-1Lehigh 15-9-1Liberty 0-3-0Lock Haven 1-5-1Longwood 1-2-0LIU Brooklyn 2-0-0

Louisville 2-8-0Maryland 0-3-0Massachusetts 0-1-0Massachusetts-Lowell 1-0-0Miami (OH) 1-0-0Michigan 1-3-0Michigan State 1-2-0Missouri State 2-0-0Monmouth (N.J.) 9-5-0Montclair State 1-0-0North Carolina 0-8-0Northeastern 0-2-0Northern Illinois 0-1-0Northwestern 1-1-0Notre Dame 1-0-0Ohio State 1-3-0Ohio University 1-0-0Old Dominion 2-7-0Pacific 0-1-0Pennsylvania 14-19-2Pennsylvania State 0-4-0Philadelphia Bible 3-0-0Philadelphia Textile 5-1-0Princeton 1-1-0Providence 10-25-2Purdue 1-0-0Quinnipiac 3-2-0Radford 1-1-0Richmond 10-3-1Rider 8-11-1Robert Morris 3-0-0Rosemont 4-0-0Rutgers 18-15-1St. Francis 1-2-0St. Joseph’s 23-19-1St. Louis 2-0-0Sacred Heart 0-4-0Salem Community 1-0-0San Jose 1-0-0Stanford 2-0-0Siena 4-0-0Swarthmore 3-1-0Syracuse 7-21-0Temple 6-13-0Towson 5-0-0Trenton State 0-4-0Ursinus 6-10-0Vermont 1-0-0

Virginia 1-11-0Virginia Commonwealth 5-3-0Wake Forest 0-1-0West Chester 14-11-0Widener 8-1-3William & Mary 1-6-0Yale 2-1-0

Total: 379-403-30

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