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COACHING STAFF

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JEN LARSEN BECKHead.Coach.(ninth.season)Alma.Mater:.Virginia.‘96Career.Record.(pct.):.82-64.(.562)

The.first.and.only.lacrosse.coach.at.Oregon,.Jen.Larsen.Beck.will.guide.the.Ducks.for.the.ninth.season.in.2013..Larsen.Beck.has.been.steadily.building.the.program.since.her.hiring.two.years.

prior.to.the.inaugural.season.in.2005.

Larsen.Beck.enters.the.2013.season.with.a.82-64.career.record.and.a.38-25.record.against.Mountain.Pacific.Sports.Federation.(MPSF).schools.

The.2012.season.was.a.special.one.for.Larsen.Beck.and.the.Oregon.lacrosse.program...Larsen.Beck.led.the.Ducks.to.their.first-ever.MPSF.regular.season.title.after.UO.defeated.Denver,.13-8,.on.April.21.at.Pape’.Field...Larsen.Beck.followed.up.that.accomplishment.by.leading.the.Ducks.to.the.program’s.first.MPSF.tournament.title,.defeating.Cali-fornia,.14-11,.in.the.semifinals.and.Stanford,.13-10.in.the.champion-ship.match...It.marked.the.first.time.in.program.history.that.Oregon.defeated.Stanford.twice.in.a.single.season..In.Larsen.Beck’s.eighth.season.at.the.helm,.the.Ducks.recorded.a.program-best.14.victories.against.a.program-low.five.losses..UO’s.seven.MPSF.victories.were.also.a.school.record.and.the.team.finished.unbeaten.at.home.for.just.the.second.time.in.school.history..Larsen.Beck.capped.off.the.2012.campaign.by.guiding.the.Ducks.to.their.first.postseason.appearance.in.program.history..On.May.5,.they.fell.to.Navy,.10-9,.in.the.NCAA.Play-In.Match.

A.single-season.record.four.players.(Shannon.Propst,.Jana.Drum-mond,.Kristina.Barrett,.Caroline.Federighi).garnered.MPSF.Player.of.the.Week.accolades.in.consecutive.weeks.in.2012...The.2012.Ducks.broke.14.additional.school.records,.eight.were.selected.to.the.All-MPSF.squad,.four.were.picked.to.the.MPSF.All-Tournament.team.and.Federighi.was.named.the.MPSF.Tournament.Most.Valuable.Player.

In.the.classroom,.Larsen.Beck.saw.11.of.her.Ducks.named.to.the.MPSF.All-Academic.List.and.Federighi.nabbed.CoSIDA.All-District.honors..Federighi.had.the.highest.GPA.among.all.members.selected.to.the.All-Academic.List.

In.2011,.Larsen.Beck.led.Oregon.to.the.MPSF.championship.match,.where.they.eventual.fell.to.Stanford,.12-10...Six.Ducks.were.named.to.the.All-MPSF.team.and.two.(Alex.Breiner.and.Jana.Drummond).were.first.team.All-MPSF.picks.

The.2010.Ducks.finished.fourth.in.the.MPSF.and.placed.four.on.All-MPSF.teams,.including.three.first.team.selections...

Larsen.Beck.guided.the.Ducks.to.a.breakout.season.in.2009,.one.that.saw.them.finish.in.a.second-place.tie.(a.program-best.at.the.time).with.California.and.Denver...Oregon.defeated.powerhouse.Denver.for.the.first.time.in.program.history.in.2009,.dealing.the.Pioneers.their.first.regular.season.MPSF.loss.in.three.seasons..The.2009.featured.14.freshman.and.four.sophomores..One.of.those.freshman,.Jana.Drum-mond,.was.named.co-MPSF.Newcomer.of.the.Year..The.2009.Ducks.won.10.out.of.their.final.12.regular.season.matches.to.close.the.year.

In.2008,.the.Ducks.won.a.record.13.games.and.opened.the.year.with.their.best.start.(6-1).in.program.history...Larsen.Beck’s.2008.senior-led.squad.set.records.in.goals.scored,.shots.and.draw.controls,.while.also.spending.six.consecutive.weeks.in.the.top-20.of.the.Inside Lacrosse.Women’s.Media.Poll..The.Ducks.climbed.as.high.as.No..12.on.March.17,.2008.

The.2008.team.had.three.players.receive.IWLCA.all-region.honors,.while.three.also.made.the.Mountain.Pacific.Sports.Federation.all-conference.team..In.addition,.senior.Jen.May.received.two.All-Ameri-can.acknowledgements..The.team.also.had.a.program-best.12.players.make.the.MPSF.all-academic.team.

Larsen.Beck.has.worked.diligently.to.foster.and.develop.the.lacrosse.program.at.the.University.of.Oregon..After.finishing.6-11.in.the.Ducks’.first.year.(2005),.the.team.went.10-9.in.2006.and.then.put.together.a.12-7.effort.and.second.place.(4-1).standing.in.the.MPSF.in.2007..In.2008,.Larsen.Beck’s.squad.finished.13-7.and.fourth.in.the.MPSF.

The.program.gained.considerable.respect.following.2007.after.three.players.(Brooke.Dieringer,.Jen.May.and.Alicia.Burkhart).were.named.to.the.IWLCA.Midwest/West.All-Region.second.team..Over.the.last.four.years,.Larsen.Beck’s.squads.have.earned.two.All-American.nods,.six.IWLCA.all-Region.honors.and.11.all-MPSF.accolades..Off.the.field,.Larsen’s.student-athletes.have.garnered.32.all-conference.academic.accolades.

A.native.of.Doylestown,.Pa.,.Larsen.Beck.served.as.an.assistant.coach.for.three.years.at.the.University.of.North.Carolina.and.was.responsible.for.recruiting.and.defense.before.receiving.her.first.head.coaching.job.with.the.University.of.Oregon...She.served.three.years.as.a.volunteer.assistant.coach.with.the.United.States.National.Women’s.Lacrosse.Developmental.Team.and.worked.on.the.selection.committee.

In.her.time.with.the.Tar.Heels,.the.program.won.an.Atlantic.Coast.Conference.championship.and.advanced.to.the.2002.NCAA.Final.Four.

Prior.to.her.experience.at.North.Carolina,.Larsen.Beck.worked.at.Duke.University.from.1998-2000.as.an.assistant.coach.and.camp.director.for.the.field.hockey.program..She.worked.at.Georgetown.from.1996-1998.as.an.assistant.lacrosse.and.field.hockey.coach.

Larsen.Beck.was.a.two-sport.athlete.at.the.University.of.Virginia,.captaining.both.the.lacrosse.and.field.hockey.teams..Larsen.Beck.and.her.lacrosse.teammates.won.the.1993.National.Championship.and.finished.National.Runner-Up.in.1996..In.field.hockey,.the.Cavaliers.advanced.to.the.NCAA.Quarterfinals.in.1995...Larsen.Beck.was.named.second.team.Regional.All-American.in.1994.and.1995..She.graduated.from.Virginia.in.1996.with.a.degree.in.psychology.

Oregon.was.the.first.NCAA.Division.I.school.to.sponsor.lacrosse.on.an.intercollegiate.basis.in.the.Northwest..Oregon.joined.California.and.Stanford.as.the.only.schools.in.the.Pacific-12.Conference.to.offer.women’s.lacrosse.

Larsen.Beck.and.the.Ducks.are.currently.working.toward.developing.lacrosse.in.the.Northwest,.hosting.camps,.clinics.and.tournaments.throughout.the.year...She.is.on.schedule.to.complete.her.Master’s.Degree.in.the.spring.of.2013.

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JEN LARSEN BECKHEAD COACHING PROFILE

Year School Overall Pct. MPSF Pct. Place Postseason2012.^.#. Oregon. 14-5. .737. 7-0. 1.000. 1st. NCAA.Play-In2011. Oregon. 8-9.. .471. 4-2. .667. 3rd2010. Oregon. 7-11. .389. 3-3. .500. 3rd2009. Oregon. 12-5. .706. 4-2. .667. 2nd2008. Oregon. 13-7. .650. 2-3. .400. 4th2007. Oregon. 12-7. .632. 4-1. .800. 2nd2006. Oregon. 10-9. .526. 2-3. .400. 4th2005*. Oregon. 6-11.. .353. 1-4. .200. 5thTotals (eight years) 82-64 .562 27-18 .600

*.First.year.of.women’s.lacrosse.at.the.University.of.Oregon^.Mountain.Pacific.Sports.Federation.regular.season.champions#.Mountain.Pacific.Sports.Federation.Tournament.champions.

LARSEN BECK VS. ALL OPPONENTSAlbany. . 0-1Boston.University.. 0-1Brown. 1-0California. 7-6UC.Davis. 8-3Cincinnati. 3-0Colgate. 3-2Columbia. 2-0Connecticut. 0-0Dartmouth. 0-1Davidson. 4-0Delaware. 0-2Denver. 3-8Florida. 0-1Fresno.State. 5-0Georgetown. 2-0High.Point. 0-1Hofstra. 0-2Holy.Cross. 1-0Iona. 2-0Jacksonville. 2-0Johns.Hopkins. 1-4La.Salle. 1-1Lehigh. 1-0Le.Moyne. 2-0Longwood. 1-2Louisville. 0-2Marist. 3-0Maryland-Baltimore.County. 0-2Navy. 0-1New.Hampshire. 0-1North.Carolina. 0-5Northwestern. 0-2Notre.Dame. 1-0Ohio. 2-0Old.Dominion. 1-0Richmond. 1-0St..Bonaventure. 3-0Saint.Mary’s.(Calif.). 11-0San.Diego.State.. 1-0USC. 0-0Stanford. 3-8Stony.Brook. 2-1Temple. 1-1.Towson. 0-1Vermont. 4-1Virginia.Tech. 2-0William.&.Mary. 2-0

vs..America.East. 6-6vs..American.Lacrosse. 3-7vs..Atlantic.Coast. 2-5vs..Atlantic.10. 6-2vs..Big.East. 3-5vs..Big.South. 0-1vs..Colonial.Athletic. 1-7vs..Ivy.League. 3-1vs..Metro.Atlantic. 8-0vs..Mountain.Pacific. 27-18vs..National.Lacrosse. 7-2vs..Patriot.League. 5-3MPSF.Tournament. 11-7All-Time 82-64

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ROBERT BRAY, JR.Associate.Head.Coach.(ninth.season)Alma.Mater:.SUNY.Potsdam.‘91

Associate.Head.Coach.Rob.Bray.has.been.an.integral.part.of.the.University.of.Oregon.lacrosse.program.since.its.inaugural.2005.season...On.the.field,.Bray.works.closely.with.what.has.become.a.

dynamic.UO.offense..He.also.oversees.recruiting.and.summer.camps.

Bray’s.efforts.on.the.offensive.end.have.paid.off.in.recent.seasons;.the.Oregon.record.book.has.been.rewritten.several.times.since.the.2008.campaign...Alex.Breiner.wrapped.up.the.2011.season.ranked.third.all-time.in.both.career.points.(181).and.goals.(120).and.Ilsa.van.den.Berg.set.multiple.single-season.records,.was.named.second.team.All-Region.by.the.Intercollegiate.Women’s.Lacrosse.Coaches.Association.(IWLCA).and.garnered.All-Mountain.Pacific.Sports.Federation.honors.in.2009...Berg.set.Oregon.single-season.records.in.goals.(46),.points.(64),.shots.(101).and.free.position.goals.(11).that.year.

Bray.helped.the.Duck.attack.set.the.standard.by.which.all.UO.offenses.are.judged.in.2008..That.season,.the.Oregon.offense.set.records.in.goals.scored.(247),.shots.(584).and.free.position.attempts.(144).

Bray.initially.joined.the.UO.women’s.lacrosse.program.in.August.2003.as.the.team’s.first.assistant.coach...After.working.three.seasons.as.an.assistant.coach.at.Oregon.(2005-07),.Bray.was.promoted.to.Associate.Head.Coach.in.the.summer.of.2007...In.addition.to.his.duties.at.Oregon,.Bray.actively.shapes.the.culture.of.women’s.lacrosse,.serving.on.the.IWLCA.Ethics.and.Rules.Committee.

Prior.to.Oregon,.Bray.worked.at.St..Mary’s.College.(NCAA.Division.III).in.St..Mary’s.City,.Md.,.from.1992-2003...He.was.the.head.women’s.lacrosse.coach.at.St..Mary’s.from.2000-03.and.led.them.to.a.52-18.overall.record.and.three.consecutive.appearances.in.the.NCAA.Tournament...In.2003,.St..Mary’s.finished.the.season.15-4.and.was.ranked.ninth.nationally...The.previous.year,.Bray’s.Seahawks.completed.a.19-1.season.en.route.to.a.No..4.national.ranking.by.season’s.end...He.coached.eight.All-Americans,.22.All-Conference.selections.and.three.CoSIDA/Verizon.Academic.All-Americans.during.his.head-coaching.tenure.at.St..Mary’s...From.1992-99,.Bray.worked.as.an.assistant.coach.for.the.school’s.men’s.lacrosse.program.

“I’m.thrilled.that.[Bray].has.joined.the.staff.at.the.University.of.Oregon,”.said.head.coach.Jen.Larsen.Beck.when.Bray.was.hired.in.2003..“He.brings.a.lot.of.expertise.as.a.collegiate.coach..His.knowledge.and.passion.for.the.game.is.unsurpassed..I.know.he’s.really.excited.to.coach.Division.I.lacrosse.and.build.a.strong.program.just.as.he.has.done.in.his.past.coaching.career.”

ROBERT BRAY, JR.COACHING PROFILE

Year School Overall Postseason2012. Oregon. 14-5. NCAA.Play-In2011. Oregon. 8-9..2010. Oregon. 7-11.2009. Oregon. 12-5.2008. Oregon. 13-7.2007. Oregon. 12-7.2006. Oregon. 10-9.2005.#. Oregon. 6-112003.*. St..Mary’s.(Md.). 15-4. NCAA.2nd.Round2002.*. St..Mary’s.(Md.). 19-1. NCAA.Elite.Eight2001.*. St..Mary’s.(Md.). 11-4. NCAA.1st.Round2000.*. St..Mary’s.(Md.). 7-9.1999.^. St..Mary’s.(Md.). 10-51998.^. St..Mary’s.(Md.). 10-51997.^. St..Mary’s.(Md.). 6-81996.^. St..Mary’s.(Md.). 10-41995.^. St..Mary’s.(Md.). 10-21994.^. St..Mary’s.(Md.). 9-41993.^. St..Mary’s.(Md.). 6-5

#.First.year.of.lacrosse.at.Oregon*.Head.Coach.(women’s.lacrosse)^.Assistant.Coach.(men’s.lacrosse).

Bray during a 2012 game

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JEN DERBYAssistant.Coach.(fifth.season)Alma.Mater:.Oregon.‘08

Former.Oregon.lacrosse.standout.Jen.(May).Derby.has.taken.her.impact.from.the.playing.field.to.the.coaching.staff.over.the.past.four.seasons.

“Having.Jen.join.our.staff.is.tremendous.for.our.program,”.head.coach.Jen.Larsen.Beck.said.when.Derby.was.hired.in.2008..“Though.we.will.miss.her.leadership.and.competitive.spirit.on.the.field,.having.her.on.the.sidelines.will.be.a.fantastic.asset.to.the.team..She.has.been.part.of.this.program.from.its.inaugural.year,.bringing.a.wealth.of.knowledge.from.the.student-athlete.perspective,.and.this.will.be.invaluable.in.our.recruiting.efforts.and.direction.for.the.program.”

Derby.was.a.member.of.Oregon’s.very.first.lacrosse.team.in.2005.and.finished.her.career.in.the.spring.of.2008,.leading.the.Ducks.to.a.school-record.13.victories.that.season.

Derby.became.the.program’s.first.All-American.in.2008.when.she.was.named.to.the.Inside Lacrosse.and.WomensLacrosse.com.All-America.third.teams.

A.starting.midfielder.during.her.time.on.the.field.for.Oregon,.Derby.was.either.named.team.Most.Valuable.Player.or.shared.co-MVP.honors.each.of.her.four.seasons.with.the.Ducks.

During.her.playing.career,.Derby.became.the.first.product.of.the.Oregon.lacrosse.program.named.to.the.Intercollegiate.Women’s.Lacrosse.Coaches.Association.West/Midwest.All-Region.first.team.(2008)..She.is.also.the.only.lacrosse.player.in.Oregon.history.to.receive.All-Mountain.Pacific.Sports.Federation.honors.in.four.consecutive.seasons.

In.2008,.Derby.finished.the.season.with.51.points,.scoring.37.goals.and.adding.14.assists..In.addition,.the.starting.midfielder.led.the.team.in.draw.controls.(51),.ground.balls.(48).and.caused.turnovers.(31).

Derby.is.the.all-time.leader.in.three.statistical.categories.–.draw.controls.(209),.ground.balls.(162).and.caused.turnovers.(142)..She.also.ranks.second.in.Oregon.history.with.185.points.and.128.goals.and.is.third.all-time.with.57.assists.

Derby’s.accolades.didn’t.only.pertain.to.the.field..She.was.a.three-time.MPSF.All-Academic.honoree.and.was.also.named.to.the.ESPN The Magazine.Academic.All-District.VIII.team.in.2008.

Derby.earned.her.B.S..in.Mathematics.in.June.2007.and.went.on.to.obtain.her.Masters.of.Education.in.Teaching.and.Learning.in.August.2008.

JEN DERBYCOACHING PROFILE

Year School Overall Postseason2012.*. Oregon. 14-5. NCAA.Play-In2011.*. Oregon. 8-9..2010.*. Oregon. 7-11.2009.*. Oregon. 12-5.

*.Assistant.Coach

PLAYER PROFILE•.Scored.the.first.goal.in.Oregon.lacrosse.history.on.Feb..12,.2005.against.Stanford.

•.Started.all.20.games.(the.most.games.played.in.a.single.season.in.Duck.history).in.2008.

•.Oregon’s.all-time.single-season.leader.in.draw.controls.(68).

•.Holds.single-game.records.in.draw.controls.(eight).and.caused.turnovers.(seven).

•.Ranks.first.all-time.in.caused.turnovers.in.a.single.season.(43),.sec-ond.in.ground.balls.(48).and.third.in.goals.scored.(41).

•.Oregon’s.all-time.leader.in.draw.controls.(209),.ground.balls.(162).and.caused.turnovers.(142).

•.Ranks.second.all-time.in.total.points.(185),.is.third.in.goals.scored.(128).and.fourth.in.assists.(57).

Derby as a player in 2008

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NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Previous School 00. Jenna.Morris. G. 5-5. Fr.. Phoenixville,.Pa.. Great.Valley...........................................................................1. Courtney.Valdez. A. 5-4. Fr.. Clackamas,.Ore.. Foothill..................................................................................2. Katie.Marlatt. M. 5-4. Fr.. Clarksville,.Md.. River.Hills.............................................................................3. Olivia.Pyne. M. 5-4. So.. Edgewater,.Md.. South.River..........................................................................4. Sami.Kiser. M. 5-5. Jr.. Severna.Park,.Md.. Severna.Park.....................................................................5. Jackie.Moccia. D. 5-8. Fr.. Malvern,.Pa.. Great.Valley..................................................................................6. Natalie.Simpson. A. 5-4. Fr.. Carlsbad,.Calif.. Carlsbad....................................................................................7. Nikki.Puszcz. M. 5-6. Jr.. Towson,.Md.. Maryvale.Prep.................................................................8. Lauren.Drake. M. 5-4. Fr.. Westerville,.Ohio. Upper.Arlington..........................................................9. Elizabeth.Casertano. D. 5-8. Fr.. Allison.Park,.Pa.. Shaler.Area...........................................................................10. Raleigh.Cavey. M. 5-7. So.. Eldersburg,.Md.. Century.....................................................................................11. Holly.Johnson. M. 5-4. Fr.. Odenton,.Md.. Arundel......................................................................................12. Carly.O’Connell. M. 5-5. Fr.. Southborough,.Mass.. Northborough..................................................................13. Hayley.Milner. M. 5-5. Jr.. Rochester,.N.Y.. Brighton.....................................................................................14. Ashley.Inman. M. 5-2. Sr.. Poway,.Calif.. Poway............................................................................................15. Chelsea.Randel. D. 5-5. Jr.. Pleasanton,.Calif.. Foothill.................................................................................................16. Casey.Brogan. M. 5-6. So.. Annapolis,.Md.. St..Mary’s..................................................................................17. Kate.Cathell. A. 5-9. Sr.. Bel.Air,.Md.. St..Paul’s......................................................................................18. Maggie.Kovacs. M. 5-7. Sr.. Great.Falls,.Va.. Langley......................................................................................19. Erika.McCool. M/D. 5-6. Jr.. Moorestown,.N.J.. Moorestown.........................................................................20. Savanna.Peters. A. 5-4. Fr.. Stockton,.Calif.. Linden...........................................................................................22. Lindsay.LeMay. D. 5-8. Fr.. Corvallis,.Ore.. Corvallis.......................................................................................24. Jessie.Esteban. A/M. 5-4. Jr.. Alamo,.Calif.. San.Ramon.Valley.......................................................25. Dominique.Christiansen. M. 5-6. RSr.. Larkspur,.Calif.. Redwood.................................................................................26. Alison.Scharkey. D. 5-6. Fr.. Yorba.Linda,.Calif.. Esperanza......................................................................................30. Caroline.Federighi. G. 5-6. Jr.. Pleasanton,.Calif.. Amador.Valley.........................................................................32. Devon.Frazer. M. 5-9. So.. Lafayette,.Calif.. Acalenes......................................................................................36. Shannon.Propst. M. 5-7. Jr.. Bel.Air,.Md.. Fallston.......................................................................................41. Bridget.Morrison. M. 5-5. Sr.. Millersville,.Md.. St..Mary’s.................................................................................59. Salliebeth.Finnegan. G. 5-4. Sr.. West.Islip,.N.Y.. West.Islip...............................................................................

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Previous School 16. Casey.Brogan. M. 5-6. So.. Annapolis,.Md.. St..Mary’s..................................................................................9. Elizabeth.Casertano. D. 5-8. Fr.. Allison.Park,.Pa.. Shaler.Area...........................................................................17. Kate.Cathell. A. 5-9. Sr.. Bel.Air,.Md.. St..Paul’s......................................................................................10. Raleigh.Cavey. M. 5-7. So.. Eldersburg,.Md.. Century.....................................................................................25. Dominique.Christiansen. M. 5-6. RSr.. Larkspur,.Calif.. Redwood.................................................................................8. Lauren.Drake. M. 5-4. Fr.. Westerville,.Ohio. Upper.Arlington..........................................................24. Jessie.Esteban. A/M. 5-4. Jr.. Alamo,.Calif.. San.Ramon.Valley.......................................................30. Caroline.Federighi. G. 5-6. Jr.. Pleasanton,.Calif.. Amador.Valley.........................................................................59. Salliebeth.Finnegan. G. 5-4. Sr.. West.Islip,.N.Y.. West.Islip................................................................................32. Devon.Frazer. M. 5-9. So.. Lafayette,.Calif.. Acalenes......................................................................................14. Ashley.Inman. M. 5-2. Sr.. Poway,.Calif.. Poway............................................................................................11. Holly.Johnson. M. 5-4. Fr.. Odenton,.Md.. Arundel......................................................................................4. Sami.Kiser. M. 5-5. Jr.. Severna.Park,.Md.. Severna.Park.....................................................................18. Maggie.Kovacs. M. 5-7. Sr.. Great.Falls,.Va.. Langley......................................................................................22. Lindsay.LeMay. D. 5-8. Fr.. Corvallis,.Ore.. Corvallis.......................................................................................2. Katie.Marlatt. M. 5-4. Fr.. Clarksville,.Md.. River.Hills.............................................................................19. Erika.McCool. M/D. 5-6. Jr.. Moorestown,.N.J.. Moorestown.........................................................................13. Hayley.Milner. M. 5-5. Jr.. Rochester,.N.Y.. Brighton.....................................................................................5. Jackie.Moccia. D. 5-8. Fr.. Malvern,.Pa.. Great.Valley..................................................................................00. Jenna.Morris. G. 5-5. Fr.. Phoenixville,.Pa.. Great.Valley...........................................................................41. Bridget.Morrison. M. 5-5. Sr.. Millersville,.Md.. St..Mary’s.................................................................................12. Carly.O’Connell. M. 5-5. Fr.. Southborough,.Mass.. Northborough..................................................................20. Savanna.Peters. A. 5-4. Fr.. Stockton,.Calif.. Linden...........................................................................................36. Shannon.Propst. M. 5-7. Jr.. Bel.Air,.Md.. Fallston.......................................................................................7. Nikki.Puszcz. M. 5-6. Jr.. Towson,.Md.. Maryvale.Prep.................................................................3. Olivia.Pyne. M. 5-4. So.. Edgewater,.Md.. South.River..........................................................................15. Chelsea.Randel. D. 5-5. Jr.. Pleasanton,.Calif.. Foothill.................................................................................................26. Alison.Scharkey. D. 5-6. Fr.. Yorba.Linda,.Calif.. Esperanza......................................................................................6. Natalie.Simpson. A. 5-4. Fr.. Carlsbad,.Calif.. Carlsbad....................................................................................1. Courtney.Valdez. A. 5-4. Fr.. Clackamas,.Ore.. Foothill..................................................................................

BY CLASS• Seniors (6)Kate.Cathell,.Dominique.Christiansen.Salliebeth.Finnegan,.Ashley.Inman,.Maggie.Kovacs,.Bridget.Morrison

• Juniors (8)Jessie.Esteban,.Caroline.Federighi,.Sami.Kiser,.Erika.McCool,.Hayley.Milner,.Shannon.Propst,.Nikki.Puszcz,.Chelsea.Randel

• Sophomores (4)Casey.Brogan,.Raleigh.Cavey,.Devon.Frazer,.Olivia.Pyne

• Freshmen (12)Elizabeth.Casertano,.Lauren.Drake,.Holly.Johnson,.Lindsay.LeMay,.Katie.Marlatt,.Jackie.Moccia,.Jenna.Morris,.Carly.O’Connell,.Savanna.Peters,.Alison.Scharkey,.Natalie.Simpson,.Courtney.Valdez

BY STATE• Maryland (10)Casey.Brogan,.Kate.Cathell,.Raleigh.Cavey,.Holly.Johnson,.Sami.Kiser,.Katie.Marlatt,.Bridget.Morrison,.Shannon.Propst,.Nikki.Puszcz,.Olivia.Pyne

• California (9)Dominique.Christiansen,.Jessie.Esteban,.Caroline.Federighi,.Devon.Frazer,.Ashley.Inman,.Savanna.Peters,.Chelsea.Randel,.Alison.Scharkey,.Natalie.Simpson

• Pennsylvania (3)Elizabeth.Casertano,.Jackie.Moccia,.Jenna.Morris

• New York (2)Salliebeth.Finnegan,.Hayley.Milner

• Oregon (2)Lindsay.LeMay,.Courtney.Valdez

• Massachusetts (1) • New Jersey (1) • Ohio (1) Carley.O’Connell. Erika.McCool. Lauren.Drake

• Virginia (1) Maggie.Kovacs

PRONUNCIATIONSElizabeth.Casertano. KAS-err-TAHN-ohKate.Cathell. kuh-THELLCaroline.Federighi. FED-err-EE-geeMaggie.Kovacs. KOH-vahksKatie.Marlatt. marr-LOTTJackie.Moccia. MOH-shaShannon.Propst. PRAHPSTNikki.Puszcz. PUSHChelsea.Randel. RAN-dleAlison.Scharkey. SHARK-ee

COACHING STAFFHead.Coach. Jen.Larsen.BeckAssociate.Head.Coach. Robert.Bray,.Jr.Assistant.Coach. Jen.DerbyUndergraduate.Assistant.Coach. Jana.DrummondUndergraduate.Assistant.Coach. Jess.DrummondUndergraduate.Assistant.Coach. Colleen.Taggart