NCAA DIVISION III WOMEN S LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT HISTORY YEAR BY YEAR CHAMPIONS

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1 NCAA DIVISION III WOMEN S LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT HISTORY YEAR BY YEAR CHAMPIONS Year Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-up Host or Site 1985 Trenton State College (11-3) Melissa Magee 7-4 Ursinus College Pennsylvania 1986 Ursinus College (14-3) Betsy Meng Ramsey Trenton State Maryland 1987 Trenton State (16-2) Sharon Goldbrenner 8-7* Ursinus College Maryland 1988 Trenton State College(17-2) Sharon Goldbrenner William Smith Haverford 1989 Ursinus College (14-5) Betsy Meng Ramsey 8-6 Trenton State West Chester 1990 Ursinus College (13-3) Kim Lambdin 7-6 St. Lawrence Princeton 1991 Trenton State College (16-1) Sharon Goldbrenner 7-6 Ursinus College Trenton State Trenton State College (16-0) Sharon Goldbrenner 5-3 William Smith Lehigh 1993 Trenton State College (15-0) Sharon Goldbrenner 10-9 William Smith Maryland 1994 Trenton State College (15-0) Sharon Pfluger William Smith Maryland 1995 Trenton State College (17-0) Sharon Pfluger William Smith Trenton State 1996 Trenton State College (14-0) Sharon Pfluger 15-8 Middlebury Lehigh 1997 Middlebury College (16-1) Missy Foote 14-9 The College of NJ Lehigh 1998 The College of NJ (15-0) Jennifer Hart 12-11* Middlebury UMBC 1999 Middlebury College (17-0) Missy Foote 10-9 Amherst College Johns Hopkins 2000 TCNJ (17-0) Sharon Pfluger 14-8 Williams College TCNJ 2001 Middlebury College (17-0) Missy Foote 11-10* Amherst College Johns Hopkins 2002 Middlebury College (17-0) Missy Foote 12-6 The College of NJ Rowan Universit 2003 Amherst College (16-2) Chris Paradis 11-9 Middlebury College St. John Fisher 2004 Middlebury College (19-0) Missy Foote 13-11* The College of NJ St. John Fisher * Indicates overtime game + Indicates title later vacated ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANTS TEAM Years Participated Years Won Lost Win % 1st 2nd 3rd Amherst Bates Bowdoin Cabrini Colorado College Connecticut College SUNY Cortland Denison Drew Franklin & Marshall Frostburg State Gettysburg Gordon Goucher Hamilton Hartwick Haverford Ithaca Johns Hopkins Lynchburg Mary Washington McDaniel Middlebury Nazareth New England Plymouth State

2 Randolph Macon Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Roanoke Rowan St. Lawrence St. Mary s (Md.) Salisbury Scranton Springfield Susquehanna The College of NJ * Trinity (CT) Union (NY) Ursinus (PA) Washington & Lee Wellesley Western New England Wheaton (MA) William Smith Williams Wittenberg Wooster (No third place game is held, semifinal losers are credited with third place. *Record adjusted by the NCAA Committee on infractions (three win in 1992 vacated). NCAA DIVISION III LEADING SCORER YEAR-BY-YEAR 1985 Tina Goldhirsh, The College of New Jersey, and Kelee Whitely, Ursinus, Devin Murphy, Ursinus, Beth Bingaman, Ursinus, Deanna Beuerele, The College of New Jersey, Suzanne Thomas, Ursinus, Margaret Chandler and Andrea Ribaudo, St. Lawrence and Robin Collinson, Roanoke, Cheryl Guerriero, The College of New Jersey, Lynn Amato, The College of New Jersey, Amy Hoover, William Smith, Kyra Preston, The College of New Jersey, Pam Pluguez, The College of New Jersey, Jennifer Hart, The College of New Jersey, Courtney Crangi, Goucher, Amy DiAdamo, Middlebury, Date Stoehr, Hartwick, Sarah Scheessele, Amherst, Dana Latona, TCNJ, Kristin Osborne, Amherst, Kristin Hanley, Middlebury, Abby Ouimet, Amherst, Ashley Harmeling, Amherst, 24 NCAA DIVISION III ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 1985 Chris Heddy, The College of New Jersey, attack Tricia Randall, The College of New Jersey, midfield Lori Jordan, The College of New Jersey, defense

3 1986 Chris Heddy, The College of New Jersey, attack Charlotte Clarke, The College of New Jersey, midfield Jill Johnson, Ursinus, defense 1987 Margie Flynn, The College of New Jersey, attack Anne Jachney, William Smith, midfield Penny Kempf, The College of New Jersey, defense 1988 Lee Moreau, The College of New Jersey, attack Anne Jachney, William Smith, midfield Penny Kempf, The College of New Jersey, defense 1989 Deanna Beuerle, The College of New Jersey Lee Moreau, The College of New Jersey Rachel Rambo, Ursinus Suzanne Thomas, Ursinus Susan Stuart, William Smith Amy Ward, Ursinus 1990 Zoitsa Tsouros, Ursinus Deanna Beuerle, The College of New Jersey Andrea Ribaudo, St. Lawrence Lisa Sher, St. Lawrence Courtney Dittman, Roanoke Kim Piersall, Ursinus 1991 Cheryl Guerriero, The College of New Jersey Melissa Crowley, William Smith Kerri Perinchief, The College of New Jersey Jenn Harpel, Ursinus Gina Carey, The College of New Jersey Amy Ward, Ursinus 1992 Jill Cosse, The College of New Jersey Cathy Swezey, The College of New Jersey Elizabeth Onderdonk, William Smith Kerri Perinchief, The College of New Jersey Courtney Hutchinson, William Smith 1993 Gina Carey, The College of New Jersey Jill Cosse, The College of New Jersey Nichole Fanelle, The College of New Jersey Pam Pluguez, The College of New Jersey Terri-Lee Fiedler, William Smith Amy Hoover, William Smith Kristen McCarthy, William Smith Beth Onderdonk, William Smith Lauren Petrella, Franklin & Marshall 1994 Leslie Lehr, The College of New Jersey Pam Pluguez, The College of New Jersey Cathy Swezey, The College of New Jersey

4 Belinda Warrick, The College of New Jersey Jennifer Bertsch, William Smith Amanda Cox, William Smith Kristen McCarthy, William Smith Nicole Kassissieh, Middlebury Rebecca Savage, Johns Hopkins 1995 Jennifer Hart, The College of New Jersey Jennifer Mazzucco, The College of New Jersey Pam Pluguez, The College of New Jersey Leslie Lehr, The College of New Jersey Beth Watov, The College of New Jersey Amy Hoover, William Smith Jennifer Bertsch, William Smith Terri-Lee Fiedler, William Smith Kristen McCarthy, William Smith Sarah Daniels, William Smith Amy DiAdamo, Middlebury Kelly Hefner, Middlebury 1996 Jennifer Hart, The College of New Jersey Melanie Vasofski, The College of New Jersey Jennifer Mazzucco, The College of New Jersey Beth Watov, The College of New Jersey Nichole Fanelle, The College of New Jersey Amy DiAdamo, Middlebury Torrey Hinman, Middlebury Emily Bracken, Middlebury Kristin Carey, Goucher Michele Mohlman, Goucher Nicole Rodriguez, Ursinus Jen Stone, Ursinus 1997 Whitney Parks, Middlebury Amy DiAdamo, Middlebury Amity Wall, Middlebury Liz Aybar, Middlebury Missy Hopkins, Middlebury Emily Bracken, Middlebury Melanie Vasofski, The College of New Jersey Megan Tropp, The College of New Jersey Jessica McCourt, The College of New Jersey Donna Pecoraro, The College of New Jersey Jennifer Maholland, The College of New Jersey Laura Kidney, William Smith 1998 Jennifer Maholland, The College of New Jersey Fran Constantine, The College of New Jersey Heather Whalin, The College of New Jersey Kate Atwell, The College of New Jersey Alana Teutonico, Williams Lauren Gioia, Williams Caroline Nesbit, Williams Christina Eide, Williams Sarah Bamberger, Hartwick Sue Ketcham, Hartwick Heidi Howard, Middlebury

5 1999 *Heidi Howard, Middlebury Katie Samson, Middlebury Julia Bergofsky, Middlebury Missy Hopkins, Middlebury Heidi Dripps, Middlebury Sarah Scheessele, Amherst Kristin Osborn, Amherst Irene Permut, Amherst Fran Constantine, The College of New Jersey Jessica McCourt, The College of New Jersey Sara James, William Smith Leslie Khachadourian, William Smith 2000 *Megan McCall, TCNJ Sharon Vitulli, TCNJ Tiffany Trockenbrod, TCNJ Emily Fellona, TCNJ Cara Shortsleeve, Williams Sarah Commito, Williams Megan Cleary, Williams Lisa LeBeau, Salisbury Carolyn Murray, Salisbury Jessa Martin, Middlebury Kathryn Rodermer, Middlebury 2001 *Betsy Wheeler, Middlebury Julia Bergofsky, Middlebury Kate Robertson, Middlebury Katie Perine, Middlebury Sarah Grenert, Middlebury Heather Carter, Mary Washington Kate Weller, Mary Washington Carin Heller, TCNJ Megan McCall, TCNJ Abigail Ouimet, Amherst Kristin Osborn, Amherst Brooke Diamond, Amherst 2002 *Julia Bergofsky, Middlebury Dana Chapin, Middlebury Kristin Hanley, Middlebury Jan Glessner, Middlebury Ali Connolly, Middlebury Christie Shore, TCNJ Megan McCall, TCNJ Beth Schminke, Mary Washington Pam Kramer, Mary Washington Cara Coscarelli, Amherst Brooke Diamond, Amherst 2003 *Brooke Diamond, Amherst Abby Ouimet, Amherst Liz Martin, Amherst Laura Schifter, Amherst Annie Jamieson, Amherst Katie Simpson, Middlebury Katie Perine, Middlebury

6 Char Glessner, Middlebury Amanda Wynn, William Smith Meghan Fitzgerald, William Smith Carin Heller, TCNJ Katie Wagenblast, TCNJ 2004 *Becca Brakely, Middlebury Caitlin McCormick, Middlebury Sarah Grenert, Middlebury Nuala O Donohue, Middlebury Elizabeth Renehan, Middlebury Katie Wagenblast, TCNJ Lauren Dougher, TCNJ Christie Shore, TCNJ Liz Martin, Amherst Ashley Harmeling, Amherst Jessica White, Salisbury Linda Ackerman, Salisbury *Indicates Most Outstanding Player NCAA DIVISION III TOURNAMENT RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GOALS, GAME 10 Courtney Crangi, Goucher (28) vs. Roanoke (16), GOALS, TOURNAMENT 18 Dana Latona, TCNJ (5 vs. Cabrini, 4 vs. Gettysburg, 4 vs. Salisbury, 5 vs. Williams), 2000; Caitlin Ritchie, Williams (5 vs. Wellesley, 8 vs. Mary Washington, 1 vs. Middlebury, 4 vs. TCNJ), ASSISTS, GAME 8 Michelle Haynie, Salisbury (26) vs. Denison (4), ASSISTS, TOURNAMENT 13 Kristin Hanley, Middlebury (3 vs. Wheaton (MA), 3 vs. Williams, 7 vs. William Smith), 2003; Laura Schifter, Amherst (4 vs. SUNY Cortland, 4 vs. Gettysburg, 3 vs. TCNJ, 2 vs. Middlebury), POINTS, GAME 16 Courtney Crangi, Goucher (28) vs. Roanoke (16), POINTS, TOURNAMENT 25 Dana Latona, TCNJ (5-2 vs. Cabrini, 4-2 vs. Gettysburg, 4-1 vs. Salisbury, 5-2 vs. Williams), SAVES, GAME 27 Laura Kallio, Haverford (5) vs. Ursinus (16), ; Susan Stuart, William Smith (13) vs. Ursinus (11), ; Susan Stuart, William Smith (13) vs. Ursinus (11), , Teryn Wineburg, Nazareth vs. Union (NY), SAVES, TOURNAMENT 59 Sarah Daniels, William Smith (17 vs. Franklin & Marshall; 19 vs. Johns Hopkins; 23 vs. The College of New Jersey), TEAM RECORDS GOALS, GAME 29 The College of New Jersey vs. William Smith (11), FEWEST GOALS, GAME 0 Wittenberg vs. The College of New Jersey (17),

7 GOALS, BOTH TEAMS 44 Goucher (28) vs. Roanoke (16), GOALS, TOURNAMENT 69 The College of New Jersey, 4 games, ASSISTS, GAME 18 Salisbury (26) vs. Denison (4), ASSISTS, TOURNAMENT 31 Ursinus, 3 games, 1987; Salisbury, 3 games, SHOTS, GAMES 67 The College of New Jersey (29) vs. William Smith (11) (67-26), ; Middlebury (26) vs. Rensselaer (5) (67-17), SHOTS, BOTH TEAMS 93 The College of New Jersey (29) vs. William Smith (11), (67-26), SHOTS, TOURNAMENT 161 The College of New Jersey, 4 games, ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT SCORES 1985 First Round: Ursinus 9, Cortland St. 8; Lynchburg 6, Denison 5; TCNJ 8, Wheaton (Mass.) 7; Drew 16, St. Lawrence 8. Semifinals: Ursinus 15, Lynchburg 2; TCNJ 8, Drew 5. Championship: TCNJ 7, Ursinus First Round: Ursinus 14, Haverford 4; Wheaton (Mass.) 7, Cortland St. 6; Lynchburg 7, Denison 5; TCNJ 15, Drew 5. Semifinals: Ursinus 16, Wheaton (Mass.) 6; TCNJ 8, Lynchburg 3. Championship: Ursinus 12, TCNJ First Round: TCNJ 13, Haverford 4; William Smith 14, Denison 5; McDaniel 12, Johns Hopkins 11; Ursinus 20, Frank. & Marsh. 3. Semifinals: TCNJ 15, William Smith 11; Ursinus 23, McDaniel 5. Championship: TCNJ 8, Ursinus 7 (ot) First Round: Ursinus 16, Haverford 5; William Smith 14, Drew 6; Johns Hopkins 11, Roanoke 10; TCNJ 18, Denison 4. Semifinals: William Smith 13, Ursinus 11; TCNJ 13, Johns Hopkins 7. Championship: TCNJ 14, William Smith First Round: TCNJ 17, Wittenberg 0; St. Lawrence 9, Johns Hopkins 7; William Smith 18, Ithaca 9; Ursinus 12, Frank. & Marsh. 4. Semifinals: TCNJ 11, St. Lawrence 7; Ursinus 11, William Smith 7. Championship: Ursinus 8, TCNJ First Round: Roanoke 11, Denison 5; St. Lawrence 11, Wellesley 5; Ursinus 14, Johns Hopkins 2; TCNJ 14, Frank. & Marsh. 5. Semifinals: St. Lawrence 14, Roanoke 7; Ursinus 6, TCNJ 5 (ot). Championship: Ursinus 7, St. Lawrence First Round: Frank. & Marsh. 11, Denison 7; Ursinus 7, Roanoke 6; TCNJ 11, Haverford 4; William Smith 9, St. Lawrence 8. Semifinals: Ursinus 7, Frank. & Marsh. 3; TCNJ 11, William Smith 8. Championship: TCNJ 7, Ursinus First Round: *TCNJ 11, Denison 6; Roanoke 15, Frostburg St. 11; Ursinus 11, Frank. & Marsh. 7; William Smith 16, Hartwick 2. Semifinals: *TCNJ 17, Roanoke 3; William Smith 11, Ursinus 4. Championship: *TCNJ 5, William Smith 3. *TCNJ s participation in 1992 tournament vacated First Round: William Smith 18, Rowan 9; Johns Hopkins 12, Denison 9; TCNJ 18, Wash. & Lee 4; Frank. & Marsh. 18, Ithaca 17 (ot). Semifinals: William Smith 20, Johns Hopkins 9; TCNJ 11, Frank. & Marsh. 9. Championship: TCNJ 10, William Smith First Round: TCNJ 22, Roanoke 8; Middlebury 16, Bates 8; William Smith 16, Frank. & Marsh. 14; Johns Hopkins 13, Denison 9. Semifinals: TCNJ 13, Middlebury 8; William Smith 11, Johns Hopkins 9. Championship: TCNJ 29, William Smith 11.

8 1995 First Round: TCNJ 19, Rowan 10; Middlebury 15, Trinity (Conn.) 9; Johns Hopkins 16, Ursinus 6; William Smith 24, Hartwick 10. Semifinals: TCNJ 24, Middlebury 12; William Smith 16, Johns Hopkins 9. Championship: TCNJ 14, William Smith First Round: TCNJ 20, Amherst 9; Ursinus 10, William Smith 9; Middlebury 9, Connecticut Col. 8; Goucher 28, Roanoke 16. Semifinals: TCNJ 15, Ursinus 5; Middlebury 21, Goucher 12. Championship: TCNJ 15, Middlebury First Round: Middlebury 26, Rensselaer 5; Johns Hopkins 15, Roanoke 7; William Smith 14, Trinity (Ct.) 13; TCNJ 21, Ithaca 8. Semifinals: Middlebury 20, Johns Hopkins 6; TCNJ 20, William Smith 6. Championship: Middlebury 14, TCNJ First Round: St. Mary s (Md.) 11, Wash. & Lee 8; Johns Hopkins 22, Denison 8; Trinity (Conn.) 13, Ithaca 6; Hartwick 17, Frank. & Marsh. 13. Quarterfinals: TCNJ 11, St. Mary s 7; Middlebury 18, Johns Hopkins 6; Williams 12, Trinity (Conn.) 11; Hartwick 8, William Smith 7 (ot). Semifinals: TCNJ 12, Middlebury 11; Williams 14, Hartwick 10. Championship: TCNJ 12, Williams 11 (ot) First Round: Rowan 18, Union (N.Y.) 9; Amherst 21, Colorado Col. 13; Ursinus 9, St. Mary s (Md.) 8; Salisbury 14, Cortland St. 7. Quarterfinals: TCNJ 11, Rowan 7; Amherst 15, Bowdoin 9; William Smith 12, Urisinus 6; Middlebury 16, Salisbury 2. Semifinals: Amherst 11, TCNJ 8; Middlebury 13, William Smith 7. Championship: Middlebury 10, Amherst First Round: TCNJ 20, Cabrini 6; Gettysburg 9, Drew 8; Salisbury 26, Denison 4; Hamilton 12, Cortland St. 10; Williams 19, Wellesley 9; Mary Washington 12, Randolph-Macon 8; Middlebury 24, Plymouth St. 5; Nazareth 13, William Smith 12 (2 ot). Quarterfinals: TCNJ 16, Gettysburg 7; Salisbury 18, Hamilton 15; Williams 18, Mary Washington 9; Middlebury 16, Nazareth 7. Semifinals: TCNJ 19, Salisbury 4; Williams 11, Middlebury 9. Championship: TCNJ 14, Williams First Round: Middlebury 23, Plymouth St. 5; Cortland St. 15, Cabrini 3; Mary Washington 10, Wash. & Lee 6; Salisbury 16, Ursinus 10; TCNJ 14, Drew 8; Hamilton 18, Denison 6; Ithaca 9, St. Mary s (Md.) 8; Amherst 20, Wellesley 10. Quarterfinals: Middlebury 17, Cortland St. 6; Mary Washington 15, Salisbury 12; TCNJ 17, Hamilton 3; Amherst 13, Ithaca 6. Semifinals: Middlebury 14, Mary Washington 4; Amherst 11, TCNJ 10 (2 ot). Championship: Middlebury 11, Amherst 10 (2 ot) First Round: Springfield 15, Western New Eng. 7; Cabrini 12, Wooster 11. Second round: TCNJ 21, Susquehanna 4; Cortland St. 9, Gettysburg 8; Middlebury 19, Springfield 2; William Smith 20, Rowan 4; Union (N.Y.) 14, Nazareth 9; Amherst 15, Colorado Col. 8; Mary Washington 13, Randolph-Macon 9; St. Mary s (Md.) 15, Cabrini 7. Quarterfinals: TCNJ 15, Cortland St. 8; Middlebury 16, William Smith 10; Amherst 13, Union (N.Y.) 6; Mary Washington 9, St. Mary s (Md.) 7. Semifinals: TCNJ 10, Amherst 7; Middlebury 16, Mary Washington 5. Championship: Middlebury 12, TCNJ First Round: Gordon 15, Cabrini 8; Wheaton (Mass.) 14, Bridgewater St. 9; Colorado Col. 13, Wooster 7. Second round: TCNJ 16, Gordon 3; Mary Washington 12, Wash. & Lee 7; Gettysburg 18, Scranton 11; Amherst 20, Cortland St. 9; Middlebury 13, Wheaton (Mass.) 7; Williams 11, Ithaca 5; Salisbury 15, Colorado Col. 8; William Smith 7, St. Mary s (Md.) 4. Quarterfinals: TCNJ 11, Mary Washington 5; Amherst 12, Gettysburg 5; Middlebury 14, Williams 5; William Smith 12, Salisbury 11. Semifinals: Amherst 12, TCNJ 10; Middlebury 20, William Smith 4. Championship: Amherst 11, Middlebury First Round: Nazareth 12, Wooster 5; Cortland St. 16, New England Col. 7; Scranton 16, Western New Eng. 5. Second round: TCNJ 15, Nazareth 1; Colorado Col. 10, St. Mary's (Md.) 9; Salisbury 18, Cabrini 7; Gettysburg 13, Wash. & Lee 8; Salisbury 18, Cabrini 7; Gettysburg 13, Wash. & Lee 8; Salisbury 18, Cabrini 7; Gettysburg 13, Wash. & Lee 8. Quarterfinals: TCNJ 19, Colorado Col. 9; Salisbury 8, Gettysburg 5; Middlebury 20, Wheaton (Mass.) 6; Amherst 21, Plymouth St. 6. Semifinals: TCNJ 14, Salisbury 9; Middlebury 13, Amherst 9. Finals: Middlebury 13, TCNJ 11 (ot).