DUKE BLUE DEVILS 2018 GAME NOTES DUKE POINTS 2018 SCHEDULE/RESULTS (14-4, 5-1 ACC) THE MATCHUP SYRACUSE

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1 DUKE BLUE DEVILS 2018 GAME NOTES # SCHEDULE/RESULTS (14-4, 5-1 ACC) THE MATCHUP W, 4-0 Aug. 24 Durham, N.C. AUGUST (3-0) #23 W, 4-3 OT Aug. 26 Durham, N.C. DUKE SYRACUSE #12 #18 W, 4-1 Sept. 9 Philadelphia, Pa. W, 6-3 Sept. 16 Syracuse, N.Y. W, 5-2 Sept. 23 Durham, N.C. W, 1-0 Oct. 5 Durham, N.C. SEPTEMBER (6-3) OCTOBER (5-1) #10 W, 1-0 SO #11 Oct. 12 Louisville, Ky. #1 W, 4-0 Aug. 31 College Park, Md. #4 L, 4-3 #6 Sept. 2 College Park, Md. #5 #14 #17 W, 8-0 Sept. 30 Boone, N.C. L, 5-2 Oct. 21 Chapel Hill, N.C. NOV. 1 ACC Quarterfinals Chapel Hill, N.C. ACCNE/RSN #12 #1 #21 #22 NOVEMBER (0-0) L, 3-2 Sept. 7 Princeton, N.J. W, 1-0 Sept. 14 Syracuse, N.Y. L, 2-0 Sept. 21 Durham, N.C. W, 3-2 Sept. 28 Winston-Salem, N.C. W, 5-1 Oct. 7 Norfolk, Va. W, 2-1 Oct. 19 Durham, N.C. W, 4-0 Oct. 26 Athens, Ohio ACC STANDINGS School Name Conference Overall North Carolina Duke Louisville Boston College Wake Forest Virginia Syracuse Record (5-1 ACC) Ranking (NFHCA)... 3 Last Game... W, 4-0 at Ohio (10/26) Record vs. Syracuse at neutral site Last Matchup...W, 1-0 (9/14/18) Head Coach...Pam Bustin Career Record /22nd season Duke Record /8th season vs. Syracuse QUICK HITS Duke heads to Chapel Hill as the No. 2 seed in the 2018 ACC Championship and will take on No. 7 seed Syracuse Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the quarterfinals. The contest will be broadcast on RSN and ACC Network Extra. The Blue Devils enter the postseason ranked third in the NFHCA Division I Coaches Poll and having won eight of their last nine games. A win Thursday would give head coach Pam Bustin the 275th victory of her career. TALE OF THE TAPE DUKE SU Goals-Shot Attempts Goals/Game Shots on Goal-Attempts SOG Pct Shots/Game Assists Penalty Corners Penalty Strokes Green-Yellow-Red Cards Goals Against Average Saves POINTS 33 SETTING THE SCENE STATISTICAL LEADERS ASSISTS 9 Record (1-5 ACC) Ranking (NFHCA) Last Game...L, 5-2 at No. 12 Saint Joseph s (10/27) Head Coach...Ange Bradley Career Record /22nd season Syracuse Record /12th season vs. Duke DUKE IN THE ACC CHAMPIONSHIP The Blue Devils secured the No. 2 seed in the ACC Championship with a 5-1 ledger in conference play. Head coach Pam Bustin s squad enters the tournament as the No. 2 seed for the second consecutive season. Duke is all-time in the ACC Championship with three trips to the title match (1999, 2003, 2011). The program is historically in quarterfinal contests and 2-2 when playing as the tournament s No. 2 seed. Bustin has guided the Blue Devils to a 4-7 record in the tournament since taking over the program in LAST TIME OUT Four different Blue Devils scored as Duke shut out Ohio, 4-0, last Friday in the regular season finale in Athens, Ohio. A solid defensive performance gave the Blue Devils their seventh shutout of the season. Duke capped the regular season at 14-4, winning eight of the final nine contests leading into the postseason. TYNAN APPROACHING CENTURY MARK With two assists in the regular season finale at Ohio, senior forward Rose Tynan pushed her career points total to 98, two shy of the century mark. The feat that would put her in elite company at Duke. The native of Auckland, New Zealand is 12th in program history in career points (98) and tied for 10th in goals (42). SAVES 54 #13 ROSE TYNAN #12 MARGAUX PAOLINO #73 SAMMI STEELE 2016 ACC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS NCAA SEMIFINALS 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2013, 2015 #DUKETRUE

2 2018 HONORS NFHCA DIVISION I SENIOR GAME Morgan Bitting, Rose Tynan NFHCA NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK Caroline Andretta Honorable Mention (Sept. 19) ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sammi Steele Defensive (Oct. 16) Caroline Andretta Offensive (Sept. 18) Rose Tynan Co-Offensive (Sept. 11, Oct. 9) Olivia Sahaydak Offensive (Sept. 4) Jillian Wolgemuth Co-Defensive (Aug. 28) PRESEASON ALL-ACC Margaux Paolino Rose Tynan TEAM CAPTAINS Morgan Bitting Rose Tynan DUKE UNIVERSITY Midfield/Forward Forward Field Captain Vice Captain Location Durham, N.C. Founded 1838 (as Trinity College) Enrollment 6,485 undergraduates Colors Duke Blue and White Nickname Blue Devils Conference Atlantic Coast President Vincent E. Price VP/Director of Athletics Dr. Kevin White Senior Women s Administrator Jacki Silar Stadium Williams Field at Jack Katz Stadium Capacity 1,500 TEAM INFORMATION 2017 Record 17-4 (4-2 ACC) 2017 ACC Finish 2nd Starters Returning/Lost 6/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 14/7 Newcomers 7 PROGRAM HISTORY All-Time Record (.611) ACC Regular Season Record (.341) NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last) 16 (2017) NCAA Semifinals 6 ( 03, 04, 05, 06, 13, 15) COACHING STAFF Head Coach Pam Bustin (UMass 90) Associate Head Coach Ralph Boersma (Erasmus [Netherlands] 11) Assistant Coach Wesley Drew (William & Mary 10) Volunteer Asst. Coach Tracey Griesbaum (West Chester 89) DUKE SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director Art Chase Field Hockey SID Leslie Gaber leslie.gaber@duke.edu Office/Cell Phone (919) / (614) ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Hometown (School) 1 Erin Scherrer Sr. F Chesapeake, Va. (Cape Henry Collegiate) 2 Caroline Hanan Fr. B Sugar Land, Texas (The Kinkaid School) 3 Tessa Gote Gr. B Amstelveen, The Netherlands (Keizer Karel College) 4 Leah Crouse Fr. F Virginia Beach, Va. (Frank W. Cox) 5 Libby Thompson So. F Lake Forest, Ill. (Lake Forest) 6 Olivia Sahaydak Fr. F Bethlehem, Pa. (Liberty HS) 7 Jillian Wolgemuth Jr. B Mount Joy, Pa. (Manheim Central) 8 Noor van de Laar Fr. M Brasschaat, Antwerp, Belgium (Sint-Michielscollege Brasschaat) 9 Lily Posternak So. M York, Maine (York) 10 Haley Schleicher Jr. M Virginia Beach, Va. (First Colonial) 11 Caroline Andretta Sr. F New Vernon, N.J. (Oak Knoll) 12 Margaux Paolino Jr. M Villanova, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) 13 Rose Tynan Sr. F Auckland, New Zealand (Epsom Girls Grammar Schl.) 14 Lexi Davidson So. B North Andover, Mass. (The Hill School [Pa.]) 16 Kiki Rozemeijer Fr. M Santpoort-Zuid, The Netherlands (Mendelcollege) 18 Grace Kim Fr. B Richmond, Va. (St. Catherine s School) 19 Morgan Bitting Sr. M Hummelstown, Pa. (Lower Dauphin) 22 Christy Palazzese Sr. M Berwyn, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) 23 Lydia Smeltz So. G Harrisburg, Pa. (Central Dauphin) 28 Kirby Comizio Jr. B New Vernon, N.J. (Oak Knoll) 73 Sammi Steele RJr. G Eagleville, Pa. (Methacton) COACHING STAFF Name Pam Bustin Ralph Boersma Wesley Drew Tracey Griesbaum Bitting: bit-ing Boersma: boours-ma Comizio: kom-ih-zio Gote: go-tay Griesbaum: GRIS-bom Hanan: HAY-nen Palazzese: pah-lazy Position Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Volunteer Assistant Coach PRONUNCIATION GUIDE ROSTER BY CLASS Graduate Student (1): Tessa Gote Paolino: puh-lino Posternak: pahster-nack Rozemeijer: rose-meyer Sahaydak: suh-hay-deck Scherrer: SHARE-er Wolgemuth: woll-ga-muth Seniors (5): Caroline Andretta, Morgan Bitting, Christy Palazzese, Erin Scherrer, Rose Tynan Redshirt Junior (1): Sammi Steele Juniors (4): Kirby Comizio, Margaux Paolino, Haley Schleicher, Jillian Wolgemuth Sophomores (4): Lexi Davidson, Lily Posternak, Lydia Smeltz, Libby Thompson Freshmen (6): Leah Crouse, Caroline Hanan, Grace Kim, Olivia Sahaydak, Kiki Rozemeijer, Noor van de Laar 2

3 2018 RECORD BREAKDOWN Record Streak OVERALL 14-4 W1 Home 5-1 W3 Away 6-3 W1 Neutral 3-0 W3 CONFERENCE 5-1 W4 Home 2-1 W2 Away 3-0 W3 Neutral 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 9-3 W1 Home 3-0 W3 Away 3-3 W1 Neutral 3-0 W3 VS. 17 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS 7-4 L1 Home 1-1 W1 Away 3-3 L1 Neutral 3-0 W3 VS. TOP-5 OPPONENTS 1-3 L2 Home 0-1 L1 Away 0-2 L2 Neutral 1-0 W1 VS. TOP-10 OPPONENTS 2-4 L1 Home 0-1 L1 Away 1-3 L1 Neutral 1-0 W1 VS. TOP-25 OPPONENTS 11-4 L1 Home 4-1 W2 Away 4-3 L1 Neutral 3-0 W3 Day games W1 Night games W4 Leading at halftime w5 Trailing at halftime L1 In overtime W2 When Duke scores first W6 When opponent scores first L1 When Duke scores 3+ goals w7 When opponent scores 3+ goals l1 Duke has more shots W10 Opponent has more shots L1 Duke has more penalty corners w6 Opponent has more penalty corners L1 Largest halftime lead x, last at Ohio (10/26) Largest halftime deficit at Maryland (9/2) Largest margin of victory at App State (9/30) Largest margin of defeat at North Carolina (10/21) DUKE GAME HIGHS Goals at App State (9/30) Assists at App State (9/30) Shots vs. James Madison (9/23) Shots on Goal at Ohio (10/26) Penalty Corners x, last vs. JMU (9/23) Saves x, last at UNC (10/21). DUKE GAME LOWS Goals x, last at Louisville (10/12) Assists x, last at Louisville (10/12) Shots at North Carolina (10/21) Shots on Goal at North Carolina (10/21) Penalty Corners at North Carolina (10/21) Saves x, last at Ohio (10/26). OPPONENT GAME HIGHS Goals North Carolina (10/21) Penalty Corners Boston College (10/19) Saves Ohio (10/26) Tynan is also tied for 11th among all active Division I players in career goals. Junior midfielder Margaux Paolino has moved into the top 10 on Duke s career assists chart with 33 in 58 career contests. She is currently tied with Emily Ford for fifth in the program s career record book. The 33 career assists also tie Paolino for eighth among all active Division I players. She ranks second in the category among current juniors. Division I Active Career Leaders - Assists 1. Moira Putsch, Penn State (Sr.) games 1. Megan Anderson, Wake Forest (Sr.) games 3. Amanda Collins, UConn (Sr.) games 4. Puck Pentenga, Northwestern (Sr.) games 5. Svea Boker, UConn (Jr.) games 6. Libby Riedl, Maine (Sr.) games 6. Kirsten Mansfield, Northwestern (Sr.) games 8. Margaux Paolino, Duke (Jr.) games 8. Anna Willocks, Saint Joseph s (Sr.) games SHUTOUTS STACKING UP The Blue Devils collected their seventh shutout of the season in the regular season finale Oct. 26 at Ohio. Duke posted three shutouts this fall in ACC play. Redshirt junior goalkeeper Sammi Steele owns 17 shutouts for her career Shutouts Shots Allowed 10/25 - W, 4-0 at Ohio 4 10/12 - W, 1-0 SO at No. 10 Louisville 4 10/5 - W, 1-0 vs. No. 18 Virginia 9 9/30 - W, 8-0 at Appalachian State 4 9/14 - W, 2-0 at No. 12 Syracuse 0 8/31 - W, 4-0 vs. No. 12 Northwestern 4 8/24 - W, 4-0 vs. No. 22 William & Mary 3 SYRACUSE SERIES HISTORY Duke earned its first victory in the series with the Orange Sept. 14 in Syracuse, N.Y. An impressive defensive effort guided the Blue Devils to a 1-0 shutout of the then-12th ranked Orange in the ACC opener. The Blue Devils held Syracuse without a shot in the victory, marking the first time since a 2-0 shutout of Delaware Aug. 31, 2008 that a Duke team held its opponent without a shot. Senior forward Caroline Andretta notched the lone goal in this fall s meeting with the Orange, finishing on a feed from freshman Leah Crouse in the 21st minute. Duke and Syracuse have never met in the ACC Championship. Series Results SYRACUSE (1-5) S * A W 1-0 O * H L 1-2 O * A L 1-5 O * H L 0T 0-1 O * A L OT 1-2 O * H L 2OT 1-2 * denotes ACC regular season game SCOUTING THE ORANGE Seventh-seeded Syracuse finished the regular season at 8-7 following a 5-2 loss at No. 12 Saint Joseph s Oct. 27. The Orange went 1-5 in conference play, with the lone win coming in a 2-1 overtime victory against Boston College Oct STATISTICAL LEADERS POINTS 2018 Career Rose Tynan Caroline Andretta Margaux Paolino GOALS 2018 Career Rose Tynan Caroline Andretta Olivia Sahaydak 9 9 ASSISTS 2018 Career Margaux Paolino 9 33 Leah Crouse 8 8 Rose Tynan 7 14 GAME-WINNING GOALS 2018 Career Rose Tynan 4 14 Caroline Andretta 2 3 Erin Scherrer 1 4 Margaux Paolino 1 3 Lexi Davidson 1 1 Kiki Rozemeijer 1 1 Olivia Sahaydak 1 1 Haley Schleicher 1 1 Jillian Wolgemuth 1 1 PENALTY CORNERS 2018 Career Margaux Paolino Lily Posternak DEFENSIVE SAVES 2018 Career Tessa Gote 1 1 Grace Kim 1 1 SAVES 2018 Career Sammi Steele Lydia Smeltz 2 2 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 2018 Career Sammi Steele Lydia Smeltz SAVE PERCENTAGE 2018 Career Sammi Steele Lydia Smeltz MULTIPLE GOAL GAMES 2018 Career Rose Tynan 3 9 Erin Scherrer 2 4 Caroline Andretta 2 3 Olivia Sahaydak 2 2 MULTIPLE ASSIST GAMES 2018 Career Margaux Paolino 2 8 Leah Crouse 1 1 Rose Tynan 1 1 INDIVIDUAL SEASON HIGHS Points Erin Scherrer vs. Saint Joseph s (9/16) Goals x, last Sahaydak at App State (9/30) Assists Leah Crouse at App State (9/30) Shots Rose Tynan vs. Northwestern (8/31) Shots on Goal x, last N. van de Laar at Ohio (10/26) Saves x, last Sammi Steele at UNC (10/21) Corners Margaux Paolino vs. JMU (9/23)

4 Head coach Ange Bradley s squad is second in the ACC in saves per game (4.93) behind the play of goalkeeper Borg van der Velde, who owns a 1.76 goals against average and a.716 save percentage to go along with two shutouts. Roos Weers leads the team in scoring with 21 points (9g, 3a) while Chiara Gutsche has totaled 16 points on eight goals. The Orange are 4-5 in ACC Championship play since joining the league STEELE TOPS 200-SAVE MARK With six stops Oct. 21 at North Carolina, redshirt junior goalkeeper Sammi Steele surpassed the 200-save mark for her career. She is one of only nine goalkeepers in program history to achieve the milestone. Steele owns 201 saves in 59 career contests and boasts a.710 save percentage. She has also logged 17 shutouts in three seasons as the Blue Devils starter in goal. SENIOR SEND-OFF Duke honored its six-member senior class with a win over Boston College in the regular season home finale Oct. 19 in Durham. Caroline Andretta, Morgan Bitting, Tessa Gote, Christy Palazzese, Erin Scherrer and Rose Tynan have guided the Blue Devils to a four-year record of and three straight NCAA quarterfinals appearances, including a trip to the national semifinals in ON THE ROAD AGAIN Head coach Pam Bustin s squad is 9-3 in contests played away from Williams Field at Jack Katz Stadium this season. Twelve of the Blue Devils 18 regular season contests were on the road this fall. BITTING, TYNAN SELECTED FOR NFHCA SENIOR GAME Duke captains Morgan Bitting and Rose Tynan were named Oct. 17 to the 2018 Victory Sports/National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division I Senior Game roster. The annual contest is slated for Friday, Nov. 16 in Louisville, Ky., - the site of the NCAA Division I Field Hockey Championship. Bitting and Tynan were two of 38 senior student-athletes selected to participate in the contest at Louisville s Trager Stadium. IN THE STATISTICAL LANDSCAPE The Blue Devils enter the weekend ranked among the conference leaders in several statistical categories. The squad ranks second in goals per game (3.22), points per game (8.94), shots per game (17.94), shutouts per game (0.39) and scoring margin (1.72). Duke is 11th nationally in goals per game. In addition to ranking among the conference leaders in scoring, senior forward Rose Tynan is top-25 nationally in goals per game and junior midfielder Margaux Paolino is top-30 in the country in assists per game. Redshirt junior goalkeeper Sammi Steele ranks among the top 20 goalkeepers nationally in goals against average. SENIOR FORWARDS SETTING THE TONE Senior Erin Scherrer notched the first hat trick of her career Sept. 14, pacing the Blue Devils to a 6-3 victory over No. 14 Saint Joseph s. Her seven points on the day marked the most by a Blue Devil since Heather Morris registered eight against James Madison Sept. 11, Fellow senior Rose Tynan is leading the squad with 13 tallies while classmate Caroline Andretta ranks second on the team with 11 goals. Tynan has a team-high 33 points, followed by Andretta with 25. BUSTIN HITS CENTURY MARK AT DUKE Duke s Aug overtime victory against Liberty marked a milestone for head coach Pam Bustin, who recorded her 100th win at Duke with the result. Bustin owns an impressive ledger of in her eighth season at the helm of the Duke program. She is overall for her career, ranking her 12th among all active Division I head field hockey coaches. Bustin is just the third head coach in program history to reach the 100-win milestone, joining current Duke administrator Jacki Silar and Beth Bozman. Over the past seven seasons, Bustin has directed the Blue Devils to six NCAA Tournament appearances, including two trips to the national semifinals and a berth in the 2013 title game. PAIR OF FORMER BLUE DEVILS RETIRE FROM TEAM USA Early September saw two former Blue Devil standouts announce their retirement from the U.S. senior national team following this summer s trip to the Vitality Women s Hockey World Cup Duke graduate Lauren Blazing retired from the squad after spending four years representing Team USA at the highest level. A goalkeeper from Durham, N.C., Blazing recorded 11 international caps with the U.S. national team since first being named to the roster in Duke graduate and longtime U.S. defender Stefanie Fee wrapped up her career with 114 international caps in six years of action. She was a part of several medalist performances and a fifth-place finish at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. PAOLINO SHINES FOR U.S. IN WORLD CUP Blue Devil junior Margaux Paolino scored twice in three matches while representing the United States in July s Vitality Women s Hockey World Cup in London. She found the back of the cage on a corner opportunity in Team USA s World Cup opener against Ireland and put away a rebound early in the squad s contest against India later in the tournament. Paolino earned her first international cap with the U.S. women s national team in February and was awarded a spot on the senior team roster in March. She was joined on Team USA s World Cup roster by former Blue Devils Stefanie Fee ( 12) and Lauren Blazing ( 16). SUMMER HAPPENINGS Junior back Jillian Wolgemuth traveled to Argentina with the U.S. U-21 women s national team for a three-game test series against the country s U-21 team. Wolgemuth then embarked for Vietnam with the Rubenstein-Bing Student- Athlete Civic Engagement Program (ACE). Junior midfielder Haley Schleicher recently returned to the U.S. following her time with the ACE in China program. In May, Duke assistant coach Ralph Boersma was named an assistant coach for USA Field Hockey s U-19 women s national team for the season. The following month saw five Blue Devils senior Caroline Andretta, junior Kirby Comizio and sophomores Lexi Davidson, Lily Posternak and Libby Thompson receive invitations to take part in USA Field Hockey s 2018 Young Women s National Championships. Senior forward Rose Tynan competed in the Vantage National U-21 Tournament in New Zealand, racking up five goals, while back in the United States freshman Leah Crouse was invited to take part in USA Field Hockey s December Junior National Team Training Camp, which will serve as the final tryout for selection to the 2019 U.S. U-19 and U-17 women s national teams. 4 STATISTICAL RANKINGS As of Oct. 28 TEAM Category Value ACC NCAA Goals/Game Assists/Game Points/Game Scoring Margin Shots/Game Penalty Corners/Game Goals Against Average Shutouts/Game INDIVIDUAL Caroline Andretta Value Team ACC NCAA Goals/Game Points/Game Leah Crouse Value Team ACC NCAA Assists/Game Margaux Paolino Value Team ACC NCAA Assists/Game Sammi Steele Value Team ACC NCAA Goals Against Avg Save Percentage Saves/Game Rose Tynan Value Team ACC NCAA Goals/Game Points/Game PENN MONTO/NFHCA COACHES POLL As of Oct. 30 School Name Record Previous 1 North Carolina (45) Maryland Duke Connecticut Princeton Harvard Michigan Iowa Penn State Saint Joseph s Rutgers Louisville Boston College Delaware Liberty Virginia Syracuse Maine Ohio State Wake Forest Albany Stanford Northwestern Boston University Miami 13-6 NR WEEK-BY-WEEK RANKINGS Date NFHCA NCAA RPI FHC SOS Preseason Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct

5 Notes: All individual statistics are unavailable prior to Assists and saves statistics are unavailable prior to Goals against unavailable prior to POINTS Rk Name Years Pts 1. Katie Grant Melissa Panasci Marian Dickinson Nicole Dudek Emmie Le Marchand Johanna Bischof Laura Gentile Karen Havens Amie Survilla Gracie Sorbello Corey Ceccolini Rose Tynan 2015-Pr Chrissie Murphy Amy Stopford Allison Miazga Ashley Kristen Donna Zavada Tamara Gehris Heather Morris Kim Van Kirk Emily Ford Jessica Buttinger Alyssa Chillano Mary Jo Reider Susan Ferger Tricia Gaudette Laura Suchoski Lauren Miller Jann Garbutt Liz Bateman Cara-Lynn Lopresti Mandy Schott Courtney Sommer Mary Dye Devon Gagliardi Barbie Botsch Margaux Paolino 2016-Pr Theresa Taplin 1984, Chrissy Ashley Cyndi Breyer Caroline Andretta 2015-Pr Theresa Racik Hilary Linton Mary Nielsen Cindra Myers Aileen Johnson Patti Stein Pam Stevenson Jodie Taylor Angie North (1993: adopted 1 goal = 2 points, 1 assist = 1 point policy) CAREER PROGRAM RECORDS GOALS Rk Name Years Gls 1. Melissa Panasci Katie Grant Laura Gentile Marian Dickinson Nicole Dudek Amie Survilla Emmie Le Marchand Karen Havens Corey Ceccolini Rose Tynan 2015-Pr 42 Chrissie Murphy Gracie Sorbello Allison Miazga Johanna Bischoff Amy Stopford Heather Morris Donna Zavada Kim Van Kirk Ashley Kristen Mary Jo Reider Susan Ferger Alyssa Chillano Jessica Buttinger Tamara Gehris Tricia Gaudette ASSISTS Rk Name Years Asts 1. Johanna Bischof Katie Grant Mary Dye Marian Dickinson Margaux Paolino 2016-Pr 33 Emily Ford Lauren Miller Courtney Sommer Laura Suchoski Emmie Le Marchand Nicole Dudek Ashley Kristen Karen Havens Alison DeLeo Theresa Taplin 1984, Tamara Gehris Cara-Lynn Lopresti Cyndi Breyer Brooke Patterson Hilary Linton SAVES 1. Heather Moles Lori Stark Lauren Blazing Christy Morgan Samantha Nelson Ritika Bowry Caitlin Williams Kathy Swanson Sammi Steele 2016-Pr Jenn Robb Beth Bowen Gigi Mackey Kim Makalusky Brooke Fuller Sarah Doherty SAVE PERCENTAGE (MIN. 100 SAVES) 1. Lori Stark Kim Makalusky Gigi Mackey Ritika Bowry Heather Moles Beth Bowen Kathy Swanson Lauren Blazing Brooke Fuller Jenn Robb Christy Morgan Caitlin Williams Sarah Doherty Sammi Steele 2016-Pr Erica Perrier GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (MIN. 700 MINS.) 1. Ritika Bowry Lori Stark Sammi Steele 2016-Pr Lauren Blazing 2011-Pr Caitlin Williams Samantha Nelson Kim Makalusky Christy Morgan Jenn Robb Heather Moles

6 DUKE IN THE ACC TOURNAMENT Overall Record (.327) Appearances 35 RECORD BY OPPONENT Boston College 1-0 (1.000) Louisville 0-1 (.000) Maryland 1-7 (.125) North Carolina 1-14 (.067) Syracuse 0-0 (.000) Virginia 5-8 (.385) Wake Forest 9-5 (.643) RECORD BY ROUND First Round (.519) Semifinals 3-19 (.136) Finals 0-3 (.000) RECORD BY SEED No (.000) No (.500) No (.375) No (.467) No (.182) No (.000) No (.000) RECORD BY SITE Chapel Hill, N.C. 4-8 (.333) Charlottesville, Va. 2-7 (.222) Chestnut Hill/Newton, Mass. 1-2 (.333) College Park, Md. 5-6 (.455) Durham, N.C. 3-5 (.375) Louisville, Ky. 1-1 (.500) Winston-Salem, N.C. 1-6 (.143) COMPOSITE RECORDS School W-L Pct. Titles North Carolina Wake Forest Syracuse Virginia Duke Louisville Boston College (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) First Round Wake Forest (3/5) W 6-0 Semifinals North Carolina (3/1) L (CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.) First Round Wake Forest (3/5) W 4-0 Semifinals North Carolina (3/1) L (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) First Round Wake Forest (4/5) W 9-2 Semifinals North Carolina (4/1) L (COLLEGE PARK, MD.) Semifinals North Carolina (4/1) L (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) First Round Wake Forest (4/5) W 5-0 Semifinals North Carolina (4/2) L (CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.) Semifinals Maryland (3/2) L (DURHAM, N.C.) First Round Wake Forest (4/5) W 4-0 Semifinals North Carolina (4/1) L (COLLEGE PARK, MD.) Semifinals Virginia (2/3) W 2-1 Finals North Carolina (2/1) OT L (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) Semifinals North Carolina (3/2) L (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.) Semifinals Maryland (3/2) OT L (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.) First Round Wake Forest (5/4) W 6-2 Semifinals Maryland (5/1) L (CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.) First Round Wake Forest (5/4) L (COLLEGE PARK, MD.) First Round Wake Forest (5/4) OT W 2-1 Semifinals North Carolina (5/1) L (DURHAM, N.C.) First Round Wake Forest (4/5) W 2-0 Semifinals North Carolina (4/1) L (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) First Round Wake Forest (4/5) W 3-2 Semifinals Virginia (4/1) OT L (CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.) First Round Wake Forest (5/4) 2OT L (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.) First Round Virginia (5/4) L (COLLEGE PARK, MD.) First Round Virginia (5/4) OT L (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) First Round Virginia (5/4) L (DURHAM, N.C.) First Round Virginia (4/5) W 5-2 Semifinals Wake Forest (4/1) L (CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.) Semifinals North Carolina (3/2) W 4-3 Finals Wake Forest (3/1) OT L (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.) Semifinals Maryland (3/2) L (COLLEGE PARK, MD.) First Round Virginia (3/6) W 5-1 Semifinals Maryland (3/2) L (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) First Round North Carolina (3/6) L (CHESTNUT HILL, MASS.) First Round Wake Forest (6/3) L (DURHAM, N.C.) First Round Virginia (5/4) L (CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.) First Round Virginia (6/3) L (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.) First Round Virginia (6/3) L (COLLEGE PARK, MD.) First Round Virginia (3/6) W 3-2 Semifinals Maryland (3/2) W 2-1 Finals North Carolina (3/1) L (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) First Round Maryland (6/3) L (NEWTON, MASS.) First Round Virginia (4/5) W 2-1 Semifinals Maryland (4/1) OT L (DURHAM, N.C.) First Round North Carolina (7/2) OT L (CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.) First Round Virginia (5/4) L (WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.) Semifinals North Carolina (1/5) L (LOUISVILLE, KY.) First Round Boston College (2/7) OT W 3-2 Semifinals Louisville (2/3) SO L (CHAPEL HILL, N.C.) First Round Syracuse (2/7) (-/-) denotes Duke/opponent seed

7 PAM BUSTIN HEAD COACH EIGHTH SEASON AT DUKE UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1990 A two-time ACC and NFHCA South Region Coach of the Year and a member of the USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame, Pam Bustin has revitalized the Duke field hockey program in her seven seasons in Durham, guiding the Blue Devils to a ledger and a trip to the 2013 NCAA title game. Under Bustin s direction, the Blue Devils made their 16th NCAA Tournament appearance in 2017, reaching the quarterfinal round for the fifth consecutive year. The squad rounded out the season at 17-4 and featured a trio of All-Americans in Alyssa Chillano, Margaux Paolino and Rose Tynan. Duke also led the ACC in all-conference and all-academic team selections for the 2017 campaign. Bustin earned the 250th win of her career in a 3-0 shutout of Old Dominion Sept. 24, becoming the 14th active Division I head field hockey coach to reach the milestone. In seven years, Bustin has overseen 18 All-America selections, 38 All-South Region picks and 25 All-ACC honorees. During her tenure, the team has also excelled off the field with 36 selections to the All-ACC Academic team. The squad has been recognized at a national level, earning Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division I National Academic Team distinction three times after compiling a collective team grade point average that ranks among the best in the country. Individually, 32 Blue Devils have been named to the Division I National Academic Squad, with four student-athletes receiving Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division I Scholars of Distinction accolades and Lauren Blazing winning the Elite 90 Award in In addition to her collegiate coaching duties, Bustin has served as an assistant coach with the United States National Under-19 and Under-21 teams, working regularly to develop the nation s junior players. She was previously an assistant for the U.S. National Team, helping the United States to an eighth place finish at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Bustin guided the United States to the country s first Olympic berth since 1996 as the team went 6-0 at the Kazan Olympic Qualifier in Bustin is a U.S. Field Hockey accredited Level III coach and instructs coaching courses throughout the country as well. Prior to coaching at the Olympic level, Bustin served as team captain on the United States Under-21 team from , competing in the 1986, 1987, 1989 and 1990 U.S. Olympic Festivals. In 1989, she helped the U.S. capture a silver medal at the Junior Pan American Games before being named to the U.S. National Team, playing with the national squad through the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. Bustin was selected to the USA Field Hockey s Hall of Fame Class of 2014, the first group to be inducted since A 1990 graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Bustin was a four-year letterwinner ( ), team captain, team MVP and All-Atlantic 10 honoree, in addition to garnering a first team All-America selection and Honda-Broderick Award nomination as female athlete of the year in UMass made the NCAA Tournament in each of her four years in Amherst and advanced to the national semifinals in In the spring of 2012, Bustin was inducted into the UMass Hall of Fame. BUSTIN YEAR-BY-YEAR Overall Conference Year School Conference W L W L Finish Notes 2017 Duke ACC nd NCAA Quarterfinals 2016 Duke ACC st NFHCA South Region & ACC Coach of the Year 2015 Duke ACC th NCAA Semifinals 2014 Duke ACC th NCAA Quarterfinals 2013 Duke ACC th NCAA Runner-Up/NFHCA South Region Coach of the Year 2012 Duke ACC th 2011 Duke ACC rd NCAA Quarterfinals/ACC Coach of the Year 2010 Louisville Big East nd 2009 Louisville Big East rd 2008 Louisville Big East t-1st NCAA Tournament Big East Regular Season Co-Champions Big East Coach of the Year 2007 Louisville Big East t-1st Big East Regular Season Co-Champions 2006 Louisville Big East t-1st Big East Regular Season Co-Champions 2005 Louisville Big East rd Led Big East & nation in scoring 2004 Louisville MAC t-1st NCAA Play-In Game MAC Tournament Champions MAC Regular Season Co-Champions MAC Coach of the Year 2003 Louisville MAC nd NCAA Tournament MAC Tournament Champions 2002 Louisville MAC t-1st MAC Regular Season Co-Champions 2001 Louisville MAC rd MAC Coach of the Year 2000 Louisville MAC rd 1999 Louisville MAC th 1998 Louisville MAC th 1997 Hofstra America East NCAA DIVISION I ACTIVE ALL-TIME WINS Name Yrs W-L-T Pct. 1 Nancy Stevens, UConn Karen Shelton, North Carolina Pat Rudy, Lock Haven Missy Meharg, Maryland Charlene Morett-Curtiss, PSU Sally Starr, Boston U Michele Madison, Virginia Jennifer Averill, Wake Forest Ange Bradley, Syracuse Marcia Pankratz, Michigan Robin Balducci, UNH Pam Bustin, Duke BUSTIN VS. ALL OPPONENTS School Duke W-L Total W-L Albany American Appalachian State Ball State Bellarmine Boston College Boston University Bucknell California Central Michigan Colgate Columbia Connecticut Dartmouth Davidson Delaware Drexel Fairfield Georgetown Holy Cross Indiana Iowa James Madison Kent State LaSalle Liberty Longwood Louisville Maine Maryland UMass Miami (Oh) Michigan Michigan State Monmouth New Hampshire North Carolina Northeastern Northwestern Ohio State Ohio University Old Dominion Pacific Penn State Princeton Providence Radford Richmond Robert Morris Rutgers Siena Southwest Miss. State Saint Joseph s Saint Louis Stanford Syracuse Temple Towson VCU Vermont Villanova Virginia Wake Forest William & Mary Yale

8 #11 CAROLINE ANDRETTA SENIOR FORWARD NEW VERNON, N.J. (OAK KNOLL) #19 MORGAN BITTING SENIOR MIDFIELD HUMMELSTOWN, PA. (LOWER DAUPHIN) TOTAL Goals 2 (3x) last vs. James Madison 9/23/18 Assists 1 (10x) last at Ohio 10/26/18 Points 4 (3x) last vs. James Madison 9/23/18 Corners 1 vs. William & Mary 8/24/18 William & Mary * Liberty * Northwestern * Maryland * Princeton * Penn State * Syracuse * Saint Joseph s * North Carolina * James Madison * Wake Forest * Appalachian State * Virginia * Old Dominion * Louisville * Boston College * North Carolina * Ohio TOTAL Goals 1 (2x) last at Liberty 10/22/17 Assists 3 vs. Longwood 10/4/15 Points 3 vs. Longwood 10/4/15 William & Mary * Maryland * Northwestern * Maryland * Princeton * Penn State * Syracuse * Saint Joseph s * James Madison * Wake Forest * Appalachian State * Virginia * Old Dominion * Louisville * Boston College * Ohio * #28 KIRBY COMIZIO JUNIOR BACK NEW VERNON, N.J. (OAK KNOLL) TOTAL William & Mary Maryland Northwestern Saint Joseph s James Madison Appalachian State Ohio

9 #4 LEAH CROUSE FRESHMAN MIDFIELD/FORWARD VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. (FRANK W. COX) #3 TESSA GOTE GRADUATE STUDENT BACK AMSTELVEEN, THE NETHERLANDS (KEIZER KAREL COLLEGE) TOTAL Goals 1 vs. William & Mary 8/24/18 Assists 3 at Appalachian State 9/30/18 Points 3 at Appalachian State 9/30/18 William & Mary Liberty Northwestern Maryland Princeton Penn State Syracuse Saint Joseph s James Madison Wake Forest Appalachian State Virginia Old Dominion Louisville Boston College Ohio * TOTAL Assists 1 vs. Liberty 8/26/18 Points 1 vs. Liberty 8/26/18 Defensive Saves 1 at North Carolina 10/21/18 William & Mary * Liberty * Northwestern * Maryland * Princeton * Penn State * Syracuse * Saint Joseph s * James Madison * Wake Forest * Appalachian State * Virginia * Old Dominion * Louisville * Boston College * North Carolina * Ohio * #14 LEXI DAVIDSON SOPHOMORE BACK NORTH ANDOVER, MASS. (THE HILL SCHOOL [PA.]) #2 CAROLINE HANAN FRESHMAN MIDFIELD/BACK SUGAR LAND, TEXAS (THE KINKAID SCHOOL) TOTAL Goals 1 at Wake Forest 9/28/18 Assists 1 (3x) last at Old Dominion 10/7/18 Points 2 at Wake Forest 9/28/18 William & Mary * Liberty * Northwestern * Maryland * Princeton * Penn State * Syracuse * Saint Joseph s * James Madison * Wake Forest * Appalachian State * Virginia * Old Dominion * Louisville * Boston College * Ohio * TOTAL Liberty Northwestern Maryland Princeton Penn State Syracuse Saint Joseph s James Madison Wake Forest Appalachian State Virginia Old Dominion Louisville Boston College Ohio

10 #18 GRACE KIM FRESHMAN BACK/MIDFIELD RICHMOND, VA. (ST. CATHERINE S SCHOOL) #12 MARGAUX PAOLINO JUNIOR MIDFIELD/FORWARD VILLANOVA, PA. (EPISCOPAL ACADEMY) TOTAL Defensive Saves 1 vs. North Carolina 9/21/18 Liberty Northwestern Syracuse Saint Joseph s North Carolina James Madison Wake Forest Appalachian State Virginia Old Dominion Louisville Boston College Ohio #22 CHRISTY PALAZZESE SENIOR MIDFIELD BERWYN, PA. (EPISCOPAL ACADEMY) TOTAL Assists 2 vs. Longwood 10/4/15 Points 2 vs. Longwood 10/4/15 Corners 5 at Ohio 10/26/18 Northwestern Maryland Princeton Penn State Syracuse Saint Joseph s James Madison Wake Forest Appalachian State Virginia Old Dominion Louisville Boston College Ohio TOTAL Goals 1 (9x) last at Ohio 10/26/18 Assists 3 vs. William & Mary 8/26/16 Points 3 (2x) last vs. James Madison 9/23/18 Corners 14 at Liberty 10/22/16 William & Mary * Liberty * Northwestern * Maryland * Princeton * Penn State * Syracuse * Saint Joseph s * North Carolina * James Madison * Wake Forest * Appalachian State * Virginia * Old Dominion * Louisville * Boston College * North Carolina * Ohio * #9 LILY POSTERNAK SOPHOMORE MIDFIELD YORK, MAINE (YORK) TOTAL Goals 1 at Maryland 9/2/18 Assists 1 (3x) last at Old Dominion 10/7/18 Points 2 at Maryland 9/2/18 Corners 6 vs. Liberty 8/26/18 William & Mary Liberty Northwestern Maryland Princeton Penn State * Syracuse * Saint Joseph s * North Carolina * James Madison * Wake Forest * Appalachian State * Virginia * Old Dominion * Louisville * Boston College * Ohio

11 #16 KIKI ROZEMEIJER FRESHMAN MIDFIELD SANTPOORT-ZUID, THE NETHERLANDS (MENDELCOLLEGE) #1 ERIN SCHERRER SENIOR FORWARD CHESAPEAKE, VA. (CAPE HENRY COLLEGIATE) TOTAL Goals 1 (2x) last vs. James Madison 9/23/18 Assists 1 (2x) last at Ohio 10/26/18 Points 2 (2x) last vs. James Madison 9/23/18 William & Mary * Liberty * Northwestern * Maryland * Princeton * Penn State Syracuse James Madison Louisville Boston College Ohio * #6 OLIVIA SAHAYDAK FRESHMAN FORWARD BETHLEHEM, PA. (LIBERTY HS) TOTAL TOTAL Goals 3 vs. Saint Joseph s 9/16/18 Assists 2 vs. James Madison 9/11/16 Points 7 vs. Saint Joseph s 9/16/18 William & Mary * Liberty * Northwestern * Maryland * Princeton * Penn State * Syracuse * Saint Joseph s * North Carolina * James Madison * Wake Forest * Appalachian State * Virginia * Old Dominion * Louisville * Boston College * Ohio * Goals 3 at Appalachian State 9/30/18 Points 6 at Appalachian State 9/30/18 William & Mary Liberty Northwestern Maryland Princeton Penn State Syracuse Saint Joseph s James Madison Wake Forest Appalachian State Virginia Old Dominion Louisville Boston College North Carolina Ohio

12 #10 HALEY SCHLEICHER JUNIOR MIDFIELD VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. (FIRST COLONIAL) #73 SAMMI STEELE REDSHIRT JUNIOR GOALKEEPER EAGLEVILLE, PA. (METHACTON) TOTAL Goals 1 (5x) last vs. Boston College 10/19/18 Assists 1 vs. Saint Joseph s 9/16/18 Points 2 (5x) last vs. Boston College 10/19/18 Corners 1 at Louisville 11/3/17 Defensive Saves 1 vs. Appalachian State 10/28/17 William & Mary * Liberty * Northwestern * Maryland * Princeton * Penn State * Syracuse * Saint Joseph s * North Carolina * James Madison * Wake Forest * Appalachian State * Virginia * Old Dominion * Louisville * Boston College * North Carolina * Ohio #23 LYDIA SMELTZ SOPHOMORE GOALKEEPER HARRISBURG, PA. (CENTRAL DAUPHIN) Year GP-GS Mins GA GAA Svs Sv% W L Sho : : TOTAL : Saves 1 (2x) last at Appalachian State 9/30/18 Opponent GS Score Mins GA Svs W L Sho Faced Saint Joseph s 6-3 2: James Madison 5-2 3: Appalachian State : Ohio 4-0 6: Year GP-GS Mins GA GAA Svs Sv% W L Sho : : : : TOTAL : Saves 9 (2x) last at Boston College 9/29/17 Opponent GS Score Mins GA Svs W L Sho Faced William & Mary * : Liberty * 4-3 ot 72: Northwestern * : Maryland * : Princeton * : Penn State * : Syracuse * : Saint Joseph s * : North Carolina * : James Madison * : Wake Forest * : Appalachian State * : Virginia * : Old Dominion * : Louisville * 1-0 so 90: Boston College * : North Carolina * : Ohio * : #5 LIBBY THOMPSON SOPHOMORE FORWARD LAKE FOREST, ILL. (LAKE FOREST) TOTAL Goals 1 (2x) last at Ohio 10/26/18 Points 2 (2x) last at Ohio 10/26/18 William & Mary Liberty Northwestern Maryland Penn State Syracuse Saint Joseph s James Madison Appalachian State Ohio

13 #13 ROSE TYNAN SENIOR FORWARD AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND (EPSOM GIRLS GRAMMAR SCHOOL) #7 JILLIAN WOLGEMUTH JUNIOR BACK MOUNT JOY, PA. (MANHEIM CENTRAL) TOTAL Goals 2 (9x) last at Old Dominion 10/7/18 Assists 2 (2x) last at Ohio 10/26/18 Points 5 (2x) last at Boston University 10/1/17 Corners 1 vs. William & Mary 8/24/18 William & Mary * Liberty * Northwestern * Maryland * Princeton * Penn State * Syracuse * Saint Joseph s * North Carolina * James Madison * Wake Forest * Appalachian State * Virginia * Old Dominion * Louisville * Boston College * North Carolina * Ohio * TOTAL Goals 1 (2x) last at Appalachian State 9/30/18 Assists 1 (3x) last at Old Dominion 10/7/18 Points 2 (2x) last at Appalachian State 9/30/18 Defensive Saves 1 (3x) last at Liberty 10/22/17 William & Mary * Liberty * Northwestern * Maryland * Princeton * Penn State * Syracuse * Saint Joseph s * North Carolina * James Madison * Wake Forest * Appalachian State * Virginia * Old Dominion * Louisville * Boston College * Ohio * #8 NOOR VAN DE LAAR FRESHMAN MIDFIELD BRASSCHAAT, ANTWERP, BELGIUM (SINT-MICHIELSCOLLEGE BRASSCHAAT) TOTAL William & Mary Liberty Northwestern Maryland Princeton Penn State Syracuse Saint Joseph s James Madison Wake Forest Appalachian State Virginia Old Dominion Louisville Boston College Ohio *