2016 MICHIGAN WOMEN S LACROSSE

Transcription

1 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 1000 SOUTH STATE STREET ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN MGOBLUE.COM Women s Lacrosse Contact: Whitney Dixon whitdix@umich.edu (O) (C) MichiganWomensLacrosse MICHIGAN QUICK FACTS Location... Ann Arbor, Mich. Enrollment... 43,625 Founded Conference... Big Ten Conference Colors... Maize and Blue Nickname... Wolverines Fight Song...The Victors Stadium... Michigan Stadium (107,601) Athletics Website...mgoblue.com President...Mark Schlissel Director of Athletics...Warde Manuel Senior Woman Administrator... Bitsy Ritt Head Coach... Jennifer Ulehla (3rd year, Maryland 91) Ulehla s Record at U-M Ulehla s Big Ten Record Assistant Coach / Offense... Laura Bernotas (1st year, East Stroudsburg 08) Assistant Coach / Defense... Molly Hulseman (1st year, Loyola 15) 2016 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Overall: 6-10 Big Ten: 0-4 Home: 5-6 Road: 1-4 Neutral: 0-0 DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME/RESULT February Sun. 7 Central Michigan Oosterbaan Field House W, 14-1 Sat. 13 at #7 Florida Gainesville, Fla. L, Fri. 19 Oregon Oosterbaan Field House L, Sun. 21 Marquette Oosterbaan Field House W, 11-8 Fri. 26 Canisius Oosterbaan Field House W, March Tue. 1 at San Diego State San Diego, Calif. W, 10-6 Fri. 4 at #11 USC Los Angeles, Calif. L, 13-4 Sun. 13 at High Point High Point, N.C. L, 11-6 Fri. 18 #20 Massachusetts Michigan Stadium L, 15-5 Sun. 20 Duquesne Michigan Stadium W, 9-4 Sun. 27 Colorado Michigan Stadium L, 11-4 April Sat. 2 #18 Ohio State* Michigan Stadium L, 10-9 Thu. 7 at #13 Northwestern* Evanston, Ill. L, 20-4 Tue. 12 Niagara Michigan Stadium W, 13-1 Sun. 17 #10 Penn State* Michigan Stadium L, 13-8 Sat. 23 #1 Maryland* Michigan Stadium L, 18-8 Sat. 30 at Rutgers* Piscataway, N.J. 12 p.m. May Thu. 5 Big Ten First Round Evanston, Ill. TBA Fri. 6 Big Ten Semifinals Evanston, Ill. TBA Sun. 8 Big Ten Championship Evanston, Ill. TBA * B1G game l All times EDT l Home games in bold # B1G Tournament PROBABLE STARTERS Attack Year G-A-P Other Tess Korten Jr GB, 5 DC Jess Angerman Jr GB, 9 DC Natalie Carti Jr DC, 16 GB Midfield Year G-A-P Other Kim Coughlan Jr DC, 6 GB Anna Schueler Jr DC, 24 GB Lauren Oberlander Jr GB, 15 CT Madeline Dion Jr CT, 17 GB Defense Year G-A-P Other Kelly Kubach Jr GB, 25 CT Emily Braun Jr GB, 14 CT Margaret Metzger Jr GB, 11 CT Brooke Pancoast Jr GB, 9 CT Goalie Year Saves Save % Allison Silber Jr Michigan Wolverines 6-10 (0-4 Big Ten) MICHIGAN AT RUTGERS SATURDAY, APRIL P.M. HIGH POINT SOLUTIONS STADIUM (PISCATAWAY, N.J.) Live Stats: scarletknights.com Live Video: BTN Plus AT WOLVERINE BITES Rutgers Scarlet Knights 4-11 (1-3 Big Ten) TEAM THREE: GAME SEVENTEEN Michigan (6-10, 0-4 Big Ten) will head to the East Coast for its regular-season finale to take on Rutgers (4-11, 1-3 Big Ten) on Saturday (April 30) at noon. Michigan is currently 0-4 in Big Ten play, while Rutgers is 1-3, having beaten Ohio State to earn its first conference win in program history. The Wolverines need a win over the Scarlet Knights to secure fifth place in the Big Ten standings and the fifth seed in the upcoming Big Ten Tournament (May 5-8). Both teams have played challenging conference and non-conference schedules with Rutgers ranking No. 15 in strength of schedule and U-M ranking No. 18, according to LaxPower.com. 100-Point Club Michigan currently has two players in the 100-point club -- juniors Jess Angerman (83G+37A=120P) and Anna Schueler (85G+29A=114P). Angerman became the first to record 100 career points against Oregon (Feb. 19) and Schueler joined her at High Point (March 13). Teammates Tess Korten (77G+19A=96P) and Kim Coughlan (83G+11A=94P), U-M s top two leading scorers this season, are quickly approaching the milestone with at least two guaranteed games remaining in the season. Those four players each have 75-plus career goals -- Schueler (85), Coughlan (83), Angerman (83) and Korten (77) -- and have been the core of U-M s attack, combining to score 69 percent (328 of 478) of Michigan s total goals in two-plus seasons since the program originated in They have missed just nine starts combined in Michigan s 50 games in program history, with Schueler and Angerman starting every game in their Maize and Blue career. Causing Turnovers The Michigan individual single-season record for caused turnovers is 27, held by junior Madeline Dion from the 2015 season. Junior Kelly Kubach is leading the Wolverines with 25 caused turnovers this season, while Dion is right behind her with 23. Kubach (1.56) and Dion (1.44) rank third and fourth, respectively, in the Big Ten in CTs per game. As a team, Michigan has caused 166 turnovers, improving on the previous two seasons (153) and 2014 (112) -- and ranks second in the Big Ten, averaging 10.4 caused turnovers per game. Coughlan Leading the Attack After having a 13-game point streak dating back to the 2015 season snapped at Northwestern (April 7) and missing the Niagara (April 12) game due to injury, junior Kim Coughlan has scored six goals in the last two games -- four against No. 10 Penn State and two against No. 1 Maryland. The Port Jefferson, New York, native is leading U-M with 35 points on 31 goals and four assists this season, matching her exact goal and assist production from the 2015 season.

2 SEARCHING FOR FIRST B1G WIN Michigan has surpassed its win total from the 2014 (4) and 2015 (5) seasons with six wins this season, while the Wolverines are still looking for their first Big Ten victory in program history in the regular-season finale against Rutgers. SHARING THE GOAL CIRCLE Junior goalie Allison Silber and freshman goalie Mira Shane have split time in the cage for U-M this season, as each brings a different style to the Wolverines. Silber has started each of the last 12 games, and in 11 of those 12 games, Shane has come off the bench to man the cage for a portion of the game as well. Shane started each of the first two games while Silber was recovering from a knee injury sustained in the fall. Silber played all 60 minutes in one game this season -- against Ohio State (April 2) -- making 10 saves. Silber s season high of 13 saves came against Penn State, while Shane has made a career-high nine saves, twice. In total, Shane (3-2) has started four games and earned a goals-against average of 8.08 and save percentage of.481, which rank second and third in the Big Ten, respectively. Silber (3-8) has recorded a goals-against average of and a save percentage of.429. SILBER S CAREER ENDING EARLY Junior goalie Allison Silber announced last week that she will not return for her final season of eligibility next season. The Phoenix, Maryland, native is going to take advantage of the opportunity to graduate in December 2016 with a degree in movement science and will then begin preparations for medical school, including studying for the MCAT exam. Silber has been the backbone of U-M s defense since its inaugural season in 2014, starting 46 of 50 games in program history. Academically, she is a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and twotime Michigan Women s Lacrosse Academic Leader and Best Award winner, given to student-athlete with the highest cumulative GPA on the team. WINNING THE DRAW Junior midfielders Anna Schueler and Kim Coughlan have combined for 74 of Michigan s 166 draw controls this season (45 percent), recording 42 and 32, respectively. Schueler has recorded three or more draw controls in seven games this season, while Coughlan has done so in four games. Schueler has led U-M in draw controls in each of the last two seasons, with 46 in 2015 and 54 in ONE-GOAL GAMES Michigan has lost three games this season by just one goal each, falling to No. 7 Florida and Oregon, both by a score of 12-11, and No. 18 Ohio State, Of the 50 games in program history, 10 games have been decided by one goal, including last year s matchup with Rutgers (L, 7-6). U-M is 2-8 overall in those games. WOMEN S LAX 101 There are currently 111 NCAA Division I women s lacrosse programs across the country that compete in 13 different conferences, including four first-year programs -- Central Michigan, Virginia Commonwealth, Radford and Army. After competing in the American Lacrosse Conference (ALC) during its inaugural season in 2014, Michigan is now a member of the Big Ten Conference, which is in its second season of sponsoring women s lacrosse. Maryland, Northwestern, Penn State, Ohio State and Rutgers join U-M in the Big Ten. Maryland (No. 1), Penn State (No. 11), Northwestern (No. 15), and Ohio State (No. 19) are each ranked in the top 20 nationally in the IWLCA Division I Poll. B1G WEEKLY HONORS Mira Shane (Fr. G) Big Ten Defensive Player & Freshman of the Week - Feb. 9 The Princeton, New Jersey, native earned her first career start in U-M s season opener against Central Michigan. Shane made seven saves and did not allow a single goal in 54 minutes of action, leading the Wolverines to a dominating 14-1 victory. Tess Korten (Jr. A) Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week - March 1 The attacker from Glen Head, N.Y. matched her own program record for goals in a game, netting five goals on six shots, including a first-half hat trick, to help Michigan overcome a three-goal halftime deficit and defeat Canisius, TEAM THREE MAKING A DIFFERENCE Game For Change: On April 2, the Michigan men s and women s lacrosse doubleheader at Michigan Stadium marked the second annual Game for Change. The two programs, in collaboration with the One Love Foundation, have joined together over the past two years to Unite against Relationship Violence. The One Love Foundation was founded in honor of Yeardley Love, a University of Virginia women s lacrosse player who lost her life in 2010 to an unhealthy relationship involving a member of the UVA men s lacrosse team. The Wolverines are encouraging the U-M student body, faculty, staff and fans to speak out if you notice signs of relationship violence around them. UPCOMING BIG TEN TOURNAMENT This year s Big Ten Tournament will be hosted by Northwestern University from May 5-8. All six conference teams qualify for the tournament, where the top two teams receive a first-round bye -- Maryland is 4-0 in conference play and has already locked up one of those two spots. Penn State (3-1), Ohio State (2-2), and Northwestern (2-2) are battling for the other first-round bye, as well as the third and fourth spots, while the winner of Saturday s Michigan-Rutgers matchup will determine the fifth and sixth seeds for the tournament. All tournament games will be shown live on the Big Ten Network and streamed on BTN2Go. IWLCA Coaches Poll April 25, 2016 Rank Team Points Record Prev 1 Maryland #* Florida # North Carolina Syracuse Southern California # Notre Dame Stony Brook Louisville Stanford Virginia Penn St. #* Princeton Duke Penn Northwestern #* T Boston College T Massachusetts # Cornell Ohio St. #* Towson Also Receiving Votes: Johns Hopkins, Albany, Colorado # * Big Ten Conference # 2016 Opponent NATIONAL RANKINGS

3 2016 NUMERICAL ROSTER # Wolverine Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School Pronunciation 1 Sophie duphily A 5-4 Jr. Chadds Ford, Pa./Kennett do-philly 2 Lauren Pryor D 5-7 Jr. Darien, Conn./Darien 3 Madeline Dion M 5-4 Jr. Annapolis, Md./Annapolis MAD-uh-line DEE-on 4 Natalie Carti A 5-3 Jr. Oakland, N.J./Indian Hills CART-e 5 Jess Angerman A 5-6 Jr. Shoreham, N.Y./Shoreham-Wading River ANGER-minn 6 Tess Korten A 5-0 Jr. Glen Head, N.Y./North Shore COURT-in 7 Allison Silber G 5-7 Jr. Phoenix, Md./McDonogh SIL-bur 8 Kelly Schlansker A 5-4 Jr. Glenville, N.Y./Niskayuna SHHLANKS-kerr 9 Anna Schueler M 5-5 Jr. Chicago, Ill./Loyola Academy SHOE-ler 10 Amanda Flayhan M 5-3 Fr. Waccabuc, N.Y../John Jay 11 Kim Coughlan M 5-8 Jr. Port Jefferson, N.Y./Saint Anthony s COG-lynn 12 Allie Breitfeller A 5-1 Jr. East Northport, N.Y./Northport BRIGHT-fell-er 13 Gigi Packard D 5-7 So. Needham, Mass./Thayer Academy 15 Kelly Kubach D 5-2 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./William Penn Charter COO-bahk 16 Lauren Oberlander A/M 5-3 Jr. Westfield, N.J./Kent Place School OH-bur-land-er 17 Emma Guarino D/M 5-4 Jr. Davidsonville, Md./Roland Park Country School guh-re-no 18 Bianca Brueckner A 5-9 R-So. Weston, Mass./Weston BRUCK-ner (like truck ) 20 Margaret Metzger D/M 5-7 Jr. Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Lahser 22 Kat Geffken G 5-9 So. Andover, Mass./Andover 23 Devon Maltz M 5-7 So. Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood 24 Hadie Evarts D/M 5-6 Jr. Austin, Texas/St. Stephen s Episcopal School HAD-e 25 Katie Melvin A 5-10 So. Villanova, Pa./Harriton 26 Brooke Pancoast D 5-6 Jr. Villanova, Pa./Radnor 28 Mae Tarr A 5-5 So. Parkville, Md./Notre Dame Prep 29 Megan Schulte M 5-7 Fr. Glenview, Ill./Loyola Academy SCHOLE-tee 30 Emily Braun M 5-4 Jr. Grand Rapids, Mich./Grand Rapids Catholic Central 31 Ariana Vespa M 5-3 Fr. Birmingham, Mich./Cranbrook ARR-E-on-uh 32 Carly Heine M 5-4 Fr. Ijamsville,Md./Oakdale HINE (like nine ) 33 Mira Shane G 5-5 Fr. Princeton, N.J./Princeton MEER-uh 34 Grace Hemmer M 5-5 Fr. Kenilworth, Ill./New Trier 35 Sarah Mehlman M/A 5-7 Fr. Scarsdale, N.Y./Scarsdale MELL-min 36 Becca Marchant D 5-8 So. Washington, D.C./Georgetown Day mar-shont 37 Maddie Klee A 5-6 Fr. Sinking Spring, Pa./Wilson 38 Molly Fishter M 5-4 So. Florham Park, N.J./Madison FISH-ter 39 Gabby Burns A 5-4 Fr. Fallston, Md./Notre Dame Prep 41 Adriana Pendino A 5-6 Fr. Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown pen-dee-no 42 Sydney Dalmass A/M 5-6 So. Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown DAHL-mus 43 Ali Barzyk A 5-1 So. Lutherville, Md./McDonogh BAR-zik 44 Alli Kothari G 5-5 Fr. Narberth, Pa./The Shipley School kuh-tar-ee 45 Katie Smesko A/M 5-7 So. Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood SMESS-co 49 Maggie Handlan D 5-4 Fr. Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown 77 Madison Richardson M/D 5-5 Fr. Norcross, Ga./Woodward Academy Coaching Staff Head Coach: Jennifer Ulehla (YOU-luh-luh) Assistant Coach: Laura Bernotas (Ber-NOT-iss) Assistant Coach: Molly Hulseman (HULSE-min) CONNECTICUT (1) Lauren Pryor GEORGIA (1) Madison Richardson ILLINOIS (3) Anna Schueler Megan Schulte Grace Hemmer MARYLAND (7) Ali Barzyk Gabby Burns Madeline Dion Emma Guarino Carly Heine Allison Silber Mae Tarr WOLVERINES BY STATE (42) NEW JERSEY (9) Natalie Carti Sydney Dalmass Molly Fishter Maggie Handlan Devon Maltz Lauren Oberlander Adriana Pendino Mira Shane Katie Smesko NEW YORK (7) Jess Angerman Allie Breitfeller Kim Coughlan Amanda Flayhan Tess Korten Sarah Mehlman Kelly Schlansker HEAD COACH JENNIFER ULEHLA Alma Mater...Maryland, 91 Head Coach at Michigan...Third Season Record at Michigan Big Ten Record Collegiate Head Coach...13th Season Record as Head Coach Jennifer Ulehla is in her third year as the head coach of the Michigan women s lacrosse program. She was announced as Michigan s first head coach in program history in September 2011 and has been working to build a championship culture within her program from day one. Under Ulehla s guidance, Michigan compiled a 4-13 record in its first season as a Division I program in The Wolverines went 5-12 in 2015, which marked U-M s first season competing in the Big Ten Conference, but were competitive in nearly every game, losing five games by just one goal. MASSACHUSETTS (3) Bianca Brueckner Kat Geffken Gigi Packard MICHIGAN (3) Emily Braun Margaret Metzger Ariana Vespa PENNSYLVANIA (6) Sophie duphily Maddie Klee Alli Kothari Kelly Kubach Katie Melvin Brooke Pancoast TEXAS (1) Hadie Evarts WASHINGTON D.C. (1) Becca Marchant Prior to coming to Ann Arbor, Ulehla gained experience in the development of a new program as an assistant coach at Florida from January 2008-June Taking a hiatus from collegiate lacrosse, Ulehla worked as an assistant coach with the U.S. National Elite Team from Previous collegiate head coaching stops for Ulehla also include Temple ( ) and James Madison ( ). She was inducted into the James Madison University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2013 for her contributions to the program. As a player, Ulehla was a two-time All-American at Maryland ( ) and also competed on the U.S. National Lacrosse team from

4 SCOUTING RUTGERS Under the direction of 14th-year head coach Laura Brand-Sias, Rutgers is currently 4-11 overall, including a 1-3 mark in Big Ten play. The Scarlet Knights first Big Ten win in program history came when they upset No. 15 Ohio State, 13-12, in double overtime (April 21). As a team, Rutgers is scoring an average of 10.0 goals per game while giving up per outing. Junior midfielder Kristina Dunphey leads RU with in points and goals with 42 and 34, respectively, while her 2.8 points per game rank tied for ninth in the Big Ten. Dunphey also leads the Scarlet Knights with 29 draw controls this season. RU goalies, Devon Kearns and Bianca Dente have split time in the cage, with Dente recording a 3-7 record and Kearns going 1-4 in decisions earned. Series vs. Rutgers: Rutgers holds a 1-0 lead in the all-time series, as the Scarlet Knights defeated the Wolverines, 7-6, in the first meeting between the two teams in Michigan was unable to hold on to a 6-4 second-half lead, as Rutgers closed the game on a 3-0 run to edge the Wolverines. High School Connections: Five Michigan student-athletes played high school lacrosse with members of Rutgers roster. Between the two teams, five players attended Moorestown High School (Moorestown, N.J.) -- for U-M, sophomore Sydney Dalmass, and freshmen Maggie Handlan and Adriana Pendino, and for Rutgers senior Nikki McMonagle and freshman Abbey Brooks. U-M junior Kim Coughlan and Rutgers senior Chrissy Schreiber and sophomore Kerri Puckhaber played together at Saint Anthony s (Huntington Station, N.Y.), and U-M junior Natalie Carti and RU redshirt sophomore Nicole Kopyta both attended Indian Hills (Oakland, N.J.). Last time they met: Lacrosse Box Score (Final) Michigan Women's Lacrosse Rutgers vs Michigan (Apr 26, 2015 at Ann Arbor, Mich.) Rutgers (2-15, 1-4 Big Ten) vs. Michigan (5-11, 0-5 Big Ten) Date: Apr 26, 2015 Attendance: 312 Weather: 53, sunny Score by period 1 2 Total Rutgers Michigan Rutgers SCORING: GOALS: Turturro, Amanda 3; Sbrilli, Lauren 2; Arthur, Melissa 1; Kolodny, Kim 1. ASSISTS: Sbrilli, Lauren 1; Scott, Macy 1; Vlahos, Jenny 1. Michigan SCORING: GOALS: Jess Angerman 2; Lauren Oberlander 2; Tess Korten 1; Anna Schueler 1. ASSISTS: Tess Korten 1. Shots by period 1 2 Total Rutgers Michigan Ground balls/prd 1 2 Total Rutgers Michigan Draw controls/prd 1 2 Total Rutgers Michigan Saves by period 1 2 Total Rutgers Michigan Fouls by period 1 2 Total Rutgers Michigan Turnovers by prd 1 2 Total Rutgers Michigan Clears by period 1 2 Total Rutgers Michigan Free-position shots 1 2 Total Rutgers Michigan Stadium: Michigan Stadium Official's signature Officials: Lisa Volland; Linda Strapp; Elaine Torvinen. Scorer: Whitney Dixon.

5 #5 Jess Angerman (Jr. A) Points: 6, 3 times Goals: 4, 5X, last Oregon, Feb. 19, 2016 Assists: 5, at Notre Dame, April 12, 2015 Ground Balls: 3, 3X, last Niagara, April 12, 2016 Draw Controls: 5, at Penn State, March 23, 2014 Caused Turnovers: 2, Duquesne, March 20, 2016 Free-position Goals: 1, 10X, last at Florida, Feb. 13, 2016 #43 Ali Barzyk (So. A) #30 Emily Braun (Jr. M) Points: 2, Winthrop, March 20, 2014 Goals: 1, 4 times Assists: 1, 4 times Ground Balls: 4, 2X, last at SDSU, March 1, 2016 Draw Controls: 3, 2X, last at High Point, March 13, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 3, 3X, last at SDSU, March 1, 2016 Free-position Goals: 1, 4X, last Fresno State, April 26, 2014 #12 Allie Breitfeller (Jr. A) Points: 3, Fresno State, April 26, 2014 Goals: 3, Fresno State, April 26, 2014 Assists: 2, Marquette, Feb. 28, 2014 Ground Balls: 5, at Jacksonville, March 5, 2014 Draw Controls: 3, last vs. Marquette, Feb. 28, 2014 Caused Turnovers: 2, 2X, last Canisius, Feb. 26, 2016 #18 Bianca Brueckner (R-So. A) Points: 1, 2X, last Niagara, April 12, 2016 Goals: 1, 2X, last Niagara, April 12, 2016 Ground Balls: 1, 7X, last Maryland, April 23, 2016 Draw Controls: 1, 2X, last at High Point, March 13, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2, St. Bonaventure, Feb. 28, 2015 Free-position Goals: 1, 2X, last Niagara, April 12, 2016 #39 Gabby Burns (Fr. A) #4 Natalie Carti (Jr. A) Points: 4, Central Michigan, Feb. 7, 2016 Goals: 4, Central Michigan, Feb. 7, 2016 Assists: 1, 2X, last at Florida, Feb. 13, 2016 Ground Balls: 3, Central Michigan, Feb. 7, 2016 Draw Controls: 2, 6X, last Maryland, April 23, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2, 3X, last Niagara, April 12, 2016 Free Position Goals: 1, 3X, last Canisius, Feb. 26, 2016 #11 Kim Coughlan (Jr. M) Points: 6, Marquette, Feb. 21, 2016 Goals: 5, 3X, last Ohio State, April 2, 2016 Assists: 1, 10X, last at SDSU, March 1, 2016 Ground Balls: 3, 2X, last at Maryland, April 18, 2015 Draw Controls: 6, 2X, last Oregon, Feb. 19, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2, 2x, last Marquette, Feb. 21, 2016 Free-position Goals: 3, Marquette, Feb. 21, 2016 #42 Sydney Dalmass (So. A/M) #3 Madeline Dion (Jr. M) Points: 3, 2X, at Notre Dame, April 12, 2015 Goals: 3, 2X, at Notre Dame, April 12, 2015 Assists: 1, Marquette, Feb. 28, 2014 Ground Balls: 5, Central Michigan, Feb. 7, 2016 Draw Controls: 5, at California, March 3, 3015 Caused Turnovers: 5, 2X, last Duquesne, March 20, 2016 Free-position Goals: 1, 4X, last at Notre Dame, April 12, 2015 #1 Sophie duphily (Jr. A) Points: 5, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Goals: 3, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Assists: 2, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Ground Balls: 2, 2X, last Winthrop, March 20, 2014 Draw Controls: 1, 6X, last at Penn State, April 9, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 1, 4X, last Marquette, Feb. 21, 2016 Free-position Goals: 1, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 CAREER SINGLE-GAME HIGHS #24 Hadie Evarts (Jr. D/M) #38 Molly Fishter (So. M) Points: 1, 3X, last at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Assists: 1, 3X, last at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Ground Balls: 4, 2X, last Duquesne, April 5, 2015 Draw Controls: 2, at USC, March 4, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 3, at Notre Dame, April 12, 2015 #10 Amanda Flayhan (Fr. M) #22 Kat Geffken (So. G) Saves: 3, St. Bonaventure, Feb. 28, 2015 Ground Balls: 1, St. Bonaventure, Feb. 28, 2015 #17 Emma Guarino (Jr. D/M) Ground Balls: 3, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Draw Controls: 2, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 2, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 #49 Maggie Handlan (Fr. D) Ground Balls: 1, 3X, last Maryland, April 23, 2016 Draw Controls: 1, Maryland, April 23, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 1, 2X, last Ohio State, April 2, 2016 #32 Carly Heine (Fr. M) Ground Balls: 2, Maryland, April 23, 2016 #34 Grace Hemmer (Fr. M) #37 Maddie Klee (Fr. A) #6 Tess Korten (Jr. A) Points: 7, California, April 12, 2014 Goals: 5, 2X, last Canisius, Feb. 26, 2016 Assists: 3, California, April 12, 2014 Ground Balls: 3, 2X, last at Marquette, March 20, 2015 Draw Controls: 3, 5X, last Fresno State, April 26, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 2, at Marquette, March 20, 2015 Free-position Goals: 3, Fresno State, April 26, 2014 #44 Alli Kothari (Fr. G) Saves: 1, Central Michigan, Feb. 7, 2016 #15 Kelly Kubach (Jr. D) Ground Balls: 3, 7X, last SDSU, March 1, 2016 Draw Controls: 3, 2X, last Marquette, March 20, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 4, Niagara, April 12, 2016 #23 Devon Maltz (So. M) Ground Balls: 1, 2X, last at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Draw Controls: 1, St. Bonaventure, Feb. 28, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 1, St. Bonaventure, Feb. 28, 2015 #36 Becca Marchant (So. D) Ground Balls: 4, 2X, last at High Point, March 13, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 3, at High Point, March 13, 2016 Draw Controls: 1, at SDSU, March 1, 2016 #25 Katie Melvin (So. A) Points: 1, St. Bonaventure, Feb. 28, 2015 Assists: 1, St. Bonaventure, Feb. 28, 2015 #35 Sarah Mehlman (Fr. M/A) #20 Margaret Metzger (Jr. D/M) Ground Balls: 4, at Winthrop, Feb. 22, 2015 Draw Controls: 4, at Notre Dame, April 12, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 2, 8X, last Niagara, April 12, 2016 #16 Lauren Oberlander (Jr. A/M) Points: 5, Colorado, March 22, 2015 Goals: 4, Colorado, March 22, 2015 Assists: 1, 7X, last at SDSU, March 1, 2016 Ground Balls: 4, 2X, last at USC, March 4, 2016 Draw Controls: 2, Marquette, Feb. 21, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 3, 2X, last Niagara, April 12, 2016 Free-position Goals: 2, Colorado, March 22, 2015 #13 Gigi Packard (So. D) #26 Brooke Pancoast (Jr. D) Ground Balls: 4, 2X, last Marquette, March 20, 2015 Draw Controls: 3, Niagara, March 14, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 3, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 #41 Adriana Pendino (Fr. A) Draw Controls: 1, Marquette, Feb. 21, 2016 #2 Lauren Pryor (Jr. D) Ground Balls: 3, at Detroit, April 16, 2014 Draw Controls: 1, 2X, last St. Bonaventure, Feb. 28, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 2, at Detroit, April 16, 2014 #77 Madison Richardson (Fr. M/D) #8 Kelly Schlansker (Jr. A) Points: 3, Niagara, April 12, 2016 Goals: 3, Niagara, April 12, 2016 Assists: 1, 2X, last at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Ground Balls: 2, 4X, last Colorado, March 22, 2015 Draw Controls: 2, California, April 12, 2014 Caused Turnovers: 2, Colorado, March 22, 2015 #9 Anna Schueler (Jr. M) Points: 6, UC Davis, March 30, 2014 Goals: 5, 2X, last at California, March 3, 3015 Assists: 2, 5X, last Niagara, April 12, 2016 Ground Balls: 5, at Winthrop, Feb. 22, 2015 Draw Controls: 6, 4X, last Niagara, April 12, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 3, 4X, last at Northwestern, April 7, 2016 Free-position Goals: 2, at High Point, March 13, 2016 #29 Megan Schulte (Fr. M) #33 Mira Shane (Fr. G) Saves: 9, 2X, last at Northwestern, April 7, 2016 Ground Balls: 4, at High Point, March 13, 2016 Caused Turnovers: 2, at High Point, March 13, 2016 #7 Allison Silber (Jr. G) Saves: 14, at Penn State, March 23, 2014 Ground Balls: 7, at Florida, March 8, 2014 Caused Turnovers: 3, at Villanova, Feb. 22, 2014 #45 Katie Smesko (So. A/M) #28 Mae Tarr (So. M) Points: 6, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Goals: 5, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Assists: 1, 2X, last Niagara, April 12, 2016 Ground Balls: 3, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Draw Controls: 7, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 Caused Turnovers: 1, 2X, last at Maryland, April 18, 2016 Free-position Goals: 2, at St. Mary s, March 6, 2015 #31 Ariana Vespa (Fr. M) Draw Controls: 1, UMass, March 18, 2016

6 MICHIGAN 2016 SEASON TOTALS Games with 3 or more goals Kim Coughlan 5 Tess Korten 5 Jess Angerman 2 Anna Schueler 2 Natalie Carti 1 Kelly Schlansker 1 Free Position Goals Kim Coughlan 8 Anna Schueler 6 Tess Korten 5 Lauren Oberlander 3 Natalie Carti 2 Jess Angerman 2 Bianca Brueckner 2 Kelly Schlansker 1 Allie Breitfeller 1 Active Point Streaks -- games (points) Anna Schueler 9 (17) Jess Angerman 5 (10) Active Goal Streaks -- games (goals) Jess Angerman 5 (8) Anna Schueler 3 (5) Kim Coughlan 2 (6) Multiple Point Games Tess Korten 9 Kim Coughlan 9 Anna Schueler 9 Jess Angerman 8 Lauren Oberlander 5 Natalie Carti 5 Allie Breitfeller 1 Kelly Schlansker 1 Multiple Goal Games Tess Korten 9 Kim Coughlan 9 Jess Angerman 6 Anna Schueler 5 Natalie Carti 3 Lauren Oberlander 3 Kelly Schlansker 1 Multiple Assist Games Anna Schueler 4 Jess Angerman 1 MICHIGAN CAREER TOTALS Games with 3 or more goals Jess Angerman 14 Anna Schueler 13 Kim Coughlan 11 Tess Korten 11 Lauren Oberlander 3 Madeline Dion 2 Allie Breitfeller 1 Natalie Carti 1 Sophie duphily 1 Kelly Schlansker 1 Mae Tarr 1 Free Position Goals Kim Coughlan 20 Tess Korten 15 Anna Schueler 16 Jess Angerman 11 Lauren Oberlander 9 Emily Braun 4 Natalie Carti 3 Madeline Dion 3 Mae Tarr 2 Kelly Schlansker 2 Bianca Brueckner 2 Sophie duphily 1 Allie Breitfeller 1 Multiple Point Games (2 or more games) Anna Schueler 33 Jess Angerman 32 Kim Coughlan 27 Tess Korten 26 Lauren Oberlander 16 Madeline Dion 7 Kelly Schlansker 6 Allie Breitfeller 4 Natalie Carti 4 Multiple Goal Games (2 or more games) Kim Coughlan 27 Jess Angerman 27 Tess Korten 22 Anna Schueler 22 Lauren Oberlander 12 Madeline Dion 6 Natalie Carti 4 Kelly Schlansker 4 Multiple Assist Games Jess Angerman 9 Tess Korten 3 Anna Schueler 4 Sophie duphily 1 Allie Breitfeller 1

7 MICHIGAN BY THE NUMBERS THE LAST TIME MICHIGAN... Scored 5 or fewer goals... 4/7/ at #13 Northwestern (L, 20-4) Scored 6-9 goals... 4/23/ vs. #1 Maryland (L, 18-8) Scored goals... 4/12/ vs. Niagara (W, 13-1) Scored goals... 3/14/ vs. Niagara (W, 15-8) Scored 20+ goals... 3/6/ at St. Mary s (W, 22-8) Allowed 5 or fewer goals... 4/12/ vs. Niagara (W, 13-1) Allowed 6-9 goals... 3/1/ at San Diego State (W, 10-6) Allowed goals... 4/17/ vs. #10 Penn State (L, 13-8) Allowed goals... 4/23/ vs. #21 Maryland (L, 18-8) Allowed 20+ goals... 4/7/ at #13 Northwestern (L, 20-4) Attempted 10 or fewer shots... Never happened... Attempted shots... 4/17/ vs. #10 Penn State (17) Attempted shots... 4/23/ vs. #1 Maryland (23) Attempted shots... 4/12/ vs. Niagara (32) Attempted 40+ shots... 2/28/ vs. St. Bonaventure (47) Allowed 10 or fewer shots... 3/20/ vs. Duquesne (9) Allowed shots... 4/12/ vs. Niagara (13) Allowed shots... 4/2/ vs. #18 Ohio State (24) Allowed shots... 4/23/ vs. #1 Maryland (30) Allowed 40+ shots... 3/5/ at Jacksonville (41) Won in overtime... Never happened... Won in double overtime... 4/12/ vs. California (13-12) Lost in overtime... 3/11/ vs. Virginia Tech (13-12) Lost in double overtime... 3/22/ vs. Colorado (14-13) THE LAST TIME A WOLVERINE... Scored 4 goals... 4/17/2016 vs. #10 Penn State... Kim Coughlan Scored 5 goals... 4/2/2016 vs. #18 Ohio State... Kim Coughlan Had 2 assists... 4/12/2016 vs. Niagara... Anna Schueler Had 3 assists... 4/12/2014 vs. California... Tess Korten Had 4 assists... Never happened... Had 5 assists...4/12/2015 at #13 Notre Dame...Jess Angerman Had 5 draw controls... 3/18/2016 vs. #20 Massachusetts... Anna Schueler Had 6 draw controls...4/12/2016 vs. Niagara... Anna Schueler Had 7 draw controls...3/6/2015 at St. Mary s... Mae Tarr Had 5 ground balls... 2/7/2016 vs. Central Michigan...Madeline Dion Had 6+ ground balls...3/5/2014 at Jacksonville...Allison Silber (7) Caused 4 turnovers... 4/23/2016 vs. #1 Maryland...Madeline Dion Caused 5 turnovers... 3/20/2016 vs. Duquense...Madeline Dion Made 10+ saves... 4/17/2016 vs. #10 Penn State... Allison Silber (13) U-M IN At home On the road At a neutral site Overtime Record in one-goal matches When scoring first When opponent scores first When leading at halftime When trailing at halftime When tied at halftime Against ranked opponents Against unranked opponents When scoring 5 or fewer goals When scoring 6-9 goals When scoring goal When scoring goals When scoring 20+ goals When allowing 5 or fewer goals When allowing 6-9 goals When allowing goal When allowing goals When allowing 20+ goals When outshooting opponent When outshot by opponent When teams have same number of shots When recording more ground balls When recording fewer ground balls When recording same number of ground balls When winning more draw controls When winning fewer draw controls When winning same number of draw controls When committing fewer turnovers When committing more turnovers When committing same number of turnovers...1-0

8 2016 SEASON STATS University of Michigan Lacrosse Michigan Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Apr 23, 2016) Overall: 6-10 Conf: 0-4 Home: 5-6 Away: 1-4 Neut: 0-0 ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw up dn fpg-fps gb dc t/o ct pen-min foul rc yc 11 Coughlan, Kim Korten, Tess Schueler, Anna Angerman, Jess Carti, Natalie Oberlander, Lauren Breitfeller, Allie Schlansker, Kelly Dion, Madeline Brueckner, Bianca duphily, Sophie Tarr, Mae Vespa, Ariana Pendino, Adriana Melvin, Katie Kubach, Kelly Richardson, Madison Handlan, Maggie Kothari, Alli Burns, Gabby Fishter, Molly Marchant, Becca Shane, Mira Heine, Carly Braun, Emily Pancoast, Brooke Metzger, Margaret Silber, Allison Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 33 Shane, Mira : Kothari, Alli 1-0 6: Silber, Allison : Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Michigan Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Michigan Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd Total Michigan Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Michigan Opponents Attendance Summary MICH Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 11/378 5/506 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 CLEARS: Michigan , Opponents MAN-UP OPPS: Michigan , Opponents

9 University of Michigan Lacrosse Michigan Team Game-by-Game All games (as of Apr 26, 2016) TEAM STATISTICS Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sog GW UP DN fpg-fps GB DC TO CT Pen-Min Fo RC YC GC Feb 7, 2016 CENTRAL MICHIGAN Feb 13, 2016 Florida Feb 19, 2016 OREGON Feb 21, 2016 MARQUETTE Feb 26, 2016 CANISIUS Mar 01, 2016 San Diego State Mar 04, 2016 USC Mar 13, 2016 High Point Mar 18, 2016 MASSACHUSETTS Mar 20, 2016 DUQUESNE Mar 27, 2016 COLORADO Apr 2, 2016 OHIO STATE Apr 07, 2016 Northwestern Apr 12, 2016 NIAGARA Apr 17, 2016 PENN STATE Apr 23, 2016 MARYLAND Michigan Opponent TEAM PER-GAME Games played: 16 Shots per game: 21.62; Goals per game: 8.75 Assists per game: 2.06; Points per game: Shot pct:.405; SOG pct:.717 Faceoff W-L pct:.000; Clear pct.: Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced Feb 7, 2016 CENTRAL MICHIGAN : Feb 13, 2016 Florida : Feb 19, 2016 OREGON : Feb 21, 2016 MARQUETTE : Feb 26, 2016 CANISIUS : Mar 01, 2016 San Diego State : Mar 04, 2016 USC : Mar 13, 2016 High Point : Mar 18, 2016 MASSACHUSETTS : Mar 20, 2016 DUQUESNE : Mar 27, 2016 COLORADO : Apr 2, 2016 OHIO STATE : Apr 07, 2016 Northwestern : Apr 12, 2016 NIAGARA : Apr 17, 2016 PENN STATE : Apr 23, 2016 MARYLAND : Totals : Opponent 959:

10 University of Michigan Lacrosse Michigan Game-by-Game Goals-Assists-Points All games (as of Apr 26, 2016) Opponent Date Score DUPHILY,SO DION,MADEL CARTI,NATA ANGERMAN,J KORTEN,TES SILBER,ALL SCHLANSKER SCHUELER,A COUGHLAN,K BREITFELLE KUBACH,KEL CMU Feb W DNP DNP DNP at UF Feb L DNP DNP ORE Feb L DNP MU Feb W DNP CAN Feb W at SDSU Mar W DNP at USC Mar L at HPU Mar L UMASS Mar L DNP DNP DUQ Mar W DNP COLO Mar L OSU Apr L DNP at NU Apr L DNP DNP NIA Apr W DNP DNP PSU Apr L DNP DNP UMD Apr L DNP DNP Opponent Date Score OBERLANDER BRUECKNER, METZGER,MA MELVIN,KAT PANCOAST,B TARR,MAE BRAUN,EMIL VESPA,ARIA HEINE,CARL SHANE,MIRA MARCHANT,B CMU Feb W DNP at UF Feb L DNP DNP DNP ORE Feb L DNP DNP DNP MU Feb W DNP DNP DNP DNP CAN Feb W DNP DNP at SDSU Mar W DNP DNP at USC Mar L DNP DNP DNP at HPU Mar L DNP DNP DNP DNP UMASS Mar L DNP DNP DUQ Mar W DNP DNP COLO Mar L DNP DNP OSU Apr L DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at NU Apr L DNP DNP NIA Apr W DNP DNP PSU Apr L DNP UMD Apr L DNP DNP

11 MICHIGAN STATISTICAL RECORDS POINTS Game G A P Opponent 1. Tess Korten California, Jess Angerman X, last Cal, 2014 Jess Angerman at Notre Dame, 2015 Kim Coughlan Marquette, 2016 Anna Schueler UC Davis, 2014 Mae Tarr at St. Mary s, Kim Coughlan X, last OSU, 2016 Tess Korten X, last Canisius, 2016 Anna Schueler at Cal, 2015 Kim Coughlan at California, 2015 Tess Korten X, last at SDSU, 2016 Lauren Oberlander Colorado, 2015 Sophie duphily at St. Mary s, 2015 Season G A P Year 1. Jess Angerman Jess Angerman Anna Schueler Anna Schueler Tess Korten Kim Coughlan Kim Coughlan Tess Korten Anna Schueler Jess Angerman Career G A P Year 1. Jess Angerman Anna Schueler Tess Korten Kim Coughlan Lauren Oberlander Madeline Dion Allie Breitfeller Natalie Carti Kelly Schlansker Sophie duphily GOALS Game 1. Tess Korten 5 2X, last Canisius, 2016 Anna Schueler 5 2X, last at Cal, 2015 Mae Tarr 5 at St. Mary s, 2015 Kim Coughlan 5 3X, last Ohio State, Jess Angerman 4 5X, last Oregon 2016 Tess Korten 4 4X, last at SDSU, 2016 Kim Coughlan 4 4X, last Penn State, 2016 Lauren Oberlander 4 Colorado, 2015 Anna Schueler 4 Niagara, 2015 Natalie Carti 4 Central Michigan, 2016 Season 1. Anna Schueler Jess Angerman Anna Schueler Jess Angerman Kim Coughlan Kim Coughlan Tess Korten Tess Korten Lauren Oberlander Kim Coughlan Career 1. Anna Schueler Kim Coughlan Jess Angerman Tess Korten Lauren Oberlander Madeline Dion Natalie Carti Kelly Schlansker Allie Breitfeller Sophie duphily FREE-POSITION GOALS Game 1. Tess Korten 3 Fresno State, 2014 Kim Coughlan 3 Marquette, Kim Coughlan 2 2X, last NU, 2015 Tess Korten 2 St. Bonaventure, 2015 Lauren Oberlander 2 Colorado, 2015 Mae Tarr 2 St. Mary s, 2015 Season 1. Kim Coughlan Kim Coughlan Anna Schueler Jess Angerman Tess Korten Tess Korten Anna Schueler Lauren Oberlander Anna Schueler ASSISTS Game 1. Jess Angerman 5 at Notre Dame, Tess Korten 3 California, Jess Angerman 2 7X, last Duquesne, 2016 Tess Korten 2 2X, at MU, 2015 Allie Breitfeller 2 Marquette, 2014 Anna Schueler 2 5X, last Niagara, 2016 Sophie duphily 2 at St. Mary s, 2015 Season 1. Jess Angerman Jess Angerman Anna Schueler Anna Schueler Tess Korten Jess Angerman Anna Schueler Sophie duphily Tess Korten Lauren Oberlander Career 1. Jess Angerman Anna Schueler Tess Korten Kim Coughlan Lauren Oberlander Sophie duphily Allie Breitfeller Emily Braun Amanda Sutor Molly Fishter Career 1. Kim Coughlan Anna Schueler Tess Korten Jess Angerman Lauren Oberlander Madeline Dion Emily Braun Natalie Carti Mae Tarr Kelly Schlansker Bianca Brueckner

12 MICHIGAN STATISTICAL RECORDS CONTINUED... GROUND BALLS Game 1. Allison Silber 7 at Florida, Anna Schueler 5 at Winthrop, 2015 Allison Silber 5 3X, last at Winthrop, 2015 Allie Breitfeller 5 at Jacksonville, 2014 Sara Beach 5 at Detroit, 2014 Madeline Dion 5 Central Michigan, Madeline Dion 4 2X, last Colorado, 2015 Molly Fishter 4 2X, l ast Duquesne, 2015 Brooke Pancoast 4 2X, last at Marquette, 2015 Anna Schueler 4 3X, Duquesne, 2016 Sara Beach 4 2X, last California, 2014 Emily Braun 4 2X, at SDSU, 2016 Margaret Metzger 4 Winthrop, 2015 Lauren Oberlander 4 2X, last at USC, 2016 Allison Silber 4 vs. Ohio State, 2014 Becca Marchant 4 2X, last at HPU, 2016 Mira Shane 4 at High Point, 2016 Season 1. Allison Silber Madeline Dion Anna Schueler Allison Silber Sara Beach Emily Braun Anna Schueler Margaret Metzger Anna Schueler Kelly Kubach Career 1. Allison Silber Anna Schueler Madeline Dion Kelly Kubach Brooke Pancoast Margaret Metzger Lauren Oberlander Emily Braun Jess Angerman Tess Korten CAUSED TURNOVERS Game 1. Madeline Dion 5 2X, Duquesne, Madeline Dion 4 4X, last Maryland, 2016 Kelly Kubach 4 Niagara, Allison Silber 3 at Villanova, 2014 Kelly Kubach 3 5X, last OSU, 2016 Anna Schueler 3 4X, last at NU, 2016 Sara Beach 3 at Detroit, 2014 Brooke Pancoast 3 at St. Mary s, 2015 Emily Braun 3 3X, last at SDSU, 2016 Molly Fishter 3 at Notre Dame, 2015 Kim Coughlan 3 vs. Northwestern, 2015 Lauren Oberlander 3 2X, last Niagara, 2016 Becca Marchant 3 at High Point, 2016 Season 1. Madeline Dion Kelly Kubach Madeline Dion Anna Schueler Anna Schueler Sara Beach Anna Schueler Kelly Kubach Kelly Kubach Lauren Oberlander Career 1. Madeline Dion Kelly Kubach Anna Schueler Lauren Oberlander Emily Braun Brooke Pancoast Margaret Metzger Kim Coughlan Tess Korten Sara Beach DRAW CONTROLS Game 1. Mae Tarr 7 at St. Mary s, Kim Coughlan 6 2X, last Oregon, 2016 Anna Schueler 6 4X, last Niagara, Anna Schueler 5 7X, last UMass, 2016 Jess Angerman 5 Penn State, 2014 Kim Coughlan 5 at Notre Dame, 2015 Madeline Dion 5 at California, 2015 Season 1. Anna Schueler Anna Schueler Anna Schueler Kim coughlan Tess Korten Jess Angerman Kim Coughlan Margaret Metzger Mae Tarr Natalie Carti Career 1. Anna Schueler Kim Coughlan Jess Angerman Tess Korten Margaret Metzger Emily Braun Madeline Dion Mae Tarr Natalie Carti Kelly Kubach SAVES Game 1. Allison Silber 14 at Penn State, 2014 Allison Silber 14 at Maryland, Allison Silber 13 2X, last Penn State, Allison Silber 12 2X, last at PSU, Allison Silber 11 Duquesne, 2015 Season (minimum 10 saves) 1. Allison Silber Allison Silber Allison Silber Mira Shane Career (minimum 10 saves) 1. Allison Silber Mira Shane SAVE PERCENTAGE Game (minimum 30 minutes played) 1. Mira Shane Central Michigan, Allison Silber.625 Oregon, Mira Shane.571 at Florida, Mira Shane.492 Niagara, Mira Shane.485 San Diego State, Mira Shane.483 Canisius, Allison Silber.481 at San Diego State, 2016 Mira Shane.481 Maryland, Mira Shane.473 at USC, Mira Shane.472 Marquette, 2016 Season (minimum 10 saves) 1. Mira Shane Allison Silber Allison Silber Allison Silber Career (minimum 10 saves) 1. Mira Shane Allison Silber

13 MICHIGAN STATISTICAL RECORDS CONTINUED... MISC. RECORDS Single Game Team Records Most Goals Scored 22 at St. Mary s 3/6/15 19 Fresno State 4/26/14 18 St. Bonaventure 2/28/15 16 at Detroit 4/16/14 16 at California 3/3/15 15 Niagara 3/14/15 13 UC Davis 3/30/14 13 California 4/12/14 13 Colorado 3/22/15 13 Niagara 4/12/16 Fewest Goals Scored 0 at Florida 2/14/15 3 Ohio State 4/2/14 4 Colorado 3/27/16 4 at USC 3/4/16 4 at Florida 2/13/14 4 at Northwestern 4/7/16 5 at Johns Hopkins 3/16/14 5 UMass 3/18/16 5 at Ohio State 3/27/16 5 at Penn State 4/9/15 6 Northwestern 3/11/14 6 Rutgers 4/26/15 6 at High Point 3/13/16 Most Goals Allowed 21 at Florida 2/14/15 21 at Notre Dame 4/12/15 20 at Villanova 2/22/14 20 at Florida 3/8/14 20 Northwestern 3/11/14 20 at Johns Hopkins 3/16/14 20 at Penn State 3/23/14 20 at Northwestern 4/7/16 19 at Brown 4/9/14 18 Ohio State 4/2/14 18 Maryland 4/23/16 Fewest Goals Allowed 1 Central Michigan 2/7/16 1 Niagara 4/12/16 4 Duquesne 3/20/16 6 at Detroit 4/16/14 6 Fresno State 4/26/14 6 at SDSD 3/1/16 6 St. Bonaventure 2/28/15 7 at Marquette 3/20/15 7 Rutgers 4/26/15 Most Assists 10 at St. Mary s 3/6/15 7 California 4/12/14 6 Marquette 2/28/14 6 at Notre Dame 4/12/15 5 Winthrop 3/20/14 5 Colorado 3/22/15 5 Niagara 4/12/16 4 at Detroit 4/16/14 4 at Winthrop 2/22/15 4 St. Bonaventure 2/28/15 4 Marquette 2/21/16 4 at San Diego State 3/1/16 Most Points 32 at St. Mary s 3/6/15 22 St. Bonaventure 2/28/15 22 Fresno State 4/26/14 20 California 4/12/14 20 at Detroit 4/16/14 19 at California 4/3/15 18 Colorado 3/22/15 18 Notre Dame 4/12/15 18 Niagara 4/12/16 Largest Margin of Victory 14 at St. Mary s 3/6/15 13 Fresno State 4/26/14 13 Central Michigan 2/7/16 12 St. Bonaventure 2/28/15 12 Niagara 4/12/16 10 at Detroit 4/16/14 7 Niagara 3/14/15 Largest Margin of Defeat 21 at Florida 2/14/15 16 at Florida 3/8/14 16 at Northwestern 4/7/16 15 at Johns Hopkins 3/16/14 15 Ohio State 4/2/14 14 Northwestern 3/11/14 13 at Villanova 2/22/14 13 at Penn State 3/23/14 Most Draw Controls 21 at St. Mary s 3/6/15 17 Oregon 2/19/16 16 Winthrop 3/20/14 16 at California 3/3/15 16 at Florida 2/13/16 15 at Johns Hopkins 3/16/14 15 UC Davis 3/30/14 15 at Detroit 4/16/14 15 Vanderbilt 4/19/14 15 St. Bonaventure 2/28/15 Most Ground Balls 27 at Winthrop 2/22/15 24 Wintrop 3/20/14 24 at St. Mary s 3/6/15 23 at Jacksonville 3/5/14 23 at Detroit 4/16/14 23 St. Bonaventure 2/28/15 22 at Marquette 3/20/15 22 Central Michigan 2/7/16 22 Niagara 4/12/16 Most Caused Turnovers 16 Niagara 4/12/16 15 St. Mary s 3/6/15 15 Oregon 2/19/16 14 Canisius 2/26/16 14 UMass 3/18/16 14 Duquesne 3/20/16 13 St. Bonaventure 2/28/15 13 Colorado 3/22/15 12 Colorado 3/27/16 12 Duquesne 4/5/15 12 Central Michigan 2/7/16 12 Marquette 2/21/16 12 Ohio State 4/2/16 Fewest Turnovers 8 Fresno State 4/26/14 11 Northwestern 3/11/14 11 at Florida 2/14/15 11 St. Bonaventure 2/28/15 11 Central Michigan 2/7/16 11 Ohio State 4/2/16 12 at Florida 3/8/14 12 at Ohio State 5/1/14 13 at St. Mary s 3/6/15 14 at Navy 4/5/14 14 at Ohio Sate 3/27/15 14 Duquesne 4/5/15 TEAM & INDIVIDUAL STREAKS Team Streaks Longest Winning Streak 3 Games 2/28/15-3/6/15 2/21/16-3/1/16 Longest Losing Streak 9 Games 3/22/15-4/30/15 Player Streaks Consecutive Games with a Point Jess Angerman 21 Games 2/22/15-2/26/16 Anna Schueler 18 Games 2/22/15-2/13/16 Consecutive Games with a Goal Anna Schueler 16 Games 2/22/15-4/30/15 Consecutive Games with an Assist Jess Angerman 6 Games 3/22/15-4/12/15

14 SOPHIE DUPHILY Attack Sophomore Chadds Ford, Pa. LAUREN PRYOR Defense Junior Darien, Conn. MADELINE DION Midfield Junior Annapolis, Md. NATALIE CARTI Attack Junior Oakland, N.J. JESS ANGERMAN Attack Junior Shoreham, N.Y. TESS KORTEN Attack Junior Glen Head, N.Y. 7 ALLISON SILBER Goalie Junior Pheonix, Md. 8 KELLY SCHLANSKER- Attack Junior Glenville, N.Y. 9 ANNA SCHEULER Midfield Junior Chicago, Ill. 10 AMANDA FLAYHAN Midfield Freshman Waccabuc. N.Y 11 KIM COUGHLAN Midfield Junior Port Jefferson, N.Y. 12 ALLIE BREITFELLER Attack Junior East Northport, N.Y GIGI PACKARD Defense Sophomore Needham, Mass. KELLY KUBACH Defense Junior Philadelphia, Pa. LAUREN OBERLANDER Attack/Midfield Junior Chadds Ford, Pa. EMMA GUARINO Defense/Midfield Junior Davidsonville, Md. BIANCA BRUECKNER Attack R Sophomore Weston, Mass. MARGARET METZGER Defense/Midfield Junior Bloomfield Hills, Mich KAT GEFFKEN Goalie Sophomore Andover, Mass. DEVON MALTZ Midfield Sophomore Ridgewood, N.J. HADIE EVARTS Defense/Midfield Junior Austin, Texas KATIE MELVIN Attack Sophomore Villanova, Pa. BROOKE PANCOAST Defense Junior Villanova, Pa. MAE TARR Attack Sophomore Parkville, Md MEGAN SCHULTE Midfield Freshman Glenview, Ill. EMILY BRAUN Midfield Junior Grand Rapids, Mich. ARIANA VESPA Midfield Freshman Birmingham, Mich. CARLY HEINE Midfield Freshman Ijamsville, Md. MIRA SHANE Goalie Freshman Princeton, N.J. GRACE HEMMER Midfield Freshman Kenilworth, Ill.

15 SARAH MEHLMAN Midfield/Attack Freshman Scarsdale, N.Y. BECCA MARCHANT Defense Sophomore Washington, D.C. MADDIE KLEE Attack Freshman Sinking Spring, Pa. MOLLY FISHTER Midfield Sophomore Florham Park, N.J. GABBY BURNS Attack Freshman Fallston, Md. ADRIANA PENDINO Attack Freshman Moorestown, N.J SYDNEY DALMASS Attack/Mid. Sophomore Moorestown, N.J. ALI BARZYK Attack Sophomore Lutherville, Md. ALLI KOTHARI Goalie Freshman Narberth, Pa. KATIE SMESKO Attack/Mid. Sophomore Ridgewood, N.J. MAGGIE HANDLAN Defense Freshman Morrestown, N.J. MADISON RICHARDSON Mid./Defense Freshman Norcross, Ga. COACHING STAFF JENNIFER ULEHLA Head Coach Third Season LAURA BERNOTAS Assistant Coach First Season MOLLY HULSEMAN Assistant Coach First Season