2010 Saint Michael's Field Hockey Media Guide

2010 Field Hockey Media Guide

The 2010 Purple Knights

2010 Saint Michael’s College Field Hockey RosterNo. Player Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous School (College)1 Laken Ferreira So. D 5-4 Holliston, Mass./Holliston2 Alexa Coleman Fr. M/D 5-2 Boxford, Mass./Masonomet Regional3 Megan Hill Jr. F 5-5 Guilford, Conn./Guilford4 Kelly MacDonald So. F 5-5 Wayland, Mass./Wayland5 Jenny Boudrow Jr. F 5-2 Dedham, Mass./Dedham8 Sarah Marcotte Fr. D 5-4 Mansfield, Mass./Mansfield9 Kelly Celata Fr. F 5-4 Dedham, Mass./Dedham10 Courtney Bedell Fr. D 5-1 Londonderry, N.H./Londonderry11 Lauren McHatten Fr. M 5-9 Winthrop, Maine/Winthrop12 Julia Heald So. F 5-5 Bedford, N.H./Bishop Brady13 Hali Roy So. M/D 5-6 South Pomfret, Vt./Woodstock Union14 Kaleigh Ferrari (C) Sr. M 5-2 Millbrook, N.Y./The Millbrook School15 Maggie Bozzutti Fr. F 5-6 Bethel, Conn./Bethel16 Natalie Elvidge (C) Sr. F 5-3 Newton, N.J./Newton18 Taylor Wahrenbrock Jr. M 5-6 Chapel Hill, N.C./Chapel Hill21 Erin Brien So. D 5-5 Nahant, Mass./Newton Country Day School22 Caroline Casper Fr. F 5-7 Norfolk, Mass./Thayer Academy23 Katie Stickney Jr. D 5-6 Fair Haven, Vt./Fair Haven Union (SUNY Albany)24 Olivia Hoeppner (C) Sr. D 5-5 Shelburne Falls, Mass./Mohawk Trail Regional30 Jackie Stacey Jr. G 5-6 West Windsor, Vt./Woodstock Union (Endicott)32 Meghan McLaughlin Sr. G 5-6 Cape Elizabeth, Maine/Cape Elizabeth

Head Coach: Carla Hesler (New Hampshire ’82), 12th SeasonAssistant Coach: Aurelia Davidson (Saint Michael’s ’00), Eighth SeasonAssistant Coach: Jim Laskarzewski (Saint Michael’s ’86), 25th Season Captains: Natalie Elvidge, Kaleigh Ferrari, Olivia HoeppnerAthletic Trainers: Jim Murdock, Jessica Moore, Whitney Grennon

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Table of Contents2010 Roster ................................................................inside front coverGeneral Information ..............................................................................1This Is Saint Michael’s College ............................................................2The Northeast-10 Conference..............................................................3The Coaching Staff ................................................................................4Season Outlook ......................................................................................5Meet The Purple Knights ................................................................6-132010 Opponents..............................................................................14-152009 Statistics & Results......................................................................15Year-by-Year Records ..........................................................................16Records & All-Time Leaders ........................................................16-17All-Time Series ......................................................................................18All-Americans/Hall of Famers ..........................................................19All-Time Roster ....................................................................................20President Dr. John J. Neuhauser ........................................................21Athletic Administration..................................................................22-24Facilities........................................................................inside back cover2010 Schedule ........................................................................back cover

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Saint Michael’s General InformationLocation ..........................................................................Colchester, Vt.Founded ............................................................................................1904Enrollment ..........................................................1,900 (undergraduate)President ............................................................Dr. John J. NeuhauserAlma Mater ......................................................................Manhattan ’64Athletic Director. ..........................................Geri Knortz Ed.D. M’05 Alma Mater.. ..........................................................SUNY-Cortland ’74Affiliations ..................................................NCAA Division II/ECACConference. ........................................................................Northeast-10Nickname. ......................................................................Purple KnightsSchool Colors ..............................................................Purple and Gold

Field HockeyHead Coach ................................Carla Hesler (New Hampshire ’82)Career Record (yrs.) ........................................................206-193-8 (23)Record at Saint Michael’s (yrs.) ..........................................118-90 (11)Office Phone......................................................................802.654.2634E-mail Address ......................................................chesler@smcvt.eduAssistant Coach ....................Aurelia Davidson (Saint Michael’s ’00)Assistant Coach ....................Jim Laskarzewski (Saint Michael’s ’86) 2009 Overall Record ........................................................................4-142009 NE-10 Record/Place ..................................2-8/ninth out of 11Letterwinners Returning/Lost ......................................................14/7Starters Returning/Lost ....................................................................4/7All-time varsity record ..............................................300-229-19 (.565)Home Field ..............................Duffy Field at Doc Jacobs Complex

Sports InformationSports Information Director ..........................................Seth Cole ’01Office Phone......................................................................802.654.2537Office Fax ..........................................................................802.654.2497E-mail ........................................................................scole2@smcvt.eduSports Information Intern ........................................Tony BonvechioE-mail ..............................................................abonvechio@smcvt.eduWeb site ..............................................................www.smcathletics.comMailing Address ....Box 258 Tarrant Center, Colchester, VT, 05439

Support StaffNCAA Faculty Athletic Representative........................Dave LandersSenior Associate Athletic Director ............................Zaf BludevichAssociate Athletic Director ...............................Chris Kenny ’86M’98Head Athletic Trainer ......................................................Jim MurdockAthletic Trainer ................................................................Jessica MooreAthletic Medicine Intern ........................................Whitney GrennonAdministrative Assistant ......................................................Stacey PeetOffice Coordinator ..........................................................Mary MoreauCoordinator of Athletics Admissions................................Greg CluffTicket Manager & Events Supervisor ........................James FranklinEquipment Manager............................................................Jon MilazzoAthletic Facilities Director ..................................Meggan Dulude ’07Athletic Department Phone ............................................802.654.2500The 2010 Saint Michael’s College field hockey media guide waswritten, edited and designed Sports Information Director SethCole ’01 and Sports Information Intern Tony Bonvechio ’10.Photography by Shane Bufano, Richard Orr and Seth Cole ’01. Forfurther information, contact the Saint Michael’s SportsInformation Office at 802.654.2537 or [email protected] the cover: Senior tri-captain Kaleigh Ferrari started all 18games last season, and has started 34 games the last two seasons.On the back cover: Senior tri-captain Natalie Elvidge tied forthe team lead in assists last season, and has tallied five goals andfour assists the last two years.

Directions to Saint Michael’s College (Duffy Field)From the Boston area: Take I-93 North to junction with I-89 inConcord, N.H. Follow I-89 North to Exit 15 in Vermont (Essex,Winooski).From Springfield, Mass./Hartford, Conn.: Take I-91 North to junc-tion with I-89 in White River Jct. Follow I-89 North to Exit 15.From New York City/New Jersey: Take I-87 North to Exit 20(Whitehall/Ft. Ann). Follow Rt. 149 to Ft. Ann and then follow Rt. 4North to 22A. Take 22A North to Rt. 7. Follow Rt. 7 North to I-189 andhead North onto I-89 for approximately three miles to Exit 15.From Montreal and points north: Take I-89 South to Exit 16(Colchester). Take right onto Rt. 7 South and then left onto Rt. 15 East incenter of Winooski.From Littleton, N.H. and Maine: Take Rt. 2 to Montpelier to I-89North to Exit 15.From I-89: Bear right off the exit ramp onto Rt. 15 East for approxi-mately 1/2 mile. Drive through two sets of lights and enter Saint Michael’sCollege’s main entrance at the third light (at the jughandle). Drive straightthrough the stop sign and Duffy Field at Doc Jacobs Complex is on theright, past the tennis courts.

Finding Out More About Saint Michael’s CollegeCheck Out Our Web Site! Fans can access a wide array of infor-mation on the official site for Purple Knights athletics, includingup-to-date news, rosters, schedules and team stats. Fans can alsosign up for SMC’s new Facebook and Twitter pages! For the mostcomplete information on all 21 Saint Michael’s sports, log ontowww.SMCathletics.com.Call The Saint Michael’s College Athletic Hotline - The sportsinformation office manages a 24-hour sports hotline with gamescores and recaps. The service is updated as soon as possible fol-lowing contests, usually within one hour of completion. TheHotline can be accessed by dialing 802.654.2SMC.Visit The Northeast-10 Web Site - The Northeast-10 Conferenceproduces one of the top conference Web sites in the country andoffers comprehensive information on all 16 member institutionsand 23 league sports. To learn more about Saint Michael’s and itsNE-10 opponents, log onto www.northeast10.org.

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This Is Saint Michael’s CollegeSaint Michael’s College, one of the nation’s Best Liberal Art

Colleges in the 2010 U.S. News and World Report rankings and one ofThe Princeton Review’s Best 368 Colleges, is a Catholic liberal arts col-lege committed to creating a life-changing educational experiencefor students from throughout New England, the nation and theworld.

Saint Michael’s involves 1,900 undergraduate students in an on-campus residential community characterized by lifelong volunteerservice, global perspectives and exceptional teaching in traditionalarts and sciences, as well as contemporary fields of study. TheCollege is situated on 440 scenic acres overlooking Burlington andLake Champlain, with superlative views of Vermont’s GreenMountains. The Saint Michael’s community is further enriched byapproximately 500 graduate students and 200 international studentsin the College’s School of International Studies, one of the nation’soldest intensive English language institutes.

A vibrant campus experience encompasses everything fromsports to academic enrichment, to the fine and performing arts, tothe unique international character of the college. Saint Michael’s isknown as a terrific place for students who want to make the world abetter place, as service to the community and to all humankind is avibrant part of student life, reflecting the heritage of service of theEdmundite priests who founded Saint Michael’s - the one and onlyEdmundite college in the world - in 1904. Today, more than 70 per-cent of the student body actively pursues community service proj-ects through Mobilization of Volunteer Efforts (M.O.V.E.), reflect-ing a unique passion for social justice issues on campus.

With nearly 100 percent of undergraduates living on campus,residential life is designed to enable academic pursuits, co-curricular

activities, and the pure enjoyment of the college years and theVermont experience to converge in a total Saint Michael’s Collegeexperience. The Tarrant Recreation Center and Ross Sports Centerform the epicenter for athletic and recreational activities on campus.The College offers 21 intercollegiate sports that compete at theNCAA Division II level with all but four teams participating in thehighly competitive Northeast-10 Conference, tied for the largestDivision II conference in the nation.

For students who are looking for something slightly less com-petitive, there is a wide variety of club and intramural sports such asrugby, basketball, softball and even table tennis. Our acclaimedWilderness Program also bring students into the great Vermont out-doors for adventure sports and survival training, from beginner toadvanced certification levels.

Saint Michael's is home to Greater Burlington’s only Actor’sEquity professional summer theater, the Saint Michael’s Playhouse.On North Campus at historic Fort Ethan Allen, the Elley-LongMusic Center at Saint Michael’s College is headquarters for theVermont Youth Orchestra Association and provides rehearsal andperformance space for the Vermont Mozart Festival. In recent yearsSaint Michael’s students and professors have received Rhodes,Woodrow Wilson, Guggenheim, Fulbright, National ScienceFoundation and other grants, and Saint Michael’s professors havebeen named Vermont Professor of the Year in four of the last nineyears.

Saint Michael’s rose 12 spots to 93rd on the National LiberalArts Colleges list in the U.S. News and World Report rankings of

“America’s Best Colleges” in 2010.

Burlington’s Honors#1 City to Have it All

#1 Place for Outdoor SportsBest Standard of Living in U.S.

Least Stressful Metro AreaAwarded “Dream Team” StatusIn the Safest State in the Nation

One of the Best Retirement Areas in U.S.Sixth-Best “Family-Friendly” Place in U.S.One of the Top-10 Places to Raise a Family

An Outstanding Get-Away Location in the Northeast

Burlington, Vermont“The Nation’s Most Livable City”

Located in the northwest corner of beautiful Vermont,Burlington is the state’s largest city with a population of approxi-mately 50,000 people, a number that more than doubles when youadd the surrounding towns. Burlington is a thriving communitythat has just the right combination of cultural activities, great food,shopping, and outdoor pursuits. A&E Television called Burlingtonthe country’s No. 1 city in its “Top Ten Cities To Have It All” poll.Church Street, the city’s downtown marketplace and epicenter ofall Burlington has to offer, has been rated as one of America’s“Great American Main Streets” by the National Trust for HistoricPreservation.

Below are some of the honors “the Queen City” was honoredwithin the last several years by various publications and organiza-tions.

The Northeast-10 Conference


Northeast-10 Conference MembersAdelphi University ......................................................Garden City, N.Y.American International College................................Springfield, Mass.Assumption College ....................................................Worcester, Mass.Bentley University ..........................................................Waltham, Mass.Franklin Pierce University ................................................Rindge, N.H.Le Moyne College ............................................................Syracuse, N.Y.University of Massachusetts Lowell................................Lowell, Mass.Merrimack College ............................................North Andover, Mass.University of New Haven ......................................East Haven, Conn.Pace University............................................................Pleasantville, N.Y.Saint Anselm College ................................................Manchester, N.H.Saint Michael’s College....................................................Colchester, Vt.The College of Saint Rose ................................................Albany, N.Y.Southern Connecticut State Univ. ........................New Haven, Conn.Southern New Hampshire Univ. ..............................Manchester, N.H.Stonehill College ....................................................South Easton, Mass.

Completing its third decade, the Northeast-10 Conference hasestablished itself as one of the premier all-around NCAA Division IIconference in the nation. The conference is comprised of 16 north-eastern colleges and universities: six from Massachusetts, four fromNew York, three from New Hampshire, two from Connecticut, andone from Vermont.

Founded in 1980 as the Northeast-7, the NE-10 has seen manychanges in recent years, most notably when the league expanded from10 to 15 institutions for the 2000-01 academic year. Franklin PierceCollege, the University of Massachusetts Lowell, the College of SaintRose, Southern Connecticut State University and Southern NewHampshire University were all added to the league that season. In2008, the University of New Haven joined the conference, replacingBryant University, which moved to NCAA Division I. And in 2009,Adelphi University became the conference’s 16th member.

The field hockey schedule is comprised of 10 conference games,with schools meeting each other once during the regular season (fiveschools in the NE-10 do not have field hockey: Le Moyne, NewHaven, Pace, Saint Rose and Southern New Hampshire). The seasonis capped off by a six-team conference tournament. The winner ofthe conference tournament receives an automatic berth to the NCAADivision II Tournament.

Conference champions are also crowned in baseball, men’s andwomen’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’sgolf, men’s ice hockey, men’s and women’s lacrosse, men’s andwomen’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swimming and diving,men’s and women’s tennis and women’s volleyball.

2009 Season Wrap Up

All-Conference First TeamJulianne Gerbino, So., F, AdelphiLinsey Fernandes, So., M, American Intl.Courtney Bartlett, Sr., M, BentleyStephanie Sideris, So., M, BentleyAlyssa Sliney, Sr., GK, BentleyKatie Enaire, Jr., F, UMass LowellSammy Macy, Jr., F, UMass LowellLaura Sullivan, Sr., D, UMass LowellApril Daugherty, Fr., F, MerrimackClaire Hourihan, Sr., F, StonehillStephanie Kott, Sr., D, StonehillJackie Ladino, Sr., F, StonehillAll-Conference Second TeamLucia Vigliotti, So., GK, AdelphiNicole Murphy, Sr., M, BentleyJenna Panzone, Sr., D, BentleyKimberly Jaksina, So., D, Franklin PierceMolly Clay, Sr., M, UMass LowellAshley Smith, Sr., D, UMass LowellJaclyn Germano, Sr., F, MerrimackJen Otis, Fr., F, MerrimackKaitlin Koffink, Sr., F, Saint Michael’sDieny Charlot, Jr., D, Southern Conn.Lindsey Pinkham, Jr., M, StonehillAll-Rookie TeamDanielle DeMola, D, AdelphiLisa Duckles, M, American Intl.Nicole Dion, F, BentleyAlyssa Juszczyk, M, Franklin PierceApril Daugherty, F, MerrimackJen Otis, F, MerrimackAll-Academic TeamCrystal Gray, So., AdelphiLauren Silva, Jr., American Intl.Sarah Ranieri, Sr., AssumptionGina Torcoletti, Jr., AssumptionAbby DeMusis, Sr., BentleyKate Johnson, Sr., BentleyChristina Lowe, Sr., BentleyAlyssa Sliney, Sr., BentleyTia Levins, Sr., Franklin PierceAmy Carbon, Jr., UMass LowellMolly Clay, Sr., UMass Lowell

2009 NE-10 TournamentFirst Round#3 UMass Lowell 4

#6 Southern Conn. 1#4 Merrimack 2

#5 Adelphi 1Semifinals#1 Stonehill 3

#4 Merrimack 0#2 Bentley 1

#3 UMass Lowell 0Championship#2 Bentley 1

#1 Stonehill 0

Institution NE-10 OverallStonehill* 9-1 17-5Bentley^ 8-2 16-5UMass Lowell 7-3 18-6Merrimack 7-3 13-8Adelphi 7-3 12-8Southern Conn. 5-5 6-14Franklin Pierce 5-5 9-9American Intl. 4-6 6-12Saint Michael’s 2-8 4-14Assumption 1-9 3-15Saint Anselm 0-10 1-16* NE-10 Regular Season Champion^ NE-10 Tournament Champion

Player of the YearSammy MacyUMass Lowell

Co-Freshman of the YearNicole Dion, Bentley

April Daugherty, MerrimackDefensive POTY

Stephanie KottStonehill

Goalkeeper of the YearAlyssa Sliney

BentleyCoach of the Year

Shelly MorrisStonehill

2010 Northeast-10 FieldHockey Preseason

Coaches PollRank Institution Pts.1. Stonehill (5) 942. UMass Lowell (5) 913. Bentley 834. Adelphi (1) 745. Merrimack 686. Franklin Pierce 487. Southern Conn. 468. Saint Michael’s 35t9. American Intl. 26t9. Assumption 2611. Saint Anselm 14(First place votes in parentheses)

Kemi Brewster, Sr., Saint Michael’sNatalie Elvidge, Jr., Saint Michael’sLauren Karn, Sr., Southern Conn.Stephanie Kott, Sr., Stonehill

Carla HeslerHead Coach

Entering her 12th year at the helm of theSaint Michael’s field hockey program in 2010,Carla Hesler has established herself as one ofthe most successful coaches in PurpleKnights’ history.The 2000 and 2002 Northeast-10 ConferenceCoach of the Year and the 2000 NFHCANorth Regional Coach of the Year hasamassed a 118-90 record in 11 years, includ-

ing an 11-8 mark in 2008. In 2000 and 2001, Hesler’s squads made back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Division II Semifinals, failing to reach thenational championship by just one goal in both games. Saint Michael’s wasthe NE-10 Regular Season Champion in 2000 and were Co-Champions in2001 and 2002.Her 2003 team went 13-7 overall and advanced to the NE-10 Semifinals, her2004 team earned yet another NE-10 playoff berth, and her 2005 team went10-9 while making the NE-10 postseason and finishing the season ranked10th in the national poll. Both her 2006 and 2007 squads advanced to theNE-10 Semifinals.In 2009, Hesler coached the 300th win in program history, a 3-2 victory atAssumption on Oct. 17, and she coached her 200th field hockey game forthe Purple Knights versus Southern Connecticut on Sept. 26.Hesler brought a wealth of field hockey experience with her to Colchester,Vt. She has led her field hockey teams to a career record of 206-193-8 ashead coach in a combined 23 years at Colgate, Yale, and Saint Michael’s. Shehas also worked as an assistant coach at Boston College, Old Dominion,Brown, Northeastern and Princeton.Hesler has been actively involved in the USFHA Developmental programs,including acting as an instructor at the U.S. Field Hockey A, B, and C Camps.She was the head coach of the USA Under-21 National Team that compet-ed in Seoul, Korea, in 1997. She is also a 2007 graduate of the NCAAWomen’s Coaches’ Academy, and on Nov. 1, 2009, was inducted into theNew Agenda: Northeast Women’s Hall of Fame, an award that honorsthose who have promoted sport for girls and women in New England as acoach, official, and/or advocate.From 1990-95, Hesler was the regional coaching director and head coach forthe USFHA Futures Program-Atlantic Region.A 1982 graduate of the University of New Hampshire, Hesler played bothfield hockey and lacrosse as an undergraduate, and was a member of the U.S.National Field Hockey Squad from 1979-82. She participated in threeNational Sports Festivals in the early 1980’s and was named a collegiate All-American in 1979 and 1981. On top of all that success, she was namedUNH's Female Athlete of the Year in 1982 and was inducted into theUniversity’s Hall of Fame in November 2001.The Lynnfield, Mass., native also has extensive lacrosse coaching experience.She owns a 97-104 record as a collegiate lacrosse coach, serving as the headcoach at Colgate from 1986-89 and as head coach at Saint Michael’s from2001-10 (where she holds the program record with 64 wins). Colgate wasthe New York State Women’s Collegiate Athletic Association runner-up inboth 1986 and 1987 under Hesler.

The Coaching Staff

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Jim LaskarzewskiAssistant Coach

One of the longest tenured coaches inthe history of Saint Michael’s Collegeathletics, Jim Laskarzewski enters his25th season as an assistant with theSaint Michael’s field hockey programin 2010. He assists Coach Hesler dur-ing most practices and games, and isthe squad’s goaltender coach. Saint Michael’s has compiled 19winning seasons since Laskarzewski started with the program.Laskarzewski began his coaching career in 1985 while anundergraduate at Saint Michael’s. Initially filling the role ofmanager and game videographer, he also assisted the goal-tender coach. A 1986 graduate of Saint Michael’s with a bach-elor’s degree in environmental science, “Ski” has filled a vari-ety of roles, including keeping game statistics, team photog-rapher, and using his EMT training to assist the athletic train-ing staff. Eventually, Ski co-coached the “B” team for a fewyears until the two squads merged their practices.Laskarzewski is employed by the State of Vermont as theAssistant Chief of Training for the Vermont Air NationalGuard fire department. He recently retired after 24 years ofservice as a volunteer Assistant Chief for Saint Michael's Fireand Rescue.

Aureila DavidsonAssistant Coach

Aureila Davidson enters her eighthseason as an assistant coach with theSaint Michael’s field hockey programin 2010. In her previous seven sea-sons, she has helped lead the programto a 67-68 record, leading the team tothe NE-10 Tournament six seasons.Davidson (formerly Aurelia Simmons) was a three-year stand-out on defense for Saint Michael’s from 1997-99, playing forHesler. She co-captained the 1999 squad, and her sister,Jessica Simmons, played four years for the Purple Knightsfrom 2000-03 (another sister, Alexandra, finished a standoutfour-year career for Saint Michael’s in 2008).Davidson graduated in 2000 with bachelor’s degrees in ele-mentary education and psychology, and currently works forUnderhill ID Elementary School.


Season Outlook


The 2010 Saint Michael’s College field hockey team is oneof the youngest and least experienced squad’s in CarlaHesler’s 12 seasons as Purple Knights’ head coach. However,despite the relative youth and lack of experience, SaintMichael’s could turn some heads in the Northeast-10Conference this season, and has a chance to return to theleague playoffs.

SeniorsFour seniors will look to end their careers on a high note

this fall.At forward, tri-captain Natalie Elvidge will be expected

to provide scoring production. She has been a steady contrib-utor the last two seasons, tallying five goals and four assists,and can become one of the league’s top offensive forces.

In the midfield, tri-captain Kaleigh Ferrari will be centralto the squad’s success. She hasplayed 18 games each of thelast two seasons, and lendssupport both offensively anddefensively.

On defense, tri-captainOlivia Hoeppner is expectedto move into a starting rolethis fall. She received her firstsignificant playing time in2009, and has worked hard forher opportunity to produce asa starter.

In goal, MeghanMcLaughlin should splittime. The multi-sport athletereceived the bulk of the play-ing time in net as a junior, herfirst meaningful collegiateminutes, and has the potentialto anchor the team’s defense.

JuniorsA handful of juniors will also be expected to take their

game to the next level in 2010.The team’s two top returning scorers are forward Jenny

Boudrow and midfielder Taylor Wahrenbrock. Boudrow, anelusive and speedy scorer, netted three goals in a breakoutsophomore campaign. Wahrenbrock, meanwhile, earned fivepoints while playing in all 18 contests, and is one of thestronger and more athletic players in the conference.

In net, Jackie Stacey is expected to see increased playingtime this fall. She got her feet wet in her first year with theteam in 2009, but is a solid option if called upon.

Like Stacey, Katie Stickney received limited playing timein her first season with the team last fall, but should see anenhanced role on defense in 2010.

Completing the class, forward Megan Hill has the poten-tial to crack the starting lineup, and also aid the diverse offen-sive attack.

SophomoresFive sophomores - all of whom saw playing time in 2009

- give the Purple Knights depth at several key positions.At forward, Julia Heald and Kelly MacDonald will be

given the chance to contribute to the squad’s offensive output.Heald did so last year while playing in 15 contests, and sheshould crack the starting lineup, while MacDonald will mostlikely do so in a reserve capacity.

Also expected to make a signficant leap in playing timethis fall is Hali Roy. Sheappears to be the team’s topoption for inserting penaltycorners, and can play bothmidfield and defense.

Also providing depth inthe backfield are LakenFerreira and Erin Brien. Theduo combined to play in fivegames last fall, a total thatshould surely rise in 2010.

First-YearsCompleting the squad are

seven first-years, many ofwhom will need to produceimmediately in order for SaintMichael’s to succeed in 2010.

Kelly Celata is one first-year that has the potential toshine right away. An aggressiveforward, she could move into

the starting lineup by year’s end.Caroline Casper is another forward that could crack the

regular rotation this fall, and may become a starter by 2011.Maggie Bozzutti, meanwhile, completes the trio of first-yearforwards, and is one of the team’s most physical players.

In the midfield, Lauren McHatten and Alexa Colemanbring different styles to the team. McHatten is the tallest play-er on the squad at 5-9, while Coleman one of the smallest at5-2.

Completing the squad are defenders Courtney Bedelland Sarah Marcotte, who should see limited but valuableplaying time in 2010.

Juniors Jenny Boudrow (left) and Taylor Wahrenbrock are the squad’sleading returning scorers, as the duo combined for five goals and 11points in 2009.

Meet The Purple Knights


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As a Junior: Played in all 18 gameswith seven starts ... tied for team leadwith three assists ... had two assistsin 7-1 win versus Saint Anselm onSept. 2 ... scored a goal in 3-0 winagainst Assumption on Sept. 5 ...recorded an assist in 3-2 win overAssumption on Oct. 17 ... an NE-10All-Academic Team member ...named to the 2009 Gladiator bySGI/National Field HockeyCoaches Association (NFHCA)Collegiate National Academic Squad... an NE-10 Commissioner’s HonorRoll recipient ... a Dean’s List mem-

ber ... As a Sophomore: Played in 17 games, including 10 starts ...third on the team in goals, points, shots (30) and shots on goal (18)... had game-winning goal in 3-0 shutout at Assumption on Oct. 19... scored three times in four-game stretch from Sept. 20-30 ... hadassist in 3-2 win versus Bentley on Sept. 2 ... an NE-10Commissioner’s Honor Roll recipient ... Dean’s List both semesters... As a Freshman: Played in two games off the bench: versusSaint Anselm on Sept. 18, and at Assumption on Oct. 4 ... anNFHCA National Academic selection, and NE-10 Commissioner’sHonor Roll Gold Scholar ... Dean’s List both semesters ... HighSchool: Competed in field hockey and track and field at NewtonHigh School ... All-State First Team in field hockey as a senior ...also earned team Most Valuable Player and Most ValuableDefensive Player honors, and was named All-League ... the out-

standing seniorgirl’s scholar-athlete atNewton as asenior ... amember of theN a t i o n a lHonor Society... Personal:Natalie ClaireElvidge ...daughter ofKevin andE l i z a b e t hElvidge ... bornApril 16, 1989... majoring inEnglish ... theonly playerfrom NewJersey on theteam.

Elvidge’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 18 1 3 52008 17 4 1 92007 2 0 0 0Totals 37 5 4 14

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Millbrook, N.Y.As a Junior: Started all 18 games ...one of five players to play over athousand minutes ... tied for teamlead with three assists ... had assistsin back-to-back wins versus SaintAnselm (Sept. 2) and Assumption(Sept. 5) ... scored a goal to sendgame into overtime in 2-1 lossagainst Southern Connecticut onSept. 26 ... tallied an assist in 3-2 winversus Assumption on Oct. 17 ... anNE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Rollrecipient ... a Dean’s List member ...as a member of the SMC women’sice hockey team, had one goal andtwo assists in 25 games ... As a Sophomore: Played in all but onegame, including 16 starts ... goal came in NE-10 Quarterfinals atStonehill on Oct. 29 ... assist came in 3-2 win versus Bentley onSept. 2 ... seven shots, including five shots on goal ... an NE-10Commissioner’s Honor Roll recipient ... a Dean’s List member ... asa member of the SMC women’s ice hockey team, had one goal andfive assists in 23 games ... As a Freshman: Played in four gamesoff the bench: versus Stonehill on Aug. 29, at AmericanInternational on Sept. 15, versus Saint Anselm on Sept. 18, and atUMass Lowell on Sept. 26 ... had a shot versus Saint Anselm ... hadone assist in 20 games as a member of the SMC women’s ice hock-ey team ... High School: Played four years of varsity field hockey,ice hockey and softball at The Millbrook School ... for field hock-ey she earned the Coaches’ Award sophomore year and MostValuable PlayerAward senioryear ... namedmost improvedfreshman yearin softball andMost ValuablePlayer senioryear ... cap-tained all threesports ... wason the honorroll 11 out of12 semesters ...P e r s o n a l :Kaleigh AnneFerrari ...daughter ofTony andKaren Ferrari... born May11, 1989 ...majoring inbiochemistry.

Ferrari’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 18 1 3 52008 18 1 1 32007 4 0 0 0Totals 40 2 4 8

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Shelburne Falls, Mass.As a Junior: Played in 13 gameswith nine starts ... started six consec-utive games (Sept. 5-22) ... an NE-10Commissioner’s Honor Roll recipi-ent ... As a Sophomore: Did notplay in any games ... an NE-10Commissioner’s Honor Roll recipi-ent ... As a Freshman: Played intwo games, including start atSouthern Connecticut on Oct. 6(other game: versus Saint Anselm onSept. 18) ... High School: Playedfield hockey and lacrosse for fouryears at Mohawk Trail RegionalHigh School ... earned the Coaches

Award her senior year ... named to the National Honor Society fortwo years ... Personal: Olivia Hoeppner ... daughter of Ken andLynn Hoeppner ... born February 23, 1989 ... majoring in elemen-tary education and sociology ... mother played field hockey atNorth Adams State ... father played basketball at Vermont Tech.

32 w Meghan McLaughlinSr. w G w 5-6

Cape Elizabeth, MaineAs a Junior: Started all but twogames in goal ... fifth in NE-10 inshutouts (shutouts), sixth in savesper game (5.81), seventh in saves(93) and eighth in goals against aver-age (2.85) ... tallied 1,154 minutes innet and posted a .664 save percent-age ... stopped four shots in 1-0shutout of Saint Anselm on Oct. 3... turned aside three shots in 3-0shutout of Assumption on Sept. 5 ...had career-high 15 saves in seasonopener versus Mansfield on Aug. 29... started all 14 games for the SMCwomen’s lacrosse team in 2009, fin-ishing eighth in the NE-10 in goals against average, save percent-age, and saves per game ... As a Sophomore: Played 12:44 in goalin loss at UMass Lowell on Oct. 14, stopping two shots ... also areserve goaltender on the SMC women’s lacrosse team ... As aFreshman: Played 9:48 in goal in 10-1 win versus Saint Anselm onSept. 18, stopping two shots ... also a reserve goaltender on theSMC women’s lacrosse team ... High School: Played lacrosse andfour years of field hockey at Cape Elizabeth High School ...received the Theresa Gordon Elaine Libby Award for Dedication& Sportsmanship in field hockey ... played on the Maine FuturesLacrosse team ... Personal: Meghan Elizabeth McLaughlin ...daughter of Lisa McLaughlin ... born February 3, 1989 ... majoringin business administration and economics.

Hoeppner’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 13 0 0 02008 DNP2007 2 0 0 0Totals 15 0 0 0

McLaughlin’s Career StatsYear W-L SV% GAA2009 3-13 .664 2.852008 0-0 1.000 0.002007 0-0 1.000 0.00Totals 3-13 .674 2.80



5 w Jenny BoudrowJr. w F w 5-2

Dedham, Mass.As a Sophomore: Played in all buttwo games, including four starts ...tied for second on team in goals (3),points (6), shots (27), and shots ongoal (23) ... scored first career goal in7-1 win versus Saint Anselm onSept. 2 ... scored a goal in 3-1 loss toFranklin Pierce on Sept. 22 ... scoredthird goal of season in 3-2 winagainst Assumption on Oct. 17 ... Asa Freshman: Appeared in 10 gamesoff the bench ... first game was ver-sus UMass Lowell on Sept. 16 ...

team was 6-4 in games she played in (winning last four) ... had eightshots, including three shots on goal ... an NE-10 Commissioner’sHonor Roll recipient ... made Dean’s List in spring 2009 semester... High School: Played four years of field hockey, basketball andlacrosse at Dedham High School ... was her field hockey team’scaptain and leading scorer as a senior, and a three-time league all-star ... in lacrosse, was a two-time team MVP, leading the team inscoring both seasons ... played in the Bay State Games for fieldhockey, winning a state title ... Personal: Jennifer Anne Boudrow... daughter of Bill and Jeanne Boudrow ... born January 6, 1990 ...majoring in education ... brother, Matt, plays baseball at BentleyUniversity ... a member of the Student-Athlete AdvisoryCommittee.

3 w Megan HillJr. w F w 5-5

Guilford, Conn.As a Sophomore: Appeared in 10games ... scored a goal in 7-1 winversus Saint Anselm on Sept. 2 ...played season-high 42 minutesagainst UMass Lowell on Oct. 10 ...named to the 2009 Gladiator bySGI/National Field HockeyCoaches Association (NFHCA)Collegiate National Academic Squad... an NE-10 Commissioner’s HonorRoll recipient ... a Dean’s List mem-ber ... As a Freshman: Played inone game (2-0 win versus AmericanInternational on Oct. 25) ... also amember of the SMC women’s ice hockey team ... an NE-10Commissioner’s Honor Roll recipient ... a Dean’s List student ...High School: Played four years of field hockey and ice hockey atGuilford High School ... led field hockey team in scoring as a jun-ior, and 10th in the conference as a senior ... won two conferencechampionships in ice hockey ... her club ice hockey team won the2008 CGHL championship ... graduated with high honors, andreceived an academic excellence in Algebra II award ... Personal:Megan Stephanie Hill ... daughter of Frederick and Denise Hill ...born October 25, 1990 ... majoring in biology.

Boudrow’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 17 3 0 62008 10 0 0 0Totals 27 3 0 6

Hill’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 10 1 0 22008 1 0 0 0Totals 11 1 0 2



23 w Katie StickneyJr. w D w 5-6

Fair Haven, Vt.As a Sophomore: Appeared in twogames off the bench ... named to the2009 Gladiator by SGI/NationalField Hockey Coaches Association(NFHCA) Collegiate NationalAcademic Squad ... an NE-10Commissioner’s Honor Roll recipi-ent ... a Dean’s List member ... As aFreshman: Attended the Universityat Albany (did not play a sport) ...made Dean’s List both semesters ...High School: Played four years offield hockey and tennis at FairHaven Union High School ... fieldhockey coach was her mother (Tosh) ... team advanced to state titlegame in field hockey as a senior ... a Marble Valley League All-Starin field hockey as a senior, and in tennis her final three years ...team MVP in tennis as a junior and senior ... Personal: KatieMarie Stickney ... daughter of Bill and Tosh Stickney ... born June8, 1990 ... majoring in biology ... mother played softball, field hock-ey and indoor track at the University of Vermont.

30 w Jackie StaceyJr. w G w 5-6

West Windsor, Vt.As a Sophomore: Played threegames in goal, with two starts ...made first collegiate start againstAssumption on Oct. 17, allowingtwo goals and making seven saves inthe 3-2 win ... posted a 1.62 goalsagainst average ... As a Freshman:Attended Endicott College inBeverly, Mass. (did not play a sport)... High School: Played four yearsof field hockey and three years ofsoftball at Woodstock Union HighSchool ... team went undefeated andwon state championship in field

hockey as a senior ... an NFHCA Academic selection as a senior ...an alternate for the Vermont/New Hampshire All-Star game as asenior ... earned Most Improved Player awards in both field hock-ey and softball as a junior ... Personal: Jacqueline Marie Stacey ...daughter of James and Cynthia Stacey ... born August 31, 1990 ...majoring in elementary education.

Stacey’s Career StatsYear W-L SV% GAA2009 1-1 .750 1.622008 DNPTotals 1-1 .750 1.62

Stickney’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 2 0 0 02008 DNPTotals 2 0 0 0



21 w Erin BrienSo. w D w 5-5

Nahant, Mass.As a Freshman: Appeared in threegames off the bench ... made colle-giate debut in 7-1 win versus SaintAnselm on Sept. 2 ... High School:Played varsity field hockey andlacrosse at Newton Country DaySchool ... All-League selection andteam MVP in field hockey as a jun-ior and senior ... Most ImprovedPlayer for varsity field hockey as afreshman ... Personal: ErinArmstrong Brien ... daughter of Pauland Gretchen Brien ... born March16, 1991 ... undecided on a major ... father played football at SaintMichael’s.

1 w Laken FerreiraSo. w D w 5-4

Holliston, Mass.As a Freshman: Appeared in twogames, playing 11 minutes ... madecollegiate debut in 7-1 victory versusSaint Anselm on Sept. 2 ... named tothe 2009 Gladiator by SGI/NationalField Hockey Coaches Association(NFHCA) Collegiate NationalAcademic Squad ... an NE-10Commissioner’s Honor Roll recipi-ent ... a Dean’s List member ... HighSchool: Played field hockey, trackand field, and equestrian at HollistonHigh School ... captained field hock-ey team as a senior, and was a league all-star ... a Futures member(USA field hockey) ... won Futures gold medal ... Personal: LakenRose Ferreira ... daughter of Dennis and Yvonne Ferreira ... bornMay 20, 1991 ... majoring in psychology.

18 w Taylor WahrenbrockJr. w M w 5-6

Chapel Hill, N.C.As a Sophomore: Started all 18games ... tied for third on team with23 shots ... scored goals in back-to-back wins versus Saint Anselm(Sept. 2) and Assumption (Sept. 5) ...had an assist in 3-1 loss to Bentleyon Oct. 15 ... an NE-10Commissioner’s Honor Roll recipi-ent ... As a Freshman: Played in 14games off the bench ... had assist infirst game, a 3-2 win versus Bentleyon Sept. 2 ... other assist came in 4-2win at Merrimack on Sept. 10 ... hadthree shots, including two shots on

goal ... team was 8-6 in games she played in ... an NE-10Commissioner’s Honor Roll recipient ... a Dean’s List member ...High School: Played four years of field hockey, two years of soc-cer, and one year of softball at Chapel Hill High School ... fieldhockey team won the state championship as a senior ... was a mem-ber of the 2007 National Field Hockey Coaches’ AssociationNational Academic Squad ... Personal: Taylor NicoleWahrenbrock ... daughter of Scott Wahrenbrock and JudithFanshaw ... born June 16, 1990 ... majoring in biology and French... is the first player from North Carolina in program history.

Wahrenbrock’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 18 2 1 52008 14 0 2 2Totals 32 2 3 7

Brien’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 3 0 0 0Totals 3 0 0 0

Ferreira’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 2 0 0 0Totals 2 0 0 0



12 w Julia HealdSo. w F w 5-5

Bedford, N.H.As a Freshman: Appeared in 15games ... scored first career goal (agame-winner) in collegiate debutagainst Saint Anselm on Sept. 2 ...played season-high 54 minutes in 3-1 loss against Franklin Pierce onSept. 22 ... High School: Playedfield hockey, lacrosse and skiing atBishop Brady High School ... FirstTeam All-State in field hockey as ajunior and senior ... Second Team asa sophomore ... won NewHampshire Scholar-Athlete award asa senior ... won championship with Granite State Elite field hock-ey team ... Personal: Julia Ann Heald ... daughter of Samuel andElizabeth Heald ... born February 13, 1991 ... majoring in biology... mother played college soccer and father played college lacrosse... sister, Karah, plays field hockey at Springfield College.

13 w Hali RoySo. w M/D w 5-6

South Pomfret, Vt.As a Freshman: Played in 14 gameswith two starts ... made starts againstSaint Anselm on Sept. 2 and UMassLowell on Sept. 16 ... an NE-10Commissioner’s Honor Roll recipi-ent ... High School: Played varsityfield hockey, lacrosse, nordic skiingand alpine skiing at WoodstockUnion High School ... was SecondTeam All-State, a Marble ValleyLeague All-Star, a Twin State pick,team captain, and Coaches’ Awardrecipient in field hockey as a senior ... was All-State First Team,MVL First Team, captain and team MVP in lacrosse as a senior ...was captain and Coaches’ Award winner in alpine skiing as a sen-ior ... field hockey team went undefeated and won state title as ajunior, and lost in finals as a senior ... Personal: Alexandra HaliRoy ... daughter of George Roy and Amy LeBaron ... born March5, 1991 ... majoring in biology ... a member of the Student-AthleteAdvisory Committee.

4 w Kelly MacDonaldSo. w F w 5-5

Wayland, Mass.As a Freshman: Played in onegame, a 5-1 loss to UMass Lowell onOct. 10 ... High School: Played fouryears of field hockey, three years oflacrosse, two years of indoor trackand one year of basketball atWayland High School ... a DualCounty League All-Star for fieldhockey as a junior and senior ... teamMVP in lacrosse as a junior ...Personal: Kelly Lynn MacDonald ...daughter of Robert and CherylMacDonald ... born April 23, 1991 ...undecided on a major.

Heald’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 15 1 0 2Totals 15 1 0

MacDonald’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 1 0 0 0Totals 1 0 0 0

Roy’s Career StatsYear GP G A P2009 14 0 0 0Totals 14 0 0 0



15 w Maggie BozzuttiFr. w F w 5-6

Bethel, Conn.High School: Played four years offield hockey and two years oflacrosse at Bethel High School ...received All-Southwest ConferenceFirst Team honors as a senior with14 goals and 11 assists ... Personal:Margaret Caroline Bozzuti ... daugh-ter of George Bozzuti and AmyO'Donnell ... born January 25, 1992... majoring in biochemistry.

22 w Caroline CasperFr. w F w 5-7

Norfolk, Mass.High School: Played three years offield hockey, three years of lacrosseand four years of ice hockey atThayer Academy ... served as assis-tant captain and received honorablemention All-Independent SchoolLeague accolades as a senior ...lacrosse won ISL championship hersenior year ... played club hockey forthe Massachusetts Spitfires ...Personal: Caroline Patrice Casper ...daughter of Patrick Casper and Veronica Vaca ... born March 8,1992 ... majoring in business administration.

9 w Kelly CelataFr. w F w 5-4

Dedham, Mass.High School: Played four years offield hockey and five years of icehockey and softball at Dedham HighSchool ... received team MVPawards for field hockey and icehockey as a senior ... a two-time All-State honoree for ice hockey ...Personal: Kelly Ann Celata ...daughter of Stephen and Jean Calata... born March 3, 1992 ... undecidedon a major ... father played hockey at Stonehill College.

8 w Sarah MarcotteFr. w D w 5-4

Mansfield, Mass.High School: Played four years offield hockey and ran three seasons ofindoor track at Mansfield HighSchool ... a field hockey All-Starselection by the Sun Chronicle(Attleboro, Mass.) as a junior andsenior ... received team’s PostseasonMVP award as a senior ... Personal:Sarah Frances Marcotte ... daughterof Greg and Jill Marcotte ... bornSeptember 27, 1991 ... undecided on a major ... cousin, Joe Buiel,played football at Stonehill College from 1999-2002.

2 w Alexa ColemanFr. w M/D w 5-2Boxford, Mass.

High School: Played two years offield hockey and three years oflacrosse at Masconomet RegionalHigh School ... a three-time ScholarAthlete Award winner ... served asfield hockey team captain ...Personal: Alexa Marie Coleman ...daughter of James Coleman andAllison Jenkins ... born January 8,1992 ... majoring in political science

... father played lacrosse at University of New Hampshire.

10 w Courtney BedellFr. w D w 5-1

Londonderry, N.H.High School: Played four years offield hockey and three years oflacrosse at Londonderry HighSchool. Named team MVP inlacrosse as a junior, and received 1stteam All-State recognition in fieldhockey as a senior. Field hockey wonClass L state championship her sen-ior year ... Personal: Courtney LynnBedell ... daughter of Todd and

Linda Bedell ... born August 21, 1992 ... undecided on a major.

11 w Lauren McHattenFr. w M w 5-9

Winthrop, Maine High School: Played four years offield hockey, four years of alpine ski-ing and three years of tennis atWinthrop High School ... co-cap-tained Mountain Valley Conferencechampionship field hockey team as asenior ... played No. 2 doubles forback-to-back undefeated state cham-pionship tennis teams as a junior andsenior ... Personal: Lauren MargaretMcHatten ... daughter of Cliffordand Lynn McHatten ... bornNovember 4, 1991 ... undecided on a major ... father played bas-ketball at University of Maine at Fort Kent.



Clockwise, from top left: Seniors Kaleigh Ferrari, and Natalie Elvidge, along with juniors Jenny Boudrow and Taylor Wahrenbrock, are the topfour returning scorers this season. The quartet combined for seven goals and seven assists in 2009.

2010 Opponents


Mansfield University of PennsylvaniaMountaineers

Game #1: Sept. 4 at New Haven, Conn.Location: Mansfield, Pa.Undergraduate Enrollment: 3,500Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Pennsylvania State AthleticHome Field: Spaulding FieldAthletic Director: Roger MaisnerHead Coach: Diane MonkiewiczAlma Mater (year): Iowa (’94)School Record (yrs.): 95-123 (12)2009 Record: 6-12 Conference Record/Finish: 0-6/10thSports Info. Director: Steve McCloskeySID Phone: 570.662.4845SID Fax: 570.662.4116Web Site: www.gomounties.com

Bentley UniversityFalcons

Game #6: Sept. 25 at Colchester, Vt.Game #17: Nov. 10 at Waltham, Mass.

Location: Waltham, Mass.Undergraduate Enrollment: 4,016Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Home Field: Bentley FieldAthletic Director: Bob DeFeliceHead Coach: Jessica King Alma Mater (year): Bentley (’97) School Record (yrs.): 33-11 (2)2009 Record: 16-5Conference Record/Finish: 8-2/2ndSports Info. Director: Dick LipeSID Phone: 781.891.2334SID Fax: 781.891.2648Web Site: www.bentley.edu/athletics

American International CollegeYellow Jackets

Game #5: Sept. 19 at Springfield, Mass.Game #18: Nov. 13 at Colchester, Vt.

Location: Springfield, Mass.Undergraduate Enrollment: 1,743 Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Home Field: Ronald J. Abdow FieldAthletic Director: Richard BedardHead Coach: Stacey BlueAlma Mater (year): Massachusetts (’03)School Record (yrs.): First season2009 Record: 6-12Conference Record/Finish: 4-6/8thSports Info. Director: Darryl KonickiSID Phone: 413.205.3572 SID Fax: 413.205.3571Web Site: www.aicyellowjackets.com

Adelphi UniversityPanthers

Game #11: Oct. 10 at Garden City, N.Y.Location: Garden City, N.Y.Undergraduate Enrollment: 4,464 Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Home Field: Motamed FieldAthletic Director: Robert HartwellHead Coach: Gloria O’ConnorAlma Mater (year): N/ASchool Record (yrs.): 15-15 (2)2009 Record: 12-8Conference Record/Finish: 7-3/t3rdSports Info. Director: Suzette McQueenSID Phone: 516.877.4236 SID Fax: 516.877.4237Web Site: www.aupanthers.com

Franklin Pierce UniversityRavens

Game #9: Oct. 5 at Colchester, Vt.Game #16: Nov. 6 at Rindge, N.H.

Location: Rindge, N.H.Undergraduate Enrollment: 1,500Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Home Field: Sodexo Field Athletic Director: Bruce KirshHead Coach: Meighan GuineyAlma Mater (year): Rhode Island (’99)School Record (yrs.): 23-52 (4)2009 Record: 9-9Conference Record/Finish: 5-5/t6thSports Info. Director: Doug DeBiaseSID Phone: 603.899.4222SID Fax: 603.899.4328Web Site: http://athletics.franklinpierce.edu

University of Massachusetts LowellRiver Hawks

Game #7: Sept. 29 at Lowell, Mass.Game #13: Oct. 23 at Colchester, Vt.

Location: Lowell, Mass.Undergraduate Enrollment: 7,431Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Home Field: Cushing FieldAthletic Director: Dana SkinnerHead Coach: Shannon HlebichukAlma Mater (year): UMass Lowell (’98)School Record (yrs.): 138-42 (8) 2009 Record: 18-6Conference Record/Finish: 7-3/t3rdSports Info. Director: Chris O’DonnellSID Phone: 978.934.2306SID Fax: 978.934.2313Web Site: www.goriverhawks.com

Merrimack CollegeWarriors

Game #14: Oct. 27 at Colchester, Vt.Location: North Andover, Mass.Undergraduate Enrollment: 2,200Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Home Field: Warrior FieldAthletic Director: Glenn HofmannHead Coach: Anne RounceAlma Mater (year): Merrimack (’07)School Record (yrs.): 18-22 (2)2009 Record: 13-8Conference Record/Finish: 7-3/t3rdSports Info. Director: Brad DavisSID Phone: 978.837.5364SID Fax: 978.837.5032Web Site: www.merrimackathletics.com

Saint Anselm CollegeHawks

Game #3: Sept. 14 at Colchester, Vt.Game #12: Oct. 16 at Manchester, N.H.

Location: Manchester, N.H.Undergraduate Enrollment: 2,000Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Home Field: South Athletic FieldsAthletic Director: Dr. Jo-Ann E. NesterHead Coach: Kathryn GaudreauAlma Mater (year): Saint Anselm (’03)School Record (yrs.): 16-38 (3)2009 Record: 1-16Conference Record/Finish: 0-10/11thSports Info. Director: Ken Johnson Jr.SID Phone: 603.641.7810SID Fax: 603.641.7172Web Site: www.anselm.edu/athletics

Assumption CollegeGreyhounds

Game #4: Sept. 18 at Worcester, Mass.Game #15: Oct. 30 at Colchester, Vt.

Location: Worcester, Mass.Undergraduate Enrollment: 2,150Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Home Field: Multi-Sport StadiumAthletic Director: Ted PaulauskasHead Coach: Amanda HerylaAlma Mater (year): Rhode Island (’01)School Record (yrs.): 3-15 (1)2009 Record: 3-15Conference Record/Finish: 1-9/10thSports Info. Director: Steve MorrisSID Phone: 508.767.7240SID Fax: 508.798.2568Web Site: www.assumptiongreyhounds.com

2010 Opponents/2009 Statistics & Results

Date Opponent Result Saint Michael’s Scorers (G-A) Goalkeeper SV8/29 vs. #9 Mansfield^ L, 5-0 --- McLaughlin (15)8/30 at #3 Shippensburg^ L, 7-0 --- McLaughlin (11)9/2 at Saint Anselm W, 7-1 Koffink (3-0),Boudrow (1-0),Heald (1-0),Hill (1-0),Wahrenbrock (1-0),Elvidge (0-2),DiMasi (0-1),Ferrari (0-1) McLaughlin (4)9/5 Assumption W, 3-0 Biron (1-0), Elvidge (1-0), Wahrenbrock (1-0), Ferrari (0-1) McLaughlin (3)9/6 American Intl. L, 1-0 --- McLaughlin (2)9/12 at #8 Bentley L, 5-1 Koffink (1-0) McLaughlin (6)9/16 #3 UMass Lowell L, 2-0 --- McLaughlin (6)9/19 at #6 Stonehill* L, 6-0 --- McLaughlin (8)9/22 at Franklin Pierce L, 3-1 Boudrow (1-0), Koffink (0-1) McLaughlin (7)9/26 Southern Conn.* L, 2-1 (ot) Ferrari (1-0) McLaughlin (2)9/27 Adelphi* L, 4-1 Koffink (1-0), Heil (0-1) McLaughlin (0)10/3 Saint Anselm* W, 1-0 Biron (1-0), Koffink (0-1) McLaughlin (4)10/10 at #5 UMass Lowell* L, 5-1 DiMasi (1-0) McLaughlin (7), Stacey (0)10/13 at #10 Merrimack* L, 1-0 --- McLaughlin (8)10/15 #7 Bentley* L, 3-1 Biron (1-0), Wahrenbrock (0-1) McLaughlin (2)10/17 at Assumption* W, 3-2 (ps) Boudrow (1-0), Koffink (1-0), Elvidge (0-1), Ferrari (0-1) Stacey (7)10/21 at American Intl.* L, 2-1 (2ot) Brewster (1-0) McLaughlin (8)10/24 Franklin Pierce* L, 2-1 Brewster (1-0) Stacey (5)*Northeast-10 Conference game ^at Lady Raider Classic (Shippensburg, Pa.) www.smcathletics.com 15

Shippensburg University of PennsylvaniaRaiders

Game #2: Sept. 5 at New Haven, Conn.Location: Shippensburg, Pa.Undergraduate Enrollment: 6,600Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Pennsylvania State AthleticHome Field: Robb Sports ComplexInterim Athletic Director: Jeff MichaelsHead Coach: Bertie LandesAlma Mater (year): Lock Haven (’70)School Record (yrs.): 179-53-1 (11)2009 Record: 20-3Conference Record/Finish: 7-0/1stInterim Sports Info. Director: Bill MorgalSID Phone: 717.477.1201SID Fax: 717.477.4045Web Site: www.shipraiders.com

Southern Connecticut State UniversityOwls

Game #10: Oct. 9 at New Haven, Conn.Location: New Haven, Conn.Undergraduate Enrollment: 7,114Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Home Field: Jess Dow FieldAthletic Director: Patricia NicolHead Coach: Kelley Frassinelli Alma Mater (year): SCSU (’92) School Record (yrs.): 125-160 (15)2009 Record: 6-14Conference Record/Finish: 5-5/t6thSports Info. Director: Michael KobylanskiSID Phone: 203.392.6005SID Fax: 203.392.6006Web Site: www.southernctowls.com

Stonehill CollegeSkyhawks

Game #8: Oct. 2 at Colchester, Vt.Location: Easton, Mass.Undergraduate Enrollment: 2,417Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Home Field: W.B. Mason Stadium Athletic Director: Paula J. SullivanHead Coach: Shelly MorrisAlma Mater (year): Northeastern (’94)School Record (yrs.): 30-13 (2)2009 Record: 17-5Conference Record/Finish: 9-1/1stSports Info. Director: Doug MonsonSID Phone: 508.565.1352SID Fax: 508.565.1504Web Site: www.stonehillskyhawks.com

Overall CareerNo. Player Yr/Pos. GP-GS G A P GWG Shots Shot% DSv G A P2 Kaitlin Koffink Sr./M 18-18 6 2 14 0 34 .176 0 16 10 421 Desiree Biron Sr./F 18-16 3 0 6 1 27 .111 0 5 0 105 Jenny Boudrow So./F 17-5 3 0 6 0 20 .150 0 3 0 618 Taylor Wahrenbrock So./M 18-18 2 1 5 1 23 .087 0 2 3 716 Natalie Elvidge Jr./F 18-7 1 3 5 0 16 .062 0 5 4 1414 Kaleigh Ferrari Jr./M 18-18 1 3 5 1 10 .100 0 2 4 817 Kemi Brewster Sr./M 18-17 2 0 4 0 20 .100 0 4 2 108 Molly DiMasi Sr./M 18-18 1 1 3 0 23 .043 0 6 8 2012 Julia Heald Fr./F 15-0 1 0 2 1 5 .200 0 1 0 23 Megan Hill So./F 10-0 1 0 2 0 3 .333 0 1 0 215 Laura Heil Sr./F 18-17 0 1 1 0 6 .000 1 0 1 125 Lynsey Nally Sr./D 17-17 0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 0 0 027 Kate Higgins Sr./D 18-18 0 0 0 0 0 .000 5 0 0 024 Olivia Hoeppner Jr./D 13-9 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 023 Katie Stickney So./D 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 021 Erin Brien Fr./D 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 013 Hail Roy Fr./D 14-2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 011 Laken Ferreira Fr./D 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 06 Bailey Curran So./M 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 04 Kelly MacDonald Fr./F 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0Saint Michael’s Totals 18 21 11 53 4 188 .112 7Opponent Totals 18 51 35 137 14 254 .201 5Goalkeeping Statistics Yr. GP/GS W-L MIN SVS SV% GA GAA SO/CB30 Jackie Stacey So. 3-2 1-1 172:42 12 .750 4 1.62 0/032 Meghan McLaughlin So. 16-16 3-13 1154:00 93 .664 47 2.85 2/0Saint Michael’s Totals 18 4-14 1326:42 105 .675 51 2.69 2/0Opponent Totals 18 14-4 1326:42 92 .814 21 1.11 6/0Score By Period 1 2 OT OT2 Total Shots: Saint Michael’s 188, Opponents 254Saint Michael’s 9 12 0 1 22 Corners: Saint Michael’s 114, Opponents 115Opponent 26 23 1 1 51

Year-By-Year Records


Year W L T Coach1975 0 5 0 Zaf Bludevich1976 3 3 1 Sue Duprat1977 6 3 1 Sue Duprat1978 2 6 2 Sue Duprat1979 1 5 3 Sue Duprat1980 5 4 2 Gerry Piper1981 9 4 0 Gerry Piper1982 6 7 0 Kathy O’Neil1983 7 8 0 Kathy O’Neil1984 5 8 1 Kathy O’Neil1985 6 9 0 Anne Noone1986 7 6 1 Anne Noone

Year W L T Coach1987 6 8 1 Anne Noone1988 13 4 1 Anne Noone1989 9 8 0 Anne Noone1990 9 5 1 Anne Noone Adams1991 15 2 2 Anne Noone Adams1992 11 5 0 Anne Noone Adams1993 9 6 1 Anne Noone Adams1994 9 5 2 Anne Noone Adams1995 13 4 0 Anne Noone Adams1996 12 6 0 Anne Noone Adams1997 8 11 0 Anne Noone Adams1998 11 7 0 Karen Okun

Year W L T Coach1999 11 6 0 Carla Hesler2000 14 4 0 Carla Hesler2001 14 6 0 Carla Hesler2002 12 6 0 Carla Hesler2003 13 7 0 Carla Hesler2004 8 11 0 Carla Hesler2005 10 9 0 Carla Hesler2006 12 8 0 Carla Hesler2007 9 11 0 Carla Hesler2008 11 8 0 Carla Hesler2009 4 14 0 Carla Hesler35 seasons 300-229-19 .565 win %

Coaching RecordsCoach Years Record Pct.Gerry Piper 1980-81 (2) 14-8-2 .625Anne Noone Adams 1985-97 (13) 127-79-9 .612Karen Okun 1998 (1) 11-7-0 .611Carla Hesler 1999-present (11) 118-90-0 .567Kathy O’Neil 1982-84 (3) 18-23-1 .440Sue Duprat 1976-79 (4) 12-17-7 .431Zaf Bludevich 1975 (1) 0-5-0 .000

All-Time Scoring LeadersRk. Player Years G A P1. Andrea Slaven ’09 2005-08 51 15 1172. Seanna Poelaert ’00 1996-99 45 23 1133. Patty Porter ’89 1985-88 43 13 994. Mendy Spillane ’93 1989-92 38 15 915. Anne Flynn ’92 1988-91 37 10 846. Jilby Danis ’04 2000-03 35 12 827. Kathy O’Neil ’81 1977-80 27 20 748. Sarah Alves ’01 1997-2000 22 25 699. Jenn Gray ’04 2000-03 20 28 6810. Marie Lane ’89 1985-88 27 11 65

Andrea Slaven ’09 (above and right) set several programrecords during her illustrous career. The 2007 NE-10 andECAC Division II Player of the Year, Slaven holds the pro-gram record for goals in a season (21) and career (51), andpoints in a career (117). She set the program scoring recordwith her 50th career goal in a 1-0 win versus Franklin Pierce onOct. 22, 2008, surpassing Hall of Famer Seanna Poelaert ’00.She currently is an assistant coach at NE-10 rival Assumption,and will visit Duffy Field as an opponent on Oct. 30, 2010.

Individual & Team Records


Scoring RecordsMost Goals

Half:3, by Lynn Taplin vs. Vanier, 10/23/803, by Patty Porter vs. Skidmore, 9/21/883, by Marie Lane vs. New England Col., 10/18/88 3, by Anne Flynn vs. UMaine-Farmington, 9/10/893, by Anne Flynn vs. RPI, 9/14/913, by Mendy Spillane vs. Saint Lawrence, 9/30/923, by Megan Rowe vs. New England Col., 10/19/943, by Tara Whalen vs. Merrimack, 9/21/963, by Kara McDonough vs. New England Col., 10/5/97

Game:5, by Lynn Taplin vs. Vanier, 10/23/805, by Tara Whalen vs. Merrimack, 9/21/96

Season: 21, by Andrea Slaven, 2007Career: 51, by Andrea Slaven, 2004-08

Most Assists Half: 3, by Mendy Spillane vs. UMaine-Farmington, 9/10/89Game: 4, by Mandee Gailbraith vs. UMass Lowell, 10/29/96Season: 14, by Betsy Walters, 1991Career: 28, by Jenn Gray, 2000-03

Most Points Half: 7 (3-1-7) by Lynn Taplin vs. Vanier, 10/23/80Game: 11 (5-1-11) by Lynn Taplin vs. Vanier, 10/23/80Season: 47 (18-11-47) by Seanna Poelaert, 1999Career: 117 (51-15-117) by Andrea Slaven, 2005-08

Goalkeeping RecordsMost Saves -

Half: 19, by Nancy Raymond vs. Johnson State, 9/15/81Game: 35, by Nancy Raymond vs. Johnson State, 9/15/81Season: 180, by Jean Harbeck, 1988Career: 455, by Jean Harbeck, 1986-89

Fewest Goals Allowed (by starting goalkeeper) -Season: 11, by Nicki Collette, 1996 (18 games)

11, by Jess Anderson, 2004 (9 games) Career: 44, by Jean Harbeck, 1986-89 (47 games)

Most Shutouts Season: 12, by Nicki Collette, 1996 (18 games)Career: 21, by Meghan Scalley, 1998-2002

21, by Nicki Collette, 1995-98Lowest Goals Against Average (by starting goalkeeper)

Season: 0.59, by Nicki Collette, 1996 (18 gs, 1295 min, 11 ga)Career: 0.95, by Jean Harbeck, 1986-89 (47 gs, 3228 min, 44 ga)

Highest Save Percentage (by starting goaltender) Season: .928, by Jean Harbeck, 1988 (17 gs, 180 sv, 12 ga)Career: .912, by Jean Harbeck, 1986-89 (47 gs, 455 sv, 44 ga)

Team RecordsMost Wins, Season 15, in 1991 (15-2-2)Most Ties, Season 3, in 1979 (1-5-3)Most Losses, Season 14, in 2009 (4-14-0) Best Winning Percentage .842, in 1991 (15-2-2)Longest Unbeaten Streak -

16 games, from 10/27/90 - 10/26/91 (14-0-2)Longest Winning Streak 11 games, from 9/22/01 - 10/27/01Fewest Wins, Season - 0, in 1975 (0-5-0)Worst Winning Percentage - .000, in 1975 (0-5-0)Longest Losing Streak - 7 games, from 10/19/97 - 9/10/98Longest Home Winning Streak -

17 games, from 10/25/99 - 10/18/01Longest Home Losing Streak - 3 games, six times (last in 2004)Longest Road Winning Streak -

6 games, from 9/15/88 - 10/19/886 games, from 9/13/90 - 10/20/90

Longest Road Losing Streak -9 games, from 9/10/85 - 9/24/86

Best Home Record - 11-1, in 1991; 8-0, in 2000 and 2001Best Road Record - 9-1, in 1988Best Start To Season - 13-0-2, from 9/10/91 - 10/26/91

7 straight wins, 9/10/88 - 10/1/88Most Goals, Game - 10, vs. AIC, 10/25/03 (10-1)

10, vs. Saint Anselm, 9/18/07 (10-1)Most Goals, Season - 58, in 1991 (19 games)Most Points, Game - 30, vs. Saint Anselm, 9/18/07 (10-10-30)Most Points, Season - 161, in 1991 (59-45-161) Fewest Goals, Season - 4, in 1975 (5 games)Fewest Points, Season - 10, in 1975 (4-2-10)Fewest Goals Allowed, Season - 11, in 1996 (18 games)Most Goals Allowed, Game 16, vs. Middlebury, 9/14/74Most Goals Allowed, Season 52, in 2007 (20 games)

All-Time SeriesOpponent W L T Last SMC W Last OPP WAdelphi 0 1 0 -- 9/27/09Albany 2 1 0 10/14/98 10/16/96American International 15 4 0 10/25/08 10/21/09Assumption 25 7 0 10/17/09 10/4/07Bates 0 2 0 -- 9/13/85Bentley 10 22 1 9/2/08 10/15/09Bowdoin 1 1 0 10/18/85 9/15/84Bridgewater State 4 4 0 10/29/94 10/30/93Bryant 12 3 0 10/20/07 9/8/07Castleton State 6 2 0 10/9/91 10/15/87Catawba 1 0 0 8/31/03 --Champlain 0 2 0 -- 1980Connecticut College 1 0 0 11/6/91 --Cortland 0 1 0 -- 9/30/89C.W. Post 4 0 0 9/22/02 --Delhi 0 1 0 -- 1982East Stroudsburg 1 2 1 9/1/02 9/2/01Eastern Connecticut 1 0 0 9/17/00 --Elms 0 1 0 -- 10/27/91Franklin Pierce 14 5 1 10/22/08 10/24/09Green Mountain 4 0 0 10/25/81 --Indiana (Pa.) 2 0 0 9/24/00 --Johnson State 2 8 0 1982 10/22/85Keene State 8 8 0 10/2/97 10/12/98Kutztown 1 4 0 9/2/06 9/2/07Lock Haven 0 1 0 -- 9/19/93Longwood 0 2 0 -- 11/6/99Lyndon State 2 3 0 10/21/86 10/14/85Mansfield 0 1 0 -- 8/29/09UMass Dartmouth 0 2 0 -- 11/1/87UMass Lowell 13 19 0 9/24/02 10/10/09UMaine-Farmington 7 0 0 9/25/93 --UMaine-Presque Isle 1 0 0 1982 --Merrimack 12 3 0 10/8/08 10/13/09

Opponent W L T Last SMC W Last OPP WMiddlebury 7 12 2 10/18/01 10/22/02New England College 16 2 0 10/16/01 10/9/02North Country College 1 0 0 1979 --Norwich 3 4 1 10/1/84 1982Oneonta 2 0 0 9/3/95 --Plattsburgh State 2 0 0 1980 --Plymouth State 6 8 1 10/22/00 10/21/97Potsdam 2 2 0 9/25/85 9/24/86Quinnipiac 1 1 0 10/26/96 9/6/97Rensselaer 8 0 0 9/14/91 --Russell Sage 1 0 0 1982 --Sacred Heart 1 1 0 9/28/96 9/22/97Saint Anselm 12 1 0 10/3/09 9/30/04Saint Joseph’s (Maine) 1 0 0 10/19/99 --Saint Lawrence 7 8 2 9/11/02 9/12/01Salem State 4 2 0 10/6/98 10/7/97Shippensburg 0 8 0 -- 8/30/09Siena 8 0 0 9/15/92 --Skidmore 15 4 0 10/2/01 9/17/02Smith 0 1 0 -- 11/1/89Southern Connecticut 6 10 0 9/9/06 9/26/09Southern Maine 7 5 1 10/23/99 10/26/97Stonehill 13 11 0 9/6/08 9/19/09Union 1 0 0 1976 --Vanier 2 0 0 10/25/81 --Vermont 10 11 3 10/9/97 9/10/98Williams 0 1 0 -- 11/9/91Worcester State 4 0 0 10/28/95 --TOTAL* 300 229 19 2010 opponents are in bold*Spotty records exist until 1984 (and therefore, totals do not add up complete-ly). If you have information on schedules and results from 1975-83, contact theSaint Michael’s Sports Information Office at 802.654.2537 [email protected].


All-Americans/Hall of Famers


Saint Michael’s All-AmericansYear Player Team1988 Patty Porter ’891989 Jean Harbeck ’90 First

Kristen Kennedy ’90 Second1991 Anne Flynn ’92

Betsy Walters ’921992 Barby Bell ’93

Jennifer Brown ’94Marsha Spellacy ’93Mendy Spillane ’93

1993 Jennifer Brown ’94 FirstTracy Lehouillier ’95

1994 Trista Gaiotti ’95Mandee Galbraith ’97Tracy Lehouillier ’95

1995 Courtney Cann ’96Tara Clarke ’97Mandee Galbraith ’97

1996 Tara Clarke ’97Mandee Galbraith ’97Laurie Parsons ’97

1997 Meg Rowe ’981998 Seanna Poelaert ’001999 Seanna Poelaert ’00 First

Sarah Alves ’012000 Sarah Alves ’01 First

Morgan Phillips ’01Angela Potts ’02 FirstMeghan Scalley ’02

2001 Angela Potts ’02 FirstJenn Gray ’04 Second

2002 Jenn Gray ’04 FirstBetsy Turcot ’03 SecondKari Surace ’03 Second

2003 Jenn Gray ’04 FirstJilby Danis ’04 Second

2005 Meg McCarthy ’06 SecondAshley Webb ’07 Second

2006 Ashley Webb ’07 FirstAndrea Slaven ’09 Second

2007 Andrea Slaven ’09 Second2008 Andrea Slaven ’09 FirstField Hockey Players/Coaches Inducted Into

the Saint Michael’s Athletics Hall of FamePlayer Class Year of InductionThe 1988 SMC Field Hockey Team 2010Anne Noone Adams Coach 2006Jennifer A. Brown 1994 2003Kate E. Cunningham 1986 1995Patricia Porter Deschaine 1989 1994Jean M. Harbeck 1990 1997Mary P. Horan 1978 1989Margaret Gleason Murphy 1980 2007Kathleen P. O’Neil 1981 1987Lynn Taplin Pisanelli 1984 1990Seanna Poelaert Balfe 2000 2008

Note: A former player must be out of school for five years beforebecoming an eligible candidate for the Hall of Fame.

The 1988 SMC field hockey team (photos above), the first femaleprogram in College history to win a postseason championship, willbe inducted into the Saint Michael’s Athletics Hall of Fame onSept. 17, 2010. The team, which won the ECAC Division II/IIIChampionship and finished with a 13-4-0 record, is the first femaleteam (and just the second team overall) to be inducted into theSMC Athletics Hall of Fame. 19

All-Time Roster


AAhern, Emily 97-98Alves, Sarah 98-99-00Anderson, Jess 01-02-03-04Anderson, Lisa 93-94-95Andiorio, Allison 99-00Andrews, Jaime 98-00Arnold, Megan 93-94Arnold, Stacie 87-88-89-90Avena, Michele 91Aversa, Jessica 02-03BBannon, Maura 90Bartlett, Abbie 00-01-02-03Bean, Martha 84Bedell, Courtney 10Belanger, Katy 06-07Bell, Barby 91-92Bilik, Jennifer 88Biron, Desiree 07-08-09Bocchi, Karen 01Boucher, Lauren 83-84Boudrow, Jenny 08-09-10Bourgea, Kelly 04Boutin, Sue 77Bozzutti, Maggie 10Brancaleone, Lindsay 03-04-05-06Bratek, Jessa 90-91Breen, Courtney 98-99-00-01Bresnahan, Monica 82-83Brewster, Kemi 06-07-08-09Brien, Erin 09-10Brown, Ashley 02-03-04-05Brown, Jennifer 90-91-92-93Brown, Jess 99-00-01-02Brousseau, Holli 04-05-06-07Bush, Jodie 89-90Burke, Denise 88-89-90CCable, Terri 81-82-83Campbell, Kate 76-78Cann, Courtney 92-93-94-95Casper, Caroline 10Cassani, Emily 98-99-00Catalano, Barbara 80Celata, Kelly 10Choquette, Nicole 97Christmas, Whitney 01-02Cleary, Kathleen 89Cioffi, April 02-03-04-05Cioffi, Karin 05Clarke, Tara 93-94-95-96Coleman, Alexa 10Coleman, Deirdre 96Collette, Nicki 95-96-97-98Conley, Megan 02-03Corbeil, Kim 84Crowe, Keri 99Crowley, S. 83Cunningham, Carrie 84-85Cunningham, Kate 82-83-84-85Curran, Bailey 08-09DDaly, Chrissy 98-99-00-01Danis, Jilby 00-01-02-03Davis, Linda 84Davis, Mary 77-78-79-80Denault, Suzanne 90-91-92Descus, Katy 85Desmarais, Paula 77Dewey, Cassie 03-04-05-06Diagneault, Beth 84Dicicco, Kris 84DiMasi, Molly 06-07-08-09Dingman, Deidre 91-92Driscoll, Chris 87Druke, Nancy 83-84-85-86Dumont, Meghan 03-04-05

Duncan, Paige 80-82-83EElmer, Lynn 93-94Elvidge, Natalie 07-08-09-10England, Jen 89-90-91-92FFalla, Tracey 93-94Farrell, Brenda 84Ferns, P. 83Ferrari, Kaleigh 07-08-09-10Ferreira, Laken 09-10Finlay, Jess 05-06-07-08Finn, Kellie 07Finnerty, Julie 85Fitzgerald, Colleen 98-99-00-01Fitzgerald, Kelley 96-97-98Flagg, Debbie 80-81-82-83Fleming, Sue 90-91-92Flynn, Anne 88-89-90-91Fortuna, Sue 76Fournier, Sara 05-06-07-08Fritz, Judy 83-84GGaiotti, Trista 92-93-94Galbraith, Mandee 93-94-95-96Gallant, Debbie 00-01-02-03Geriak, Karen 86-87-88Gleason, Meg 76-77Goodrich, Kim 83-84-85-86Grady, Julie 81Graves, Annette 76Gray, Jenn 00-01-02-03Griffin, Christa 76-77Grimaldi, Beth 97HHaley, Michelle 04-05-06-07Hammond, Shannon 99Hannoosh, Jenna 06Harbeck, Jean 86-87-88-89Harrison, Lindsay 03-04-05-06Haynes, NancyHeald, Julia 09-10Healey, Jane 84-85-86-87Heatherton, Keri-Ann 94-95-96Heil, Laura 06-07-08-09Heppner, Mary Ellen 76Higgins, Kate 06-07-08-09Hill, Megan 08-09-10Hoag, Jacki 90-91-92Hoeppner, Olivia 07-08-09-10Holcomb, Amber 04-05Horan, Mary 77Hostnick, Tara 04Howe, Caroline 05-06-07Howe, Lindsay 02-03Huckins-Noss, Alexa 01-02-03Hunt, Jennifer 95-96Hunt, Sarah 01Hunter, Karen 84-85-87Hunter, Kristen 87-88-89Hunter, Tamsen 01-02-03-04IIsabelle, Anita 77JJeram, Peg 87-88-89Johnson, Kaley 94Johnson, Kristin 85-86-87Jones, Jennifer 93KKeene, Becca 86Kellogg, Kate 99-00Kennedy, Kristen 87-88-89Kenyon, Lori 82-83-84-85Kieper, Lynn 76-77Kimball, Chelsea 04-05-06-07Knox, Becky 83-84Koffink, Kaitlin 06-07-08-09Kopp, Carol 76-77

Kosciak, Emma 02-03-04-05Krasignor, Tanya 90-91LLagasse, Megan 03-04-05-06Lacey, Kristen 93-94Lane, Marie 85-86-87-88Larkin, Maureen 82-83Lehouillier, Tracy 91-92-93-94Leonardo, Donnalee 86-87-88Letendre, Emily 04-05-06-07Letendre, Linette 01-02-03-04Liberty, Laurie 85-86Lobato, Nadine 85Lote, Alison 82-83Lowell, Erica 94-95-96Luedeke, Lisa 81-82Lynch, Debbie 81Lyons, Bridgett 80-81-82MMacElroy, Katie 99-00-01-02MacDonald, Kelly 09-10Mageean, Mary Louise 76Maguire, Liz 82Maloney, Beth 76Mannion, Judy 85Marcotte, Sarah 10McCarthy, Meg 02-03-04-05McCloskey, Julie 01McCormack, Kim 82McCormick, Tricia 05-06-07-08McDonough, Kara 96-97McGinnis, Gayle 76McHatten, Lauren 10McLaughlin, Sara 02McLaughlin, Meghan 07-08-09-10Meunier, Laurie 76Millington, Becky 01-02-03-04Moran, B. 83Muench, Dana 81-82Mullany, Kate 93-94-95 Murray, Tricia 81Muse, Cathy 76NNally, Lynsey 06-07-08-09Nardi, Tina 03-04-05-06Neiger, Rachel 89-90-91-92Noone, Anne 76-77OOrifice, Krista 97-98-99O’Brien, Brittany 06-07O’Neil, Kathy 77-78-79-80O’Shea, Nancy 80-81-82O’Shea, Sue 83-84-85-86PPalisoul, Jena 92Panarella, Jessica 96Parsons, Laurie 94-95-96Patrie, Caroline 84-85-86-87Patts, Michelle 00-02-03Pembroke, Gretchen 95-96Pepin, Meg 94-95-96Pfaff, Mary Ann 82-83-84-85Phair, Margaret 78Phillips, Morgan 97-98-99-00Pickman, Nikki 02-03-04-05Pizzini, Melanie 78Poelaert, Seanna 96-97-98-99Porter, Patty 85-86-87-88Potts, Angela 98-99-00-01Purdy, Doris 76RRayment, Meg 02-03Raymond, Nancy 78-79-80-81Record, Deb 90-91-92Rees, Holly 96Regan, Jodi 92Richards, Patty 87-88-89Riley, Sally 77

Roche, Paula 80-81-82-83Rose, Juliet 01-02-03-04Ross, Nicole 97-98-99Rothney, Heather 98Rowe, Megan 94-95-96-97Rowe, Serena 99-00-01-02Roy, Hali 09-10Rubenstein, Heather 99-00Russell, Kat 05-06SSegar, Meghan 01-02-03-04Scalley, Megan 99-00-01Scanlon, Janet 80-81-82-83Schiavi, Kathy 86-87-88Schiller, Mary Kay 81Shaw, Jessica 03-04Shaw, Joan 94-95-96Sheehan, Joanne 77-78Simmons, Alexandra 05-06-07-08Simmons, Aurelia 97-98-99Simmons, Jessica 00-01-03Skelley, Johanne 02-03-04-05Slaven, Andrea 05-06-07-08Smalling, Jordan 05-06-07-08Smith, Heather 98Smith, Jessica 92-93Sofis, Dina 81-82-83-84Spellacy, Marsha 91-92Spillane, Mendy 89-90-91-92Stacey, Jackie 09-10Stebe, Allison 99-00-01Stefano, Mary Beth 87-88-89Stickney, Katie 09-10Strachan, Betsy 76Straka, Ann 77Strashnick, Jenn 04-05-06Sturges, Melissa 95-96Surace, Kari 99-01-02Swanson, Britt 89TTabor, Ashley 04-05Taferner, Grace 77-78-79-80Taplin, Lynn 80-81-82-83Taylor, Dawn 80-81-82-83Teach, Julie 00-01-02-03Tobin, Tricia 85-86Tobin, Trisha 88-89Trotier, Michele 77Turcot, Betsy 99-00-01-02Turnbull, Suzanne 03-04-05Turner, Cheryl 84-85-86-87Turner, M. 83VVon Knorring, Alex 93-94WWahrenbrock, Taylor 08-09-10Wakem, Courtney 04-05-06-07Walker, Erin 95-96-97-98Walsh, Carol 81Walsh, Maureen 02-03Walters, Betsy 88-89-90-91Webb, Ashley 03-04-05-06Westlake, T. 83Whalen, Tara 93-94-95-96White, Meredith 97Whiteley, Katie 99-00-02Wolfe, Hannah 04-05-06-07Wolfe, Spenser 08YYendrenski, Kelly 83-84NOTE: If you know of an omittedplayer or inaccurate listing, pleasecontact Sports Information DirectorSeth Cole at 802.654.2537. Rostersfrom 1975 and 1979 are currentlyunavailable, and first names are miss-ing from 1983.

President Dr. John J. Neuhauser


Dr. John J. (Jack) Neuhauser,enters his fourth year as the 16thpresident of Saint Michael’sCollege in 2010-11. He was namedPresident on August 1, 2007, andwas inaugurated on September 29,2007.

Neuhauser spent the two yearsprior to joining Saint Michael’s asUniversity Professor of BostonCollege. From 1999 to 2005, heserved as academic vice presidentand dean of faculties of Boston

College. From 1977 to 1999, Dr. Neuhauser served as deanand professor of the Boston College Carroll School ofManagement.

“I’ve come to know and admire Saint Michael’s College asa trustee for five years, and quite literally, to know this place isto love it,” Professor Neuhauser said, on being named thenext president of the college. “The academic qualities of SaintMichael’s, its faculty commitment to scholarship and teaching,the enthusiasm and curiosity of its students, and its talentedadministration and staff, should put it in the first ranks of lib-eral arts colleges. That is the path I hope we will followtogether,” he said. “I only hope to be able to continue thestrong legacy of Marc and Dana vanderHeyden [SaintMichael’s current president and his wife] and their predeces-sors.”

During his six years as academic vice president and deanof faculties of Boston College, Professor Neuhauser wasresponsible for leadership of the faculty in seven schools andcolleges, containing 670 full-time faculty members, and nearly400 part-time. During this time the number of full-time facul-ty increased by 50 and the number of endowed professorshipsmore than doubled, to 45. Half the new faculty were personsof color.

As dean of Boston College’s Carroll School ofManagement, Professor Neuhauser led a redesign of the MBAprogram to promote socially responsible, ethical managementand to offer several joint degree programs: MBA-MSA, MBA-JD and MBA-Ph.D. He is also credited with raising $20 mil-lion on his own for the Carroll School.

A native of New York City, Dr. Neuhauser earned a bach-elor’s degree in physics from Manhattan College in 1964, amaster’s in operations research and statistics from RensselaerPolytechnic Institute in 1965, and a doctorate in operationsresearch and statistics: mathematics, also from Rensselaer, in1968.

Professor Neuhauser is described “as an academic leaderwho strives for excellence first,” and as a person who is “verycomfortable providing leadership within the framework of astrong Catholic institution.” Jack Neuhauser has been a mem-ber of the Saint Michael's College Board of Trustees since2001. He is the father of three grown children. He has com-pleted the Boston Marathon seven times.

Geri Knortz, Ed.D. M’05Athletics Director

On May 7, 1997, Geraldine S. Knortz,Ed.D., became the fifth athletics directorin the College’s 93-year history, and thefirst woman to ever hold the position.

“We were looking for someone withthe leadership abilities to carry SaintMichael's into the 21st century, with con-cern for all students,” then-college presi-dent Marc A. vanderHeyden said. “I am

convinced we have found the right person in Geri Knortz.”While at Saint Michael's, Knortz has guided the successful transi-

tion of the women’s ice hockey program to varsity status and themen’s ice hockey program’s move to the ECAC East Conference.Knortz has also been instrumental in the addition of numerous full-time coaching positions, improvements to coaches offices, the reno-vation of the Ross Sports Center gymnasium floor in 2001, and theconstruction of the Duffy Artificial Turf Field in 2005.

Under her leadership, notable team successes include the fieldhockey team’s semifinal finish at the 2000 and 2001 NCAAChampionship, the men’'s basketball “Sweet Sixteen” appearance in2001, and the crowning of the men’s hockey team as the 1999 NCAADivision II Champions. The last three years, the women’s tennis teamearned the program’s first three appearances in the NCAA Division IITournament, and the men’s ice hockey team was crowned Northeast-10 Conference Tournament champions twice in the last three years.

Knortz has been a member of many college committees at SaintMichael's including: strategic planning, athletic advisory, technologysteering, administrative council, and numerous search committees. Atthe national level, she currently serves on the NCAA Committee onWomen’s Athletics, and is past chair of the NCAA Division IINominating Committee and the NCAA Postgraduate ScholarshipCommittee for the Northeast District. She is also active with theNational Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators.

Knortz prepared well for her opportunity at Saint Michael's dur-ing a very successful 15 year career at Hamilton College, where sheheld the position of associate director of athletics and senior womanadministrator. She was also a professor of physical education (tenured1987), and coached two varsity sports: volleyball and softball. She is a1974 graduate (magna cum laude) of the State University of NewYork at Cortland, where she earned a bachelor of science in physicaleducation and mathematics. She went on to earn her master of sci-ence in education at Northern Illinois University in 1978, and a mas-ter of science in administration at Saint Michael's in 2005.

Athletic Administration


Zaf BludevichSenior Associate

Athletics DirectorA member of the athletic department

since 1975, Zaf Bludevich has beeninvolved in nearly every aspect of SaintMichael’s athletics since his arrival morethan three decades ago.

Bludevich has served as associate ath-letic director, head athletics trainer, summercamp director, intramural director and hascoached several sports. From 1975 to 2003,

he served as the College’s head athletic trainer, and in 2004 was pro-moted to his current title.

A 1993 Saint Michael’s Hall of Fame inductee, Bludevich hasserved on numerous committees and received several awards for histireless efforts and dedication to Purple Knights athletics. He has heldthe positions of treasurer and secretary on the Vermont Association ofAthletic Trainers and been a member of the NCAA Ice Hockey Rulesand Women’s Championship committees and ECAC Cross Country andTrack Committee.

Bludevich’s longest tenure in a coaching position was 16 years withthe cross country program, though he split his time between the men’s(1980-83, 1990-97) and women’s (1980-87) squads. In 1984 and 1985,his women’s squad won the Mideast Conference title.

He was the co-head coach of the men’s swimming and diving teamduring its first four seasons of existence (1974-78). In 1975, he coachedthe school’s field hockey team, and in 1990 he assisted Lou DiMasi’smen’s lacrosse team.

A 1974 graduate of Norwich University (and 2004 Norwich Hallof Fame inductee), where he received his bachelor’s degree in physicaleducation, he earned his master’s in education/athletic training in 1975.In 1991, he received a degree in physical therapy from the University ofVermont.

Chris Kenny ’86 M’98Associate Athletics Director

Now in his third decade as a collegeemployee, Chris Kenny - the College’s asso-ciate athletic director - is primarily respon-sible for NCAA compliance, marketing,development, and sport administration.Kenny is a product of Saint Michael’s, earn-ing a bachelor of arts degree in journalismand master of science degree in administra-tion and management at the College.

After a brief stint as public relations director in the Cincinnati Redsand Philadelphia Phillies minor league systems following graduation, hereturned to his alma mater to be the College’s sports information direc-

tor, a position he held for eight years. Following his term as the school’sSID, he served as Director of Athletic External Affairs for two years,before being promoted first to Assistant, then Associate AthleticDirector.

A well-known face around campus, Kenny is a member of severalcommittees, both on campus and in the outer realm of college athletics.A former member of the NCAA Division II Men’s Soccer Committee,he is a member of the National Association of Collegiate MarketingAdministrators, and the National Association of Athletics ComplianceCoordinators. He is also a member of Leadership Champlain’s Class of2005. A division of the Lake Champlain Regional Chamber ofCommerce, Leadership Champlain is a prestigious year-long programfocused on developing professional leadership and awareness of com-munity issues facing Vermont.

On campus, he is a member of the College’s Athletic Task Force,Athletic Advisory Council, and Judicial Review Board, and chairs theCollege’s Athletic Hall of Fame Committee.

Kenny is also an active volunteer in and outside the Burlingtoncommunity. He serves on the Vermont State Sports Council, is a mem-ber of the board of directors for Big Apple Basketball (a non-profitcorporation committed to helping New York City kids achieve theirdream of a college education), and volunteers for Vermont’s Camp Ta-Kum-Ta (a residential summer camp for children with cancer) havingserved the camp as a member of its board of directors for 10 years. Heis also the Executive Director of the Robert J. Kenny Memorial GolfTournament, which endows camping scholarships at the Clara BartonCamp for girls with diabetes in memory of his late father, and is a mem-ber of the Barton Center’s “Friends of Barton.”

Whitney GrennonAthletic Medicine Intern

Whitney Grennon joins SaintMichael's for her first year as theathletic medicine intern in 2010-11.She will assist with the health careof the College's 21 NCAA DivisionII intercollegiate varsity sports pro-grams.

Grennon graduated summa cum laude fromNorwich University in May with a bachelor of sciencedegree in sports medicine/athletic training, and minorsin biology, health-nutrition, and coaching. While atNorwich, she worked in the athletic training room forfour years, where she actively assisted the College's ath-letic training staff.

Grennon also was a four-year standout for theNorwich softball team, and three-year team captain.Grennon also served two years as president of theCollege's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

Sports Medicine


Jim MurdockHead Athletic Trainer

Jim Murdock, an athletictrainer with nearly 30 yearsof collegiate experience,enters his second year asSaint Michael’s head athletictrainer in 2010-11.

Murdock joins Saint Michael’s after spending11 years as an athletic trainer at the University ofVermont, including five years as head athletictrainer and assistant director of the Center forHealth and Wellbeing. As head athletic trainer, heworked with all 27 of UVM’s NCAA Division Ivarsity sports programs, and was the supervisorfor seven full-time staff, two part-time staff, sever-al student athletic trainers, and three athletic medi-cine facilities.

Prior to his time at UVM, Murdock was the director of sports medicine/head athletic trainer and assistant ath-letics director at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, N.J., from 1986-98. While at Monmouth, he developeda drug-education course and program for student-athletes, and also taught a variety of courses related to athletictraining, health and fitness, and first aid safety.

Murdock is a 1980 graduate of the University of New Hampshire with a bachelor of science degree in physicaleducation/athletic training, and earned his masters of education in sports medicine/athletic training from theUniversity of Virginia in 1991. He also has served a six-year stint (1980-86) as an assistant athletic trainer and headbaseball coach at Washington & Lee University, an NCAA Division III institution in Lexington, Va.

Jessica MooreAthletic Trainer

Jessica Moore enters her fifthseason as athletic trainer at SaintMichael’s in 2010-11. She assists inall of the College’s 21 varsity sports,and works primarily with the men’sand women’s ice hockey teams dur-

ing the winter.Moore received her bachelor’s degree from Castleton

State College in 2002, earning her degree in sports med-icine. While at Castleton, she was a senior athletic train-ing student with men’s and women’s basketball, softball,baseball and women’s soccer.

After graduating from Castleton, Moore was a grad-uate assistant at Old Dominion University, working pri-marily with the women's basketball team, which hostedthe NCAA Women’s Basketball Regional Tournament in2006. She received her master's degree in education fromOld Dominion in 2006.

The Athletic Training Room is located on the first floor of the RossSports Center, across from the gym.

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Athletic Support


Stacey PeetAdministrative Assistant

Stacey Peet is in her 13th year asadministrative assistant to the athleticdepartment. She has several duties, includ-ing managing the day-to-day operations ofthe department. She also acts as the athlet-ic department’s business manager.

Peet, a well-known face on campus, isoften seen singing the national anthem at

many of the men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soc-cer, field hockey, and men’s ice hockey home games.

Jon MilazzoEquipment and Events

ManagerJon Milazzo, a native of Richmond,

Vt., has been the Purple Knights’ equip-ment and events manager since 1998. He isin charge of the purchasing and distribu-tion of all apparel and equipment for theCollege’s 21 varsity programs.

In addition, Milazzo is responsible forthe game management of each home athletic event and the operationof the college’s concession stand for home basketball games. He alsooversees a student work study staff of 15.

Milazzo is a graduate of the University of Hartford. Beforearriving at Saint Michael’s, he was an athletic equipment manager atthe University of Vermont for 17 years.

Meggan Dulude ’07Coordinator of Athletic

Facilities & Student WorkersMeggan Dulude was named the

College’s full-time Coordinator ofAthletic Facilities & Student Workers onJune 24, 2010. She is responsible for thecoordination of all athletics facilities andfield requests, among other tasks.

Dulude (formerly Meggan Roberge)was a standout pitcher for the Saint Michael’s softball team from2004-07, and holds nearly every pitching record in program history.

Seth Cole ’01Sports Information Director

Seth Cole, a native of Blue Hill,Maine, returns for his eighth year assports information director for SaintMichael’s in 2010-11. He handles all pub-licity and media relations efforts for theCollege’s 21 varsity sports, and is thechair of the Northeast-10 ConferenceSports Information Directors. He also

served as the College’s baseball coach from 2006-08.Cole, a 2001 graduate of Saint Michael’s with a bachelor’s

degree in journalism, returns following a 12-month stint with USAHockey in Colorado Springs, Colo. He first served USA Hockey asThe Brian Fishman Intern before being hired full-time as coordina-tor of media and public relations.

Prior to joining USA Hockey, Cole spent the 2001-02 schoolyear as an Asa S. Bushnell intern with the Eastern College AthleticConference in Centerville, Mass.

As an undergraduate, Cole served internships with the SaintMichael’s sports information office and with the sports departmentof the Burlington Free Press. In addition, he also served as sports edi-tor of The Defender, Saint Michael’s award-winning student newspa-per.

A four-year starter at second base for the Purple Knights’ var-sity baseball team, Cole won the George “Doc” Jacobs Award, givenannually to a student who makes an outstanding contribution to theathletic department at Saint Michael’s.

Mary MoreauOffice Coordinator

Mary Moreau is in her 16th year as theathletic department’s office coordinator.She is responsible for coordinating travelfor every team and makes all necessaryarrangements for home and away contests,including scheduling officials and trans-portation.

Along with Stacey Peet, she helps man-age the day-to-day operations of the athletic department.

Tony Bonvechio ’10Sports Information Intern

Tony Bonvechio ’10 joins SaintMichael’s in the role of sports informationintern for the 2010-11 academic year. Hewill assist with all public and media rela-tions facets for the College’s 21 varsitysports programs.

Bonvechio, a journalism and mass com-munications major with a 3.2 GPA, played

baseball at Saint Michael’s for two years (and at Southern NewHampshire University for one season). As a senior in 2010, he led thePurple Knights with three home runs and a .472 slugging percentagewhile serving as the squad’s primary catcher.

James FranklinTickets Manager and

Events SupervisorJames Franklin was named the head

coach of men’s soccer, tickets manager,and events supervisor at Saint Michael’sCollege in April of 2008.

Franklin has 12 years of collegiatecoaching experience, most recently as anassistant coach for the University of

Vermont’s women’s program in 2006 and 2007. Prior to joiningUVM, Franklin was the men’s soccer head coach at Norwich from2003-06. He played collegiate soccer at nearby Champlain College,where he earned his bachelor’s degree.

Duffy Field at Doc Jacobs Complex (left) is SaintMichael’s artificial turf playing field built in the summerof 2005. It is home to Saint Michael’s field hockey team,in addition to men’s and women’s soccer and men’s andwomen’s lacrosse. The field was made possible due to agenerous lead gift by John and Kathy Duffy, whose son,Kevin, played lacrosse at Saint Michael’s. The Duffysmade their gift in memory of their son Christopher,who died in the September 11, 2001 attack on theWorld Trade Center. Doc Jacobs Complex also has anatural grass soccer field, plus softball and baseballfields. The Saint Michael’s field hockey team is 29-15 onthe artificial turf field over the last five seasons, sport-ing winning home records in four of those years.

The Tarrant Fitness Center provides a wide variety of cardiovascular andweight-training equipment, including free weights, for all Saint Michael’sstudents, alumni, faculty members and staff.

The Ross Sports Center pool is home to the PurpleKnights swimming and diving teams. The 25-yard, six-lane pool is also the home of Green MountainAquatics.

The Tarrant Recreation Center, named after the parents of for-mer basketball All-American Rich Tarrant ’65, offers studentsindoor basketball, tennis, racquetball and squash courts. It alsohas a 1/8 mile suspended indoor track.

The Saint Michael’s basketball teams and women’s volleyball team play in the RossSports Center, which was renovated in the summer of 2001. A new state-of-the-art floor was put down to replace the previous one that existed since the buildingopened in 1973. The gym is highly regarded as one of the best Division II facili-ties in the Northeast.

Facilities

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Documents

2010 Saint Michael's Field Hockey Media Guide