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Vol. 9Nov. 92004<strong>Ivy</strong> <strong>League</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Hockey</strong>228 Alexander Street • Princeton, N.J. 08544(609) 258-1996 • (609) 258-1690 faxContact: Eddy Lentz • eddy@ivyleaguesports.com2004 <strong>Ivy</strong> <strong>League</strong> Standings---- IVY LEAGUE ---- ---- OVERALL ----W-L Pct For Vs W-L Pct For Vs Streak1 Penn 6-1 .857 13 7 13-4 .765 30 15 W81 Harvard 6-1 .857 22 7 11-6 .647 45 26 W33 Princeton 5-2 .714 22 7 7-10 .412 34 39 L24 Dartmouth 4-3 .571 15 13 7-9 .471 31 33 W25 Yale 2-5 .286 9 18 7-10 .412 31 40 W15 Brown 2-5 .286 8 19 5-11 .313 28 45 L35 Columbia 2-5 .286 10 12 5-11 .313 20 26 L18 Cornell 1-6 .143 8 24 3-13 .188 21 49 L1Tuesday, November 2Holy Cross 2, Brown 1Friday, November 5*Penn 2, Princeton 1Saturday, November 6*Harvard 2, Columbia 0*Yale 3, Brown 2 (OT)Sunday, November 7*Dartmouth 5, Cornell 2Player of the WeekPenn junior forward Cara Calahan (Doylestown, Pa.) scored two goals to lift the Red and Blueover Princeton, 2-1, on Nov. 5. Calahan scored the game-winning tally with no time remainingon the clock to give Penn its first win over Princeton in 10 years and a share of the <strong>Ivy</strong> Crownwith Harvard. Calahan scored the first goal of the game with five minutes left in the first halfto give the Quakers the advantage heading into the second half. Calahan has scored sevengoals this season and added five assists.Rookie of the WeekYale freshman forward Catherine Lindroth (Farmington, Conn.) scored the second goal of her collegiate career on an unassisted tally against Brownon Saturday to give the Bulldogs a crucial first half goal that would lead to Yale’s eventual 3-2 overtime victory. Lindroth, who was not a starter untilmidway through this season, ended up finishing the season with two goals and two assists for six points.<strong>Ivy</strong> Honor RollPenn freshman back Melissa Black (Lansdale, Pa.) continued to back the Quakers up on defense as she helped keep 16 of Princeton's 17 shots out ofthe cage. Black, who is part of a defense that ranks sixth in scoring defense, stepped up to help organize the defense and midfield.Yale senior Sarah Driscoll scored both the game-tying and game-winning goals in Yale’s overtime win against Brown on Saturday. Although theBulldogs had trailed for over half the contest, Driscoll evened up the score with an unassisted goal with 30 minutes left in regulation. Driscoll thenscored her second unassisted goal seven minutes into overtime to give Yale a 3-2 victory. Driscoll finished the season second on the team in totalpoints (3g, 6a, 19p) and is currently Yale’s all-time career leader in assists with 42.Cornell senior attack Danielle Dunn (Villanova, Pa.) scored a pair of second-half goals in the Big Red's season finale against Dartmouth. Her firsttally was a great individual effort from the left edge of the circle and her final goal came on an assist from classmate Gina Testa. Dunn finished theyear with team-high 20 points, the most by a Big Red player in four years.Dartmouth junior back Nina Fulmer (Rye, N.Y.) played a large part in the Big Green's offensive explosion on Sunday at Cornell, netting her first twogoals of the season. Fulmer netted a goal in each half as she scored for the first time since she scored one goal as a freshman. Her first goal put theBig Green up 2-0, and her second gave Dartmouth a commanding 5-1 lead and proved to be the Big Green's final tally of the season.Columbia sophomore goalkeeper Kristina George (Encinitas, Calif.) had a stellar game in goal for the Lions' in Columbia's 2-0 loss to <strong>Ivy</strong> Co-Champion Harvard. Despite making just five saves, George got to numerous loose balls to ward off a dangerous Crimson offense. George finishesthe season ranked third in total saves in the <strong>Ivy</strong> <strong>League</strong> with 104.Dartmouth freshman Katy Hagy (Bedford, N.H.) capped a strong freshman season by tallying her first collegiate goal on Sunday at Cornell. With herteam up 3-0, she scored 46 seconds after halftime for Dartmouth's fourth goal, its single-game high in 2004. The goal came on just her third shot thisseason.Brown freshman midfielder Ani Kazarian (Providence, R.I.) helped lead Brown against Yale with her third goal of the year. After Brown fell behind,1-0, early in the game, the Bears tied the game at 1-1. Less than 7 minutes later, Kazarian put the Bears up 2-1 on a beautiful open-field goal. Brownheld onto the lead for nearly 30 minutes until Yale tied the contest again early in the final half.Harvard junior Jen McDavitt (Walpole, Mass.) scored a goal and assisted on the second in Harvard's 2-0 win over Columbia to clinch the program'sfirst <strong>Ivy</strong> <strong>League</strong> title. McDavitt now was 28 points (4g, 18a) this season, making her Harvard's all-time single-season assists leader.Princeton freshman midfielder Paige Schmidt (Westtown, Pa.) scored a spectacular backhanded goal last Friday against Penn, tying the game at 1-1early in the second half. Her goal came from near the top of the circle while closely guarded. Schmidt finished the year with four goals and twoassists.
Brown BearsHead CoachCarolan Norris • Seventh season • 61-63SID ContactJeanne Carhart • 401-863-2219Sat Sept 4 Albany............................................7-0, WWed Sept 8 vs Sacred Heart ..............................6-2, LSat Sept 11 at Dartmouth ..................................1-0, LSun Sept 12 vs Vermont.............................3-2, L (OT)Sat Sept 18 vs Boston University .....................3-1, LWed Sept 22 Rhode Island .................................2-0, WSat Sept 25 Harvard ...........................................5-2, LTues Sept 28 vs Northeastern.....................postponedSun Oct 3 at Boston College ...........................6-0, LSat Oct 9 Columbia .......................................2-1, WWed Oct 13 Fairfield..........................................4-1, WSat Oct 16 at Princeton.....................................6-0, LWed Oct 20 Providence ......................................5-1, LSat Oct 23 Cornell ...........................................2-1, WSun Oct 31 at Penn ...........................................2-0, WTues Nov 2 at Holy Cross..................................2-1, LSat Nov 6 Yale..........................................3-2, L (OT)The Bears dropped both of their games last week,falling 2-1 at Holy Cross and 3-2 in overtime to Yale... Against the Crusaders, sophomore Sam Lloyd(Shavertown, Pa.) scored the Bears' only goal, whilefreshman Kristen Hodavance (Emmaus, Pa.)stopped two shots in nearly 46:00 of action ...Against Yale, the two teams traded leads three times,with the Bulldogs scoring the winning goal, with3:19 left in the first overtime ... Junior BrookeTownsend (Stamford, Conn.) and freshman AniKazarian (Providence, R.I.) each scored in the loss,while senior Julia Kelderman (Chevy Chase, Md.)and Lloyd tallied assists ... Sophomore Evelyn Brosi(Baltimore, Md.) recorded six saves in 70:53 ... Priorto the game, senior tri-captains Kelderman, KatieNoe (Simsbury, Conn.), and Evan O'Connell(Greenwich, Conn.) were honored along with theirparents ... Junior Kristen Vincent (Glens Falls, N.Y.)led the team with 15 points (6g, 3a) and five defensivesaves ... Junior Tess Belmont (Poughkeepsie,N.Y.) added 13 points (3g, 7a) ... Kelderman finishedwith 11 points (1g, 9a), while leading the team withnine assists ... Townsend and sophomore TracyDungo (North Caldwell, N.J.) added 7 points (3g,1a) ... Freshman Kristen Hodavance (Emmaus, Pa.)led the goalies this season with a 2.91 GAA and a.780 save percentage in 13 games ... Brosi alsoreturns for next season - she posted a 2.68 GAA anda .800 save percentage in three games ... Brownreturns 10 of its 11 starters for 2005, including nine ofits top 10 scorers.Columbia LionsHead CoachKatie Beach • First season • 5-11SID ContactDarlene Camacho • 212-854-2534Sat Sept 4 at Monmouth N.J................1-0, W (OT)Sun Sept 5 at Hofstra ........................................1-0, LFri Sept 10 Cornell ...........................................6-2, WSun Sept 12 Colgate.............................................5-1, LSat Sept 18 at Lehigh ................................2-1, L (OT)Sun Sept 19 Rider ................................................2-0, LFri Sept 24 Princeton .........................................3-1, LSun Sept 26 Siena ...............................................3-0, WSat Oct 2 at Lock Haven.....................3-2, L (2OT)Sun Oct 3 at Robert Morris ...........................2-0, WSat Oct 9 at Brown ..........................................2-1, LFri Oct 15 at Penn....................................1-0, L (OT)Sun Oct 17 at Albany.........................................1-0, LSat Oct 23 Dartmouth .............................2-1, L (OT)Fri Oct 29 at Yale....................................1-0, W (OT)Sat Nov 6 at Harvard.......................................2-0, LColumbia fell to eventual <strong>Ivy</strong> Champion Harvard 2-0Last Saturday ... It was the final game for seniorsTracy Bucholski (Collinswood, N.J.), Kate Mansur(Greenfield, Mass.) and Maureen White (Harvey'sLake, Pa.) ... Columbia finished the season at 5-11, 2-5 in the Ivies, marking only the third time inColumbia history that the Lions have had multiple<strong>Ivy</strong> wins ... First-year Liz Reeve (San Diego, Calif.)led the team with 11 points ... The Lions cut theirgoal differential from last season by more than 40goals.Cornell Big RedHead CoachDonna Hornibrook • First season • 3-13SID ContactBrian Kelly • 607-255-5627Sat Sept 4 at Lehigh ........................................W, 6-3Sun Sept 5 Lafayette..........................................2-1, LWed Sept 8 Colgate.............................................3-1, LFri Sept 10 Columbia.........................................6-2, LSat Sept 18 Penn ........................................2-1, L (OT)Sat Sept 25 Yale .................................................2-1, WWed Sept 29 Syracuse ..........................................4-0, LSat Oct 2 at Temple.........................................2-1. LSat Oct 9 at Harvard.......................................5-0, LSun Oct 10 at Providence..................................3-0, LSun Oct 17 Princeton .........................................3-0, LSat Oct 23 at Brown..........................................2-1, LSun Oct 24 at Connecticut ................................6-0, LFri Oct 29 at Villanova.....................................2-0, LSun Oct 31 at Rutgers ......................................4-0, WSat Nov 7 Dartmouth ......................................5-2, LCornell (3-13, 1-6 <strong>Ivy</strong>) closed its season at home witha 5-2 loss against Dartmouth on Nov. 7 ... SeniorDanielle Dunn (Villanova, Pa.) capped a terrific seniorseason with both Cornell goals ... She finished theseason with team highs of eight goals and 20 points... The eight goals are the most by a Big Red playerin a single season since Carissa Mirasol '04 scoredeight in 2001 ... Dunn's 20 points are the most by aCornellian in four years ... Senior Gina Testa (Lititz,Pa.) assisted on Dunn's second goal ... Testa finishedsecond on the team in goals (6) and points (13) ...Dunn and Testa, along with senior teammates SaraWeiner (Bryn Mawr, Pa.), Jamie Woolsey (Sherrill,N.Y.) and Lori Blutinger (Ocean City, N.J.) werehonored prior to the contest for the four years ofdedication to the program ... The seniors tallied 17 ofthe team's 21 goals this season, including the final 12... The Big Red's season record is identical to its markfrom a year ago, but the team scored six more goalsthis season than it did in 2003.
Dartmouth Big GreenHead CoachAmy Fowler • Fifth season • 51-39SID ContactJosh Kessler • 603-646-2468Sat Sept 4 at Kent State....................................4-1, LSun Sept 5 vs. Central Michigan .....................2-, L0Sat Sept 11 Brown.............................................1-0, WTues Sept 14 at Maine .................................2-1, L (OT)Sat Sept 18 at Princeton ...................................3-1, WFri Sept 24 at Hofstra ........................................2-1, LSat Sept 25 vs. Boston University ....................4-1, LSat Oct 2 Penn ........................................3-2, L (OT)Sun Oct 3 Vermont .........................................3-1, WWed Oct 6 at New Hampshire.......................3-1, WSat Oct 9 Yale..........................................3-2, L (OT)Sun Oct 17 at Syracuse.....................................3-1, WWed Oct 20 UMass..............................................2-1, LSat Oct 23 at Columbia .........................2-1, W (OT)Sat Oct 30 Harvard ...........................................3-0, LSun Oct 31 Holy Cross.....................................2-1, WSun Nov 7 at Cornell.......................................5-2, WDartmouth finished the season 8-9 overall and 4-3 inthe <strong>Ivy</strong> <strong>League</strong>, its best records on both counts since2002 ... On Sunday, the Big Green netted a seasonhighfive goals during a 5-2 rout of Cornell in theprogram's 500th game ... Sophomore AddieDowning (Morristown, N.J.) and freshman KatyHagy (Bedford, N.H.) each notched their first careergoals during the game while freshman goalkeeperAshley Heist (Bryn Mawr, Pa.) made her collegiatedebut by playing the whole second half ... JuniorNina Fulmer (Rye, N.Y.) scored her first two goalssince netting one as a freshman ... When AllisonWelsh (Lambertville, N.J.) scored on Sunday, shepassed the 15-point plateau ... With sophomoreAudrey Knutson (Centennial, Colo.) and seniorAshley Choren (Greenwood Village, Colo.) also eachcollecting 15 points, it marked the first time since2000 that the Big Green had at least three playerswith 15 points apiece ... The Big Green finished theseason on a 6-3 run after starting 2-6 ... Knutson ledDartmouth with eight goals as the Big Green finishedwith 31 total tallies, its fewest since 1994 (30).It also marked the first time since 2000 that anunderclassman led the team in scoring, as Knutsonalso tallied 19 points ... Freshmen Megan Strout (St.Louis, Mo.) and Whitney Waugh (Briarcliff Manor,N.Y.) became the first freshman duo to appear inevery game during a season since 2000 ... Juniorgoalkeeper Lauren Balukjian's (Greenville, R.I.)streak of completing 34 consecutive games andappearing in 2,504:42 in a row since 2002 came to anend when Heist appeared in relief on Sunday ...However, Balukjian moved into fourth in gamesplayed by a Dartmouth keeper (45) and a tie for fifthin wins (21) ... She'll enter her senior year third inminutes (3,143:47) and fifth in saves (212) ... Sundaywas the last game wearing Green and White forChoren, Welsh and Kelly Storer (Mequon, Wis.).Harvard CrimsonHead CoachSue Caples • 17th season • 157-122-9SID ContactCassie Lawton• 617-495-2206Sun Sept 5 at Massachusetts...........................4-1, WThurs Sept 9 at New Hampshire.......................4-0, WSat Sept 11 at Penn ...........................................3-1, WThurs Sept 16 Providence.....................................5-1, WSat Sept 18 Maine...............................................2-0, LWed Sept 22 Connecticut.....................................3-1, LSat Sept 25 at Brown ........................................5-2, WFri Oct 1 vs. Northwestern..........................2-1, WSun Oct 3 at Michigan.....................................4-2, LWed Oct 6 Northeastern...................................3-0, LSat Oct 9 Cornell............................................5-0, WSat Oct 16 Yale .................................................3-2, WWed Oct 20 Boston College ......................3-2, L (OT)Sat Oct 23 at Princeton.....................................2-1, LWed Oct 27 at Boston University ....................2-0, WSat Oct 30 at Dartmouth ................................3-0, WSat Nov 6 Columbia .......................................2-0, WJunior Jen McDavitt (Walpole, Mass.) had a goal andan assist and senior Shelley Maasdorp (Harare,Zimbabwe) added a goal of her own in Harvard's 2-0 win over Columbia in the regular season finaleSaturday afternoon at Jordan <strong>Field</strong> ... Harvard earnsa share of the <strong>Ivy</strong> <strong>League</strong> title with the win andreceived the accompanying automatic berth in theNCAA Tournament ... The Crimson finishes the regularseason with a 11-6, 6-1 <strong>Ivy</strong> mark and will splitthe <strong>League</strong> title with Penn ... Harvard earns theNCAA bid by virtue of its 3-1 win over the Quakersthis season ... This is the Crimson's first <strong>Ivy</strong> titlesince 1991 ... Maasdorp's goal gives her 41 points(18g, 3a) for the season, one shy of Harvard all-timesingle-season scoring record set by Judy Collins in1998 ... She is also just one goal shy of the single-seasongoals mark set by Collins in 1998 ... McDavittnow was 28 points (5g, 18a) this season, making herHarvard's all-time single-season assists leader.Penn QuakersHead CoachVal Cloud • 10th season • 79-83SID ContactHeather Palmer • 215-898-1748Fri Sept 3 at William & Mary .......................2-0, LSun Sept 5 vs. Virginia Commonwealth.......3-1, LWed Sept 8 St. Joseph’s..................... 2 – 1, W (OT)Sat Sept 11 Harvard .........................................3-1, LTues Sept 14 at Lafayette...................................1-0, WSat Sept 18 at Cornell ...........................2-1, W (OT)Wed Sept 22 Rutgers .........................................3-0, WSu Sept 26 at Delaware .................................2-1, WWed Sept 29 at Villanova ....................................1-0, LSat Oct 2 at Dartmouth .....................3-2, W (OT)Wed Oct 6 Drexel ..........................................1-0, WWed Oct 13 Temple .........................................4-0, WFri, Oct 15 Columbia ............................1-0, W (OT)Wed Oct 20 at Georgetown .............................3-0, WSat, Oct 23 at Yale .......................................... 2-0, WSun Oct 31 Brown ..........................................2-0, WSat Nov 6 at Princeton ...................................2-1, WIt was a very exciting week for the Penn field hockeyteam as it defeated Princeton, 2-1, for the first time in10 years and clinched a share of the <strong>Ivy</strong> title, whichits has not won since 1993 ... The Quakers finish the2004 season with a 13-4 record overall - which is thebest record since 1988 and second-most wins inschool history ... Junior Cara Calahan (Doylestown,Pa.) scored two goals against the Tigers includingthe game-winner ... Senior Kate Murphy (Flourtown,Pa.) and junior Kelly McFadden (Medford, N.J.)recorded defensive saves while sophomore goalieLiz Schlossberg (Chevy Chase, Md.) made eightsaves in the cage ... The Quaker defense continues tobe one of the top in the nation as they rank sixth inscoring defense (.86) and Schlossberg ranks third insave percentage (.828) and sixth in goals againstaverage (.89).
Princeton TigersHead CoachKristen Holmes-Winn • 2nd season • 18-15SID ContactDavid Rosenfeld • 609-258-3569Fri Sept 3 Northeastern...................................2-1, LSun Sept 5 Delaware .........................................2-0, LSat Sept 11 at Yale.............................................6-0, WSun Sept 12 at Connecticut ................................4-0, LFri Sept 17 Maryland.........................................7-1, LSat Sept 18 Dartmouth ....................................33-1, LFri Sept 24 at Columbia...................................3-1, WTue Sept 28 at Penn State ...................................1-0, LFri Oct 1 Boston University.........................5-4, WSun Oct 3 Richmond........................................1-0, LSun Oct 10 vs. Virginia......................................1-0, LSat Oct 16 Brown.............................................6-0, WSun Oct 17 at Cornell.......................................3-0, WSat Oct 23 Harvard .........................................2-1, WSat Oct 30 at William & Mary..............2-1, W (OT)Sun Oct 31 at Old Dominion............................8-2, LFri Nov 5 Penn .................................................2-1, LPrinceton's streak of 10 straight <strong>Ivy</strong> <strong>League</strong> titlescame to an end when Penn's Cara Calahan scoredwith time expired in the second half, giving theQuakers a 2-1 victory over the Tigers at Class of 1952Stadium Friday night ... The goal came on a looseball on a penalty-corner situation after the initialshot was blocked ... The win was Penn's first overPrinceton since 1993, the last time the Tigers had notwon outright or shared the <strong>Ivy</strong> title ... Eight Tigerseniors played their final game Friday night includingNatalie Martirosian (Richmond, Va.), who finishedher career fifth all-time at Princeton with 30assists and placed in the top 10 all-time with 74points ... Martirosian's 11 assists this season also tiedfor the fifth-best single-season mark in team history... The Tigers had a dominant statistical season, butthat dominance did not translate to the scoreboard ...Princeton was outscored 39-34 this year despite outshootingits opponents 300-163 and drawing 152penalty corners to just 55 for their opponents...Princeton outshot Penn 17-6 Friday, including 13-4in the second half.Yale BulldogsHead CoachAinslee Lamb • Fifth season • 41-45SID ContactSteve Conn • 203-432-1456Fri Sept 3 Sacred Heart..................................W, 3-2Sun Sept 5 Holy Cross ......................................L, 3-2Sat Sept 11 Princeton ........................................L, 6-0Fri Sept 17 vs. American...................................3-1, LSun Sept 19 at Georgetown ..............................2-1, WSat Sept 25 at Cornell.........................................2-1, LWed Sept 29 at Connecticut ................................8-1, LSat Oct 2 Rhode Island .................................5-0, WWed Oct 6 Quinnipiac.....................................4-1, WSat Oct 9 at Dartmouth .......................3-2, W (OT)Sat Oct 16 at Harvard.......................................3-2, LSun Oct 17 at Boston University......................2-0, LSat Oct 23 Penn .................................................2-0, LSun Oct 24 Vermont .........................................4-0, WFri Oct 29 Columbia ...............................1-0, L (OT)Sun Oct 31 Boston College................................2-0, LSat Nov 6 at Brown ...............................3-2, W (OT)Yale field hockey wrapped up its 2004 season inthrilling style with a 3-2 overtime victory at Brownon Saturday ... Despite trailing 2-1 for more than halfthe contest, senior Sarah Driscoll (Belle Mead, N.J.)led the Bulldogs to victory with two unassisted goals... Freshman Catherine Lindroth (Farmington,Conn.) gave the Bulldogs an early lead, scoring anunassisted goal 7:33 into play ... The Bears came backto retie the contest a little more than two minuteslater after Brooke Townsend got a penalty cornershot past Yale goaltender Kate Crandall (ChapelHill, N.C.) ... Brown took a 2-1 lead at 16:14 after anunassisted goal by Ani Kazarian ... The Bulldogsturned the game around in the second half, as itsdefense successfully defended six Brown penaltycorners ... Driscoll put the Bulldogs back on theboard after taking a clear from the Yale defense andtransition into an unassisted goal with 30 minutesleft in play which would be the last goal of regulation... Driscoll not only took the game into overtimebut ended it, scoring her second unassisted goal ofthe game seven minutes into the overtime period togive the Bulldogs the victory ... It was the last gamefor Yale’s five seniors: Driscoll, Meredith Howell(Hammonton, N.J.), Meredith Hudson (Gloucester,Mass.), Elizabeth Topp (Toronto, Ontario) and captainChrissy Hall (Raynham, Mass.) ... Yale finishesits 2004 season with a record of 7-10 (2-5 <strong>Ivy</strong>).Sept 14Sept 21Sept 28Oct 5Oct 12Oct 19Oct 26Nov 2Nov 9Sept 14Sept 21Sept 28Oct 5Oct 12Oct 19Oct 26Nov 2Nov 9Players of the WeekJen McDavitt, HarvardLauren Balukjian, DartmouthDanielle Dunn, CornellCara Calahan, PennElizabeth Topp, YaleShelley Maasdorp, HarvardHillary Schmidt, PrincetonShelley Maasdorp, HarvardCara Calahan, PennRookies of the WeekKristin Hodavance, BrownElizabeth Reeve, ColumbiaWhitney Waugh, DartmouthMelissa Black, PennPaige Schmidt, PrincetonKristin Hodavance, BrownPaige Schmidt, PrincetonMelissa Black, PennKelsey Nickles, PennCatherine Lindroth, Yale<strong>Ivy</strong><strong>League</strong><strong>Sports</strong>.comThere is one place to get all the latest informationregarding the <strong>Ivy</strong> <strong>League</strong> and its student-athletes-- <strong>Ivy</strong><strong>League</strong><strong>Sports</strong>.com. 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