2007 guide - Ohio Wesleyan University

Battling Bishops2007 Women’s Lacrosse

Founded in 1842, Ohio Wesleyan is an independent undergraduateliberal arts university affiliated with The United MethodistChurch. Ohio Wesleyan is accredited by the North Central Associationof Colleges and Schools. The University is a member of theGreat Lakes Colleges Association, a consortium of 12 leadingindependent institutions in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.Ohio Wesleyan confers the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of FineArts and Bachelor of Music degrees. The University also offerscombined-degree (3-2) programs in engineering, medical technology,optometry and physical therapy. Degree programs areoffered through 22 academic departments and several interdisciplinaryprograms. Distinctive features of the academic programinclude the Arneson Institute for Practical Politics, the Centerfor Economics and Business, the National Colloquium, the HonorsProgram, and opportunities for independent research, internships,and off-campus study.Ohio Wesleyan employs 130 full-time faculty, of whom 35percent are female and 8 percent are minority. One hundredpercent of the tenure-track faculty hold a Ph.D. or the highestdegree attainable in their field. The student-faculty ratio is about13:1.Ohio Wesleyan currently enrolls about 1822 students, 52percent female/48 percent male, from 40 states and 50 countries.About 60 percent of the students are from the Midwest; another 19percent are from the East Coast. The multi-cultural enrollment totalof 16 percent includes U.S. students of color (8 percent) andinternational students (8 percent). Thirty-six percent of the 2006freshmen graduated in the top 10 percent of their high school classand 59 percent were in the top 25 percent of their class.Diversity, creativity, leadership and service are emphasizedthroughout the co-curriculum. Students are active in more than 100clubs and organizations, as well as departmental student boards,academic honoraries, music and theatre productions, fraternitiesand sororities, and an extensive intramural sports program. Morethan 85 percent of the students are involved in community serviceprojects. Ohio Wesleyan fields 22 varsity athletic teams whichcompete in the North Coast Athletic Conference.Ohio Wesleyan comprises a 200-acre campus and 2 wildernesspreserves. Eleven of the University’s 61 buildings are enteredin the National Register of Historic Places. Nearly all students liveon campus in a variety of residential facilities. Beeghly Library,housing more than 470,000 items, features an online catalog andcirculation system.This past year’s fundraising efforts continued to focus onfacility enhancement, including the $22 million Remembering Mr.Rickey campaign. The 2005-06 Annual Fund surpassed $3.3million, and Team OWU continues to provide an important base ofsupport for the day-to-day operations of our athletics program.DirectoryAthletic Department .......................................... (740) 368-3725Head Coach ................................................. Kimberly RocheleauOffice Phone ................................................ (740) 368-3735Home Phone................................................ (860) 670-5279E-mail .................................................... karochel@owu.eduAssistant Coach ................................................. Dara LundreganAthletics Director ...................................................... Roger InglesOffice Phone ................................................ (740) 368-3738Home Phone................................................ (740) 881-6530Athletic Trainer ...................................................... Jeff SczpanskiOffice Manager ............................................................ Kelly DewUniversity HallOhio Wesleyan in BriefLocation .................................................. Delaware, Ohio 43015Founded ............................................................................... 1842Total Full-time Enrollment .................................................... 1822Nickname ........................................................... Battling BishopsColors .................................................................... Red and BlackPresident ..................................................... Dr. Mark HuddlestonHome Field ................................... Roy Rike Field (natural grass)Capacity ............................................................................... 1740Affiliation .......................................................... NCAA Division IIIConference .................................................. North Coast AthleticOffice of University Communications ............. (740) 368-3335Sports Information Director ............................. Mark BeckenbachOffice Phone ................................................ (740) 368-3340Home Phone................................................ (614) 798-9989Roy Rike Field Press Box ............................ (740) 368-3343E-mail ................................................... owusport@owu.eduHome Page....................................... http://bishops.owu.edu

Principal Media OutletsContentsPressDonn Walden and Gary HeneryDelaware Gazette18 E. William St.Delaware, OH 43015(740) 363-1161 x319/372Mark ZnidarColumbus Dispatch34 S. 3rd St.Columbus, OH 43216(614) 461-5234Craig JamesSuburban News Publications5257 Sinclair RoadColumbus, OH 43229(614) 785-1212TelevisionJerod SmalleyWCMH-TV (Ch.4/NBC)PO Box 4Columbus, OH 43216(614) 263-5555Clay Hall and Anthony RothmanWSYX-TV (Ch.6/ABC)1261 Dublin Rd.Columbus, OH 43215(614) 481-6650Paul SpohnWBNS-TV (Ch.10/CBS)770 Twin Rivers Dr.Columbus, OH 43212(614) 460-3962Memo to the MediaThe 2007 Ohio Wesleyan University women’s lacrosse mediaguide has been prepared by Ohio Wesleyan’s Office of PublicRelations to assist you with your coverage this year. The guide waspublished February 26, 2007, with information available at thatdate. Additional and updated information, statistics and photos areavailable at all times to accredited news sources from the SportsInformation Office.Press box and sideline passes may be obtained by writing orcalling the Sports Information Office. Please apply as far inadvance as possible, and at least a week prior to the game.There is a phone line available for radio broadcasts from RoyRike Field. Please make arrangements through the Sports InformationOffice at least a week before the game.CreditsThe 2007 Ohio Wesleyan women’s lacrosse media guide waspublished by Richardson Printing. Photographs by Matt Emmons,Sara Tincher and Bruce Heflin and courtesy, Ohio WesleyanSports Photography Archives. Cover design by Brooke Gazarek.The Ohio Wesleyan women’s lacrosse media guide has received2 citations as one of the nation’s best in Division C by members ofthe College Sports Information Directors of America.On the cover: Alexa Deaton(photo by Sara Tincher)Principal Media Outlets .............................................................. 1Memo to the Media .................................................................... 1Why Battling Bishops? ............................................................... 12007 Outlook .............................................................................. 2Head Coach Kimberly Rocheleau .............................................. 3Coaching & Athletics Staff ......................................................... 4Player Profiles ....................................................................... 5-102007 Alphabetical Roster ......................................................... 11Pronunciation Guide ................................................................ 112007 Opponents in Brief .......................................................... 122006 Results and Statistics ...................................................... 122006 NCAC Standings and Statistics ...................................... 13NCAC Records ........................................................................ 14About the NCAC....................................................................... 152006 in Review.................................................................... 16-17Bishop Lacrosse Year-by-Year ................................................ 17All-Time Series Records .......................................................... 18Bishop Records ................................................................... 19-20Bishop Stat Leaders 1985-2006 .............................................. 20All-Star Bishops ....................................................................... 21All-Time Bishop Letterwomen ............................................. 22-23Remembering Mr. Rickey Campaign ....................................... 24Home of the Bishops ........................................ inside back coverAthletic Facilities .............................................. inside back cover2007 Schedule ............................................... outside back coverWhy Battling Bishops?The nickname “The BattlingBishops” dates to 1925;before then Ohio WesleyanUniversity’s teams were simplyknown as “The Red and Black,”or sometimes as “The Methodists.”Ohio Wesleyan is affiliatedwith the United MethodistChurch, and long has producedmany of its bishops.By April, 1925, accordingto that issue of the AlumniMagazine, the present name had finally been derived. “Ohio sportswriters have been at a loss,” the magazine reported. “There arecountless colleges throughout the country claiming red and blackas their colors, and 14 Methodist colleges in Ohio alone.” Pi DeltaEpsilon journalism fraternity therefore sponsored a contest, andthe winning nickname, “The Battling Bishops,” was “placed beforethe sports writers of the state as the teams’ official title.” SeniorHarold Thomas of Lima submitted the winning entry.The new nickname must have provided inspiration. The 1925football team, under George Gauthier, “The Little Giant,” went 7-1-1. Its only loss came to Ohio State by a 10-3 score, and it tiedSyracuse, 3-3, en route to winning Ohio Conference and Big Sixchampionships.

2007 Bishop OutlookThe 2006 season held more than a few highlights for OhioWesleyan women’s lacrosse coach Kimberly Rocheleau and herBattling Bishop squad. Ohio Wesleyan set a school record with aseason-opening 6-game winning streak and tied the school recordwith 12 wins.But a loss in their North Coast Athletic Conference finale costthe Bishops the No. 1 seed in the NCAC tournament, and then anupset in the NCAC tournament semifinals ended the Bishops’chances of repeating as NCAC champions and returning to theNCAA Division III playoffs.Rocheleau will look to 10 returning starters and 17 returningletterwinners to reclaim the NCAC title and return Ohio Wesleyanto the NCAA Division III playoffs.“I think that last year, we peaked too early,” Rocheleau said.“This year, we’re working on making the changes to peak inmidseason and keep at that level the rest of the way. I anticipatewinning the conference championship, but we need to focus onwhat’s in front of us game by game.”Ohio Wesleyan set school records for goals scored (209) andscoring margin (104) last year, and the Bishops return plenty oftalent on both ends of the field.Senior Jamie Blake, a second-team all-region and a first-teamAll-NCAC pick in 2006, leads the attack. Blake led the team inscoring last year with 26 goals and 22 assists.Sophomore Hannah Mudge, who ranked second on the teamwith 32 goals last year and was a second-team All-NCAC selection,is another returning starter.But it’s not necessarily scoring which impresses Rocheleaumost about her attackers. “They are patient,” Rocheleau said.“They will wait for an opening and take full advantage of it. That’sa hard thing to do, because it pretty much goes against everythingyou want to do. You have to be smart and you have to be a teamplayer.”Sophomore Channing Bush, who scored 12 goals in 8 gamesin 2006, and sophomore Kelsey Lake will vie for a starting position,and Rocheleau also looks for contributions from sophomore TaraPorter and freshman Jessica Copeland.Junior Jenna Narwicz lends experience to the attack line.Junior Tiffany Holt, who lettered in 2005 but did not play in 2006,and sophomore Meaghan Henesy also return, and freshmanElizabeth Lambert also is in the picture.Ohio Wesleyan had 3 midfielders compile at least 40 pointslast season, and all 3 return in 2006.Junior Lura Allen, a second-team all-region and a first-teamAll-NCAC pick in 2006; junior Alexa Deaton, a second-team allconferencepick who scored a team-high 33 goals in 2006; andjunior Julia Fouts, another second-team all-conference pick whoranked third on the team in scoring, give the Bishops a deep andtalented midfield.Senior Paula Breen, who scored 20 goals and was a secondteamall-conference choice in 2005, returns after missing virtuallythe entire 2006 season because of a knee injury.“They are a huge threat offensively as well as defensively,”Rocheleau said of her top 4 midfielders. “They can run, defend,shoot and score. They’ve been starting since their freshman yearand they’re smart as well as strong now.”Junior Polly Burke, who started 14 games at attack last year,moves to midfield to give the Bishops even more scoring ability,and junior Kadi Kuhlenberg, who scored 8 goals last year, alsoreturns.Lura Allen was a second-team all-region pick last season.Freshman Haleigh Rohr will be heard from, and classmatesAbbey Miller and Sarah Teigen provide additional depth.Seniors Tracy Cepnio, Jana Kramer and Zanne Randall givethe Bishops an experienced defensive line. Kramer was a secondteamAll-NCAC selection in 2006.Freshmen Alison Hill and Lauren Rogers will makecontributions.Sophomore Caroline DeMambro returns, and freshmen LauraBartholomae and Dani Beauford also are in the mix.Junior Maggie Eichenlaub, another 2006 second-team All-NCAC selection, returns in goal. Eichenlaub ranked second in theconference in saves percentage last year.“I think that (Maggie) constantly improves,” Rocheleau said.“We expect good things from her this year, at least the same if notbetter (than last year).”Freshman Erica Gibson will serve as Eichenlaub’sunderstudy.Ohio Wesleyan’s season opens with a Florida trip to faceConnecticut College, Washington (Md.) and Fairleigh Dickinson-Florham. Allegheny, the 2006 NCAC runner-up, kicks off theconference schedule on March 31. Contests against BrockportState, St. Vincent and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps highlight theremainder of the non-conference schedule, while games against2006 NCAC champion Denison and Wooster, the top seed in the2006 NCAC tournament, spice the conference slate.22007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

Head Coach Kimberly RocheleauFourth-year head coach Kimberly Rocheleau has blazed newtrails for the Ohio Wesleyan women's lacrosse program.Last year, the Bishops tied the school record with 12 wins forthe second straight season. Ohio Wesleyan finished in secondplace in the North Coast Athletic Conference regular-season racewith a 5-1 record.Rocheleau guided the 2005 Bishops to a 12-4 record. OhioWesleyan won its first NCAC championship, defeating defendingchampion Wooster and top-seeded Denison in the NCAC tournament.The tournament title sent the Bishops on to the NCAADivision III playoffs for the first time.In 2004, her first season as a head coach, Rocheleau guidedthe Bishops to a 7-6 record. Ohio Wesleyan won its first 4 gamesof the season, matching the longest season-opening winningstreak in school history.Rocheleau came to Ohio Wesleyan from Eastern ConnecticutState University, where she was an assistant coach for bothwomen’s lacrosse and field hockey during the 2002-03 academicyear. She was active in supervising and managing practices,developing and organizingrecruiting and scouting plansand constructing and managingin-season and offseasonworkout plans.During the 2001-02 academicyear, Rocheleauserved as an assistant coachin both women’s lacrosse andfield hockey at the College ofWooster. She helped guidethe Fighting Scots to NCAC titles and NCAA Division III tournamentappearances in both sports.She began her coaching career as an undergraduate atEastern Connecticut State, serving as an assistant field hockeycoach at nearby E.O. Smith High School during her senior year.Rocheleau is a 2001 graduate of Eastern Connecticut State,where she was a starter during all 3 seasons of lacrosse she playedfor the Warriors. She broke the school’s season record for groundball control and was a 2-year team captain and an all-allianceselection. She played 2 seasons of field hockey at ECSU, servingas team captain both years. Rocheleau graduated with abachelor’s degree in physical education, with a concentration inathletic coaching.Rocheleau is a native of East Hartford, Conn.ROCHELEAU’S CAREER COACHING RECORDYear School W-L Pct2004 Ohio Wesleyan 7-6 .5382005 Ohio Wesleyan 12-4 .7502006 Ohio Wesleyan 12-3 .800Career Totals (3 years) 31-13 .7052007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse3

Coaching StaffDARA LUNDREGANAssistant CoachAlma Mater: Roanoke ’05At Ohio Wesleyan: 2nd season✦ Played midfield at RoanokeCollege...started 14 of 16 games for theMaroons as a senior...helped Roanoke advanceto the Old Dominion Athletic Conferencefinals once and to the quarterfinals herother 3 seasons...scored 47 goals duringher career.✦ Majored in Spanish and sociology.✦ Lundregan is a native of Hilliard, Ohio.Athletics StaffROGER INGLESAthletics DirectorAlma Mater: Ohio State ’80At Ohio Wesleyan: 24th season✦ In his third year as Ohio Wesleyan’sathletics director...was associate A.D. for 3years and assistant A.D. for 7 years.✦ Served as head baseball coach at OhioWesleyan from 1984-2005.✦ Earned his master’s in sports managementfrom Ohio State in 1995.✦ Ingles is a native of Columbus and attendednearby Olentangy High School.JEFF SCZPANSKIAthletic TrainerAlma Mater: Ohio State ’03At Ohio Wesleyan: 2nd season✦ In his first season as Ohio Wesleyan’shead athletic trainer.✦ Came to Ohio Wesleyan from AuburnUniversity, where he worked with the Tigerwomen’s volleyball team while earning hisM.Ed. degree in higher education administration.✦ Worked with the football, wresting, men’stennis and field hockey teams at Ohio State.✦ Sczpanski is a native of Wooster, Ohio.ROGER INGLESAthletics DirectorWhy do we have athleticsin a liberal arts setting?Regardless of the size of theinstitution or the level ofcompetition, the core valuescited in the athletic missionstatements of institutions asdiverse as Ohio WesleyanUniversity and The Ohio StateUniversity are remarkably consistent. These corevalues are easily stripped into three basicprinciples: an almost-unanimous endorsement ofthe pursuit of excellence in all things, includingathletics; universal identification of athletics as anintegral part of the educational mission of theinstitution and citation of the intrinsic value toeach of the participants, including personal andsocial maturation, the education of the wholeperson, the development of a healthy lifestyle andlearning the value of the pursuit of goals in acollective context; and identification of athletics asone of the best ways to develop and foster asense of community. The universal benefits ofathletics are conferred alike on the quarterback atOhio State playing in front of 100,000 spectatorsand the Ohio Wesleyan field hockey playerplaying in front of a small weekday crowd.42007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

Bishop Returning LetterwomenLURA ALLEN #19Junior midfielder 5-5Hingham, Mass.Hingham High SchoolPsychology major2 letters2006: Won second-team all-region and first-teamAll-North Coast Athletic Conference honors in secondseason as starting midfielder...ranked fifth onteam in scoring.✦ Scored 3 first-half goals to help Bishops to 14-1 halftime lead atWhittier March 16.✦ Totaled 2 goals and assist at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps March 18.✦ Led Bishops with 3 goals and 4 assists vs. Seton Hill March 25.✦ Scored twice at Notre Dame March 27.✦ Contributed a goal and 2 assists vs. Denison March 29.✦ Scored twice at Allegheny April 2.✦ Had goal and assist during 5-0 game-opening run vs. Kenyon April4...finished with team-high 5 goals and an assist.✦ Scored twice and added assist at Wittenberg April 22.✦ Contributed 2 goals and an assist vs. Frostburg State April 29.✦ Had goal and 2 assists in NCAC tournament semifinal vs. AlleghenyMay 5.2005: Won starting midfield spot and went on to take second-team allregionand All-NCAC honors...led Bishop midfielders and ranked thirdon team in scoring.✦ Dished out team-high 4 assists vs. Notre Dame March 16...alsoscored goal in contest.✦ Scored 2 goals in NCAC opener vs. Denison March 24.✦ Totaled goal and 2 assists at Notre Dame April 14.✦ Contributed 2 goals at Frostburg State April 23.✦ Led Bishops with 4 goals at St. Vincent April 24.✦ Scored 2 goals vs. Allegheny April 30.✦ Rang up 3 goals in NCAC tournament semifinal win vs. Wooster May6.✦ Had 2 goals in NCAC tournament championship game win vs.Denison May 7...was named to All-NCAC tournament team.✦ Led Bishops with 2 goals in NCAA second-round matchup atGettysburg May 14.High School: Lettered 4 times in lacrosse and thrice in basketball.✦ Helped lacrosse team win pair of league championships.✦ Served as lacrosse team captain.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2005 16-15 22 6 282006 15-15 27 13 40Career 31-30 49 19 68JAMIE BLAKE #13Senior attacker 5-6Ballston Lake, N.Y. Shenendehowa High SchoolPhysical education major3 letters2006: Earned second-team all-region and first-teamAll-North Coast Athletic Conference honors in thirdseason as starting attacker...led team and rankedninth in NCAC in scoring...ranked third in NCAC inassists (1.47/game).✦ Totaled 2 goals and 3 assists at Whittier March 16.✦ Dished out team-high 5 assists and added a goal at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps March 18.✦ Contributed 3 goals and 2 assists vs. Seton Hill March 25.✦ Led Bishops with 2 goals and 2 assists vs. Denison March 29.✦ Compiled 3 goals and an assist at Allegheny April 2.✦ Recorded hat trick vs. Kenyon April 4.✦ Had 3 goals and 2 assists at Oberlin April 15.✦ Scored twice during game-opening 8-0 run at Wittenberg April22...led Bishops with 4 goals and 3 assists.✦ Contributed 2 goals and an assist vs. Frostburg State April 29.✦ Credited with assist inNCAC tournament semifinalvs. Allegheny May 5.2005: Received secondteamAll-NCAC honors insecond season as startingattacker...ranked secondon team in scoring.✦ Shared team lead with 2goals vs. 17th-rankedIthaca March 7.✦ Scored 2 goals vs.Susquehanna March 8.✦ Totaled 2 goals and 2assists at Kenyon April 6.✦ Dished out 2 assists vs.Wooster April 12.✦ Had 3 goals at NotreDame April 14.✦ Contributed 2 goals and an assist vs. Oberlin April 20.✦ Totaled 2 goals and an assist at Frostburg State April 23.✦ Had 2 goals in game-opening 5-0 run vs. Allegheny April 30...ledBishops with 3 goals.✦ Compiled goal and assist in NCAC tournament semifinal win vs.Wooster May 6.✦ Scored insurance goal during game-ending 7-1 run in NCACtournament championship game win vs. Denison May 7...also had 2assists in game.✦ Credited with assist in NCAA second-round matchup at GettysburgMay 14.2004: Won starting spot and went on to receive honorable mention All-NCAC honors...tied for second on team and seventh in NCAC inscoring.✦ Contributed goal and 2 assists in season opener at Hollins March 6.✦ Had 2 goals and an assist at Bridgewater March 7.✦ Totaled 4 goals and 3 assists at Ferrum March 8.✦ Led Bishops with 3 goals and 3 assists vs. Wittenberg March24...scored goal that put Ohio Wesleyan ahead to stay.✦ Led Bishops with 3 goals and 3 assists vs. Kenyon March 31.✦ Contributed 2 goals and an assist vs. St. Vincent April 3.✦ Posted hat trick at Oberlin April 14.✦ Tallied 2 goals at Allegheny April 24.Also: Two-year letterwinner as goalkeeper for Bishop women’ssoccer team.High School: Lettered 3 times in lacrosse and soccer.✦ Helped soccer team to regional championship, state semifinalappearance and national No. 2 ranking.✦ Served as lacrosse team captain.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2004 13-12 21 14 352005 16-16 20 13 332006 15-15 26 22 48Career 44-43 67 49 1162007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse5

PAULA BREEN #17Senior midfielder 5-8Worthington, Ohio Thomas Worthington H.S.Education major3 letters2006: Suffered knee injury during opener at RedlandsMarch 15 and missed remainder of season.2005: Won second-team All-North Coast AthleticConference honors in second season as startingmidfielder...ranked second among Bishop midfielders and fifth on teamin scoring.✦ Contributed goal and assist vs. 17th-ranked Ithaca March 7.✦ Dished out 3 assists vs.Susquehanna March 8.✦ Scored 2 goals vs. NotreDame March 16.✦ Had 2 goals at KenyonApril 6.✦ Recorded hat trick at NotreDame April 14.✦ Scored twice at WittenbergApril 16.✦ Led Bishops with careerhigh5 goals and added anassist vs. Oberlin April 20.✦ Posted pair of first-half goalsat St. Vincent April 24.✦ Had 2 goals in NCAC tournamentchampionship gamewin vs. Denison May 7.2004: Received honorablemention All-NCAC honors asmidfielder.✦ Posted first collegiate hat trick and added 2 assists at Ferrum March8.✦ Contributed 2 goals in NCAC opener vs. Wittenberg March 24.✦ Scored goal at Wooster March 27.✦ Scored with less than a minute to play to bring Bishops within 12-11vs. Kenyon March 31.✦ Scored game-winning goal with :34 to play to lift Bishops over St.Vincent April 3.✦ Had 2 goals vs. Dallas April 4.✦ Totaled goal and 2 assists at Oberlin April 14.✦ Shared team lead with goal and assist vs. Colorado College April 17.✦ Rang up hat trick at Denison April 22.✦ Contributed goal and assist at Allegheny April 24.✦ Shared team lead with 2 goals vs. Frostburg State April 28.High School: Won 3 letters in lacrosse and 3 in volleyball.✦ Was second-team all-state selection in lacrosse.✦ Won all-district honors in both sports.✦ Was first-team all-conference pick in volleyball.✦ Helped volleyball team to district runner-up finish.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2004 12-2 18 7 252005 16-14 20 6 262006 1-1 0 0 0Career 29-17 38 13 51POLLY BURKE #4Junior midfielder 5-4Milton, Mass.Milton High SchoolSociology/anthropology major1 letter2006: Won starting attack position and went on torank seventh on team in scoring.✦ Broke 1-1 tie with goal at Redlands March 15.✦ Scored goal at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps March18.✦ Contributed 2 goals and 2 assists vs. Seton Hill March 25.✦ Scored 2 goals vs. Denison March 29.✦ Had goal vs. St. Vincent April 9.✦ Compiled goal and assist at Oberlin April 15.✦ Contributed goal vs. Frostburg State April 29.✦ Scored twice to help Bishops to 6-4 halftime lead in NCAC tournamentsemifinal vs. Allegheny May 5...finished with team-leading 3goals.2005: Received first letter as reserve midfielder...played in 8 games.✦ Scored first collegiate goal at Notre Dame April 14.Also: Lettered for Bishop field hockey team as freshman.High School: Won 2 letters in lacrosse and field hockey and 4 in icehockey.✦ Served as ice hockey team captain.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2005 8-0 1 0 12006 14-14 13 3 16Career 22-14 14 3 17CHANNING BUSH #8Sophomore attacker 5-3Chevy Chase, Md.Connelly SchoolEconomics management major1 letter2006: Provided scoring punch off bench...played inonly 8 games but scored 12 goals to rank fourthamong Bishop midfielders.✦ Compiled 3 goals and an assist at Whittier March16.✦ Scored 3 goals vs. Seton Hill March 25.✦ Posted hat trick vs. Kenyon April 4.✦ Contributed 2 goals at Oberlin April 15.✦ Scored goal to bring Bishops within 7-6 in NCAC first-place showdownvs. Wooster April 26.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 4 in tennis.✦ Set school assist record.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2006 8-0 12 1 13TRACY CEPNIO #12Senior defender 5-2Madison, Tenn. Father Ryan High SchoolPre-medicine, zoology majors3 letters2006: Moved into starting lineup...started all 15games.2005: Won second letter as reserve defender...playedin all 16 games.2004: Lettered as reserve midfielder...played in 11 games, starting 1.✦ Scored first collegiate goal in season opener at Hollins March 6.✦ Contributed goal vs. Dallas April 4.Also: Lettered as attacker for Bishop field hockey team.High School: Lettered in lacrosse.✦ Helped team win pair of state championships.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2004 11-1 2 0 22005 16-0 0 0 02006 15-15 0 0 0Career 43-16 2 0 262007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

ALEXA DEATON #2Junior midfielder 5-7Eden, Md.Mercersburg AcademyEconomics major2 letters2006: Earned second-team All-North Coast AthleticConference laurels in second season as startingmidfielder...led team with 33 goals and ranked secondin scoring.✦ Scored 3 first-half goals to help Bishops to 14-1 halftime lead atWhittier March 16...finished with 3 goals and 2 assists.✦ Rang up 4 goals at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps March 18.✦ Scored twice at Notre Dame March 27.✦ Totaled 3 goals and 4 assists at Brockport State April 1.✦ Had 2 goals and 2 assists during 4-0 run that put Bishops ahead tostay at Allegheny April 2...had team-high 5 goals and 3 assists in game.✦ Named NCAC Player of the Week after the Notre Dame, Denison,Brockport State and Allegheny games...compiled 10 goals and 7assists as the Bishops went 3-1.✦ Totaled goal and 2 assists vs. Kenyon April 4.✦ Scored twice during each of a pair of 4-0 runs vs. St. Vincent April9...scored team-high 5 goals.✦ Scored twice during game-opening 8-0 run at Wittenberg April 22.✦ Shared team lead with 2 goals in NCAC first-place showdown vs.Wooster April 26.✦ Contributed 2 goals vs. Frostburg State April 29.✦ Had goal and assist in NCAC tournament semifinal vs. AlleghenyMay 5.2005: Won starting position and went on to rank seventh on team inscoring.✦ Scored first collegiate goal vs. 17th-ranked Ithaca March 7.✦ Scored game-winning goal with 2:30 remaining vs. SusquehannaMarch 8.✦ Led Bishops with 3 goals and an assist vs. Notre Dame March 16.✦ Posted hat trick at Kenyon April 6.✦ Compiled 3 goals and an assist at Wittenberg April 16.✦ Scored to kick off game-opening 6-0 run vs. Oberlin April 20.✦ Added insurance goal in final seconds to seal 15-13 win at FrostburgState April 23.✦ Contributed goal and assist at St. Vincent April 24.✦ Had goal and assist in NCAC tournament semifinal win vs. WoosterMay 6.✦ Scored goal in NCAA Division III tournament second-round matchupat Gettysburg May 14.High School: Earned 4 letters in lacrosse and 2 in field hockey.✦ Two-time first-team all-league pick in lacrosse.✦ Named lacrosse team’s Most Valuable Player.✦ Picked field hockey team’s Most Improved Player.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2005 15-15 18 6 242006 15-15 33 12 45Career 30-30 51 18 69MAGGIE EICHENLAUB #00Junior goalkeeper 6-2Crystal, Minn. Robbinsdale Cooper High SchoolHistory, politics majors2 letters2006: Won second-team All-North Coast AthleticConference honors in second season as startinggoalkeeper...ranked second in NCAC in saves percentage.✦ Stopped 4 shots while allowing 3 goals at Whittier March 16.✦ Had 3 saves vs. Seton Hill March 25.✦ Recorded 6 saves and allowed 4 goals at Notre Dame March 27.✦ Made 12 saves while yielding 4 goals in NCAC opener vs. DenisonMarch 29.✦ Posted 14 saves at Allegheny April 2.✦ Stopped 9 shots while allowing 4 goals vs. Kenyon April 4.✦ Had 10 saves vs. St. Vincent April 9.✦ Credited with 12 saves while allowing 4 goals at Wittenberg April 22.✦ Made 8 saves vs. Wooster April 26.✦ Had 10 saves in NCAC tournament semifinal vs. Allegheny May5...was named to all-tournament team.2005: Won starting goalkeeper spot and went on to receive secondteamall region and All-NCAC honors...ranked third in NCAC in savespercentage.✦ Made 13 saves in collegiate debut vs. 17th-ranked Ithaca March7...allowed only 9 goals in sudden-death overtime win.✦ Stopped free position shot with :06 to play to preserve 8-7 lead in winvs. Susquehanna March 8...finished with 16 saves.✦ Credited with 16 saves vs. Messiah March 10.✦ Recorded 11 saves in NCAC opener vs. Denison March 24.✦ Had 16 saves in NCAC win at Kenyon April 6.✦ Made 10 saves at Notre Dame April 14.✦ Posted 12 saves at St. Vincent April 24.✦ Stopped 16 shots vs. Allegheny April 30.✦ Had 7 saves in NCAC tournament championship game win vs.Denison May 7.✦ Recorded 8 saves in NCAA second-round matchup at GettysburgMay 14.Also: Two-year letterwinner as middle hitter and outside hitter forBishop volleyball team.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 2 in volleyball.✦ Was All-America selection in lacrosse.✦ Named state high school Player of the Year in lacrosse.✦ Helped lacrosse team to pair of state runner-up finishes.✦ Served as team captain in both sports.Year GP-GS Min GA Svs Svs% SO2005 16-16 925 154 167 .520 02006 15-15 900 105 129 .551 0Career 31-31 1825 259 296 .533 0JULIA FOUTS #7Junior midfielder 5-6Cleveland Heights, Ohio Hathaway Brown SchoolPsychology major2 letters2006: Was second-team All-North Coast AthleticConference selection in first season as startingmidfielder...ranked third on team in scoring and sixthin NCAC in assists (1.00/game).✦ Scored 2 goals vs. Seton Hill March 25.✦ Had 5 goals as Bishops trimmed 13-3 deficit to 14-13 at BrockportState April 1...finished with 6 goals and an assist.✦ Had goal and assist during 5-0 game-opening run vs. Kenyon April4...finished with 3 goals and 3 assists.✦ Contributed 2 goals and an assist vs. St. Vincent April 9.✦ Led Bishops with 4 goals and 2 assists at Oberlin April 15.✦ Compiled 3 goals and 2 assists at Wittenberg April 22.✦ Shared team lead with 2 goals in NCAC first-place showdown vs.Wooster April 26.✦ Contributed 2 goals and an assist vs. Frostburg State April 29.2007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse7

FOUTS continued✦ Scored goal in NCACtournament semifinal vs.Allegheny May 5.✦ Named to All-NCAC tournamentteam.2005: Ranked third amongBishop midfielders inscoring...was one of 8 OhioWesleyan players to finishseason with more than 20points.✦ Scored game-winninggoal in sudden-death overtimeto lift Bishops over17th-ranked Ithaca March7.✦ Shared team lead with 2goals vs. Messiah March10.✦ Contributed goal and assist in NCAC opener vs. Denison March 24.✦ Had goal and assist at Kenyon April 6.✦ Recorded 2 goals at Wittenberg April 16.✦ Scored 2 goals during 5-0 second-half run that sealed NCACtournament semifinal win vs. Wooster May 6...led Bishops with 5 goals.✦ Scored twice during game-ending 7-1 run in NCAC tournamentchampionship game win vs. Denison May 7...was named to All-NCACtournament team.Also: Grandfather, Jack, was head football coach at Ohio Wesleyan.High School: Lettered 3 times in lacrosse and 4 times in soccer.✦ Helped lacrosse team win league championship.✦ Named lacrosse team’s Best Offensive Player.✦ Selected soccer team’s Most Valuable Player.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2005 16-4 19 3 222006 15-14 29 15 44Career 31-18 48 18 66TIFFANY HOLT #26Junior attacker 5-4Noank, Conn. Western Reserve (Ohio) H.S.History major1 letter2006: Did not play.2005: Received letter as reserve attacker...played in7 games.✦ Contributed goal and assist for first collegiatepoints at Notre Dame April 14.✦ Wrapped up scoring with goal in NCAC win at Wittenberg April 16.✦ Scored goal in NCAC win vs. Oberlin April 20.✦ Had goal at St. Vincent April 24.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse, 3 in volleyball and 1 ingymnastics.✦ Was all-league selection in lacrosse and volleyball...was first-teampick in lacrosse.✦ Helped volleyball and gymnastics teams win league titles.✦ Named team’s Most Improved Player in volleyball and gymnastics.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2005 7-0 4 1 5JANA KRAMER #22Senior defender 5-4Columbus, Ohio Hilliard Davidson High SchoolPhysical education major3 letters2006: Moved to defense and went on to earnsecond-team All-North Coast Athletic Conferencehonors.✦ Scored goal to wipe out 1-0 deficit at RedlandsMarch 15.2005: Won first-team All-NCAC honors in second season as startingmidfielder.✦ Scored goal vs. DenisonMarch 24.✦ Contributed goal vs.Wooster April 12.✦ Scored goal vs. OberlinApril 20.✦ Named to All-NCAC tournamentteam.2004: Won starting spot inBishop midfield and went onto receive honorable mentionAll-NCAC honors.✦ Rang up 2 goals in seasonopener at Hollins March 6.✦ Contributed goal and assistvs. St. Vincent April 3.✦ Scored 2 goals at OberlinApril 14.High School: Earned 4 letters in lacrosse and 4 in gymnastics.✦ Named lacrosse team’s Most Valuable Player as senior and team’sOffensive Player of Year as sophomore.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2004 13-12 5 1 62005 16-16 4 0 42006 15-15 1 0 1Career 44-43 10 1 11KADI KUHLENBERG #25Junior midfielder 5-7Cincinnati, OhioAnderson High SchoolEducation, psychology majors2 letters2006: Won second letter as reserve and spot starterin midfield...played in all 15 games, starting 2.✦ Contributed 2 goals at Redlands March 15.✦ Scored goal in NCAC opener vs. Denison March29.✦ Posted hat trick at Oberlin April 15.✦ Converted free-position goal in NCAC first-place showdown vs.Wooster April 26.2005: Lettered as reserve and spot starter in midfield...played in 15games, starting 1.✦ Rang up 2 goals vs. Notre Dame March 16.✦ Scored goal at Notre Dame April 14.✦ Scored with 3:53 left to put Bishops ahead to stay at Frostburg StateApril 23.✦ Contributed goal vs. Allegheny April 30.High School: Lettered thrice in lacrosse, twice in basketball and oncein volleyball.✦ Named lacrosse team’s Most Valuable Player.✦ Helped lacrosse team to third-place finish in state.✦ Served as lacrosse team captain.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2005 15-1 5 0 52006 15-2 8 0 8Career 30-3 13 0 1382007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

KELSEY LAKE #9Junior attacker 5-7Lake Oswego, Ore. Lake Oswego High SchoolPsychology major2 letters2006: Won second letter as midfielder...played in 13games.✦ Scored 2 goals at Whittier March 16.✦ Contributed goal and 2 assists vs. Seton Hill March25.✦ Totaled goal and assist at Oberlin April 15.✦ Dished out 2 assists at Wittenberg April 22.✦ Contributed goal vs. Frostburg State April 29.2005: Lettered as reserve and spot starter in midfield...played in 15games, starting 1.✦ Led Bishops with 5 goals and an assist at Kenyon April 6.✦ Scored goal at Notre Dame April 14.✦ Contributed goal and assist vs. Oberlin April 20.✦ Scored goal at St. Vincent April 24.High School: Earned 2 letters in lacrosse and swimming and 3 inwater polo.✦ Was honorable mention All-America selection in lacrosse.✦ Named to regional all-star team in lacrosse.✦ Helped lacrosse team to state runner-up finishes.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2005 15-1 9 2 112006 13-0 5 5 10Career 28-1 14 7 21HANNAH MUDGE #11Sophomore attacker 5-8Baltimore, Md.St. Paul’s SchoolPolitics & government major1 letter2006: Won starting spot and went on to garnersecond-team All-North Coast Athletic Conferencehonors...her 32 goals was second on team...rankedfourth on team in scoring.✦ Tallied goal and assist in collegiate debut at Redlands March 15.✦ Led Bishops with 4 goals and an assist at Claremont-Mudd-ScrippsMarch 18.✦ Rang up team-high 5 goals at Notre Dame March 27.✦ Scored to kick off 4-0 run that put Bishops ahead to stay vs. DenisonMarch 29.✦ Contributed 3 goals and 3 assists at Brockport State April 1.✦ Had 2 goals and an assist at Allegheny April 2.✦ Totaled goal and 3 assists vs. Kenyon April 4.✦ Scored twice during game-opening 4-0 run at Oberlin April 15...finishedwith 3 goals.✦ Scored twice during game-opening 8-0 run at Wittenberg April22...finished with 4 goals.✦ Led Bishops with 3 goals vs. Frostburg State April 29.✦ Scored goal in NCAC tournament semifinal vs. Allegheny May 5.High School: Played lacrosse and field hockey.✦ Helped lacrosse team win conference championship.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2006 15-14 32 11 43JENNA NARWICZ #29Junior attacker 5-4Yardley, Pa.Notre Dame High SchoolJournalism major2 letters2006: Saw action in 2 games as reserve attackerand received second letter.2005: Lettered as reserve attacker...played in 4games.Also: Two-year letterwinner as attacker for Bishop field hockey team.✦ Brother, Chaz, is member of men’s lacrosse team...father, Chuck,was 4-time All-Midwest midfielder for Bishop men’s lacrosse team.High School: Won 2 letters in lacrosse and field hockey and 3 inswimming.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2005 4-0 0 0 02006 2-0 0 0 0Career 6-0 0 0 0TARA PORTER #20Sophomore attacker 5-9North Quincy, Mass.Berkshire SchoolSports management major1 letter2006: Lettered as reserve attacker...saw action in 6games.✦ Scored first collegiate goal vs. Seton Hill March 25.✦ Rang up hat trick vs. St. Vincent April 9.✦ Credited with assist at Wittenberg April 22.Also: Two-year letterwinner as midfielder for Bishop field hockeyteam.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 4 in field hockey.✦ Selected lacrosse team’s Most Valuable Player.✦ Served as team captain in both sports.✦ Was member of 2 conference champion field hockey teams.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2006 6-0 4 1 5ZANNE RANDALL #10Senior defender 5-5Wooster, OhioWooster High SchoolPhysical education major1 letter2006: Started all 15 games as defender.2005: Started all 13 games as midfielder at GannonUniversity...compiled 4 goals and 2 assists.✦ Contributed goal and 2 assists vs. Notre DameApril 6.2004: Saw action in 5 games as defender at Gannon...started 2 gamesagainst NCAA Division I foes.High School: Lettered 4 times in lacrosse.✦ Received Coach’s Award as a senior.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2004 5-2 0 0 02005 13-13 4 2 6Gannon 18-15 4 2 62006 15-15 0 0 0Career 33-30 4 2 62007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse9

Other Squad MembersLAURA BARTHOLOMAEFreshman defender 5-2Chicago, Ill.Shaker Heights (Ohio) High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered in lacrosse.DANI BEAUFORDFreshman defender 5-6Baltimore, Md.Loch Raven High SchoolZoology majorAlso: Member of Bishop women’s soccer team.High School: Lettered thrice in lacrosse and soccer and twice inbasketball.✦ Received first-team all-county and all-division honors in soccer.✦ Named team’s Most Valuable Player in soccer and basketball.✦ Helped soccer team win state championship and reach regionalfinals.✦ Was member of regional champion lacrosse team and countychampion basketball team.JESSICA COPELANDFreshman attacker 5-3Ligonier, Pa.Foxcroft (Va.) SchoolEconomics management majorHigh School: Played lacrosse and field hockey.CAROLINE DEMAMBRO #1Sophomore defender 5-4Concord, Mass.Concord-Carlisle High SchoolEducation major2006: Saw action in 3 games as reserve defender.High School: Played lacrosse and field hockey.ERICA GIBSONFreshman goalkeeper 5-2Detroit, Mich.Detroit Country Day SchoolMajor undeclaredAlso: Member of Bishop women’s basketball team.High School: Lettered 4 times in lacrosse and thrice in basketball.✦ Was 2-time all-state selection in lacrosse...received first-teamhonors as senior and second-team as junior.✦ Helped basketball team win pair of state championships.✦ Was member of state runner-up lacrosse team.MEAGHAN HENESY #3Sophomore attacker 5-4Redding, Conn.Lauralton Hall AcademyMajor undeclared2006: Saw action in 5 games as backup attacker.✦ Contributed assist for first collegiate point at Whittier March 16.✦ Scored first collegiate goal vs. Seton Hill March 25.High School: Received 4 letters in lacrosse and 3 in cross country.ALISON HILLFreshman defender 5-6Darien, Conn.Darien High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered in lacrosse and skiing.ELIZABETH LAMBERTFreshman attacker 5-5Alexandria, Va.Alexandria High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered 4 times in lacrosse.✦ Named team’s Best Offensive Player.ABBEY MILLERFreshman midfielder 5-3Wollwich, MaineMorse High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse.✦ Was second-team all-conference selection.✦ Won all-academic honors.LAUREN ROGERSFreshman defender 5-6Worthington, OhioThomas Worthington High SchoolEducation majorHigh School: Lettered twice in lacrosse and once in soccer.✦ Was 2-time all-district selection in lacrosse.✦ Twice named lacrosse team’s Defensive Most Valuable Player.✦ Helped lacrosse team set school record for victories.HALEIGH ROHRFreshman midfielder 5-5Nelson, N.H.Northfield Mount Hermon SchoolMajor undeclaredAlso: Member of Bishop women’s soccer team.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 4 in soccer.✦ Led soccer team in scoring.✦ Ranked second on lacrosse team in goals and ground balls.✦ Served as soccer team captain.SARAH TEIGENFreshman midfielder 5-9North Oaks, Minn.Totino-Grace High SchoolInternational relations majorHigh School: Lettered 3 times in lacrosse.✦ Was honorable mention all-state selection.✦ Helped team to state runner-up finish as senior.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points2006 5-0 1 1 2102007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

2007 Alphabetical RosterNo. Player Yr. Pos. Ltr. Ht. Hometown High School19 Allen, Lura* Jr. M 2 5-5 Hingham, MA HinghamBartholomae, Laura Fr. D 0 5-2 Chicago, IL Shaker Heights (OH)Beauford, Dani Fr. D 0 5-6 Baltimore, MD Loch Raven13 Blake, Jamie* Sr. A 3 5-6 Ballston Lake, NY Shenendehowa17 Breen, Paula* Sr. M 3 5-8 Worthington Thomas Worthington4 Burke, Polly* Jr. M 2 5-4 Milton, MA Milton8 Bush, Channing* So. A 1 5-3 Chevy Chase, MD Connelly School12 Cepnio, Tracy* Sr. D 3 5-2 Madison, TN Father RyanCopeland, Jessica Fr. A 0 5-3 Ligonier, PA Foxcroft (VA)2 Deaton, Alexa* Jr. M 2 5-7 Eden, MD Mercersburg Academy1 DeMambro, Caroline So. D 0 5-4 Concord, MA Concord-Carlisle00 Eichenlaub, Maggie* Jr. G 2 6-2 Crystal, MN Robbinsdale Cooper7 Fouts, Julia* Jr. M 2 5-6 Cleveland Heights Hathaway BrownGibson, Erica Fr. G 0 5-2 Detroit, MI Detroit Country Day3 Henesy, Meaghan So. A 0 5-4 Redding, CT Lauralton Hall AcademyHill, Alison Fr. D 0 5-6 Darien, CT Darien26 Holt, Tiffany* Jr. A 1 5-4 Noank, CT Western Reserve (OH)22 Kramer, Jana* Sr. D 3 5-4 Columbus Hilliard Davidson25 Kuhlenberg, Kadi* Jr. M 2 5-7 Cincinnati Anderson9 Lake, Kelsey* Jr. A 2 5-7 Lake Oswego, OR Lake OswegoLambert, Elizabeth Fr. A 0 5-5 Alexandria, VA WilliamsMiller, Abbey Fr. M 0 5-3 Wollwich, ME Morse11 Mudge, Hannah* So. A 1 5-8 Baltimore, MD St. Paul’s School29 Narwicz, Jenna* Jr. A 2 5-4 Yardley, PA Notre Dame (NJ)20 Porter, Tara* So. A 1 5-9 North Quincy, MA Berkshire School10 Randall, Zanne* Sr. D 1 5-5 Wooster WoosterRogers, Lauren Fr. D 0 5-6 Worthington Thomas WorthingtonRohr, Haleigh Fr. M 0 5-5 Nelson, NH Northfield Mt. Hermon (MA)Teigen, Sarah Fr. M 0 5-9 North Oaks, MN Totino-Grace*Letterwomen (17)Pronunciation GuideLaura Bartholomae ............................................ BAR-thol-a-mayDani Beauford ............................................................ BYOU-fordTracy Cepnio ............................................................ SEP-nee-ohCaroline DeMambro ................................................. de-MAM-broMaggie Eichenlaub................................................... IKE-en-lawbMeaghan Henesy ....................................................... HEN-a-seeJana Kramer .................................................................... JAY-naKadi Kuhlenberg................................................... COOL-en-bergJeannette Narwicz ........................................................ NAR-witsKimberly Rocheleau ................................................ROE-sha-lowSarah Teigen.................................................................. TEA-gun2007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse11

2007 Opponents in BriefOpponent Location Nickname Conference Head Coach 2006* RS/RL* SID/Contact PhoneAllegheny* Meadville, Pa. Gators NCAC Lynn Zlotkowski 9-7 5/10 Bill Salyer 814/332-5952Brockport State Brockport, N.Y. Golden Eagles SUNYAC Traci Lian 10-5 6/10 Kelly Vergin 585/395-2218Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Claremont, Calif. Athenas independent Sarah Queener 10-5 8/11 Kelly Beck 909/607-2904Connecticut College New London, Conn. Camels NESCAC Heather McClelland 4-11 7/14 Will Tomasian 860/439-2501Dallas Dallas, Texas Crusaders independent Elia Kochan 4-9 4/8 Ryan Frey 972/721-5009Denison* Granville, Ohio Big Red NCAC Stephani Brzezowski 8-8 6/16 Craig Hicks 740/587-6546Fairleigh Dickinson Madison, N.J. Devils Middle Atlantic Adrienne Booth 12-5 9/11 Jim Henry 973/443-8965Kenyon* Gambier, Ohio Ladies NCAC Jill Boffa 3-9 4/12 Marty Fuller 740/427-5471Notre Dame South Euclid, Ohio Falcons American Mideast Candace Taglianetti 4-10 9/9 Skip Snow 216/373-5319Oberlin* Oberlin, Ohio Yeowomen NCAC Deb Ranieri 4-10 7/12 Zachary Pretzer 440/775-8503St. Vincent Latrobe, Pa. Bearcats independent Tom Harbert 4-6 8/11 Jeff Zidek 724/805-2476Washington Chestertown, Md. Shorewomen Centennial Suzie Friedrich 7-10 9/16 Phil Ticknor 410/778-7238Wittenberg* Springfield, Ohio Tigers NCAC Kati Robbins 3-11 8/12 Ryan Maurer 937/327-6114Wooster* Wooster, Ohio Fighting Scots NCAC Liz Ford 11-3 5/10 Hugh Howard 330/263-2374*NCAC opponent*2006=2006 record*RS/RL=returning starters/returning letterwomen2006 Bishop Results 2006 Bishop StatisticsSite-ResultDateA- OHIO WESLEYAN 11, Redlands 8 3/15A- OHIO WESLEYAN 20, Whittier 3 3/16A- OHIO WESLEYAN 13, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 10 3/18N- OHIO WESLEYAN 20, Seton Hill 3 3/25A- OHIO WESLEYAN 11, Notre Dame 4 3/27H- OHIO WESLEYAN 9, Denison 4* 3/29A- Brockport State 15, OHIO WESLEYAN 14 4/1A- OHIO WESLEYAN 15, Allegheny 9* 4/2H- OHIO WESLEYAN 18, Kenyon 4* 4/4H- OHIO WESLEYAN 14, St. Vincent 7 4/9A- OHIO WESLEYAN 20, Oberlin 7* 4/15A- OHIO WESLEYAN 17, Wittenberg 4* 4/22H- Wooster 7, OHIO WESLEYAN 6* 4/26H- OHIO WESLEYAN 14, Frostburg State 11 4/29N- Allegheny 9, OHIO WESLEYAN 7 + 5/5*North Coast Athletic Conference (5-1)+NCAC tournament gameHome Record: 4-1 Away: 7-1 Neutral: 1-1SCORING GP-GS Goals Assists PointsJamie Blake 15-15 26 22 48Alexa Deaton 15-15 33 12 45Julia Fouts 15-14 29 15 44Hannah Mudge 15-14 32 11 43Lura Allen 15-15 27 13 40Liz Stockdale 15-15 18 8 26Polly Burke 14-14 13 3 16Channing Bush 8-0 12 1 13Kelsey Lake 13-0 5 5 10Kadi Kuhlenberg 15-2 8 0 8Tara Porter 6-0 4 1 5Meaghan Henesy 5-0 1 1 2Jana Kramer 15-15 1 0 1Kat Lee 2-0 0 1 1BISHOPS 15 209 93 302OPPONENTS 15 105 29 134GOALIES GP-GS Min GA GA/G Saves Save% SOsMaggie Eichenlaub 15-15 900 105 7.0 129 .551 0BISHOPS 15 900 105 7.0 129 .551 0OPPONENTS 15 900 209 13.9 157 .429 0bold face indicates returning player122007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

2006 NCAC Standings 2006 NCAC Stat LeadersNCACOverallTeam W L Pct GF GA W L Pct GF GADenison 3 3 .500 59 56 8 5 .500 140 174Allegheny 4 2 .667 70 64 9 7 .563 155 140Wooster 6 0 1.000 76 42 11 3 .786 166 106Ohio Wesleyan 5 1 .833 85 35 12 3 .800 209 105Kenyon 2 4 .333 78 99 3 9 .250 144 175Oberlin 1 5 .167 71 83 4 10 .286 172 224Wittenberg 0 6 .000 58 94 3 11 .214 135 185NOTE: Places 1-4 are determined by the NCAC tournament.PREVIOUS NCAC REGULAR SEASON LEADERSYear Leader(s) (Record) Runner(s)-Up (Record) OWU1985 Denison (7-1) Wooster (5-3) 3-5, 4th1986 Denison (7-1) Wooster (6-2) 1-7, T41987 Denison (7-0) Wooster (4-3) 2-5, 4th1988 Denison (8-0) Kenyon (6-2) 1-7, 5th1989 Denison (7-1) Ohio Wesleyan (5-3)1990 Denison (10-2) Kenyon, Wittenberg (8-4) 7-5, 4th1991 Denison (11-1) Ohio Wesleyan (10-2)1992 Denison (12-0) Earlham, OWU (8-4)1993 Denison (12-0) OWU, Wooster (8-4)1994 Denison (7-0) Wooster, Oberlin (5-2) 2-5, 6th1995 Denison (7-0) Oberlin (6-1) 4-3, 4th1996 Denison (7-0) Ohio Wesleyan (6-1)1997 Oberlin (7-0) Ohio Wesleyan (6-1)1998 Denison (7-0) Oberlin (6-1) 5-2, 3rd1999 Denison (7-0) Oberlin (5-2) 5-2, T22000 Denison (7-0) Oberlin (6-1) 3-4, T42001 Denison (7-0) Kenyon, Wooster (5-2) 4-3, T42002 Denison (7-0) Wooster (6-1) 4-3, 3rd2003 Denison, Wooster (6-1) Wittenberg (5-2) 4-3, T42004 Wooster (6-0) Denison (5-1) 2-4, T52005 Denison (6-0) Wooster (5-1) 4-2, 3rd2006 Wooster (6-0) Ohio Wesleyan (5-1)PREVIOUS NCAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSYear Champion (Score) Runner-Up1994 Denison (17-7) Wooster1995 Oberlin (5-4) Denison1996 Denison (16-6) Oberlin1997 Oberlin (18-4) Ohio Wesleyan1998 Oberlin (12-11) Denison1999 Denison (16-8) Oberlin2000 Denison (12-11) Oberlin2001 Denison (15-10) Wooster2002 Wooster (7-4) Denison2003 Wooster (8-7) Denison2004 Wooster (10-6) Allegheny2005 Ohio Wesleyan (14-11) Denison2006 Denison (11-7) AlleghenyNOTE: During the 1985-93 seasons, the NCAC champion wasdetermined by the highest regular season winning percentage. Beginningwith the 1994 season, the NCAC tournament champion wasrecognized as the conference champion.SCORING G Goals Assists Points Pts/GKaley Bell, KEN 12 46 14 60 5.00Megan Sward, WOO 14 35 32 57 4.79Lela Hull, OBE 14 48 18 66 4.71Helena Iaquinta, WOO 14 44 13 57 4.07Melissa Jackson, WITT 14 43 9 52 3.71Amber Cupples, WITT 14 23 26 49 3.50Amanda Drummond, KEN 12 32 9 41 3.42Kaitlin Barrer, OBE 14 39 6 45 3.21Jamie Blake, OWU 15 26 22 48 3.20GOALTENDING G Goals Saves Saves%Nicki Hunt, WOO 14 100 145 .592Maggie Eichenlaub, OWU 15 105 129 .551Leslie Stange, ALL 16 140 149 .516PREVIOUS NCAC INDIVIDUAL LEADERSSCORINGYear Player G Goals Assists Points Pts/G1985 Betty Title, WOO 14 40 16 56 4.001986 Betty Title, WOO 10 43 11 54 5.401987 Wendy Briggs, DEN 10 38 9 47 4.701988 Jessica Brown, KEN 12 44 7 51 4.251989 Cathleen Mendelson, DEN 11 51 9 60 5.451990 Jen Sherbrooke, DEN 15 49 17 66 4.401991 Christina Monacelli, DEN 15 67 19 86 5.731992 Christina Monacelli, DEN 16 58 36 94 5.881993 Cheryl Connolly, DEN 16 62 28 90 5.631994 Cheryl Connolly, DEN 15 80 22 102 6.801995 Maria Phoenix, DEN 15 74 9 83 5.531996 Jo-El Miller, WITT 14 57 15 72 5.141997 Elizabeth Barry, OBE 17 64 20 84 4.941998 Jenny Feldman, OWU 12 34 29 63 5.251999 Laura Peace, DEN 15 65 12 77 5.132000 Laura Peace, DEN 14 60 18 78 5.572001 Kati Robbins, WITT 15 46 40 86 5.732002 Cara Romanowski, WITT 14 54 7 61 4.362003 Beth Hemminger, WOO 14 48 37 85 6.072004 Kaley Bell, KEN 13 46 9 55 4.232005 Kaley Bell, KEN 12 30 16 46 3.832006 Kaley Bell, KEN 12 46 14 60 5.00GOALTENDINGYear Player G Goals Saves Saves%1985 Bernadette Delgado, OBE 12 96 296 .7551986 Christine Moyles, KEN 15 92 174 .6541987 Camille Gonzales, OBE 10 88 151 .6321988 Chris Moyles, KEN 11 93 129 .5811989 Cathie Herrick, KEN 8 71 95 .5721990 Cathie Herrick, KEN 14 109 201 .6481991 Katy Anderson, OWU 14 107 176 .6221992 Christy Polumbus, DEN 16 62 111 .6421993 Christy Polumbus, DEN 16 88 173 .6631994 Jacqui Perna, KEN 15 154 226 .5951995 Alysia Oakley, OBE 12 50 85 .6301996 Tracy Scott, OWU 12 103 188 .6461997 Tracy Scott, OWU 15 112 196 .6361998 Jenny Chin, EARL 8 128 137 .5171999 Tamar Jeffery, OWU 14 97 120 .5532000 Tamar Jeffery, OWU 15 86 124 .5902001 Ruth Crowell, KEN 12 102 151 .5972002 Sarah Pilzer, OBE 12 112 189 .6282003 Abbe Stewart, DEN 17 138 234 .6292004 Nicki Hunt, WOO 15 95 177 .6512005 Nicki Hunt, WOO 11 74 102 .5802006 Nicki Hunt, WOO 14 100 145 .5922007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse13

PREVIOUS NCAC PLAYERS OF THE YEARYear Player1985 none1986 Betty Title, Wooster1987 Wendy Stetson, Kenyon1988 Jessica Brown, Kenyon1989 Cathleen Mendelson, Denison1990 Betsy Jennings, Kenyon, and Jen Sherbrooke, Denison1991 Christina Monacelli, DenisonOFFENSEYear Player1992 Christina Monacelli, Denison1993 Chrissy Talarico, Denison1994 Cheryl Connolly, Denison1995 Meg Wood, Wooster1996 Maria Phoenix, Denison1997 Elizabeth Barry, Oberlin1998 Jen Durgin, Ohio Wesleyan1999 Kim Allen, Oberlin2000 Laura Peace, Denison2001 Kati Robbins, Wittenberg2002 Bridget Curley, Denison2003 Beth Hemminger, Wooster2004 Megan Sward, Wooster2005 Carrie Williams, Ohio Wesleyan2006 Helena Iaquinta, WoosterDEFENSEYear Player1992 Amy Bradley, Denison1993 Christy Polumbus, Denison1994 Betsy Trowbridge, Kenyon1995 Sarah Bennett, Denison1996 Emily Brunk, Wooster1997 Tracy Scott, Ohio Wesleyan1998 Katherine Roberts, Oberlin1999 Alison Offenburger, Denison2000 Maggie McFalls, Oberlin2001 Jessica Critchlow, Wooster2002 Cara Romanowski, Wittenberg2003 Abbe Stewart, Denison2004 Nicole Pritchard, Wooster2005 Molly Lamdin, Denison2006 Emily Deering, AlleghenyJen DurginTracy ScottPREVIOUS NCAC NEWCOMERS OF THE YEARYear Player Year Player1995 Katherine Roberts, Oberlin 2001 Nicole Pritchard, Wooster1996 Allison Offenburger, Denison 2002 Sarah Pilzer, Oberlin1997 Marissa Moore, Wooster 2003 Emily Deering, Allegheny1998 Laura Peace, Denison 2004 Krissy Frost, Denison1999 Barbara Eklund, Allegheny 2005 Quinn Simmons, Denison2000 Gwen Ockenlaender, Kenyon 2006 Lela Hull, OberlinPREVIOUS NCAC COACHES OF THE YEARYear Coach Year Coach1986 Sandra Moore, Kenyon 1997 Mindy Manolovich, Oberlin1987 Janine Hathorn, Denison 1998 Alix Rorke, Denison1988 Heather Setzler, Oberlin 1999 Alix Rorke, Denison1989 Tracy Coyne, Denison 2000 Alix Rorke, DenisonMary Parker, OWU 2001 Liz Grote, Wooster1990 Sue Stimmel, Denison 2002 Liz Grote, Wooster1991 Mary Parker, OWU 2003 Nancy Beck, Wittenberg1992 Sue Stimmel, Denison 2004 Paul Bonus, Allegheny1993 Sue Stimmel, Denison Alison Share, Wooster1994 Katharine Perry, Oberlin 2005 Kimberly Rocheleau, OWU1995 Katharine DeLorenzo, Oberlin 2006 Stephani Brzezowski, DEN1996 Linda Strapp, OWUNCAC RecordsINDIVIDUAL — GAMEGoals: 9, Cary Loomis (Kenyon) vs. Wooster, 3/29/1994;Jill Machaski (Allegheny) vs. Alfred, 4/2/1995;Amanda McDermott (OWU) vs. Earlham, 4/29/2003Assists: 8, Amy Newell (OWU) vs. Wooster, 4/22/1989;Beth Hemminger (Wooster) vs. Kenyon, 5/2/2003Points: 14, Beth Hemminger (Wooster) vs. Kenyon, 5/2/2003(6-8)Saves: 32, Alysia Oakley (Oberlin) vs. Ithaca, 3/31/1996INDIVIDUAL — SEASONGoals: 80, Cheryl Connolly (Denison), 1994Assists: 40, Kati Robbins (Wittenberg), 2001Points: 102, Cheryl Connolly (Denison), 1994 (80-22)Saves: 296, Bernadette Delgado (Oberlin), 1985Saves Percentage: .755 (96-296), Bernadette Delgado(Oberlin), 1985INDIVIDUAL — CAREERGoals: 233, Laura Peace (Denison), 1998-2001Assists: 139, Beth Hemminger (Wooster), 2000-03Points: 300, Beth Hemminger (Wooster), 2000-03 (161-139)Saves: 679, Katy Anderson (Ohio Wesleyan), 1990-93Saves Percentage: .634 (358-621), Tracy Scott (OWU),1995-97TEAM — GAMEGoals: 29, Kenyon vs. Earlham, 4/25/1998Goals, Both Teams: 45, Ohio Wesleyan (23) vs. Kenyon (22),4/21/1998Fewest Goals Allowed: 0, Denison vs. Earlham, 3/25/1998;Denison vs. Allegheny, 4/15/2000;Kenyon vs. Earlham, 4/19/2000;Oberlin vs. Earlham, 3/24/2001;Ohio Wesleyan vs. Earlham, 4/7/2001;Wooster vs. Earlham, 4/14/2001;Ohio Wesleyan vs. Medaille, 3/23/2003;Kenyon vs. Dallas, 4/3/2004Winning Margin: 26, Kenyon (29) vs. Earlham (3), 4/25/1998Assists: 17, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Earlham, 4/30/1996Saves: 32, Oberlin vs. Ithaca, 3/31/1996TEAM — SEASONGoals: 244, Denison, 1999Fewest Goals Allowed: 51, Denison, 1987Wins: 15, Denison, 1992Winning Percentage: .938 (15-1), Denison, 1992Winning Streak: 15, Denison, 1992Winning Streak (NCAC games): 49, Denison, 1991-96142007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

About the NCACOhio Wesleyan University is a charter member of the NorthCoast Athletic Conference, which began competition in the 1984-85 academic year. Other charter members are Allegheny College,Case Western Reserve University, Denison University, KenyonCollege, Oberlin College and the College of Wooster. EarlhamCollege and Wittenberg University joined the NCAC in 1988, andHiram College and Wabash College joined the NCAC in 1998.The NCAC’s 10 members believe academic and athleticexcellence can co-exist, with no undue overemphasis on athletics.They also believe the principle of balance is important in athleticprograms at the Division III level, with no “major” or “minor” sportsin comparison with any other, but all equally worthwhile. Equity forboth men’s and women’s sports is a founding and standardprinciple. The NCAC’s 22 championship sports includes 11 for menand 11 for women, the latter figure leading all Division III conferencesin the country. When at least 5 Conference institutionssponsor a varsity sport, the NCAC conducts championship playand honors the champion.During the NCAC’s 22 years of competition, the league hasestablished itself as one of the most competitive in the nation. Atotal of 43 teams in all 22 sports were represented in nationalcompetition last year, with one team winning an NCAA Division IIIchampionship to raise the conference’s 22-year total to 54. Inaddition, 168 student-athletes from around the league earned All-America and/or Academic All-America ® honors.The NCAC in BriefCYNTHIA HOLLIDAYSenior Women'sAdministratorOhio Wesleyan Universityhas been in the forefront ofestablishing excellence andequity in the athletic arena forboth men and women. OhioWesleyan was one of thefounding institutions of theNational Collegiate AthleticAssociation (NCAA). In the early 1980s, MaryParker, a coach and administrator at OhioWesleyan, played an integral role in founding theCentennial Conference, the first conference in thenation formed specifically for women’s athletics.In 1983, Ohio Wesleyan became a chartermember of the North Coast Athletic Conference(NCAC). The NCAC’s founding philosophyincludes both sport and gender equity as well asa firm commitment to academics. The NCACconducts championships in 22 sports, 11 for menand 11 for women. Ohio Wesleyan’s Athletic Hallof Fame was one of the first to induct both menand women. Ohio Wesleyan University willcontinue the commitment to excellence,academically, athletically and with sport andgender equity a priority.Executive Director ................................................. Dennis CollinsOffice Phone ................................................ (440) 871-8100Home Phone................................................ (440) 892-1904Assistant Director ................................Keri Alexander LuchowskiAssistant Director ..................................................... Sue PenickaFax Machine ................................................ (440) 871-4221Mailing Address .............. PO Box 16679, Cleveland, OH 44116E-mail ......................................................... ncac@northcoast.orgHome Page ......................................... http://www.northcoast.orgFounded ............................................................... February, 1983Conference Colors ...................................... Red, White and BlueChampionship Sports ............................. 22 (11 men, 11 women)Carrie Williams was named NCAC Player of the Year in 2005.2007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse15

2006 in ReviewOhio Wesleyan 11, Redlands 8 March 15 at Redlands, Calif.Liz Stockdale scored to kick off a late 3-0 run that gave OhioWesleyan breathing room in a non-conference win over theBulldogs. Stockdale led the Bishops with 3 goals, while KadiKuhlenberg scored 2 goals.SCORING LEADERS: Stockdale 3-0, Kuhlenberg 2-0.SAVES: Eichenlaub 7.Ohio Wesleyan 20, Whittier 3 March 16 at Whittier, Calif.Alexa Deaton and Lura Allen scored 3 goals apiece as OhioWesleyan raced to a 14-1 halftime lead and went on to defeat thePoets.SCORING LEADERS: Deaton 3-2, Blake 2-3.SAVES: Eichenlaub 4.Ohio Wesleyan 13, C-M-S 10 March 18 at Claremont, Calif.Deaton, Hannah Mudge and Jamie Blake paced the OhioWesleyan offense as the Bishops took a 10-5 halftime lead andwent on to defeat Claremont-Mudd-Scripps.SCORING LEADERS: Blake 1-5, Mudge 4-1, Deaton 4-0.SAVES: Eichenlaub 8.Ohio Wesleyan 20, Seton Hill 3 March 25 at SpringfieldAllen, Blake and Channing Bush scored 3 goals apiece to leadOhio Wesleyan past the Griffins in non-conference play. The winwas Ohio Wesleyan’s fourth in a row, tying the school record for aseason-opening winning streak. The Bishops also won their first 4games of the season in 1972, 1974 and 2004.SCORING LEADERS: Allen 3-4, Blake 3-2, Bush 3-0.SAVES: Eichenlaub 3.Ohio Wesleyan 11, Notre Dame 4 March 27 at South EuclidMudge scored 5 goals to lead the Bishops over the Falcons innon-conference play. The win was Ohio Wesleyan’s fifth in a row,setting a school record for a season-opening winning streak.SCORING LEADERS: Mudge 5-0; Allen, Deaton 2-0.SAVES: Eichenlaub 6.Ohio Wesleyan 9, Denison 4 March 29 at Roy Rike FieldMudge scored to kick off a 4-0 run that put Ohio Wesleyanahead to stay in its NCAC opener against the Big Red.SCORING LEADERS: Blake 2-2, Allen 1-2, Burke 2-0.SAVES: Eichenlaub 12.Brockport State 15, Ohio Wesleyan 14 April 1 at Brockport, N.Y.Julia Fouts scored 5 goals to fuel a furious second-halfcomeback, but the Golden Eagles held off the rally to escape witha non-conference win. The Bishops trailed, 13-3, at halftime, butscored 3 straight goals to open the second half, and after BrockportState scored, Ohio Wesleyan reeled off 7 straight goals, with Fouts,Deaton and Mudge scoring twice during that streak, to close within14-13 on Deaton’s goal with 2:47 to play. The loss snapped OhioWesleyan’s school-record season-opening winning streak at 6games.SCORING LEADERS: Fouts 6-1, Deaton 3-4, Mudge 3-3.SAVES: Eichenlaub 13.Ohio Wesleyan 15, Allegheny 9 April 2 at Meadville, Pa.Deaton had 2 goals and 2 assists during a 4-0 run that put OhioWesleyan ahead to stay, then scored to kick off a game-ending 4-0 run that sealed the win as the Bishops defeated the Gators inNCAC play. Deaton was named NCAC Player of the Week for herefforts in the Notre Dame, Denison, Brockport State and Alleghenygames.SCORING LEADERS: Deaton 5-3, Blake 3-1.SAVES: Eichenlaub 14.Ohio Wesleyan 18, Kenyon 4 April 4 at Roy Rike FieldAllen and Fouts each contributed a goal and an assist duringa 5-0 game-opening run that started Ohio Wesleyan on its way toan NCAC win over the Ladies.SCORING LEADERS: Allen 5-1, Fouts 3-3.SAVES: Eichenlaub 9.Ohio Wesleyan 14, St. Vincent 7 April 9 at Roy Rike FieldDeaton scored 2 goals during each of a pair of 4-0 runs thathelped Ohio Wesleyan to a non-conference win over the Bearcats.SCORING LEADERS: Deaton 5-0, Porter 3-0.SAVES: Eichenlaub 10.Ohio Wesleyan 20, Oberlin 7April 15 at OberlinMudge had 2 goals as Ohio Wesleyan opened the game witha 4-0 spree and went on to defeat the Yeowomen in NCAC action.SCORING LEADERS: Fouts 4-2, Blake 3-2.SAVES: Eichenlaub 5.Ohio Wesleyan 17, Wittenberg 4 April 22 at SpringfieldBlake, Deaton and Mudge each scored twice during a gameopening8-0 run that started Ohio Wesleyan on its way to an NCACwin over the Tigers.SCORING LEADERS: Blake 4-3, Fouts 3-2.SAVES: Eichenlaub 12.162007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

Wooster 7, Ohio Wesleyan 6 April 26 at Roy Rike FieldBush scored a free position goal to bring Ohio Wesleyan within7-6, but the Fighting Scots were able to withstand a last-minute freeposition shot by Fouts and escape with an NCAC win.SCORING LEADERS: Deaton, Fouts 2-0.SAVES: Eichenlaub 8.Ohio Wesleyan 14, Frostburg State 11 April 29 at Roy Rike FieldStockdale, Allen and Fouts scored goals asOhio Wesleyan finished the first half with a 3-0 runand went on to defeat the Bobcats in nonconferenceaction.SCORING LEADERS: Stockdale 1-3,Mudge 3-0.SAVES: Eichenlaub 8.StockdaleNCAC TOURNAMENTAllegheny 9, Ohio Wesleyan 7May 5 at GranvillePolly Burke scored twice to help Ohio Wesleyan to a 6-4halftime lead, but the Gators outscored the Bishops 5-1 during thesecond half on the way to a win in a semifinal contest of the NCACtournament. Maggie Eichenlaub and Fouts represented theBishops on the all-tournament team.SCORING LEADERS: Burke 3-0, Allen 1-2.SAVES: Eichenlaub 10.Bishops Year-by-YearYear Coach W L T Pct GF GA NCAC1970 Mary Parker 7 3 1 .682 38 35 —1971 Mary Parker 4 2 1 .643 44 41 —1972 Mary Parker 7 2 0 .778 77 64 —1973 Mary Parker 1 5 4 .300 65 82 —1974 Mary Parker 4 3 1 .563 73 59 —1975 Mary Parker 7 2 1 .750 96 72 —1976 Mary Parker 5 4 1 .550 71 59 —1977 Mary Parker 5 6 0 .455 77 65 —1978 Mary Parker 7 2 1 .750 85 68 —1979 Mary Parker 4 5 1 .450 83 95 —1980 Mary Parker 0 12 0 .000 84 165 —1981 Mary Parker 1 11 1 .115 69 147 —1982 Mary Parker 5 6 1 .458 128 104 —1983 Mary Parker 4 3 0 .429 82 82 —1984 Mary Parker 3 8 0 .273 125 171 —1985 Mary Parker 4 6 0 .400 89 113 3-5-01986 Mary Parker 1 9 0 .100 75 138 1-7-01987 Mary Parker 2 7 0 .222 75 121 2-5-01988 Mary Parker 2 9 0 .182 91 123 1-7-01989 Mary Parker 6 4 0 .600 101 99 5-3-01990 Mary Parker 7 5 0 .583 131 105 7-5-01991 Mary Parker 12 2 0 .857 183 124 10-2-0Parker (22 years) 96 116 13 .456 29-341992 Linda Strapp 8 7 0 .533 161 164 8-4-01993 Linda Strapp 8 7 0 .533 153 157 8-4-01994 Linda Strapp 3 8 0 .273 105 128 2-5-01995 Linda Strapp 7 5 1 .577 147 153 4-3-01996 Linda Strapp 9 5 0 .643 185 123 6-1-01997 Linda Strapp 11 4 0 .733 185 116 6-1-01998 Linda Strapp 7 6 0 .538 183 168 5-2-01999 Linda Strapp 8 8 0 .500 184 179 5-2-0Strapp (8 years) 61 50 1 .549 44-222000 Alise Shuart 6 9 0 .400 156 150 3-4-02001 Alise Shuart 10 7 0 .588 164 136 5-4-02002 Alise Shuart 11 8 0 .579 188 168 4-3-02003 Alise Shuart 8 7 0 .533 174 183 4-3-0Shuart (4 years) 35 31 0 .530 16-142004 Kimberly Rocheleau 7 6 0 .538 161 139 2-4-02005* Kimberly Rocheleau 12 4 0 .750 205 163 4-2-02006 Kimberly Rocheleau 12 3 0 .800 209 105 5-1-0Rocheleau (3 years) 31 13 0 .705 11-7TOTALS (37 years) 224 212 14 .513 95-76*reached NCAA tournamentbold face denotes league championMary Parker Linda Strapp Alise Shuart2007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse17

All-Time Series RecordsOpponent First Game Last Game W L TAlfred 1999 (14-13) 2003 (14-8) 3 1 0Allegheny 1994 (8-9) 2006 (7-9) 10 4 0Ashland 1973 (4-7) 1974 (15-5) 1 1 0Ball State 1972 (8-5) 1982 (8-14) 2 4 0Bowling Green** 1971 (13-4) 1982 (22-3) 6 5 1Bridgewater 2004 (10-5) 2004 (10-5) 1 0 0Brockport State 2006 (14-15) 2006 (14-15) 0 1 0Canisius 2001 (8-9) 2002 (5-10) 0 2 0Catholic 2000 (4-13) 2002 (5-11) 0 2 0Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 2003 (7-9) 2006 (13-10) 1 1 0Colby 1998 (4-17) 1998 (4-17) 0 1 0Colorado College 1997 (10-16) 2004 (3-18) 0 5 0Connecticut College 2007Dallas 2004 (15-2) 2004 (15-2) 1 0 0Denison 1970 (1-0) 2006 (9-4) 7 39 0Earlham 1970 (8-13) 2003 (20-5) 26 15 3Fairleigh Dickinson 2007Ferrum 2004 (24-4) 2004 (24-4) 1 0 0Fredonia State 2000 (16-9) 2001 (19-8) 2 0 0Frostburg State 1992 (5-12) 2006 (14-11) 2 5 0Gannon 1996 (9-10) 1998 (5-21) 0 3 0Gettysburg 2005 (4-21) 2005 (4-21) 0 1 0Greensboro 2002 (6-13) 2002 (6-13) 1 0 0Guilford 2001 (14-10) 2002 (12-7) 2 0 0Hartwick 1996 (3-9) 1996 (3-9) 0 1 0Hollins 2004 (22-1) 2004 (22-1) 1 0 0Indiana 1972 (8-6) 1972 (8-6) 1 0 0Indiana (Pa.) 2000 (9-11) 2001 (3-9) 0 2 0Ithaca 1999 (7-15) 2005 (10-9) 1 1 0Kent State 1981 (12-2) 1981 (12-2) 1 0 0Kenyon 1971 (7-7) 2006 (18-4) 32 22 4Lycoming 2000 (15-7) 2000 (15-7) 1 0 0Marymount 1999 (14-10) 1999 (14-10) 1 0 0Medaille 2002 (16-1) 2003 (20-0) 2 0 0Mercyhurst 1999 (7-11) 1999 (7-11) 0 1 0Messiah 2005 (6-8) 2005 (6-8) 0 1 0Muskingum 1970 (1-1) 1970 (1-1) 0 0 1Nazareth 1999 (9-12) 1999 (9-12) 0 1 0Northwestern 1992 (6-13) 1992 (6-13) 0 1 0Notre Dame (Ohio) 2005 (16-4) 2006 (11-4) 3 0 0Oberlin 1973 (6-11) 2006 (20-7) 24 22 1Ohio State 1970 (2-0) 1996 (8-15) 6 5 0Ohio University 1970 (2-5) 1984 (17-23) 3 11 0Otterbein 1970 (3-1) 1970 (3-1) 1 0 0Puget Sound 2002 (11-4) 2002 (11-4) 1 0 0Redlands 2001 (9-3) 2006 (11-8) 3 0 0Roanoke 1992 (6-18) 1992 (6-18) 0 1 0Rochester 1988 (10-12) 1995 (19-8) 2 1 0Rowan 1993 (11-18) 1993 (11-18) 0 1 0St. John Fisher 1999 (22-1) 1999 (22-1) 1 0 0St. Mary’s (Md.) 2002 (1-25) 2003 (2-23) 0 2 0St. Vincent 2000 (17-4) 2006 (14-6) 6 0 0Seton Hill 2006 (20-3) 2006 (20-3) 1 0 0Slippery Rock 1991 (9-4) 1991 (9-4) 1 0 0Susquehanna 2005 (8-7) 2005 (8-7) 1 0 0Swarthmore 1993 (13-15) 1993 (13-15) 0 1 0Washington (Md.) 2007Wheaton (Mass.) 2001 (7-17) 2001 (7-17) 0 1 0Whittier 2001 (13-1) 2006 (20-3) 3 0 0William Smith 1999 (2-26) 1999 (2-26) 0 1 0Wittenberg 1970 (1-0) 2006 (17-4) 36 10 2Wooster* 1970 (9-6) 2006 (6-7) 30 31 2bold face indicates 2007 opponent*one score missing**two scores missingMARK SHIPPSVice President,University RelationsThe Remembering Mr.Rickey campaign iscomprehensive in that it willtouch nearly all of OhioWesleyan’s athletic facilities —within one campaign we will beable to significantly impactmost of our 23 sports. Thecampaign is focused on both athletics andrecreation, and it is estimated that at least 80percent of the student body uses these facilities ona regular basis. The upgrades to the Selby fieldand track, especially the artificial turf installation,will extend the use of this facility seasonally, and itwill allow teams to share the fields even during theindividual team seasons. Incoming studentathleteshave reported their excitement over theprospect of playing in renovated and new facilities.For example, our very strong softball program willsoon benefit from its own new field, now beingconstructed south of the baseball diamond.Student-athlete recruiting has benefitted not onlyfrom the obvious ongoing improvement, but alsofrom the planned upgrades and new facilities thatwill come on line as we continue to receivecontributions to the Remembering Mr. Rickeycampaign.182007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

Bishop RecordsSingle-Game Goals9 Amanda McDermott at Earlham Sr. M 4/29/20038 Amy Newell at Earlham Sr. A 5/2/19908 Betsy Tower vs. Earlham Sr. A 4/30/19967 Jessica Battle at Kenyon Fr. A 4/4/19917 Fran Smith vs. Rochester So. A 4/27/19917 Wendy Zellmer vs. Rochester Sr. A 4/9/19957 Dana Day vs. Earlham Sr. A 4/12/19967 Jen Durgin at Allegheny Sr. A 4/11/19987 Jen Durgin at Kenyon Sr. A 4/21/19987 Tanya Tanhehco at Kenyon So. A 4/21/19987 Jen Durgin vs. Wittenberg Sr. A 4/28/19987 Tanya Tanhehco vs. Kenyon Sr. A 4/11/2000Single-Game Assists8 Amy Newell at Wooster Jr. A 4/22/19897 Alexa Economou at Kenyon Jr. A 3/20/19966 Amy Newell at Wooster Sr. A 4/5/19906 Jessica Battle at Oberlin So. A 4/16/19926 Jessica Battle vs. Kenyon So. A 4/25/19926 Jenny Feldman vs. Wooster So. A 3/29/1997Single-Game Points11 Amy Newell at Earlham 8-3 Sr. A 5/2/199011 Jessica Battle vs. Kenyon 5-6 So. A 4/25/199211 Jenny Feldman at Allegheny 6-5 Jr. A 4/11/199811 Amanda McDermott at Earlham 9-2 Sr. M 4/29/200310 Alexa Economou at Kenyon 3-7 Jr. A 3/20/199610 Jenny Feldman vs. Earlham 5-5 Fr. A 4/30/1996Single-Game Saves29 Tracy Scott vs. Denison So. 4/12/199526 Tracy Scott at Oberlin Jr. 4/17/199626 Sarah Murray at Wooster Fr. 4/20/199626 Tracy Scott vs. Denison Sr. 3/26/199725 Renée Hauer at Denison Sr. 4/13/199425 Renée Hauer at Earlham Sr. 4/21/1994Single-Season Goals58 Jen Durgin Sr. A 13g 199850 Jessica Battle So. A 15g 199249 Amanda McDermott So. M 16g 200144 Carrie Williams So. A 15g 200341 Denise Goldman Sr. A 15g 199241 Jen Durgin Jr. A 15g 199741 Carrie Williams Sr. A 16g 2005Single-Season Assists36 Amy Newell Jr. 1H 10g 198929 Fran Smith So. A 14g 199129 Jenny Feldman Jr. A 12g 199827 Jenny Feldman Sr. A 16g 199925 Claire Riley Sr. A 15g 2000Single-Season Points73 Jessica Battle 50-23 So. A 15g 199268 Jen Durgin 58-10 Sr. A 13g 199863 Jenny Feldman 34-29 Jr. A 12g 199862 Fran Smith 33-29 So. A 14g 199162 Carrie Williams 44-18 So. M 15g 2003Single-Season Saves237 Tracy Scott So. 13g 1995225 Jody Dickinson Sr. 19g 2002196 Tracy Scott Sr. 15g 1997188 Tracy Scott Jr. 12g 1996180 Katy Anderson Jr. 15g 1992Career Goals157 Carrie Williams A-M 2002-05135 Jenny Feldman A 1996-99134 Amanda McDermott M 2000-03121 Jen Durgin A 1995, 97-98117 Tanya Tanhehco A 1997-2000Career Assists100 Jenny Feldman A 1996-9974 Amy Newell A 1987-9060 Claire Riley A 1997-200059 Carrie Williams A-M 2002-0549 Jamie Blake A 2004-06Career Points235 Jenny Feldman 135-100 A 1996-99216 Carrie Williams 157- 59 A-M 2002-05163 Amanda McDermott 134- 29 M 2000-03157 Amy Newell 83- 74 A 1987-90153 Jen Durgin 121- 32 A 1995, 97-98Career Saves679 Katy Anderson 1990-93621 Tracy Scott 1995-97533 Tamar Jeffery 1998-2001452 Jody Dickinson 1999-2002296 Maggie Eichenlaub 2005-06A. McDermott Amy Newell Jessica Battle Tracy Scott Jen Durgin Carrie Williams Jenny Feldman Katy Anderson2007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse19

Bishop Team Records Stat Leaders 1985-2006TEAM — GAMEGoals: 25 vs. Earlham, 4/30/1996Goals, First Half: 17 at Ferrum, 3/8/2004Goals, Second Half: 15 at Kenyon, 4/6/2005Assists: 17 vs. Earlham, 4/30/1996Goals Allowed: 26 vs. Wooster, 1984; at William Smith, 4/24/1999Goals Allowed, First Half: 14 at St. Mary’s, 4/7/2002Goals Allowed, Second Half: 14 at William Smith, 4/24/1999Fewest Goals Scored: 1 vs. Denison, 1970; vs. Muskingum, 1970;vs. Wittenberg, 1970; vs. Earlham, 1971; vs. Earlham, 1981;at St. Mary’s, 4/7/2002Shutouts: vs. Denison, 1970; vs. Wittenberg, 1970;vs. Ohio State, 1970; at Earlham, 4/7/2001;vs. Medaille, 3/23/2003Goals, Both Teams: 45 at Kenyon (23-22), 4/21/1998Fewest Goals, Both Teams: 1 vs. Denison (1-0), 1970;vs. Wittenberg (1-0), 1970Winning Margin: 23 vs. Earlham (25-2), 4/30/1996Losing Margin: 24 at William Smith (2-26), 4/24/1999;at St. Mary’s (1-25), 4/7/2002TEAM — SEASONGoals: 209 (15 games), 2006Goals/Game: 14.1 (183 in 13 games), 1998Goals, Regular Season: 202 (14 games), 2006Goals/Game, Regular Season: 14.4 (202 in 14 games), 2006Fewest Goals Allowed: 35 (11 games), 1970Fewest Goals Allowed/Game: 3.2 (35 in 11 games), 1970Most Goals Allowed: 183 (15 games), 2003Most Goals Allowed/Game: 15.5 (171 in 11 games), 1984Scoring Margin: 104 (209-105, 15 games), 2006Shutouts: 3 (11 games), 1970VICTORY RECORDSVictories, Season: 12 (14 games), 1991; (16 games), 2005;(15 games), 2006Fewest Defeats, Season: 2 (7 games), 1971; (9 games), 1972;(10 games), 1975; (10 games), 1978; (14 games), 1991Winning Percentage, Season: .857 (12-2), 1991Ties: 4 (10 games), 1973Losses: 12 (12 games), 1980Winning Streak: 8, 1996 and 2005Winning Streak, Start of Season: 6, 2006Unbeaten Streak: 8 (6-0-1 in 1970 + 0-0-1 in 1971); (8-0-0 in 1996);(8-0-0 in 2005)Unbeaten Streak, Start of Season: 6 (6-0-0), 2006Losing Streak: 12, 1980Losing Streak, Start of Season: 12, 1980Winless Streak: 24 (0-23-1, 0-12 in 1980 + 0-11-1 in 1981)Consecutive Ties: 3, 1973Consecutive Winning Seasons: 6, 2001-06Consecutive Non-Losing Seasons: 6, 2001-06Year Goals Assists Points1985 Dale Pakula ............ 22 Meredith Putnam . 11 Jaleh Hagigh ........ 301986 Laura Conrades ...... 31 Rosalie Hunter ...... 8 Laura Conrades ... 371987 Amy Newell ............. 26 Morgan Johnston .. 8 Amy Newell .......... 311988 Anne Werner .......... 24 Benkard, Newell .... 9 Elise Benkard ....... 271989 Kendall Brewer ....... 27 Amy Newell ......... 36 Amy Newell .......... 511990 Amy Newell ............. 27 Amy Newell ......... 24 Amy Newell .......... 511991 Fran Smith .............. 33 Fran Smith ........... 29 Fran Smith ........... 621992 Jessica Battle ......... 50 Jessica Battle ...... 23 Jessica Battle ....... 731993 Babe Ely ................. 32 Babe Ely .............. 18 Babe Ely .............. 501994 Wendy Zellmer ....... 40 Melissa Stueck ...... 9 Wendy Zellmer ..... 431995 Wendy Zellmer ....... 26 Jen Durgin ........... 12 Jen Durgin ........... 341996 Dana Day ................ 35 Jenny Feldman .... 23 Jenny Feldman .... 551997 Jen Durgin .............. 41 Jenny Feldman .... 21 Jenny Feldman .... 561998 Jen Durgin .............. 58 Jenny Feldman .... 29 Jen Durgin ........... 681999 Tanya Tanhehco ..... 37 Jenny Feldman .... 27 Jenny Feldman .... 612000 Claire Riley ............. 32 Claire Riley .......... 25 Claire Riley .......... 572001 Amanda McDermott ...... 49 Alexa Laub .......... 13 Amanda McDermott ... 552002 Carrie Williams ....... 37 Alexa Laub .......... 19 Carrie Williams ..... 502003 Carrie Williams ....... 44 Carrie Williams .... 18 Carrie Williams ..... 622004 Carrie Williams ....... 35 Barzegar, Blake .. 14 Carrie Williams ..... 472005 Carrie Williams ....... 41 Carrie Williams .... 16 Carrie Williams ..... 572006 Alexa Deaton .......... 33 Jamie Blake ........ 22 Jamie Blake ......... 48JOHN KERCHERPresident,Alumni "W" AssociationAn important aspect of OhioWesleyan intercollegiate athleticsis the enthusiastic support fromthe Alumni "W" Association, agroup of 4500 alumniletterwinners worldwide. Thegoals of the Alumni "W"Association are to improvecommunications with alumni athletes, improve thecurrent athletic program and raise funds to supportannual operations of the current athletic program.Through the efforts of this group, individual team alumnigatherings are held yearly, such as a men’s soccer golfouting and alumni game to celebrate 50 years of men’ssoccer at OWU. Also, using e-mail, OWU keeps alumniinformed about the current teams’ activities andupcoming events. Each of OWU's 22 varsity teams hasa corresponding alumni group called the Committee forExcellence. These groups have programs to supportthe current coaches’ needs, mostly recruitingassistance. Another item is the annual Dale J. BruceScholar-Athlete Awards Dinner, at which time theUniversity’s top scholar-athletes are honored. ThroughTeam OWU, the principal athletic fundraising program,and other special events, the Alumni "W" Associationraises about $140,000 annually. We know of no otherDivision III university which raises as much moneyannually to support its athletic programs.202007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

Bishop All-StarsBRINE/IWLCA ALL-AMERICA1988Daina Stankevics, Jr., D ...................... 11990Anne Werner, Sr., D ........................... H1991Debbie Graeber, So., D ...................... 1Fran Smith, So., A ............................... 11992Debbie Graeber, Jr., A ........................ 31993Debbie Graeber, Sr., A ....................... 21997Tracy Scott, Sr., G .............................. 31998Jen Durgin, Sr., A ................................ 2USWLA ALL-AMERICA1991Fran Smith, So., A ............................... 1ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA®1996Polly Doyle, Sr., D ............................... 21997Chrissy Swartz, Jr., D ......................... 31998Chrissy Swartz, Sr., D ......................... 2Daina StankevicsFran SmithPolly DoyleAnne WernerDebbie GraeberChrissy SwartzALL-NORTH COASTATHLETIC CONFERENCE1985Jaleh Hagigh, Sr., A ............................ 1Laurie Kaplan, Sr., D ........................... 1Meredith Putnam, Sr., A ...................... 11986Laura Conrades, So., A ...................... 11987Morgan Johnston, Jr., A ...................... 1Daina Stankevics, Jr., D...................... 11988Daina Stankevics, Jr., D...................... 1Anne Werner, So., D ........................... 11989Cathy Ronan, So., A ........................... 1Anne Werner, Jr., D ............................ 11990Amy Newell, Sr., A .............................. 1Anne Werner, Sr., D ............................ 1Debbie Graeber, Fr., D ....................... 2Fran Smith, Fr., A ................................ 21991Katy Anderson, So., G ........................ 1Sarah Camp, Sr., D ............................. 1Debbie Graeber, So., D ...................... 1Fran Smith, So., A ............................... 1Kendall Brewer, Sr., A ......................... 2Doub Hanshaw, So., D........................ 21992Denise Goldman, Sr., A ...................... 1Debbie Graeber, Jr., M ....................... 1Jessica Battle, So., A .......................... 2Laura Coleman, So., D ....................... 2Kate Derrick, Jr., D ............................. 21993Laura Coleman, Jr., D ......................... 1Debbie Graeber, Sr., A ....................... 1Kate Derrick, Sr., D ............................. 2Babe Ely, Jr., A ................................... 2Allison Goodman, So., D ..................... 2Kristina Lenz, Jr., A ............................. 21994Wendy Zellmer, Jr., A ......................... 21995Tracy Scott, So., G.............................. 1Allison Goodman, Sr., M ..................... 2Wendy Zellmer, Sr., A ......................... 21996Lory Crowder, Fr., A ............................ 1Polly Doyle, Sr., D ............................... 1Tracy Scott, Jr., G ............................... 1Jenny Feldman, Fr., A ......................... 2Sarah Riordan, Jr., D .......................... 21997Jen Dunbar, Sr., D .............................. 1Jen Durgin, Jr., A ................................ 1Jenny Feldman, So., A ........................ 1Tracy Scott, Sr., G .............................. 1(Defensive Player of Year)Lory Crowder, So., M .......................... 2Sarah Riordan, Sr., D .......................... 21998Jen Durgin, Sr., A ................................ 1(Offensive Player of Year)Jenny Feldman, Jr., A ......................... 1Erin Riebe, Jr., D ................................. 2Chrissy Swartz, Sr., D ......................... 2Tanya Tanhehco, So., A ..................... 21999Jenny Feldman, Sr., A ........................ 1Tamar Jeffery, So., G.......................... 1Erin Riebe, Sr., D ................................ 1Tanya Tanhehco, Jr., A ....................... 1Tyler Martin, Jr., D .............................. 2Sarah Murray, Sr., A .......................... HLisa Payfer, So., D ............................. H2000Lisa Payfer, Jr., D ............................... 2Tamar Jeffery, Jr., G .......................... HTyler Martin, Sr., D ............................. HTanya Tanhehco, Sr., A ..................... H2001Tamar Jeffery, Sr., G .......................... 1Maggie Meagher, Sr. D ....................... 1Lisa Payfer, Sr., D ............................... 1Amanda McDermott, So., M ................ 2Jennifer Tolli, Jr., D ............................ H2002Jody Dickinson, Sr., G ........................ 1Megan Klein, Sr., D ............................. 1Amanda McDermott, Jr., M ................. 2Jennifer Tolli, Sr., D ............................ 2Carrie Williams, Fr., A ......................... 2Alexa Laub, So., A ............................. H2003Amanda McDermott, Sr., M ................ 1Lauren Bates, So., D ........................... 2Alexa Laub, Jr., M ............................... 2Carrie Williams, So., A ........................ 2Amy Miller, Sr., D ............................... H2004Carrie Williams, Jr., M ......................... 1Jamie Blake, Fr., A ............................. HPaula Breen, Fr., M ............................ HJana Kramer, Fr., D ........................... H2005Jana Kramer, So., D ........................... 1Carrie Williams, Jr., A ......................... 1(Offensive Player of Year)Lura Allen, Fr., M ................................ 2Jamie Blake, So., A ............................. 2Paula Breen, So., M ............................ 2Lila Barzegar, Sr., A ........................... HMaggie Eichenlaub, Fr., G ................. H2006Lura Allen, So., M ............................... 1Jamie Blake, Jr., A .............................. 1Alexa Deaton, So., M .......................... 2Maggie Eichenlaub, So., G ................. 2Julia Fouts, So., M .............................. 2Jana Kramer, Jr., D ............................. 2Hannah Mudge, Fr., A ......................... 21 ............................................. first team2 ....................................... second teamH ............................. honorable mention2007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse21

All-Time Bishop LetterwomenAAlfano, Keri ...................... 1988-89Allen, Christie ................... 1984-85Allen, Lura ........................ 2005-06Allen, Nancy ................ 1971-72-73Audino, Shelby ................. 1987-88Anderson, Katy ..... 1990-91-92-93BBabb, Kim ............................. 1989Banks, Val ............................. 1971Bartle, Janet .......................... 1971Barzegar, Lila ........ 2002-03-04-05Bates, Lauren .................. 2002-03Battle, Jessica ................. 1991-92Beam, Ashley ........ 2002-03-04-05Benkard, Elise ............. 1987-88-90Best, Bonnie ......................... 1969Bingham, Mary ...................... 1989Bissell, Gael .......... 1972-73-74-75Blades, Jane ............... 1974-75-76Blake, Jamie ............... 2004-05-06Blakemore, M.J. .... 1975-76-77-78Boos, Heidi ........................... 1989Bothfeld, Laura ................ 1981-84Bowser, Sue .................... 1969-70Boyd, Mary ............................ 1969Boyle, Alyssa ........................ 1993Breen, Paula ............... 2004-05-06Brewer, Kendall .......... 1988-89-91Briscuso, Sandy ............... 1975-76Brown, Jessi .................... 1995-96Bucher, Betsy .................. 1972-73Buck, Cathy ..................... 1979-80Burke, Polly ...................... 2005-06Burnett, Bonnie ........... 1969-70-71Burnett, Cathy ....... 1973-74-75-76Burns, Kate ........................... 1994Burtis, Betsy ......................... 1969Bush, Channing .................... 2006CCammerer, Karly .............. 1998-99Camp, Sarah ......... 1988-89-90-91Campos, Jen .................... 2004-06Cantrell, Ciki ......................... 1989Capute, Ann .......................... 2002Case, Amanda ...................... 1995Cauffman, Mary .... 1975-76-77-78Cepnio, Tracy ............. 2004-05-06Chambers, Sandy ................. 1969Chan, Annie ..................... 1971-73Chung, Ann Lih ..................... 1980Clarke, Lisa ........... 1982-83-84-85Clement, Beth ....................... 1981Coale, Brooke ....................... 2003Coleman, Laura .......... 1992-93-94Connell, Carol .................. 1990-91Conrades, Laura .............. 1985-86Corwin, Mel ........................... 1981Croff, Sigrid ........................... 1989Crowder, Lory .................. 1996-97Curran, Maureen ................... 1976DD’Alessandro, Sarah ............. 1993Daley, Meghan ...................... 1999Day, Dana ........................ 1995-96Deaton, Alexa .................. 2005-06Decker, Tedi ......................... 1994Derrick, Kate ............... 1991-92-93Diamond, Lee Ann ................ 1985Dickinson, Jody ..... 1999-2000-01-02Dickinson, Kara .......... 1993-94-95Diver, Barb ............ 1972-73-74-75Does, Marty ..................... 1970-71Donaldson, Joanna .......... 1991-92Doyle, Polly ................. 1993-95-96Draper, Emily .......... 1998-99-2001Drayton, Eugenie ........ 1970-71-72Dumanis, Mariah ................... 1994Dunbar, Jen ................ 1995-96-97Duquette, Mary ................ 1978-79Durgin, Jen ................. 1995-97-98EEastman, Mary ...................... 1978Eckert, Dennyse ................... 1977Economou, Alexa ............ 1994-95Edwards, Linda ..... 1979-80-81-82Egan, Laura .......................... 1989Eibert, Ami ....................... 1998-99Eichenlaub, Maggie ......... 2005-06Ellis, Julie .................... 1994-95-96Ellis, Keira ............................. 1986Ely, Babe .................... 1991-92-93Erwin, Meghan .. 1998-99-2000-01Evans, Cassy ........................ 1987FFader, Eileen ........................ 1979Feldman, Jenny .... 1996-97-98-99Field, Mel .............................. 1995Fisher, Sarah ........................ 1985Fleming, Janice ..................... 1989Folan, Maureen ..... 1987-88-89-90Fouts, Julia ...................... 2005-06Frazee, Lisa .......................... 1981Frizzo, Lauren ....................... 2006GGaer, Ashley ............... 2003-04-05Gearhart, Wendy .................. 1983Gilbert, Beth .......................... 1978Gindele, Abigail ..................... 1979Goldman, Denise .. 1989-90-91-92Goodman, Allison ....... 1993-94-95Goyette, Cindy ................. 1971-73Graeber, Debbie ... 1990-91-92-93Graf, Carolea ................... 1978-79Graham, Leslie ..................... 1978Grande, Ange ....................... 1995Gray, Christine ...................... 1996Griffiths, Amy ........................ 1970Gruson, Amy ......................... 1985HHaeberle, Cindy .................... 1969Haggstrom, Sue .......... 1971-72-73Hagigh, Jaleh ........ 1982-83-84-85Haigh, Karon ......................... 1971Hanshaw, Doub ............... 1990-91Harper, Becky ....... 1980-81-82-83Hartshorn, Piper .......... 1991-92-93Hauer, Renée ....... 1991-92-93-94Haycock, Cindy ................ 1973-74Heins, Alicia ..................... 1995-97Hendershott, Louise ............. 1989Henderson, Margaret ............ 1988Henriquez, Rachel ................ 2001Hering, Heather .... 1979-80-81-82Heydt, Liz .................... 1984-85-86Hibert, Kirsten ....................... 1986Hoffman, Chip ....................... 1984Holden, Clarissa ... 1988-89-90-91Holt, Tiffany ........................... 2005Hopkins, Hope ...................... 1970Howard, Jane ........................ 1972Howard, Susan ..................... 1976Howell, Debbie ................. 1976-77Howell, Susan ....................... 1983Howley, Kathy ....................... 1972Hunter, Rosalee .......... 1984-85-86Huntoon, Carolyn ........ 1973-75-76Hysong, Debbie ............... 1986-87JJacobs, Sue .......................... 1971Jaildagian, Donna ................. 1972Jeffery, Tamar ... 1998-99-2000-01Jenks, Jacqueline ................. 1970Johnston, Leslie .................... 1976Johnston, Morgan . 1985-86-87-88Jones, Ashley ....... 2003-04-05-06Jones, Jenel .......... 1973-74-75-76Joshua, Vicki ................... 1986-87KKaltenbacher, Gail ...... 1987-88-89Kaplan, Laurie ....... 1982-83-84-85Keller, Jennifer ...................... 1985Kirk, Kathy ....................... 1972-73Klein, Megan ............... 2000-01-02Koehler, Kristin ........... 1986-87-88Kotchen, Liz .......................... 1988Kramer, Jana .............. 2004-05-06Kuhlenberg, Kadi ............. 2005-06LLake, Kelsey .................... 2005-06Lang, Colleen ................... 1984-85Lasprogata, Lissa . 1983-84-85-86Laub, Alexa ........... 2001-02-03-04Lavish, Sarah ........................ 2002Lee, Jacque ................ 1969-70-71Lee, Michele ......................... 1987Lenz, Kristina .............. 1991-92-93Lepore, Sheri ........ 1987-88-89-90Lindquist, Mia ........................ 1970Locovare, Mollie .... 1994-95-96-97Lundberg, Sara ..................... 1995Lynch, Janet ......................... 1972MMacFarland, Leslie ..... 1971-72-73MacKinnon, Joyce ................ 1969MacPherson, Wendy ............ 1972Madson, Betty .................. 1970-71Mahler, Maura ....................... 2001Mansure, Betty ................ 1974-75Martin, Tyler ...... 1997-98-99-2000Mathews, Julie ................. 1970-71Mauck, Marilyn ...................... 1969May, Libby ............ 2002-03-04-05McAdoo, Cam .................. 1974-75McCann, Ellen ...... 1985-86-87-88McCracken, Mary ........ 1976-77-79McDaniel, Allie ...................... 1998McDermott, Amanda . 2000-01-02-03McDowell, Peggy .................. 1969McFadden, Missy ................. 1971McKune, Stacey ................... 1989McLeod, Stacey ............... 1997-98McTighe, Kathy ..................... 1969McVicor, Carole .................... 1970222007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

Meagher, Maggie ............. 2000-01Mebane, Anne ...................... 1980Mebane, Jane ............. 1978-80-81Mellin, Margaret .................... 1986Merrill, Elizabeth ................... 1988Miller, Amy ............ 2000-01-02-03Miller, Deborah ..................... 1992Miller, Nancy ......................... 1975Miller, Pam ............................ 1974Miracle, Megan ................ 2003-04Monzeglio, Hope .............. 1995-97Mooney, Jennifer .................. 1990Moore, Melanie ................ 1970-71Moore, Pam .......... 1977-78-79-80Moorhead, Hannah ..... 1990-91-92Morgan, Robyn ........... 1970-72-73Mudge, Hannah .................... 2006Murphy, Lori ..................... 1977-80Murray, Sarah ....... 1996-97-98-99NNarwicz, Jeannette .......... 2005-06Nedelka, Sibyl ....................... 1986Nemir, Ginger ............. 1972-73-74Neville, Debra ....... 1984-85-86-87Newell, Amy .......... 1987-88-89-90Nolan, Cathy ............... 1977-78-79OOkajima, Kikuko .................... 1980Onderko, Pam ....................... 1989PPakula, Dale ......... 1982-83-84-85Pask, Jo ........................... 1971-72Paul, Sarah ........................... 1989Payfer, Lisa ....... 1998-99-2000-01Paz, Ximena ......................... 2001Perry, Virginia ....................... 1979Petri, Anne ....................... 1971-72Pickard, Pat ................ 1970-71-72Pollock, Nikki ........................ 1998Polsen, Laura .............. 1985-86-88Poos, Jocelyn .................. 1969-70Porter, Tara ........................... 2006Powers, Lynn ................... 1985-86Pritchard, Ashley ............. 2003-04Pugh, Emily ...................... 1992-93Purinton, Jennifer ............ 1977-78Putnam, Merry ...... 1982-83-84-85RRandall, Zanne ..................... 2006Raskin, Lisa .......... 1980-81-82-83Rawls, Emma ................... 2003-06Reese, Julie .......................... 2001Reeves, Sandra .................... 1979Riebe, Erin ............ 1996-97-98-99Riley, Claire ...... 1997-98-99-2000Rinehart, Katherine ............... 1984Riordan, Sarah ...... 1994-95-96-97Robinson, Amy ..................... 1995Robinson, Kat ............. 2000-01-02Ronan, Cathy ................... 1989-90Rose, Kieran ......................... 1988Royer, Sue ....................... 1974-75Rudolf, Holly ......................... 1969SSands, Nancy .................. 1969-70Schafer, Beth ........................ 1977Schirner, Molly .. 1997-98-99-2000Schlegel, Katie ...................... 1981Schmidt, Eliza ....................... 1989Schmidt, Mary ....................... 1972Schoeffel, Annie ................... 1982Schreiber, Beth ..................... 1970Schurkman, Kim ................... 1989Scott, Tracy ................. 1995-96-97Searle, Betsy ........ 1975-76-77-78Seifert, Abi ............................ 1981Seiter, Elizabeth ... 1987-88-89-90Serini, Carol ..................... 1969-70Shelley, Katy ......... 1979-80-81-82Sherman, Nancy ... 1988-89-90-91Sibley, Mariah .................. 1984-85Simpson, Lisa ....................... 1969Slokar, Elizabeth ......... 1990-91-92Slotter, Gretchen ........ 1980-82-83Smith, Courtland ................... 2002Smith, Franny .................. 1990-91Smith, Rachel ....................... 1985Smoyer, Kim ............... 1984-85-86Sockol, Laura ........................ 1994Spain, Brittany ...................... 2003Sparrow, Libby ................. 1988-89Spinney, Sue .............. 1981-82-84Spurr, Sue ........................ 1975-76Stamp, Jennifer ..................... 1986Stankevics, Daina . 1985-86-87-88Stockdale, Liz ....... 2003-04-05-06Stone, Kelly ........................... 1977Stormes, Juanita ... 1973-74-75-76Stropp, Stephanie ............ 1988-89Stueck, Melissa .... 1991-92-93-94Susskind, Linda .... 1980-81-82-83Swartz, Chrissy ..... 1995-96-97-98TTabor, Erica .......................... 1988Taggart, Liz ........... 1981-82-83-84Tanhehco, Tanya ... 1997-98-99-2000Thomas, Kate .................. 2002-03Thompson, Lissen 1982-83-84-85Thompson, Phyllis ...... 1969-70-71Tilghman, Linda .... 1976-77-78-79Tolli, Jen ........... 1999-2000-01-02Tower, Betsy ......... 1993-94-95-96Tracey, Sue .......................... 1971Trafton, Tara ............... 1983-84-85Turkington, Martha 1969-70-71-72Turner, Lorna ................... 1985-86VVujovich, Vera ....................... 1986WWagner, Meredith ................. 1979Walker, Chris ........ 1993-94-95-96Walker, Moira ................... 1981-83Ward, Ellie ............................ 1971Watchorn, Hunter .................. 1981Watters, Kelly ....................... 1995Weber, Pam ..................... 1970-71Werner, Anne ........ 1987-88-89-90Wetzel, Jane ......................... 1974White, Harriet ................... 1976-77White, Nancy ........ 1975-76-77-78Williams, Annie ................ 1977-78Williams, Carrie ..... 2002-03-04-05Wilson, Betty .................... 1969-70Wise, Tami .................. 1994-95-97Woodrich, Stacia .... 1998-99-2000Woodward, Sissy .................. 1982YYoung, Kathy ................... 1981-82ZZellmer, Wendy ..... 1992-93-94-95Zepp, Amy ............................ 1989Ziegler, Susan .................. 1983-85Dennis Collins, executive director of the North Coast Athletic Conference,presents the 2005 conference championship trophy toBishop captains Lila Barzegar, Carrie Williams and Ashley Beam.2007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse23

Remembering Mr. Rickey CampaignOhio Wesleyan University is well into its first-ever campaigndirected at fulfilling the needs of the University’s athletic andrecreation programs as well as the physical education department.Named “Remembering Mr. Rickey,” the $22 million campaignwill have a profound impact on all aspects of Ohio Wesleyanathletics. The campaign was announced at Ohio Wesleyan’sCommencement in 2004, the 100th anniversary of Rickey’s graduationfrom Ohio Wesleyan. At that event, Rickey’s grandson,Branch Rickey III ’67, and Jackie Robinson’s daughter, Sharon,together addressed the graduating seniors.As of July, 2006, campaign fundraising had surpassed $5million and portions of the vision have become reality.Work has commenced on Margaret Sagan Field, the completionof which will bring Battling Bishop softball back on campus forthe first time since it was reinstated as a varsity sport in 2000.Work also has begun at Selby Field, where an OmniGrassartificial playing surface has been installed and the GeorgeGauthier Track has been rebuilt with an Ameritan FP surface.Among the new facilities to be constructed is an aquaticsfacility featuring a 25-yard, 8-lane pool with a diving area. An indoorturf facility also will be built, allowing unprecedented freedom andflexibility in scheduling practices for virtually every Battling Bishopteam. The turf facility will house a field of approximately 45 yardsby 70 yards, or about three-quarters the size of a regulation footballfield.Enhancements to all existing facilities are a significant portionof the campaign as well. Major enhancements include:• Branch Rickey Arenawill receive a new, glassed-inlobby and entrance on theeast side of the existing building,featuring additional seating,space dedicated to All-America and Athletics Hall ofFame honorees and providingeasier access to seatingand parking;• Gordon Field Housewill receive a new floor andsubsurface, new netting anda brightened interior;• Selby Field will receive a refurbishing of the press box andexisting concrete walls surrounding the field;• The field hockey field will be expanded to meet regulationsize requirements for both field hockey and women’s lacrosse;• Edwards Gym, which celebrated its centennial during thecampaign, will undergo extensive remodeling to include moreoffices and classrooms, as well as new locker rooms and conferenceareas. The existing weight room will be fully renovated andfurnished with new equipment.Tying the facilities together will be a gateway concept that willbridge the north and south athletics areas. This gateway willfeature green space and be integrated with the city of Delaware’supcoming bike path projects.An overview of Ohio Wesleyan's athletics facilities.For more information on the Remembering Mr. Rickey campaign,visit the campaign Web site at http://mrrickey.owu.edu orcall 740-368-3300.242007 Ohio Wesleyan Women’s Lacrosse

Home of the BishopsThe Battling Bishop women’s lacrosseteam plays its home games at Roy Rike Field,located on Park Avenue across from the OhioWesleyan residential campus.Also home of the Bishop men’s andwomen’s soccer teams, Roy Rike Field iswidely regarded as among the Midwest’s finestfacilities for that sport. Roy Rike Field hostedthe NCAA Division III soccer championshipgame and semifinals for men in 1990 and 1998and for women in 2001. It also was the homefield for the Battling Bishop men’s lacrosseteam from 1965-84.A fully-enclosed press box and newbleacher seating and a new building housinglocker rooms and offices completed a 3-partreconstruction of Roy Rike Field. A state-ofthe-artirrigation system and new lights andstandards were installed as the project’s first 2phases.Built in 1934 as a project of the Works Progress Administration,Community Field hosted football games and track meets forWillis High School and included an adjacent baseball field andtennis courts. When Hayes High School was finished in 1962, itprovided for those sports with playing facilities on the schoolgrounds and Ohio Wesleyan purchased the complex. E. Roy Rike’42 donated $25,000 to remove the track and upgrade the fields forintercollegiate soccer and lacrosse and intramurals.Prior to 2004, Ohio Wesleyan home games were played atHenry Street Field, located on Henry Street south of Selby Field.Athletic FacilitiesThe crown jewel of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is SelbyField, which is the home of the Bishop football, field hockey, track& field and men’s lacrosse contingents.An OmniGrass artificial playing surface was installed for the2006-07 academic year, making Selby one of the most impressivevenues among NCAA Division III institutions. Constructed in 1929,Selby received a new, fully-enclosed 2-level press box and newbleacher seats in the first part of a 3-phase restoration program andrefurbished locker rooms in the program’s second phase. Thefacility, which seats 9100 and is the fourth-largest college-ownedfield in NCAA Division III, was the site of the 1988 Division III men’slacrosse championship game.Selby also houses the George Gauthier Track, an AmeritanFP surface installed for the 2006-07 academic year. The site of 15of the first 22 NCAC outdoor track & field championships, Selby isbelieved to be the oldest facility in the nation constructed toOlympic specifications and remaining in its original configuration.Across campus, Roy Rike Field hosts soccer, primarily underthe lights. Widely regarded as one of the Midwest’s finest facilitiesfor the sport, Roy Rike Field was the site of the NCAA Division IIIsemifinals and championship game for men in 1990 and 1998 andfor women in 2001. Roy Rike also serves as the home field for thewomen’s lacrosse team.The centerpiece of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is theBranch Rickey Physical Education Center, prized for both its sizeand versatility. Its Richard Gordon Field House, with a 5-lane, 200-meter track, annually hosted the Ohio Athletic Conference Championshipsand the women’s state title meet as well as the first 9North Coast Athletic Conference championships. Indoor practicefor fall and spring sports can be handled there as well: floor spaceis larger than a football field, accommodating 6 courts for basketball,volleyball and tennis.Branch Rickey Arena, seating 2300, hosts varsity basketballand volleyball contests. Its backboards and standards were firstGordon Field Houseused in the 1976 Olympic Games. Also in the Center are 5 handball/racquetball courts, a squash court, offices, locker rooms andlounges.Offices and locker rooms also are part of Edwards Gymnasium,which is connected by tunnel to the Rickey Center and in turnadjoins Pfeiffer Natatorium, home of the Bishop swimming teams.Remodeling in Edwards has recently included an expandedstrength facility.Baseball is played at Littick Field, site of the 2003 NCAADivision III Mideast Regional; and tennis at the Tennis Centre, acomplex of 12 outdoor courts where the 1978 NCAA Division IIIchampionships were held.The cross country teams run at nearby Methodist TheologicalSchool and Dornoch Golf Club, which hosted the NCAA Division IIImen’s and women’s championships in 1984 and 2005 and annuallyplays host to the All-Ohio Intercollegiate championship meet. Thegolf team also hosted the 2003 NCAA Division III championshipsat Dornoch.

2007 Bishop ScheduleMarch12 Mon. Connecticut College Wellington, Fla. 9:0013 Tue. Washington (Md.) Wellington, Fla. 4:3014 Wed. Fairleigh Dickinson-Florham Wellington, Fla. 4:3031 Sat. ALLEGHENY* ROY RIKE FIELD 1:00April1 Sun. BROCKPORT STATE ROY RIKE FIELD 11:004 Wed. Kenyon* Gambier 4:307 Sat. Denison* Granville 1:0011 Wed. WOOSTER* ROY RIKE FIELD 4:3015 Sun. DALLAS ROY RIKE FIELD 1:0017 Tue. NOTRE DAME ROY RIKE FIELD 4:3021 Sat. Wittenberg* Springfield 10:3022 Sun. St. Vincent Latrobe, Pa. 2:0024 Tue. OBERLIN* ROY RIKE FIELD 4:3028 Sat. CLAREMONT-MUDD-SCRIPPS ROY RIKE FIELD 1:00May4 Fri. NCAC semifinals highest seed TBA5 Sat. NCAC championship semifinal site TBA*North Coast Athletic Conference game