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unmatchedbyanycoachinthecountry.Shebecame the winningest coach at Marylandin1998,surpassinghermentorSueTyler’s153 victories. Now, she has posted over300victories,whichranksamongthetop20winningestcoachesinNCAAhistory.

AccoladeshavecomeintheformofsixNFHCA Coach of theYear awards (1991,1993, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2006), fourACCCoach of the Year honors (1992, 1995,1998, 2001) and 10 Mid-Atlantic RegionalCoachoftheYearcitationsforMeharg.She

capturedher300th-careerwinonthedaytheTerpsdefeatedWake

Forestfortheprogram’ssixth conference title

in Col lege Parkand isoneof sixDivision I headcoaches to winover300games.

Though Meharg’s numbers are extraordinary, her leadership ismuch more.As a serious educator through sport, she recognizes

the ability of athletic competition to teach life lessons.The mentoremphasizesthecharacteristicsofsportsthatcanbeusedasavehicletodevelopameaningfullife.

“Establishing a hard working, compassionate environment whichassists to teachwomen in ‘becoming’confident female leaders through their

rolesasamemberoftheMarylandfieldhockeyteam,”saysMeharg.

Aprogramrichwithawinningtradition,nootherfigureinMarylandfieldhockeyhasexemplifiedthattraditionbetterthanheadcoachMissyMehargassheheadsintoher20thseason.VotedNationalCoachoftheYearanunprecedentedsixtimes,MeharghassolidifiedMaryland’s positionamong the top field hockeyprograms in thenation,leadingtheteamtoback-to-backNCAAChampionshipsforthefirsttimeandtheprogram’sfifthoverallin2005and2006.

Withafirmgrasponnationaltopfiveforatleastadecade,MeharghasledtheTerrapinstofouroftheprogram’sfivenationaltitles,whileservingasanassistantcoachduringtheteam’sfirstrunin1987.In

her19years,theteamhasreachedthenationalsemifinals10times,includingthelastfouryearsinarow,afirstfortheprogram.Marylandhasalsoadvancedtothenationalchampionshipgamesixtimesunderthelegendarycoach.

Competinginthetoughestconferenceinthenation,MeharghasalsomentoredtheTerpstosixACCTournamenttitlesandfiveregularseasoncrowns.Herteamshavealsohadsix20-winseasons,includingthreeinthelastfouryears.

Despiteallthesuccesses,MeharghasnotslowedinhereffortstoluretoptalenttoCollegeParkandmentorthemtosuccess.HerplayershavegarneredthreeHondaAwards,presentedtothenation’smostoutstandingplayer,70All-Americans,sevenACCPlayersoftheYear,sixACCRookiesoftheYear,eightACCTournamentMVP’s,69All-ACCperformersandover100NationalAcademicSquadhonorees.

Meharghasdeveloped40Terrapinswhohavereachedthehighestleveloffieldhockey,with40playerscompetinginternationally,includingfiveplayerswhoaremembersofthe2007U.S.NationalTeam.

Mehargcanbedescribedasaleader,amotivatorandamentor.HersixNationalFieldHockeyCoachesAssociationNationalCoachoftheYearcitationsare

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2007 Maryland Field Hockey

“Coachingwithenthusiasm,buildingacommunityandestablishingamindsetofservicemodelstheultimatesuccess.”

DuringhertenureatMaryland,shehasbeeninvolvedinallfacetsofcollegiatefieldhockey.ShecurrentlyservesontheNCAAMid-AtlanticRegionalAdvisoryCommittee.In1996,MehargservedasanassistantcoachasformerTerpAll-AmericanKateKauffman-BeachandtheU.S.squadcompetedintheOlympicGamesinAtlanta.

TheTerpshavebeenrepresentedintheOlympics,thePanAmericanGames,theWorldCup,theOlympicQualifyingTournamentandanumberofotherinternationalcompetitions.In2003,formerTerpAll-AmericansKauffman-Beach,DinaRizzoandKeliSmithparticipatedinthePanAmericanGames.PaulaInfanteparticipatedinthegamesasamemberoftheChileanNationalTeam.RizzoandformerTerrapinsSarahSilvettiandLaurenPowleyhelpedtheU.S.qualifyforthe2006WorldCupthenplacedsixthinthetournament,thesecond-bestshowingsince1994whereMeharg assisted the teamtoabronzemedal.

M e h a r g i s a na c c o m p l i s h e d a n dexperienced coach on theinternational stage. Shewasamemberof theU.S.NationalTeam’s coachingstafffrom1993-1997,whichincludedherappearanceinthe1996Olympics,the1994WorldCupinDublin,Ireland,andthe1995PanAmericanGames in Argentina. In1994and1995,sheservedas the head coach for theU.S.Under-21team.Afterahiatus,shereturnedtotheU.S.FieldHockeyelitelevelprogramin2004,coachingonboththeseniorandjuniornationalteamselectionprograms.ShewasnamedheadcoachoftheMarylandHighPerformanceCenter,establishingtheFieldHockey&LacrosseComplexasaneastcoastnationaltrainingsite.HerHPCThunderstickssquadwontheUSFHANationalWomen’sTournamentinthesummerof2006.

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oftheYearin1990,MissyMeharg’ssixawardsarethemostforanycoachatthecollegelevel.

• LeadingtheTerpstofourNCAAtitles,MissyMehargisoneofjustfivecoachesinDivisionIhistorytohavewonmultiplenationalchampionshipsinfieldhockey,alongwithBethAndersofOldDominion(9),KarenSheltonofNorthCarolina(4),JenniferAverill(3)ofWakeForestandDianeWrightofConnecticut(2).

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“esTablishinG a hard WorkinG, compassionaTe environmenT Which assisTs

To Teach Women in becominG confidenT female leaders ThrouGh Their roles as a member of The marYland field

hockeY Team, coachinG WiTh enThusiasm, buildinG a communiTY and esTablishinG

a mindseT of service models The ulTimaTe success.”

- missY meharG

Missy Meharg celebrates with her team following her 300th career victory.

meharG's coachinG recordyear School overall pct. Highlights1988 Maryland 11-9-2 .545 NCAAFirstRound1989 Maryland 11-8-1 .5751990 Maryland 11-6-2 .632 NCAAFirstRound1991 Maryland 17-5-1 .761 NCAASemifinals NationalCoachoftheYear1992 Maryland 15-5-1 .738 ACCChampions NCAASecondRound1993 Maryland 21-3-0 .875 NCAAChampions NationalCoachoftheYear1994 Maryland 10-9-2 .5261995 Maryland 19-5-0 .792 NCAAFinals1996 Maryland 15-7-0 .681 NCAASecondRound1997 Maryland 18-4-0 .818 NCAASecondRound1998 Maryland 16-6-0 .727 ACCChampions NCAASecondRound1999 Maryland 24-1-0 .960 ACCChampions NCAAChampions NationalCoachoftheYear2000 Maryland 19-4-0 .826 ACCChampions NCAASemifinals2001 Maryland 20-4-0 .833 ACCChampions NCAAFinals NationalCoachoftheYear2002 Maryland 17-5-0 .773 NCAASecondRound2003 Maryland 20-4-0 .833 NCAASemifinals2004 Maryland 17-6-0 .739 NCAASemifinals2005 Maryland 23-2-0 .920 ACCChampions NCAAChampions NationalCoachoftheYear2006 Maryland 23-2-0 .920 NCAAChampions NationalCoachoftheYearTotal 19 years 327-95-9 .769 Four ncaa championships Six acc championships Six coach of the year awards

Duringhercareer,MeharghasbeenextensivelyinvolvedwithteachingintheU.S.FieldHockeyAssociationCoachingCertificationProgram.ShehascompletedseveralcertificationprogramswhicharedirectedbytheFederationofInternationalHockey(F.I.H.).Mehargenjoyeddoingcolorcommentaryworkfortelevisionandhasworkedavarietyofsports,includingfieldhockey.ShehascompletedfourinstructionalfieldhockeycoachingvideowithChampionshipProductions.

Meharg’scollegiateplayingcareerwasnearlyassuccessfulashercoachingcareerisnow.ShewasanAll-AmericaforwardattheUniversityofDelaware,whereshealsoplayedlacrosse,from1981-85.MehargwasaHondaAwardnomineeinfieldhockeyin1983,thesameyearshewasnamedMVPoftheEastCoastConferenceafterleadingherteamingoals,assistsandpoints.TheBlueHenhockeyteamreachedtheNCAAChampionshipsemifinalroundwhenshewasasophomorein1982,andMeharg’slacrossesquadwonthenationalchampionshipthefollowingspring.

Mehargenjoyedanimpressiveseven-yearplayingcareerwiththeU.S.NationalTeamfrom1985-91.Duringthattime,shewasamemberofthe1986WorldCupteamandanalternatetothe1987PanAmericanand1988Olympicteams.Shecappedherplayingcareerasamemberofthe1991PanAmericanteamandthe1991U.S.squadthatunfortunatelymissedqualifyingforthe1992OlympicsinBarcelona.

Mehargearnedabachelor’sdegreeinhealthandphysicaleducationfromDelawarein1985andhermaster’sdegreeinsportspsychologyfromMarylandin1989.Sheisthemotheroftwosons:16-yearoldAndre,whoattendsArchbishopSpalding,and15-yearoldGenya,who isafreshmanatSevernaParkHighSchool.

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Welsh & infanTe Win honda aWard

In2001,defensivebackAutumnWelshbecamethefirstathleteunderMissyMehargtoberecognizedasthenationalplayeroftheyear.WelshwasnamedtherecipientoftheprestigiousHondaAward,marking the first time inMaryland fieldhockeyhistory thataTerpsattainedthehonor.

AfterleadingtheTerpstoback-to-backNCAAChampionshipsin2005and2006,defensivemidfielderPaulaInfanteearnedthehonorbothyears,becomingonlythethirdfieldhockeyplayerinthehistoryoftheawardtowinitmultipletimes.Infantewentontobeatop-fivefinalistforthecovetedHonda-BroderickCup,presentedtotheNCAA'sCollegiateWomanAthleteoftheYearacrossallsports.

Infante (2005,06),Welsh (2001)andwomen’s lacrossestandoutJenAdams(2000,2001)aretheonlyHondaAwardrecipientsinMarylandathleticshistory.

coachinG accoladesSix-timeNFHCADivision ICoachof theYear(1991, '93, '99,

2001,'05,'06)Four-timeACCCoachoftheYear(1992,'95,'98,2001)10-timeMid-AtlanticRegionalCoachoftheYear(1990,'91,'92,

'93,'95,'99,2001,'02,'05,'06)Maryland’sAll-TimeWinningestCoachwith327Victories

Team accoladesFour-timeNCAAChampions(1993,1999,2005,2006)Six-timeACC Champions (1993, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001,

2005)Six-timeNCAAFinalists(1993,1995,1999,2001,2005,2006)10-timeNCAASemifinalists(1991,'93,'95,'99,2000,'01,'03,

'04,'05,'06)17NCAATournamentAppearances(1988,1990,1991,1992,

1993,1995,1996,1997,1998,1999,2000,2001,2002,2003,2004,2005,2006)

meharG's leGacY aT marYland milesTone vicTories1 Sept.6,1988:Maryland6,Loyola(Md.)125 Sept.18,1990:Maryland6,Towson050 Nov.24,1991:Maryland2,PennState1(OT)75 Oct.10,1993:Maryland2,Rutgers0100 Sept.16,1995:Maryland5,SWMissouri0125 Oct.26,1996:Maryland3,Duke1150 Sept.7,1997:Maryland4,MichiganState1153* Sept.20,1998:Maryland3,Massachusetts0175 Oct.9,1999:Maryland4,Rutgers1200 Oct.11,2000:Maryland6,Rutgers3225 Nov.10,2001:Maryland7,Fairfield1250 Sept.14,2003:Maryland7,Pacific0275 Oct.9,2004:Maryland5,Duke4(OT)300 Nov.6,2005:Maryland3,WakeForest2325 Nov.12,2006:Maryland1,PennState0*BecameMaryland'sall-timewinningestcoach

plaYer accolades70All-AmericaSelections111NHFCANationalAcademicSquadSelections68All-ACCSelections190ACCAcademicHonorRollSelections13PlayersontheU.S.NationalTeam8ACCTournamentMVPSelections7ACCPlayeroftheYearSelections(2Def)4WorldCupteammembers6ACCRookieoftheYearSelections6PanAmericanteammembers1Playeronthe1996U.S.OlympicTeam3HondaAwardWinners

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coachinG sTaff

Embarkingonhis thirdseasononthecoachingstaff,TjerkvanHerwaardenhasbeenwithMarylandduringbothof itschampionshipruns,coming toCollegePark inJulyof2005asanassistant coach. During the summer of 2007, he was named the team’sTechnical Director/Coach.

“Tjerkhashadan incredible impacton the Terps, as we have capturedback-to-back NCAA titles,” said headcoachMissyMeharg.“Hispatienceandability to read tactical adjustments aremajor strengths. His game knowledgeisnotonlyevident in trainingsessionsbutalsoinvideoworkandfundamentalteachingsessions.”

A native of the Netherlands, vanHerwaarden has gained extensivecoachingexperienceandknowledgeofthegamehavingservedasanassistantcoach,headcoachandtechnicaldirectorateveryleveloverthelastdecade.

PriortojoiningtheMarylandcoachingstaff, van Herwaarden had served ashead coach of the Gooische women’steam 2nd Division in the Netherlands,whichisconsideredtohavethebestfieldhockeycompetitionintheworld,since2003.Hismainfocuswasondevelopmentoftechnicalandtacticalskills.

From1999-2003,vanHerwaardenwasanassistantcoachoftheKampong1stLadiesclubteam.KampongreachedthesemifinalsoftheNationalChampionshipinback-to-backyears.Whilewiththatteam,hementoredsomeofthecountry’stopfieldhockeyplayers,whowentontowinasilvermedalattheAthensOlympicsandarecurrentlymembersoftheNationalteam.

VanHerwaardenhasdevotedmuchofhistimeteachingthesportoffieldhockey.HewascoachfortheKNHB,theRoyalDutchfieldhockeyassociation,youthdevelopmentprogramforfiveyearsandwasacoachconductorforthesameorganization,whereheplannedcourseprogramsandtheeducationalstructureforcourseworkrelatedtofieldhockey.

Inthespringof2006,vanHerwaardenwasnamedanassistantcoachoftheUSMen’sNationalFieldHockeyteam,travelingtotournamentsinBermudaandChina.Herwillbeonthesidelinesforthe2007PanAmericanGamesinBrazil,aswell.Hehasalsocoachedthewomen'sU16teamin2006,travelingtohishomecountry,andtheU19teaminArgentinain2007.

In2006,vanHerwaardenwasselectedtoworkwiththeU.S.FieldHockey’snewmen’sRegionalTrainingCenterandwasalsoheadcoachoftheMarylandThunderstickswomen’steam,whichwon2006USFHAElitePerformanceTrainingCenterNationalChampionship.

VanHerwaardenistheownerandco-founderofWorldcampUSA,whichrunsDutchfieldhockeycampsintheUnitedStates,andalsoservesastechnicaldirector.HehasbeenaclinicianforsevenyearsattheNationalFieldHockeyFestivalandisaKNHBLevelAandBlicensedcoach.

VanHerwaardenwasalsoanaccountmanagerforSNSBankintheNetherlandsdatingbackto1999untilleavinghisposttocometoMaryland.HealsowasaguestspeakerattheNationalFieldHockeyCoachesAssociationconventionin2005.HeearnedabusinesseconomicsdegreeatHES,thecollegeforeconomicsinAmsterdam,in1997.

AfterfourseasonsonthesidelinesmentoringtheTerrapingoalkeepersasanassistantcoach,MarybethFreemanwaselevatedtoassociateheadcoachfollowingtheTerps’championshiprunsin2005and2006. FreemanisresponsiblefordevelopingtheMarylandgoalkeepingcoreanddeepdefense,whichhasbeenamongthebestinthenation,rankinginthetopfiveingoalsagainstaverageinthreeofherfourseasonsonthebench,tyingtheschool-recordwith12shutoutsduringtheTerps'2006championshipyear. "Marybeth is unquestionably a top collegiate and national coach," said head coach MissyMeharg."Sheisdetermined,hardworking,knowledgeableandexceedinglyorganized.Shehasfoundthecoachingbalanceforeachwomantoperformtotheirpotential." Amongthegoalkeepersduringhertenure,Freemanproducedtwo-timeNFHCAAll-AmericanKathrynMasson,theonlyTerrapingoalietobenamedtothefirstteam.MassonhasboastedthebestGAAinthecountryineachofthelasttwoseasonsandenters2007withoneofthetopthreecareerGAAinschoolhistory. AsidefromdevelopingtheTerrapingoalkeepers,FreemanalsooverseestheTerps'academicaffairs,NCAAcompliance,travelarrangementsandrecruitingefforts. Afour-yearstarterfortheLadyMonarchs,Freemanwasanintegralpartofateamthatpostedan81-17(.827)recordthroughouthercollegiatecareer,capturingfourColonialAthleticAssociationtitles.Thetwo-timeAll-CAAselectionpostedanimpressive1.17careergoalsagainstaverageanda.760careersavepercentage. Inhersophomoreseasonin2000,FreemanwasselectedtotheNCAAAll-Tournamentteam,helpingOldDominiontoitsninthNCAAChampionshipcrown,and,asasenior,thenetminderledhersquadbacktotheNCAAsemifinals.ShegarneredAll-CAAaccoladesinherfinalcampaignafterregisteringa1.18GAA. Freemanisoneofthefewfieldhockeycoachesinthenationtoproduceinstructionalvideos."BecomingaChampionGoalkeeper,"producedin2003byChampionshipProductions,targetsgoalkeepersandaspiringgoalkeepingcoaches. FreemanhasalsobeeninvolvedwiththeUnitedStatesFieldHockeyAssociationFuturesprogramfor both Marylandand New Jersey.Sheservesassitedirector and headgoalkeeping coachat the Universityof Maryland, whilealso being headgoalkeeping coachfor New Jersey.She also plays aroleincoachingthegoalkeepers andthedefensefortheMarylandThundersticksoftheUSFHAElitePerformanceTrainingCenter. A native of Holland, Pa., Freeman attended Council Rock High School where she had aschool-record19shutoutsasasenior,whilealsocaptainingherteamtothreeSuburbanLeaguechampionshiptitles. A2003graduatefromOldDominionwithabachelor’sdegreeinhealthandphysicaleducation,Freemanwasafour-timeNFHCANationalAcademicSquadhonoreeandaCAAScholar-Athlete.

marYbeTh freemanAssociate Head Coach5th Season at MarylandOld Dominion '03

Tjerk van herWaardenTechnical Director/Coach3rd Season at MarylandHES '97

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Themostdecoratedplayerinthehistoryoftheprogram,two-timeHondaAwardwinnerPaulaInfantejoinsthestaffthisseasonasanundergraduateassistantcoach.Afour-timeAll-American,InfantehelpedtheTerpstoitsmostsuccessfulfour-yearspan,whichincludedback-to-backNCAAChampionshiptitlesin2005and2006,andanACCcrown.

“MarylandisfortunatePaulaaspirestograduatewithtwodegreesandcoachthisyearwiththisyoungTerrapinteam,"saidheadcoachMissyMeharg."Herteamplay,coupledwithworld-classathleticism,willliftthedailytrainingsessiontothatofchampionshiplevel.”

OnlythesecondTerrapintowintheHondaAward,presentedtothenation'stopfieldhockeyplayer,Infante’smarkontheprogramcanbeseenallovertherecordbooks.

InfanteloggedmanyfirstswhilewearingtheMarylanduniform.TheonlyplayerintheprogramtoreceivetheHondaAwardtwice,shewasalsothefirsttobenamedfirstteamAll-Americanfour-straightyearsandthesecondathleteinateamsportinMarylandAthleticshistorytogarnerfirstteamhonorsfourtimes,aswell.Sheisalsotheonlyfour-timeAll-NCAATournamenthonoree.

InfanteisalsotheonlyTerpinMarylandfieldhockeyhistorytowinaconferenceplayeroftheyearawardmultiple times,garneringACCDefensivePlayerof theYearnodstwice in thefirstthreeyearsofthehonor.

Thefour-timeAll-ACCperformerledMarylandtofour-consecutiveNCAATournamentsemifinalsappearances,afirstinthehistoryoftheprogram.TheTerpsalsoadvancedtotheACCfinalsinherfinaltwoseasons,winningthecrownin2005.

Rankedamongtheall-timeTerrapingreats,InfantefinishedhercareerinCollegeParkwith58careergoalsand139careerpoints,tiedforfifthandrankedseventh,respectively,all-time.Her19goalsasafreshmanin2003isamongthe single-season most prolific scoring yearsall-timeatMaryland.

Infante even left an imprint in the NCAArecord books. Her five goals and 10 pointsin the first round of the NCAA Tournamentversus Delaware were a tournament record.Thefivetalliesalsotiedtheschoolrecordforgoalsingame.

As a defender, Infante’s presence in thebackfieldmadeitoneofthebestinthecountry.The defense was ranked among the top inteamgoalsagainstaveragewhileshewasatMaryland,includingleadingthenationat0.70duringherseniorcampaignandrankedsecondin2006(1.01).TheTerpsrecorded12shutoutsin2006,tyingaschoolrecord.

Onoffense,shewasamongthetoptwogoalscorersineachofherseasonsonthefield,leadingtheteamasafreshmanandsophomore.

AfterMaryland’s2005nationalchampionshiprun,InfantewasawardedtheACC’sprestigiousMaryGarberAward,giventotheconference’stopfemaleathleteoftheyearacrossallsports.ShewastheTerps’firstfemalehonoreesince2001andthefirstTerrapinfieldhockeyplayer.

Completing her degree in physical education and kinesiology, Infante also excelled in theclassroom,earningaspoton theNFHCA’sNationalAcademicSquad twiceandwasonceanAll-ACCAcademichonoree.Shewasalsooneof45athletesintheACCtoreceivetheWeaver-James-CorriganPostgraduateScholarship.

AnativeofSantiago,Chile,Infanteisthemotherofsix-yearoldAgustín.SheisamemberoftheChileanNationalTeam,wheresheservedascaptainandparticipatedinthe1999and2002PanAmericangamesandFourNationTournament.

natalia cicconeMediaRelations

Barry kaganStrength&

Conditioning

don pearmanAcademicSupport

supporT sTaff

Mac wallaceGroundsStaff

Sandy worthAthleticTrainer

Jim knightEquipment

paulainfanTeUndergraduate Assistant Coach1st Season at MarylandMaryland

dr. jerrYlYnchTeam Consultant9th Season at MarylandSt. Francis

Dr.JerryLynchisinhisninthseasonastheteamconsultant,assistinginthepsychologicalandmentaldevelopmentoftheMarylandfieldhockeyprogram.Theprominentsportspsychologisthasover30yearsofexperienceandhasbeenaconsultanttoover24internationalandnationalchampionshipteams,includingclientsinthePGA,NFLandNBA,aswellas,numerouscollegiateteams.Hehasalsoservedasanadvisorforseveralinternationalorganizations,fromtheSwissskydivingteamtotheFilipinoOlympicCommittee.

“Athletesneedleaderswhoareclearandhonest,whilestayingfocusedontheathleteafterMaryland,”saidMissyMeharg.“JerryhelpsthestaffstayintheyearlyhuntforACCandNCAAtitles,whilecultivatingchampionshiplives.”

Lynchhasauthoredninebooksandhaspublishedover75articles.Lynchisalsoarenownedspeakerandmotivatoron thenationaland international level, recentlyactingasthekeynotespeakerattheAucklandWorldWideInstitute.HealsodeliveredthekeynoteaddressattheNationalFieldHockey CoachesAssociation Conference inPhiladelphiain2002.

LynchisthefounderanddirectorofWayofChampionsbasedinSantaCruz,Calif.HisexpertiseaidedintheTerps’questofthe1999NCAAandACCtitleruns.HehasalsoworkedcloselywiththeMarylandwomen’slacrosseprogramwhich captured an unprecedented seven-consecutivenationaltitles1995-2001.Marylandwomen’sbasketballandvolleyballteamshavealsousedLynchasaconsultant.

Afterearninghisbachelor’sdegreeinEnglishfromSt.Francis College, Lynch earned his master’s degree andPh.D.inpsychologyfromPennStateUniversity.Inaddition,hehasearnedaPh.D. incomparative religions from theAmericanCollegeofTheology.

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sQuad breakdoWnTerps bY classSeniors (2):KathrynMasson,JannekevanLeeuwenredshirt Junior (1):KimZieglerJuniors (4):DanielleKeeley,EllenOtt,SusieRowe,

SarahSchollredshirt Sophomore (1):AliciaGraterSophomores (4): Brianna Davies, Kristina Foster,

NicoleMuracco,AlexisPappasredshirt Freshmen (1):AliciaMorawskiFreshmen (6): Meghan Dean, Emily Ellenberger,

AmandaHimmelheber,KatieO'Donnell,MaryReilly,MelissaVassolatti

Terps bY posiTionForwards (8):MeghanDean,DanielleKeeley,Nicole

Muracco, Katie O'Donnell,Alexis Pappas, MaryReilly,SarahScholl,KimZiegler

Midfielders (9): BriannaDavies,MeghanDean,EmilyEllenberger,KristinaFoster,DanielleKeeley,AliciaMorawski,KatieO'Donnell,AlexisPappas,JannekevanLeeuwen

Backs (7):BriannaDavies,EmilyEllenberger,KristinaFoster,AmandaHimmelheber,AliciaMorawski,EllenOtt,SusieRowe

goalkeepers (3):Alicia Grater, Kathryn Masson,MelissaVassalotti

Terps bY sTaTe/counTrYdelaware (1):MaryReillyMaryland (4): Emily Ellenberger, Danielle Keeley,

AmandaHimmelheber,KimZieglerMichigan (1):AliciaMorawskinew Jersey (2):KristinaFoster,NicoleMuraccopennsylvania (7):BriannaDavies,AliciaGrater,Katie

O'Donnell,EllenOtt,AlexisPappas,SarahScholl,MelissaVassolatti

new york (1): MeghanDeancanada (1):KathrynMassonengland (1):SusieRowenetherlands (1):JannekevanLeeuwen

pronunciaTion GuidePaulaInfante pah-OO-lahee-FAHN-tayKathrynMasson MAH-sunMissyMeharg muh-HARGAliciaMorawski more-AH-skeeNicoleMuracco muh-RAH-koTjerkvanHerwaarden CHAIR-ickvanhair-WAHR-denJannekevanLeeuwen YAH-nuh-kahvan-LOO-en

rosTer informaTionnumerical rosTerno. name pos. Hgt. cl./el. Hometown/High School00 KathrynMasson GK 5-10 Sr./Sr. Richmond,BritishColumbia/HughMcRoberts1 MelissaVassolatti GK 5-4 Fr./Fr. HuntingdonValley,Pa./SaintBasilAcademy3 BriannaDavies B/M 5-5 So./So. Annville,Pa./PalmyraArea4 KimZiegler F 5-4 Sr./Jr. Kingsville,Md./Fallston5 EmilyEllenberger B/M 5-8 Fr./Fr. Gaithersburg,Md./QuinceOrchard6 SusieRowe B 5-7 Jr./Jr. London,England/Colfe'sSchool7 JannekevanLeeuwen M 5-11 Sr./Sr. Hilversum,Netherlands/AlberdinkThijmCollege8 MeghanDean M/F 5-5 Fr./Fr. Marathon,N.Y./MarathonCentral9 AliciaMorawski M/B 5-7 So./Fr. GrossePoint,Mich./GrossePointSouth11 DanielleKeeley M/F 5-7 Jr./Jr. Elkton,Md./NorthEast12 MaryReilly F 5-2 Fr./Fr. Newark,Del./ArchmereAcademy13 NicoleMuracco F 5-7 So./So. Seawell,N.J./WashingtonTownship14 AmandaHimmelheber B 5-6 Fr./Fr. SevernaPark,Md./SevernaPark15 EllenOtt B 5-6 Jr./Jr. Schwenksville,Pa./PerkiomanValley16 KatieO’Donnell F/M 5-2 Fr./Fr. BlueBell,Pa./Wissahickon17 AlexisPappas F/M 5-7 So./So. MountJoy,Pa./Donegal18 KristinaFoster M/B 5-2 So./So. Medford,N.J./Shawnee22 SarahScholl F 5-1 Jr./Jr. CenterValley,Pa./SouthernLehigh99 AliciaGrater GK 5-7 Jr./So. Gilbertsville,Pa./BoyertownAreaHead coach:MissyMeharg,20thyearatMaryland(Delaware'85)associate Head coach:MarybethFreeman,5thyearatMaryland(OldDominion'03)Techinical director/coach:TjerkvanHerwaarden,3rdyearatMaryland(HES'97)undergraduate assistant coach:PaulaInfante,1styear(Maryland)

alphabeTical rosTerno. name pos. Hgt. cl./el. Hometown/High School3 BriannaDavies B/M 5-5 So./So. Annville,Pa./PalmyraArea8 MeghanDean M/F 5-5 Fr./Fr. Marathon,N.Y./MarathonCentral5 EmilyEllenberger B/M 5-8 Fr./Fr. Gaithersburg,Md./QuinceOrchard18 KristinaFoster M/B 5-2 So./So. Medford,N.J./Shawnee99 AliciaGrater GK 5-7 Jr./So. Gilbertsville,Pa./BoyertownArea14 AmandaHimmelheber B 5-6 Fr./Fr. SevernaPark,Md./SevernaPark11 DanielleKeeley M/F 5-7 Jr./Jr. Elkton,Md./NorthEast00 KathrynMasson GK 5-10 Sr./Sr. Richmond,BritishColumbia/HughMcRoberts13 NicoleMuracco F 5-7 So./So. Seawell,N.J./WashingtonTownship9 AliciaMorawski M/B 5-7 So./Fr. GrossePoint,Mich./GrossePointSouth16 KatieO’Donnell F/M 5-2 Fr./Fr. BlueBell,Pa./Wissahickon15 EllenOtt B 5-6 Jr./Jr. Schwenksville,Pa./PerkiomanValley17 AlexisPappas F/M 5-7 So./So. MountJoy,Pa./Donegal12 MaryReilly F 5-2 Fr./Fr. Newark,Del./ArchmereAcademy6 SusieRowe B 5-7 Jr./Jr. London,England/Colfe'sSchool22 SarahScholl F 5-1 Jr./Jr. CenterValley,Pa./SouthernLehigh7 JannekevanLeeuwen M 5-11 Sr./Sr. Hilversum,Netherlands/AlberdinkThijmCollege1 MelissaVassolatti GK 5-4 Fr./Fr. HuntingdonValley,Pa./SaintBasilAcademy4 KimZiegler F 5-4 Sr./Jr. Kingsville,Md./FallstonHead coach:MissyMeharg,20thyearatMaryland(Delaware'85)associate Head coach:MarybethFreeman,5thyearatMaryland(OldDominion'03)Techinical director/coach:TjerkvanHerwaarden,3rdyearatMaryland(HES'97)undergraduate assistant coach:PaulaInfante,1styear(Maryland)

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