06 wlax media guide 17-33 · table! The second aspect is the coaching staff. The coaching staff is so committed and dedicated to the team in every aspect.” KRISTEN W AAGBO, JUNIOR

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DEDICATIONCOMMITMENTJESSICA ADAM, SOPHOMORE“I like how the entire team is similar in the sense that we all have the samepassion for the game and determination to accomplish our goals. At thesame time I love how evey person is different and has something differentto offer on and off the field.”

CAROLINE CRYER, SOPHOMORE“I love how Duke lacrosse is such a family. The players and coachestogether are so dedicated to taking the next step with this program,while building this great foundation along the way.”

KIMBERLY WATHEY, SOPHOMORE“It is rare to be a part of something as special as Duke Women’sLacrosse. There is a lot of love and a strong sense of togethernessbecause we all know what we’re working towards ... a nationalchampionship.”

MEGAN HUETHER, SENIOR“I love Duke Lacrosse because we are so much more than just a team.Through working together every day we have formed bonds that will gofar beyond the wins and losses, team and individual successes. Eachindividual is completely invested in the group. The enthusiasm andcamaraderie among each member of this team is unbelievable; I could nothave asked for better teammates, friends, coaches or mentors.”

MICHELLE MENSER, JUNIOR“Duke lacrosse has become a family to me over the past two years. Theincredible support offered by our coaches and teammates makes theoverall team bond truly unique. The experience carries much further thanjust on the field, as each team member is committed to developing lastingrelationships within the program that will carry beyond the college years.”

KATIE CHREST, SENIOR“My favorite part about Duke Lacrosse is the commitment level shown byevery member of our program. My teammates are my biggest supportsystem and are responsible for making these last four years such anunique and special experience for me. Those associated with DukeLacrosse will always hold a special place in my heart, and the pride thatcomes along with being a member of this program is something that I willhold on to for my entire lifetime.”

KIM PASTRANA, SOPHOMORE“I chose to come to Duke for many reasons. The name Duke alone ispretty powerful, but two key aspects really sealed the deal. First wasthe team...or should I say family of sisters. Our team has so manydifferent personalities that you think they would clash but in acualityeveryone is truely a sincere friend and brings something special to thetable! The second aspect is the coaching staff. The coaching staff is socommitted and dedicated to the team in every aspect.”

KRISTEN WAAGBO, JUNIOR“It is hard to put into words why I love Duke Lacrosse, but the one wordthat comes to mind is family. I have developed amazing relationships withmy coaches, teammates and support staff, and it is easy to step on thefield and play for them over myself. This type of selflessness and lovingattitude makes me very thankful that I have had the opportunity to bea part of this special and successful team.”

JESSICA MCBRIDE, FRESHMAN“I really like the size of the student body and plethora of academicopportunities. The support system from other students, professors,coaches, teammates and administrators creates an environment thatstrives for both academic and athletic excellence.”

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Location: ............ Washington, D.C.Enrollment: ........................... 6,537Nickname: ............................ HoyasColors: ........................ Blue & GrayConference: ...................... Big EastHead Coach: ................ Ricky Fried2005 Record: ........................... 13-52005 Big East Record: ............... 5-0Starters R/L: ............................. 5/7Letterwinners R/L: ................... 21/7SID: .......................... Renee CarterSID Phone: ............. (202) 687-2435SID Email: [email protected] Record: ........ Series Tied, 6-6Last Mtg: .................. 2005, Duke 10-7

Location: ................ Princeton, N.J.Enrollment: ........................... 4,600Nickname: ............................ TigersColors: .................. Orange & BlackConference: ................. Ivy LeagueHead Coach: ................ Chris Sailer2005 Record: ........................... 13-52005 Ivy Record: ..................... 6-1Starters R/L: ............................. 8/4Letterwinners R/L: ................... 21/6SID: ..................... David RosenfeldSID Phone: ............. (609) 258-5655SID Email: [email protected] Record: ............ Princeton, 7-2Last Mtg: ................ 2005, Princeton 7-4

Location: ................ Pittsburgh, Pa.Enrollment: ......................... 10,000Nickname: ............................ DukesColors: ......................... Red & BlueConference: .................. Atlantic 10Head Coach: .......... Michael Scerbo2005 Record: ........................... 13-42005 A-10 Record: .................... 6-1Starters R/L: ............................. 8/4Letterwinners R/L: ................... 13/7SID: ......................... Michelle ChiniSID Phone: ............. (412) 396-6560SID Email: .............. [email protected] Record: ................ Duke, 2-0Last Mtg: ................ 2005, Duke 16-4

Location: ........... College Park, Md.Enrollment: ........................ 35,329Nickname: ........... Terrapins, TerpsColors: ............ Red, White & BlackConference: ............ Atlantic CoastHead Coach: .......... Cindy Timchal2005 Record: .......................... 12-72005 ACC Record: ................... 2-2Starters R/L: ............................ 5/7Letterwinners R/L: .................. 19/8SID: ........................ Adam ZundellSID Phone: ............ (301) 314-7066SID Email: .......... [email protected] Record: ........... Maryland, 8-4Last Mtg: .............. 2005, Duke 10-7

Location: ................ Richmond, Va.Enrollment: .......................... 2,950Nickname: ......................... SpidersColors: ........................ Red & BlueConference: ................. Atlantic 10Head Coach: ............. Sue Murphy2005 Record: ........................... 9-82005 A-10 Record: ................... 5-2Starters R/L: ............................ 9/2Letterwinners R/L: ................ 16/10SID: ........................... Shea SeagleSID Phone: ............ (804) 287-6312SID Email: . [email protected] Record: ............... Duke, 5-1Last Mtg: ................... 2005, Duke 18-6

Location: .................. Farmville, Va.Enrollment: .......................... 4,300Nickname: ..................... Big GreenColors: ........................ Blue & WhiteConference: ............. IndependentHead Coach: ............ Janet Grubbs2005 Record: .......................... 12-3Starters R/L: ............................ 6/6Letterwinners R/L: ................ 10/12SID: ................................ Liz SmithSID Phone: ............. (434)395-2718SID E-mail:[email protected] Record: ........... First MeetingLast Mtg: ................... First Meeting

Location: ............... Blacksburg, Va.Enrollment: ......................... 28,000Nickname: ........................... HokiesColors: ................. Chicago maroon.......................... and burnt orangeConference: ............. Atlantic CoastHead Coach: .................. Tami Riley2005 Record: ........................... 5-102005 ACC Record: .................... 0-4Starters R/L: ............................ 11/1Letterwinners R/L: ................... 19/4SID: .............. Brooke FredericksonSID Phone: ............. (540) 231-1494SID Email: .......... [email protected] Record: ................ Duke, 7-0Last Mtg: ................. 2005, Duke 20-7

Location: .............. Chapel Hill, N.C.Enrollment: ......................... 26,878Nickname: ....................... Tar HeelsColors: .......... Carolina Blue & WhiteConference: ............. Atlantic CoastHead Coach: ............... Jenny Levy2005 Record: ........................... 14-62005 ACC Record: .................... 2-2Starters R/L: ............................. 9/3Letterwinners R/L: ................... 23/5SID: ........................... Matt BowersSID Phone: ............. (919) 962-2123SID Email: .... [email protected] Record: ................ Duke, 9-7Last Mtg: ................. 2005, Duke 15-7

Location: .......... Charlottesville, Va.Enrollment: ........................ 13,140Nickname: ...................... CavaliersColors: ................... Orange & BlueConference: ............ Atlantic CoastHead Coach: ............... Julie Myers2005 Record: .......................... 17-52005 ACC Record: ................... 3-1Starters R/L: ............................ 6/6Letterwinners R/L: .................. 17/9SID: .......................... Chip RogersSID Phone: ............ (434) 982-5977SID Email: ........ [email protected] Record: ........... Virginia, 12-5Last Mtg: ............. 2005, Virginia 15-13

Location: ............. Notre Dame, Ind.Enrollment: .......................... 8,261Nickname: ................ Fighting IrishColors: .................... Gold and BlueConference: ..................... Big EastHead Coach: ............ Tracy Coyne2005 Record: .......................... 3-122005 Big East Record: .............. 1-4Starters R/L: ............................ 9/3Letterwinners R/L: .................. 13/6SID: ........................... Tim ConnorSID Phone: ............ (574) 631-7516SID Email: ........ [email protected] Record: ............... Duke, 7-1Last Mtg: ................ 2005, Duke 11-8

Location: ................... Evanston, Ill.Enrollment: ........................... 7,700Nickname: ........................ WildcatsColors: ................... Purple & WhiteConference: ....... American LacrosseHead Coach: ............... Kelly A. Hiller2005 Record: ........................... 21-02005 ALC Record: .................... 6-0Starters R/L: ............................. 9/3Letterwinners R/L: ................. 15/13SID: ........................ Adam WidmanSID Phone: ............. (847) 467-3758SID Email:........... [email protected] Record: ........ Series Tied, 1-1Last Mtg: . 2005, Northwestern 16-11

Location: ............... Nashville, Tenn.Enrollment: ........................... 6,272Nickname: ................. CommodoresColors: ...................... Black & GoldConference: ...... American LacrosseHead Coach: ........... Cathy Swezey2005 Record: ............................ 6-92005 ALC Record: .................... 3-3Starters R/L: ............................. 8-4Letterwinners R/L: ................... 18-6SID: ....................... Chris WeinmanSID Phone: ............. (615) 343-0019SID Email:...... [email protected] Record: ................ Duke, 9-2Last Mtg: ................. 2005, Duke 13-4

Location: ............. Williamsburg, Va.Enrollment: ........................... 5,560Nickname: ............................. TribeColors: .......... Green, Gold, & SilverConference: ......... Colonial AthleticHead Coach: ............... Tara Brown2005 Record: ............................ 8-82005 CAA Record: .................... 4-3Starters R/L: ............................. 8/3Letterwinners R/L: ................... 18/4SID: ......................... Mark HoskinsSID Phone: ............. (757) 221-3344SID Email: ........... [email protected] Record: ................ Duke, 6-3Last Mtg: ............... 2005, Duke 17-8

Location: .............. Philadelphia, Pa.Enrollment: ........................... 3,950Nickname: ........................... HawksColors: .................. Crimson & GrayConference: .................. Atlantic 10Head Coach: .......... Denise Roessler2005 Record: ........................... 5-102005 A-10 Record: .................... 1-6Starters R/L: ............................. 8/3Letterwinners R/L: ................... 19/3SID: ........................... Jack JumperSID Phone: ............. (610) 660-3389SID Email: ........... [email protected] Record: ............ First MeetingLast Mtg: ..................... First Meeting

Location: ................. Hanover, N.H.Enrollment: ........................... 4,300Nickname: ...................... Big GreenColors: ........ Dartmouth Green & WhiteConference: ................. Ivy LeagueHead Coach: ............... Amy Patton2005 Record: ........................... 16-32005 Ivy Record: ..................... 7-0Starters R/L: ............................. 8/4Letterwinners R/L: ................... 18/4SID: .......................... Kathy PhillipsSID Phone: .............. (603)646-2468SID E-mail:......... [email protected] Record: ................ Duke, 6-5Last Mtg: .............. 2005, Duke 12-8

Longwood Richmond Maryland Duquesne

Virginia TechGeorgetownPrincetonNorth Carolina

Notre DameNorthwesternVirginiaVanderbilt

DartmouthSt. Joseph’sWilliam & MaryBoston College

Feb. 25 12:00 p.m.Durham, N.C.

Feb. 19 2:00 p.m.Richmond, Va.

Mar. 12 11:00 a.m.Princeton, N.J.

May 7 6:00 p.m.Hanover, N.H.

Apr. 23 12:00 p.m.Durham, N.C.

Apr. 21 7:00 p.m.Williamsburg, Va.

Apr. 15 1:00 p.m.Chestnut Hill, Mass.




Mar. 26 1:00 p.m.Durham, N.C.

Mar. 22 6:00 p.m.Blacksburg, Va.

Mar. 18 12:00 p.m.Durham, N.C.

Mar. 8 7:00 p.m.Chapel Hill, N.C.

Feb 14 4:00 p.m.Farmville, Va.

Mar. 4 11:00 a.m.Durham, N.C.

Location: .......... Chestnut Hill, Mass.Enrollment: ......................... 14,500Nickname: ........................... EaglesColors: ................... Maroon & GoldConference: ............. Atlantic CoastHead Coach: ........... Bowen Holden2005 Record: ........................... 10-72005 Big East Record: ............... 1-4Starters R/L: ............................. 9-3Letterwinners R/L: ................... 15/7SID: ........................ Caroline CottetSID Phone: ............. (617) 552-1188SID Email: .............. [email protected] Record: ................ Duke, 2-0Last Mtg: ................. 1998, Duke 16-9

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NAME G/S G A Pts SH PCT. SOG PCT. GW FPG-FPS GB DC TO CT Pen-Min Fouls RC YC GCKatie Chrest 21/21 70 26 96 162 .432 118 .728 4 6-11 50 54 46 31 0-0 48 0 2 0Kristen Waagbo 21/18 47 21 68 96 .490 70 .729 2 10-16 22 19 32 10 0-0 18 0 0 0Leigh Jester 21/20 38 13 51 80 .475 61 .762 0 8-18 36 15 35 6 0-0 8 0 1 0Rachel Sanford 21/21 41 9 50 116 .353 74 .638 4 7-14 56 60 27 39 2-3 62 2 11 0Caroline Cryer 21/9 21 11 32 55 .382 46 .836 3 3-9 26 13 18 7 0-0 4 0 1 0Jessica Adam 21/0 17 8 25 31 .548 25 .806 1 6-6 21 13 19 8 0-0 16 0 0 0Michelle Menser 21/21 15 7 22 32 .469 23 .719 0 6-11 25 11 18 11 0-0 23 0 0 0Katie Laschinger 21/21 16 5 21 41 .390 34 .829 2 4-8 33 11 17 12 2-3 19 0 1 0Stefanie Sparks 21/21 9 7 16 20 .450 12 .600 0 1-5 40 19 17 18 0-0 24 0 1 0Allie Johnson 14/0 4 3 7 13 .308 7 .538 0 0-5 6 7 5 4 0-0 9 0 1 0Kaitlin Hancock 7/0 3 2 5 3 1.000 3 1.000 0 2-2 1 0 2 1 0-0 0 0 0 0Laura Anderson 21/16 1 2 3 2 .500 2 1.000 1 0-0 37 14 6 27 0-0 27 0 1 0Andrea Crosby 10/0 0 2 2 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 6 0 3 1 0-0 4 0 0 0Kristy Dirks 3/3 1 0 1 6 .167 5 .833 0 0-0 7 1 0 4 0-0 2 0 0 0Kim Wathey 11/0 1 0 1 6 .167 5 .833 0 0-0 4 1 5 0 0-0 1 0 0 0Meghan Ferguson 21/21 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0-0 17 6 11 17 2-6 34 1 1 0Lane Fogarty 21/18 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0-0 22 2 1 10 1-3 15 0 1 0Meeghan Ford 11/0 0 1 1 4 .000 3 .750 0 0-1 4 2 3 1 0-0 3 0 0 0Caline McHenry 21/21 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 39 25 13 39 0-0 21 0 3 0Kim Pastrana 2/0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 0Megan Huether 21/21 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 56 0 12 15 0-0 0 0 0 0Ashley Martens 7/0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 2 1 2 0 0-0 0 0 0 0Regan Bosch 7/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0Kerry Costello 5/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 3 0 0-0 0 0 0 0Danielle Freedman 8/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 5 1 0 3 0-0 2 0 0 0Abigail Meyer 4/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0Samantha Morris 12/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 6 1 5 2 0-0 5 0 0 0Rachel Shack 5/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 0Aiyana Newton 17/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 11 1 4 7 0-0 5 0 0 0Ashley Coll 12/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 4 0 0 2 0-0 3 0 0 0Sarah Kirchofer 5/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 3 0 1 1 0-0 0 0 0 0Duke Totals 21 286 119 405 676 .423 493 .729 17 53-106 542 279 308 282 7-15 359 3 24 0Opponent Totals 21 164 58 222 452 .363 332 .735 4 36-87 415 211 366 164 4-0 308 3 30 2

2005 GOALIE STATSNAME G/S MIN. GA GAA Sv PCT. W L T ShotsMegan Huether 21/21 1212:23 154 7.62 196 .560 16 4 0 433Regan Bosch 7/0 47:37 10 12.60 7 .412 0 0 0 21Duke Totals 21 1260:00 164 7.81 203 .553 16 4 0 454Opponent Totals 21 1260:00 286 13.78 225 .440 4 16 0 675

GOALS BY HALVES 1 2 OT 2OT TOTALDUKE 159 127 - - 286Opponent 72 92 - - 164

SHOTS BY HALVES 1 2 OT 2OT TOTALDUKE 391 285 - - 676Opponent 220 232 - - 452

SAVES BY HALVES 1 2 OT 2OT TOTALDUKE 96 107 - - 203Opponent 133 91 - - 224

Scoring Offense: 13.78Scoring Defense: 7.81Scoring Margin: +5.97

Overall Record: 17-4Home: 10-2; Road: 5-1; Neutral: 2-1

ACC Record: 3-1; Home: 1-1; Road: 2-0

DATE OPPONENT RESULTFEBRUARY 18 DUQUESNE W, 16-4FEBRUARY 20 DENVER W, 21-6February 26 at No. 7 Maryland* W, 10-7MARCH 4 WILLIAM & MARY W, 17-8MARCH 6 RICHMOND W, 18-6MARCH 12 NO. 8 NORTH CAROLINA* L, 12-11MARCH 16 NO. 1 PRINCETON L, 7-4March 19 at No. 3 Georgetown W, 10-7March 24 at No. 19 Vanderbilt W, 13-4March 26 vs. Stanford! W, 18-1April 2 at No. 2 Virginia* W, 16-12

DATE OPPONENT RESULTApril 8 vs. Notre Dame W, 11-8April 10 at No. 1 Northwestern L, 16-11APRIL 16 LOYOLA W, 14-10APRIL 22 VIRGINIA TECH* W, 20-7April 29 vs. No. 9 North Carolina^ W, 11-9May 1 vs. No. 7 Virginia^ W, 9-6MAY 8 NO. 4 DARTMOUTH W, 12-8MAY 12 RICHMOND# W, 18-6MAY 15 NO. 11 NORTH CAROLINA# W, 15-7May 20 vs. No. 6 Virginia% L, 15-13

BOLD/CAPS HOME GAMESALL HOME GAMES PLAYED AT KOSKINEN STADIUM

* Denotes ACC Contest

! - Nashville, Tenn.^ ACC Tournament (Baltimore, Md.)

# NCAA Tournmanet First & Second Rounds% NCAA Tournament Final Four (Annapolis, Md.)

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#4 Duke 16, Duquesne 4 - Feb. 18 - Durham, N.C.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Duquesne 1 3 4 25 1-4 4 1 5 16 16 21 17 13Duke 9 7 16 35 4-6 16 5 21 21 14 21 10 18Duke Goals: Waagbo (4), Chrest (4), Sanford (3), Cryer (2), Jester, Menser,LaschingerDuke Assists: Chrest (2), Waagbo, Jester, MenserDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (14 saves, 60:00)

#4 Duke 21, Denver 6 - Feb. 20 - Durham, N.C.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Denver 1 5 6 16 0-3 6 1 7 25 11 20 7 15Duke 8 13 21 48 2-9 21 12 33 15 22 31 21 18Duke Goals: Waagbo (4), Chrest (3), Menser (3), Adam (2), Laschinger (2),Cryer, Sanford, Hancock, Jester, Dirks, Johnson, FergusonDuke Assists: Cryer (2), Waagbo (2), Adam, Chrest, Crosby, Hancock,Laschinger, McHenry, Menser, SanfordDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (8 saves, 54:30), Bosch (0 saves, 5:30)

#4 Duke 10, #7 Maryland 7 - Feb. 26 - College Park, Md.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Duke 7 3 10 34 2-4 10 4 14 16 14 30 11 20Maryland 1 6 7 22 2-7 7 3 10 17 13 20 9 20Duke Goals: Chrest (4), Waagbo (2), Jester, Sparks, Sanford, AdamDuke Assists: Jester (2), Chrest, SparksDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (14 saves, 60:00)

#4 Duke 17, William & Mary 8 - March 4 - Durham, N.C.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

William & Mary 3 5 8 19 1-4 8 2 10 16 5 10 10 16Duke 12 5 17 42 6-12 17 6 23 12 12 21 17 18Duke Goals: Chrest (6), Waagbo (5), Cryer (4), Sanford, AndersonDuke Assists: Chrest (2), Johnson, Menser, Sparks, WaagboDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (5 saves, 58:18), Bosch (1 save, 1:42)

#4 Duke 18, Richmond 6 - March 6 - Durham, N.C.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Richmond 4 2 6 22 2-5 6 2 8 19 11 14 9 18Duke 10 8 18 30 4-7 18 5 23 14 15 31 17 23Duke Goals: Chrest (3), Waagbo (3), Sanford (3), Jester (3), Adam (2),Laschinger (2), Menser (2)Duke Assists: Adam, Anderson, Chrest, Cryer, PastranaDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (8 saves, 53:34), Bosch (4 saves, 6:26)

#8 North Carolina 12, #4 Duke 11 - March 12 - Durham, N.C.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

North Carolina 3 9 12 22 0-5 12 5 17 14 6 20 10 15Duke 6 5 11 35 3-7 11 1 12 15 9 21 15 12Duke Goals: Chrest (3), Cryer (3), Sanford (2), Waagbo (2), JesterDuke Assists: JesterDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (8 saves, 60:00)

#1 Princeton 7, #5 Duke 4 - March 16 - Durham, N.C.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Princeton 3 4 7 14 2-3 7 3 10 18 10 18 5 14Duke 2 2 4 22 0-2 4 2 6 14 10 16 8 13Duke Goals: Sanford (2), Chrest, JesterDuke Assists: Adam, CryerDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (3 saves, 60:00)

#4 Duke 10, #3 Georgetown 7 - March 19 - Washington D.C.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Duke 6 4 10 28 2-5 10 5 15 17 15 36 12 18Georgetown 3 4 7 24 0-3 7 5 12 13 7 26 7 26Duke Goals: Chrest (3), Laschinger (3), Jester (2), Waagbo, MenserDuke Assists: Anderson, Chrest, Jester, Sanford, WaagboDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (10 saves, 60:00)

#6 Duke 13, #19 Vanderbilt 4 - March 24 - Nashville, Tenn.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Duke 5 8 13 37 4-6 13 4 17 8 10 22 9 12Vanderbilt 3 1 4 16 3-4 4 0 4 19 1 11 10 11Duke Goals: Chrest (3), Waagbo (3), Sanford (2), Jester (2), Menser, Sparks, AdamDuke Assists: Crosby, Cryer, Ford, SanfordDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (9 saves, 60:00)

#6 Duke 18, Stanford 1 - March 26 - Nashville, Tenn.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Stanford 0 1 1 11 0-5 1 0 1 19 6 13 4 14Duke 10 8 18 45 2-4 18 12 30 10 10 26 17 14Duke Goals: Chrest (5), Adam (3), Laschinger (3), Johnson (2), Jester (2),Waagbo, Sanford, WatheyDuke Assists: Waagbo (5), Chrest (2), Adam, Cryer, Hancock, Johnson, SparksDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (5 saves, 44:24), Bosch (0 saves, 15:36)

#5 Duke 16, #2 Virginia 12 - April 2 - Charlottesville, Va.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Duke 11 5 16 32 2-3 16 7 23 18 21 33 18 16Virginia 3 9 12 22 2-3 12 2 14 24 5 13 12 10Duke Goals: Chrest (5), Jester (4), Sanford (2), Cryer (2), Waagbo (2), AdamDuke Assists: Jester (2), Adam, Chrest, Cryer, Laschinger, SanfordDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (7 saves, 60:00)

#2 Duke 11, Notre Dame 8 - April 8 - Notre Dame, Ind.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Duke 5 6 11 15 1-1 11 4 15 20 20 29 10 18Notre Dame 2 6 8 23 2-4 8 5 13 17 11 24 10 10Duke Goals: Sanford (4), Chrest (3), Cryer, Waagbo, Laschinger, MenserDuke Assists: Chrest, Cryer, Jester, SparksDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (12 saves, 60:00)

#1 Northwestern 16, #2 Duke 11 - April 10 - Evanston, Ill.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Duke 7 4 11 15 3-5 11 3 14 13 13 22 12 25Northwestern 11 5 16 24 2-5 16 7 23 15 6 22 16 13Duke Goals: Sanford (3), Sparks (2), Waagbo (2), Chrest, Menser, Laschinger, JesterDuke Assists: Chrest (2), SparksDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (11 saves, 54:00), Bosch (0 saves, 6:00)

#2 Duke 14, Loyola 10 - April 12 - Durham, N.C.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Loyola 6 4 10 23 0-1 10 3 13 24 9 23 12 20Duke 5 9 14 48 1-7 14 5 19 15 23 32 14 11Duke Goals: Chrest (7), Sanford (3), Waagbo, Jester, Laschinger, MenserDuke Assists: Waagbo (2), Adam, Chrest, JesterDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (11 saves, 60:00)

#2 Duke 20, Virginia Tech 7 - April 22 - Durham, N.C.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Virginia Tech 4 3 7 24 2-3 7 4 11 16 6 18 5 11Duke 13 7 20 32 5-6 20 7 27 15 13 22 13 13Duke Goals: Waagbo (3), Chrest (3), Cryer (3), Sanford (2), Sparks (2),Menser, Laschinger, Johnson, Jester, Fogarty, Adam, HancockDuke Assists: Sanford (2), Waagbo (2), Chrest, Cryer, MenserDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (11 saves, 48:17), Bosch (2 saves, 11:43)

ACC Tournament Semifinals#1 Duke 11, #4 North Carolina 9 - April 29 - Baltimore, Md.

1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC FNorth Carolina 4 5 9 27 4-9 9 1 10 22 7 28 9 19Duke 7 4 11 24 1-3 11 3 14 19 11 22 13 28Duke Goals: Chrest (3), Jester (3), Sanford (2), Cryer (2), SparksDuke Assists: Chrest (2), JesterDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (12 saves, 60:00)

ACC Tournament Finals#1 Duke 9, #2 Virginia 6 - May 1 - Baltimore, Md.

1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC FVirginia 4 2 6 29 1-3 6 2 8 12 10 24 6 9Duke 4 5 9 21 0-2 9 5 14 16 9 16 11 19Duke Goals: Waagbo (3), Sanford (3), Chrest (2), JesterDuke Assists: Chrest, Jester, Sanford, Sparks, WaagboDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (11 saves, 60:00)

#2 Duke 12, #4 Dartmouth 8 - May 8 - Durham, N.C.1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC F

Dartmouth 2 6 8 25 2-6 8 2 10 11 7 21 11 16Duke 8 4 12 27 4-5 12 6 18 15 9 21 12 17Duke Goals: Jester (4), Menser (3), Waagbo (2), Chrest, Adam, SparksDuke Assists: Chrest, Cryer, Jester, Laschinger, Menser, WaagboDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (13 saves, 60:00)

NCAA Tournament First Round#2 Duke 16, Richmond 4 - May 12 - Durham, N.C.

1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC FRichmond 2 2 4 14 3-3 4 0 4 20 6 19 13 11Duke 7 9 16 34 1-3 16 9 25 10 12 31 9 15Duke Goals: Chrest (4), Adam (3), Jester (3), Cryer (3), Waagbo (2), HancockDuke Assists: Waagbo (3), Adam (2), Menser (2), Chrest, JohnsonDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (6 saves, 59:20), Bosch (0 saves, 00:40)

NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals#2 Duke 15, #11 North Carolina 7 - May 15 - Durham, N.C.

1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC FNorth Carolina 3 4 7 23 5-5 7 1 8 16 9 26 10 15Duke 10 5 15 30 3-4 15 7 22 17 13 28 14 16Duke Goals: Sanford (4), Chrest (3), Jester (3), Waagbo (3), Laschinger, AdamDuke Assists: Chrest (4), Cryer, Jester, LaschingerDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (11 saves, 60:00)

NCAA Tournament Semifinals#6 Virginia 15, #2 Duke 13 - May 20 - Annapolis, Md.

1 2 Tot SH FPS G A T P T O C T GB DC FVirginia 9 6 15 27 2-2 15 9 24 13 2 24 16 13Duke 7 6 13 28 3-5 13 7 20 8 7 31 14 15Duke Goals: Waagbo (3), Chrest (3), Jester (3), Sanford (2), Sparks, AdamDuke Assists: Sanford (2), Waagbo (2), Chrest, Laschinger, SparksDuke Goalkeeper: Huether (7 saves, 60:00)

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GAMES PLAYED1. Katie Laschinger (2002-05) ................... 76

Stefanie Sparks (2002-05) .................... 763. Caline McHenry (2001-05) .................... 734. Kate Kaiser (1999-01, 2003) ................. 72

Lauren Gallagher (2000-03) .................. 72Meghan Miller (2001-04) ....................... 72

7. Kate Soulier (1998-01) .......................... 71Amy Noble (1998-01) ............................ 71Meghan Walters (2000-04) ................... 71

GAMES STARTED1. Stefanie Sparks (2002-05) .................... 762. Kate Kaiser (1999-01, 2003) ................. 72

Lauren Gallagher (2000-03) .................. 724. Kate Soulier (1998-01) .......................... 70

Meghan Miller (2001-04) ....................... 706. Katie Laschinger (2002-05) ................... 69

SHOTS1. Katie Chrest (2003-pres) ............ 3802. Tricia Martin (1997-00) ....................... 3753. Lauren Gallagher (2000-03) ................ 3284. Kate Kaiser (1999-01, 2003) ............... 3255. Kelly Dirks (1999-02) ........................... 2996. Kate Soulier (1998-01) ........................ 225

SAVES1. Shannon Chaney (1997-00) ............... 5682. Megan Huether (2003-pres) ..... 5003. Kristen Foster (1999-02) .................... 4224. Natalie Lamarque (1996) .................... 1045. Erin Miller (1996-99) ............................. 62

GOALIE MINUTES1. Megan Huether (2003-pres) ....... 3360.422. Shannon Chaney (1997-00) ............. 32223. Kristen Foster (1999-02) ............. 2840.214. Natalie Lamarque (1996) .................... 6475. Erin Miller (1996-99) ........................... 500

SAVE PERCENTAGE1. Shannon Chaney (1997-00) .............. .5632. Kristen Foster (1999-02) ................... .5413. Megan Huether (2003-pres) .... .5344. Natalie Lamarque (1996) ................... .4605. Erin Miller (1996-99) .......................... .456

GOALS1. Katie Chrest (2005) ......................702. Tricia Martin (1998) ............................. 543. Kate Kaiser (2001) .............................. 504. Kristen Waagbo (2005) ................475. Katie Chrest (2004) ......................43

Lauren Gallagher (2001) ...................... 437. Tricia Martin (1999) ............................. 428. Kate Kaiser (2000) .............................. 41

Rachel Sanford (2005) .................41

ASSISTS1. Tricia Martin (1999) ............................. 302. Katie Chrest (2005) ......................263. Tricia Martin (1998) ............................. 234. Kristen Waagbo (2005) ................215. Kristen Waagbo (2004) ................19

Kate Soulier (2000) ............................. 197. Kate Soulier (1999) ............................. 188. Kate Soulier (1998) ............................. 16

POINTS1. Katie Chrest (2005) ......................962. Tricia Martin (1998) ............................. 773. Tricia Martin (1999) ............................. 724. Kristen Waagbo (2005) ................685. Kate Kaiser (2001) .............................. 58

Lauren Gallagher (2001) ...................... 587. Katie Chrest (2004) ......................54

Katie Chrest (2003) ......................549. Leigh Jester (2005) ......................5110.Rachel Sanford (2005) .................50

SHOTS1. Katie Chrest (2005) ................... 1622. Tricia Martin (1998) ........................... 1173. Katie Chrest (2004) ................... 116

Rachel Sanford (2005) .............. 1165. Kate Kaiser (2001) ............................ 1126. Tricia Martin (1999) ........................... 1067. Katie Chrest (2003) ................... 102

SAVES1. Megan Huether (2005) .............. 1962. Shannon Chaney (1997) ................... 1763. Megan Huether (2004) .............. 1724. Kristen Foster (2001) ........................ 1605. Kristen Foster (2002) ........................ 1596. Shannon Chaney (1998) ................... 1517. Shannon Chaney (1999) ................... 141

GOALIE MINUTES1. Megan Huether (2005) ....... 1212:232. Kristen Foster (2001) ................. 1140.213. Megan Huether (2004) ...... 1112.194. Megan Huether (2003) ............ 10365. Kristen Foster (2002) ...................... 10236. Shannon Chaney (1997) ................... 9007. Shannon Chaney (1998) ................... 852

SAVE PERCENTAGE1. Shannon Chaney (1997) .................. .5932. Shannon Chaney (1999) .................. .5713. Megan Huether (2005) .............. .5604. Kristen Foster (2001) ....................... .559

Career Records Season Records

GOALS1. Tricia Martin (1997-00) ....................... 1612. Kate Kaiser (1999-2001, 2003) .......... 1543. Katie Chrest (2003-pres) ........... 1524. Lauren Gallagher (2000-03) ............... 1405. Kelly Dirks (1999-02) .......................... 1256. Kate Soulier (1998-01) ......................... 83

ASSISTS1. Tricia Martin (1997-00) ......................... 752. Kate Soulier (1998-01) ......................... 633. Lauren Gallagher (2000-03) ................. 534. Katie Chrest (2003-pres) ............. 525. Kristen Waagbo (2004-pres) ....... 406. Kelly Dirks (1999-02) ............................ 327. Katie Laschinger (2002-pres) ...... 31

POINTS1. Tricia Martin (1997-00) ....................... 2362. Katie Chrest (2003-pres) ........... 2043. Lauren Gallagher (2000-03) ............... 1934. Kate Kaiser (1999-01, 2003) .............. 1745. Kelly Dirks (1999-02) .......................... 1575. Kate Soulier (1998-01) ....................... 146

Kate Kaiser ranks second inDuke history with 154 career goals.

Current assistant coach Stefanie Sparks holdsthe school record with 76 career starts.

Shannon Chaney holds the school recordwith a .563 career save percentage.

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GOALS7 Katie Chrest

vs. Loyola (4/12/05)6 Katie Chrest

vs. William & Mary (3/4/05)6 Tricia Martin

vs. Boston College (4/26/98)vs. Johns Hopkins (3/27/99)

vs. Virginia Tech (2/29/00)6 Meghan Walters

vs. Richmond (4/11/04)5 Payton Black

vs. Davidson (4/27/96)5 Meghan McLaughlin

vs. Vanderbilt (3/4/97)5 Courtney Rodgers

vs. Vanderbilt (3/19/99)5 Kelly Dirks

vs. Georgetown (3/26/99)vs. Vanderbilt (3/22/00)

5 Tricia Martinvs. Notre Dame (4/16/99)

vs. Richmond (4/22/98)vs. Georgetown (3/25/00)

5 Kate Kaiservs. Johns Hopkins (3/5/00)

vs. Yale (4/16/00)vs. Maryland (3/2/01)

vs. Virginia (4/7/01)vs. North Carolina (4/20/01)

vs. Temple (5/10/01)vs. Pennsylvania (3/8/03)

5 Lauren Gallaghervs. Georgetown (3/25/00)

vs. Temple (5/10/01)vs. William & Mary (3/11/03)

vs. Virginia (4/6/03)5 Leigh Jester

vs. North Carolina (4/23/04)5 Kristen Waagbo

vs. William & Mary (3/4/05)5 Katie Chrest

vs. Stanford (3/26/05)vs. Virginia (4/2/05)

ASSISTS5 Tricia Martin

vs. George Mason (3/19/98)vs. Vanderbilt (3/19/99)vs. Davidson (4/28/99)

5 Kristen Waagbovs. Stanford (3/26/05)

4 Payton Blackvs. Richmond (4/10/96)

4 Kate Souliervs. Georgetown (3/28/98)

vs. Johns Hopkins (3/5/00)4 Tricia Martin

vs. Notre Dame (3/29/98)4 Katie Chrest

vs. North Carolina (5/15/05)

POINTS9 Tricia Martin

vs. Vanderbilt (3/19/99)8 Tricia Martin

vs. George Mason (3/19/98)vs. Notre Dame (3/29/98)

vs. Boston College (4/26/98)8 Katie Chrest

vs. Loyola (4/12/05)vs. William & Mary (3/4/05)

7 Tricia Martinvs. Princeton (3/15/98)

vs. Hofstra (3/2/99)vs. Johns Hopkins (3/27/99)

vs. Notre Dame (4/16/99)

Game Records

1997 Maryland def. Duke 14-41998 Virginia def. Duke 13-31999 Virginia def. Duke 10-92000 North Carolina def. Duke 7-62001 Duke def. North Carolina 10-5

Maryland def. Duke 15-122002 North Carolina def. Duke 12-82003 Virginia def. Duke 12-92004 Duke def. North Carolina 12-11

Virginia def. Duke 17-72005 Duke def. North Carolina 11-9

Duke def. Virginia 9-6

1998 Temple def. Duke 17-111999 Duke def. James Madison 11-10

Virginia def. Duke 9-8 •2000 Duke def. Dartmouth 7-6

Princeton def. Duke 9-8 (3OT)2001 Duke def. Temple 17-3

Loyola def. Duke 7-62002 Duke def. Vanderbilt 10-5

Georgetown def. Duke 11-42003 Ohio State def. Duke 10-72004 Georgetown def. Duke 13-12 (ot)2005 Duke def. Richmond 16-4

Duke def. North Carolina 15-7Virginia def. Duke 15-13

• Denotes School's First Final Four

ACC Tournament NCAA Tournament

7 Kate Souliervs. Georgetown (3/28/98)

7 Courtney Rodgersvs. Vanderbilt (3/19/99)

7 Kate Kaiservs. Virginia (4/7/01)

7 Meghan Waltersvs. Richmond (4/11/04)

7 Katie Chrestvs. Stanford (3/26/05)

vs. North Carolina (5/15/05)

GOALS (Game)Duke 22 vs. Vanderbilt, 3/14/01Opp. 18 Georgetown, 4/21/96

18 Maryland, 3/2/0118 Virginia, 4/6/02

ASSISTS (Game)Duke 12 vs. Vanderbilt, 3/19/99

12 vs. Stanford, 3/26/0512 vs. Denver, 2/20/05

Opp. 13 Maryland, 3/2/01

POINTS (Game)Duke 33 vs. Denver, 2/20/05Opp. 31 Maryland, 3/2/01

SHOTS (Game)Duke 53 vs. UMBC, 2/23/03Opp. 45 Virginia, 4/13/96

GOALS (Season)Duke 286 2005Opp. 169 1996

ASSISTS (Season)Duke 119 2005Opp. 66 1996

POINTS (Season)Duke 405 2005Opp. 227 2004

SHOTS (Season)Duke 676 2005Opp. 465 2004

Wins in a Season 17, 2005Losses in a Season 12, 1996Games Played 21, 2005Longest Win Streak 9, 2001Longest Losing Streak 5, 1999Consecutive Home Wins 9, 1998-99Consecutive Away Wins 9, 2004-05Consecutive Home Losses 4, 1996Consecutive Away Losses 4, 1996-97Best Start in History 8-1, 1999Best Won/Lost Percentage .810, 2005Most Ground Balls 542, 2005Highest Goal Percentage .423, 2005Highest Scoring Margin 5.8, 2005Best Goals Per Game Avg. 13.6, 2005ACC Wins In A Season 3, 2004, 2005Wins Over Ranked Opp. 10, 2001Consecutive Wins Over Ranked Opp. 7, 2001Largest Margin of Victory

20 (22-2) vs. Vanderbilt, 2001Largest Magin In A Defeat

16 (18-2) vs. Georgetown, 1996

Tricia Martin holds the school record forassists (5) and points (9) in a game.

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1996 (3-12, 0-3 ACC)Head Coach: Kerstin Kimel

3/7 COLGATE L 7-123/10 MARYLAND* L 1-123/12 LEHIGH L 9-103/14 GEORGE MASON L 5-83/18 MARYLAND-BC W 10-63/20 TOWSON L 8-103/21 DARTMOUTH L 7-103/29 at Vanderbilt L 11-133/30 vs. Stanford (1) W 10-74/2 at North Carolina* L 3-154/5 WILLIAM & MARY L 9-144/9 at Richmond L 8-104/13 VIRGINIA* L 9-144/21 at Georgetown L 2-184/27 at Davidson W 15-10(1) Nashville, Tenn.


3/4 VANDERBILT W 15-43/7 BOSTON COLLEGE W 7-63/9 at Maryland* L 2-133/13 GEORGE MASON W 10-53/15 at Georgetown L 6-123/20 DARTMOUTH L 10-143/25 TOWSON (OT) L 13-144/1 NORTH CAROLINA* L 2-74/6 at William & Mary L 8-94/10 RICHMOND W 8-54/12 at Virginia* L 4-114/15 VIRGINIA TECH W 11-44/19 vs. Maryland (1) L 4-144/25 at Villanova W 8-54/27 at Lehigh W 14-54/30 DAVIDSON W 18-6(1) ACC Tournament @ Charlottesville, Va.


3/2 DENVER W 15-03/6 MARYLAND* W 10-63/11 at Davidson W 17-33/15 at Princeton L 12-163/19 at George Mason W 9-83/21 at Towson W 10-93/28 GEORGETOWN W 11-93/29 NOTRE DAME W 19-54/1 at North Carolina* L 6-94/5 WILLIAM & MARY L 5-64/10 VIRGINIA* L 3-134/14 VANDERBILT W 6-34/18 at Virginia (1) L 3-134/22 at Richmond W 12-34/26 at Boston College W 16-94/28 at Dartmouth L 8-105/6 at Temple (2) L 11-17(1) ACC Tournament @ Charlottesville, Va.(2) NCAA Tournament @ Philadelphia, Pa.


3/2 HOFSTRA W 14-33/5 at Maryland* L 5-83/13 TOWSON W 13-63/16 PRINCETON W 11-83/19 at Vanderbilt W 17-93/26 at Georgetown W 10-93/27 at Johns Hopkins W 14-63/31 NORTH CAROLINA* W 8-74/4 at William & Mary W 11-84/10 at Virginia* L 9-154/16 at Notre Dame W 14-54/17 vs. Yale (at Notre Dame) L 5-64/20 VIRGINIA TECH W 21-104/24 vs. Virginia(1) L 9-104/28 DAVIDSON W 20-35/1 DARTMOUTH W 10-85/8 JAMES MADISON(2) W 11-105/14 vs. Virginia(3) L 8-9(1) ACC Tournament @ Chapel Hill, N.C.(2) NCAA Tournament @ Durham, N.C.(3) NCAA Tournament @ Baltimore, Md.


2/29 at #23 Virginia Tech W 17-63/3 #1 MARYLAND* L 10-143/5 JOHNS HOPKINS W 16-63/12 at Davidson W 13-23/15 at #9 Princeton L 10-113/22 #18 VANDERBILT W 13-73/25 #6 GEORGETOWN W 13-93/29 at #5 North Carolina* W 8-74/1 at #20 William & Mary W 18-94/8 #8 VIRGINIA* L 8-104/13 NOTRE DAME W 15-34/16 #14 YALE W 17-44/22 vs. #6 North Carolina(1) L 6-74/25 #7 JAMES MADISON L 14-164/28 at #2 Dartmouth W 11-85/11 #10 DARTMOUTH (2) W 7-65/14 vs. #2 Princeton (3) L 8-9 (3OT)(1) ACC Tournament @ College Park, Md.(2) NCAA Tournament @ Durham, N.C.(3) NCAA Tournament @ Princeton, N.J.


2/27 VIRGINIA TECH W 14-23/2 at #1 Maryland* L 11-183/14 at Vanderbilt W 22-23/17 #8 NORTH CAROLINA* W 10-93/21 #4 PRINCETON L 7-103/24 at #2 Georgetown W 8-73/25 at #17 Johns Hopkins W 10-53/27 DAVIDSON W 14-53/31 #12 WILLIAM & MARY W 16-34/7 at #9 Virginia* W 14-104/10 #18 HOFSTRA W 17-74/13 vs. Notre Dame (1) W 16-44/14 vs. #7 Yale (1) W 5-24/20 vs. #6 North Carolina (2) W 10-54/22 vs. #1 Maryland (2) L 12-154/26 at #11 James Madison W 7-6 (4OT)4/29 #6 DARTMOUTH W 9-85/10 TEMPLE (3) W 17-35/13 #8 LOYOLA (3) L 6-7(1) Yale Tournament @ New Haven, Conn.(2) ACC Tournament @ Orlando, Fla.(3) NCAA Tournament @ Durham, N.C.


2/26 at Virginia Tech W 13-33/1 #1 MARYLAND* W 9-83/3 #14 JOHNS HOPKINS W 11-33/9 #11 VANDERBILT W 11-73/12 at #14 William & Mary W 11-73/16 at #5 North Carolina* L 4-103/20 at #2 Princeton L 5-133/24 #1 GEORGETOWN L 7-84/3 at Davidson W 18-64/6 #4 VIRGINIA* L 6-184/12 at #9 Notre Dame (1) W 10-9 (3OT)4/13 vs. #12 Yale (1) L 12-134/19 #3 NORTH CAROLINA (2) L 8-124/24 JAMES MADISON W 12-74/26 at #13 Dartmouth L 5-65/4 Pennsylvania W 13-75/9 #10 VANDERBILT (3) W 10-55/12 at #2 Georgetown (4) L 4-11(1) Notre Dame Tournament @ S. Bend, Ind.(2) ACC Tournament @ Durham, N.C.(3) NCAA Tournament @ Durham, N.C.(4) NCAA Tournament @ Washington, D.C.


2/21 VIRGINIA TECH W 16-22/23 UMBC W 18-43/2 at #18 Johns Hopkins W 11-83/6 at #4 Maryland* L 8-9 (OT)3/8 at Pennsylvania W 15-53/11 WILLIAM & MARY W 14-53/15 #9 NORTH CAROLINA* W 13-73/19 #6 PRINCETON W 8-43/22 at #3 Georgetown W 14-113/29 at #17 Stanford W 12-74/2 at #20 Vanderbilt L 6-84/6 at #4 Virginia* W 12-74/11 #15 NOTRE DAME W 10-74/18 vs. #4 Virginia (1) L 9-124/23 at #8 James Madison W 13-54/26 DAVIDSON W 21-65/4 #8 DARTMOUTH L 7-95/8 #11 OHIO STATE (2) L 7-10(1) ACC Tournament @ Charlottesville, Va.(2) NCAA Tournament @ Durham, N.C.


2/20 at UMBC W 17-42/22 NORTHWESTERN W 15-92/29 #2 MARYLAND* W 9-73/7 vs. Duquesne (1) W 12-33/10 vs. #12 Notre Dame (1) L 9-113/13 at #13 North Carolina* W 7-6 (2OT)3/17 at #1 Princeton L 5-123/21 #2 GEORGETOWN L 8-93/28 #9 VANDERBILT W 16-134/3 #5 VIRGINIA* W 10-94/9 at #5 Loyola L 8-104/11 at Richmond W 12-74/16 #20 STANFORD W 9-54/18 #9 JOHNS HOPKINS W 10-74/23 at #13 North Carolina (2) W 12-114/25 vs. #4 Virginia (2) L 7-175/6 at #9 Dartmouth W 11-75/8 at Hofstra W 7-65/13 #6 GEORGETOWN (3) L12-13 (OT)(1) Orlando, Fla.(2) ACC Tournament @ Charlottesville, Va.(3) NCAA Tournament @ Durham, N.C.


2/18 DUQUESNE W 16-42/20 DENVER W 21-62/26 at #7 Maryland* W 10-73/4 William & Mary W 17-83/6 Richmond W 18-63/12 #8 North Carolina* L 11-123/16 #1 Princeton L 4-73/19 at #3 Georgetown W 10-73/24 at #19 Vanderbilt (1) W 13-43/26 vs. Stanford (1) W 18-14/2 at #2 Virginia* W 16-124/8 at Notre Dame W 11-84/10 at #1 Northwestern L 11-164/16 Loyola W 14-104/22 Virginia Tech* W 20-74/29 vs. #9 North Carolina (2) W 11-95/1 vs. #7 Virginia (2) W 9-65/8 #4 Dartmouth W 12-85/12 Richmond (3) W 18-65/15 #11 North Carolina (3) W 15-75/20 vs. #6 Virginia (4) L 13-15(1) Nashville, Tenn.(2) ACC Tournament @ Baltimore, Md.(3) NCAA Tournament @ Durham, N.C.(4) NCAA Tournament @ Annapolis, Md.

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All-Time LetterwinnersJessica Adam ................... 2005Laura Anderson ......... 2003-05Meg Barnet ....................... 2000-03Kendra Basner .................. 1996-99Jessica Bennett ................. 2000-03Payton Black ......................... 1996Regan Bosch ..................... 2005Megan Britt ....................... 1997-99Corinne Broesler .............. 2002-04Mindy Caplan ........................ 1996Amy Carver .......................... 1996Shannon Chaney ............. 1997-00Katie Chrest ............... 2003-05Ashley Coll ................. 2004-05Kerry Costello .................. 2005Andrea Crosby ........... 2004-05Caroline Cryer ................. 2005Kelly Dirks ........................ 1999-02Kristy Dirks ............... 2003-05Keri Dunn ................. 1997-99, 2000Meghan Ferguson ...... 2004-05Claire Finn ........................ 1998-01Courtney Fischer ......... 2002, 2004Lane Fogarty .............. 2002-05Meeghan Ford ............ 2004-05Kristen Foster ................... 1999-02Danielle Freedman .......... 2005Lauren Gallagher .............. 2000-03Francoise Gordon ............ 1999-01Susan Hammes ...................... 1996Kaitlin Hancock .......... 2004-05Emily Hickman .................. 1997-00Cheryl Lynn Horton ......... 2001-04Megan Huether .......... 2003-05Amanda Hughes ............... 2000-01Leigh Jester ............... 2004-05Allie Johnson .................... 2005Sandy Johnston ............... 1996-99Kate Kaiser ................ 1999-01, 2003Heather Keeney ................ 1996-98Lauren Kickham ................ 2001-04Sarah Kirchhofer ............. 2005Katie Laschinger ........ 2002-05Kristin Lonergan ............... 1996-98Stacie Mann ........................... 1996Ashley Martens .......... 2004-05Tricia Martin ..................... 1997-00Kristen McElduff ............... 1999-01Caline McHenry .......... 2001-05Meghan McLaughlin ......... 1996-99Michelle Menser ......... 2004-05Abigail Meyer .................. 2005Lorrie Meyercord ............. 1996-97Allison Michels .................. 1998-01Erin Miller ......................... 1997-99Meghan Miller ................... 2001-04Stacey Mon ...................... 1997-99Samantha Morris ............. 2005Amy Murnick ................... 1996-97Aiyana Newton ................ 2005Amy Noble ....................... 1998-01Erin O’Shaughnessy ......... 2000-03Kim Pastrana ................... 2005Lindsay Carter Piechnik ......... 2004Sheila Powenski ............... 2003-04Barbara Preston ............... 1998-01Claire Rauh ............................ 2004Katie Regan ...................... 1997-99Courtney Rodgers ............ 1998-01Laura Rooklin ........................ 1996Rachel Sanford ........... 2004-05Eva Sayre ........................ 1998-99Kristin Seith ...................... 1998-00Rachel Shack .................... 2005Kate Soulier ...................... 1998-01Stefanie Sparks ......... 2002-05Carrie Starr ...................... 2000-03Claire Sullivan .................. 1999-02Karen Sutton .................... 1996-99Jodie Taylor .......................... 1996Kristen Waagbo .......... 2004-05Meghan Walters ...... 2000-01, 03-04Kim Wathey ................ 2004-05Ashley Wick ..................... 1999-01bold denotes current team member

All-America HonorsUSL, IWLCA1998 Tricia Martin 1st, 2nd1999 Tricia Martin ........... 1st, 1st

Katie Kaiser .......... HM, 2ndSandy Johnston .......... HMKate Soulier ................. 3rd

2000 Tricia Martin ........ HM, 2ndKate Kaiser ............. 1st, 1stMeghan Walters ........... 3rd

2001 Kate Kaiser .............. 1st, 1stLauren Gallagher . 1st, 2ndKristen Foster ........ 1st, 1stMeghan Walters .......... 2nd

2002 Lauren Gallagher .... 1st, 1stKristen Foster ...... 2nd, 2nd

2003 Kate Kaiser .............. 1st, 1stMeghan Miller ...... 2nd, 2ndLauren Gallagher .. 3rd, 3rd

2004 Meghan Miller ...... 2nd, 2ndMeghan Walters ... 2nd, 2ndKatie Chrest .......... 3rd, 3rd

2005 Katie Chrest ............ 1st, 1stMegam Huether ............ 1stCaline McHenry ...... 1st, 1stRachel Sanford .... 3rd, 2nd

Inside LacrosseAttacker of the Year

Katie Chrest ........................... 2005

IWLCA Attackerof the Year

Katie Chrest ........................... 2005

IWLCA Goalieof the Year

Megan Huether ...................... 2005

Tewaaraton TrophyAward

Katie Chrest ........................... 2005

Tewaaraton TrophyCandidates

Kristen Foster ........................ 2001Kate Kaiser (Finalist) ............... 2001Kristen Foster ........................ 2002Lauren Gallagher ................... 2002Kate Kaiser ............................. 2003Lauren Gallagher ................... 2003Meghan Miller ........................ 2003Meghan Walters ..................... 2004Meghan Miller ........................ 2004Megan Huether ...................... 2005Caline McHenry (Semifinalist) . 2005Katie Chrest (Winner) ............ 2005

IWLCA RegionalCoach of the Year

Kerstin Kimel .......................... 2005

IWLCA All-Region1998 Tricia Martin ........ 1st Team

Karen Sutton ..... 2nd Team1999 Kate Kaiser ........... 1st Team

Tricia Martin ........ 1st TeamKate Soulier ....... 2nd Team

2000 Tricia Martin ........ 1st TeamKate Kaiser ........... 1st TeamMeghan Walters . 2nd Team

2001 Kate Kaiser ........... 1st TeamKristen Foster ...... 1st TeamLauren Gallagher . 1st TeamMeghan Walters . 2nd Team

2002 Lauren Gallagher . 1st TeamKristen Foster .... 2nd TeamCaline McHenry . 2nd TeamKelly Dirks ......... 2nd Team

2003 Kate Kaiser ........... 1st TeamMeghan Miller ...... 1st TeamKatie Chrest ....... 2nd TeamLauren Gallagher 2nd Team

2004 Meghan Miller ...... 1st TeamMeghan Walters ... 1st TeamKatie Chrest ....... 2nd Team

2005 Katie Chrest ......... 1st TeamMegan Huether .... 1st TeamCaline McHenry ... 1st TeamRachel Sanford .... 1st Team

All-ACC SelectionsTricia Martin .......................... 1998Tricia Martin .......................... 1999Tricia Martin .......................... 2000Kate Kaiser ............................. 2000Shannon Chaney .................. 2000Kelly Dirks ............................. 2001Kristen Foster ........................ 2001Lauren Gallagher ................... 2001Kate Kaiser ............................. 2001Meghan Walters ..................... 2001Lauren Gallagher ................... 2002Caline McHenry ..................... 2002Kristen Foster ........................ 2002Lauren Gallagher ................... 2003Kate Kaiser ............................. 2003Meghan Walters ..................... 2003Megan Huether ...................... 2004Meghan Miller ........................ 2004Meghan Walters ..................... 2004Katie Chrest ........................... 2005Megan Huether ...................... 2005Caline McHenry ..................... 2005Rachel Sanford ...................... 2005

ACC 50thAnniversary Team

Kate Kaiser ..................... 1999-2003Tricia Martin .................. 1997-2000

ACC Tournament MVPKatie Chrest ........................... 2005

ACC All-TournamentShannon Chaney .................. 1997Lorrie Meyercord .................. 1997Katie Regan ........................... 1998Karen Sutton ......................... 1998Sandy Johnston .................... 1999Amy Noble ............................ 1999Claire Sullivan ....................... 2000Shannon Chaney .................. 2000Lauren Gallagher ................... 2001Kate Soulier ........................... 2001Claire Sullivan ....................... 2001Lauren Gallagher ................... 2002Kelly Dirks ............................. 2002Lauren Gallagher ................... 2003Meghan Miller ........................ 2003Katie Chrest ........................... 2004Leigh Jester ........................... 2004Meghan Miller ........................ 2004Meghan Walters ..................... 2004Katie Chrest ........................... 2005Megan Huether ...................... 2005Leigh Jester ........................... 2005

NCAA All-TournamentSandy Johnston .................... 1999Kate Kaiser ............................. 1999

ACC Coach of the YearKerstin Kimel ........ 1998, 2004, 2005Kerstin Kimel (Co-Winner) ...... 2000

ACC Player of the YearKatie Chrest ........................... 2005

ACC Rookie of the YearKate Kaiser ............................. 1999Meghan Miller (Co-Winner) ... 2001Katie Chrest ........................... 2003

Academic All-AmericaKaren Sutton ......................... 1997Kristin Lonergan .................... 1998Karen Sutton ......................... 1998Sandy Johnston .................... 1999Courtney Rodgers ................. 2001Kelly Dirks ............................. 2002Claire Sullivan ....................... 2002Lauren Gallagher ................... 2003Kate Kaiser ............................. 2003

ACC Player of theWeek

Shannon Chaney .................. 2000Kristen Foster ........................ 2001Lauren Gallagher ................... 2001Kate Kaiser ............................. 2001Lauren Gallagher ................... 2002Jessica Bennett ...................... 2003Katie Chrest ........................... 2003Megan Huether ...................... 2004Katie Chrest ........................... 2004Katie Chrest (3 Times) ............ 2005

NATIONAL Player of the WeekTricia Martin .......................... 2000Katie Chrest ........................... 2003

Katie Chrest was named the2005 Tewaaraton Award Winner

Megan Huether was named the2005 IWLCA Goalie of the Year

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Duke women's lacrosse has boasted anumber of players and coaches who have par-ticipated on the U.S. National teams. The U.S.team has been dominant since getting started,winning five of seven World Cups.

Senior Katie Chrest, along with formerBlue Devil Kate Kaiser, were members of the24-player World Cup Training Team that trainedtogether until after the US Lacrosse Women’s Divi-sion National Tournament. Kaiser was one of theplayers selected when the roster was cut to theIFWLA-mandated 16 players.

Former assistant coach Michele Uhlfelder has beena member of the elite team for 11 years, traveling on the 1996team to England, helping the U.S. win the world championship atthe 1997 World Cup in Tokyo and the 2000 World Cup. She is amember of the 2001 U.S. World Champion team.

Head Coach Kerstin Kimel was also on the elite team from 1992-96,was an alternate on the 1997 World Cup team, a member of the 1997 GreatBritain Touring team and was an assistant coach for the U.S. Developmental

IFWLA World CupsYear Site Champion Runner-up Championship Game Score1982 Nottingham, England U.S. Australia 10-7 (extra time)1986 Philadelphia, Pa. (U.S.) Australia U.S. 10-71989 Perth, Australia U.S. England 6-5 (sudden death)1993 Edinburgh, Scotland U.S. England 4-11997 Tokyo, Japan U.S. Australia 3-2 (sudden death)2001 High Wycombe, England U.S. Australia 14-82005 Annapolis, Md. (U.S.) Australia U.S. 14-7

team. Theresa Ingram, a former Duke as-sistant coach, is a member of the elite team.

A total of six current or former Blue Devilshave been named to the 2005-06 U.S.

Women’s Developmental Team: JessicaAdam, Laura Anderson, Caroline Cryer,

Megan Huether, Leigh Jester and CalineMcHenry.

The Blue Devils have had seven players onthe U.S. Developmental squad: Meghan

McLaughlin, Kate Kaiser, Meghan Miller,Lauren Gallagher, Kristen Foster, Meghan

Walters and Tricia Martin. In addition, former assistantcoach Stephanie Sweet was also a member of the team.

Kaiser was a member of the U.S. Elite squad and made it tothe last round of the trials for the 2000 Australian Tour. She was an

alternate for the 2001 World Cup Team, the youngest member of the team.Gallagher was also a member of the Under-19 World Cup U.S. team in

the summer of 1999, while Walters was an alternate. Meg Barnet, a 2003Duke graduate, was a member of Australia's World Cup team.

2005 World Cup

Former Blue Devil Kate Kaiser was one of 16players to play for the United States in the2005 IFWLA World Cup in Annapolis, Md.Kaiser helped lead the U.S. squad to the GoldMedal round for the seventh straight WorldCup. They saw a streak of four straightchampionships come to an end with a 14-7 lossto Australia, only the second time the U.S. fellshort in the title game. Kaiser led the way for theUnited States with two goals in the game.

Kaiser finished the World Cup playing inall eight games with four starts. She talliedseven goals with two assists, including onefree position goal. She was second on theteam with eight caused turnovers to go alongwith 11 ground balls and five draw controls.She helped lead her squad to a 6-1-1 record.The U.S. outscored their opponents 109-41 in

the tournament.

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Where Are They Now?Former Athlete Class Occupation LocationMeg Barnet 2003 Second-year medical student, University of Sydney Sydney, AustraliaKendra Basner 1999 Assistant to the State Prosecuter Wilmington, Del.Kristen Lonergan Batista 1998 Account Executive, Countrywide Mortgage Full Spectrum Lending Wayland, Mass.Jessica Bennett 2003 Third-year law student, Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn.Corinne Broesler 2004 Pharmecutical Sales, Glaxo Welcome Long Island, N.Y.Kristin Seith Burkhalter 2001 Resident Security Advisor, U.S. Embassy Harare, ZimbabweShannon Chaney 2000 Freelance writer New Orleans, La.Kelly Dirks 2002 Systems Analyst, IBM Roslyn, Va.Keri Dunn 2000 Asst. Admissions/Asst. Athletics Director/Coach, The Groton School Groton, Mass.Courtney Fischer 2004 PRC Assistant, U.S. Soccer Foundation Washington, D.C.Kristen Foster 2002 Investment banking, Street State Bank Boston, Mass.Amy Noble Fowler 2001 Kindergarten teacher Annapolis, Md.Lauren Gallagher 2003 Financial Analyst, Wachovia Bank, Lacrosse Coach, Charlotte Catholic Charlotte, N.C.Emily Hickman 2000 Financial Analyst/Consultant, Ashford Capital Management Wilmington, Del.Cheryl Lynn Horton 2004 First-year Medical student, University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va.Sandy Johnston 1999 Consultant, Bearingpoint Inc. Charlotte, N.C.Kate Kaiser 2003 Marketing Representative, Baltimore Ravens Baltimore, Md.Heather Keeney 1998 Second-year business student, Harvard University Cambridge, Mass.Lauren Kickham 2004 Assistant Consultant, Marakon Inc. San Francisco, Calif.Erin Miller Klasen 1999 Senior Database Manager, Dept. of Psychiatry, Johns Hopkins Univ. Baltimore, Md.Claire Finn Lessick 2001 High school teacher Chicago, Ill.Tricia Martin 2000 Kindergarten teacher/Varsity lacrosse coach Huntington, N.Y.Krsiten McElduff 2002 Paralegal Yorktown, N.Y.Meghan McLaughlin 1999 Consultant, Collaborative Consulting Group Baltimore, Md.Meghan Miller 2004 Assistant Lacrosse Coach, Brown University Providence, R.I.Erin O’Shaughnessy 2003 Head Lacrosse Coach, St. Margaret’s School Orange County, Calif.Allison Michels Pettinelli 2001 Third-year medical student, University of Miami Coral Gables, Fla.Lindsay Carter Piechnik 2004 Five-year PhD fellowship in mathematics, Columbia University New York, N.Y.Sheila Powenski 2004 Engineer, General Motors Detroit, Mich.Barbara Preston 2001 Client Service Manager, TIG Global Internet Marketing Firm Washington, D.C.Claire Rauh 2004 Mortgage Broker, American Home Mortgage Washington, D.C.Katie Regan 2000 Editor, Teaching Resources, Scholastic Rockaway Park, N.Y.Courtney Rodgers 2001 Second-year law student, George Washington University Washington, D.C.Kate Soulier 2001 Political Consultant, Exoro Inc. Salt Lake City, UtahCarrie Starr 2003 Kindergarten teacher, Greenwich Acad., Lacrosse Coach, Greenwich H.S. Greenwich, Conn.Claire Sullivan 2002 Second-year law student, Georgetown University Washington, D.C.Karen Sutton 1999 Third-year resident, Department of Orthopedics, Yale University New Haven, Conn.Meghan Walters 2004 Commercial Real Estate Agent, Richard Ellis, Inc. Washington, D.C.Ashley Wick 2002 Resident Stylist, PR Manager, Diane von Furstenberg New York, N.Y.

Meghan Walters was a three-timeAll-America selection and

Tewaaraton Trophy candidate

Kate Soulier was an All-America choicein 1999 and is ranked sixth at Duke

in career goals scored with 83

Kristen Foster is a two-time All-ACCchoice and two-time

Tewaaraton Trophy candidate

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Duke University was created in 1924 byJames Buchanan Duke as a memorial to hisfather, Washington Duke. The Dukes, aDurham family who built a worldwide financialempire in the manufacture of tobacco and de-veloped the production of electricity in the twoCarolinas, had long been interested in TrinityCollege. Trinity traced its roots to 1838 innearby Randolph County when local Method-ist and Quaker communities joined forces tosupport a permanent school, which theynamed Union Institute. After a brief period asNormal College (1851-59), the schoolchanged its name to Trinity College in 1859and affiliated with the Methodist Church.

The college moved to Durham in 1892with financial assistance from WashingtonDuke and the donation of land by Julian S.Carr. In December 1924, the school’s trust-ees gratefully accepted the provisions ofJames B. Duke’s indenture creating the fam-ily philanthropic foundation, The Duke Endow-ment, which provided, in part, for the expan-sion of Trinity College into Duke University. As a result of the Duke gift, Trinity under-went both physical and academic expansion.The original Durham Campus became knownas East Campus when it was rebuilt in statelyGeorgian architecture. West Campus, Gothicin style and dominated by the soaring 210-foot tower of Duke Chapel, opened in 1930.Academic expansion of the university includedthe establishment of new graduate and pro-fessional schools. Modern times have seen Duke realize itsfounder’s aspirations to become a major cen-ter of learning. The Duke University MedicalCenter has achieved international promi-nence, and many Duke schools and depart-ments are consistently ranked among thenation’s best.

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Duke Quick Facts• Duke is consistently rankedamong the nation’s top universi-ties

• Duke has a student/faculty ratioof 10:1

• Seventy-five percent of classesat Duke have 16-35 students

• Student-athletes make up morethan 10 percent of the Duke stu-dent body

• Duke has six professionalschools — Fuqua School of Busi-ness, Divinity, Nicholas School ofthe Environment and Earth Sci-ences, Law, Medicine and Nurs-ing —and two undergraduateschools — Trinity College (Arts &Sciences) and Pratt School of En-gineering

• Ninety-three percent of Dukestudents graduate in four years

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Majors at Duke

African & African American StudiesArt & Art History

Asian & African Language &Literature

Biological Anthropology & AnatomyBiology

Biomedical EngineeringCanadian Studies

ChemistryCivil & Environmental Engineering

Classical StudiesComputer Science

Cultural AnthropologyEarth & Ocean Sciences

EconomicsEducation

Electrical & Computer EngineeringEnglish

Environmental Sciences & PolicyFrench

Germanic Languages & LiteratureHistory

International Comparative StudiesItalian & European Studies

LinguisticsLiterature

MathematicsMechanical Engineering &

Materials ScienceMedieval & Renaissance Studies

MusicPhilosophy

PhysicsPolitical Science

PsychologyPublic Policy Studies

ReligionSlavic & Eurasian Studies

SpanishSociology

Theater StudiesVisual Arts

Women’s Studies

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In 2004-05, three Duke teamsearned No. 1 national rankings— women’s basketball, women’sgolf and men’s soccer — and sixother teams achieved a rankingof No. 5 or better— men’sbasketball (2), field hockey (2),women’s lacrosse (2), men’slacrosse (2), men’s tennis (4),cross country (5).

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A mainstay among the elite Division I athleticprograms, Duke University once again ranked near thetop during the 2004-05 athletic year.

The women’s golf team collected its third NCAAChampionship with a five-stroke victory in Sunriver, Ore.,while the women’s cross country, field hockey and men’slacrosse squads were NCAA runner-ups.

The Blue Devils registered five ACC Tournament andthree ACC regular season titles on the year. The Dukemen’s basketball, women’s golf, women’s cross country,women’s lacrosse and men’s golf teams all garnered leaguecrowns.

Duke was also very successful nationally in 2004-05as 15 teams competed in NCAA Tournament action withthe men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer and fieldhockey teams each advancing to the NCAA Final Four.Some of the year’s highlights include:• 30 All-America selections• Four National Player of the Year honorees, two NationalFreshmen of the Year, two National Coaches of the Yearand five specialists of the year.• Sophomore Anna Grzebien won the NCAA IndividualCrown leading the Duke women’s golf team to its thirdNCAA Championship. Grzebien shot a 65 on the thirdday to bring Duke back from a nine-shot deficit to an eight-shot lead. She became the third Blue Devil to win theNCAA Individual Crown.• On the strength of a national championship in women’sgolf, five additional top-five and 11 overall top-10 finishes,Duke finished in fifth place in the 2005 United StatesSports Academy Division I Directors’ Cup Standings.Additionally, Duke secured its best ever finish, topping1998-99 when the Blue Devils finished seventh.• Seven ACC Player of the Year picks -- Ryan Blaum(men’s golf), Katie Chrest (women’s lacrosse), MoniqueCurrie (women’s basketball), Matt Danowski (men’slacrosse), Brittany Lang (women’s golf), J.J. Redick (men’sbasketball)

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Coached by Hall of FamerMike Krzyzewski, Dukeearned the first of its threenational championships inbasketball in 1991.

The Blue Devils, led byNational Player of the YearShane Battier, earned theirthird NCAA basketball title inan 11-year span in 2001.

Duke became the first teamin 19 years to repeat as abasketball national cham-pion with its 71-51 victoryover Michigan in the 1992title game.

Duke soccer coach JohnRennie (above left) andNational Player of the YearJohn Kerr (right) led the BlueDevils to the 1986 nationalchampionship.

Duke’s 2002 women’s golfteam earned its second NCAAtitle in four years. ViradaNirapathpongporn earnedthe individual championship.

Duke earned its firstnational title in women’sgolf in 1999. The Blue Devilswere paced by freshmanCandy Hannemann.

Coached by Hall of Famer MikeKrzyzewski, Duke earned thefirst of its three nationalchampionships in basketballin 1991.

The Blue Devils, led byNational Player of the YearShane Battier, earned theirthird NCAA basketball title inan 11-year span in 2001.

Duke became the first team in19 years to repeat as abasketball national championwith its 71-51 victory overMichigan in the 1992 titlegame.

Duke soccer coach JohnRennie and National Player ofthe Year John Kerr led the BlueDevils to the 1986 nationalchampionship.

The 2002 women’s golf teamearned its second NCAA title infour years. ViradaNirapathpongporn earned theindividual championship.

Duke earned its first nationaltitle in women’s golf in 1999.The Blue Devils were paced byfreshman Candy Hannemann.

The Duke women’s golf teamwon their third NCAAChampionship in 2005 .Anna Grzebein won theindividual NationalChampionship to lead theBlue Devils.

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