Dan Fisher

Assistant Director, NESCAC

100 Venture Way - Box 13
Hadley, MA 01035
P: (413) 587-2078
F: (413) 587-2167
www.nescac.com daniel.fisher@trincoll.edu

WOMEN’S LACROSSE Weekly Release #5 - April 12, 2010 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Recent Results 2010 Standings NESCAC Overall

Tuesday, April 6 W L W% GF GA W L W% GF GA
Tufts 19 at Babson 13 1 Trinity 5 1 .833 76 46 8 1 .889 117 65
Endicott 7 at Bates 18 2 Bowdoin 4 2 .667 66 65 6 4 .600 118 98
Colby 4 2 .667 58 57 8 2 .800 120 81
Wednesday, April 7
Bates 15 at Southern Me. 5 Tufts 4 2 .667 80 65 7 2 .778 132 96
Williams 16 at Conn. College 9 * 5 Amherst 3 2 .600 39 42 6 3 .667 85 67
Trinity 16 at Wesleyan 8 * Middlebury 3 2 .600 65 42 5 3 .625 99 75
Bowdoin 14 at Colby 7 * 7 Williams 3 3 .500 51 60 5 4 .556 80 80
8 Bates 2 4 .333 63 67 4 5 .444 106 94
Thursday, April 8 9 Connecticut College 1 5 .167 52 80 4 5 .444 89 107
Wheaton 5 at Amherst 13
10 Wesleyan 0 6 .000 62 88 3 8 .273 122 143
Saturday, April 10
Amherst 8 at Williams 9 * Women’s Lacrosse Player of the Week
Tufts 11 at Trinity 9 *
Colby 13 at Wesleyan 9 * Dana Heritage, Middlebury
Conn. College 13 at Bates 12 2OT * (Senior, Attacker - Cheshire, Conn.)
Middlebury 18 at Bowdoin 7 * Heritage factored into half of the Panthers’ 18 goals in an 18-7 decision at Bowdoin
on Saturday, scoring four while assisting on five others. Her four goals came on
Sunday, April 11 seven shots in the game. Heritage also earned three draw controls. Through eight
St. John Fisher 10 at Wesleyan 12 games, Heritage has 21 goals and seven assists for 28 points, an average of 3.50
points per game that is sixth among conference players.
Upcoming Games
Tuesday, April 13
Notes: Amherst sophomore attacker Allie Horwitz (Woodbridge, Conn.) scored four goals
Union at Middlebury 5:30
and added an assist in a 1-1 week for the Lord Jeffs. During Thursday’s 13-5 victory over
Wheaton, Horwitz had two goals and an assist...Bates sophomore midfielder Jenna Dan-
Wednesday, April 14 nis (Milford, N.H.) tallied eight times and assisted on two other goals in a 2-1 week for the
Conn. College at E. Conn. St. 4:30 Bobcats. She led her squad in ground balls (10) and caused turnovers (7) while controlling
Skidmore at Williams 6:00 nine draws on the week. Dannis was also 4-for-4 on free position shots...Bowdoin’s Katie
Herter (Topsfield, Mass.) had five goals in the Polar Bears’ 18-7 setback to Middlebury on
Thursday, April 15 Saturday...Colby senior attacker Amy Campbell (North Andover, Mass.) posted five goals
Colorado Col. at Colby 4:30 and two assists during a 1-1 week for the Mules. She had two goals and two assists in a
Tufts at Endicott 4:30 13-9 win over Wesleyan on Saturday. Campbell leads the Mules in scoring with 31 goals
Middlebury at Amherst 5:30 * and seven assists for 38 points...Connecticut College sophomore midfielder Katelyn
Trinity at Springfield 7:00 Driscoll (Peabody, Mass.) collected four goals, three assists, six ground balls, five draw
Williams at MIT 7:00 controls and four caused turnovers in a 1-1 week for the Camels. During Saturday’s 13-12,
double-overtime win at Bates, Driscoll scored three goals and assisted on three others, as
Saturday, April 17 she assisted Abby Hill on the game-winner with 1:56 remaining in the second overtime...
Williams at Wesleyan 12:00 * Trinity junior attacker Caitlin Irvine (Westwood, Mass.) scored nine goals and three as-
Amherst at Colby 12:00 * sists in a 1-1 week for the Bantams. Irvine led her team in scoring with six goals and two
Conn. College at Tufts 12:00 * assists in a 16-8 win at Wesleyan on Wednesday...Tufts sophomore attacker Lara Kozin
Colorado Col. at Bowdoin 1:00 (Suffern, N.Y.) had three goals and seven assists for 10 points in a 2-0 week for the Jum-
Middlebury at Trinity 2:00 * bos. After tallying a goal and adding five assists in Tuesday’s 19-13 win at Babson, Kozin
scored twice with two assists in an 11-9 decision at Trinity...Wesleyan junior Allie Lynch
(Greenwich, Conn.) recorded two goals and seven assists over three games last week,
Sunday, April 18
as she pushed her season assist total of 30 to within one of the program record. Junior
Colorado Col. at Bates 11:00 am
Jess Chukwu (Evanston, Ill.) had a pair of hat tricks and seven total goals for the week...
Bowdoin at Endicott 1:00
Williams senior attacker Tina Nawrocki (Winchester, England) earned four goals and three
assists in a 2-0 week for the Ephs, including the game-winner in a come-from-behind win
* - NESCAC over Amherst on Saturday, 9-8.

AMHERST · BATES · BOWDOIN · COLBY · CONNECTICUT COLLEGE · HAMILTON · MIDDLEBURY · TRINITY · TUFTS · WESLEYAN · WILLIAMS
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2010 NESCAC WOMEN’S LACROSSE STATISTICS

Through games of April 11, 2010 (All games)
TEAM STATISTICS
GOALS PER GAME GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE
## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP GA Minutes GAA
1. Tufts 9 132 14.67 1. Trinity 9 65 540:00 7.22
2. Trinity 9 117 13.00 2. Amherst 9 67 540:00 7.44
3. Middlebury 8 99 12.38 3. Colby 10 81 603:00 8.06
4. Colby 10 120 12.00 4. Williams 9 80 540:00 8.89
5. Bowdoin 10 118 11.80 5. Middlebury 8 75 483:00 9.32
6. Bates 9 106 11.78 6. Bowdoin 10 98 607:46 9.67
7. Wesleyan 11 122 11.09 7. Bates 9 94 547:04 10.31
8. Connecticut College 9 89 9.89 8. Tufts 9 96 540:00 10.67
9. Amherst 9 85 9.44 9. Connecticut College 9 107 553:04 11.61
10. Williams 9 80 8.89 10. Wesleyan 11 143 673:46 12.73

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS GOALTENDER STATISTICS

POINTS PER GAME GOALS AGAINST AVG (Max. 20.00)
## Player-Team CL GP G A Pts. Avg/G ## Player-Team CL GP GA Min. GAA
1. Emily Johnson-TUF SR 9 34 12 46 5.11 1. Stephanie Fisher-TRI SO 5 31 291:50 6.37
2. Joan O’Neill-BAT SO 9 24 12 36 4.00 2. Lamia Harik-AMH SO 9 67 540:00 7.44
3. Amy Campbell-COL SR 10 31 7 38 3.80 3. Gina Dinallo-TRI SO 4 32 240:00 8.00
4. Rachel Romanowsky-TRI JR 9 20 12 32 3.56 4. Sarah Warnke-COL JR 10 70 506:17 8.30
Lara Kozin-TUF SO 9 15 17 32 3.56 5. Julia Schreiber-WIL JR 9 79 535:00 8.86
6. Dana Heritage-MID SR 8 21 7 28 3.50 6. Lily Nguyen-MID SO 8 73 475:41 9.21
7. Jenna Abelli-TUF SR 9 23 8 31 3.44 7. Tara Connolly-BOW FR 10 83 516:15 9.65
8. Allie Lynch-WES JR 11 6 30 36 3.27 8. Sara Bloom-TUF JR 9 88 508:25 10.39
9. Kelley Trapp-AMH JR 9 9 20 29 3.22 9. Mara Krueger-BAT JR 9 89 512:08 10.43
10. Casey Egan-TUF SO 9 21 6 27 3.00 10. Ashleigh Kowtoniuk-CONN SO 9 106 550:04 11.56

GOALS PER GAME SAVE PERCENTAGE

## Player-Team CL GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team CL GP GA Saves SavePct
1. Emily Johnson-TUF SR 9 34 3.78 1. Lily Nguyen-MID SO 8 73 83 .532
2. Amy Campbell-COL SR 10 31 3.10 2. Sarah Warnke-COL JR 10 70 72 .507
3. Joan O’Neill-BAT SO 9 24 2.67 3. Julia Schreiber-WIL JR 9 79 80 .503
4. Dana Heritage-MID SR 8 21 2.62 4. Tara Connolly-BOW FR 10 83 84 .503
5. Jenna Abelli-TUF SR 9 23 2.56 5. Gina Dinallo-TRI SO 4 32 29 .475
6. Jess Chukwu-WES JR 11 26 2.36 6. Ashleigh Kowtoniuk-CONN SO 9 106 93 .467
7. Casey Egan-TUF SO 9 21 2.33 7. Lamia Harik-AMH SO 9 67 58 .464
8. Sam Weinstein-WIL FR 9 20 2.22 8. Maggie Drowica-WES SO 11 130 111 .461
Rachel Romanowsky-TRI JR 9 20 2.22 9. Stephanie Fisher-TRI SO 5 31 26 .456
Megan Leonhard-TRI FR 9 20 2.22 10. Mara Krueger-BAT JR 9 89 65 .422

ASSISTS PER GAME SAVES PER GAME

## Player-Team CL GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team CL GP No. Avg/G
1. Allie Lynch-WES JR 11 30 2.73 1. Lily Nguyen-MID SO 8 83 10.38
2. Kelley Trapp-AMH JR 9 20 2.22 2. Ashleigh Kowtoniuk-CONN SO 9 93 10.33
3. Lara Kozin-TUF SO 9 17 1.89 3. Maggie Drowica-WES SO 11 111 10.09
4. Sara Christopher-CONN SR 9 14 1.56 4. Julia Schreiber-WIL JR 9 80 8.89
5. Joan O’Neill-BAT SO 9 12 1.33 5. Tara Connolly-BOW FR 10 84 8.40
Rachel Romanowsky-TRI JR 9 12 1.33 6. Gina Dinallo-TRI SO 4 29 7.25
Emily Johnson-TUF SR 9 12 1.33 7. Mara Krueger-BAT JR 9 65 7.22
8. Claire Donegan-COL SO 10 11 1.10 8. Sarah Warnke-COL JR 10 72 7.20
9. Kaitlin Ellis-WIL SO 8 8 1.00 9. Sara Bloom-TUF JR 9 60 6.67
Morgan Maciewicz-BAT SR 8 8 1.00 10. Lamia Harik-AMH SO 9 58 6.44

Abbreviation Code
Amherst AMH Middlebury MID
Bates BAT Trinity TRI
Bowdoin BOW Tufts TUF
Colby COL Wesleyan WES
Connecticut College CONN Williams WIL